davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Some Speculation.

There Is considerable speculation as
to the identity of Rose Olden, the
Hammond school teacher, who wrote
to E1ko. Nevada, and asked for a po-
sition, stating that she would work
for IS a month less If there were plen-
ty of cowboys about.
So far there is solution as to the
Identity of the teacher, il there was
one who wrote the letter, to the
identity of the jokers if some one has
perpetrated a joke on the teachers who
live on Williams street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Gary Man Arrested.

Joe Thompson, who claims his home
to be at 1116 Adams street. Gary, was
arrested on the east side by Officer
Herman yesterday afternoon for beg
ging.
lie also begged of Chief Austgen to
lite him go and he would not return to
Hammond again. He was released this
morning, and he. hobled on his way
back to Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO. 4.
Judge Virgil s, Refter.


Judge Virgil $. Refter.
Eomas Poliga VS.. the Chicago and
Erie railroad. Personal injury. Civil
jury case w. j. McAleer for the
plaintiff. Crumpacker. Crumpacker &
Tinkham for the defendant.
Taken up first thing after the regu-
lar call today. Continues until fifth
Monday
Work of making UP the issues in
Schlenski VS.. Weaver & Co. is begun.
Next Cases on Call.
Starvich VS.. Gary and Interurban
railroad.
Govdarica vs.. Gary and Interurban
railway.
AhIborn VS.. C, I. S. & s B Railway
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO. =.
Judge Lawrence Becker.
state OF Indiana VS.. Janko Tomas.
Criminal jury case. Deputy Prosecut-
ing Attorney Ralph w. Ross for the
state. I. Leon Gould, assisted by Jo-
seph Conroy. for the defense. Defend
ant charged with criminal assault upon
young girl Case will go to jury today.
Next Case Call.
State VS.. Krewlow, charged with
stealing a typewriter.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO. ;,
CROWN POINT.
Judge Johannes KopeIke.
Cosio vs.. Herrick. suit to quiet title
and cancel deed. Frank Pattee for
plaintiff and Barr & Wheeler for de-
PENDANT. Case decided in favor of
plaintiff Defendant asks for an ap-
peal.
Ballard vs.. Goodwin now on trial
Civil jury ease. Ross & Lott and
Bruce and COPYRIGHT for the plaintiff
and Seabright and White for the de-
PENDANT. Case will take several days.
Next Cases on Call.
Ray VS.. Ray, divorce.
Schlieker VS.. board of county COM
missioners.
PORTER CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge William c. McNiahan.
1t was expected that court would
convene in Valparaiso today. but Judge
Mcmahon sent word to the sheriff of
Porter county to recall the jury and
stated that court could not convene
until a week from today.
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge Harry b. TuthiIl.
Court VIII convene in Valparaiso
April "a:
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Special Judge Frank Pattec.
Carl Bauer ct al. the school
board OF the city of Hammond Case
will come up next Tuesday for another
hearing. Lincoln " Cravens and Will
liam J. WINERY for defendants Judge
John n. Gillett and Peter Crumpacker
for plaintiffs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Miss Conroy Recovering.

Miss Hannah Conroy, whose pleas
ant smile has been missed for more
than week at Cox & Co. S store. ow-
ing to an illness, is reported to be i'm
proving nicely at her home in State
Line. Her many friends hope she will
be able to be out soon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Meets With Accident.

M. NJ. Towle, Jr., has a badly swollen
arm as result of an accident in
which he was jabbed in the arm with
lead pencil At first it was feared
that blood poison would set in, but
all danger of that is now passed, ac-
cording to the doctor.
Mr.. Towle will go to work at the
First National bank today, where he
IS employed as assistant cashiehr He
expects to completely recover from the
accident in few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Doing Well.

The Hammond Distilling Co. is doing
splendidly. The company has orders
for all of the spirits it can manufac-
ture and in addition has filled several
of its orders with the products of 9TH
or firms which are in the same bust
ness but which are not doing as well.
The outlook is bright so far as the To-
cal company is concerned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Two For TreSpasS.

Henry Schneider, 1854 Avenue L,
South Chicago and Louis Yaeger, 10sth
street Chicago. were arrested yester-
day afternoon by officer Horlbeck for
trespass.
They were fined 81 and costs,
amounting to $40, and and will be TAX
en- to Crown Point to lay out their
fines.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Divorce Nav Result.

The case of Julian Tomporwski of
West Hammond, charged with wife
abandonment came to final settle
ment Saturday afternoon.
Judge Prest fined the defendant SIS
and costs. amounting to $3.50. which
Tomporwski paid.
The couple has been married about
four months and during that time
Tomporwski hAy only lived with his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Arrested on SUSPICION.

Nick katoma. who lives in one OF
the company houses al the Standard,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
special Officer Zizic on suspicion.
ketoma was charged with writing a
threatening letter, but was released
this morning, as no evidence could be
found to convict him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Now at Hotel Carleton.

Mrs. Cora Boney Dudley, who is now
at the Hotel Carleton after having
braved most serious illness at Cen
tralia. ILL.,, is improving nicely al
though she still spends much of her
time in bed. She has been in Ham
mond for a week now and is gather
ing strength daily.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Weather Spells Them.

The baseball tryouts were postponed
yesterday afternoon at the II. A. A.
Park on account of the bad weather.
The new date was set for next Sum
day, April 1.
A number of faithful players were
present ready TO don uniforms if the
came out.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Building Permits.

Lot IA. block 2, Towfe & Youngs
third addition. 22-4s Fayette
street: J. NJ. Dahlkamp, owner.
ALBANIA & Voght. contractors. 81, 500
Lot 33, block 8. Sohl's second adj
dition. Claude street: Dora
Stickler, owner; S. Kansfeld
contractor $500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
AZ Ducks Home.

City Water Clerk Henry Haage can
probably claim the record for one
mornings duck hunt of the season. He
returned this morning with a total of
forty-two ducks, most of them blue
winged teal and about a dozen jack
snipes-
Henry said he didn't mind the wind
and weather, but he didn't like the
bath which he got this morning. as the
boat tipped over with him twice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Will Remain Here.

Councilman NJ. Hover has decided to
remain in Hammond despite the fact
that his son-in-law, Newton Hembrof,
with whom he has been living, has
gone to Indiana Harbor to live
The residence which Mr. and Mrs.
Hover own in this city is leased to 9th
err persons. For this reason it will be
necessary for them to secure temporary
quarters until they secure their
own home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Sent to Kentucky.

The remains of Orville Wright was
shipped last night on the 9:4S Monon
to Spurlington. Ky. where funeral SER
vices and interment will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright $50 Towle
street, the parents of the child former
ly lived at Spurlington, where Mr..
Wright relatives live.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Return Hence.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse E. Wilson re-
turned last evening from Hammond.
where they had been experimenting
the preparation of their house for their
occupation. They will reside at 2S2
Indiana avenue and will go there to-
morrow to take up their residence. He
has not yet decided on a location for
his law ofhce.-Renssesae Republican.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Another Scarlet Fever Case.

There are still eight scarlet fever
cases in Hammond. Among the more
recent patients is Miss Dorothy Crum-
packer, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Crumpacker. of Webb street. Her
condition is apparently not very ser-i
ious.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Funeral of F. Crane.

The funeral of Frank Crane of Hege-
wisch will be held from the Hegewisch
Catholic church at o'clock. High
requiem will be read
The funeral viii then &c to Mount
Olivet. ILL.,, By carriage, where inter-
ment will be held.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Fat LADY Succumbs to Heat

This report led the celebrated DIR.
Downs to investigate the cause of
obesity. or over-fatness. Years of in
vestigation and study proved that
obesity could be overcome by simple
and harmless remedy. The Downs
Chemical Co. has marketed Downs
Obesity Reducer. the result of these
Investigations. the same being a
months treatment for $3.50. Sold in
Hammond by the Lion store drug de-
partment@Adv-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Released This Morning.

Frank Newland of Hammond was
locked UP at the police station last
night to relieve him of a little drunk
which he was carrying.
This was Newland's first offense, and
he was released this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
IHEARD ON
~<~3THEE-~c.
XSTREETS
Meeting Not Announced.

There will be no meeting of the Lake
County Bar association until Secretary
j. X Stinson and President A r
Knots can get together on a program.
There are number of important
matters to come up for conside ton
and conference between the officers
will be held for the purpose of calling
the meeting in the near future.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27

wife about a month and a half She
claimed he mistreats her and took all
of her earnings and called her vile
names.
An action will be probably filed for
divorce
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Case Is Continued.

The trial of William Everett. charged
with forgery. was postponed this morn
ing in the city court before Judge
Barnett.
The heavy business in the other
courts made it impossible for Judge
Barnett to hold court this morning, and
it was decided to set the case for the
latter part of the week, as Evereta's
case will take considerable time to try.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Has Open House.

The University club Saturday night
open house was attended by a large
number of the members last Saturday
The evening was spent as usual in the
enjoyment of the club rooms and in
playing cards. billiards and pool.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27

is THE MAN WHO OUGHT TO BUY
YOUR PROPERTY HARD TO FIND?
IF HE is JUST TRY. AN AID IN THE
TINES THEY DO THE BUSINESS
NOT ALWAYS OF COURSE, BUT
OFTEN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
Meets on SATURDAY..

The Hammond Building. Savings and
Loan association holds its annual cleo
ton of officers next Saturday night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27

fillment of his ideas in every particular.
Mr.. DoweIl enquired for the name of
the architect and the decorator.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
GRAF CLAIMS He IS
IN 5000 SHAPE
Well Known Arizona Broker
Denies Rumor That He is
Insolvent: Assets Four
Times Liabilities.

Phoenix. tr'z, March 3i.--Rcg6rd.
ing 10, rumor that was ln circulation
h"rr last vc,k .p th, oncct that Frank
J. Graf had closed hts Bisbce broker.
ng, uni.c and that the business
would De- placed In the hands OF a
receiver MI Giai, who Is nov en-
gagged 100 the general contracting
husine.s 100 phocnx. today stated that
the report was absolutely untrue.
The B-b,c Office is now ia the
hands ui Nr Grars brother cart
Gr.f vino Nos a. all times associated
~ tb him ia the brokerage business
in On. 'pcbisc city.
Nh GRAF stated that hi- liabilities
amounted tu t2O.0UO, With assets 1g-
gr'gttug $4,000 To- project his Dr'd-
itnr- The none: b. all stsndng out
Bon Arizona. and IL would be lmpps-iol,
o. collect 10 an IN q short time With
out forcing other pooplo to- the wall
and rather than du this. Nj Graf
called e meeting OF his creditors &"
discuss th, matter. Tn, creditors use
survd by the amount OF money due
MIR Graf that their interests were
amply protected, agreed To- givo him
whatever tim, was necessary 10 wind
uu the affairs of tn, lIshco Office.
collect tn. money due him and settle
with the creditors.
NJ Graf states that he is no, a
bankrupt: that receiver viii not be-
appointed Tor his Uishrr office, and
that his creditors viii receive dollar
Tor dollar tho amount ia, them.
tho closing oi tho Bish"r office
viii In No manner dttcct the local CON
tracing firm & Dlosou A Graf, ~
IN" two busip ar entirely scpar-
ate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
MOUNTED POLICE
NOT GUILTY
Jury Returns Verdict in the
Case of Territory Versus
Beal and Putnam.

Special 90 The Evening Herald
Sucorp \ VI April After be.
'ue uu 'ul ,Np hours. the mry IN The
casc of ihu Territory versus John \
Real ana Robert G Putnam. charged
with Tine murder o, Charlie, C,ark al
Nogolluu Grant county ON August
Pc 1910 returned ycrdict of mot
guilty at o.clock las night Thc
trial BEGAN Tuesday Beat was and
rs 70 momher Jl the New Mexico
amounted police Putnam was a
mounted policeman and is nov a dep
utN ,hcrIn IN SoCorrO county Clark
was ~aluonkocprr in Mo2olon Heal
ana Putnam were sent 10 thai camp
last summer because OF tawlessness
which existed In thar part OF the
countr, Real Inferred Clarke sa.
loon. Nhcr, CLARK. i .s sand. uttempt.
ed 20 serve q Warrtut on Real, made
ont 10 he served uu g. \ Bcal CLARK.
~ Is alleged. had been e deputy sher.
IN, but his comm ssou had expired
ana he was no. ryaupUlu'ui Clark
drew a gun on bca' sain and
Zeal knocked 10 oui OF his hand Clark
took down Wiuchcstog ,lr and ne
and Real exchanged shots Putnam
entered the plac" lud MOD a. rho
same time ana ne was chaIgcd Nib
hring The bullel which kllcd Glars
IN" ease wa prosecuted in. Iuc
territory h Nillcut and Fowler o'
silver city: ana Roai ana Putnam
were defended hy Mann ami Nenahle
of Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
s" ..fERS ARE Up
BEFORE COURT
Police Called Upon Frequent.
ly Last Night to Put Stop
to Street Fights; Two Belli-
gerents Fined.

pete GaVaru and John " mn, who
ere arrested last night from an all
round rough house iu the Highlands,
were arraigncd this morning IN police
court Pete frankly admitted that he
WIS sousod 90 90, guard. last night
ana had no clear recollection or the
proceedings rh. evidence showed
that hv Was making himself decided
~ objectionable To the peaceful ro~i-
dents 81 that section. and that nm
undertook Co restrain hi transports
Pete. being impatient OF restraint IL
WAS necessary for Hll Go puuctuato
his argument with shovel. PATROL.
man Jordan appearing ,m the scene
DO tim" Go prevent more serious trou-
| bile
The nas, against nm was dismissed
Will" Pet, was given the. alternative
ni contributing hftcon perfectly good
dollars On the maintenance of thr rlt,
or spending q hale month IN mu
Reuben Gr'cgo sud Julian NItn
ais" appeared b,forc Judgr craig
| charged with ughung Mata was
| un'd 81. and the cas-, against Griogu.
who pl'ud'd not guilty. was pos,pon
'd untl i've ".elouN iu order That
th, evidence of the arrc-ting oncor
might u, had
= " Henry and JIM NoNandor.
tle tNo negroes who were arrested
f"i lighting last night both pleaded
! not guilty, each claiming tp hay, act-
"d ~ self drfcu~, owing tu the aba
s'nr' nf witnesses IA, case was con-
inuri uuul Monday morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

ting a chunk uf Ice into IN, bucket
or can with the oysters. tho result
being that when the Ice melted the
natural liquor of the oysters was dt-
lutcd ana trc oyster itself drtcrioratcd
I'm flavor ana quality The new de
vice patented Dos Andrews preserved
the natural Flavor uf the biYalvcs aud
Kept th,m IN better state Of prcscr-
alton Than tn old method
Mr. BROOKS looking at the matter
from q personal standpoint. argued
that what had been done In ~ paso
could Dee done equally welt in Albu.
pu,rgu' ana hv az ON" entered into
me- otiatlons with andrews for the
right 90 us, th, patented article an
this city \ndscWs was formerly a
citizen OF N-V Mexico. aud extremely
i"aolus of his patent rights. ana at
INST refused point blank To- consider
making any transfer or them ur giving
any concessions tu anyone elise. whtr.
over thr' might wish o. use thcm.
Nt this time Nh Brooks had NOR,
or less frequent occasion Geo visit III
PaSu. pn ever, trip re mad. hc Pea.
n"Ncd his efforts 60 obtain from Nn-
dr"ws q deems, tu as, his patent in
Albuquerque. Vt length a. iNgp. he
succeeded ia securing this license upon
thc paNm'n, ui u tcaIi, Gum. aud
Immediate, began shipping oystrrs
I" kibupu'rgu" IN the Andrews pat
."ntcd cams. The result was an al
most instantaneous Justification of
Mr. Brooks Judgment. and IN very
short Tune his markets controlled
about 90 par cont at the TRADE IN bulk
oysters I'm this city
Mt Brooks then undertook To- pur-
chase outright from MIR Andrews the
patent to his invention. but for a long
time could not de- su FINALLY. how
over Andrews realized that II would
10" impossible Tor him tu develop the
possibilities of his article ami sold tt,
patent
MIR Brooks. together with his son.
Louis e. Brooks. then organized cor
r"rntiuu aud began tine manufacture
of IA" patent cans ia Albuquerque.
making improvements from tim, To-
time. which were du!} patented Find.
INK Tho manufacturing facilities oc
Albuquerque iuadcuuat. tu tar needs
of tn business the plant was soon
moved To- Detroit. where tor two wears
th, business was carried uu A. the
md OF that tim, the factory was
again moved tu kcupsha. W.T.
Fur short time the manufacturers
"i the carriers sold tncm outright TO
The o}stcrmcn bW this plan had its
di-ad,antagrs. aud the scheme Was IN
augurni"d of retaining IN, ownership
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

LIKE on" cf the romauccs of the
tabled Arabian Nights Is the story
uf two hlbupurrQu" citizens. men who
never livcd on salt water IN their
lN's, aud set have rcVolutionizcd an
industry that is peculiar To- the sea
landsmcn who have taught old salts
thc fine points ia a game that they
Thought was their own bv right of dis
tuNoTN. Aladdin rubbed u iamp-thc
Nibuuu'ruu, men rubbed an oyster
can Buth of th"m found fortune.
Thc fact that she handling and
shipping eft oysters have undergone a
Cumpl,t" evolution within The past
f,W wears b. knuwh t. cNcrl body who
eats oysters ur knows anything about
the business. nut the history uf this
,Vulutird, aud ,ho fact that 10 was
brought about hN q man whose oN-
ucrivuCc ~ tho .-Nesr business had
hitherto been limited Go thu satr Gf
-, STEERS IN an inland town. al, known
To- but few And IL SHOULD be- q source
eft pride To- dll AlbuG u,rdupaus that
the pioneers VINO hsv, Wrought this
Ercnt change aud hac developed tn,
business to the point Whrr, the CONT
~any ot which they arr the head con-
truis the great part uf the bulk oyster
business of the United states and bids
fair soon 10 have Hike control ut
the trade ia she'll oysters. are two of
their fellow toVpsncu. one of whom
walks among tncm every day, - sim
pie quite. uuaS~uming gentleman
Ia lNHN George g.. firuoks Was. aS
hr Be- now. ono lf tue propri.turs Of
the san Jose Market IN Albuquerque
Thr only interest MA h.. had iu oys-
t,rs was that of = d,al,r who handled
them rs rntnil DIrius that year hr
had occasion ia make a. trip 60 IA
Pasu. aud there engaged ~ converse
ton viii sn - i-,su ioiw no VAS In
th, sam, ll"' - business rs himself
ip Hscrrtalucd that th'N wds one
dealer 80 toe .~Vn VINO had acquired
almost q complete monopoly of the
trade Ia bulk uN st"rs IN that Cttt. az
least go per cent uf the business 90
the town being controlled bN him. IN
uuirN bN Mi Brooks tutu the causes
for this remarkable Hat. of affairs
ttrttcd IN, tact that thu dealer ia
question, whose nam, was otis An-
drsWS. had invented ana secured a
patent on q new form uf pHckag. iur
handling oysters. This package CON
sisted ct "a rude wooden hoN iusid, of
which WAS q smaller metal can iu
which the OYSTERS wcr' placed. allow
ing a space between the Sidrr uf IA,
box and IN, can for IA. packing Of
ice prior Ia that tim" "vn'rs were
preserved hl the simple device of put
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
OsTEOPATHY IS A
WONDERFUL
SCIENCE
Goes Directly to the Source Of
the Trouble of All Known
Ailments and E:.tores Body
to Normal State.

Physiology teaches that health de-.
ponds upon tlc conditions ct he blood
and nerve centres of the pudy Treat.
Ing these points Tor eradication from
the system OF all Diseases Va> nrsi
applied by IN. \ r. sun ia tSIl, aud
that date marks The beginning uf
the sDicnc" nov known as nstcopathN.
pstcopdthy Is IS reasonable and nat.
ural method oi restoring the body
TO health ANA permanently CURING
disorders by establishing free and
hbcral tlow of blood ana nerve forces
from the generating point To the dcs.
tinations Like an new discoveries
ana inventions. este opath> has been
tho subject of much rldiculo and
scorn I'm most cases this was due
to ignorance oI The principle, and
theories on which tho treatment is
based. with enlightenment came
recognition. aud, despite TIA, oppose
hun mot bon some quarters, oStcuuuthy
has gained q stBnug hold on many
people so that today there are 5000
prhgtirising uStoupathic physicians IA
the country, and each day secs hum
drcds of noN converts and believers
p rs power to cure permanently
various maladics
Tho su-callcd ucurablr diseases
htv" Aat fallen before th, hands OF
skilled u~toopathy
The specific ost,opathI. treatment
n "acE cas" Is governed b, tho path.
illogical conditions that are rosppn-l.
Die fur thr trouble In othcr words
To" cause l~ looked for aud r,adiust-
mont effected hy proper method.
Th" ostr"pathic school d., r,prr,-
rutrd ln Albuquerque by DR. J. ..
ScIW'utkrr Whosc offices ul. lprat-
'd IN th' y T. Nrmiio building Tho
ciA ls fortunate Ia having such a
skilled disciple years Of study aud
practice hat" trained him and giy,s
MN tho ability to duugnus, and rrc-
"gni1r tn scat OF the troublr 100 each
case An erroneous opinion prevails
~ some quarters that osjrupathv 4.
Tor th' treatment OF rh.umatIsm aud
similar diseases only. O-t,ppathy. ON
The contrary has Il cur. for almost
every known alimcnt by removing tho
Source "i the trouble aud restoring
mo h"d' Go e normal state.