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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1910-01-14

/, E. F.. Ladd, chemist of North Da-
kota Government Agricultural Expert
ment Station, and Food Commissioner
for North Dakota, do hereby certify
that the list of food products and bever-
ages herein specified have been analyz-
ed during the six months preceding
December 31st, 1909, and the same
found to be adulterated or misbranded
within the meaning Of the terms of the
Pure Food Law, as shown in each indi-
vidual case. } 155s 155ssS..-, "a :.
further affirm that this is true
and correct list, to the best of my
knowledge.
8 & E. F. LADD,
5. Chemist and Food Commissioner. :.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day of January, 1910.
y 49, q ALFRED H. PANNoTT,
Notary Public, Cass Co., N. D.
My commission expires May 2l, 1918.
(sEAL
NOTICE.
Minot, N. D.. Jan. Z, 1910.
State of North Dakota, &C Il, .sEe
County of Ward.
/, L. A. Larson, auditor in and for
Ward county, North Dakota, do hereby
certify that the following is true and
correct list of the adulterated and mis-
branded foods as certified to by the
state chemist, E. F. Ladd.
l.s.;sy L. A. LARSON,
COl1ntv Auditor Ward Co. N. D.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11

Common sense or "Old Ladies Com
forts in finest and softest vici kid,
an sizes and widths, Oxfords or high
laced shoees; $3.50 values. Sale price
only .....,.......... IL = l.
Common sense shoes, all sizes in
durable calf Gall leather soles); worth
$500 Sale price. .............S9 soc
Ladies' nobby Oxfords, latest dress
styles and feathers; worth s2.25; all
will go in this sale for. 81. l6
Ladies' vici Oxfords, welts and
turns, SWEETEST up-to-date styles; all
sizes, in the best qualities Of leather.
Worth up to SO; sale price. 81 63
Ladies' strap sandals and Oxfords,
in newest shapes; several styles to
select from; genuine s2.75 values, at
Public sale price. 81 ID
Ladies' strap sandals and Oxfords,
come in patent leather and vici kid;
Cuban, military or French heels; lat
est style toes; worth s3.75. Public
sale price ............ 49,. 81. Ia
One large lot of ladies' fine ribbon
ties, hand turn and welted soles, now
and up-to-date in style; worth $3.50.
IL
Lot of fine high grade misses dress
shoes, worth $3.50, or your money
back. Sale price. .79c
Ladies' patent and vici kid lace
shoes, French and Cuban heels, for
dress and street wear; genuine $500
values. Public sale price. 50. 81
Over 200 pair of the very finest of
the seasons goods, hand sewed, lace
or button; all weights of soles; French
kid, patent leather and Russian calf,
etc. They come in all widths; worth
$500 Come and pick them out in
this public sale for 81. 76
Ladies' finest dress shoes, lace and
Oxford; latest dress styles and leath-
Iers; worth $500. Public sale price
only ..................S0 sec
Ladies' patent and vici kid face
shoes, French and Cuban heels, for
dress and street wear; genuine $3.50
values. Public sale price. 81. 10
One lot of Ladies' finest dress shoes
selected from lots where there were
only one or two left, all sizes and
styles, shoes and Oxfords, sandals,
ETC., ranging in values up to $3.50, per
pair. Public sale price, while they
last, your choice. .43C
Another lot of Misses and Children's
shoes and Oxfords, all sizes and
styles, selected from broken lines,
your choice of these $1.00, s1.50 and
$500 values. Public sale price. .29c
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11

Mems Kangaroo calf skin shoes,
blucher, lace and Creedmore cap or
plain toe; a good honest work shoe
for $3.50 Sale price. ISL. SO
Mems shoes for business wear that
means service and comfort, all shapes
aand feathers; all sizes; strictly union
made; seweed; a consolidated lot
worth $3.50; your choice in this great
public sale ...............S 81. 80
Mems heavy work shoes. double riy-
eted, tackled and sewed; every pair
guaranteed worth $3.50; our sale price
only $50
Mems high top shoes and hunting
boots, an exhaustive assortment in
all sizes. values ranging from $500
to $40: all marked during this great
public sale from. 81 or
Mems cap or plain toe shoes, lace
with cap or plain toe, broad heel,
worth s2.25. During this great pub
TIC sale 81 20
Mems single and double sole lace
shoes, London cap, extension sole in
vici kid, box and Russian calf. Every
pair positively guaranteed for good
wear. A standard $3.50 value, during
these 16 days at 50. 16
Mems fine dress shoes, select box
calf and vici kid, best workmanship
and finish. Mckay sewed and every
pair guaranteed worth $3.50. Sale
price ............. 81 40
Another lot comes in vici and cor
dovan, in blucher or plain balls. Good
year weld. hand sewed; regular 1928
values; all going during these 16 sell
ing days at. 81 "a
$500 patent Corona colt skin or
patent kid shoes, also vici and calf
skin shoes, with or without cap, bluch-
er cut, welt shoes, swell lasts. military
heels; all go at. So. As
$50 pairs mems stylish lace shoes
or Oxfords in patent and vici, actu-
ally and positively worth $500. Pub
lie sale price. ........... .73
Mems fine dress shoes, lace or Ok
fords, made from patent colt; finest
select vici kid and patent COLT ia
nous $500 and $500 brands, all the
latest styles; our public sale price
Is ............s.. ......... S3 .3S
Mems Fine Dress Shoes and Ok
ford "Walk-over" famous 81 and IS
brands, come in all feathers and styles,
patent, vici or calf, lace or button, high
or low shoes. genuine "Walk-over"
$500 and $500 makes. Public sale
price ................ 81 .93
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11
Clothing Department
MAIN FLOOR.

This assortment contains the latest
and nobbiest of this seasons STYLES
and represents the products OF the
most reliable and renowned custom
tailors. A Complete assortment OF
styles and sizes. A selection In which
every man, high or low, stout or slen.
der big or small. of exacting or con.
lservative tastes. can find his choice
This desirable pew stock OF clothing
to be sold at the following prices,
which prices do not take cost or mar
ket value into consideration Remem.
Der, every garment Is this seasons
merchandise, every price and state.
mem made guaranteed.
A fine suit of pure homespun and
wool crash and cheviots. in plain and
fancy mixed effects. light weight
best of wear. These suits are posi-
lively worth $1,000 or your money re-
funded at any time; public sale price
only ............... 60 q
Mems splendid suits. made up In
splendid fashions, medium and light
weight, conservative styles. positively
worth $500 or money refunded at
any time; public sale price. 81 81
All worsted suits. latest fashions.
including early spring weighs. also
black and blue serge suits. guaran-
teed and positively worth $3.50; pub
lie sale price ............. Sc SS
$685. represents one lot of 80 suits.
at which we place for disposal the
most phenomenal values offered. Gar
ments that are strictly hand tailored,
made of pure wool materials, wor-
steds and serges, also mixtures, single
or double breasted in the new long
stylish patterns, early spring and sum-
mer weights. We guarantee them to
be worth $4,000 public sale price IL
only acknowledgements. So 5
sS.45 for suits worth $500 A fine
suit of clothes, all to match, made up
in the best wool materials, home
spun ,worsteds and Scotch mixtures.
This suit is positively worth $500 or
your money refunded any time during
this sale Sale price. SS. 45
11.s5 FOR MEMS SUITS WORTH
$500. Mems suits thatAare the peer
of any clothing you see elsewhere
marked at $500: a marvel q good
ness; all sizes and all to match. don't
fail to ask for this suit the price OF
this suit was positively s250t. Sale
price ................. .Sll. %
$3.50. The SWEETEST and nobbiest
combination of style and skill that
tailoring can create; fittipg garments
that show the very newest lines; they
are revelations Of the tailor's skill.
showing careful and painstaking tall
oring; absolutely guaranteed; these
high grade tailored garments positive
ly sell for $3.50; marked to sell at our
public sale at ...........S 1Z. 30
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11
Mems Furnishings
MAIN FLOOR.

Csc extra good quality underwear
1Sc. A superfine underwear this
which at present market valu,
would cost you at least 40c per gar
ment, Eighth or heavy weight: shir
and drawers TO match, in all sizes
during these furious selling days price
only .................. .1S(
34c FOR MEMS UNDERWEAR
WORTH 75c. Over three hundred
dozen shirts and drawers in the best
grades of Porous Knit gauze, Isle and
balbriggan underwear; you will never
get another chance to buy such high
grade quality underwear for so low
a price, positive former price 75c;
our sale price. .................3 4c
SOC Zine Athletic Underwear, 23c.
A suit which we or nobody else ever
could dare to offer for less than S1.00.
Public sale price. .23c
Genuine elastic seam drawers, all
sizes. 75c value. Public sale price
price .................... .34c
$1.0O and $1.5O values in Mems
White Dress Shirts, also unlaundered
White Dress Shirts, all sizes worth
$1.00 and $3.50. Public sale price
$3.50 dress shirts, SSc. Mems finest
dress shirts, fancy and hobby designs
fine French Madras, some silk corded
and striped, others with plated bo-
sons. Standard s1.5O sellers. Public
sale price ..............,.,.. SIC
An immense assortment of Mems
soft bosom shirts, all sizes and pat
terms. French madras, percalines and
materials of the most celebrated
brands, s1.0O and $1.25 values during
this sale ................... .63C
Mems CSC work shirts, all sizes and
colors, extra heavy. Public sale
price .................... sc
Mems work shirts, never sold for
less than soc, and excellent values at
that: sale price. .............. 36C
Mems neatly hemstitched handker
chiefs, in plain white and colored
borders, standard 10c seller; during
this public sale. ............... 80
Mems Guyot style suspenders, in
fancy and plain designs, standard 25(
values; public sale price. $3.50. 13(
Men llSHI SuluhiSi StSPSHN~AS' -
ira good quality, during this tremen
dous public sale. 81
Mems SOC suspenders during this
stupendous public sale. ......,.. 19(
rs dozen boys 10c suspenders, th'
kind that don't burst, only 3D.
Mems 25c half hose, lac; black o.
tan socks of extra good thread, 25'
value in all sizes, sale price. Id
Mems heavy work hose, ribbed top
worth 10c. Public sale price. 3D.
15c black and tan hose, &c; mems
hose that sell the world over for l5c
public sale price. ................ b
25c fancy hose. were considered ex
cellent values at Csc, in one CRANE
Offering. Public sale price. .11(
Extra heavy quality black hose
regular CSC values. Public sale pric'
only .1S(
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11
Embroideries, Laces
MAIN FLOOR.

200 yards of Cambria Edges and In
sertions from to inches wide, 10c
value; sale price ......S 1<2(
Imported Cambria Edges and lnser
tons from to inches wide, actually
15c to POS sellers sale price. ..7C
Imported Hamburg Edges and In
sertions from to G Inches widee
pretty and nobby designs. worth 25c;
sale price SO
1000 yards of Cambria Edges ant
Insertions, from to inches wide
35c values; sale price. ..12f
Imported Cambria Edges and In
sertions, from 3 to inches wide, ac
tually SOC sellers; sale price. d. SSC
Finest Imported Swiss All-over En-
hroidery in divinely pretty designs. a
rare bargain at S1.25; sale price 800
Embroidered Flouncing. with bands
to match, actual SOC value, various
gorgeous styles; your choice during
this sale. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 14C
20-inch Corset Covering, exquisite
designs, very finest of quality, were
considered bargains at s100: during
this sale .............4 Sc
1S-inch Corset Covering Of superior
workmanship, extra special during this
sale ................. .36c
27-inch Corset Covering Of finest
imported quality beautiful design. ac'
tual $3.50 to $500 values. Public sale
price .............,. ............S SIC
Pillow Case Laces, edges and inser.
tionss, in all widths, from to inches
wide, all 15c and zoe values during
this public sale at. ........5 sc
Point de Paris and Valencienne Lace
and Insertions from l to inches
wide; excellent values at &c; sale
1900 yards of Laces, Edges and In
sertions, sold regularly for zoe, all
widths; sale price. &c
Csc Laces, SC. New imported quail.
ties, Edges and Insertions to match,
great special at 25c; sale price. Sc
Baby Irish Lace, fine imported quail.
ity, pretty designs, worth Csc. Public
sale price .12c
All 25c Band Trimming in cream or
white in great variety Of patterns.
Public sale price. ..12C
Embroidered Waistfronts, handsome
designs, all s1.00 and s1.25 values.
Public sale price. ..47C
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11
MAIN FLOOR.

Best full yard wide bleached domes
tic, genuine ''Lonsdale" II 1-2c green
ticket quality. fifteen thousand yards,
while they last per yard Sc
I Best 10c quality bleached domestic,
full Sc inches wide, public sale price
per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Double width Percale. in light and
dark patterns. fancy or plain designs,
worth IL 1-2c. Liquidation sale
price % &c
36-inch wide Cretonnes and silko-
lines. heavy 15c quality, in Persian and
floral designs; fast colors. Llquida-
ton sale price sc
Madras Shirtings. pretty spring de-
signs; u 1-2c values. Liquidation
sale price ................ &c
u l-2c quality Bed Ticking. Liqui-
dation Sale Price, per yard. SC
Csc Fancy Leather Ticking, bookfold
excellent 25c value. Public Sale
Price Standardization. 13c
Bed Spreads, full size, heavy white
crochet bed spreads of good patterns,
real Marseilles patterns; positively
worth s125; our sale price. .... $50
$500 Bed Spreads. beautiful flow
cred designs, fringed; $500 values;
sac price ................. .SSc
200 dozen Bleached Towels, hem
med, colored border; worth zoe per
pair. Public sale price. dc
15c Towels, honey comb, extra large.
Public sale price. Sc
zoe Turkish Towels, bleached or I'M
lbleached; sale price. ............7c
CSC Turkish Towels, bleached or I'M
lbleached; sale price. ...........1lc
25c and Csc Damask Towels. fringed
or hemstitched .-14c
5S-inch Bleached Table Damask,
worth at present market value 40c dur
ing this gigantic bargain feast, per
yard .....-~. lSc
64-inch Pure Linen Table Dam
ask, bleached, pretty floral designs.
Public sale price. .............3 9c
! 72-inch Imported German Table Dam
ask, all linen; worth $3.50; now, per
64-inch Heavy Satin Damask, pure
linen, beautiful rich antique and floral
designs; worth s1.25. Public sale price
only ................. .56c
/ Napkins to match the aboye, rang
ing in value from 75c to $500, Public
sale price 4Sc to.............S2.l ID
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11

SHOE DEPARTING

the multitude this well as the
impossible furthermore,
patience for the appended items are and
full
of these illustrations must the values
contained
Of children,
French feathers toughest dull
will be
to
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11
MAIN FLOOR.

Ladies' Corsets in all the newest
shapes, renown American Lady
brand, straight front, short, long or
medium hip, high and low bust, etc.,
etc
American Lady" Style Nos $40,
161, asa, all sizes, guaranteed s1.OO
values. Public sale price. .4Sc
American Lady" style No. 406, all
sizes. guaranteed $3.50 values. Public
sale price ................ .96c
American Lady" Style No. $50, all
sizes. guaranteed $3.50 value. Public
sale price .................S 81. -
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11
Mems Hat Department

A consolidated lot Of Mems Fine
Dress Hats selected from lines where
there were only a total of about 400
hats, guaranteed and positively
worth $3.50, $500 and $3.50
Mems $3.50 and $500 Hats. this
years arrivals, all sizes and styles;
come and pick them. Public sale
price .................. SIC
John B. Stetson. Knox and Dunlap
shape Hats, in all colors, including
the latest styles, $500 values. Pub
lie sale price. 81 .43
Hats, genuine $3.50 and $500 val
ues, all shapes and sizes in black and
colors. Public sale price. 81 90
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11

75c lace striped underwear, SIC.
Shirts and drawers Of finest French
balgriggan, lace striped garments that
sell the wide world over at 75c. Watch
'em go at. ........3 BIC
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11

glimpse the cuttings that made and only personal vs. can you ss
word TOR
refund money
AprI1s sting neen
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11
A. y. Wagner e Company, Bryan Texas


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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11
Bryan, Texas.
Free Railroad Fare to All

Railroad refunded to all ouotown mak
sure to get receipt purchasing
April 18th, lasts April go A. WAGNER CO, Bryan II
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
CORNERS 3-CENT PIECES.
Chicago Concern Gets Bags OF Them in Tclc-
phone Slot Machines

New York. Feb. 19-The disappearance
of the Scent piece has for years been a
matter of mild speculation. Few persons
are aware that a large proporti6S Of the
coins of this denomination which re-
mained in circulation when the govern
ment stopped issuing them are peacefully
slumbering in sundry large, fat canvas
bags in the vaults OF certain electrical
manufacturing company Of Chicago
They are not for sale just yet
Years ago the company equipped many
telephone pay stations with dino slot
machines. II was supposed that they
could be worked only with dimes The
Scent pieces were becoming rare and no
thought was taken of them. Hardly had
six months passed before one of the tee-
phone companies discovered that the col
lectors were yielding a harvest OF Scent
pieces. Then from all over the country
came similar complaints.
Each company forwarded the pieces 90
the manufacturing company and more or
less politely asked tha; a corresponding
number Of dimes or check for an equiv
alent amount be sent back IN exchange
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
PLEASANT ENVIRONMENT.
Section Number -Four of Chevy Chase Occupies an
Enpiable Position as Regards NeiehborS.

Section No. of Chevy Chase. recently
placed on the market by the Thomas J.
Fisher Company, already has the distinc-
tlon Of being the future home of some of
Washington's most prominent citizens
It's location. between the Chevy Chase
Club and the Columbia Country Club
makes it especially desirable to a great
number OF the leading figures in social
and official life of the National Capital.
Among the recent purchasers in this
section are Pref. J. X. Gore. Of George
Washington University: J. Rush Marshall,
OF the architect firm of HOrnblower x
Marshall; Col. Richards. paymaster Of the
Marine Corps; ". j. Deming. of Wood.
Dom & Deming. architects; Frank L. Mid
dleton, OF the Georgetown Gaslght Com
pany; George Howard, treasurer of the
National safe Deposit Company; Dr. f. l..
PleadWeli. DR.. J. Earnest Mitchell. John
Hamilton, DR. T. ". Richards, e. p.
Richards, Mrs. Henrletta Wallace Mrs
E. c. Halliday, and Mrs. Katherine Ap-
pleby
prominent among the number OF hand
some homes 10 be erected Is that Of H II.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
COUNTRY CLUB

Classic, Of the Washington Bar. The
house was designed by George Oakley
Totten, jr., and oyerlooks the grounds
of the Chevy Chase Club. The house will
have frontage Of sixty-eight feet. which
includes two porches, one Of which can
be inclosed in glass, making a sun par
lor for use in winter.
The house viii be built of hollow file
block, covered with smooth white stucco
The first floor Will contain a center hall
OF generous proportions. fianked on either
side by a living room and dining-room.
Both Of these rooms will contain large
open fireplaces. To the rear of the living
room will be the library which. with
the kitchen and buffers pantry. will COM
plete the first-foor plan.
Upstairs viii be four bed chambers
two baths, and n center hall. The third
hoor will contain two servants rooms
and storage room. The roof will be of
red tile. Mr.. CLASSIC expects to take
possession June Is
The recent announcement by the Chevy
Chase Club Of their intention Ia begin.
at once the erection Of a 100000 club
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20

a council was he-J az trs er-e 40 ere
manufactures company Ere sost 81.
correcting the boxes was compared utr
fairly trustworthy information cf tsa
number of scent p.eecs tn circulation. 1t
was found tbst = hslaeys Mss in fsv,e
of the s-vrnt piccc suj Is Was ts,ifst t.,
accept the scent p.eeos ~ ain.ss
Gradually the lnroW ~ s.,enj re-ss
narrowed down to am intermittent ya--
rent Thv o"mrsuy sernre,i tn ha,e sroi
an the pieces lj is sai5 that T e,ef tFs
premium ou scent pie,<= s,,es h.ss
enough che coips viii be oiycrea e. e,..
lCCtors az prices bssoi Uron tre cfts.ne5
cost o. the company rus s pet ye.t
year. plus cost y csrt,bs jny raaJ vr'a
the books.
L2ng sga ,he slot machines tfa@ s.,'.
icotod thom were rvicsatel e. tac Fafsn
heap
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
shares sell Readily

The New York banking house that
bought from the Mackay companies its
5000 shares of American Telephone and
Telegraph stock has had no difficulty in
disposing of ii TO investors. Contrary to
public belief, it has been dispersed among
a number of investors, instead of being
reserved in one block for a particular
purchaser.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
PUBLIC GRAIN ELEVATORS.
Manitoba Takes Initial Steps to Es-
tabIIsh Government Stations


tabIish Government Stations.
For a long time the farmers Of West
ern Canada have been dissatisfied with
the provision at hand for storing their
grain until it could be advantageousIy
sold or moved. They have claimed the
elevator owners have charged them ex-
cessive prices for handling their grain,
and the cry was raised several years ago
for government ownership.
The province of Manitoba through It's
Grain Growers Association, became very
active in the matter A short time ago
they held a convention at Brandon, and
here the ministry of Manitoba. speaking
through Minister c. r. Coldwell. gave
notice that the province of Manitoba had
decided to adopt the principle of estab-
fishing and operating a line of interior
elevators as a public utffity.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20

house is of especial interest to those in
terested in section No. 4. This. with the
handsome home of the Columbia Country
Club, will afford most charming surround
ings. Already several members Of the lat
ter club have purchased sites overlooking
their club grounds with the intention of
erecting homes
If purchases thus far may be taken as
an indication. section No is destined
to be Washington's leading club colony"
It's location renders it ideal for such a
development
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
New Implements in Africa.

The anvil of the native African black
smith is often a rough ironstone or rock
in the ground. II would pay to send
agents out with specimens of the vari-
ious implements used in hUsbandry. ex-
cept perhaps, such as require steam
power, which can come later on, and
their used should be explained and dem
onstrated to the natives The introduc-
ton of modern Instruments. which would
enable them to get through a lot of work
in q short time. would be welcome
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20
JOINS FISHER COMPANY.
II. Frederick Hatcher Makes a New
business Connection.

HWNIW'NN NUHHVVIIUH.
r. Frederick Hatcher, who has had
several years experience handling prop
erty in the northwest suburbs of Wash
ington. has associated himself with the
sales department of Thomas F. Fisher &
Co.
Mr.. Hatcher viii devote his energies
principally to sales in Chevy Chase. His
long experience and thorough knowledge
of values in this section renders him espe-
cially well fitted for the work.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20

The native ostrich, or nandu. OF Uru-
quay and Argentina resembles the Afri-
can bird in a general way, but is smaller,
Of mixed gray color. and has three toes.
whereas the larger species has but two.
A smaller species Is found In Patagonia.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-20

Crude oil is now tegus chtsiaei ~ ise
Pcralan frontier ncar Ava A reeHefv
Will he huilt az MchemnvrvA. nyef Na~
sorah aud tho OH rlped 10 Il uem ia
wells ls0 miles away.