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Evening journal., 1914-12-01
IN AND ABOUT nELAMARE cIry

Special to The EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del. Dec. -
Charles Hall, Jr., who has been
seriously i'll with typhoid fever and
double pneumonia, is improving.
A number of changes will be made
during December in the officers at
Fort Du Pont First Lieutenant Ro-
bert r. Welshimer. who has been ad-
jutant, has been ordered to the Coast
Artillery School at Fort Monroe, Va
Captain Charles f. N. Howard, in
command OF the 36th Company. at
Fort Mott, n. j.. has been ordered 10
the Coast Artillery School at Fort
Evening journal., 1914-12-01
sTANTON,s SOCIAL SIDE.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STANTON. Del. Dec. Ia few Of
the young people of this town attend
ed the dance given at the Opera
House at Middletown. on Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Webb. Jr,
spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr..
Evening journal., 1914-12-01

returned 10 her home after a visit
with Miss Helen Bender, Of this
place.
Frank Moore has taken over the
restaurant Of his brother, Benjamin
Moore.
Evening journal., 1914-12-01

clubs of Lewes and Rehoboth, have re-
Gently sent several barrels and boxes Of
clothing and food to the Belgian SUI
ferers.
Evening journal., 1914-12-01

city.-Miss Elizabeth Dickey was the
recent guest of Miss Nellie Marvel.
Evening journal., 1914-12-01

- 1TRANGE things breed in the
- deserts OF southern California
|'IlsSs some Of them beautiful.
some Of them symbolic Of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-07

The Polish people of South Chi
cago appealed to County Commits
sioner Stanley Kuflewski and he
made a trip to the County Hospital
yesterday.
But Kufiewski is one of the Demo-
cratic members of the county board
and Chapman is too well-trained a
soldier of Mccormick to do anything
for him.
Chapman backed up Doc Wood. 1t
didn't bother him that the girl was in
a serious condition. Politics was poll
tics.
The girl needs hospital care now.
Her mother goes out scrubbing every
day. And there would be no one home
to care for Amelia.
So Commissioner KufieWski went
down in his own pocket and the girl
was taken to the West Side Hospital.
Kuflewski announced that he
would bring the case to the attention
of the County Board.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-07
CHAPMAN REFUSES CARE TO
GIRL FIRE VICTIM

GlRL FIRE VIC I'M
Warden William o. Chapman has
brought the fight of his chief, A. A.
Mccormick, against the Democratic
party into his work at the County
Hospital in refusing attention to a lit
tie girl, who was brought 81 miles
to the County Hospital after being
badly burned by the explosion of a
gasoline stove.
The girl, Amelia Ostrowski, IA
years old, was injured Thursday night
in her home, S712 Buffalo av., when
she had started preparing supper for
her mother, a scrubwoman.
She was horribly burned and was
Central train, on which the run to the
city was made.
A police ambulance met the train
downtown and the girl, was rushed
to the County Hospital. There they
received a shock. The sleepy attend
ants called DR.. D. o. Wood.
Doc Wood, who is the best politi-
cian-physician at the hospital, abso-
lutely turned down the case. He said
it wasn't a hospital case. A similar
decision on the part of the County
Hospital a few months ago caused
the death of John Lyons.
They refused to even give the girl
emergency care. The police were
nonplussed. They didn't know where
to bring the girl. But they were more
humane than Wood and they started
out to find a place for the girl.
They finally got attention for the
girl at the East Chicago avenue sta
ton. But after that came the uues-
ton Of caring for the girl overnight.
She was at last taken to the female
quarters at the South Clark
street station.
DR.. Robert Lenard, who first at
tended the girl in South Chicago, was
amazed when told that Doc Wood
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-07

What do you THINK OF pencIIing
ones eyebrows?"
That's where l draw the line"
John D. shoVeIed snow from walk
of his New York country home. For
the exercise, or to save 25 cents to
help pay that ineome=tax?
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FINANCE
Foreign Exchangs Rates Practically
Normal - Situation Now
Mostly Improved

NEW YORK. oct 2s.-The foreign
exehange markets showed little change
to-day from recent conditions. aside
from a slight hardening OF rates on Lon
don and German financial centers. Again
there were large offerings OF bills. in
consequence Of further extensive pur-
chases OF supplies for export. In the
opinion or competent brokers. exchange
on London. so far as Ia Affects practical
purposes. Is now almost normal.
interests profess TO see in
the Increasing outflow OF our merchan-
disc and food stufs tot the beligerent
nations vastly more thar a mere adj
Justment OF exchange. They declare
that II exports are maintained at their
present high level for the balance of the
year. not only Will our OBLIGATIONS
across the water be changed to credits.
out the present menace OF liquidation
OF our stocks by Europe will be auto
matically dispelled.
For the first time in several weeks.
the banks showed a fairly large loss
OF cash to the sub-treasury on the
known money movement. IL was NOT
believed. however. that last week. sate
isfactory bank statement. with its re-
,turbed.
An increasing demand for money for
mercantile purposes was reported here
and at other prominent commercial CEN
ters.. the more s~easonable weather hav-
ing given an impetus to many lines OF
business.
An echo OF conditions in the steel in
dustry was heard In further deferred or
suspended dividends and the weekly re-
views or trade authorities which state
that the winter prospect il far from
encouraging and that prices continue 10
yield. Almost the only branch OF ms
Is barbed wire. for which mani -,
orders have been received
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FRENCH DESTROY
AMMUNITION PARK
cRAWIED UP AND KILLED GER
MAN SENTRlES AND THEN
SET FIRE TO WOODS.
These Sheltered Ammunition WAGONS
and All the Shells Were
Exploded.

PARIS. Oct. 2s. 1855 p. m.-The
N1gor of the German attacks on the
northwest diminished greatly to-day
after they had carried u two sur
prise assaults during the night. which
cost both sides dearly.
Real success has been attained by
the allies, who have not only prevent.
ed a breach in their lines, but have
made considerable progress. and now
hrmly hold the line from Newport TO
DiXmude. and on TO the neighborhood
OF Lille.
Officers who have returned from the
front describe a difficult and danger
n task performed by the native
troops during the night along the
Belgian coast They surprised and
destroyed a German ammunition park
thus putting out of action several
German batteries which had caused
great annoyance to the allies. who
could not reach them with their ar
tillery.
In absolute darkness several crept
up stealthily and killed the German
sentries. They then set fire TO a
thtcket where the ammunition wag.
ons were sheltered. causing an the
shells to eplode.
The German lines have been visibly
thinned TO the south Of Lille and ST.
Quentin and along the lines OF trench.
es leading TO the eastern frontier,
but in the neighborhood of Craonne
and Berry-Au-Bac on the Aisne. where
General Won Kluck Is commanding.
the German forces are In great
strength.
II Is believed that the German
troops who captured Antwerp are
now massed near the Belgian coast
and that additional divisions are as.
sisting them which have been
brought from the long front where the
siege has progressed for so many
weeks.
A recurrence OF the German often
sive was expected near Craonne,
where General Won Kluck started a
sharp diversion to test the strength
a. the allies lines. and was thrown
back. Further east. in the ArgOnne
region. and on the frontier. severe
bRhtinR continues necessarily a. the
result OF which the French troops are
reported to have made constant pro.
gress.
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GOV oLYNN sUsPENos
WARDEN OF SING SING

ALBANY. n ". Oct. 2s-In commit
ance with Governor Gfvnn,e reoneef
John ID Riley, State superintendent
OF prlsonf today suspended Warden
Joseph Mccormick Of Sing Sing ufia.
on pending au i-vpetiratlon OF alicia
lions that David A. sullivan. wrecker
on the old Union Rank Of brooklyn.
While n prisoner Gcorre :. Weed. OF
ilattfburr. deputy superintendent Of
prisons. becomes temporary warden.
Earlier m the DAY Assistant District
Attorney Goldetcin. o. Hrookiyn. rad
conferred with superintendent Riley,
and had s~ubpoenaed Michael y
Walsh. deputy State comntrollcr. and
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SISTERSVILLE

ffsTEHsNILLE s. Va. oct %
Ihc AEoma class 81 fhe BAPTIST church
met at The home 81 Mis- Peal Tfr.-
AuesdnY evening o. make -arranremsnfa
Tor n hafarr 90 te held December Il
D. carroll Society 81 the M b.
church mef Hf the home o. flra. Wm
retcra "wednesday afternoon An mem
hera we're urearuf ard a. VsrY interest
ing meffiur war hrlH
Mier GLADYS fraaf. 90 View Narffnr.
VILE o. the gueaf uf Mice WrFrf Nfrrnr.
Mrs Leroy and daughter. Mra Hrttarf
~ Indiana. are vIelfinr re formera son.
Michael leroy.
MlsH Marf tuuw'rrH lnff Tuaadav
Tor n Weefl visit with friends In Nan
nlnFtun. CiartHhurg ana Fafrmouf.
Mr. N a. HuVt0n has zone fo rfffs.
hurrh. 90 spend % week Or ten dava win
friends
short stay with friends in Tsarsrrrnurr.
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IN sTILL oeAplockrn

SCRANTON. Pa. Oct. ge-Thc
jury I'm the case Of William perraw
who was tried here last week on ar
charge of numbering Mary Ouinn
WE'VE years axe. was stN1 deadIocted
~ was locked up for nearly
20 the court that there b. no possible
nance 81 an agreement being reach.
.n Zach time they have been In.
formed that. under the law. they must
say y until they reach a verdict
70 days ago some of the Jurors
sent out for changes Of clofbfnr ~.
claring they had made up their minds
- To- what the verdict should BE- ana
WOULD stay All winter rather than
change g.
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STILL AGROUND
Torpedo Boat Destroyer stiu HoIdlna
Fast and Heroic Efforts VIII BE
Made 20 Float Her Today.

NORFOLK. Va. Oct 2S.-Powerml
submarine blowpipes and pumps were
laksn 70 Lynnhayen bay tonight 70 be-
used tomorrow in an effort 10 float
the United states torpedo boat d..
stroyer Paulding. ashore since yester.
day on n sandbar.
Marine men believed further enorts
20 pull the vessel on might strain me-
hull and that tho only hope Of freeing
the SNIP lay IN drcdelng. a seventy
mile wind that drove the pauIding
ashore showed the vessel deep info
the sand
A part Of the Padding crew of
"a men was taken aboard The aurIi.
iary cruiser Panther today The
cruiser. with two naval tugs. stood BY
at DAY.
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ADMIT DEFEAT
German Official Announcement Says
Troops Were Forced 20 Leave Pc
land BY Superior Numbers.

BERLIN. Oct %. (via Amsterdam
and London, S.22 p. mD-The Ger.
man and Austrian troops In Poland.
according "a an official announcement
Issued In Berlin to-day. have been
forced TO withdraw before fresh Rus.
gian forces advancing from ivangorod.
Warsaw N Novogeornievsk after
having rcpuiscd all former Russian at.
lacks
The official statement continued
AT FIRST the Russians did not FOL.
low and the Withdrawal 81 our troops
took place without difficulty. The re-.
serve troops viii change their lorna.
ton. according to the situation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. cool. weather area
has moved southwark. appearing this
morning over the Tennessee valley and
Trusts In the Tennessee valley and
Northern Georgia
a low pressure area of great extent
at,ehueu Dy warmer weather. covers the
Outheastward toward the central vai-
ieSs The ~pressures are rising again
~ me northwest. where the tempera-
lures are lower.
fair weather. with rising temnera-
ture. Is indicated for this section 10
night and Thursday. ~
Local data: Highest temneraturc
yesterday. 40; lowest last night 40. Nc
rainfall. es 80 ""
The Ohio will change but slightly In
the district during the next SO hours.
II. g. HOWE.
Section Director.
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I'll INTERN REsERvIsrs.

OTTAWA. Oct. 2s.-The Dominion
government has decided TO intern
1eInan and Austrian r~eservists who
might become useful" 10 the armfee
OF their countries should they leave
Canada Those who ~ Ia considered
would not become dangerous will he
allowed to go where they please. An
order TO this effect will be proclaim.
"a AT once. Large numbers OF reser.
and many OF them are without funds
or employment.
To carry out it, plan the govern.
mcnt VIII open regular registration
offices where persons Of alien enc.
my nationality must report and re-.
ply 10 questions ~prOpOunded BY the
REGISTRARS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
SON is FREE
Harold English. VINO shot his Pathsr,
Thinking Ne Was = Burglar, CIV
en- Liberty ny Jury.

Following the erdic OF the jdry
which declared that Harry English
came TO his death from gunshot wounds.
accidentally inflicted By "A gun in the
hands OF Harold English. the son. being
under tho Impression that Harry ErE-
lish was u burglar" the young man wa1
unfortunately killed his father. late
Tuesday evening. At the family home IN
Glendale. was given his liberty by the
Marshall county authorities.
The coroncrs jury was empaneicd 81
O'Clock yesterday morning. consisting
Of n. y. Venus. George W. Carouthers.
" r. H-aumgsrdner. D.. e.. Lutes. "a IA.
Lutes and Dr W. y. Honar. shortly ar
ter the verdict was announced the Young
man was given his liberty
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suEp ron

I.lIANAppTLs. Ind oct fa-sult
Tor $4,000 damages for ALLEGED aIanssr
vas hled by Thomas Taerart. Demo.
cfatio national committeeman from In.
diana. against urinvnu smith. Owner 81
the Indianapolis News. today The auft
based on an editorial which o. said
~ have appeared lu au edition OF IN
PAPER today According 90 the com
plaint The editorial made false. mail.
..gus ana defamatory charges against
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29

Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. oct. 2s-Butter-Firm:
unchanged
Cheese-Firmer: state. whole ms
fresh. white and colored. specials Ike:
do. average fancy 14A NI5c.
Eggs-Steady. state. Pennsylvania
and nearby. hennery browns 36nf0c.
FlOur-Quiet. steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
WHEAT

CHICAGO. oct. 2S-AIthouRh wb.at
showed strength most OF the time TO-DAY.
hour OF the session The turn -
soI OF ths bear side was due 10 selling
s~Pecnlators who found the market
temporarily without support UeavIs
ness ruled al the close which ys.t.s
sr2m 70 y under last might. Corr
"hished unchanged 10 = higher. nats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29

Esther and Myra Thomas Of Sevep-
teenth street and WarwOod avenue are
slowly improving after being m 80
the last few weeks. VI
Ray Almond OF South Warwood av.-
nue mas accepted a position with the
ioNeland water and Light companv
street Commissioners Edward Hrooks
has started work on Improving me
Foad north OF Twenty-sixth street
Miss Elizabeth Robinson OF Ntntb
street ~ recovering after having An
attack OF tonsolitis. %"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29

All plans have been completed ond
~ PUPILS OF the nth. sixth and sew
pect 70 enjoy a good time this eveninag
Mhen they Will give n masquerade party
~ ~ school on kichland avenue. All
mshlpers are planning TO 20 and an
enjoyable time Is expected -"
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WARW00D


large crowd attended the Hallov-
een social and Entertainment given last
eNehlhsn by members OF the Ladies AID
soslety OF the Methodist church. A very
lhteresung program was rendered and
IeIreshments We're served. The buiId-
tumn colors.
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Ordered candera

At tho meeting Of the local co,,ou
tuesday. the members voted on havinv
TOUR car loads OF cinders hauled INTO
la dinertnt parts OF the town ~
Nork Viii be. done by street Commits
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PHoNIHEEr owl HEAn
Deputy Supreme President zoos Hsrs
Relative 20 suit

supreme president ~ tho order ~ owls.
arrived Dol The city Yesterday norman.
on business relative Co. the suit filed in
federal court Tuesday by George o.
Hernft ~ South Bend. Ind. secretary q
Che order. praying Tor an Injunction
Hnaiust the supreme Officers lie o..
ciHrDH that The charges are absurd
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OF the Ladies' Aid society of
ne Lutheran church will give an ali
eay meeting at the residence OF Mrs
George Bruhu. corner Eighteenth stra.,
ana Richland avenue. Saturday
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The Ladies' Aid society OF the Presnr-
terlan church will hold a meetinnF ans
afternoon az the church on Twentfefn
street All members are urged 10 H.
present as the afternoon will he $500
IN compiling plans for the bazaar ana
market, November Il and Il
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Weekly meeting OF the Aid soci.,v nj,
the N. +. church will e held this alter
noon at 2 O'Clock At the church. corner
fourteenth street and Orchord avenue
Most OF the afternoon will he snent a.
aiseussing matters pertaining 10 the
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uPnIsrHa

VERA CRUZ OCT 1saA RISING OF n
portion ~ the HHf rlrln 90 Iainmt last
niEnt was checkrd. but uult after the
jose 81 $50 KILLED nrd wnurdcl accord.
Ing Co estimates rrcoitei hF the Am
cricnn authorities
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KILLED nrMsELr.

r~OTTsvrLLE IA Oct
lmholtE ~ VALLEY View. accidonfaav
shot and Killed himself while hunflur
lnlaf ne Waa standing on a atfHup
men he slipped and the gun be- cnrrIad
Discharged The shot penetrated his
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ToNAWANuA. ~ ". oct as-Ffra
tonight destroyed The brady Urothera
lumber vard causing r. loss 81 ffn0. 900.
lne Ahamite Abrasive company also
suffered n loss estimated 81 so. n00. al
one time many Hurruuudinr residences
we've threatened
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AMSTERDAM. Holland oct as-fVa
Lnndnn. TO 20 D. mI-The Nlruwe Van
Iiru lnr says ~ learns from EIuIa thai
iuFitiNca arriving there this murnfur
rom IfuFoH and Dnffnd rfu0rfrf nrrrr
WfNNnN last ulNHf between NIruuurf
end p.fend. The allies are said 81 have
made hayunct attacks and the Germans
- have finally refrcafod unrthward To-
mlnulnhurFhr. lnaNlnn many dead
me ufWarnurr adds fhHf che Germans
gre tfhiuE heavy gum to pstrud from
hnocka and Trurea
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leader Of Mccormick =
home county. 20 appear before fho
hlngs county Grand jury to-morroW
Walsh has been generally credited
Win obtaining McCormicks appoint.
mfnt
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LONDON OFT 81. % d. m-N
Itirngrhd nlrunfrn o. Reuters TrIr.
gfaln company says The number ~ Aus
Itlnn prisoners brought into hieV since
VIC cgfumeu ement % The uHr has
rrnrLe1 \ lnllI 81 Inn-nnn
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Dance and Euohr..


shield Of Honor lodge No. 6 Eav. a
dance and euchre last evening at Z
o'clock at the owls club building.
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on = ah to 4. and provisions struns
out from IS cents decline TO a rise OF
s2is cents.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, Oct. 2s.-Cattle--
Steady; supply light. Choice 50 IS:
prime SS.5OaSs0.
Sheep-Steady; supply light. Prime
wethers sS.5oG5.75; cuIls and
$4,000 400; lambs $500 100.
Veal calves-Sl0.5OH HOO.
Hogs-Active: receipts 20 doubledecks
Prime heavles. mediums and heavy
porkers s7.75d7.s0; light porkers 81 so
ga.9o; pigs sT.0Oa7.25; roughs ss.75m
700.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.=Hogs-Receipts
s4,V0O; weak. Bulk $500 I.6O: light
Slog7-To; rough s7.1oa 40; pigs s4.SO
te.35 II. 90: steers t5.7BmS.25: stockers
and feeders tb.O0MS1O: cows and heif-
ers s3.5OMs.20; calves s725d11.OO.
$500 6.10: yearlings S5.S5a6.75; lambs
s6.25a 500.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. oct. 2s-Credit bal
ances stf5 Runs 1859; average TO-
20 shipments 1i2.2t3. average 20
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FINANCIAL.

Matt Campbell H. in Pittsburgh look
ihk Aiter business matters.
Mrs w. y. Bcightol left Tucsdav for
Utica. Pa. where Mr.. BeightoI 10 located
snd where they will make their future
samuel De- has returned from New
Oumberland. where he vas called by the
bcboll -
Mrs. = NJ Hunter anI sor. Robert.
went 70 Wheeling Tuesday. 20 meet air
nunter, Who H. on his wa home r-om
'etnpriuEe springs. Pa.
jules Faux and son. 81 Mt Vernon.
o.. have arrived here 90 resume their
tory.
Miss Helen Huffman. Of New Afafa-
moras. o. the guest OF Mrs Perry Wolfe.
one - the fastest rames o.. the sen-
son VII BE- played SATURDAY. bsfween
-istersVille High and MAGNOLIA ~ rh. al
NeW M~artlusNllle Fdr the mast fUo
years The locale have beaten MarnoIin
Us scores Of p fo % and gf-G. q LARGE
crowd ~ routers viii e1mua snr
strong team 81 SiefsrfsIff- 20 Ecw Mar
tluaville.
Misses Helen Slemakef ara Mary Tai.
bot VIII attend the uaurussr dame
90 view MartinsVille Frldas rvcuinl
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The Wears wife Onouirinr After
black sheep)-And how Is your son
dolnf since he vent o. New YORK;
Hodge twhuse ron has written 20
him from the famous New York pria-
onl-Ee gone OF TO China. APPARENT
mum y writes TO me from sing
sins iondon sketch.