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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-22

their daughter, Mrs. Oscar johnson,
who is quite Ill. %sse>
Julius Bartheld and T. e. EngeIhorn
went to Starkweather Monday, return
ing the following day. julius departed
Wednesday Cor Lansing, Iowa.
John Nelson left for Williston, N. D.,
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. o. P. Walker and Mrs. Nels
Sather of Maza were shopping in town
Tuesday.
John Mclean of Devils Lake, re-
publican nominee for sheriff OF Ram
sey county. was in the city Wedpes-
day.
Charlie and VIII Enge1horn and AL.
bert Hausman went to Devils Lake
Wednesday afternoon, returning in the
evening: ','','*'' 'Ll7
Mrs. Joseph Hanson has been quite
III but is much improved now.
Miss Nellie Studley and Mrs. Ida
Higgins Of Cando left Tuesday for a
visit in Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. Henry Noltimier arrived from
Excelsior, Mimi, Sunday on q visit to
the family Of his son Warren. " -"
j. G. Jacobson was called to Madi
son, Mimi, Wednesday on account OF
the sudden, and it is feared, serious
illness of his sister.
Geo. Dingman and son of Penn were
in the city on business Friday.
Mr.. Gessner drove over from Penn
Friday with his wife who wished tc
consult DR.. Flath about her ill health
DR.. Jas. A. Dow returned Tuesda,
| from few days visit at the home OF
his brother at Winnipeg, Can. His
mother is visiting there from STRAIT
ford and DR.. went at this time in or
der to see her
The marriage Of Mr.. Oiuf Olson
formerly of this city but now OF Leeds
and Miss Ella Johnson, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris johnson of Overly
was solemnized by Judge Burr at Bot
dneau Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Olso1
were in this city few days this weel
meeting old friends and receiving tn,
congratulations of old acquaintances
They will make their home in Leeds
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From the Public-Opinion


Miss Emma Severson was a guest
at the Wallace cottage at Chautauqua
last Sunday and Monday.
Prof Scherlie was in town Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Martha Seyerson spent few
days this week with Mrs. Wake at
Chautauqua.
Mrs. H. A. Nicholson and family and
Miss Beebee returned from Chautau-
qua Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCracken and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gull camped at Willow
Lake last Saturday and Sunday.
George Jaeneke left for Fargo Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. M. D. Kayanaugh returned from
Chautauqua Monday.
Mrs. Martin of Edmonton, Alberta,
is visiting at the Laurie home.
H. A. Nicholson is buildings house
and barn On his Prairie View farm.
On account Of the dry season the
road overseers throughout the county
are grading up the roads in low places
where water usually remains during
the whole summer. There Is less
water in the sloughs this summer
than for many seasons past.
H. A. Nicholson and family have
moved to their farm on the reservation
where they will reside che balance Of
the summer Mr.. Nicholson is build.
ing large basement barn and is max
ing other substantial improvements
Mr.. H. Fl. Olin has decided to go to
Canada to make his future home He
has received an offer to manage a
large hotel in Rapid City, Manitoba
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. DIN
are sorry to see them leave Crary, but
wish them success in their new home
Ray Kelly, son of J. W. Kelly, was
visiting friends in Crary Monday this
week Mr.. Kelly is now a brakeman
on the Milwaukee road and has his
headquarters at Yarmouth, N. D. He
likes the railroad work and in time
hopes to become a passenger con-
ductor.
Miss Drew and John Montgomery
of Ardoch visited DR.. and Mrs. Drew
the first of the week.
Mr.. D. w. Hunter and family return.
ed from their visit to Alberta, Canada,
Monday this week and report a very
pleasant outing. Mr.. Hunter says
crops east of Calgary and in the local
ity of Claresholm are very poor, on
account of the protracted drouth.
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From The Times

From The Times
Miss Hannah Brisness went to Rug
by this week for visit.
Miss Edna Davis spent few days at
the farm returning to Devils Lake on
Monday.
Mrs. W. R. Haig and family return
ed this week from Chautauqua where
they spent the season.
Mrs. Rainboth gave a party for the
young ladies of Starkweather and vi
cinity yesterday afternoon in honor of
Miss Pearl Joliffe who is visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of fine girl at
their home on Thursday of last week.
Julius Bartheld was here this week
for visit with his brother E. T. Barth-
ED
Mrs. A. H. Foster returned last Fri
day from Rochester. Minnesota, where
she took her little child for treatment,
John McFadden, brother-in-law of
Levi Briggs Of Walkerton, Ontario, and
Seth Briggs, brother Of Wa1halla, are
here for visit with Levi Briggs and
family.
Tillie and Petra Romstead spent a
few days at Chautauqua during the
past week.
Henry King and family and LaMoure
Freedom and family returned last
week from Chautauqua.
Hazel and Dale Davis came up from
Devils Lake on Wednesday evening
to spend few days on the farm.
Miss Pearl Joliffe of Rolla is visit
ing this week at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. J. Rainboth east of town.
Mrs. W. T. Miller of Webster wa!
here for a few days this week a CUES
of Mrs. P. F. Meharry.
Mrs. W. c. Fawcett returned las
Sunday from visit of several month,
in eastern Canada and other points.
E. T. Bartheld returned last weel
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his old home.
Luther Welch returned last Monda,
from California where he spent Sever
al months.
]. F. Quick met with an accident las
week while hauling barrel of waite
on stoneboat. The team ran ava,
and Mr.. Quick was thrown to tn
ground and the stoneboat struck hin
on the head fracturing the skull slight
ly. He is doing we'll under the doc
tors care.
Mr.. Cullen son of James Cullel
who proved up claim in Royal tow
ship was here during the past wee
looking up the matter of his father
estate. 1t seems that this boy did no
hear of his fathers death for som
: time after it took place and then foun
that the other heirs had divided u
the property to suit themselves.
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From The Hustler

From The Hustler
Miles johnson Of Grand Harbor was
q caller here Monday.
Peter Steinberg was a Devils Lake
business caller Tuesday.
Mr.. Ed. Olson of Grand Harbor was
in our little city Monday.
Gene Stoeser OF Newburg Is here for
a few days visit with relatives.
The Misses Kluften of Norway town
ship were trading in town Monday.
Billy Doyle and Ole Hermanson Wis
tied the county seat the fore part of
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson McCahan
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. Elias
McCahan.
Mr.. Sylvester Huston of Norway
township was among the Sunday Wis
itors here.
Mrs. Earl Grant of Lethbridge, Alta,
Is here on visit to her sister, Mrs
F. E. Gessner.
Mr.. J. H. Gessner and Valentine
Stoeser returned Wednesday from
their Denver trip. They report an en-
joyable time.
Fred Gill returned Monday from
Malta, Mont, where he has been on
his homestead.
Mr.. Kornder is now in charge of the
Imperial elevator, the Minneapolis hav.
ing been closed.
Herman Halvorson and family visit
ed friends In Churchs Ferry the fore
part Of this week.
Miss Lenore Thompson of Devils
Lake is here on a visit to her sister
Mrs. II. L. Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muehlen and daughter
Alice were Devils Lake visitors the
fore part Of this week.
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From the Guardian.

from the GUARDIAN
j. Wipf the Alsen banker was a.
business visitor here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Olsen were visi-
tors at Edmore between trains Monday.
Geo. Loomen returned Tuesday from
visit with friends at Devils Lake ov-
er Sunday.
Supt- Tollefson of the Duluth Elev:
Co., is looking after that Co.'s interests
here.
Ben Steveanon returned Tuesday
from an extended visit with friends
through the southern part of the state.
J. G. Curtis was Devils Lake visi-
tor the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Louis Brenna returned from a
short visit with relatives at Hatton.
Jas. Ford and VIM. Turner of Wea-
yer were business visitors here Satur-
day.
O. M. Shipley was a business visi-
tor at Devils Lake over Sunday.
OAe>o' AAoA kOA 1uu 1dIllly I0LuTuSO
from Chautauqua Tuesday. They re-
port a very pleasant outing.
The Northwestern Telephone Co.
had gang of men here Saturday dou-
BILE wiring the line from Edmore to
Munich.
i At the regular annual meeting Of the
Farmers Elevator Co. held Tuesday
the same board of directors were elect
ed. They also decided to open the ele-
vator for the season about the middle.
OF August A car of flour was ordered
for immediate shipment. .~..t
Jas. Dolan returned from Moose
Jaw, Can. Friday where he has been
Tor the past few weeks looking after
his land interests there. He reports
crop conditions somewhat better there
than about here. -
Jas. Bocan, well digger met his
death by gas suffocation today while
boring well for Louis Lykken Bo-
Gan had occasion to go down the well
to attend to something which was
wrong with the machine. After going
down some depth he told Mr.. Lykken
that there was gas, but thought; he
could manage without coming to the
surface at once. The fumes were evi.
IDENTIFY stronger than he at first thought
| as after waiting a short time Mr. Tyl,
ken asked how he was, and getting no
response tried to pull him out, but he
had got loosened from the rope and
as Mr.. Lukken was all alone on the
surface he was compelled to go for
help. This took some time to procure
and when at last help reached the
ground and the victim was brought to
the surface he was dead. Medical at
tendance had been summoned but was
OF no use. Al +:z.g s..
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on the road were around Culbertson,

on the road were around Culbertson,
Mont, and Williston, N. D.
Mrs. P. J. Antony was taken to Dew
lis Lake Monday for an operation at
the Mercy hospital. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. Anthony. DR.. Law and
Mrs. Tyrrell. The latter part of last
week she appeared to be getting better
but DR.. Law decided Monday that only
an operation would give her perma-
nent relief It was a very delicate
and serious operation. Mrs Antony
withstood it we'll and at last report
was said to be out of danger. Her
many friends wish her speedy recov-
cry.
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(By Special Correspondent.)

(By Special Correspondent
C. Smeallie was a visitor in the city
one day this week.
Ignatius Court was at Devils Lake
one day this week.
Fred Lang was at Devils Lake on
business between trains Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. L. Serene and son
Louis were visiting in this place one
day last week.
Miss Hilma Freeburg was in attend
ance at st. Elmo at the opera house
in Devils Lake Monday night.
Marjorie and Charlie Mills enter
tanned some of their young friends
at their home Saturday afternoon. r.
SOS The lumber shed that: was blown
down by the recent storm is now re.
placed with one better than ever.
The school children of Wood Lake
and Toxic will picnic Friday afternoon
at the Mills grove east of this place.
Mrs. G. D. Mills was in Devils Lake
over night Monday, shopping and taxi
ing in st. Elmo at the opera house.
Sigurd Burg and Mr.. Pearson left
Thursday of last week for the coast
where they will remain for several
months.
Toxic and Hillsdale played baseball
at Toxic Sunday. Toxic was victorious
with score Of IL to 2. Next Sunday
there will be a return game played at
Wade Browns place. +
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From The Sun
Emil Berg returned from West Bad
en- Ind, Springs Sunday, where he has
been sojourning for short time.
Hon. Bernt Anderson went to Leeds
on business Monday.
Hans Blegan and wife were called
to Nansen, N. D., Wednesday to see
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NEIGH60RH00D NEWS

wind storm on the 5th destroyed thous-
and acres OF the best fields in the
southern part Of the county.
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gren, G.. P. Pillsbury, G.. Newgard, c.
]. McGurren and A. L. Johnson,

gren, G.. P. Pillsbury, g. Newgard, c.
J. McGurren and A. l.. Johnson.
Bids were opened for the construc.
tion of sewers and bid was awarded
to L. w. Schruth, his being the low
est and best bid. z. H., -. e.las..
Ordinances Nos. 124 and 125 passed
their second readings and were or
dered published, which will be found
elsewhere in this issue. They relate
to the manner of securing licenses and
driving automobiles, etc.
The request Of Peter Haley for per-
mission to construct an unloading
platform and an iron covered shed
at the rear of his implement building
on the rear Of lots % and "a, block %,
not being strictly in accordance with
city ordinance but was on motion
granted. =. -. ,;f~es ;f s.
Ordinance No. S126 was introduced
and passed its first reading.
There being no further business to
come before the council the meeting
adjourned until the next regular meet
ing. --..
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better than was looked for. After re-
covering from the scare of month
ago, farmers are being agreeably sur
prised in great many localities: 81
improve their style Of play and hope to
figure in the championship race of the
state. ) Arrangements should be per-
fected at once for efficient coaching
and If necessary the matter brought
before the school board as. in other
cities of North Dakota. In Grand
Forks the school board actively sup
port the boys in their efforts to make
the team a success and lend financial
assistance In securing a first class
coach. There are a large number of
former football players in the city and
1t should be possible to get good man
as well as to give the boys several
good practice games during the early
part Of the season.
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new subscribers to our already large
lis of readers.
The solicitors were met with good
words for the paper everywhere they
went and it was not difficult to add to
the list; as a result our list of read
ers has been put in class well to the
front Of the weekly papers of the state.
We can safely say that there are no
two or we believe three weekly publ
cations in Ramsey county combined
that can equal our list of subscribers.
This makes the Inter-Ocean excep-
tionally strong for advertising pur-
poses and people wishing to reach the
largest numbers should use the col
umns of the Inter-Ocean if they wish
to get the best results.
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LOCAL HIGHS
IN THE RACE
WILL CONTEND FOR THE STATE
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP IN
SPITE OF LOSS OF VAlu-
ABLE MEN.

The local high school boys are PLAN
ming on being big factor in the race
for the football championship Of North
Dakota this year and already ways and
means for financing the team are be-
ing discussed by teachers and stu
dents. Last years team made an ex-
cellent showing in spite of the fact
that the boys had practically no coach
ing and although they viii lose their
old standby, Carl Connolly, who rush.
es have won many games in the past
three years, nevertheless the boys
have an abundance of good sturdy ma
terial with which to build another scor.
ing machine.
The games ;fsas year should be with
the strongest teams the boys can Sc
cure ae.'it. is only by fighting It out
with the top notchers that they can
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LEGISLATIVE.
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DEMOCRATS PREPARING FOR WIG
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M At present the chief local political
interests centers on the coming con-
test for sheriff and legislative offices.
For the legislature the democrats will
make herculean efforts to land at
least Belford. Also ;Creel ia booked
for e swhirlWind fight and II the: Col.
onel can be induced TO- ssforsake his Re.
publican principles he may go into the
fight actively. -
. Il: This, however, is not probable as Col
Creel5is. q staunch republican who has
many close friends who would Sbe
greatly surprised to learn OF his sactivi
yentering the campaign. Jss;;,ss s,ssss ). :
. 7 Belford, the retiring sheriff, though
!. popular 81 many quarters will hardly
pom one.haif the vote which lie got fol
j the Office he now occupies. Hoseney
Is not well known in the city and even
{ Il he should develop strength in the
+ country, will run far behind in Devils
Lake. @zs ='5... .... ny ! - .. ..-;t =
&. All IN all, prospects are bright FOL
a big republican majority for Morrt
SON, Hyland and Anderson. : All fac
lions Of the party are represented
among these three candidates SO ev
cry republican vote In the county
should be polled for them. s.%s5 !,
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OFF AGAIN
!. . ON AGAIN
THE STARE SAID 70 BE SOLD
WILL AGAIN BE DEMOCRATIC.

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WILL AGAIN BE DEMOCRATIC.
According to'a dispatch in the Far
go Forum dated at Williston the State
has been sold by Col. J. H. Bloom of
the Devils Lake Journal and Colonel
Carl Nelson of the Cando Democrat.
The item was not in the Kernels"
column either. The article goes on to
explain that the transaction IS partial
ly result Of the enthusiasm the pur-
chaser felt over Williston when they
attended the recent editorial meeting,
but more for the purpose Of boosting
up the waning cause Of Governor
Burke in this part of the state. Then
comes narrowing tale of perfidy in
high, places, as follows: :=5sH> @..}
Months ago Governor Burke sent
word to Mayor ;Bruegger that he want
ed him to name some Williston lady 10
represent North Dakota at. big. ma
tional convention to be held for: the
purpose of improving the Missouri riY;;
er. Mayor Bruegger didn't want to as
sumo the selection and called meet:
ing of the ladies' clubs. The ladies
named Mrs. Tatem, county superinten-
dent of schools Governor Burke was
duly notified. Instead of naming Mrs.
Tatem, however, he changed his mind
and selected { a. lady from sLangdon,
away up in the northeastern corner Of
the state and about as, far; away from
the Missouri as possible. y. : Is. z3*,s /. !: 1
=, The action OF the governor cansed
great indignation here. The State
which had been strongly for the GOV
ernor since hiB nrst NOMINATION re
fused to longer enthuse over an on
cial guilty Of such discourtesy and
as the other two papers were republi
can there seemed little. support here
flor the governor. : S ): Al sz,s,.s, ss: -.
Il: This was TOO nueh=.EEe,r the Golonelss
Weak-kneed loyalty to democracy, per
.Ehaps there was nothing in; it and as
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result OF, this awful crime Of Governor
Burke he lent the support Of This shee
during the primary campaign to cer
tain very righteous sstalwart' candi
dates. It appears the ex-governor and his
I friends were greatly alarmed at the
loss Of support of the State and i:
Macedonian cry was sent out. Conone
Bloom and Colonel Nelson responded
says the Forum, and viii inject SOM
Burke virus into the campaign.
|, The Forum article further states:
! That Col. Whitehead will follow ag
ricultural pursuits and retire to hi
homestead in Mckenzie county, dc
ing intermittent insurance solicita
tons as a -Winiston Hell
aid, Aug. II.
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ACADEMY ID! I: |!
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OPENS
!: SEPT. G
THE ACADEMY OF ST. MARY's OF
THE LAKE WILL OPEN ON
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Mother Superior of the Academy Of
st Mary Of: the Lake announces that
this institution will open its doors for
the reception of pupils the first Tues
day. in September. The scholastic
year is diveidea into two sessions of
five months each, the first session COM
mencing the first Tuesday Of Septem-
her, the second on the first of Febru-
airy. Parents and guardians may rest
assured fhat every attention consist:
ent. with the spirit OF mild, but firm
government will be paid to the comfort
Of the children placed at the academy
while the greatest care will be taken
to neurish In their minds those prin-
ciples Of virtue and religion which
alone can render education prof1ta,
BILE. No undue influence will be exer-
cised over the religious opinions of
non Catholic pupils; however, for the
sake Or order, all shall be required
to conform to the external discipline
of the institution. The course of in
structions comprises every branch sui
table to the education Of young ladies'
Special arrangements may be made
for Juniors, and more favorable terms
for those sending two or more children
from the same family at the same
time.
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MANY NEW
SUBSCRIBERS
lNTER-ocEAN HAS ADDED LARGE
NUMBER OF NEW SUBscRIB-
ERS TO ITS LIST.

The Inter-Ocean has recently made
a subscription canvass that has re-
suited in adding a large number of
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IN NEW
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s's' BUSINESS iNEFiNE NEW
BUILDING.
7. The Grand Forks Mercantile COM
pany has changed its name to the Lake
Grocery company, with. A. Greenberg
as manager, and is now comfortably
located in their new wholesale house,
which is sixty by one hundred and ten
feet, faced with pressed brick and cut
stone, inside walls Of brick. This
building will cost about s60, 100000 and
will be used for wholesale grocery pur-
poses only. The Great Northern rail-
way has constructed from it's main
line, q spur track to this building on
which the first car was run last Friday
morning. Mr.. x. "a. Morgan arrived
from Minot last week and will have
charge Of the. credit department. 7
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DISTRICT
SESSION HELD IN
:: THIS CITY LAST SATURDAY.

SESSION HELD IN
:: THIS CITY LAST SATURDAY.
An adjourned meeting Of the Dis.
trict court was held Saturday after.
noon in the court rooms and among
other things evidence was taken on all
Of the applications of the Ramsey
county druggists for permits for the
ensuing year and on such hearings per
mits were granted to the following
persons: '%z.'' = :
Stafford p. Pixley, Churchs Ferry. *
Anson ". Harrison, Webster.
I Augustus Zeman. Lawton.
Geo. NJ. shepperd; Brockett.
f. John J. 4tscher, Hampden.
.. John o. Hamre. Edmore, L.
# 4. Meas, City.
John A. Moran, City. s.'s.:'' T..
F. A. II. Bell city. s.. - ~: =. .= );
Elmer Nnglebretson, City. ::
e. w. Greene; City, ;:s;.s@ s '5*s '2'> va
A. M. Bond, City, !, .5@z.s5@ :. :
The following persons we're admit
ted to full citizenship after evidence
was taken in each of their cases: .
Albert Berhardt, Joseph Gerhard
Peter Anderson, Baptise John Join
Vile. Aage Waltimer Kiel, Nils Joha,
Anderson. ..; .%.. - g.
The hearing on the application o
Hehanskaska for the adoption Of tw'
Indian children was continued unit
September 3rd, to which time Cour
adjourned.
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FOREST FIRES
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND PRO-
PERTY IN FIERCEsT FIRE IN
HISTORY OF COUNTRY,

For several days the smoke of the
forest fires which have been raging in
western Montana and eastern Wash
ington obscured the sun in this locali-
ty. The fire which has been raging in
that locality is one of the worst that
has ever occurred In the west, and has
destroyed millions upon millions of
dollars worth of valuable timber and
other property besides killing large
number Of people.
We are in receipt Of copy Of the
Great Falls Daily Tribune Of the Esd,
which states that the condition is
somewhat improved and sums up the
number Of known dead at about fifty
with many more missing. The fire
ragged fiercest in the vicinity Of Mis-
soula and Spokane. -z-~-->-p,,, -. :, =. , :;