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to secure q rhyme. Ills sont pose' h OF
course q mispr.nt for -ils one posS.'
Will Mr. Kate criticiss my own original
attempt
An pouruuoI disAis "a m'almef'
Pourauoi lalsasr meaur v oouchs.
Corail aul touiours s'eharooehe
Au simple mot qul Veut chArmer.
An pouruuol disAis tu m AlmsT'
Ne sAIs 10 done pas qu'un mensooge
peut deVenir realite
Dams resprt 90 Eerme le songe
ou'Aureoie Ia Volupte'
O. srLMER-ForoSER.
NV NprE August II
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The Burial ot sir John moore n German.
To TVS EDIrnr ~ rHE Srv Sir Can
any one OF The Father Prout pirnic kers sup
ply either 81 two German versions said to
he extant Of The Burial OF Sir John Moore 20,
One ~ fa'her Prout's gr~ateat triumphs
u will he remembered was his pretended
discovery that the famous poem ny the Rev
Mr.. Wolfe was an imitation OF French
eieGy on one colonel de Beaumanoir. killed
In the defence Of Pondic berry Mahony's
splendid rrsnslation stiil keeps periodic ally
turning up. to the mystihc alton OF mapping
literary editors. and can Of course he found
IN the 'Reli1ue~ The German version or
versions praised by william Bate. in HI.
-Macliae Portrait Gallery have never
come a"rosa. y. ".
SEw NORK. August IS
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One Grand, sweet Song .

To INV KpiroE oT THE srN-S Sir Per-
mi, me 90 oner the following. an old one
Shoo shoe. shoe Loo
Shoo u shsgersc.er shoe u hsrba zoo.
First tine saw her sala bsla Ne
lH- conn billy a TOO.
some on" Of your correspondents can no
doubt render this into Chinese or Hindu
stance OHK
NV SOUE August Is
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Three Irishmeu.
To ms EDITOR ~ THE srN-SI In re-
gard to The Sabine Farmers SersaAde
Twas On a windy night
A. two O'Clock In the morning.
Frat uublda noI
Hora serlndA Tane.
about which your correspondent M. A.
inquiries in TIVE SuS. I, 10 by Father Pnout
himself and may be found ia the edition OF
the ~Reliaues- published nv George hell
4 Sons. London. 1851. page 49,.
Ny the way. have the following dishes
from Dean Swift and DR. sheridan : lardeTs
been served at the picnic'
AoLI
Motifs aNuu
HAS an aruu.
No lasso AnlS.
Moln diythis.
Iri,u . verse o na Noll mi ue
Asia lassA ne pole. . laedls o me:
ne Yer neu q MISC ne 81 In mi niis
mAnAt gians ore sito fer dnt.
Ds arnlo lie Adult. hos face IN hos nos 10
A. fer . sal iln. a. reddAs arc sis.
40 II n mi Nom 10 sin.i de lite.
IIlo verhi de. en- lilo verbi mite
Apud IN 10 almi de II re.
Minis tres ! ne yer 70 aui re-
Alo' yer nndit 9 sesus.
His nliSen at rests.
IL his honor sic. Pre- ierus felis puIse
ASTORIA, T.. J.. Angus. ~ " " \
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me Fs,or,,. Ce,umb,s, On,

To IHE EprroR or THE srS-sh Ten
years or more ago the "Ias. OF ION. arch hi
tecture. found joy in singing
Schneid mir Elm weu,s Won oben al far ri-h far
mich
schneid mir Gin vens Won oben 50 frr rrieh,
cot T. M.BiA'
COLUM
Ale- dss ich hAben viIl ist en wsuIs Won oben sb'
WILL n scHsNk
Pans NIL oS HUpsoN. August IS.
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Two on the spout A..

T. rHI Enron ~ Tar SrN >V Colonel
Bryan 10 on his way last colonel Roosevelt
- on HE way West Why do no, the two
Iotu forces v 7 "
NV NOHE August -
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Candid ola Parish R.si.'~''

FrDm ne saturday RSrisl
In 100 Of Henry Aison. Who DIED 70 ~ ,
IL calmly stated that ne Was 80 Ereaf '''' W
he never could put on his own close r"f y
a quarter Of a mile on 50 hOuse '-'@ =.
again. Ia handed down 10 po~tshD a.
lArie impident impotent- ~onrs ~.
seems hardly respectful to lah-l W.. -
Who wAs buried ~ Durham m ii''
virgin o. 20 add 10 thu notice Of -"
burial Woe unto you. ye ASyeTs
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Alexan<,<r.s Pall.

To THF EpI1or or TINS srN- SU Per-
haps some % your resdsrs will appreciate
the following 'ransls,ion OF the German
Alexander rel ms Nicer into the Latin
Alexander multum IN plns-
RPookYN. An9uN 81 QrINrA
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To THE EOIrnc - rHF SIS SU In his
original T'oem appearing In to-day's SIS
MT kail tells ~ 'hs' he - Jealous OF her
rasi We can safely pTssune thar she -
not Jealous Of his talent a. a poet N she ia
French she viii never forgive him for
SEPARATING deus" from Biains' IN order
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Those who remember the peripatstic
eloausnce Of the Hon. DANIEL PRATT. q.
4 r cannot but compare with IL unfav.
orahly the efforts of the present holder
~ The fiila
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HarrtganisnA.

To THE EDIIor or The srS-SO Here
10 Maggie Murphy's Home. 20 popular two
decades ago, ct in latter day Latin. Can
you beat Il, Try II on your piano
Dominica sunt Eaudia
iLruirdue ale,
JuvenlhIs. Virglnibus,
lAborant nAmque bic
HAbet orgAnum roneAVs.
Dat iona Aina.
~ sem per diro ave-
Hrc Murphy MagulA
QUISCY. Mas. August % " = =
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4 Question ~ Histor, .

To rHE Enron oF rHI SIS -su Has
anv ,oun'r' ever been saved ny Howling
D"rvi-h' INortREr
NV N0RK August u
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Ane or StiCh-

To wv EpIToE ~ THE SrN SIR which
- the bigger show. Roosevelt or Carrie
Nation. ! " GRoyTR
pFCKyiIIF. IA August -
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IL his honor sic. Pre- ierus felis pulte
AsToRiA, T.. /. August - " VI =
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13
A MERRY TIME
At THE BANQUET
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Fruita, Colo, May 13.-The jun
iors of the Fruita high school last
night rendered to the seniors their
annual banquet, at the home of Mrs.
A. ID. Mahany. As in the former in
stance this year when the freshmen
and sophomores banqueted, other
classmen attempted to interfere and
break up the party and as a result
Paul Perry and Roy Groves were cap
tured and painted red and black.
In the disturbance no serious in
juries were received and the prank
was generally accepted in good humor
although numerous disturbances and
conflicts have occurred between the
classmen of the Fruita high school
this year.
The banquet is reported a complete
success.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

The photograph of little Miss Doris
Wilson, the adopted daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Wilson, of this city,
was taken yesterday to be. forwarded
to the Delineator Magazine to be pub
lished in an early number among the
two or three hundred pictures of the
babies which have been found homes,
directly or indirectly by the Baby's
Home Department of that famous
periodical. The baby Doris is now
about a year old and was adopted at
the age of two weeks by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson in answer to an advertisement
In the Delineator wanting a home for
the child The father deserted the
mother shortly before, leaving the
mother with several children ranging
from two weeks to several years of
age, in Denver. 1t is a very pretty
child and in her new home she has
prospered greatly. The photographs
are being taken to show the extent
and true nature of the work which
this great monthly is undertaking.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Phidelah Rice. the brilliant young
dramatic reader and impersonator,
accompanied by his wife who is also
reader and entertainer of remark
able talent. arrived in the city yes
terday from Boston. and they are the
guests of Mr.: Rice's parents. They
will spend much OF the summer here.
Mr. Rice has been on the lecture plat
form all winter and spring, appear
ing in towns and cities throughout
the country, He is now enjoying his
vacation. He has about month OF
Chautauqua work late in the sum
mer. prior to entering upon his reg
ular season.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

The Paradox railroad, being built
for several months past by Montrose
and Grand Junction papers, has
reached the second stage of its career.
The chief promoter, Carmen Layton,
announces the selection and survey of
route, and that he is ready to sell
the bonds.-Telluride Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

The Clifton waste ditch is now un-
der construction, this ditch supplies
those formerly at the lower end of
the old Joquith lateral, which will
give them a much better waste SER
vice. This new ditch will connect
with the Gates-Ferguson waste ditch,
giving them right through to the
river.-Clifton Success.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Miss Leila Wells, principal OF the
kindergarten department of the
Grand Junction schools and president
of the State Kindergarten association.
left last night for Denver to help pre-
pare the program for the coming con-
vention.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13
THE CRYSTAL.

An exceptionally strong bill will
be presented at this popular house
Friday and Saturday.
THE Guerilla" biograph story
of the war times, will be a big feat
ure.
There viii also be two laughable
comedies-"A Seaside Filtration" and
"a Cure for Timidity.''
New songs and good music.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

c. Ricketts, and daughter and W.
H. Smith left this morning for Grand
Junction 10 attend the G. A. r. en-
CampmeuJ and the session of repre-
sentatives of Daughters of the Vet
erans.- Boulder Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13
THE END OF THE WORLD

should 1t come tomorrow. would find
fully one-third of the people suffer-
Ing with rheumatism Of either slight
or serious nature. Nobody need suf-
fer with rheumatism, for Billiards.
Snow Liniment drives away the trou-
BILE, relieves the pain instantly and
leaves the user as well and supple as
a 2-year-old. Sold by the c. d. Smith
Drug Company's five stores, Grand
Junction, Palisade and Fruita.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

With the express purpose OF work
ing their way to the coast to see the
coming fight for heavyweight suprem-
acy between Jack Johnson and James
J. Jeffries, several young men of this
city are purchasing an automobile to
make the drive. They plan to work
their way as they go along and to
make the trip pay for the car.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

We understand the desires of the
rich and respect and guard the inter
ests of the poor in our selling shoes,
Mcconnell & Lowe Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. u. h. Mcclure and
children, will leave Saturday Of this
week to attend the National Sunday
School convention in Washington. D.
c. They expect to visit several points
en- route and will be gone several
weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Rev F. F. Stewart of Canon City
will hold the regular quarterly meet
ing at the Free Methodist church, be-
ginning tonight at 1870, corner Sew
enth and Main. All are cordially in
yited to attend these meetings
j. w. Glazier, pastor.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bailey Of the
Grand Army and Relief Corps here,
went to the encampment at Grand
junction today.-Montrose Press.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13
Observation-Disclosures.
DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY
Physicians and Surgeons.

: All medicines furnished from
/. our own laboratory and put up
: by ourselves, thus avoiding
: mistakes
: Offices, SIS Capitol block.
: Main street
: DR.. Eldridge's residence. No.
: 53S Chipeta avenue. Phone
: No. 107 Junction.
: DR.. Gray's residence, l16
: South Seventh street. Phone
: Junction 32l.
: Office phone. No. 1876 Juno
: tion.
> ONCE hours from $3.50 to IL
: am from to pm. from
: z to pun, and from 3 TO
: pm. Sundays.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Buy your cakes for over the Sab
bath at the Quist drug store tomor-
row afternoon, and aid the ladies of
the Trinity Lutheran Church
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Good horses. best of rigs. courteous
treatment, for all patrons of Barton
& Terrill. the livery and transfer
men.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Miss Gloriana Dockstader. one of
the charming end ladies with the
Bellies of Darktown Minstrels, is q
sinirg star in the famous Dockstader
family. In an interview. she admit
leu neing a sister of the great Lew
Dockstader. and smilingly said:
why. yes Lew taught me all |
know; but you come to the Park op-
era house Thursday and Friday. May
% and 90, ard see me make my big
brother look like so cents when it
ONES to blac k-faced work
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

II Colorado Fruit e Commercial
,slock has any value, send me a bid
,u five shares M. L. Walker, Cald-
Well. Ida.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Summer is here. Have your sum
,ner clothes cleaned and put into
shape by the Suitorium. 125 South
Fifth street. Phone Black 1888
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

William and Joseph Hunt, old-time
settlers in the Grand valley who have
been residing for some years at Lake
City, are visitors to the city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

There will be "a cake sale tomor-
row afternoon at the Quist drug
store, by the ladies OF the Trinity Luz
therun Church
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Mrs. George Wilkinson. Mrs. Dr..
Wiley and Miss the two former he
ing daughters OF \. u. Mckenzie, are
most pleasant visitors to the city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13
THE GRAND ARMY

Air, The Sweet Bye and Bye"
written for Memorial Day, May 80,
1908. by John G. Wallace. veteran
of Company E., 27th Indiana Volun-
teers.)
We shall join the grand army above
That is camped on the heavenly
plain,
And sing of Gods infinite love
When we meet one another again.
CHORUS.
In the sweet bye and bye,
We shall join the grand army
above,
Comrades dead, you and |,
And sing of Gods infinite love.
When the war of secession began,
And our flag floated proudly on
high;
We enlisted. each boy and man,
To save our dear country or die.
Many comrades who fought by our
side
Gave their lives for the glorious
flag,
And many in prisons have died.
In the shade of traitorous rag.
And today as we stand by the grave
OF each brave fallen comrade of
ours
Who enlisted our country to save,
We will deck it with flags and with
flowers.
Il ~ o. L 1t
And serve our Commander in love,
And when the last comrade Is gone
We shall join the Encampment
above
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

w. $. Buchanan Of Salida. the
mayor of that prosperous town. IS
visiting the city today
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Next Monday, in the district court,
the motion of the Rio Grande railroad
to dismiss the suit for damages
brought by Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Frederick for the death of their son.
Frank G Frederick, in the Hustled
wreck last August, on the grounds
that he waa riding on pass, will be
heard. The F'redericbs are suing for
IS, 5,000.-Colorado Springs Telegraph
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

Get a smudger's button. For sale
at VanHorn drug store, Kraft & EN-
erson's aud NJ. f. Frederick's.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

For livery rigs, caH the Blus Bar,
and you will find satisfaction and ths
nest Of treatment Phone JunstiSS
e38. 319 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

For heavy hauling see Barton 4
Terrill. Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-13

FOR heavy hsnlins Gail Oh Bari.
a rerrill, tNe liverymen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
SPECIAL INTEREST WOMEN READERS STAR

rare that fow people Of any expert.
enoo IN the ways Of the world be
llove In H.
Girls In their teens. with their
ideas Of love and marriage. chiefly
drawn from novels. often do so, for
the unHuphlRticated girl usually iB
ready 10 fancy herself ia love with
the first agreeable stranger who
pays her any attention
First love, according 90 her
notion. IL the only true love. and 10
fall IN love ~ FIRST sight rs too
dolielonsly romantic for anything
So she constructs an ideal. and
hangs II upon the first moderately
good looking youth who stands etili
long enough 10 be counted. and IN
her folly believes that her fancy
Is fitted 10 Withstand tho wear and
tear ~ life.
Love Of the sort which lasts
comes more slowly. 70 ~ The
growth Of time. Of intimate ac.
quaintauceship. OF friendship ripcn.
Ing Into thorough sympathy ~ feel
inga Complete understanding Of
each others weaknesses BH well na
OF each others good qualities ia
essential Ia happy married lie.
and these things are best learned
before marriage. rather than after
ward
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Girls Reply to Lonesome One

In last Fridays Star there vas
printed letter from a young man
20 Cynthia Grey Ia which be de-
Blored bis Inability TO meet nice
young women and become vol
enough acquainted with them 90
choose a wife. uu account 81 tho
lacOnvenient hours which be Was
Obliged 70 work
Ia this mornings mail a letter
was received from a young woman
who thinks there are others just AZ
lonesome ha this young man. and
suggests that a man can make tho
opportunity 20 meet conRrulal com.
paulons 81 the opposite sex. while
a girl In her position cannot
shis girl wrltcs
40 the young man who D. lone
some feel very sorry Tor the
y0unE man. and can appreciate bis
position. as ara placed in n similar
position myself IA everybody
knows. a hired girls work ia more
couunlng than ans other kind of
work. but in my opinion 30 "a the
most respectable FOR "a girl who b.
alone and aho wishes 90 keep rc
spectacle
I have been ln this country four
years and ! have NOT met any real.
ly nice young men. and 10 iH not
because : ara prcludicod bat the
ones ! have met are not ones that
would care 20 live with an the
rest of my lie
"Now aa my hours off are not
ike the lonesome young man b 7
think have more 90 overcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20

rousel Head said. Mamma. dcar
! have acted very queer.
I've been naughty that ! kroW
And 90 bed right nos 90 go.
And lil never dla0bey.
And IN miHd all that sou say
Then Go bed be- seuftlcd fast.
Thinking 81 what hnd just passed
Wink and blink then came around.
and when Tousel Head they found
Got as busy az could be-
tfur Il was their work you aeel
And She Sand Man. through hole.
IN The door then quickly atulp
Soon young Touaol Head did close
Both hiA orea and gently do6e.
Then Sweet siumb~f in quick hiRht
Bore him back on Wings Of Nlsht
when thcy came 90 ufehmiHrdh Kat
They wvro very ycry late.
FIRST be knocked and then be- cried
open Quich' tm here outsidei
I've a lad who wants 20 run
AT DER urenminnd and have fln
when The gate gas opened side.
TOuhsl Head walked rlEht Inside.
up some stairs BE- climbed. and then
say iArge crowds If hungry men
MulioaR stood around him shcre.
Eaflng great big chunks ~ air
while a faW reached up and sut
Hunks 81 clouds thar wefc rcd bot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20

hosiery must match Ne colors Of
gowns This season
Moiro Is used on the sleeves aud
lapela ~ spring coats.
Fine allovors and edFings are be-.
INK used for lingerie hats
Chantecler buttons INA ombrold.
cry characterize s~SePf ihc new
Parasols Of black chantlly lace
over white are being carried with
drcssup frucks
Doiailsth the colffuro. the dress
lng Of the neck. the gloves and the
shoes mark the well dressed
woman
n is the thing just now 10 EN-.
broldor initials ON hosiery Thcy
are placed at the side just below
the low shoe
The hem Of gowns. skirts and
wraps has come into prominence.
II must be conspicuous. and the
wide hem ls The popular one.
The Bavarlan girdle Il the latest
Il la folded belt of pannc velvet
and ls boned 10 an extremely long
point ia front II ia part of tho
gown and not 10 be worn separately,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20


Toast as many pieces Of bread
cut Ga trlangica. a. you have per
sons ~ serve Dig an instant into
hoiiuR sailed water butter slightly
sud arrange on a hot platter where
they VIII keep worm while the
eggs are being cooked Put into a
sauce pan "a Tablespoonful olive on
and let h get very hot Break one
egg carefully inio a saucer. then
slip into The smoking on A. soon
49, the white ia set Zip the pan
slightly and haste the eEg with tho
bot tat until the yolk S. covered
with "A thin. white veil Take up
carefully with Il cake turner and
place on the toast Dust with salt
aud pepper a dish ~ these care.
fully fried eggs. arranged on the
bread az q foundation. resembles
flowers. especially with liflc gar
nishlng Of water crsga. and are bet.
ter felished than when carclcssly
fried, fwo on three az a time. when
they are apt to break aud look
"rnEgady.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
OuE gNthe Wisdom q
CYNTTIIAGRFY


ftfftfAN :" '*ff"N HFMHA W. 0Mf
one thing an engaged glrl should
avoid talking about her future
husband Many girls fall into the
error % suppoalng that their lovers
are Interesting tu everyone An
Engaged girl. when with her Nhnce,
should avoid praiaing or even talk
lnE about other men This In some
cases might lead % jealousy. aud
h there D. one thing 40 engaged
girl should iry "a avoid lt % maxi
iug a lover Jealous
Al engaged Eirl really has "a bc
VERY careful. she - hedged 10 By
engagement euquritc. and II she
breaks any Uf ihc unwri,tcn laws
she vii certainly hear about a.
Il she does anythinK out ~ place.
and her lower knows nothing about
u. BE- vcry sure he soon viii know
fuf every Eirl Who becomes On
gagged haH enyioBs Eifl friends. sho
VII make % their business 20 see
that the lover hears all about any
lndiacrcuon. either 81 speech or
set. which bic sweetheart com
mita
An engaged Girl should always
try 20 please her lovers relations
She must keep the fact tn mind
that their sood opinions are Of the
utmost value II her welded iife O.
10 be q success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-20
OnthiaGrey9
Il otters

Dear Miss Grey wan you please
tell me what viii take marks out
Of white tablccloth caused by a
careless washwoman boiling Il In
water that had black thread In
ltY Il shows the marks Of the
thread IN three places. fbl Gould
you toll nae Why ! ann tired In the
morning and my sleep does not rest
moT tcl. Also please tell mo how
70 prevent chatting IN the arm pits
! battle every day and etiii can.
not prevent a. MAYME.
A stains OF ibis character are
very uuicult 60 remove. Try soak.
lnf them ia a solution of oxniic
acid and bo sure aud rinse through
several waters. or The acid Will cat
holes IN the cloth
CO. Perhaps the room you sleep
la Is not sufficiently ventilated n
possible sleep as near an open win.
dow a. you can. being careful. ~
course. not 10 sleep ga direct
draft a torpid liver viii cause sou
10 feel tired Ia the morning Take
az much exercise ah possible DO thr
open air and be- aufe that you get
the necessary number Of hours
sleep Some people require so
much more sleep than others
TOD Put a little tincUura of ben.
toiu IN the water lu which you
hattie Under the arms This Is heal
ing and closes the pores Dust the
flesh generously with talcum pow.
Scr and sou probably will nos be-
troubled with the chatting.