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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-21
WOULD PUT BROADWAY
INTO The SCRAP HEAP
Sculptor Taft Says "Great White
Way Is Only an Unightly
Glare of Lights.

CHICAGO. Nov. q. Tho Great
White Way Of New York, about which
No hear so much. IL not q thing Of
beauty. but an unsightly glare OF
lights" said dorado Taft. the sculptor.
at the luncheon of the Electric Club to-
day. I'VE In Chicago ought to be thank
full that we have not sunk so low as they
have in New York. A city like an indi-
vidua 10 Judged by Its ideals.
Every one of our cities needs
beauty. And the moro congested city
% the more parks It should have. It
has been Q dream OF mino to make q
beautiful figure that should represent
chicago. Something that should crystal
liss the sentiment Of Chicasoans and
make them have . pride in their city"
Mr.. Taft was generally OF the opinion
that Broadway should 60 to the scrap
heap.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-21
EVEN CARNEGIE HAD
TROUBLE TO RA|SE:
MONEY IN OLD DAYS
u.
Steel Man Tells of inducements
Held Out to Float Iron
masters Notes.

"Reminiscences Of the days when
Andrew Carnegie was In the steel busi-
ness were INDUCED In yesterday by wit
nesses at the hearing Of the GoverA-
msuts suit to dissolve the United States
Steel Corporation.
TT was q state Of war" said Ben
5amin F. Miles. President of the Brown
Ing Engineering Company Of Cleveland.
q. II refer to the days before the Steel
Corporation was formed. Every fellow
tomahawked the other fellow. can
we0 remember some large patches Of
notes being offered through the banks
by Mr.. Carnegie. and I am informed
Hold on!" cried the Governments
counsel II object This IL hearsay."
"0o on" urged the Steel Corporation
lawyer.
IL know" continued tho witness, that
some large patches OF notes were offered
Through banks by the Carnegie COM
pany with the understanding that II the
notes were discounted things would be
made lot easier for some Of the inter-
ests that were allied there"
80. even the notes OF the Carnegie
company were questioned In those
daysf'
Il have heard them questioned"
The Steel Corporation. no added. has
been Q benefit to the country and
. godsend TO the small steel buyer.
Other buyers testified they had never
known the Steel Corporation to inter-
fere with competition.
After the hearing Mr.. Miles was
questioned as TO news association &C.
count of the proceedings which repre-
scented him as having characterized Mr..
CArnegie's mode of discounting notes
- highly destructive to business com.
petition. No such testimony got into
the stenographer's minutes. and Mr.
Miles said: II am q friend Of Mr.. Car
nsgis and II did say It did not mean
Il. I know It Is not in the record"
) According TO the news association Mr..
Miles made the alleged statement In 9
tdds remark when on the stand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10
Oil Tales from
the PecOs Valley

The "Nigger Head Cactus" OF the
desert according L. the stories OF
the old trail blazers. hiss saved the
iife Of many wanderer along these
barren wastes by the little deposit
81 pure water 20 be- found In the
heart ~ this species Of fora. and by
chnpplng into this tiny reservoir che
life saving wster Il found IN the nick
Of time and another life h saved.
Now comes the amazing story from
the Pecos valley Oh fields that In
place OF these little reservoirs IN the
"Nigger Head Cactus" which h
plentiful down there. being iilied with
water. that they are filled with crude
oil
n IL reported from Artesla that
Blll smith. u farmer there. who has
quite q number OF COWS from which
be has been supplying the people Of
That prosperous town with milk. has
been called % ecc0unt by the health
department, Il having nnalyzcd iht
milk on the complaint ~ the patrons
% this dairy, and found u a. carry 2
per cent petroleum.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10


The Bernalille county school teach
ers are 10 b. congratulated on the
splendid corps o. Instructors. headed
" Dr. Mendel silber. which II In
charge d the teachers institute
which opened In the high school
building yesterday. No less " the
public and the cause Of education
here 20 BE- coRsratulaied on the
splendid attendance 81 teachcrs--sev-
enty on the opening dny-~the hish
standard ~ ability and unusual quail
licntions ~ these seachers and the
spifil ~ enthusiasm sud aWbIiion
which II evident This Institute n w
all respects nrst-class normal school
and h bound 10 BE- immensely prof
table 90 those attending. The school
boys and girls in the county districts
viii get the benefit 81 this normal
next term. through the added equip
ment Il gives the teachers who have
Them In charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

received . cents per pound live weight
-4gofo.
These piss were narrowed Dectm.
Der lat. 1919. ana wcre therefore
exactly HlK months old. The average
weight was Is2 pounds unSll ak
weeks aRu their railone consisted on
tlfeiy az the Skinned miik from three
cows. u by-product when had no cash
value whatever. and y few sugar beets
raised on the place. also az no market
Nhme here They spent their lives
~ PEN and had no pasture or chance
to forage. Thus for their living rep-
resented nothing whniever Of mar
ketable cash value.
Six weeks aeo they were put on fun
feed or corn and consumed i.Ona
pounds. representing ensh value eix
weeks pen ~ SIS. and . TITLE more
~ this date
Thus these PIGS living and thrlN-
INK upon products that c0uld not have
been sold Cor one penny. hranghi Mr..
Mathews over and above the value of
shc corn he fed them. and which
therefore represents clear rfon' to
him. t7L4o,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10
THIS LADY'S
GOOD APPETITE
Mrs. Hansen, IN . Letter From
Mobile. Tells How She Gained Il.

Mobile. Ala.--"I suffered for seven
years. with womanly trouble" writes
Mrs. sigurd Hansen In a letter from
this city. Il felt weak and always had
q headache and was always going to
the doctor. At last I was operated on.
ana felt better, but soon ! had the
same trouble.
My husband asked me TO try cardui.
I felt better after the nrut bottle and
now, ! have a good appetite and sleep
we'll. feel fne. and the doctor tells
ne am looking better than he ever
saw me-"
II you are sick and miserable, and
miier from any Of the pains due to
vomanly trouble--try Cardui.
cardui 10 successful because II 10
omposed OF ingredients that have been
'ound TO act euratiyely on the woman
constitution.
For more than nifty years. II has been
.sed by women Of all ages. with great
,uccess. Try II. Your druggist sells Il.
R.B.-~ Wries goi lsaiss Advl,ofy Dep,.. Chsus.
.seoa Meai,ins CO, Chausaoo1a lena, ~ nFftial
laflrucllOHs, and ~ psGs beck, hcme tfeaimsal
e Womsa." saai "a sails siappss. "a iseuepe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10
Peas
nen
ByJson Hub,

hAtiAINNN ATAII"t
Shell halg a peck 81 green peas and
soak FOR hair an hour In gold water
Drain and cook IN as little water a.
possible When the peas are tender
season with salt. pepper and sugar
add Tablespoonful of butter MIXED
with hair a Tablespoonful of flour and
half a cupful 81 milk ~ stock Cook
until smooth ana thick and serve, or
season with salt. pepper cream and
moitra huifer
A small bunch of green mint or
parsley. or two or three Young onions
may be- boiled with the peas.
sugar may BE- added to sweeten
them
Creamcd Peas.
boil peas until soft IN water 10
cover. adding a pinch % salt during
the last fifteen minutes. Drain sea
son with salt. pepper. suehr and a 1T
tie meitrd butter. and rehent IN white
or cream sauce.
Buttered Peas
Cook green peas In az little water
as poseIhle. adding tablespoon Of
butter season with salt. pepper. a
little sugar and thicken with flour
cooked w butter Add more butter
and little grated nutmeg.
Pen Croquettcs.
one pint 81 peas.
ono tablespoonful Of butter
Two tahlespoonfuls 81 flour.
One egg. well beaten.
Seasoning. salt. pepper ana onion
iM'ee.
mn 49,. 49,. ,...u ,...s., NEAL,
and mash them through sieve. Beat
Ia paste with the butter and flour.
Reason. add the egE and cook to a
tiff paste IN double boiler shape
into croquettcs. dip IN egg and crack
or crumbs and fry IN deep fat.
Peas in Croustadcs.
One quart OF peas boiled until ten
der with a sprig Of mint
one cupfui OF milk
one tablespoon of butter
Yolks of three egges. well beaten.
Salt paprlkn and celery salt 10
season.
cook the sauce In q double hnil"r
until smooth and thick and add Il Ia
the peas. Fill timbale eases or
crouaadcs with tbs mixture
Cr0ustades.
Cut stale hgead in blonks helloN
cut the centeTs. toast the shells thus
made or Try them Ia butter.
Dreamed New Potatoes and Peas.
Peel and boil new potatoes three
quarters 81 an hour. When they
have boiled about twenty minutes
add green peas. When tender. drain
and add 10 "a cream sauce. which "
highly seasoned Add O tablespoon
fm 81 butter cut into small pieces
while the potatoes and peas are heat
ing iu the sauce
steamed Peas.
Put shelled green peas into "a sauce
pan and place n in steamer, steam
until tender Season with salt, pa
prika. little sugar and cream.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10
PROFITABLE PORKERS
~ ESTANCTA VALLEY

lEeinnrln NeMa.l

The Estancia valley Is not generally
90 nsidered hog producins country
Not that the hog does not appreciate
tho climate but that heretofore he ha'
hot been considered as 90 the manner
horn and the products upon which he
H. considered 90 thrive have been es'
teemed worth more than the hog after
he has consumed them.
Rui Harlan Mathews has Just COM
pipied an experiment In pigs Whit h
indicates that the pigs may be made a
very important factor IN the income al
the Estaneid valley farmer
Here are the figures.
IN May 3ist Mr.. Mathews sold in
Albuquerque Ave pigs. which weighed
ttere after thiriy-six hours on the
ROAD, $50 pounds. and for which he
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10


The Democrats are not sHly going
10 make the Hieh Coat Of Living
merely haif forepiisn memory
tliag are aolng 20 eaten pernlcious
faslReas going an6 comins ana not
only make living cheaper but keep
wages right where they are The
tanlssolsat ella Of the employers %
fhis conntry - gel even With the
Democrats Tor lhe larin bill by clos
snr down iheir Industries has been
nlppeo In me bird and the announce
meat h maae shat any attempt 70
nsnrt panic by rsauclns wages Or
elesInr ~ factories VIII BE- promptly
dealt with.
Thin h husiness-nke. There h no
doubt that general plot hes been
hhechlng whereby "a persons belonE-
fnn - that undesirable class known
~ mannfaciufcrs were % CLOSE down
nnan shs paasans ~ M iarln bin.
shns ihfowius large numbers of men
OK 81 employment Il . even said
thnl acme mannlaclnftre deliberately
u|annea AS SO broke for ihe saiislac-
t|na 81 SHOWING what ines thought Of
lns iafln pnlseY Luckily thla nefer-
iaa. scheme hae been aflseisd 10 ~
s|nsSntv ap4 ine administration has
A.s...n,naa shHf 4 sha'l noi BE- per-
80 All n4nN4nnfufofa are -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

Joseph q. Common. ex-speaker Of
The honaa OF representatives. was
s,andlne on the sidewalk on Penn
sylvania syenue taking with friend.
when an elderly. qulek-sPeskins man
approached Excuse me. said the
eiderly man, "bui I've been WATCHING
you and wondering II ia ever seen
you before" MIR Cannon smiled IN
answer do YOU know" continued
the elderly man. II thought 10 FIRST
you were Uncle Joe Cannon" They
nay that uncle' Joe and Uncle shell
b. cullom both look like me-" re-
nponded the ex-spsakeE. Well
don't know about that said the ell
Derby man. hut ~ aay this fer you r.
you're a durn sight better looking
than either Of them"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

Experiments conducted Dy Or. Ed
ward r. Relcher,, physloiogis' Of the
University ~ Pennsylvania. show that
the blood Of negro can be clearly
distinguished from that Of a white
men. aecordlne 20 report OF that
scientists reeent research work made
pabnc here. u IL further reported
Dr Reichert h confident thar con.
tlnued scientific revelations will re-
suit IN scientists being able 20 dis
tlnsulah the blood ~ an American
from that Of Cinnamon. the blood
81 IN Italian from that of an Ems
llshman. and the blood ~ German
from that 81 Fsenehmnn and 80 on.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10


sa.nna lor NrW srttlese--.rhe poo.
pie ~ Las Cruces ana the Meriilp
valley are ralelns ts.uon 10 anend on
campoian fof nov settlers
Toucl,es lave wlfe--c. u. Hudson.
flneman. while working on rowtr
line near Aftesin. tunrhrd live
wire lIe fell twenty i've feet. was
unconscious for iiine bns ~ again
All rlsht
CutIev lent~H Itannt--Jnhn A. cuts
ycr has severed his connection az eds
isaf with The lialon Range and has
gone east. Proprietor Willis q.
Brown of The Raton tsunineps Coliese
succeeds him.
naw s'nlsanrr "a Hnlrl,oro---The
Degenerate dog nolsouer soNsa meat
All over Hlllaboro the ether DAY.
Inndlne SOME hair doren valuable ca
mines.
Brutally nittrn IN Basa ~ Burrvs--
Mr.. Sears. Who lives near the An
drews mine near HltlabOro was bit
ten IN the back the other day ~ a
bnrro which ne WIS BEADING. The
bite was not seripnk. though the bur-
70 may have thought the conse-
qupnces We're.
fnaded lsevoi,sv Aaain--Pasiano
ATaEon % Newkirk. near Tucumcari.
had u bad accident the other DAY,
while out driving with his family. a
loaded revolver was discharged hy
the jolt Of che wagon and the bullet
passed through the iieshy part of his
leg. going upward. making serious
flesh wound In his breast. then pass.
ing 0u, through the rim 81 his hat.
Indication are that he win recover.
CloudbmrNa In Mora County--A
lcloudbursl on the Jnrltas In Mora
county resulted IN food ,.at took
out the Fl0ersheln dam "a the Floor
nhelm ranch and Also part of the
massive masonry dam IF ,he ~ Pnso
4 southwestern .nilroad The tracks
OF the latter were left suspended In
the air and delayed trafsc Tor colt
pie 81 days.
Had fIre at Clayton-Clayton had
a serious IRE recently when the N.
q. Tixier building and the Porto
Rico saloon were destroyed. But Tor
the fast and prompt work ~ the tire
department whole block would have
been DESTROYED.
Normal Attendance Over goethe
summer school enrolment at the
New Mexico Normal university has
reached 2i1. which n remarkably
high lgure. and Accommodation ~
the popularity of this bis institution.
I300ze Fight Expected al Lake VAT
les--Iocal option VIII be- exercised
at Lake Valley this month and Il u
understood the anti-aalOqn people are
golns 10 puJ NJ hot hsht "a bar
booze.
Gets Two Gents Bnck--Francis
Wilson 81 san Marcial RENTED
s2b.;s To- the tax collector. He re-
ceived IN return two-cent stamp
with the information that he oyerpaid
his taxes two cents Wilson. who II
70 years old. was greatly startled. as
he said this was the iirst time In his
experience that county treasurer
had refunded any taxes paid.
Heavy Rain ~ ilO-Wcll--ROswe
and the Pecos valley Mere visited
4 saturday night by the heaviest rain 81
the season. accompanied oy a VIC.
lent electric display. The rain *.
tended as Tar as Lake Arthur south
and Portales on the plains. The J.
r.. Levers residence was struck by
lightning and somewhat damaged by
the ensuing IRE. no one being in
4 t....l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

ny all means let everyone help out
the popular subscription % pay for
hand conceFts,at Robinson park this
sammer N We lay any claims 70
being a live-wire city We must sup
port band n the city government
cannot AFFORD 30 lnnnce the concerts
the public can; and Il IL money well
spent The people want these out
door maslcal entertainments and u
ID mighty Wholesome form ~ en-
tersalnmeni.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10
JABS Sis = ..''''''


so,,. IN Il.. l,....1..' ~. m.u 49,,
, t.n '. ... s. 'nsp ina, \. 90 Pc worn
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mr. sates aFe eren. ~ ~ enter
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.ha. ~''' ne ere ny - sun. Ainrhe'h.
= 80.
..''hs' A'i'p We'll Tnat ENDS We'll.
-.
Hamlet ILL.,
q s&es''ent - nAfe "'nnt :
IT,. =
waite W nine.--Aeee"'h. = J.
The aeia y even. Tanning 81 The
Yon shall play Il ~ mask 4
hiasuin'ner NiehtN Dream. T.. 2
Masks Tor faces and fos noree
O.
AIR. GARY u certniniy generous
with his Information.
%
IT'S NEVER TOO early 10 mend,
either.
D
inised with Them.
10
HmAFf SERMON maketh 9
''H"e N"''"'t''" h,.te'
MAhoukfFE. Mich, IL again husy
shiFp'ns ore
-
TILE DifLoAA crep y pretty wei
hAfNeS'eo'
-
TIE LATEST THING In nutomo'
eiles " one with cowcatcher.
%
WHY DohN WOMAN Imagine
sne can REFORM man ny Ninsing q
nm
.......... o.
!, ~ LIZ ~ sNsH Joy oi 'rou'
~ u.s. '" N"""H" th"af Fesht F"'
e'"SH
49, =,
actress 70 get puns In nor hair thar
u the newspapers
-. .
D'.' ecs.i slAl.s F" SONS 70 =
t1as'vus ING ny we e"n"' WIN
1ohhroe1' "rH'-
O.
GONNA have big wheat crop
i"hS"o"---nhies" the Drms. intr"dn''
more sF"Fnh"pperA ana army worms
%
"'MAN h"H ~ much excitement
settinH ner fortune t"id az mar
has IN making his.
TIE Siht. VINO ~ AZ pretty a.
''e'ure sh"nid never allow herself .
@T' IN 40 "HlN ifau'e'pi mln1'
49,.
HH'i A'NnS w" cn'e'' Wh'
~ pincheh TOT running over Eir
On 'nf wey 20 hre. VIII Know
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10
Let the HERALD
Eollow YOn

70 Don't stop your paper when 3
. you leave the city for your va =
q cation.
% You viii want 10 know what u =
. going on az horne IN q business =
. ana social way ana all YOU need .
. a. DO h 20 leave your new ad- =
. dress M the herald and your =
. home paper viii stay right With =
. you.
10 write your vacation address on 2
card and drop Il IN the post =
. oflco addressed 10 the HERALD =
. of telephone u in. Wen do the =
. rest
NN~~0eeNN oeHN0 .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

cunlomer--l wee syn have fresh
eees "A - cents and extra fresh egen
* 40 cents. IL there much difference
Grocer Well. ma'am. the extra
ffeah ones were laid IN the early
mofnlng. when the hens themselves
ware fresh. session Transcript.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

MugRins what ever became 81 that
friend 81 yours who used 20 have
money ~ burns
Hueeins He's sitting The ashes
Los Angeles Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10
Pipe Dreams


II H. announces that an extension
OF the street ear system {" the Cni'
versity and the new fair grounds VIII
be made al once. Seeing Alhuquer-
cue open top observation ears are 20
be- run every two hours and It IL
planned to extend the line Co Whit
comb Springs. Bear Canyon and Is
leta Ia few months.
A permanent exhibit 81 the re-
sources of the Central Rio Grandc
valley. with model pumping plant and
Irrigation system and samples 81 al
products has been Installed al the
Santa Fe station. ln connection with
this large building In she Mission
style has been completed 10 house
an Indian Arts ana crafts exposition
for the benefit III the thousands Of
tourists who are going "a the coast
exposition in 1915.
Hon, Isaac Rarih has announced
that In the future ne viii not relate
those stories Of Judge Manns on
any more public or private occasions
Through FORTUNATE mischance h
has been discovered that the state
inir appropriation bin as ensrossed
and passed aud signed 10y the govern
a. appropraies sol. 400 instead Of s..
0O0 TO- the state fair here $4,000
exhibit building win be erected a.
soon ~ plans are completed ana the
contracts Tee.
on IN vast quantities. has been
struck hack Of Trimbla's red mrn
and n ~ understood the output VIII
make tho Beaumont field look IKE O.
mere erense spot on pair ~ over
ATS Five thousand salons 81 M
tro-Riycerine for shooting the mani
wells started II stored IN reservoir
hastily dug lasi night In me vacant
LOT on the south side ~ aold ave
nue. eSiendlng from Third 4" F"nr'h
street
Roy. u. X. y. Sellers. pastor 81 lh'
Coal and broadway tpiFrnYie'ihh
church has announced . serbs ~ re-
vival meetings 20 begin on JniS i'h
rua -. ann naa aArnlnlalFnIlU Ion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

Onion ssts red. yellow aud white,
per pound. i0ri sprmnted aeia. &C. pes
linund a. w. Tcc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

Wanied--IuruiluE In ann quantity
lOF cash. Frank, auctloneer. Phone
otS. opposite posloflce.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

d ~ rumorod on reliable authority
Tint The time. honofed pracilco ~
holding legislative sessions win b.
Abandoned IN this connection Il NAV
hr ~ Interest 10 loarn that q public
subscription win be taken TO falee n
fund out ~ which the salaries %
county Officials VIII be paid
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

We wonder which one 81 the boys
viii b. the coal on Johnny ~ New
Mexico. u looks % u Il we're up 10
me peeos valley 10 develop one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

building a. mo Cnlvesnlly VIII b ded-
lcAied TOMORROW afternoon a. hair
past thirteen o'clock. and the public
IL cordially Invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

when you wan, Ice eau up s7-ss-
Diamond Ice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

IT'S getting warm. Don't let your
ice box get dry. Cali np 67-be--Dln-
mond ice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10

Ciiolce first cutting old alfalfa. The
new now being eold on tic market n
very dangerous 90 stock. u Il cut he
fore heinr fully matmrcd and bailed
before cared. 4 great deal ~ slGck
h loss every year from this Immature
feed. cur old alfalfa n cxtrn choice
and perfectly safe to feed. o.. w. Ecc.