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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
ST. MARES

A number of the business men have
organized an athletic club. r. B.
Ward is president.
The LADIES' Aid of the Presbyterian
church served an oyster supper elec-
tiOn day.
The st. Maries Lumber cOmpany's
sawmill Is to reopen on the 10th.
A proposition has been suggested
that the first week 10 April be des'g-
mated as cleanup week.
Thos. J. Horton OF Spokane lee.
tured on local option Monday night
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
Raced by an Earthquake.

Since 1861 the city of Mendoza, In
Argentina. has not erected structure
above one story in height. In that year
the greatest disaster which ever befell
the place. an earthquake. demolished
the town. and the Inhabitants have
been haunted ever since by the fear OF
a return OF such a holocaust. The
ruins Of the great cathedral. whose
walls crashed down upon the crowd OF
supplicants who had gathered within
for protection. still stand as warning
The old abandoned town lies about q
mile from the new town and Is mass
Of ruins. scarcely a single house re
manning intact
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

The body OF Clenenie Vcrxara,
,yexas ranchn,ap, " as secretly exhuni.
ed from the cemetery at Hidalun.
Mexico, the night of March I, aud
delfvered into the haods of friends ON
the America, side pf the Rio Grandc.
II is claimed v,rgarL was lured into
Mexico and killed Examination In
dicated he bad been 'rtureo Win n'e
shot three times and his skull crusosR
in.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

II. w. Dorman, president OF the
state board OF horticulture, has sent
out to a number OF the fruitgrowcrs
OF the state and to others interested
10 the industry, letter urging CO.
operation with the state inspectors
10 the matter OF spraying and caring
for the orchards.
The matter with the democratic
party IN Idaho today is that it con-
tains too many Hawley democrats.
too many Nugent democrats. too
many Dubois democrats. and not
enough Woodrow Wilson democrats, I"
according to Beecher Hitchcock,
county chairman of the Bonner coun.
ty democratic committee.
Frank Langley, lawyer OF Coeur
d'Alene, has been named for registrar
OF the U. S. land office there to sue
coed w. H. Batting. f. A. Mccall,
former probate Judge and adjutant
general. has been appointed receiver
to succeed VIM. Ashley. Mr.. Mccall
has recently been residing at Sand
point.
A hot clash occurred at Boise,
Monday when the petition asking for
the pardon OF B. F. O'Neil came up
for hearing. r. e. Mcfarland.
attorney for the petitioners, made
veiled political threats against
Attorney General Peterson II be re-
fused to grant the pardon, and the
attorney general def1ed him. Attorney
Wayne for Shoshone county was pre-
sent to oppose the petition and
recited the "crookedness" OF O'Neil
10 the banking business.
Because the postofflce department
IS unwilling to pay star route carriers
a fair compensation for carrying the
mail, more than three fourths of the
bids for Idaho recently received by
the postof1ice department have been
rejected, and only 80 contracts have
been let out Of 1853 routes advertised.
Star route carriers have been insist
Ing that they were entitled to an in
creased compensation on account Of
the material Increase ia the weight
Of mails handled, due to the parcel
post. Senator Brady has been insist
ing that the carriers should be paid
a reasonable price for their service,
and has denounced the effort of the
post0ffice department to compel
carriers to operate at loss.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
SPIRIT LAKE

G.. w. Berrier has finished deliver.
Ing 100000 feet OF yellow pine logs
at the l. g.. w. N. railroad.
The county commissioners an
nOunce that they will have work
commenced on II ad No. o, the
Rathdrum.S Spirit Lake road, as soon
as weather conditions permit. There
is money enough on hand TO com.
plete this road.
Louie Poirier OF Blanchard has con.
tracted for two carloads of pulp wood.
The Hardwood Co. OF Spoka ne
took 10000 tons OF Ice from BONANZA
lake this season. u
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

An examination Vt appiica,fs for
appointment as post mastarxj n iAtbol.
Bayview, Chatcolet| Fefr9Il,9 HARDEN
Lake. Lane and AlsfaGl'Qaak Alfa 'QQiaaak .All in
Kootenai. county, will syAai halo 1t
CoeHr d'Alene, I'd der icivil service
rules, ArtnFls. !. !.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
News Of the State.

State Inspectors seized 500 pounds
OF adalterated coffee at Lewiston.
State Game Warden Barber esti-
mates that there are 5,500,OO0 eggs
IL the several tlsh hatcheris of Idaho.
Th's number. he declares, will be in.
creased to over ten million e. little
later.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

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IN 10 a0hskQ sdi ~ YaiAss nolJsjsa
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
es sulphur lime ] to 20, adding 8 ID,

eS sulphur TINE ! 10 ZU, ADDING lbs,
salt to SO gallons water.
Eleven-Black aphis, use No. 8.
Twelve-Wooly aphis. Remove
the soil about 2 feet around the
trunk OF the tree, dissolve ! ID. Of I've
In y bucket Of water and pour on the
roots. cover same Immediately with
earth.
Thirteen-Red spider blister mites.
Use sulphur lime to 20.
FOurteen-All berry mildew. Use
sulphur lime or to 20 lust as the
buds are bursting.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
At NATIONAL CAPITAL
Paragraphs on Important Gov
ernment Affairs.
NO ROOM FOR ANEhlA
Public Palaces. s.-Test Votes On
Woman Suffrage
The Tribune Bureau.
BY J. 4. JONES

Washington, D. c. American
diplomacy is receiving severe tests
and whether it will be suspended
in the air as the result of jockying
Mexicans and canal treaties that
bind, remains to be seen. How
ever, the difficulties at the White
House and the state department
are such that there is no place in
the administration for anyone with
political anemia. Colonel Goeth-
ais says that the United States
government will not be affected
by extending universal treatment
to the boats Of all nations, and he
adds that the steamship companies
are the only ones vitality concerned
in the controversy. Aud Presi-
dent Wilson tells the country to
'skeep cool" and help him bring
Mexico to terms, without inter-
vention.
An energetic attack is being
made in congress upon the marble
palaces being built throughout the
country for postof6ces, and it is
urged that in this busy commercial
age "we need workshops in which
to conduct the postal business.
Likewise, the advance of the
parcel post and the great growth
of the country make it imperative
that there be more energetic
methods in constructing public
buildings. Throughout the coun-
try buildings authorized several
years ago have not yet been started;
and the governments architects in
Washington must be dreamy
sort, as it is claimed that that
branch of the government is FIVE or
six years behind in its work. A
big movement is being agitated in
congress to standardize methods
that will result in buildings for
cities that are entitled to them,
and to prescribe their class. Art
is being invited to take a back
seat, and pork barrel methods are
expected to decline in competition
with the more modern idea of the
maximum of efficiency in choosing
sites and in the construction of
buildings.
A number of test votes have
been taken in the senate regarding
woman suffrage. While it has not
been ascertained that that body
contains the two-thirds majority
necessary to commit it to the
proposition to submit the consti-
tutional amendment to the states,
yet it is nevertheless clear that the
senators are ready to take hold Of
the question and dispose of it
without rescrting to the numerous
subterfuges by which the resolu-
tion in the house has been showed
aside. The women who have been
in Washington in great numbers
asking action by congress urge
that inasmuch as nine states now
have equal suffrage, that the ques-
tion be finally determined by all
the people at the polls.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
HARRISON

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turndHyAse WeeRn4fOhps tHaldtabd6tt
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
staying for y mouth OF two.

staying Tor month OF TWO.
4. Petitions for and against continu-
ance " the Lakeside highway dis
trict have been tled with the county
commissioners.
The Harrison high school is PLAN
ming to send . debating team ~
Plummer.
-.
Mumps are PREVALENT 10 some cx.
tent among the school children.
Eggs are quoted at soc per dozen
and potatoes soc Ter 100 pounds.
A new bank Is 5000 to be started
At Plummer.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

buds are bursting.
Commissioners Proceedings
] Jan. 23-The board ordered certain
lands on the Occur d 'Alene- Post Falls
road condemned for right OF way,
property OF r. T. Knight. Bingham
Lee, ]. A. Blansatch, CLAUS Crone,
John Schmidt.
Feb. 3.-Commissioners present, q.
| n. DOWnie, I. A. Libby.
Bills allowed:
Virgil T Strickler, right Of way $43
Remington Typewriter Co, sup Z
G Q Dart, sal probation otflcer Is
Phyllis Hill, rent for jail so
W Fl Elstone, cougar bounty Is
The st. Maries Record, ptx. 45O
CdA bank & trust Co, rent 20
John Rensberry, boat hire shrf IL
L A Larsen, supplies INDECENT Is
w Schoonover, sup poor farm 10 95
e Volkel, sup for indigeot 10
John w Graham & Co, supplies l
B James, witness fees 625
! Burroughs Adding Machine Co,
repairs AIS
Probate Court costs, case state
VS. Hendershot 73
Probate Court costs, case state
VS.. Sholtz Is IS
Dan Bell, work for sheriff 96
G E Bobo & Sons, urial pauper 81
;" - I" II so
Mt View hotel, board surveyors 74O
Reiniger Bros, sup poor farm 35 IS
f F Shadduck, sup INDECENT Is
A Thompson, bridge work 10 SO
e F Eaton, boat hire sheriff II
John Busby, medical care Indig. 8
City drug store, sup INDECENT Is 45
D D brennan, vital statistics
report 81 75
] Is Williams, work surveyors
DIR. Sheppard. insanity hearing s
DR.. John Sheppard, expense post
mortem and inquest on body OF
John r. Wilson 100 80
A q Modlin, exp co surveyor 40
Fraternal BldgAsso, rent inquest 10
T w Schoonover, sup poor farm 9l5
John Young, supplies INDECENT 30
N D Wernette, exp CO attorney 33 90
City Taxi Cab Co, hire. sheriff % SO
CdA Review, printing l25
Consumers Co, water and light lO2 35.
O L Sheffield, work fol surveyor 81 OF
w G Crews, salary dep surveyor l3l
Pacific Tel Co, rentals So Is
Nelson Bros. supplies INDECENT 10
B Hogan, work for co attrny. 25
Fred Williams, sup to assessor 80 20
Cd'A bank Co rent for co atty 40
G e Acton, exp as assessor Al
r G Egbers, exp CO supt. 40 20
Lakeside Pharmacy, sup county "a 25
E Roach, work for auditor 20 10
Reiniger Bros. sup poor farm SO 05
Interstate Tel Co. rentals 90 Is
Santa Mile Co, sup for INDECENT 10
Jas Jones. care INDECENT "a
G N Downie, exp CO commits. SO 95
v w Sanders, wk for treasurer 1863 10
9 Sage, care poor farm "a 40
Rob. H Hall, work treasurer 1856 %
Frank Evans. wk for 's 129 so
A w Burleigh, sup INDECENT 20 95
L H Latta, ,wk for (" 1877 80
Geo Leblanc, wk for treasurer 1877 Is
Spirit Lake Herald printing $50 IS
CdA hospital Co, care prisoner %
CdA Cab Co, cab hire sheriff 20 81
Cassidy & Nelson, burial old
/ soldier SO
Morrow Mile Co,sup INDECENT 46 05
J NJ Brown & Co, sup :. 40
CdA Lum Co,supplies surveyor q 90
| Feb. ALI members present.
Bills allowed:
e w Clark, supplies to county 81 Is
Syms York Co, sup auditor 81 65
CdA Review, printing b0
Spirit Lake Herald. printing SO So
Irwin, Hodson Co, sup auditor 46 SO
Shaw Borden ca, sup county 81 "a
Frank Shepard Co, sup CO atty l6
. West Pub Go, sup co atty II
S N Babbit, livery hire sheriff l SO
CONTINUED ON LAST PAGE. 70
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-10
Brand Whitlock's Quiet Time

Brand Whitlock found the crash
idg din of Toledo, Ohio, too nerve
racking for fellow who wanted
calm, old-world peace in which to
write new book. SO he accepted
n post as minister to Belgium, feel
ing that in the sleepy Flemish atmos-
phere he would be surrounded by
ideal conditions.
Bang!!l
The European war broke out and
suddenly almost an entire corps of
ambassadors unloaded their duties
upon Brands shoulders. He accepted
them all. Then came the vanguard OF
the war-scared refugees. attempting
TO return TO America Brand cared
for them in dozens, scores, hundreds,
thousands, legions. He arranged for
money for the moneyless, ships for
the shipless, clothes for the clothless,
and finally got all OF his stranded
and panic-stricken compatriots out
OF the various warning nations and
Then came the distribution of food,
supplies and money to the real vic
Tins OF the war-the women and chill
dren rendered homeless by the de-
stroying armies. Whitlock again was
at the head and front OF everything.
He Is sticking on the job like a
hired man at a corned-beef and cab
bage dinner. OF all the Americans
i'm Europe he is the biggest, the bus
lest, and the most effective. Day and
night, since the first week in August,
he has been up and doing. Not day
elapses but discovers him In a new
role as first-aid to something.
We should like TO read that book
that was to have been written in "the
calm and peaceful atmosphere OF
sleepy Flanders"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-10
ReedsviIle

Mrs Thomas Tusing and three children
Of Cumberland, Md, are here the guests
Of friends and relatives.
Miss Lura Dill was 4 Masontown visitor
one day last week.
John Guseman Of Mannheim. spent
Sunday here with his parents.
Miss Ada Tusing il at Fairmont this
week visiting old friends
Rev. a. j. l.. Curtis is holding pro-
tracted meeting at Hopewcll, which ia
one Of his appointments.
The stork arrived at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs VI b. Asbburn last Thursday
and liit fine big boy.
DUR ShaGer Of Morgantown, spen,
Sunday here with home folks.
George Ashburn and daughter Mrs. v.
j. Gu.eman we're at Bull Run last Sun.
dag
VI. b Ashbuu attended the funeral oil
his grandmother, Mrs. Serena Jeukin.
at Bull Run last Monday.
Miss Laura Shaner is at home aftei
spending several weeks At Morgantowr
with her sisters
w. ". Wilson Of Morgantown, spent
Sunday here with his daughter littl,
Mary Wilson.
Mr.. Osborne Of Masontown, wired IN,
residences OF ID. G. and j. y. Dill fo
electric lights last week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-10
Gainesville

lhihp Walls moved his family Ia
Morrantowu last week.
Mrs II J. Founcy Of Independence
was visiting friends and relatives i'm and
near Gladesvillc last week.
our school has not begun. owing 70
delay In putting In the heaters. This /.
no fault OF the contractor, MIR. Gross. as
he Is only waiting for the heating stoves
10 b. put in 50 that he can. complete
minor details Of the work
Rev. NJ. l.. Hall has accepted cali a.
pastor Of the Gladesville Baptist church
aud preached his first sermon last sun.
day. Brother Hall will locate iu Gladcs.
Vile and will scryo Goshen and Bethel
churches az pastor ia connection with
the Gladesvillc church.
lsaac Erwin, who Is working at Morgan
town, visited his family u few days last
week.
Wade Sapp of Blaine, is reported very
low after an operation rendered necessary
10y fall ON plank walk several weeks
ago. Ills father, brothers and sisters
have been summoned Co his bedside.
His mother Is not able To make the trip.
There Is scarcely possible hope OF his
recovery. The family have the profound
sympathy OF the entire community in
this sore afliction.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-10
Rodamer

We are in the midst of the greatest
sleet storm that has visited this section
Tor quite number OF years.
Some one entered Mrs. Bell Messenger 4
barn lew nights ago and Helped them
selves TO a quantity OF hay and also visit
ed her chicken house and lifted some
forty or fifty 81 ickens and cut two sets OF
harness to pieces and took part of the
harness with them.
Frank Cunningham moved into his
new house Friday.
Mrs j. Ridenour il sufferer at this
time from an attack of pneumonia fever.
Tom Whetzell is preparing 10 build a
new house on his farm near here.
There seems to be a great attraction at
ii. u. Stump for one Henry Cunningham
james Tanner made business trip 10
Clarksburg last week.
Mrs. Is. +. Flood called at b. f.
Bucklew's Tuesday
Mrs Martha Bucklew was visitor at
Lloyd Plum's Wednesday,
Mrs. Sarah Messenger has been visiting
at Lee Keller's, near Morgantown for
several days.
Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Will Wotrlng,
November p, girl, DR.. -. f. Scott at
tending physician,
Mrs. Susan HardestY, who has been
sick for some time, is slowly improving.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-10
twilight

III. q. Burke of birds Greek. was a
Twilight visitor for a short time last
Sunday.
The heavy sleet has done considerable
damage in this section of the country.
j. A. Freeland and son Clarence made
a flying trip 10 Morgantown last Satur-
| day.
Rachel Sheets and daughter of Mason
town, we've Kanes Creek visitors "A part OF
last week
Rev. u. +. Melee will preach at
Bethlehem next Sunday night Rev.
MCGEE has been assigned the Reedsyille
work and is held in high esteem by
everybody.
The store building at Millersport,
owned by Mrs J. M. Johnson has been
repaired and is now used for lodge
room by the grangers. They say the
goat is getting quite unruly, having 10
use q side saddle as they have not receiv-
| ed their riding habits for the ladies yet.
We were aroused from our peaceful
slumber one night last week and supposed
war had been declared. We could hear
firing along the picket line az we thought,
and the boom Of heavy artillery We
medtated and wondered II it were posi-
blethat these warning nations had invaded
this fair land Of ours and was about %
bring war and misery 10 our people. but
upon futher investigation we learned
that Mrs. Florance Bittner was a Kancs
Creek visitor, having recently married
Nelson Bittner Of that place. This il
serenade No. 2 and it vas one Of the
old fashioned kind. May their shadows
never grow dim, their journey through
the uneven pathway OF life pleasant and
all their troubles little ones.
Thomas Turner and wife Of Mason
town, we're visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter
ki9ner Of near here, last Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-10
ResolutIonn OF Raanaot

AZ special meeting OF the Christian
Endeavor society the following resolutions
were adopted.
Whereas, az it hath pleased Almighty
God in his wise providence 10 remove
from orr midst our beloved sister and
friend, Hazel Born, who departed this
life November 2Sth. She became y
member Of the Methodist Protestant
church in the year 1912, and also mem
Der Of the G. T.. society and was an active
and faithful member, both in the church
aud out. And while We deeply mourn
her loss, We realize that we must submit
to the will Of God. For our loss is her
eternal gain; therefore, be il,
Resolved. That this socety shall be-
benefited by the kind Of life that Haze
lived while here among ne, and may eacl,
member 90 live that they shall meet
Hazel on Gods eternal shore and be il
further.
Resolved, That we wish to extend our
heartfelt sympathy 10 the bereayed
father, mother. brother and friends: and
be il further,
Resolved, Also that a copy Of these
resolutions be sent 70 all the counts
papers, and that the parents receive a
copy that they be rendered On the minute.
OF the secretary's book.
Eli MYERS,
EMMETT RooERs,
EMMA TAYLOR,
Committee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-10

The people Of this vicinity !. ~i,nes~in.
very heavy sleet at the present time.
| b. ID. spiker and Floyd Gale Of N.
burg. are business callers In Unionto~u
a, this writing.
Marshall Benson and son Clyde have
been kept busy for the last few wrek.
butchering for the neighbors. Mr..
Benson. as stated in last weeks issue.
has certainly Got the pig (taul skinned
in our little village.
Miss Thankful lston remains in poor
health.
q. G. Welton was surveying the N.
G. Matlick land for J. z. Barnes last
week.
Mrs. Charles Burnes was calling os
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Barnes
Sunday.
Daniel Wolfe says he and the general
blacksmith OF Brandonvillc and Bructon
can not hit il very we'll. lie highly
recommends the blacksmith at Albright
MIR Wolfe is our mail carrier from Al.
bright TO Brandonville.
Three young men Of near Pleasant
Valley, were calling on their lady friends
OF near this place recently.
The Kid club of this place has made
very good scare on rabbits since their
club was organized, having caught 25
cotton tails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham
and Miss Mayne Gale of Bruceton. were
calling on T, :, Cunningham and wife
Sunday last.
The new hotel is doing rushing bust.
ness with Mrs. Elizabeth Early as pro.
prietor.
Samuel Nedrow, Jr., IL calling ON
home folks, MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Nedrow
of this place.
Grandpa Forquer, aged S3 years, was
walking our streets with his cane one
day last week. We were all glad To see
grandpa out again.
Miss Edna Benson was calling on
Mary Adey one evening last week.
We notice Charles Miller has returned
home again
Albert Benson, our general huckster,
made his usual trip To Pennsylvania
again last week
W. J.. Neiman, our hustling mail
carrier, has very sick horse ID. j.
Wolfe and Clyde McGinnis, our veterinary
doctors of town here pronounced il IA
the mouth and foot disease, il being the
first in our community.
Miss Nellie Spiker was calling ON her
sister Mrs. Henry Matlick Sunday after
noon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-12-10
Stock Owner Warned Against I'm
posters

Reports are now beginning to come in
to the department. from several of the
states quarantincd for the foot and mouth
disease that persons who have no con-
necuon whatsoever with the department
are attempting TO pass themselves of AS
Federal inspectors. There are several
possible motives that might account for
the existence of these inposters. In the
outbreak Of 1908 there were instances of
men who obtained money from credulous
victims who believed that in this way
theY would escape the Inconvenience of
quarantine and disinfection. This il. of
course, very simple form OF extortion.
Another motive may be the sale OF some
quick remedy for the disease.
Stock owners can protect Themselves
very easily against this fraud, for there Ia
no specific remedy for the foot and mouth
disease. Since the germ has never been
lnoculated, IL has never been possible as
vet to find any serum that would act
either ~ cure or preventive, and the
public may be quite certain that anyone
who saws that he is an employee of the
Department of Agriculture, and nc the
same time attempts to sell or even rec
ommend anything of the sort, is simply
an imposter. For this reason stock
owners are warned not TO allow strangers
To visit their stock or attempt an demon.
STATIONS of so-called cures 10y injections
or otherwise.
There IN, moreover, very great danger
that such people might disseminate the
disease. IL IL "A well-known fact that the
germs can be carried on clothing. In
Injected territory, therefore, It is quite
possible that a man who has come i'm
contact with stricken animals may bring
the disease TO n perfectly healthy herd.
This also accounts for much of the spread
Of hog cholera.
Tho department therefore recommends
all farmers To keep their animals from
contact with ali save those who have
definite business with them.