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SC0RCHED TO SEE HIS GIRL
MARRY HIS HATED RIVAL.
But He Was Punched on the Way,
and Though Judge Sympathized
II Cost Just $40.

John Miller. a chauffeur for the Mo-
ton Picture Manufacturing Company
Of New Rochelle. wopt bitter tears when
No was a~rraigncd before Magistrate
Butts In Morrisania Police Court to-
day. charged with propelling his ma
chine at the rate Of thirty-nve miles an
hour On the Bronx yesterday.
The young man admitted his guilt and
then sobbed that he had been hurry1ng
10 see his sweetheart ~ ..'ried to his RI
val. He arrived In New York from
Florida yesterday and got word at the
railroad station that his beloved was
about 10 wed his rival. He jumped into
his car and drove furiously. A police
man stopped him n handed him a
when he finally got TO New
Rochelle he found he was two days late
for the marriage.
Nj gistrate Butts sympathixed with
the young man n fined him $40. lie
would not teii the name of the bride or
Of the rival who had won her.
The evening world., 1912-03-05
WOMEN OFFER TO AID GIRL
iMelD As BABIES P0IS0NER.
Aroused by Reported Third De-
gree" Used by Police to
Secure Confession.

Ooecsrted action on the part Of .
np0bsf Of New York womsn In behalf
u wlnifrsl Aaksrs. held for the Grand
Jusy without ball on the charge Of put.
tlng essiie acid Into the milk fed to
oebles n the Brookiyn Nursery and In.
taAtt Hospttal. Brooklyn. causing the
deaths Of eight. was forecast to-day BY
Lawyer Edward J. Reilly who 10 defend.
IN ~ young mother.
aIAe methods ussd by the police In
Ws4aGjAg their alleged confession from
IN yeuog woman" 0aN Mr.. Reilly.
No. asou0ed many New York women
~ ~ aghting point. have received
uooAlD TIE pase few days . number -
teSlAeO Suooseting that . FUND be raised
for the assistance Of M4ss Ankers.
S4Ae sentiment expressed by the
wSitore hss teen that n third degree
mothe1s o. the police. II threatening to
tnks 1tiao Ankerss baby from her. we're
nolhln4 short of brutal. All the women
NJ nave written me have said Nlss
A194rs az sst receive . square deal.
SN4oae the writer's are Aiss Ingsrsoll
Az ~. QntRten Ptncknsy Farrell. both
q. NJ. III East Twenty-hrst street.
)fouAattAA and nrs. L. Won payer OF
Ne, = rin(hurst avenue. Bronx"
1Ae Nioj lngsreoil referred to ID Miss
$eavds raymond fnEsrsoii. daughter OF
tn late Robert q. Inssrsoil, the lee
tupoe.
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WHEN KATIE PUT A MATCH
TO THE GAS ~STOvE-BANG!
She Was Knocked Unconscious AMI
Her Last Name Blown Of, but
Otherwise She's All Right,

~ -
Katie newly arrived Polish girl
empioyed py MRS. fetta rapr'caht IN
ncr nome az NO il0e f1iun avenue mas
n.o very niue 10 90 VAN gas stoves'
ni'e' p".''ns = psn OF ~pp'es " tne
Wv" uou' IVY ''Inou y" 'he sH
- VIZ ~
=" Sns 800 "n,
uwt 4, 80 ,,s ,ow.s ~. 80 m..,aws
~ u.,s ,hs 20. "
IT,. - - ..,,.-s. -x.x $780,
80 a.. $50. 1ne
The evening world., 1912-03-05
Children's $l.25 Dresses.
CSC

Children's White and Colorsd Dresses
In Chambray. Ginghams and Lawn.
Sizes . mos. to 8 yrs. Regularly Sl.26.
Gingham, ChambFsy and Law
Dresses, o mos: to s yrs. Regularly $3.50.
Special ut e1.3S.
The evening world., 1912-03-05

~ ma Oisas Tsasosnt Eli.
AR4ANY. March k-The Wagner bill
aQD1o1jhe ~ Tsesmsnt House law 20
- ,rAset Q reesht decision Of the
C6Ses o. Appeals with respect "a the
donb1t1o0' o. Q tsnsmsnt-houss was
49, te-1ay oy Gov. Dtx.
The evening world., 1912-03-05

habits Mars. The Mayor gave no opin-
lon. There ID already a big telescope IN
Central Park. accessible 70 the people.
but II IL little ~patronixed.
The evening world., 1912-03-05
$l.25 Under MuslinS. 69c

Night Gowns. high and low neck, lace
and embroidery trimmed. Long Bkirts,
Combination suits, Corset Covers end
Drawers. AL regularly sl.2S: eo
The evening world., 1912-03-05

learn Katie's last name. Apparently II
had been blown way from her. because
she did not seem to know II herself.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14
FLOR DE ESTUFA

templando la hoja del calendario.-
Que me tendras reservado Ell esos
trescientos sesenta y cinco papell-
tos?. Como empezar, no has podl-
do empezar mejor. Parezco otra
Como que estoy decidida a poner re
medic mi situacion. Hoy Sc ARE
ola todo. fe de Hortensia va 10
dice ell refran: Ano nueyo, vida nue.
va.
Cepillo su ropa, Sc pein6 cuidado-
samente, Sc puso ell velo y sali6 q la
calle con tai aspecto de algeria, que
la portera dud6 de que fuese ella la
que bajaba
-Voy a hacer unas cuantas ges-
tiones. Esta tarde va quedar
normalizada nuestra situacion
--Dios 10 quiera, senorita. Poqui-
to que estoy yo deseando verla US
tez" tranquila satisfecha ("
Ell dia amanecio nublado, pero sin
frio Cuando Hortensia salio a la
calle no sinti0 la menor impression.
-iQu6 cosa mas rara es este de
la salud ! Hasta valiente me parez-
co hoy No tiene duda, las mayores
heroicidades las ha debido de hacer
gente muy sana.
Cuando mas entusiasmada iba con
su inesperada mejorla lie pareci6 que
alguien la llamaba.
ST.. no tenla duda. 5Quien Sc
ria?
Volvio la cabeza y VIC con sorpre-
sa que el que la llamaba era Ricar-
do.
II Els ustedg
-Si. . La he yisto a nsted de le.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14
PEREZ CAPO

-Pues, 81 . Ea, no te preocupes
mas. lPor que no he de quererte?
ESQ me pregunto yo slempr6.
/ Por que?
-Vaya, no hablemos de este.
ST, tonto y, Precisamente, es 10
ilnico agradable de que podemos ha-
blar. 5Verdad que me quieres?
-Verdad.
-Pues ven. Acercate. Demues
tramelo. Dame un beso.
Luis retrocedio espantado.
i No, ahora no
-iPor que no 81 me quieres?
- Manana
i Nunca
-Luego Enseguida vuelvo !. !,
Te juro que luego..
Luis desaparecio rapidamente
Cuando sono el ruido de abrir ce-
rrar la puerta de la escalera, ell cuer-
pecillo de Hortensia rodaba por los
frios ladrillos de la habitaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14
XIV

Pasaron tres dias sin que Luis re-
gresara su hogar
Hortensia sc encontraba mejor,
mas animada. Aquel cambio lie
causaba muchisima extraneza, pre-
cisamente porque despues de 10 ocu-
rrido ell dia EN- que desaparecio Luis,
ella esperaba todo 10 contrario.
Pero no cabia duda. Estaba mu.
cho mejor; como no habfa estado
nunca desde que tenfa aquella maldi.
ia enfermedad.
Era Ell primer dia de Enero.
ii Aao nuevol dijo Hortensia con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14

do algeria y la algeria me hubiese
traido la salud .. va YES como tie
hes tn culpa. -. Pero nunca es tarde,
Luis de mi alma, para ell remedio :.
No me dejes morir con esta pena que
casi no tengO va fuerzas para sopor-
tar. :. Alegrame con tu carino los
iiltimos dias de mi vida. :. va yes
que pequeno es ell sacrifice que te
exijo...
Luis la miraba con grandisimo
asombro, sin saber que decir sin
atreverse a desplegar los labios
Hortensia continue:
Hoy no tenemos pan nj fuego
Manana nj tendremos casa. va yes
que es horrible nuestra desgracia;
mayor la mia, que sin salud me veo.
Pues todo clio me importaria menos
que NADIA 81 tn me quisieras, 81 tn fue.
ras otro, mas carinoso de 10 que eres
COuHIgO..
-Te aseguro que no tienes raz6n,
dijo, por fin, Luis,
mo? iNo la tengoY Demostra-
ci0n Immediate.
7 el, por decir algo, por cortar
aquella situaci6n tan violenta, ana.
di6:
Con palabras no Sc prueba NADIA
Juro demostrartelo con hechos desde
manana mismo.
y Jporque no desde hoy? Luis
mirame cara cara, hablame clara
mente. j Me quieres a1n9.. Contes
tame claramente me qlieres
aunt. Contestame y aunque sea
POGO, yo te juro que te 10 agradeccert
con toda mi alma Por POGO que sea.
me parecera que me das la vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-14

jos y he querido aprovechar la oca-
sion para darle mis- excuses.
-EXcusaS jDe que}
DE 10 POGO correcto que estGve
con usted ell otro dia Son las eXi-
gencias de familia que 10 hacen lno
veces andar de cabeza 5Que2
! Como va ese valorl
Admirable Cast estoy por dar-
lie a usted la raz6n.
b Y 10 demas2
ESQ peor, muchisimo peor. Tres
dias hace que mi marido no parece
por casa. . Dejo dos duros la otra
noche sobre la camilla, y como va Sc
han terminado, ademas del marido
tambien va a extranarse la comida.
La veo a usted de buen humor.
- Magnifcol Por 81 faltaba algo
creo que manana nos echan la ca
lle
No. ESQ, no. va 10 vera usted
Luego resultara que su marido ha
andado loco hasta encontrar ell di-
nero que necesite.
-Pues, por 10 visto, ha lido bus
carlo al extranjero.
Ricardo, al verla de tan buen hui
NOR aparente 81 10 juzgaba asi, pc
70 era real--tuvo lastima de aquelIa
pobrecita mujer.
NADIA, nada,- lie dijo.- Vuelva
listed SUI casa y ALI, de SECURE, en-
contrara usted va todo arreglado
Los maridos somos malisimos; pero
nunca abandonamos a las muieres en-
situaciones diffcilns.
Pues 81 es por ESQ solo, no vuel-
vo El mfo es mucho ''mas malisi-
mo" que los demds. Donde voy a ir
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-11-28

Notice Of Registration Of Tax Aeed
Where's the undersigned has pur-
chased ct sheri6's sale on the 22nd
day Of June, A. D. 1912, for taxes for
the year 1911, the following described
property:
Eighty acres Of land, bonded north
BY F. E. Simmons. west by L. p.
Bickham, sou9h by Silver Greek, Sit
uated in ward 2, Warrington parish,
L. Said property having been as
field.
Notice IL hereby gwen to whom it
may concern that have caused said
deed to be recorded in conveyance
book No. 10, page 692. Of the convey
ance records OF Washington Parish,
Il. ROBERT DARLINGTON.
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Police Jury Take Notice.

We call attention of the Police
Jury to the Importance of hav.
ing our public roads measured
and mile posts put up for the
guidance IF the travelling public.
AT every cross'road there
should be signs showing where
each prong of the road leads.
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Notice Of Registration Of Tax Deed.

Notice Of Registration Of Tax Deed.
Whereas the undersigned has pur-
chased ct Sheri6's sale on the 22nd
day Of June, A. D. 1912, for taxes for
the year 1911. the following described
property:
1FfacHonal lot No. / in square No.
be- n the hampton Addition to the
Town OF Varnado, Washington Parish,
Il. Said property having been a..
eoeoed IN tho name Of @. n. Wilson,
Notice h hereby given to whom II
nay concern that have caused deed
tor ssid property to b recorded IN
couysysnco book No. 10. page Geo, Of
H. eonyey1nce records for Washing
IN Pagil6, =.
8 RoBx1T BABNaTQN.
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R0YALINE COUGH SYRUP.

For cough, Group, whoopiug- cough.
Pleasant, prompt, safe. Contains no
opium. Makes expectoration easy.
Has good anticeptic properties. It
eoothes and heals the inf1amed mem.
brane. Fine for the voice Keep it
on hand. CSC. Money back If not
sahsfactory.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-11-28

II We have sweaters to It th,
whole family in price and quality
Boston Store
Misses Rosa Mizell and Minnie
6ulloch of Hackley. were guests
, OF Mrs Warren Mizell SATURDAY..
Aviation caps are all the 20
now. We have them in all colors
ana sizes. Boston Store.
Mrs. J. W. Bateman and son
Aswell, after a visit of some
length with relatives here, left
Tuesday for their home in
Natchitoches.
On Market Day Celebration in
Bogalusa, which will take place
Dec. 9TH, a special railroad fare
OF one way plus one third, will
be in effect from all stations on
N. 0. G. N. Railroad for the
round trip.
H. G. Bates went to New Or
leans Wednesday to meet his
sister, Miss Bessie Bates, who
is coming from Mobile here to
visit her brother thru the win.
ter.
Mrs. Eula Hurdle left Monday
Tor a few days visit with rela.
lives in Clifton, after which she
Will 60 to Mt. Herman where
The will be a guest for the next
week of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. OFT.
Magazine readers who reside
n the vicinity of Franklinton
an secure the same clubbing
ates through Peoples Drug
;omp@ ~ as they can any where
lse. Cash need not be paid till {
he ma gaines begin to arrive.
Mr.. ". P. Minckler has erect
d a large flag pole in the corner ,,
t the Cottage Hotel groundshnd I
q Thanksgiving morning un-
')ded a new American flag to +,
le breeze for the day. For I
'din AIRY occasions he has q flag d
ali arnate red and blue stripes c
it'll the words Cottage Hotel" .
Or hed in white letters in the =
"a ter.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-11-28
HAD HIS TEETH cLeNcnep
Inst I Vac Z Cure sIsn That Little
eeebIs Meant 70 Hurt
j: He Daddy.

Faith z had consented to Z hall.
hours , omp With the children afte,
dinner, . nd when the time was up be
va bout ready to stop. Not 70 the
youngsters, Who had worked them.
sdves up to . pitch Of excitement
OF Viii Oh no child specialist would
approx =
So luther possessed himself Of the
evening paper and tried 10 rad it,
While lis treleas offspring swa1med
about biz easy chair, pulling It biz
cat and 'nuaaing up his hair. Five
5esr-o1. 1sobbis, who had been yery
aggressive from the start armed him
cit y 18th = heavy hair brush and
climb d up On To beck Of The dh,ir.
In another moment 4ather had n.
ceiykla blow On the head that
b,vul ht team to his eyea That NJ
M :tch,' q Artemus Ward used to
~. .Hs grabbed tie small offender
I'D l1A him already across his mee.
vhen Bobbie began to ery. The tan.
dsr be srted parent 1slented q once,
sspoh hia 6idnsf MAN Il k,,.e 81
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rHANRL'NToN, LA, Nov. %, 1912

rRANKL'NroN, LA, Nov. %, 10
Miss Lucille Magec spent So
orday in New Orleans.
Cats Paw Rubber Heels f,
ladies' and gentlemen at Il
Boston Store.
MISS Gayle spent Sunday will
friends in the Crescent City.
We have received a big line c
Ladies' Coats.
Boston Store
". M. Knight of New Orlean.
visited relatives here last week
We carry one of the bigges
stock of shoes in WASHINGTON
rarlsn. Boston Store
Mrs. L. H. Magee we are sorry
70 learn. is quite i'll with append.
icitis,
Again, we say if you are look
ing for Bargains, go to the,
Boston Store.
Dewitt Bickham of West Fell.
cana Parish, and his brother
Hamp Bickham of warnertou.
were in town Monday.
Now is the time to get that
winter suit Of clothes for your
boy. We have them in fall sizes
and colors. Boston Store.
Misses May Jenkins and
belva Foil entertained the young.
or Get at the home of Mrs. Nv.
Foil on Friday night last.
NJ. W. OFT aud family moved
hst week into their attractive
new bungalow. which has Just
oeen completed. on Tenth Ave.
Free reading privilege is given I
70 patrons who occupy the tables b
IN the refreshment department c
Of Peoples Drug Co,
One ofour young lady teachers v
'eems very much interested if le
Ancient History and is devoting g
ner spare moments to that 81
Dtudy. in
~ cc
The Woman's Mission Society
t the Methodist church, closed
q interesting and profitable p'
veek OF prayer on Home Mis-. ne
ions on Saturday last. pa
jap Afford of the Mt. Point -
came in Monday
I'D entered his son in the High
'chool While in town he made
10 Office an appreciated call. W
A prise Of Z box of Jacobs 80 80
INDY is being offered by Mr.. At
oremus OF Peoples Drug Co., tn
= . name suitable for bis net ~
liRator. Any one may propose
name.
Evidently the young folks Of +,
'anklinton have the record for n
ldurance in long chats over NJ,
= telephone. One couple n
'ent 81 minutes talking with. ~.
i ceasing. That's going some! f t..r
FOR SALE One four cylinder ter
Y passenger Ford Automobile. he
good condition. Can be bought nal
cap, and on terms to the right VIII
rty. Win be glad to demon. To
tate, Address, W. E. Wood. pos
jacksonville, La. and
ORsALE-0ne Knabe Square rem 60
mo, solid mahogany cabinet in VII
g condition, original cost - :
w. Will now sell for SIS. 40
'ason Tor selling, have q new pos
eDs prize. For futher infor- per
laon address, sha
Geo. II. OFT, oo@
Mt. Herman, La. CIV
-. per
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-11-28
WAS FIRST AMERICAN HOBO
Zip Van Wrinkle 10 Accorded That Die.
tInetlon by Bishop William
A. QuayIs.

Bishop William A. Quayle, in his
lecture on ''The Tragedies Of Rip
Van Winkle," at the Meridian Street
N. E. church recently pronounced
empty-handed idleness the scourge
1t the world. Bishop Queyle termed
Rip Van Wrinkle the First American
hobo" and said that the fact millions
Of American folk wept as they saw
Joseph Jefferson portray this charac-
ter was no special tribute to the
goodness Of the character, but a trib-
ute to the genius Of the man doing
the acting.
Throughout the lecture-sermon,
which lasted two hours, ran those
terse, epigrammatic sentences his In
dianapolis admirers learned to appre-
ciate when Bishop Quayle was pastor
Of the church in which he spoke. The
bishop said Rip Van Wrinkle ap-
peared at q time when Uncle Sam
was 90 young he didn't wear q collar,
and that he was progenitor Of the
men one GEES nowadays doing chores
for other housewives instead Of their
own.-1ndianapolis Star.
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y We enjoyed a call Mond,
l. from ]. W. Knight, of Pine.
Misses Irene Knight an
( ophelia Pope spent the week-er
with relatives at Pine,
Our dress'goods departure,
l. Is complete. Give US a trial.
Boston Stor
Mrs. J. J. Darlington and sor
Max of Florenville. spent Ia.
week here with relatives.
Ask to see our beautiful line Q
Ladies' skirts, waists, sweaters
coats, dress-goods and shoes.
Boston Store
Oaiiy newspapers, magazine.
etc constantly on sale, and or
ders taken fer any publication
novels rented, and reading priv.
llege extended by,
Peoples Drug Co.
K. l. Bean left Wednesday,
tor Memphis. Tenn, where he
has accepted q position as mail
clerk on the I. G. Railroad.
MOVED OR STOLEN-From,
west side of river bridge, one
leather double girt saddle, in
good condition. with leather
strings. Reward for return or
information leading to its re.
covery, ]. II. Corkern.
NOTlCE-Tr essoassing on the
property of the undersigned is
hereby forbidden. Any tres.
oassers on said property will be
prosecuted to the full extent of
he law. Brunette Pierce.
J. G. Pierce.
LOST-0ne sorrel horse,
weight about $50 pounds, about
2 yearp old, one front foot has
car just above hoof. Last seen
t Franklinton. Any informa-
ion as to bis whereabouts will .
'e greatly appreciated.
George Brumtield.
Sunny Hill, La.
The pet alligator at Peoples ,
rug Company's store has been {
Tered q lumber of names. Mr..
'oremus. the manager, states
nat because Of the variety Of.
,red. and Of his inability to de- !
'rmine the suitableness Of any
9 will refer the acceptance of a
anne to q committe of gentlemen|
hose decision will be binding.
0 this end the time for pro-
osing q name will be EXTENDED
I'd thus enable persons living }
'mote from Franklintor., but
thin the Parish Of Washington. !.
send in a proposal. There are
} conditions or restr lotions i'm 4
'sed by Mr.. Dorenous. To the ,
'rson whose proposed n.mei I
lall have been accepted q pound :
x Of Jacobs candy will be }
veh. But should two or more Z
'rsons propose the same which I
9 committee accepts Z half :
'und boz Of Jacobs candy will :,
given. +
One young lady proposed the :,
me Teddy" and a gentleman i
opposed fhe name" Julia" This y
t Mr. Doremus in . quandary :,
'm which he seeks relief BY d
committee who will be -
tier position to determine the .
ltabIeness Of . name. Ano1har 9
rson writes "Woodrow., and :
INKS he is entitled to the prize
'othe says Ira" Gator Womb /.
: good name becaass era" i
. J. tns common sande,.. but) i
: 'tnsr ~ ''u>'' Cato, opeht :
= accep1a :
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BAbINd1UN 4 OkEENLAW.
IheCashStore
lpeerine Ideal mower

We thank you hes utily for the trade you. have
given us in the past al I'd which you are now favor
ing US with, and we Kindly ask a continuance OF
same, believing we can save you money.
If FIVE fail to please yo, TELL Us and when we
please you won't you please tell others? we tail
to please you TELL US and we will see that It IS
made right.
We sell for CASH ONLY, al. d on this basis we
ask for your trade
1--WE us trial right away oont take our z
%9fd f9f It, come and Others advt stse GREAT
oALES to move the stock; we have sa eeyery DAY
ana WIN save you money. If you don't believe It
e come ana see: ny us bill of goods an, I'VE Will
Sno~ you quicker than it takes time to tell It.
49,. We nave complete stock Of fresh goods .Hal
money back. '' ~ please you or J. -
chrl Don,t forget that we will be stocked with
G ia. ISL goods of all kinds as we usually are nr
h Ing tne holidays and we know that prices were never
.s,,;n We again thank you for your many favors and
aanlig lnat you give us chance to show Won the
gyous ana name the prices and trusting to have the
ever, Yours Wv ~ 80, ns ~ 1en am as
!. B. Erwinl &,ISon,;.L.td.
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Geo. Il. OFT,
Mt. Herman, La.

q % - 80 00NAAOWl WOO ~
Waiting In Bogaluss, wss sur.
plissd On her birthday last
Thursday By the ladies' Of the
Hoealusa Mission Society. In.
seead q the usual Mission studv
program, the ladies' met at tho
hone Of Mrs. ]. E. Brakefeld
where Mrs Greenlaw is visiting
8 - earll1r hour than usual
.ollneang With them flowers, re-
- nhments and birthday gifts
lcf loe eaest Of honor. Papers
!. weIs read on 'Babyhood."
dhood : : Young-lady.hood'
otherhood' and Grand.
NJ =. hood, = experienced by
~ Or