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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
INVESTIGATING BEET
SUGAR INDUSTRY IN WEST

Washington. April 16.-Agents ~ the
Department Of Justice and tho treasury
are looking into certain features Of the
beet sugar Industry I'm the west The Oh
ject. 10 Is believed. is 60 ascertain what
relations. II any, exist between tho pro-
motors Of that Industry and the so-called
sugar trust with % view 10 determining
whether such relations result In any vio-
latlous Of the sherman antitrust law.
such as .h king OF prices or n com
biuatlur .fslnt Of trade
Just department Of justice IS
CLOSING ry into the beet sugar
side of stlon at Pueblo. Colo. Op-
erations o.. ..ree or four other points are
TO be included In the scope ~ the in
vestigatlon The possibility. 70 was said
al the department today. is that indict-
ments may follow.
Alleged frauds against the revenues AZ
New York and at New orleans are being
made the subject OF inquiry by the de-
partmcut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Lucrcta Williams Lula williams
and stella Frazier. and Go aii other
heirs Of Joseph Williams. Deceased.
You are hereby notified that / have
expended during each OF The years 1903.
1905 1870 zoos and 1903. 500 iu labor ANA
improvements upon The Republican lode
mining claim. situated boz Hot Springs
Mining District Salt Lake County. State
of Utah. the location notice of which
Is recorded lu Book A. Page lt rec-
ords of said mining district. that & made
such expenditure in order Co hold said
mining claim under the provisions Of scc-
ton g32f OF the Revised Statutes of the
United States. and the amendment there
10 approved January Eud. 1881. concern
ing annual labor upon mining claims
that said amount expended was required
to be expended 90 hold said mining
claim for the period cndinR tho 31st day
OF December in each Of said years: that
the proportion OF such expenditure for
each Of said years due from You amounts
to 81 each year, to-wit a total of siN
for an five years. n within ninety days
after the completion Of the publication
0f this notice you fail OF refuse 20 con
tribute your portion OF such cXpediture
rs c0-owncrs your Interest in said min
ing claim Will be forfeited 90 and be
como the property OF the undcrsi gned
YOUR co-Owner. under the provisions OF
said section. This notice will be pub
ushed for ninety days.
ANDREW CAMPBELL.
Date Of FIRST publication March S.
1910
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
NOTICE OF TORTEITrRE.
TO Walter Henry Williams and Rohor
Henry Williams heirs OF stephen VII
williams. Deceased.

TO Walter Henry williams and Robert
Henry Williams. heirs OF stephen VIII
williams Deceased.
You arc hereby notified that I have CON
trIbuted f21 during each uf tho wears l0s
and 1902 viz total of &c., toward the 800
the owners other than yourselves during
each OF said years upon tho sumner lode
mining claim and upon the Republican
lode mining claim. both said claims being
situated iu Hot Springs Mining District,
salt Lake County, state OF Utah. the To-
eaton notices Of which win be found OF
record iu BOOK a. Page l9f. Local Rec
said mining district. and that I made
such contribution and expenditure in orr
der 60 hold each Of said mining claims
under tho provisions 81 section l3lf Of the
Revised statutes OF tho United states ana
the amendment thereto approved Jauu-
ary end 1881 concerning annual labor
upou mining claims. and that iho amount
of such eNpeud ture and contribution was
required 90 hold each ~ said bde mining
claims for the period ending December
3lst. 1905. and 1879. respectively. If with
ln ninety days after completion OF tho
publication OF this notice YOU or either
Of YOU shall fail or refuse to con-
tribute your proportion OF such expcndi-
turo as cO-owuor. which amounts %
90 due from each Of YOU FOR each OF
said years, or n total Of S77 30 due from
both OF sou for both said years. your
respective interests in each Of said min
ing claims Will be forfeited Co and be-
come the property o. the undersigned
your co-owner under the provisions OF
said section. This notice viii be pub
lished for ninety days.
GEO. a. WILLIAMS
Date Of drst publication. March
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
OBSERVING SPECTRUM
OF HALLEY'S COMET

San jose. Cal. April 16.-Halley's
comet has been visible 10 the naked
eye for several mornings past from
Mount Hamilton. Immediately follow
ing the first signs OF dawn. near the
eastern horizon, a few degrees north Of
the east point. reports Prof. w W.
Campbell. director Of lick observatory.
Astronomer Curtis yesterday estimat-
ed the head ~ the comet 20 be OF the
third magnitude He was able to see
tho tail Of the comet against the slight
ly frightened background OF the sky,
out 20 a distance Of "a degrees from
the head. This corresponds to a length
in space of more than S0.O0O.OO0 miles.
Conditions for observing viii improve
for nearly a week, as the comets angu-
lar distance from the sun increases.
Thereafter for nearly a fortnight the
moon win interfere somewhat with OBJ
servatlous Of the tail.
The spectrum Of the comet was OBJ
served yesterday by Astronomer
Wright who finds the usual bright car
bon bands. together with a spectrum
Of the head relatively very strong to-
ward the red end Of the spectrum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned School Board OF Dis
trict no. T. Moab. Grand County. Utah,
will receive bids up to 10 o'clock am
Wednesday. May T. Tor the remodeliug
and the installation or heating and
ycutilntInE apparatus 90 be Installed Boo
the District School Builduc and High
School Building. situated % Moab. Utah.
according To- plans "a specifications pre-
pared by Watkins a. Birch. architects,
Salt Lake city. Utah
Plans. ~pooIuUatiOus and Instructions t0
bidders may Doe found 90 the office 90
George vs.. McDoukIc. Moab Utah. also
az The office of the aforesaid architects.
Bach bid must boz accompanied with "a
certified check of per cent tho amount
thereof as guarantee that the ac-
Crptcd bidder VIII enter INTO contract and
give Hn approved bond within one week
after said work ls awarded. otlerW so
the amount t0 bc forfeited to said die
trict Tine School BOARD will meet at
thoir office AZ tile aforesaid time and date
and publicly open and read AN bids The
right BE- reserved 10 reject any and all
bids
BY order OF the School Board
GEORGE W. McCONKIE. Clerk
Dated az Moab April 10. 1910
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

mental hail committee OF Mrs y. r.
Guss.
The removal Of Mrs. Guss WAS ef-
fectod by formal letter from Mrs. Scott
president general IL followed an ad-
mission on the part of Mrs. Guss that
she had dictated "a note to the manager
OF the Arlington hotel asking the dis
trict conference. which was holding "a
meeting there. 60 adjourn at once This
IL has been alleged, was done 10 block
an effort 20 have Mrs Scott .ndorsed
bv the meeting Mrs. Scott considered
that this action rendered the removal Of
Mrs Guss from the committee ucces-
sary
The administration clement it ls
said. will present the matter of Mrs
Guss and also that Of the dismissal Of
Miss Agnes Gerald. who was dismissed
from the business office OF the ID. a.
r.. 20 the national congress, which CON
venes next Monday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
RELIEF PLANS
OF STEEL TRUST
To Aid Employees Who Are Injured
And to Take Care of Fam
lies of Men Killed.
WILL COST MILLIONS YEARLY
Contemplated to Pension Disabled or
Supcrannuated Hands Of
Tic Corporation

Nev YORK.. April l5-FolIovIug an
announcement yesterday OF am increase
of pay of employees OF the United
states steel Corporation and its -ubsi-
diary companies. estimated az 5000. 900
annually, Ebert H. Gary, chairman of
the executive committee. made public
today details of plan OF relief for
employees injured at work and FOR the
families Of men killed
The plan viii bee put in operation
May T. for one year and be- successful
tha company hopes tu continue lt with
such notifications as experience may
suggest. The cost win be several mill
lions year and employees do not con-
tribute.
For temporary disablement single
men viii receive 80 per cents OF their
wages and married men 90 per cent
with an additional per cent for each
child under Is and per cent for each
year Of service above years
For permanent Injuries hump pay
meuts are provided. based upon the
extent TO which the injury interferes
with employment and the annual earn
ing capacity or the victim Where ON
plpyes are killed their families win
receive a sum equal 90 his wages for a
year and % hair with an additional 10
per cent for each child under 10. and
per cent for each year Of service
above five wears
IN cases ~ injury n period ~ 10
days must clapse before relief begins.
Attention is called 20 the fact that
for some years the subsidiary COM
Danies have been making payments TO
men Injured and the families OF cm-
ploves who are killed without regard
To- legal liabilities The new plan. how
ever. is expected 70 bring additional
benefits. Legal liabilities. IL IS stat
ed. do not enter the now arrangement
Announcement is also made that a
plan for pensioning disabled or super
ANIMATED employees IS under considtri-
ton and IL is said this soon will go In
TO erect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
sU,I,ioNs

1u the Iusuco's Court 600 and for Sali
Lake City Precinct CITY uf rfli lHfr'
County of salt Lake. state of tah. d.
Peace The State Baul- of Itau Pl1'nih
Vs. Otto Olsen. Orvll call partners undo
the firm name of Olson IS call. FREQ
Gibson and John Doc UalamL Defend
ants Tho state of ltah FOB fhH Defend
ants. You are hereby sumuwued Go Hu-
pear before thc above entitled court within
ten DAYS after the service or tuls sum
mons ruou yOu. 30 served within The
County In which this action U.s. brought,
otherwise Within twenty DAYS after lhe
service and defend the above entitled
action. brought against Fou fO recover
fi7l with interest for back rent and costs
of euff ana iu case Huur failure 20 do
so. Iudrment win Doe rpuuered against you
according t0 tUa demand Of The com
ri1lUt. Given under my hand this let day
of April 1910
STANLEY a. HANKS.
Justice OF the Peace.
Young G SNOW. Attorney for Plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

AZ RI meeting oI Che Bo1rd OF Directors
OF fEe pleasant View Irrigation Com
pgnr held March 49, 1910. an assessment
OF -Four dollars rcr share on ile primary
stock and one dollar and twenty-five
cents per share ou the surplus stock was
TO- 1910. to BENT UHrr.o7 Treasurer.
Address 2iet East street and 10Th South
ST. Salt Lake city ANY stock upon
which this assessment may remain un-
paid on the lst day OF May 1910 will boz
sold 90 pay the assessment together with
the expense of advertising and sale.
BENZ r. HARRIES. Treas.
pate OF first publication March 49, 1919
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
ALBUMEN OF EGGS INFECTED
WITH TUBERCULOSIS

Portland. or. April 16.-Tests made
with the albumen % eggs laid by hens
infected with tuberculosis, show that
the white plague is communicable
by this means &C cording To a report by
w n. Lyle, state veterinarian, filed
with the oregon state board Of health.
Lytle state veterinarian filed with the
Oregon state board Of health. Lytle
states, however that eggs moderately
cooked, even though previously in
fected. are not dangerous as an article
Of diet Also the tests have shown
that the yollxs OF eggs failed To inocu-
late
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
NOTICE 10 CONTAGIOUS


The BOARD Of Education OF Granite
School District will receive bids Iu fD
Monday, April rs. 1910. Ht 9 pm. for tho
the southwest corner OF Fifth East and
Fourteenth south. Salt Lake County.
Utah Separate bids Will bc received f0l
the mason work and carpenter work Du-
cludiuE plastrriuE and uaiutugj. Each
bid must be accompanied hN uartltou
check OF 8 per cent of tine amount OF fnu
bid made payable % the Board OF Educa-
ton OF Granite school District The sue
crsstul bidder Will Doe required 90 give "a
bond In "a sum equal 90 Ouc-hHlf OF the
omuuut Of Tho contract price. Plans and
specifications can bee seen boz the office OF
LNlcuberE & Suudhcrg. Architects tl.
Newhouse Building. SHIT Lake Cifg.
utah Bids will Doe opened 1t the office
~ the Board of EduoHfun or Granite
school District. 1910 south State street.
Monday. April u.s. 1870 at pm.
Rights reserved Co reject auE OF all
bids
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Granite S.lUOl District.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
REEVES OF DARTMOUTH
TO MICHIGAN FACULTY

An Arbor Mich. April 16-The re-
gents OF the University OF Michigan
today appointed Prof Jesse s. Reeves
Of Dartmouth. to the recently estab-
Ilshed chair Of political science.
The regents increased the salary OF
DR. Charles W. Edmunds {l,00s. Dr.
Edmunds has been offered a larger sal
AIRY than Michigan paid him by Le-
land Stanford university.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
BOY BURIED ALIVE
IN A BIN OF DIRT

Pittsburg. April 16.-- Fred Monefee,
Il years old. son OF locke" Menefee,
tho former Pittsburg pitcher and Chi
cago Nationals. was buried alive in a
bin OF dirt yesterday at a brick fac
tory. which his father now runs in
Moness,E The body was found erect
and stu warm with the lads hands
above his head. II Is believed the boy
slipped feet hrst into the dirt and
sank out OF sight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
GOV. PATTERSON HAS
GREAT PARDON RECORD

Nashville. April i5-Ro5In d. Doope.
hled IA new bond today Poo the criminal
court 10 appear when wanted 10 answer
10 the charge OF numbering former Unit
ed states Senator CarmnCk Many believe
This lis the last Formally 200 the famous
case. and that because of the difficulty
la getting jury. young Cooper VIII
never be called 40 the ban
Tine Carmack supporters isued Today r.
synopsis Of pardons Issued hy Gov Pat
terson during bis term. These number
$50 exclusive OF communications. or these.
l52 pardons were given TO murderers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
MONEY DEMANDS
STILL KEEP UP
csarinas still Holding Back
Which Is the Only Fea-
ture Of the Week.
WEATHER AFFECTING TRADE
neral Tone Of Business ! sausfac-
However. with All Blame Put
rpon clouds and Thermometers %.

The banking situation for the current
- has witnessed no special features.
,-s. demand for money continues
80 with rates Of interest unchang-
ono banker says n there was
e.,r.f,i5 the amount Of money on hand
a. ,,s local banking institutions that
- is at present IL would hardly
a,e to accommodate the demands
~, Cor funds for investment In count
~. e.r1s of legitimate enterprise. The
~. drawback seems 10 be the falling
In clearing house transactions as
'--,.,rad with last year This Is like
b. IN prove but temporary. and may In
y rrrasure be ascribed to unreasonable
.,tber which has held back construc-
Van operations. The new Copper Ma
tioral banking house is being htted up
y, ,bat bv MAY /, il ought at least 10
y, partly occupied. The interior
S,,,isbings are very elegant. with
..site marble and mahogany material
,b0e the mural and ceiling decora-
lions are classic and chaste.
HARDWARE.
Al prcsent the goods being handled
sre for the most part regular spring
.tapcs. Collections continue rather
Saw. but as the roads are now getting
mo such good shape farmers and
country people generally are able TO
haul their unsold products Of last sea
,on out for sale and shipment This
bss tended 10 steady the produce mar
lets The leather and harness feature
n the hardware trade has not been
PARTICULARLY lively owing TO the strike:
bgt as dealers had anticipated this. and
made preparations accordingly. the loss
IN labor Is not particularly felt The
ale Of building material continues all
mat could be expected or desired. Sup
7ies for camps and light mining op-
sratons are selling well. but heavy
mining machinery continues weak.
Mining companies are not installing
any heavy machiery yet this spring.
LUMBER.
The lumber trade reports trade CON
ditIons about the same. with food
conditions no longer giving trouble in
the northwest, and the railroads find
ing % easier 90 supply cars. The cold
snap does not have any appreciabls
effect on out OF door operations, as long
as the skies are clear. The cement
market is livelier than ever, with all
the mills putting out all they are posi-
bly, able to.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
The Wholesale dry goods trade reports
locally a quiet week. with only staples
goIng out such as spring dress goods,
lawns, sheer fabrics. etc. Jobbers re-
port cotton goods steady. but with the
e'neral dulness not much relieved, and
duplication OF orders far below the
normal No more price revisions are
expected. There is fair trade in
sheetInss Bleached fabrics are in bet
Der request. There Is little doing in
print cloth with prices nominal, and
clrtailment looked to for relief. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

denim trade Is irregular. with close
margins the rule Cheap hosiery IL
ohefed 90 the trade. with the color
question for spring a puzzle. and with
some expectation for lower prices. Lin
ems are going higher. conditions Ia
Noring further sharp advances. and
stocks are reported well cleaned up
The sweater trade for fan delivery was
good until within the last 10 days. but
now the demand FOR cheap lines Is fiat
Fancy sweaters are stili wanted with
out limit. Athletic underwear Of vari-
Gus descriptions for summer wear Is
To- short supply Fan silks are not SELL
ing as well as they might. which wor-
rios the manufacturers who are being
asked 20 supply goods below cost. How
ever quite lot OF novelty silks have
been placed on the market for fall
including several chanticleer designs
Of domestic production. showing clever
handling and a combination Of pleasing
and attractive colors. Satin bar plaids
on taffeta grounds and Persian designs
are also TO be seen on new dress silks
for fall. while attractive ranges iu floral
warps, princd in both India and Mes
saline grounds. including plain and
jaquard effects are also shown. There
is reaction in burlaps, owing 20 o.
heavy falling of IN heavyweight Cali
cuttas Jute has declined. with buy
crs holding Of on account OF the de-
cline in raw material.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
REMOVAL SALE.
just Two Weeks More
Removal sale.

Just two weeks I'm which 90
clean up the rest OF our
goods. for we must positively
Vacate May ! Pay practical
lv your own price FOR house
wares. garden and carpenter
tools. furniture house fur
s.HmHH94ar- go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
BUSINESS NOTES

The principal feature Of the week
in commercial circles has been the
heavy demand for money. IN evidence
on every hand. The semi annual dlvi-
dend Of 6 per cent on the capital stock
Of h. e. NJ l. was paid yesterday. which
amounted 20 a disbursement OF over
$50 900 20 the stockholders. At the
Utah Idaho Sugar company's Office the
retirement Of the common stock If 90
ing forward. and most Of the certin-
Gates have now been exchanged. The
preferred stock stands 1915 ex-dividend.
Consolidated Wagon paid its quarterly
dividend Of "a per cent during the
week. IL is now quoted eX-dividend.
The following are the latest quota
tiOns:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
MEHEsY's WONDERFUL TRIM
MED HATS

We feel "a personal pride in leading
IN millinery transactlons-l56 Main
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Bingham mine. q corpora don.
Principal place Of business. Sale Lake
City. Utah
Notice--There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on ac-
count OF assessment No. 1. levied Sept
10. 1903. the following several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
ckhofders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

'"rhe Great Apostasy' considered IN
the light of scriptural and secular
history by Or. J. f. Talmage Deseret
News Book Store, 60 cents per copy,
cloth bound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
BUYERS HAVE AN UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

To secure new. imported models in mil
linery at special prices this week
Mehesys 1856 Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

one folding bath tub; one roll
top desk, one fiat tup desk $1,000
Hundreds of other articles sacri-
feed at next to- nothing prices.
]. y l.. SECOND HAND STORE.
2O9 so STATE.
LOOK FOR THE RED SIGN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

See Roosevelt boz Africa at the
SHuhert beginning Monday Matinee.
April is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
THE o. A. RS.

National Congress VIII be a Decidedly
Interesting Anair.
Washington. April 16.-Evidence that
a decidedly interesting session IS await
ing the national congress Of tho Daugh-
teIs OF the American Revolutionary
Is growing strongly daily One OF the
latest developments IN the faotional
feeling that has been apparent in the
association ever since the hotly con-
tested election last year. when Mrs
Matthew Scott won the presidency
general over Ms William Cumming
Story. Is the removal from the cont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

And m accordance n The law and
order OF the board Of directors made
Sept a. 1909. 80 many shares OF escn
Parcel OF stock as may be necessary
win be sold az the office Of the com
panv. 400 Herald building. No. 1853 south
Main street salt lake city. Utah, on
the 30th day of April at 10 o'clock noon,
90 pay the delinquent assessment. TO-
gether with cost or advertising and ex-
perse OF sale
HENRY F. BURTON.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

The retail dry goods trade Is suffering
from the thOughtlessuess Of the wealth
err clerk. who persists in furnishing
weather entirely unreasonable FOR de-
sirable business. Consequently trade
has been light through the week, al
though dealers believe IL has been bet
ter than the corresponding week Of last
year The millinery department has
more than held its own. thus bringing
up the general average. There Is 70
be big linen sale early the coming
week, when an immense quantity rs
expected 20 be moved. The demand
for silks is very fair. but the call for
wool dress goods Is quiet There Is
fair movement Of staples
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-21
nnnMING HOusE

Is r,,fla IN Fifth sv. fine 1.se
rrnt 5 dH per room, ftie' ,s..isn st
4 =. DIXON co. as N.ii'' 90 81,
non saie-Largest and bes. ieas
ssfs ana saloon in city, laN wv mad
frsra NVU sen al satflN'''
leave citv H-aE star
PAINT AND WALL .fA5ts,a IN
rey sale at invoice phonrF N't'
He'd ae .sial.
lsr snis-C leaning aud pisss la pgos5-
tfshmant good location fiAes.,sauay
Wav. leaving city iiaaA hi''".. 10y
SNOW casea. scales and e'hs. srsads
ONturea far sale cheap
Mam Sf2t ,g,,,'
SALES SIZE cAMfhEa.,l.amoh
Ega Isl BLOCK Houses
stocks bonds etc ~ III
lor teut cheap. a huiens,, tSinlns. ind
on rasr Terms Grocery A"@'
1870, Stain 2a-a house
Dan sais It-raom roem'n ~ VII
,r,ftInr distance. furniture
s.Ii abeap 2aeaM Eighth ~. "a, ala
ep,u- raVing massege raf.ee., ~ buil'
.,,l rrsfH for one wy .heiEN
noes ihetdshw. - sl.l -, s..ard sicfs
F,r .tis me spu secana business
tr arfr.- RFaaileYi doint M
ovusr isatine town. = A@'s