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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
tuberculosis of Spine.

Res. George FL. Hill, who has been
pastor of the Beechwoods Presbyterian
church twenty years, is now suffering
from tuberculosis of the spine.
Rev. Hill who was in Pittsburgh
hospital short time, is now at the
Presbyterian parsonage in Beechwoods.
The doctors have forbidden him doing
any work for year. 1t is probable
that young man from the Theological
Seminary of Allegheny will be secured
to fill Rey. Hills pulpit during HE
forced vacation.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
Conference and s. s. Convention,

The twelfth semi-annual conference
and Sunday school convention of the
Ridgway Conference OF the Pittsburgh
Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran
church, held in the Trinity Lutheran
church at this place last week, was
fairly we'll attended and was a very
interesting conference and convention.
Ministers were present from Johnson
burg, Ridgway, Warren, Coudersport,
Remove, and Dubois, The fall con-
ference and convention will be held
In Ridgwav.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
MAY REACH SETTLEMENT TO-DAY
The Joint Committees of Operators and
t. Miners Have Not Agreed on
- Scale Yet.

The JOINT committee of operators and
miners of this district, holding con-
ference at Altoona, adjourned last
evening without reaching an agree
ment, but the prospects are good for
settlement to. day or tomorrow. A
sub committee OF five men, two oper-
ators, two miners and fifth man
picked by the other four, have taken
up the matter and will likely agree on
an adjustment of the differences be-
tween the operators and miners.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
Graduating Exercises.

Dr.. J. W. Blaisdell, OF New Bethle-
hem, preached the baccalaurate sermon
for the Washington Township High
School in the Beechwoods Presby-
terian church last Sunday. The com
mencement exercises will be held in
the Beechwoo1s Presbyterian church
on Friday evening of this week.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
CLARION Presbytery.

Clarion Presbytery is being held in
Oil City this week. DR.. r. A. Nc.
Kinley, ]. W. Hunter and D. Fl.
Breakey are representing the Reyn.
oldsville Presbyterian church. DR..
Mckinley will become member Of
Clarion Presbytery at this meeting and
committee will be appointed to ar.
range for his installation as pastor oI
the Reynoldsville Presbyterian church
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
Attention, Ladies and Gentlemen!

Ladies', mems and children's shoes
cleaned and polished by the hands Of
skilled artist. Gun metal leather a
speciality. The professor is also the
agent for Brace Bros. dyeing and clean
ing works Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and for
the City Steam Laundry, of Bradford.
My office is in the shaving parlor of
Williams Bros, formerly Nolan's shoe
store. PROF. AUGUST WALTER,
Shoe Shining Artist
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
Baseball Challenge.

Yesterday we received the following
challenge from the manager Of the
Oriole baseball team of New Kensing-
ton;
1.-THE Orioles Of New Kensington
would like to arrange games Of ball
for July End and 4th-two gsmes-on
Reynoldsvilie grounds with Jimmy
Dehart's team. The New Kensington
boys are defeating all fast teams from
Pittsburgh and would like to try
Reynoldsville, and will assure the
baseball fans good games"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
Stoke & FeiCht
Drug Co.,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENNA.
A Little OF Everything.

A number of wild ducks were in the
eighborhood of the water works
am yesterday.
Will H. Bell, of Reynoldsville, is one
the Republican candidates for dele
te to the state convention
Rev. John F. Black, pastor of the
E. church, preached 10 the Presby-
|erian church Sunday evening.
Three fellows who were arrested at
Punxsutawney for stealing ride on a
B., r. & P. freight train, were taken
to Brookville Jail Friday.
The Sigel Normal Academy opened
yesterday, April 10th. Prof. W. E.
Kunselman, of this place, one of the
instructors, went to Sigel Monday.
Don't blame the census enumerator.
He did not frame the questions, and
If he had not taken the job someone
else would. .-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Rev. John M. Dean, at one time
pastor OF the Reynoldsville Baptist
church, who had been located at
Seattle, Wash, has moved to San Jose,
Cal.
Prof. I. M. Smith, of Elderton, Pa,
graduate of Selinsgrove Conservatory
of Music, expects TO come to Reynolds
Vile next week to organize music
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Ritzie, Of
Erie, who were called here April 8th
en- account of the death OF the latter's
father, W. P. Dlckey, returned to Erie
Monday.
l. N. Morrison went to Oil City
yesterday to attend the spring session
of Clarion Presbytery as represent
ative from the Beechwoods Presby-
'terian church.
DIR. John Fl. Murray accompanied his
.sister-in-law, Mrs. Harry Murray, to
the Samaritan hospital in Philadel-
,phia last week, where Mrs. Murray
underwent an operation Saturday.
The Odd Fellows will hold an anni-
'versary celebration ia Ridgway on
Tuesday, April 26th. There will be a
large crowd in Elk county's capitol
that day if the weather is favorable.
The "Scholastics," baseball team
representing the Reynoldsville high
school, will open the season Of 1910
Monday OF the coming week with a
game at Clarion against the Normal
team
H. r. Barns, former Reynoldsyille
citizen, who was proprietor OF the
Hotel in Dubois, will erect new hotel
near the B., R. & P. R'y passenger
station, West Long Ave-, Dubois, this
summer.
Joseph Bates, who has been staying
ct home OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Shaffer
on Main street, accompanied his grand
father, Frank Bates, to New Jersey
Monday, where Joseph will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Haunah Butler and Mrs. j. G.
Hirst went to East Brady yesterday
morning to attend the funeral of
Willism Donhizer, who was killed
Saturday night by driving over an
embankment.
The announcement of Hon. J. N.
Langham, Of Indiana, for Congress in
this district will be found in this issue
of TIE STAR. Mr.. Langham is now
the Congressman from the 9th district
and wants to succeed himself.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
ingers Caught in Rivet,ng Machine

Francis O'Brien, an employe at the
Blaw Collapsihle steel Works plant,
who was working on the night shift,
was injured about three o'clock yester.
day morning by having left hand
caught in the riveting machine. One
finger was cut off and another badly
mashed.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
Franks Tavern for Sale.

In two Pittsburgh papers last Sun
day, Gazette Times and Post, appeared
an advertisement for the sale of
Franks Tavern at Reynoldsville.
Poor health is the reason given for
wanting to sell the hotel. Mr.. Nc
Connell is one of the most popular
hotel men in our town and Franks
Tavern Is one of the towns best hotels.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
Unfavorable Comment.

The article clipped from the Punxsu.
sutawney Spirit and published in THE
STAR last week concerning the action
taken when mad dag ran our streets
few weeks ago, caused some unfavor-
able comment on the attitude the Spirit
took in the matter. The people were
surprised that the Spirit would make
light OF such an important matter and
would insinuate that the State Health
Department is not competent and its
decision is not to be accepted. Hydro
phobla does not always develop 10 ten
days or two weeks. Sometimes 1t is
several months before it develops.
Misses cloth or dull ton natent
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20

"Hyomei certainly saved my life and
l accord 1t the credit which il deserves
and merits. s."-Mrs. Ada Hopkins, Cold
water, Mich. Hyomei is guaranteed by
Stoke & Feicht Drug Co, to cure
catarrh, coughs, colds, Group or sore
throat. sl00 for complete outfit.
For Sale--A five room house, good
garden, spring water. Fifty dollars
cash, balance FIVE dollars per month.
Inquire M. M. Fisher
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20

Hon. James G. Mitchell, Of Hamilton,
candidate for Assembly, was in town
last night.
Comedy Company. and pictures on
Monday evening, April 25th, at
the Adelphi Theatre, Popular prices.
Wills Comedy Musical Co. will play
two nights at the Adelphi Theatre,
Thursday and Friday. April 21st and
22ud. Popular prices, 10, Is and 30 cts.
Opening Thursday night with "Sweet
Sixteen" musical comedy in three
acts.
Prof. j. L. Weaver, music teacher,
who mas been located at Reynoldsville
about seven months, has accepted a
position as director of the Methodist
Episcopal choir at Portsmouth, Ohio,
and will move to the latter place.
The sermers are requested to make
out the,census advance schedule mailed
to them and thereby help expedite
the work of the enumerator If the
schedule is not filled out before the
enumerGtor arrives it takes about one
hour extra to do the work.
Robbers tried to gain an entrance
into Joseph B. Mitchell's residence last
Thursday night through window, but
were frightened away. Joseph has
loaded his shotgun and it will not be
healthy for housebreakers to fool
around his residence soon again.
DR.. r. A. Mckinley and wife were
called to Wooster, Ohio, last week
by the sudden death OF Mrs. McKinleys
father, Mr.. Mcdonald. They received
the telegram Thursday evening and
left her Friday morning. Mr.. Nc
Donald expired suddenly sitting 10 q
chair.
Prof. W. M. Rife. superintendent OF
the public schools of Reynoldsville, was
at Clarion Monday night and delivered
an address at a union meeting of the
Presbyterian and M. E. Brotherhoods
of Clarion. Tuesday forenoon Prof.
Rife visited the public schools and
state Normal at Clarion.
James McKernan, who was bitten
by mad dog about four weeks ago
and was at the Mercy Hospital in Pitts
burgh twenty-four days for Pasteur
treatment, returned to his home In
West Reynoldsville Sunday. His
father, Joseph McKernan, went to
Pittsburgh Sunday to bring him home.
The central Office OF the Red Bank,
or Farmers Telephone line, at this
place, was discontinued iast Thursday
and call board put in the Summe r
vile Telephone Co.'s central Office in
the Syndicate building, and the patrons
Of the farmers line will have to call
the Summerville central Office here
after.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
Lace Curtains and Portiers

Are our specially, but we carry the
Kirseh lace curtain and over drape
rods, 10th single and double; also por-
tier and sash curtain rods.
G. II. HALL.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
Methodist Church.

Services for Sunday, April 24th,
11.00 a. M, theme, "The Christians
Recompense." 7.3O p. M, theme,
"Moral Specific Gravity"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
Baptist Church.

Theme Of the sermon at ll.0O a. m.
in Baptist church next Sunday will be:
Seeking Better City," Evening
theme: IA Call to Self Preservation. Z"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
Hanging to a Gas Pipe

Will not stretch lace curtains but the
new stretchers at Halls will. They
run in price from 90c to s1.25 pair.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20
ch,ld Speaks Three Languages.

Julia Kelz, aged twenty-five months,
daughter Of l. d. Kelz, photog rapher,
speaks and understands three languages,
English, German and Hungarian
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20

The latest features in wall
paper decoration are
shown in the pretty ef-
fects in our new patterns
opening up daily.
They are exquisite in npat-
tern and. the colorings
are elegantly blended.
Nothing like them any
where else.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-20

Misses cloth or dull top, patent,
price 81 70. Adams Boot Shop.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15
Local and Personal Items
Try . bellaaonna plaster for al

Try . beiiadonna plaster for all
pain at the City Pharmacy.
In Denver the Santa rc has = big
billboard on display advertising for
machinists.
Money to loan on farm property
on short notice: no commission. See
Charles =. Helm. Room :. Miller.
Hale block.
Nrs. J. r. updike. Of Foeder. Colo.
Who has been visiting Ia juntA
friends. returned home last wednes-
day by the automobile route. George
Little officiating - chasfisur.
NJ. and Mrs. Jordan Wheeler ar.
S1ved In town yesterday morniag
lrea Port Nadisoa. Iowa. beias ssn.
uosea Ases o. accosnt a The 1satA
q NJ. Joedan's nsoAev. YSaak Cav.
~. AF. Whsslss is sew fuaalne .
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

the Santa Fe rooter, was there.
When It comes to stirring them up.
and getting everybody In the game.
there's none like Joe.
The La Junta w. c. T. U. will
hold their usual second meeting OF
the month next Tuesday, January
18th. at the home OF Mrs. Dora Keif.
at 2:30 o'clock. Every effort is be
Ing made to make these meetings In
,eres,ing and every one interested
In temperance work is welcome.
Park S. Hyde has resumed his
duties in the general offices as chief
clerk to Signal Supervisor Coward.
after taking two months lay off
TO recuperate from an attack OF ty-
phoid fever. Parks gain In avoirdu-
pois shows that he has been well en-
tertained while In the "Hoosier and
Jayhawker States.'
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

passenger engine on the Santa F.
between Fort Madison and Kansas
City, Mo.
Charles Cawley arrived from Po.
catello. Idaho. Thursday night. being
summoned here to attend the funer.
al Of his brother. Frank Cawley.
For SAle-Several pieces OF we'll.
improved property: three. four and
five rooms; good location: good
terms II desired.-C. X. Buckley.
George Hayes. who used to travel
along the great white way In La
Junta years ago. is now the chief
mogul OF dining car on the Rio
Grande. running between Denver and
Salt Lake City.
For Exchange-Fine two lot cor.
ner with a twelve room pressed brick
rooming house to exchange for irri.
gated land or live stock: also fine
two-seated surrey to exchange for a
good mare.-A. +. Marsh.
H. G. Hollingberry received news
the first OF the week OF the death
OF his niece. Miss Anna Hollingber.
ry. at her home In Kansas City. Miss
Hollingberry recently visited in La
Junta
The Santa Fe Bowling team made
things lively at the reading room
alleys Tuesday night. We noticed
that this jolly bunch were making
more noise than usual. and on in.
vestigstion found that Joe Swanson.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15
For Sale or Exchange.

VIII sell or exchange for inside
income-bearing property my home,
consisting Of seven rooms and bath:
good cellar. two cisterns Of lis bar.
rels each: cement walks; stable;
poultry house l2x27 feet: and five
acres. Located corner OF South San
Juan and Fourteenth streets.
REV. 8. c. DAVIS. a.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

should extend to their city. AS a
consequence the work Is well adyan-
ced. the plan being TO have each
county take care OF the work OF i'm.
proyement within its own territory.
Colonel W. NJ Wiley. who is an en-
thusiast on good roads. was recent
ly appointed state highway commis-
sioner by Governor Shafroth. has al.
ready announced that II is his inten.
ton to make some decided improve
ments In the roads In the vicinity OF
Rocky Ford and also La Junta He
recently had some strenuous exper-
ienee automobiling In this section.
-
There are three applicants for the
position OF road oyerseer In one OF
the Rocky Ford districts. and the
board OF county commissioners Is IN
a deadlock over trying to decide who
is entitled to this seat a, the pie
counter. Each one OF the three com
missioners has promised the Job to
each one OF the three applicants. who
are A. J. Harsin. S. l.. Dewesse and
J. c. Fleming. One OF the applicants
Ia son OF one OF the county
commissioners. but the latter Is
not for the former. He had al
ready promised the job TO ano'
thcr man. The commissioners son
has been holding down the Job for
several months for Lobe Potter. who
hasn't any hankering after road work
The commissioners word is as good
~ his bond. and as he had promised
another man he don't propose to have
any little paier familias racket work
with him. This 10 the only appoint,
ment that Is still In the air. and
there are no signs Of = solution OF
the problem.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

carries the largest and most up to
date stock OF meats and groceries Of
any store In the Arkansas Valley. one
that would be a credit TO any metro
polls In Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

sl,i00 during the five years pre-
yious 10 that.
Phil Knovlion. the genial repre-
sentative OF the Carter. Rice a Car.
penter Paper Company. was in La
Junta four times In two DAYS this
week - not through any particular
love for La Junta In Its present dry
state, but because he had to he IN
order to gain time. Under the new
time table some OF the towns in the
Valley might as well be off the map
Las Animas in particular Neither
No. 3 nor No II stop there. and In
case you miss No. ! early in the
morning you are stuck for The day
Mr.. Knowlton went TO Lamar Mon.
day afternoon and In order 10 make
Las Animas the next day came back
TO La Junta on No. and vent to
Las Animas In the afternoon He
had the same experience a. Rocky
Ford the next day. and hf- 10 come
back 10 La Junta 10 take rain for
Denver. Mr. Knowlton is firmly con.
vinoed that La Jun,a AT the presen,
time Is the hub OF the universe.
-
A small boy Was leading TWO fe.
lines down Colorado avenue one day
this week Loyina Mattesou's curl.
osity was somewhat aroused by the
unusual sight as the small boy and
his menageric passed his place Of
business, and he became inquisitive.
asking. with great show OF inter.
est,
Small boy. do your cats wear
names Yes What do you call
them7''
TON and Jerry" responded the
small boy, promptly.
"Humph." calculated Leyina, that's
not appropriate for dry town like
La Junia. Why don't youse get up
to date and call 'cm Cook and
Peary'"
"Dey ain't da, kind of oats." re.
sponded the small boy. In disgust
desc amt no pole ca,s-dey's Just
common ordinary cats"
"ReQuicscAt en- pace" rejolned Le.
vina. ~ he subsidized to the rear oi
hb scissors grinder.
The Pueblo Business Mems Associ
alton 10 co-operatins with a move
ment TO build an auiomoblle road
nom Kansas City through Puetio "a
Deavss. The project began througA
. proposition 10 construct such . rcd
down the Arkansas Valley. Autono
biiists os Denver then proposel tai
~ road ~ constructed on to Dsa,
vse. Later kaasas Chy men hsarl
e tAe matter asA decided tAst n
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

An interesting review. covering
ten years operations by the AtohL
son. Topeka and Santa Fc' Railway
Company. has been prepared by a
New York Stock Exchange firm. I,
shows that durin. the last tcp fiscal
periods. expenditures for bc,tcrm-nts.
etc. total no less than so So. 900.
which sum was specifically set aside
from net earnings Of the company.
In commenting on this large dis.
burscment the firm says that In I'd.
dition. the maintainancc allowances
BY the company have been extreme
" liberal. The average maintain.
ancc per locomotive during the past
ten ycsrs IL shown TO have been
es.7o7: that Of each passenger car
$500. and 81 for each freight car.
Aaintainance Of way and structures
PER mile Of road operated has bsea
over $500 PEI year dssias The Dast
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15
SATURDAY. JANUARY IS. 1910.
NAV ABOUT
Town

The Three Twins" viii come 10
the La Junta Theater. on "Wednesday.
January 18th, The company is head
ed by Victor Morley. who created the
title role when the show was produc.
cd at the Whitney In Chicago. and is
surrounded with an excellent cast
amongst whom ls Bessie clifford and
a large chorus The Three Twins"
is the largcs, musical comedy on the
road and II requires five cars TO
transport the company and properties
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

five years. and from $500 10 about
si.i00 during the five years pre-
ylous TO that.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

Rocky Ford is getting into the po-
litical game very early. the Gazette
OF that city coming across last week
with this suggestion; Coupled with
the nominations for state sena,orship
We hear prominent farmrs and re-
publicans mentioning the name Of
our worthy mayor. Senator Van Bus
kirk sounds pretty good and looks
well In print II the republicans can
bring enough Influence to bear to
induce Mayor Van Buskirk TO allow
his name TO be used IN this conncc.
tion. they need have no fear OF the
resul, at the polls"
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

All subscriptions are payable in ad-
vance. and no other arrangement"
will prove satisfactory to this office.
II you find that your paper has been
stopped there is pro- ably reason.
All subscribers look alike TO US
without regard TO race. color or pre-
Nious condition OF political seryitudr.
You're being a good republican or a
prominent citizen don't make 1, all
right with us by long shot We
have made a rule OF no money. no
paper. and We ar. going to abide by
II. As an extra induccment to con.
,inuc In your good graces. however.
We viii make you n present OF com.
bined match safe and calendar when
you come around and pay up. and
give you an order on Fisher TO have
tho match receptacle filled. Mr.. Fish
or has very kindly consented to abide
by this arrangement and M all
orders on demand.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

While mcandcring down the great
white way on Curiiss street. In dry
Denver. last Sunday evening. We
bumped into J. ". Vivian Dickie. es.
singer TO His Royal Hishness. the
King OF England. and formerly OF
IN. Electric Theator. OF this city
Wv had Just completed = ninety days
sentence In the county bss,iie for
beating the wifi. he married In La
Junta. and says he Is now In training
for a tour OF the Majestic circuit as
= member Of n singing trio. lie Is
s,ill inebriatcd with the exhuberance
Of his own Importance - hopelcssly
%.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

Articles OF Incorporation Of the
Lsmb.Theits Mercantile Company
were filed In the office Of the county
clerk Thursday. The incorporaiorr
arc J. n. Lamb. L. ,. Thei,s and
John A. Riddcrinx. who are named
A. the board Of directors and general
managers. The capital stock Of the
company 10 CSC. 900. divided Into 700
shares of 800 each. The new com.
pany succeeds Lamb 4 Thsits. the
veil known propriesors Of the FuL
toa Market. which Occupies three
store roo0s % 8Ants Fs avsaue. and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-31
THE MAIN QUESTION.

Bulletin responds The Advertisers question:
o 0 abolished
that the sufficient,
prohibition thing other
present law But question itself Has
Of offs
whether about
a
o n
admissions Bulletin The Advertisers question is
admission eency of law Does this that
enforcing practical prohibition,
showing Troli
in Of powers,
retail prohibionist 4 change
O a
O settle to prohibition
proved prohibition is
10 a territorial policy
possible Of the
proved prohibition
la-- : ar-uaa} or-
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BOTHA HEADS
DOMINION CABINET



He referred 20 the work thar ha.
been done by the Beers during the
seven years since Great Britain had
admitted them % tuI citizenship.
claiming mat Z was - the exercise II
moderation and justice hat the good
spirit prevailing IN the country was
due. General Bocha spoke also IN
eH.o--s-ac terms If the action If the
'mpeua. government ID doing 50 much
20 further the union ii South Africa Lv
= an-n- self government 10 the new
colonies
iA speaking II the wisdom and good
policy = the imperial government. the
iIaA>Vast- premier mentioned especially
our dear r end - Henry Ca,v-Rsr1-
Zimmerman, who hal been Lar.
" instrumental IN originating he roI ~
when had resulted IN the union Of
South Africa. The racial question. he
declared. was buried. Never - Is he
VIE, serS: let Is always Ie builders. -
ia SAID, Tor the peoples - Well qs -,
colonies must he united. ana The hands
N3."e,- tie South African and the
British empire must 2 STRENGTHENED -
N--h arCa I--I5u3e1rt~~ .Hsra--a~.
~-e II such leader. lie referred n
tie hangers # - loeaEsu'' in -A9 rrinr
parliament, ana EXPRESSED his r.-.-sa-
mai --e party should he rea~zart-.s.7 OK,
IS broad base a possible. = broad
tA@t a- living ia South Africa could
&t.."t..@ mem bers. regardless If nation
@.cT. 4 resolution was -r~a~s-,,g--sr--
adopted = the effect that he head com
2tttee NJ Ee- }o.z should take stems