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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-19

lnfructuosos, hasta la fecha, los traba-
jos realizados por esta Association para
conseguir que lie fuera concedida la
Gran cruz de Alfonso XII al esclarecidc
asturiano don Manuel Fernandez Jun
COS, autor de los libros que han permit
do la continuation Official del .idioma es-
panol en- Puerto Rico, luego de la per-
dlda de la soberan1a espaiiola en dicha
Antilla, y persistiendo esta Association
en- dedicarle p1blico homenaje por tan
relevante servicio prestado la patria,
invitamos a usted para que nos dispense
su valloso consurso.
Entire los varios acuerdos que este
Consejo ha tornado, figuran la colocacion
Gle dos lapidas art1sticas de grandes pro
porciones, una en- Rivadesella (Astu-
rias), ST. pueblo natal, otra en- San
Juan oe Puerto Rico, en- la casa donde
realiz6 la patriotica y extraordinaria la
Dor antes mencionada.
A los actos de descubrir estas dos Ia
pidas Sc les dara la mayor solemnidad
possible concurriendo nutridas Comisio-
nes de esta Sociedad y Centres de cal-
tura Gle toda Espaha, para que ell home
naje resulte digno premio la labor .nea-
lizada por tan ilustre sasturiano:
Como los gastos que origine este home
maize han de ser cubierto por suscripci6n
publica, mucho agradecerlamos de su
patriotismo la abriera en- las columnas
del ilustrado peri6dico que tan digna,
lnente dirige, que en- esta manifestation
no deje de cooperar la prensa la que
tan brillantemente perteneci6 tan quito
publicista y esclarecido pedagogo.
Tambien lie agredeclamos Sc fjara en-
la biografla que lie acompanamos y lie
dedicara alg1n artfculo ell redactor lite
rario sino 10 hiciera usted personalmen-
tie, mandandonos ell n1mero en- que Sc
publique.
Esperamos que usted acojera con carl
no esta idea, y que Sc tome la molestia
en- ermitir por giro postal ell producto
de la suscripcion al seilor Tesorero de
esta Association (Ferraz, 35, hotel) acom-
panando una nota de los donantes para
que sus nombres fguren en- ell Libro de
honor que ha de publicarse, y del que
tendremos ell grsto de remitirle un ejem-
plar.
Reciba usted la expression de nuestro
agradecimiento y de nuestra distinguida
consideration.
Ell CONSEJO.
Presidente, Excmo. seiior don Amalio
Gimeno Cabanas, Ex- Ministro de In
strucci6n p1blica y de Marina.
Vicepresidentes, Excmo. senior don
Francisco Rodriguez Marin, Academico,
Director de la Biblioteca Nacional.
Ecmo. senior don Jacinto Octavio Pi-
con, Academico de la Real Academia de
la Lengua.
Excmo. senior don Jacinto Benavente,
Academico de la Real Academia de la
Lengua.
Excmo. senor don Eugenio Zemborain
Espa1a, Senador, Director de la sEs-
cuela Normal Central.
Vocales, Dofia. Blanca de los Rios de
Lamperez, Escritora.
Excmo senior don Mario Mendez Beja-
rano, Catedratico del Institute del Car
denal Cisneros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-19
DESDE BRUSELAS

Noches pasadas assist 4 una repre-
seniaci6n de Fl SOldado de chocolate
> Vi trabaJar Gernaine Hubert, una
dc las fay0ritas de este p1blicO. Ger
maine Hubert es bonitilla, rubia, d.;
ojOs azules y rostro aninadO. Como mt
jer. pues, sin ser cOsa del OtrO jueyes.
puede pasar; como ariista es ma de
tan.as qne estamos eansadOs De yer poe
esos essenarios de Dios. y, como can
tanfe. ieh. como eaniante, su lniea
venlaia - que como 80 tiene yoz y NO
Sc e oye 40 hay aquellO de que nos mo-
leste con falseies rOzandO notas: ba
10 este punio. puede deeirse de La Hu-
bert 10 que se dijO d. la Otero euando
abaudon6 a mOlinete" para dedica!
se Al gorgorito" eaniando Carmen,
"eanta con Las pantorril.as y i f.,
que. en este easo. Ia ''voz" de la Ia-
bert 40 es del todo fea. sObre tOdo eli
u resisiro medic.
Ahora bien. me dirtis. iqut tiene
pues de e2iraordinariQ la Hubert para
se~ ura de las fsvorltas de ess publ
co .... Pues s.neillam snte que La sidoI
I, "bonne-anmle" de Y ilmar. aquel cf
i,bre ai- ier q TcrroeagIiles cue s.
30 D. -fieta de doee millones de dn
Ia e.a m' que un titulo para.
I ner so. ga tenitndola y ser arlisla
no siindclo aIie est0s pdblieos 81
allende Il p..ineo.
~ Wilmnr hubiera sido Il eonsabidC
olrero .qge. yieiinia del hambre y de!
flo. se roba ug paneeillO q una mania,
l. Hubert no huhieFa llegado ser H.
Iubcrt ri mnehO menOs; perO como
ilmar era rie0 yno estaba dispuesio
4 snsaclarse las manos mas que pOr En
pnui.lo que mereciera la pena, sumien-
d.. a. paEo. Z mis- de egatro familias
e. "a miseria. Ia Ia ~. es hoy Ia NADIA
M" liuberf. porque hay que desenga
iarse. hasia para ser ladr5n IS bueno
ser REQ
I'm Pi,eaux. Francia, Sc ha desarrO
Had anteayer lAa :gas,aia horrip.
lante. con .su exposition. nudo Y desen-
lace. este dltimo fatal para ambos pro-
tagonisias LeOntine Pemget CASTOR
Dsialande. de oGeiO mec'nico. eran ~
matrimono que vivia Ell 81 meior De
Jos mundos, no Obsiante que. LeOntine
de antique casquivana. faliaba con FIRE
eueneia In fdelidad eonyugal. loI
cual. por 10 yistO. se le impOrtaba un|
cuerno 4 CASTOR. pues va os digo que
yivfa en Il mejor de los mundos. ICrea-
~tis sin duda que el drama iuvO origenl
porque CASTOR. harto ga an dia de las
imposiuras de Leoniine, Sc abalanz6
sobre tsia y Ia eosi6 puhaladas vol
visndO llego contra 81 el arma hOmi-
cidai NADIA de ESQ: el drama de Pi-
tcaux Sc ha desarrOllado de muy di-
versa manera. LeOntine. que sorpren.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-19
Una muerte horrible
(Por telegrafo.)

Bayam6n, 19.-En ell barrio 'Cerro
Gordo, de este termino municipal, falle-
clio la nina deeseis afios de edad Obdulia
Nazario a consecuencia de quemaduras
que Sc ocasion6 al caerse dentro de un
caldero que conten1a aqua caliente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-19
La suicidionanfa

Caguas, 49, A las IL so p. m. Car.
men Acosta, una mujer que ha intenta
do suicidarse en- varias ocasiones, le
prendi6 fuego al vestido que tenia
puesto sufriendo terribles quemaduras.
Fue Nevada al Hospital Municipal en-
estado ag6nico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-19

Exmo. senior don Luis de Armi1an,
Diputado a Cortes, Ex-Director General
de Obras P1blicas y de Correos y Tele-
grafos
Excmo senior don Jose Morote, Dipu.
tado a Cortes.
Excmo. seilor don Jose Gutierrez So
bral, CAPTAIN de Nav1o.
Tesorero, don Francisco Baixauli, Me.
dico Mayor de Sandal Militar
Contador, Don Jose Parada y Santin,
Catedratico de la Real Academia de Be-
Has Artes de San Fernando.
iSecretario general, don Baldomero Vi
la Prades, Periodista, iniciador funda-
dor de esta Association.
No tenemos para que decir que nos
adherimos al homemade que Sc proyecta
al ilustre escritor, y desde hoy abrimos
en- nuestras .columnas la suscripci6n que
seguramente, no ha de necesitar de estl-
mulos para que alcance ell exito que Sc
merece
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-19
< x -
MR.. CARREL

Ell dia tres del pr6ximo mes de enero
regresara a esta capital ell secretario de
Puerto Rico, senior NJ Drew Carrel.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01

WESTERN UNION WILL
 CARRY FUNDS FRtt
Money May Be Forwarded to Flood Sufferers with out Any Charge.

In order to assist in the raising Of subscriptions in the flood districts hl Cbio and Indiana the Western Union Is transmitting subscriptions free, hen addressed to recognized relief committees Notice of this action ha as heen received by the local telegraph office.
 The local office has also received iotthcation that the telegraph lines ere working .n practically ali sections 2 the food zone with the exception 3s crippled wires into Columbus. Hamilton and Dayton. These cities aSc in corlniunioation With ;he Oater world, but only single lines are in operation and are hsdly congested. Every effort Is being made 10 in- crease the service
 The local office las also received word that the only line open to Mexico is via the company cable from Galveston to Vera Cruz. and ckence to Mexico City The lines aJ Agla Prieta. Nogales, El Paso, c. r. niad and all other border points are closed. The wire Is working a short distance below El Paso and efforts are being made tc open it as far as Chi huahua.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
GOOD VISION
IS RATHER TO BE CHOSEN THAN GREAT RICHES pR. PAR.
 MELEE THE EYESIGHT

specialist from Phoenix will be at the Copper Queen hotel all this week where he will be pleased to meet all his old patrons as well as new ones.
 Dr. PaTmelee is a graduate of Ann Arbor. Mich, and the California College of Optometry.
 Anyone suffering with headache from eyestrain should see him at cnce. and avail themselves of his mar vicious skill in restoring weak or i'm paired vision.
 Having devoted all his life to the study ot the eye and it's function, he does not experiment.
 His methods are modern and ac- curare His charges are reasonable less than you would expect ro pay for expert skill. to which his many patrons will testify.
 CONSULTATION FREE.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
NEWS FORECAST FOR THE WEEK

WARRINGTON, D. C., March 31.- The calling of 2 caucus or the pro- srsssives Of the house for orgaljza- ton next Wednesday comes as a for clble reminder of the fact that the congress about 10 assemble will be composed Of three distinct parties for the first time in the history of lle nation. Tine progressives are ex- DeCted to name Victor MurdoCE of Kansas as their choice for the Speak eTsniD. The republicans of the house will caucus Saturday and will name representative Mann or Illinois for Speaker.
 Municipal elections involving imPor tant local issues viii take place d..r- ing the week in Chicago, Sr. Lo4ls 4l- several other large cities. FCrty c.le- and towns of Wisconsin sill vote OA
 .. autI-saICo4 qaesuOH, while tho ,OJers Of Fargo, \. b. Racine, Wis, Durham \. C., and several other places will ballot on a proposal to aGgp. the commission form Of govern ment
 .-I. woodrow Wilson, Mrs. Thomas s Marshall Mrs Champ Clark and the ,gIyGs Of cabinet officers are to be the I8estS of honor at e breakfast in the capital On Saturday. The affair is to be non-Vartisan in character and as de gned to give the Washin ston official and unofficial circles an opportunity to meet the wife of the president the vice president and other women of the new administration.
 The wedding of Miss Ethel Carev Roosevelt, daughter of Colonel and airs. Theodore Roosevelt, and Dr. Richard Derby. of New York city will take place Frioay morning in the Episcopal church at Oyster Bay. The ceremony will be followed by a re ception at the Roosevelt residence on Sagamore hill.
 The sister ship of the Impsrator the largest ship in the world, is to be launched Thursday at Hamburg and will be chirstened Europa. The Europa will be 95O feet long and 100 feet beam. Both vessels are 10 be em- pIoyed n th etrans-atlantic service oi the Hamburg-Ameriean line.
 The professional baseball season of 1915 will be ushered in Tuesday with inc first championship games of the Pacific coast league. Portland will open at San Francicco NerAon at Los Angeles and Oakland at Sacramento.
 The seventeenth annual meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science will he held in Philadelphia Friday and Saturday and will be devoted principally to a dis cnssion of ~The Cost of Living in the United States" Other notable gather. ings of the week will be the Episcopal Church congress al Charleston. 5. C., and the Mississippi Valley Suffrage conference, al St. Louis
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
TOM REEDS
 OWNER TALKS

Among the mining engineers, pro motors and owners Of Arizona min ing authorities who have been in Phoenix appearing before the legis- l-ture upon the matter of mine taxa ton. was Charles Grimes. chief owner and the man who made the famous Tom Reed mine of M0haye county. Wherever the mining of gold is known the Tom Reed is known. It is perhaps, the most productive gold mine in the country, in many ways. and the success of the mine from the very start is largely accredited to Ihe owner. Charles Grimes.
 With him in Phoenix was the sup erintendent and general manager of the property, $. $. Jones. This oGi- cial oF the Tom Reed has been with the company since the work started. The owner of the property in speak ing of the general manager and the success of the mine declared that one went with the other in the instance of the Tom Reed.
 Strong men" said Grimes, work ing every minute, with the idea or success and never quit are whit makes mines succeed. Jones is one of them and I firmly believe that without the help of my present oper ating head the Tom Reed would not be what 1t is today.
 The Tom Reed is a big dividend payer. It is producing now at the rate of from $S0,000 10 Si00.00O per month. The stock of the company is selling for three times the original par value. When he vas prospecting md deye. .opiug in the early days on a beef and bean diet Grimes was hawking shares for money to 90 ahead at fifteen cents @ share. The pant of the Tom Reed is regarded as ,he best of it's character in the
 .aue c. A.IzoHa, nd needless to say .s one of the best in the state from lhe view point of the stockholders.
 The Tom Reed owner is just as enthusiastic for the entire section iu which he i.Ses as he Is for the general success of the Tom Reed He declares Nohave county has
 eat future in every direction. Ac- cord.ng to GT.mes the mining activity of the county has never been greatel than it is at the present time End all things point 10 the improvement of the situation due to the successful operation of many properties which are in the first stages now
 All we want is just what is fair
 said the Tom Reed owner when asked about his opinion on the fax situation. T think the state reIlizes that a great amount Of the success of Arizona belongs to the mining in- dustry and I am sure that the legis- lature, in an honest endeayor to tax the properties of the state equitably, will not prejudice the present or the future chances of m 4king Arizona not only the greatest copper state, which she is at present, but also the great est mineral state in every way in the country
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
DEPUTY CANNON IS
 BACK FROM TUCSON
Went in Search of Thieves Who Robbed Gilman Store = Gets Two Watches

Deputy Sherin Red" Cannon re- turned to the city yesterday from Tucson, where he went in search Of the jewelry recently stolen from the l.. l.. Gilman jewelry store.
 The robbery of the iewelry store was not discovered until q hours aft CT it occurred, and for this reason the officers had a hard time in getting on the track of the thief Mr. Cannon. with others, worked on the case. and finally discovered that numOer Of watches stolen had been disposed. of in Tucson. He went there and recoy cred two of them. valued at more than Sl00. The watches had teen pawned Mir. Cannon also made a trip to Phoe- nix on the trail Of the stolen goods, but was unable to locate any Of them there.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
CITY COMPLETES ITS
 CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
Now Up to Citizens to See That Rubbish Is Kept on the Move.
WORK IS OUTLINED

With a few hours work this morn ing the city clean-up campaign vii! be ended in so far as cleaning streets and yards goes. Piles Of the rubbish collected still remain to be removed.
 Now that the cleanup is abouJ ended" said Sanitary Inspector Per ry yesterday, it will be largely up 10 the public to see that the city re- mains in good condition. The Sani- tary ordinance, which was passed by the council. provides that each house holder shall be responsible for his premises. This ordinance was effec- tive March 1. but we have net en- forced it until the clean up was com- pleted. But tomorrow, April l, and thereafter, the ordinance will be rigidly enforced. Everyone has been given ample time to comply with the provisions of it and it is now fully effective
 One of the most important pro visions, particularly with the ap- proach of summer. is that pertaining to the keeping of live stock. Every owner of live stock within the city limits is required to maintain a fly tight manure box The various speci- fcations in tine ordinance are all for the prevention of disease and the ordinance must be obeyed, or prose cutious Stll follow"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
BISBEE DRUG
seaweed in comnern.

It is always known that seaweed contained 8 large quantity of iodine, but today 1t is used in the mauufac- ture of certain kind of cloth, while certain species are eaten under the names of "dulse." stoke" and "cur- rageen" Kelp is burned seaweed. and DevonsAire seaweed Is used for large number of purposes; there fore, the seaweed gatherers of today gre in a better position than ever before.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
improves.

improves.
 Washington dispatches say that steel rails and iron ore are to be free under the new iariE bill
 Prospect of an early peace in the Balkan states gives confidence to the Perlin m rket
 Germany Is to spend ss.7se.o poo for an air fleet.
 Morgan's death did not effect the market to any great extent and we think that it has been discounted by 30 many things that no great effect will be shown and fl anything moneg should be in much better shape.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
WITHDRAW sATTLgsHIP

WASHINGTON. March 31.-COndi- tions in Mexico. at least on the gulf coast and near the capital, have be- come sufficiently reassuring to war rant the United States withdrawing some Of the naval force maintained at Vera Cruz and Tampico. The NebrSs- ka at Tampico was ordered today 10 Boston navy yard for oyerhauling.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01

Federal authorities win shortly an- nounce change in lifeboat rules where by ships carrying wireless will not be required to carry lifeboats suffici- ent for all passengers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01

Washington special says eonserva- tism will mark course of Senate com. mittee on banking and currency in new Congress. This Is program of new chairman. Senator Owen.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
DANCE FAIR HALL. FRIDAY sTH

After lessons. Good music. Nice crowd expected and will be run un- der best instructions. Williams < Clark. instructors s--Advertisement
 349.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
comforlnn.

Barber teonfidentisIly)-"The boss lines me a quarter when cut a GUS toner's face. But don't care today l just won $2i"-Judge.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01

Rome special says that the Pope is weaker. and doctors lear end.
 Hours a. n. to p. m. Advertisement. 3T6
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
Another Candidate
Return To cananea

Return To Cananea
 About twenty persons who have ceen in Bisbee since the battle at Cananea returned 10 that city yester day in automobiles. Everything is re ported quiet in Cananea. though there is considerable trouble in getting freight in, as the railroad is still out of commission
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
is A BAD STYLE.

Alright for landlords but tough on tenants Do you want to break this 'tie that binds" you to this useless obligation? You can do 1t alright with little assistance from us We are willing and anxious to aid you tG
 OWN A HOME OF YOUR OWN
 This Is a long step in the right d, rection. Don't delay, but take it al oace.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
Injured On Drill.

Injured On Drill.
 Barney Bradley was painfully hOugh not seriously injured while working on the churn drill operating near the Naco road. He became en- tangled in the machinery and his back was wrenched. He was taken to the Copper Queen hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
Leaves for Home.

After spending seven years in the Warren district. Tom Manich left yes erday for his first visit home. He is a resident of Triest, Austria, and ex- 1ects 10 settle there.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
SradIch Euneral.

Sradich Funeral.
 The funeral of Mike Gradich, who lied on Saturday at the Copper Queen hospital, was held Sunday at the Pal lce Undertaking company chapel
 ather Meurer officiated and inter- nent was made in Evergreen ceme- tery
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
To Hospital.

To Hospital
 William Bonds was yesterday re- moved to the Copper Queen hospital suffering from pneumonia
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
Fells sieppola.

Felis Sieppola.
 Felis Sieppoia. native of Finllnd aged 50 years. died Sunday morning at the C. and A. hospital. Death wal due to diabitis He has no relatives in this city Funeral arrangements will be made later.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01

on business.
 William Van Wood. of the Califor- mia Film company is in the city from Los Angeles
 NJ. J. Cunningham yesterday mo tored to Douglas
 A. W. Lddell, P. D. auditor is in the city from Douglas.
 s. W. French, general manager of the Copper Queen at Douglas. is in the city on business.
 Harold A. Elliott. of Ellinwood & Ross, left yesterday for Clifton. F. s. Wsiner has returned from Q western business tr,p.
 R. F. Kohler. mining machinery man Of Fl Paso. is in the city on bus mess.
 L. Huerta. a nephew of President Huerta, of Mexico, is in the city from Cananea on his way to Mexico City
 Juan Auayo, a business man of Can. anea. is in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
New Wall.

The wall at the rear Of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile company has been torn down and a wall half the height with an iron fence on top, has been put up.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
Local Ard Personal Notes
ea eaby

9id Baby
 A me nine pound blby arrived Sun day night al the home of Mir. ans Mrs. r. Gates. of YouRgblood hill. n. addition to the family is a girl. Another Candidate
 Word comes from Tucson tha oven T. Rouse, formerly United States attorney in Arizona and later q nGmber of the territorial suprem, bench, holding both positions unae appointments from Grover Cleveland IS q candidate for federal judge now Judge Rouse declares that he has an fluential friends in Washington work ing for him and has we'll grounded hope that he win knock the judicia plum
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
Taxes Due.

Yesterday the county school-poll taxes were due and Bisbeeites more or less cheerfully contributed S2.5O to the county treasury.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
New sicn

4 new sign. bearing the words Police Court, has been put up IT front of Justice Highs Cffice.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY

CTo Levy Bros. from Eastern Cor respondents.)
 Dr. Allen Starr of New York attri- butes the death of J. P Morgan to emotional treakdown. caused by the strain Of the Pujo Money Investis1t- ing committee.
 The Ohio river continues to rise.
 Situation in Dayton and Columbus
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01
Council Meeting.

SCNHCtt meetinS.
 A meeting of the city council will be held tonight at o'clock General business will come before the meet. ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01

B. Kelly, formerly editor of the Bisbee Review is in the city, coming here from his present home in Clifton on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01

William Van Wood, of the Califor mia Film company is in the city from Los Angeles
Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-01

M J. Cunningham yesterday mt tored to Douglas
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-28
Daubt to Washington.

. H. w. Daubt of the university fac
Gty, instructor in chemistry for the
past four years. will take a position
in the bureau of chemistry in the
department of agriculture at WASH
ingron neX year. MIR. Daubt has made
q host of friends during his stay here
end will he greatly missed by all who
know him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-28
Program Was Given.

Eva Earl on Monday graduated
from the eighth grade in district No.
80, Rye township. During the exer-
cises May Rolack was presented with
a certificate for perfect attendance.
The teacher for next veal is Miss
Julia Brady. Deputy County Super
intendent Elizabeth Burr was in at
tendance.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-28
Richtcr Chosen Policeman.

Ed Richter. the Larimore news.
paper man who has been Covering
the Gass-Nelson mayoralty contest
from that city, has been selected as
sergeant at arms for the North Da-
kota Press association meeting in this
city. 1t is said that Mr.. Richter is as
good on a beat" as he is on a
SCOOP" and he is very good on q
.'scoop,"