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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-07

matched some apron. a circumstance
which was used in choosing partners
for retres hments.
There was a great deal of merri-
ment over the sewing and the clumsy
manner in which some of the girls
and boys threaded their needles show
ed they were not familiar with this
sort Of work
Mr. Prather received the prize for
hemmine the neatest apron, thereby
5learly proving his ability to sew on
his own buttons and remain bache-
lor, if he chose; a silver handled nail
file rewarded his industry. Miss Gar
butt hemmed the neatest necktie and
not only received a beautiful box of
stationery as prize. but established a
reputation as diligent needle woman.
Miss Mamie Gross and Mr.. Waller
were given the BOBBY prizes-needle,
thread and thimbles and advised to
begin practice at once with these use
ful and homely articles.
The prizes were gracefully present
ed to Miss helps.
Forty-Two was enjoyed throughout
the evening.
Delicious refreshments We're served
to Mr.. Thompson and Miss lkard, Mr..
Tyre and Miss Gross, Mr. Coleman
and Miss Whitehurst. Mr. Frank VOL
verton and Miss Ray Thomas, Mr.
Marvin Wolverton and Miss Emma
Abbott. Mr.. Prather and Miss Rosalie
Bowman, MIR. London and Miss Eth
line Hill, Mr.. Jones and Miss Ledbet-
ter. Mr.. Gait and Miss Garbutt, Mr.
Glen and Miss Grunert. Mr.. White
hurst and Miss Hattie Grun'
ert. Mr.. Can and Miss Marjorie Will
liams, Mr.. Coleman and Miss Gregory
Mr. Waller and Miss Jones. Walter
Ditzler and Oracle Jones, Mr. Ansel
carp and Miss Eugene Nivoucne
Mr.. Jno. Sullivan and Miss ltea Vol
verton, Mr. Holt and Miss Edith Nelp
John Hoffman, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John
hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Wolverton.
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Who
Rose
Again
Copyright, 1909, by George II. Doran
Company.)

Synopsis OF Preceding Chapters
tadford Leicester. young man OF
brilliant intellect, but dissIpated
habits. wagers that he can win
Olive Castlemaine for Wife On
the eve of their wedding she learns
of the wager, and Indignantly re-
jects him At Taviton where he is
a candidate for Member of Parlia'
ment he appears in public helpless
" intoxicated He makes it seem
that he has committed suicide
and disappears. Five years elapse.
John Castlemaine. olives father,
has bought an estate. Vale Lin
den, in Deyonshire, where she
founds Home of Rest for people
of small means. There comes to
the home man wearing fez,
IAN Arab of some sort who calls
himself Signor RicordO. He is
tail, with bronzed face and long,
black beard. a man of striking
personality. Herbert Briarfield. a
neigh5oring squire who seeks
Olive as his wife introduces him
to her. He exercises a strange
fascination over her and his per-
sonality reminds her of Leicester.
Sprague and Purvis. with whom
Leicester made his wager also
come to the Home of Rest. Ricor
do reminds them also of Leicester
Ricordo meets John Castlemaine,
shows him documents proving that
ern Trading firm and accompanies
Castlemane and Olive to their
home He refuses the whisky his
host offers him. He tells the
story of a friend who was Tilted
by a woman whose rejection cast
MIN into an Inferno worse than
Dante's. Olive and Ricordo play
golf together and take luncheon
at the Home. He rents rooms at a
neighboring farm house and is Wis
tied by Winfield a former intimate
friend of Leicester. Ricordo reveals
himself to Winfield as Leicester,
risen again" He tells him he has
come back to ayenge himself on
Olive Castlemaine and on Spraguc
and Purvis, who betrayed bo he;
the secret of hIs wager. Leicester
still in the guise Of Ricordo, visits
Olive, declares his love for her and
asks her to be his wife. She de
fers her answer until the followine
evening. When he comes for his
answer she accepts him. With op
portunity for his cherished revenge
at hand, he hesitates and prays
to God for guidance. He visits
Olive and tells her that Leicester
is not dead.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-07
The Passion Play.

After another cycle of ten years the
simple artisans and peasants OF
Oberammergau have again left their
fields and benches to fulfil reverently
and devoutly the vow taken by their
ancestors nearly 300 years ago, to
give their great Passion Play at ten
year intervals as an Offering of thanks
giving to God for deliverance from
the dread plague which swept their
peaceful valley with such dire de-
structon in 1868.
The people of Oberammergau spend
their lives in devotion to their great
Passion Play 1t is their life and
religion.
All hope and plan to take part in
it some day and to live a life that
will make it possible for them TO take
the part of Christus is their ideal.
After the parts have been finally I'M
partially decided upon by great
council meeting for that purpose, the
different ones chosen are supposed
not only to allow their hair and
boards to grow, so that they will look
their parts, but to actually live the
parts that have been given them.
From childhood they are trained lii
the technique of acting and singing,
both by the church and by the
schools. They are not stupid and
uneducated as we are led to suppose
simply because they are spoken of as
peasants.
The man who has been selected to
play the part of Christus this year is
a potter-Anton Lang. Hans Twink
who plays the part of Judas is a
painter; Sebastian Bauer (Pilate) is
the town burgomaster
The tableaux which precede the
play are almost exact reproductions
of some of the wonderful religious
paintings of the old masters.
Rubens Descent from the Cross,
and Leonards da Vinces Last Sup
per" are copied exactly.
The people make their own cos
tunes, taking the greatest pains tC
make them exact in type and beauti
full in color. The entire village helps
to make them and a large part Of the
money taken in at the preceding pro
ductions is invested in the materials
They are not allowed to use paint
powder or false hair.
The stage is open, furnishing ;
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beautiful natural back ground or
mountain. sky, and valley for the
drama, but the audience is protected.
The theatre accommodates 5000, but
you have 10 engage your seat months
ahead. The play begins at in the
morning and lasts with a noon inter
mission until nearly six.
There are IS acts, some of them
With several scenes.
The audience is not allowed to ap-
plaud.
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The Boys and Girls Agricultural CLUB
(By T. NJ Jeffords.)

The Boys and Girls Agricultural CLUB
CBy T. NJ. JefiordsD
In last months Bulletin an article
appeared on Boys and Girls Club |
Work in Oklahoma Not half the |
good things this club proposes TO
do for the boys and girls of Okla
homa was told in that article. u
seems that everybody is lending a.
hand to make this a banner year
and to make Oklahoma the banner
state in this sort OF work. An lhi
posins array of organizations and indi-
yiduals is back of the movement. II
includes the State Board OF Agricu-
ture. the A. & NJ College, the SIX
District Agriculture School, t1e
seyenty-six County Farmers lnsti-
mtes. the Womens Clubs or AuXili-
aries to the Institute, County super.
intendents. the L. S. Farm Demon
stration agents, many commercial
clubs. Senator Gore, and individual
citizens by the score.
The premiums are numerous ahu
valuable. Practically every county
will give a fall exhibition and ofler
premiums to the boys and girls. Man!
counties already have their lists
made out. and in some instances the
premiums in a county amount to sew
eral hundred dollars. Some Johnstt !
County boy will win a $500 pony IN
a corn contest. The Ardmore Com
mercial club will send the boy grow
ing the best 10 ears of corn III that
county to Washington. Suits OF
clothes. watches, pure bred live STOCK
and other things to delight boys ana
girls are offered in the various coun-
ties.
Then many valuable state premi-
ums are offered. one boy and one
sjrl in each county may win a "Trip
IN one of the District Agricultural
Schools for weeks work there
Eighteen boys and girls may win trips
IN the A && NJ. College for a week :
-!ork there. One boy and one girl
in each county may win trip to one
of the District Agricultural Schools
for a weeks work there. Eighteen
bows and girls may win trips to the
4 G. NJ College for a weeks work
there. One boy and one girl Will win
wears scholarship in District Ag-
ricutural School. Senator Gore VIII
send one boy to Washington.
The State Fair offers $5OOOo IN
prizes to boys and an additional sou
is offered by banks in tifty-two coun'
,ias for corn exhibited at the state
Fair from those counties.
Then the A. & NJ. College will con-
duct a school Of agriculture for Doys
at the State Fair. Each county may
send two boys to this school Ihey
will be admitted 10 the Fair and 10
the school by presenting their ceru-
ficates of appointment. A huge tent
will be furnished with cots ana ihe
boys will camp on the Fair Grounds
for week. There will be lots OF
work and lots of play all week.
Then the college will run h'e
stock and dairy train over portions OF
the state in October, and clubs VIII
he asked to send delegates to meet
this train.
Boys and girls may obtain further
information concerning these matters
by addressing the County Supsrih-
tendent of Schools, or the A. & NJ.
College, saltwater.
T. NJ. JEFFORDS, Sec.
Oklahoma Boys Corn Club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-07

She sat as moveless as a statue.
His voice sounded far away. 1t was
very strange too, and yet it was
very familiar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-07

HYMN TO THE sun.
(verses from Ohanticler by NJ. Rost-
Thou who dost kiss away the dew
that lies
Like hidden tears on each small
grassy blade,
Who with ethereal colors canst dis
guise
Into host of golden butterflies
The almond blossoms flutteriug is
hey fade;
0 gracious sun, to whom each daT-
ling flower
Do:h eve the ripened hohey of its
cup,
Who find'st the way to every peas
ants bower
DiYiding in a trillion parts the dover
That still in one great sphere is
treasured up.
Accept me for thy priest and I will
sing
How on a Monday thou dost not
disdain
To paint the soapy bubbles glisten-
ing.
And oft at eve thy last farewell dost
fling
Against some humble cottage win
dow pane.
My golden brother on the clock
tower shines
Through thee; to thee the sunflower
turns her head:
And thou dost weave such deic
designs
When glancing through the lindens
or the pines
That ON the lawn one hardly dares
TO tread.
Thou mak'st enamel of the kitchen
ware,
And banners of the rags hung out
to dry
The hay ricks through thy grace
have golden hair,
And all the bee-hives in the garden
wear
Upon their caps a gold one cannot
buy
Glory to thee, o Sun, upon the
lawn,
On portal and on meadow and ON
vine,
In eye of lizard and on wing OF
swami
o thou who hast with magic pencil
drawn
Each fine detail and every sweep
ing line!
Beside each shining object thou dost
A somber sister stretching on be-
fore;
The image traced by thee doth oft
times grow
So delicate and strange we hardly
know
If shadow or if substance please
Us more.
To deck the air with roses, make
Flames in the springs, in every
bush a Lar,
To apotheosize a gnarled tree
Is thine. o Sun, without whose al
chemy
Things would indeed be only wha'
they are!
t.
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Y MARY GWYNN wHITEM AN
TELEPHONE ONE-FoUR- TWO

with such elation as the election OF
Hon. Lee Cruce to the democratic
nomination for the governorship of
the state of Oklahoma.
1t wasn't so much that Mr.. Cruce
is an Ardmore citizen as that-he
is just Mr.. Cruce.
We knew him to be a good and
capable man-one in whom the high
est trust can be placed without
fear OF violation a man capable
of feeling a sympathy with his peo-
pie that goes farther than crafty
diplomacy in making a happy and
prosperous administration.
We were glad Ardmore was able
to furnish the state such a man;
but, we accepted his election with
larger gratitude believing that
while he is pre-eminently ours, still
the voters of the state had recOg-
niZed merit in their ballots and have
realized the fact that reforms are
not necessary when the proper Of
ficials are in power.
There was another cause for our
rejoicing-a man who can be such
splendid loser as Mr.. Cruce has
been deserves taste from the cup
of victory.
You can judge a man best in ad-
versity and throughout the state Mr..
Cruce was pronounced sterling"
| through mis- hearty support of the
democratic nominee in the past cleo
ton, in which his supporters would
not admit his defeat
We know he will make splendid
official and that his election will
not change him in the least
He will go on just the same
passing the basket arouni on Sun
+ day, helping his friends over their
, tight places, shaking hands with his
friends from the country( Tor he
knew how to shake hands before he
became a candidateD, going to the
church dinners, helping out the la
dies and societies and doing all
those innumerable things ina; goes
toward building up a town and com
munity.
There is nothing spectacular about
him. He does not profess cne elo
| quence that viii charm the birds
from the trees, but he can back up
his arguments with proofs that can
charm the votes from the ballot
box.
| He will never regard any of his
constituents as very necessary, out
some times troublesome accessories
TO a political campaign.
! The boys with the one gallus"
as the ones with spike tail coat.
And when dining with their candi.
'"'S at INC bSS iu'hlHS may eat
with their knives and tie their
napkins around their necks for all
the governor cares.
When Mr.. Cruce assumes the toga
OF state great responsibility will
descend upon the entire Cruce fam
ily-singly and in aggregation-the
responsibility of not getting stuck
up"
Of course you would as soon think
OF Cruce buying zebra as get.
ting stuck up"-but then. We will
nave to keep our eye on them for
that matter and the first one of this
somewhat-arge-and d-excee1inglypopu.
lar family who doesn't kotow and sa.
laam every time they see man
woman or child coming within their
range of vision will receive our i'm
mediate and hearty censure.
As for Mr. Lee Cruce-he will
have to suffer for his popularity: to
the large crowd of voters he will
be Lee but, Governor Cruce"-
doesn't that sound great? Isn't tina:
the sweetest melody you have heari
Why, it's delicious enough to atone
for the census reports? Governor
CTuce.'
Try it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-07

ANY WOMAN may easily and quickly
gain a beautiful complexion by using
Nadinola Cream. 1t banishes tan, sal
Iowness, freckles, pimples, liver-sPots
and other facial discolorations. Worst
case in twenty days.
Nadinola Cream rids the pores and tis-
sues of all impurities. Leaves the skin clear,
soft and healthy. Directions and binding
guarantee in each package. Price SOC. and
81. 90 by high-class toilet counters or mall
NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Paris, Tenn
Sold by Frames Drug Store and
others.
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Hon. Lee Cruce.

There has been no event since
statehood that has filled Ardmore
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
No Tore Palated CANDY /.

When the present stock in the hands
o. confsctiouersis is exhausted, there will
i'e 20 more Candies vanished with shell
le and other gums. 10 the past chesp
0on bons have been covered with mix.
lures scarcely more edible than house
paints, but the ruling 10 effect soday
Wiii serve to stop such practices.
Several reasons are given by the
'ood oureAu prohibiting the use q
gums. ole is that the gums are pre.
pared IN alcobolic solutions and even
E'od alcohol solutions The other
i.,. .et'ooS are That the coating conceals
io'eriorities ! and enables candy 70 be
keps 10 sto;k for long periods Of time.
o1th undesirable results.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
Notice

NJ Appl;e,,ior for Tax Deed Under Section OF
Chapter $50 Laws of Florida
NOTICE is hereby given that d. S Sariton ans
" RauIerSon. purchasers Of Tax CertIheates aye
" 2, s15 dated the 6;h day Of July. A. D.. lsOs,
- sled aid certificates in my once ana inaoe a
,.,,,i;-Sti1- for ;ay deed to issue in accordance
- - Ssii rartiScates embrace the following
ss..scrib,i properly situated in St Lueie county
Florida, tOwit: ami -scve,. c..
ID all in To 81 SR6E
;.,,.-.s 81 such certificates in the name OF I.
N Hsrt Unless said certificates shall be re
Ses-sI according 70 law tax deed VIII issue
rbsr,aor on the 22d day Of August. A d. 1911
witness my osficial signature and seal TINS the
'-''' 80 J. z FULTz. Clerk,
Circuit Court st. Lucie County, Florida,
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
Notice.

OF Application for Tax Deed under Section
Of CHAPTER tsSs. Laws of Florida
NOTICE Is hereby given that D. S. Carlton and
" RsuIerson. purchasers Of Tax Certificate
"a i. dated the SIR day Of July. A. D.. 1896. has
bas hled said certificate in my othce, and has
made application for tax deed 10 issue in accord
nee with law. Said certificate embraces the tol-
iovyinRs described property situated in St Lucie
County. FIorids, to-wit: N y Of Sc z In Sec "a
To 81 SR35E
ne aid land being assessed at the date Of the
L suanee of such eertihate in the name Of &.
VI Hart Unless said certificate shall be re
deemed according 70 law, tax deed WIZ ISSUE
thereon on the 22d day Of August. A. D., 1910.
J. z, EULIZ, Clerk,
Circuit Court St. Lueie County. Florida.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

Hofton. Daisy 2 Horton, B. Il. sGdcIs.
orooSs, Cora X. Di,tmar. Katherine >
PsK1on' Diza Saunders, Minnie Milton
and Lorsna Fabcr, 70 me uerson.lI,.
well known and sbo aeknovledeedtbn, =,
the Foregoing is their respective sl0n,.
tares and seals and THAI tie same gere
'lgued freely aud voluntarily and far
ihe uses and purposes hersia szCre. q
witness ny band aod zeal III, ?, 4
Gay Of august, c. T. NccAKrY
Notary Public State of Fla 49,
Ny com. expires NoT. L, IsCs.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

L. TIE Cire1i, Court Of tie Seventh Circuit. St
Lgcie County. Florida
R0bert z. Fairbanks,
Plaintiff.
w.
Laura y. Sydenham ard NOticecf A.tatbrnept
Lewis & TarSest, as Ex-
ecgtOrs q Esta.e % Rob
srt F. braud. deceased,
To Laura IT, STGengam ard Lewis c. Van Nest
a. Executors ~ Estate Of Robert =. Brad. Ge.
erased, ard otheg persOns interested
fOl are heTehE notified chat a Writ Of Anal.
'-eat nas b en iss3ed against yU1 aud your urop.
eFty attachen ~ Eatisfy the demand of the bl.1a.
II a the afDVe case amounting 10 8, ,20GO0
Aos. unless yy1 shah appear before the Couri
. szid SIT ard plead or demur % the declaration
I!si herein ~ the Clerks Office IN Fod Pierce
~. Lseie eouhty, Florida, o. the rlle CAV In DC.
ys5er. isle, being the third day Of Oetotq- 1916
9stA1't val Be enta-ed against you in due o5,,rse
ard apgli>ation will b. made 70 the Cor n for fnsi
-'1slnent and yoUr property sod Tor the Jebt.
Deiaq inis bthday q July. 1910
l7hAa-I j. r. FuLTz,
T. l. Hennings. Plaintiff Attorney.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

The 'olloTiug smsnsmen. vas msds
70 the oriEinal charter mskInq .bs
price Of the stock 1900 per sbare
Resolved That ArsIcIs III Of The
charter b. amended 70 read A. ,oIIos. !.
article III. The eaHtaI stoeF =,
this corporation shall b Pour Tbou.. j
ard $500 Dollzra, divided in,o ~. so'..
hundred 1901 shares of a pas vaIos .sss !,
Ten 5000 Doliar sAeh. All ss..s. !.
Of stock shall Be paid ior IL e,sb'
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
Notice.
OF Application for Tax Deed Under Section
sot Chapter 4sSS, Laws Of Florida.

OF Application for Tax Deed Onner Sectloh
sos Chapter 1855, Laws Of Florida.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ". J. Rauerson,
purchaser Of Tax Certificate No. 5, dated the 9th
!ay u July, A. D., lsQs, has fled said certificate
ny 5ffee, ard has made application for tax
d.ed % issce IN accordance with law. Said GER
t.heats embraces the following described aroperty
situate IN St Lucie county, Florida towit
y y OF L0, 3, and four acres Of Lot in Sec.
- Tp, u, 5 r Al Z.
The aid land being assessed a. the date Of the
ISSUANCE Of s1ch certificate In the name Of Mary
E. Ho.mes. Unless said certificate shall be re-
ieenei according % law, tax deed will issue
thereon On the 25d day of August, A. d., 1910.
Witness ny osfcial signature sno seal this 18th
Day of July. A. D., 1910
]. T. FULTl. Clerk
Circuit Court St Lycie County, FlaTda.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

me LeOnardy brothers Of osteep
nnl'ned SheariDg their iock Of eO0
sneep ls's week and realized about 200
Ia pooIas Of wool. Sheep raising & !
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

Don't forget to make the house y is one Of the
ot enemies have 1t breeds and spreads Keep your
in good shape and closed tight They more dangero
the mosquito.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

communication front page calls attention to the losses
ned by fish dealers shipments by the Express routes where
barrels are reced the neglect of the Express Company to
us the claims in length of time The people
akng up the immense injustice and hOgghnes of these compa
les and we hope legislation very take controlling hand
ad stop some of the high handed methods.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
HOT WEATHER.

During the past several days the entire country mas oee HI H'
hot e which has caused many deaths from sunStroEe etc.
sb fatalities ever occur and it is a safe aSser
on that it is one of coolest States in the unihh os W
er months
Especially the East blessed in this regard Tor hay
~ masses but strong breeze the entire strip OF land
al miles Of the Atlantic Ocean, and along Indian River the breeze
IS upmoested scope to cool everything it touches
While we read of the fatal caused by the heat to
., 90 w m rioce that we live in a land where such is un
noyn and cover is needed at night
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

Personally appeared before an officer
y qualified 10 take scknowiedgs-
l'Dts. Lizzie B. Mccarty, Grace r.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15

The dull doesn't affect Fort Pierce in the least
MANY towns wrap themselves in umber during months
i'd wake up only to greet from the cey North
ort Pierce She hustng all the time and growing every day.
he summer busy the winter and Improvements of susan
al always progress Just look the and
here's for the business you contemplate opening
Volume The State Retail Magazine has
cen received and better than the initial Gotten up
handsome style and we'll ei with information concerning the
all trade fast gaining in popular favor The magazine pub.
ished at jacksonville by the recently orme Association
5ny people have forgotten and Others knew TIE
objects of the Fort Pierce improvement Club have by
uest reproduced this week the charter Of the organization and hope
hat will prove value all interested il the movement
improve the city in any way
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-15
Improvement Club Charter.
icontinued f.om PAGE onel

Nsme. Residence. Shares.
sizzie B. McCsrty, Eldred, Fla, 5
race p. Horton, Fort Pierce, Fla, 5
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
HELP WAMTED-FemaIe


WANTsD-A girl for general house
work. Apply, los n. Eighth
WANTED -- Experienced el DERBY
woman for housekecper and cook
for two persons on ranch near city
Address Ranch, care Journal
WANTED-Iwo young ladies TO
work in ladies' tailoring shop,
Must understand about sewing and
pressing. Apply Monday morning az
r. Maharam. SIG w Central
WANTED ~ Competent woman TO
cook in family of two. Phone 7f2.
WANTED-Tw dining-room girls at
Home Restaurant EOS W. Gold
WANTED AT once, girl Ter general
houSework two in family 124
West Copper.
WANTED Woman for general house
work. 1902 North Fourth 81,
WANTED -Salesladies at the Econo-
mist.
WANTED-Girl to assist in house,
work and care Of children Apply
S23 W Gold
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22
WANTED--P0sitionS

EXPERIENCED STENOGIlAPHER
wants position or extra work.
Phone 720, or address "E NJ" this
office
WANTED-Carpe job or repair
work Address, G13 =. Garfield
avenue.
WANTED-Position at carpentry and
iobbery I'll South High. II. A.
Culp.
male stenographer
ana office man. capable of handling
books. wants four or five hours work
daily. Address y. G.. care Journal
Good health