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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
CONTROL RELAXED;
STOCK PRICES FALL
Big Interests Allowing Wall
Street to Drift Along for
a Few Days.
POLITICS CUTS A FIGURE
Spectators Beginning to
Forecast What Might Hap
pen in Near Future.
POLITICS CUTS A FIGURE

NEW YORK. May 1o.-The action OF
the market for stocks last week made IL
evident that control had been relaxed
by the organisation which has stood In
support OF the stability OF prices during
the recent speculative campaign. The
always watchful professional element,
through Its constant testing operations,
demonstrated that protective measures
had been withdrawn. leaving the mar
ket vulnerable to bear attack and to at
tempted profit-taSing.
Movements OF individuals credited with
the conduct OF the late campaign. I'M
plying coming absence from the financial
district, were read as confirmation that
their operations had reached turn
Signs that support had been Withdrawn
aroused the fears Of belated followers OF
the speculation, who round themselves
burdened with holdings, and their efforts
to carry on the campaign were compli-
Gated by their anxiety to realize profits
The speculative tone also WAS affected
by the suspicion aroused by the aggres-
sive bidding up OF obscure stocks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
SAN DIEGO CITIZENS
RELATE THEIR SIDE
Charge All Sorts of Crimes
Against the Industrial Work
ers of the World.
FOUR YEARS OF BATTLE
Acts of Vigilantes Condoned
on Account of the Threat
ening Situation.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, May l9.-City
and county officials talked here today
about the report made by Colonel Har-
rls Weinstock to Governor Hiram w
johnson as to conditions here surround
ing the fight being waged by Industrial
Workers Of the World against the San
Diego restricted public speaking ordi-
nance. The report was in substance
that the Industrial Workers were
wrong and so were the citizens. Half
dozen officials seen in the course OF
the day seemed to agree in pointing
out:
That Colonel Weinstock. as special
commissioner, had no authority to ad
minister the oath in taking testimony
and did not do so.
That the only persons heard at his
inquiry were those who had been ar
rested for violation of the ordinance,
or who. local authorities said today,
had aided such violations.
That the commissioner did not exam
inc transcripts of evidence before the
grand Jury, on the strength of which
thirty~two men have been indicted on
charges of assault to murder, and as
sault with deadly weapons,
That he was told of threats against
the lives of the mayor, his family, and
the life of the chief of police.
Long Standing Trouble.
Officials also asserted that rifles with
sileneers had been imported here. The
Weinstock report said none OF the men
arrested in the course of the disturb
ance had been found bearing arms.
Local officials said today that the pres
ent trouble runs back nearly four
wears. They asserted that the speeches
were in violent disrespect of the Amer
lean flag the nation, the state and city
authorities; that listeners were told
they were the actual owners of prop
ertv. were advised to take what they
wanted. and to kill police officers If
any sought to prevent them.
Thus far arrests have been made by
hundreds. the authorities admit; jails
of neighboring counties have been
called upon to imprison the overflow
from San Diego county jail, two po-
llcemen were shot and seriously wound
in this fight.
A plea by Attorney Fred H. Moore,
counsel for some of the Industrial
Workers. that citations for contempt
be issued against alleged "vigilantes
will be heard in the superior court here
tomorrow.
Moore asserts that on Saturday he
was unlawfully detained by the police
and was told by a committee of fifteen
citizens that it would be best for him
to leave the city or drop the cases.
This he holds to be a violation OF the
dignity of the court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-20
OROzCO' : ARMY
CONTINUES To
AVOID BAT TIE
Rebel Chief Falls Back Upon
Rellano, Burning Bridges in
Attempt to Delay Advance
of the Federals.
RETREAT DELAYS
EXPECTED FIGHT
Juarez Threatened by Govern
ment Troops; Two Forces
Operating Along Border
Will Form Junction.

~ PASO, Texas. May ia north
L. ward retreat OF the Mexican rebels
today In the face of the slowly ad-
IL vancing federal army removed by
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-04-12
Prohibition Aids Race

"Prohibition is the greatest blessing
to my race since the emancipation
proclamation of Abraham Lincoln"
Booker T. Washington made this
statement in a recent address in Chi
cago, in which he dealt with the race
problem from a new angle.
"Nine-tenths of the lynchings," DIR.
Washington declared, care caused first
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-04-12
THE AMERICAN ISSUE
II

by idleness, and then by cheap whisky,
which clogs the brain of bad white
men and colored men. Take away
whisky and you will decrease the
lynchings by 90 per cent.
CAS- practical proposition, econom-
ically, socially, industrially, morally,
and religiously, prohibition in the
South is blessing to my race. Since
Atlanta has been prohibition territory
colored people have bought twice the
amount of property they did before.
Similar results are apparent every
where.
cts opponents will tell you that
prohibition is failure in the South
and elsewhere and that more whisky
is sold. Well, then, why not keep the
barrooms closed? With my race it is
the open saloon, with the physical at
traction of whisky, that leads to de-
moralization."
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-04-12
Blind Officers and Blind Pigs

Not only is the city of Pittsburgh
full of speakeasies, although it has the
model license law, but the county out
side of the city is likewise infested with
illicit liquor sellers and the licensed
liquor dealers declare there are 1000
blind pigs in Pittsburgh. For some time
they have been pleading for relief, as
they have to pay high license fee and
think the law should be enforced and
illicit sellers driven out of business.
The district attorney of the county is
now moving against the many clubs and
blind tigers in the country districts
about Pittsburgh. Recently all the con-
stables were called into court and
quizzed about the blind pigs in their
jurisdiction. 1t seems under the law
these constables are required to make
report of such matters to the court.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-04-12

Many reported that no illicit places
court and the district attorney knew
better, informed them where such places
are running and notified them if there
is not a cleaning up the constables
would be proceeded against, would be
removed from office and fined and i'm
prisoned. This will no doubt result in
these heretofore blind officers being able
to discover some of the illicit joints.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF IBERIA,

Get your JOB PRINTING
At the IBERIAN Office,
II. +. WILLARD, Propr.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

by Houston, east by Rcnoudet !;
west by Alley.
BUTLER, Ernest. ---.s3
Bounded north by Butler; south
by Butler; east by Rozier; west
by Lourd.
BUTLER, Jessie --.9s
Bounded north by Bernard !;
south by Butler; east by X. r.. !;
west bN Lafayette.
BACkMAN & GREEN ------ 90 Sc
Bounded north by Bank avenue !;
south by Murray; east by Viii
liams; west by Thomas.
BACkMAN, Rosa. --2.5i
Bounded north by Lewis; south
by Lee St.; east by Brooks; west
by Lewis.
BABIN, Mrs. Mathilda--- - 1926
Bounded north by Boutte; south
by Levy; east by Main; west by
Babin.
BARNETT, A. F. ---9.75
Bounded north by Julia; south
by Weeks; east by BONN; west
by Platsmier.
BONN, J. w. 49, - 81
Bounded north BY Juha south
by BONN; east by BONN; west
by BONN.
COLEMAN, Rena--- :. $3.50
Bounded north byI Ann st. south
by cp ole nan. east by Coleman;
COMPANY, New iberia Land 1886
Bounded north by NLane; south
by Z. r.; east by Estorge; west
by N. |. Land Co.
CORMlER, Misette-.. --~--6.S2
Bounded north by ChiassOn;
south by Michel; east by Field;
west by LOurd.
DAVIS, A. D. ---14.63
Bounded north by Moore: south
by Amt St; east by Charles;
west by st. Peter.
DeBLANC, Mrs. Louise -,-4.8S
Rounded north by Viator; south
by Broussard; east by Viator;
west by Hacker
DESTOUET, Marie - - .-..-2.53
Bounded north by Nelson; south
by stewart; east by K. r.; west
by Foreman.
DYER, Abraham >. =. - -. - 30
Rounded north by Lee; south by
Duperier; east by School, west
+ by Fontenet.
DARBY, r. c. = = w Il v. ~ 90
Bounded north by White; south
NY School; east by Alley; west
By Marin.
DeBkANC, Gilbert. = =. .....2.o3
Bounded north by Lot 10; south
by LOTTO; east by DeBlanc; west
by Madison.
pUPL1NER, bouis.-. =. .-2.3t
Bounded nortv~~by Robertson,
south by Lot II; east-by Lot 10:
west by Lot I.
DOMINIQUE, Lizzie = :. .-..es
Bounded north by Dominique;
south by Ward: east by Bryant:
west by st. Peter.
DOOLEY, Est. Elizabeth -----13.o5
Bounded north by Abadie; south
by Weeks; east by Center; wesa
by Nores.
Bounded north by Abadie; south
by Weeks; east by Nores; west
Dy------. =
Bounded north by Abadie; south
BY Weeks; east by Nores; west
BY Stansbury.
SIMMER, A. Co.. .. 80. -. =. ......121 AZ
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
NIX Al SEA

The Thnn,ta ti,eIe" boat when
v,s= ,u,Iuu,p,i ~ The iVn nom
aars, and ,lts - \ ~ fp' " ~
III, #,ui,lny ~ III" New ih'I IA
Eouthrru Canal, uaH recently
sunk ~ SEA. ten miles east III the
sabine river Sh" was berg tow
ed to Texas points t"l employ
ment
This iuinimntiuH was brought
back to his a"tHlnn hy ralri't'
man who shipped rs one 81 TIC
crew ou H.. hi.dgr on hC la@l
cruise. tie lived II the @r""u7
W AID al his pa tni upon ~
rctu,n the lat,pi Ia - ttsl W'eh
hr ,rnuii,d thc s.cid'ni Isl :
were no casualties II. siatsf
that she rested ~ u bed nt unick
sand which promised senn T. y
her winding sheet. rs size CONT
n,led 10 settle
He gathered the impression
that sh, would lr abandoned ~
the owners - 4 total loss
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
CHARTER
OF TIE
new IBERIA HARDWARE co,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE Or LoTtSIAN
PARISH OF iberia.

BE IT KNOW (; That on this 10Th
day of the month of April, in the
year of our Lord 1879 and OF the
Independence Of the United states
the 18th, before me. William G.
Weeks, a Notary Public in and for
the Parish of Iberia, State Of Lon
lsiana. duly commissioned and
Qualified, and in the presence Of
the witnesses hereinafter mention
cd and undersigned,
PERSONALLY CAME AND Ap-
FEARED tho several persons
whose names are hcrcnnto sub
scribed, who scvcraIv declared
that avai'ing ,h"mscives of the
provisions of Act Is Of 1901 of The
Legislature of this state IA vel! as
the laws of the State of Louisiana
governing corporations IN gen
eral, they have contracted and
agreed ny these presents coyen
ant and agree and bind Themselves.
as wen as all such persons as may
hereafter become associated with
them to form and constitute q cor
Poratlon and body polite for the
OBJECTS and purposes and under
the articles and stipulations fol
lowing, to Wit :
10 ARTICLE l.
The name and tit. OF said cor
poration shall be NEW IBERIA
HARDW ARE COMPANY. It shall
exist, unless sooner dissolved. for
the full term and period Of twenty
years from the date hereof
ARTICLE n.
The domicilc of said corporation
shall be in the city of New IBERIA,
Parish OF IBERIA, State Of Louisa
ana; and all citations aud legal
process shall be served 0Iop The
Secretary and Treasurer, or IL
his absence, upon the President, or
in tho absence Of both OF these
officers, on the Vice President.
ARTICLE III.
The objects and purposes for
which this corporation is establish
ed are hereby declared to be AZ
follows, td Wit TO conduct a
general merchandise and hardware
business in all OF It's branches, in
gun, amnshnltion, stoves,
crOckery. glassware, wooden and
willow ware, tinWarc, bainWare,
fittings, oils and pant agrlcnl-
tural implements, saddlery, wa
CONS, and carriages, to buy and
sell all such merchandise, to do
a general agency and commission
business, in machinery Of all kinds
and all else pertaining thereto,
and also to act as manufacturers
agents; and to buy, handle and
sell nursery and orchard products,
to make and enter into any and all
in relation to said bust
ness.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
GAIL FOR ELECTION
New ( Ilarlpr.

MAJ mllgr1ur ordering
H'tt"H in tho civ Of ". y,
''c IF Louisiana. to l,Lo
'0', ro ~ fho legally 1a,liliod
g'el u sand tits, on the nron ,,ea
tnn ~ whether or no, tet ~ \,
."' tlr' 6"r1l1l Assembly Of ,ha
"t lnHsilul OF 1910 ba
.rEtrt ~ the Charter Of the ci,r
81 W l''rgla, was presented i,
NJ t.ltted, seconded by Mr. pib
f. rig md carried by the lollowmr
aa and Nay vote, to w.t. Va
A'r#te. tiuHl, Renoudet. Mgaes
*. }lhheck, SouthweII and
i'afa" Way, none.
Sal ordinance was then present.
90 to the Mayot for examination
Wt attel animation was return.
u E bum approved and signed
with JFe al affixed thereto
lld ordinances reads as follows
10 9lt
y It ordained by the Mayor and
Iolrd II Trustees Of the CITY Of
N"4 l.eIia, that special eIp,.
tlon nn held in the CITY Of New
ln'fla, q tn. polling places there.
~ flNrd and established by Law,
ON tu"s'Iay/the 18th day Of June
y =. IT, /betMeen the hours Of
.. ,, :" :e !" for Of 's ts, p iss,,
qualified voters Of the City Of New
lls4Ia, to determine whether or
not tat ~ ol the Acts Of the Gen.
trH Assembly Of the State Of Lou.
ieiaHa, of 1910, be adopted as the
barter 10 govern the City Of New
IbHla, IN place oil the Charter as
II nov exists, The same to take eI-
feet from and after the expiration
OF tn" term of office OF the pres
ent Mayor and Board OF Trustees
~ juno, 1913.
Re it further ordained, that the
form OF ballot to be used at this
el, elton for the adoption or re-
lection Of the City Charter oil the
CjiV Of New Iberia, exclusive Of
al matters pertaining to the Guy
Schools, created under Act 1sl OIL
the General Assembly OF the state
of Louisiana, session of 19lo.-
Fog the Act exclusive OF the :,
School provision -....-.-....... ...''' u
AGAINST The Act exclusive OIL r
the School provision) '..'-.--'.' =
Be it further ordained, that this
election shall be held and returns
made ~ prov ided by the GENERA
Election Laws of the State OF lou,
ieiana. a. FAR as applicable, anu
the result thereof promulgated IN
accordance with law
b it further ordained, that lls
ordinance be published ID 'ne
official journal of the Cily "
N,w iberia, during the psrloa =,
thirty DAVIS previous to tne gay
ai said election and that tnls ~
dinancc take effect from ana az
or its passage and promnIga.lon'
thus done. read. adopted, sign
ed and the seal affixed in open ." =
einn hi. 18th day of April, A. D.
J. s. POWER,
Mayor,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
SUCCESSION SALE
10Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT .Vo"'
Parish of iberia.
.iOSNPH ROMERO, decease''
No. l,51

~ viftur of commission ' s.;u.
INTO ~. the undersigned A"' IVA
i,tr,triS ont Of the above 1 an
rn,lrt under an order gran'eu -
thr 2lth day Of April, lsl%
rhera viii he sold by the un ,1pIv
.',, I','' Pnblic Auctioneer, fvn
ASH. dor the purpose Of if' ne
ing funds 10 pay dep's pubIie
5 1"'t'oa ,'' ID lie last and h'sA'''
bidder, on .o,o
SATURDAY, JUNE ft' 1917 :. 4,
bct4cea lcatl sale bn'rss,,. - IN
j.' Pariglt the pybperty'. e es's%s
ing ID the Above Gald s y u;t.-
and apS d'aer,beFI as follows to W." an.
.rrA,t certain 2ract Of land and. 60 d
taining ous hundred ARK afp' Of Ibc-
land 1itaai Il N the Parish ~, =, in-
fla. wits all fhc building . . here
prov re, glreotaJfhereon and r ,ns'i hail
10 beloogiug, Icing the he'd nI' prop-
of III, following descl ;,' tract Of
rtlg to Wtt 4 certain '.dred SUI
land containing two NUM- bounded
nal !, ~ Is the Public .o mem
N or '3 - ,,f by George Dergqhhs so'
Sam Gv Joseph Nofres an w,est 10
=.
nss ~ II, a2sraGSs s,a ,s', s !;
part ~ victor o MED from Nor,
Sc, g., - " 90 a ael ''1 ,'ss 40 !, ..
rcc0rd IN Conveyance w
iiu t22. -
MRS. ERMA DAVID .sro.
wife Of Jos. koil,a'itstratris.
& Broussard' A''s'
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25

Bounutu norm ny CIUIlltf, Hoti'N
by Teche: east by Lewis; west
Nv Emmer.
Bounded north Ivy CITY Hall :
south by Emmer, east by Emmcr !:
west W Main.
Bounded north BY Emmer, south
~ Emmer; east by Clerc, west
by Main.
Bounded north nv Emmer; south
by FagOt; east by Emmer; :. west
by Main.
EVANS, John u aJ
Bounded north by street: south
by Madison; east by Squire ,
west by Evans
Etic, NJ. A. g 81
Bounded north by Center: south
by Dale; east by Lewis; west by
Alley.
ELIJAH. Ophelia-- - y - - ~
Bounded north Nv Baudoin :
south by Pessan; east b, Dale :;
west by Robertson.
ELLIS, Ephraim 800
ELIJAH, Alicia. ) 80
Bounded north Nv Castillo .
south by Dale; east by Dubois.
west by Robertson.
FORD, Australia Ill 20
Bounded north by Lassalle :;
south by Canal; east by Belony:
west by Fulton.
FRECHER. II. F.. - 80
Bounded north by Street; sout
by Robertson; east by Guilfoux !;
west by COmeaux.
FRIEND, Aristide-. 800
Bounded north by Fleet; south
by Bank Ave; east by Arnold;
west by Woofork.
FRlLOT, Arena - - .sS
Bounded north by Church; south
by Lot s; east by X. r.; west
by Street.
FERRY, NJ 2.3l
Bounded north by X. r.; south
by Lourd; east by Field; west
by LOurd.
GADISON, Willie =. $50
Bounded north by Richard south
by Lot 10; east by Lot Q; west
by Lee st.
Bounded north by Richard; south
by Street; east by Lot 2 and 3;
west by Field.
GAUTREAUX, v. A. .---.-6 $50
Bounded north by Center; south
by Bonnet; east by Baudoin !;
west by Bonnet
GUILFOUX, Mrs. G. G. 1856
Bounded north by Duperier:
south by Shaded; east by Gull
foux; west by st. Peter.
Bounded north by fOmeaux
south by Gajean east by Charles ;
west by GuilfOux.
GATH, Alphonsine--- =: -----1i.63
Bounded north by X. r.; south
by ChiassOn; east by Shoemack-
err; west by Field.
Quincy, Susane--- ------ ------4.S8
Bounded north by Webb; south
by French; east by Carroll :;
west by Webb.
HILL, Florisca--- ---6.S3
Bounded north by Trainor; south
by Occurs, east by Madison;
west by Gath.
HOWELL, Harding =, .--.-17.55
Bounded north by Broussard;
south by Vine; east by st. Peter;
west BY Nereanx.
HENRY, Sam ------1 .95
Bounded north by Sandoz; south
by Dreyfns; east by X. r.; west
by SandOz.
HUGHES, Mike LIB
Bounded NORTH BY iberia; south
by Robertson; east by---;
west by--.
JONES, Mrs. JOS :. ---1.37
Bounded north by Lot l.; south
by Field St; east by Lot; west
by |. p. A.
KIMBRO, Est. Martha :. y -..1.5G
Bounded north by Walton; south
by Williams; east by Williams;
west by Street.
KING, Preston --..-33t5
Bounded nOrthoby Broussard
south by Julia st. east by Brous-
sard; west by LebrOn.
Bounded north by Erath; south
by BIanc' cast by X. r.; west
KEOUGH, Amos =. g.. 80 -....1 &c
Bounded north by Broussard
south by johnson; east by ST
west by Bolden.
leblanc, Leontine..I = = ...4ss
Bounded north by Coleman
south by Alex; east by Field
west by Lassalle.
LELEU. Octave go
bounded north by Richards. south
by V'ator; East by Madison; West b
Via'or.
Jno. H.. =. !. ..ass
Bounded north by Collins; south
by Scott; east by Williams west
by Brenard,
MARIE, Leonard. =. =. -. =. ...q7s
Bounded north by Boutte; south
by Babineaux; east bv Marie
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-25
Al. TItIlf VII.

ARlItIE VII
This act may be changed, modj
iirh or altered, or the sail cor
uoratiou may be dissoiN cd ~ a
special meeting Of tho stoc holI
ers convened Tor that purpose, ~
ter giving thirty da3a prior no
tico nv publication in any ueWs-
paper published IN the CITY Of New
lh,ria, Parish Of IBERIA, Louisiana
with tn" assent Of three-foutths
Of the Capital Stock of said Cor
poIation.
ARTICLE VIII.
No stock holder of this Corpora
ton shall ever h" held liable ~
responsible Tor its contracts 81
faults in any further sum than the
unpaid balar 60 due on the aharea
Of stool, owned by him, nor shall
any lnfOrmality IN the orgHniza-
ton have the effect Of rendering
the Charter null, or Of exposing
the stock holder to any liability I'd
Xond the amount of his orig mai
sulscrip ION
ARTICLE IN.
The following named pcrsnue
shall CONSTITUTES the firRt Board
Of Directors, being invested with
full power to do aud perform all
things necessary 10 carry into IT.
feet tho Objects and purposes o.
this Corporation, namely Alexis
Noorhice, Sidney C. VOORHEES,,
Francis j. VOORHEES,. with ALEXIS
Noornica "a President, Sidney G.
VOORHEES, az Vice President, and
Francis j. VOORHEES, as Secretary
and Treasurer. They shall hold
their Offices until their successor s.
have been duly elected
ARTICLE Y.
Whenever this Company shall ~
dissolved by tho expiration nf ,ts
Charter or otherwise. ia affairs
shall b" Iiluidatcd hy two com
nisslOncls elected trOm among
the stochholdera IT the meeting
declaring the dissolution 81 sud
( orrpl alton, or ut = general meet
ing held for that purpose an ~ no
ticc and publication ~ one ~ tho
papers published in tho city nf
New IBERIA Said commissioners
shall be vested With full and com
pleto power 10 lieiuidatc the bust
ness Of said corporation
Thus done and passed nj my Of
flee in New IBERIA, Parish and
state aforesaid, on the day aud
dat" first above written in the
presence Of William Baumann and
John x. Davis Witnesses Who have
signed "a such with the said aI,
pearers and me notary after due
eeading OF the whole.
Alexis VOORHEES,, e shares, 1880. 90
Francis J. Nool hias, 10 shares. 10 goo
Sidney e. VOORHEES,, shares, 1on 90
" ESSES
VIM Baumann
John Il. Davis
WILLIAM G. WEEKS,
Notary Pubic
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or IBERIA,
!, tho undersigned, j. G. 10
Blanc, Clerk Of the 10Th judicial
District Court, in aud for the Par
lerchy certify that the above and
foregoing act Of incorporates ot
New Iberia Hardware Company
ogcther with the stock subscrip-
ion Of said company have been
IuIy filed in my office and record
Il in Mortgage Book No. \ 8 at
olio sos Of the mortgage record
ii my office. I'm faith whereof Wit
lcss my signature and seal OF Of
ice this First day Of May, i. y |
9l2.
j. G. LEBLANC,
Clerk OF Court 5
let YOUR JOB PRINTING