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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29

During the presidency OF Diaz OF the
republic OF Mexico I went there with
a stock. Of goods and opened a store in
the state Of Durango. For awhile I did
very well Mexico had long been at
peace with herself. foreign capital had
come in to develop the country. and If
looked as though her prosperity would
continue
The first wreck OF my hopes was the
revolution that displaced Disz and
placed Msdero at the head of the Next-
can government But this was nothing
10 the accession Of Huerta and the tur-
MOL during his administration and
fall The Mexican people. especially
those who supported Huertas believing
that their troubles came largely from
the refusal of the United States gov
eminent to recognize him as president
of Mexico. turned more bitter than
ever against Americans
Z had made a number Of friends
among @eEIcans and was permitted TO
continue my business without m0lesta-
tion This was all very well so long
as I remained in the location OF my
nome and business But ] was fond
of sEetChiuE. and ! intended as soon as
I could get ont of Mexico with my
capital To 80 north and study art. The
Sierra Nadre mountains are not far
from my home. and desired 10 take as
many sketches us possible away with
ms Of the fine landscapes there
one evening after sketchiug during
the day ( went TO q house devoted 10
the entertainment ~ strangers 20 pass
the night The place correspond 70
the old American tavern of former
DAYS. = was not especially clean. and
the persons 1t contained were Of lows
grade
About 10 o'clock at night i was slt-
ting tn lna dining room reading Il
newspaper ] had gone there for the
purpose. since lamp swung over the
table save the only light that enabled
me 10 read com f0rtabIy. 7 was seated
directly under it. with my back to an
open door. when. hearing q faint creak
Of floor board ID my rear. raised my
eyes from my paper They lighted on
a shadow cast on wall before me The
shadow was not cast by ire light over
nay head. bat by one back Of the object
that produced it. II was not very dis
ancr but sufficiently SO for me 10 dis
sinEu5sa il as the shadow Of 3 man
The head covering was plainly a som
1rer0. The owner and shoulders came
next. HHe left arm was lowered, and
since the shadow Of the right arm was
simply lump f surmised that i'll was
raised and pointed in nay direction
Is required only q fraction OF a sec
ond FOR me ro see 10 this shadow what
is called in art foreshorfeued arm.
4 believed also that the hand contained
weapon That it was q pistol and
net knife was event. since Il. too
was foFeshorteHad Had 1t been q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29
Berlin $ Quaint Wit.

IL Val be many long day before
anything richer comes out of o4arfaI
Berlin than IFS explanation Of the Ger
man retreat and its boast that this re-
treat 7s great coup because Ii has
rendered useless all the preparations
o. the entente for spring drive IN
other words. Official Berlin 5ubjIatas
because II has tricEed the entente by
abandoning 20 the entente the territory
which g had planned TO take bv the
consumption Of tons Of ammunition
nd the sacrifice of thousands CT lives
thus baking England and France IF
ne JOY IF using up that ammunition
and sacrificing those lives OncfaI
beFl3n mas quaint Il NOT a nimbla VII.
Louisville C0urier-Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29
The Daily Story
An Episode of Mexico-By F. A. Mitchell.

j knife IL would have been held In q diff
farent grip, which would have produc-
ed shadow. ! would have seen some
evidence Of a blade. IL short, man
was standing in q passage behind me
and about to shoot me Expecting 10
be Immediately killed I was paralyzad
] had not even the power TO duck IN
der the table. Naturally my eyes We're
glued to the evidence Of my danger.
Suddenly I saw au increase or The
era Of the shadow On either side
lust below the shoulders. q prOtBber-
ance appeared m0meutarijy. then
merged into the main bulk. The right
arm was lowered and hung at an angle
with the body Now I could see that 81
was an arm and there was a shadow or
what it was plain was pistol barre.
When we are i'm danger our facilities
become greatly shaFpened- question
# thew do not become rather instinct
I reasoned out the change ia this wise.
Some one had come up behind the man
who was about TO kin me and thrown
a pair of arms about him. What should
I do now ] always carried revolver
on my sketchiug tours. but II was OF
my hip under my coat r X turned
now to defend myself while my enemy g
reapon was lowered might he 600
+
20 be ignorant OF what was going Ola
behind me I might be saved.
This consideration flashed through
my brain within a. fraction OF Gee
ond. / had scarcely conceded IL when
I saw the shadow OF the arm drawn
ND to its former position. Evidently
the man who had been interrupted was
intending TO proceed as before the i'm
corruption.
Then there was "a commotiou tu the
outline Of the shadow. 7 judged IL 70
express a struggle between two per-
sons The right arm shadow appeared
and was Erasped near the wrist bg
hand
NOW was my time to ACT. 7 made
four moves fnsGautaneous}y--I drew
my pistol. I rose I turned and / Cow
cred nay enemy.
A Mexican stood before me struE
Cling with a woman. who maintained q
firm grip on hls right wrist AT my
movement both stood still
DROP that weapon" I said
The man replied by an effort 90
wrench his wrist from the woman /
tried 30 quiet him by putting a bulie,
few inches from his head but lie eon-
tinued to struggle and the woman held
on. In another moment ] saw his hand
with the pistol in f extended ON his
right I put a ball lu the hand. and the
pistol dropped on the floor. Darling
forward 7 picked 10 up.
"Grinro," Missed the man
asked him why he wished TO kiil
me. and be said that he hated griuE5s
This was the only reason he gave
had been saved from being murdered
by the woman who kept the house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29

plated hr taa controller Of shipping
tar dealing "llh zhe systematic en-
rlayueut of liners I'M various trades.
SAYS the Times. The plan which will
commence with vessels employed 81
the Australian and %ee Zealand
trades. provides that al vessels would
he regu5s5tionca NJ Blue Book rates.
Owners would carry on their business
a& before All profits above those al
lowed hy Blue Book rates would go go
the government AL competition
would Be eliminated and the plan
would extend 10 other trade as soon
SIS possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29

tEH3L hester E1zEls#5L.#
Eomanof
ProtopopoR.
GetoE.
TWENTY-FIVE thousand Sioux have
offered their services to tha United
States oveTnmeut- We know q lot of
other good Indians who ought TO be
doing the same thing bat thev aren't
IT ts reported that thu price of beer
is 10 be advanced and thar the glasses
VIII be reduced i'm size 10 meet the
new situation Presumably this is at
tributable to the war-bu6 perhaps the
War on drink in this instance
ACCORDING to news items the Gu
ban revoluttonlsts stole an entire cir
Gus during the recent upheaFaI on Jhe
island. Probably thought they would
have better show. eb2
s WAITER fin New York hotel has
been sued for $4,000 damages for al
legged alienation Of the affections Of
another mans wife Further atezting
the danger of a policy Of watcaful
waiting.
THE government has purchased sew
era thousand barrels OF at8 pickles
Whether they are for human c0usump-
ton is not explained Who knows bur
that some expert has discovered that
the dill would serve as Il deadly weap-
on in the event OF lighting at close
quarters Squirting the Juice Of a
pickle into The eye Of an enemy would
destroy, al least temporarily. his use
fulness instanter- Did you ever get
a shot from a dill in one OF your OPTICS
At meal tEue2
SWAT the tussock- moth Il REQUIRES
more than the bark Of the trees to
scare the pest of Remember that
'.T HAD a steak At nv favorfte res
tauranC last night" said Gus the
Crouch. 1t was the baIkiest piece 7
have ever had served me. / guess
must have drawn a slice Of horse"
MANY of US are old enough to re-
mem Der when as small boys the driver
threw potatoes a US when We tried to
steal ride on his wagon aIled with
tubars.
INC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29
Daily History CIass-Maroh e.

1461-Bat&Ie of Towton, Lancasrrans
defeated by Xorkistsi 10000 slain.
Towton ended the civil war i'm Eng
land
17T2-EmauueI swedeuborg. ceieDrat-
ed naturalist, mathematician ana
theosophist, died; Born 16ss
1s14-Ex-Empress Josephine OK France
divorced wife OF Napoleon Bona
parte, died: born 1853.
1a15-German artillery maintained
steady commandment Of the allies
bridges az NleuEssaa 5see~''--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29
Day IN Davenport

rected that the cost shall be paid hz
Scott county Brewer was convicted
Of killing Art Train0T iu fight
the old slate house and was found
guilty on a charge of second degree
murder In his AFFIDAVIT filed with tra
clerk. Brewer sets forth the fact that
he is without funds and has no means
of acquiring any with which t0 pay
Tor the cost OF transcript
LIn0grapb Company Stays-sala Of
the LInograph company to the Snyder
interests a' Massill0n Ohio which
would entail the removal oe the plant
from Davenport 10 that city has been
Officially declared off in letter re-
ceived By j. II. Haas of the local cone
pany from Frank Il. Snyder Davar-
port capitalists insisted that Sa5o.8Ga
be deposited TO the credit OF The Limo
graph company iu q Chicago bank IS
pay off local stockholders before the
deal could 90 through. The SNYDER
interests declined TO meet this res
Quiremenr The Davenport stock
holders had agreed ON q price for the
common stock and the raising and
depositinE of the actual cash 81 COM
pIete the sale was the only hitch
the proceedings This means that taa
Liuograph plant viii NOS ba removed
from Davenport and that am industry
which has shown much promise w..3
continue ITS operations here. ME-
Snyder of the MassiLlgn interests aE-
presses regret that the sale fell
through bat congratularez Davenport
on retaining the plant
Marriage LfcanEes-gana raEsao.
Davenport and Kate saFlah. IF nav.
export Iowa, and Charles alfred
Nelson Moline and Anna Ee.st-~. Mo
line.
Obituary Record James sIeasat
Murphy, 81 died following stroke aa
apopIeEy Il his home I75 Viola street.
The stroke. according to tho author.
tiles. was induced by excessive a.-
coholism. When his brother. John
Murphy. came home from work Che
man was found rolling a1 the fogr
Henry Eckstein. aged 81. died st the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and #rs
Fritz Ecksteiu 2o03 CIauzzen a.raaz
after a lingering illness Deceased
was born I'm AIt0uo1r Germany. Her
2. 1881 and came 20 Davenport wits
MS parents when q child. He H SURF
Tived by his father and mother two
brothers and one sister Fritz Eek
stein. Jr.. and Miss WiIhe'mina ErE.
stein both Of Davenport. and John
Ecbsteiu of WaIeoff. Iowa.
Henrietta Esther HoIuer. infant
daughter of Mr.. and Nrs Hauura
Holmer. 1918 Rockingham road a,sa
after short illness She WAS
months old and is survived ar her
parents and grandparents
LaNerna Ebiers. infant daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs Car. Eblers 1885 Sect
Third street died at Mercy hgspEa. G.
pneumonia Surviving relatives are
the parents and grandparents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29

s5aiuIger Case Settled-Aftar max
ing good the amount she is alleged 10
have emGezzIad. Mrs. Clara Steiniger.
uutE recently cashier at Pefersen's
department store has been geIeasd
from custody The woman had placed
cash bonds Of 81 600 for her appear
suce and the money was released.
0Helals of Use store declined to prose-
cute.
Lieutenant acknowledgements ~.
E Petersen gG Battery 3 has re-
signed. the acceptance or his resig-
nation hu the adjutanl general being
announced Yesterday. Lieutenant
Petersen VIII change his residence 10
Chicago. where he VIII locate perma-
nantIv. In rendering his resignation
he gave Increased business and
change Of residence as his reasons for
withdrawn from the battery. Lieu
tenant r. S Truitt OF the unit was
appointed recruiting officer In place
Of Lieutenant Peterson who received
the position several days $50. BY
being hCu0rablE discharged from the
battery Lieutenant Petersen was auto
maIcaf.E discharged as recruiting
officer He now has no connection
whatever with Battery b.
Birth Records are Fued-Tha fol-
lowing birth records were fIe1 with
HIEE CLERK Hugo EoeHers Alr. and
Mrs Henry r. Egos. 1882 North ni-
vision strees girl Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis E Martin 2olS Lille avenue,
girl Mr and MRS. oliver p. samp-
son 1923 Union street boy mfr. and
Hrz arthur +. Johnson. 1852 Leon
--a at-s-a# T= ami nErH q Ege7s
~. Hansen. 1910 Leonard street. boy.
and Mr. and Mrs Ora c. Riley. SOS
Charlotte avenue. boy
Many Permits Issued With the first
decided signs Of returning spring.
Davenport contractors are sharpening
up their saws and hatcbets and get
ting ready for the summers work.
This fact was strongly emphasized
when Building Commissioner Ralph
G. Graham issued 3 permits for new
buildings and repairs The total
amount 81 the improvements 5s 500
E3a- This IS the largest number OF
permits issued in any one day this
year and # comes close TO being
reeord-breaker for the time that the
Office has been established.
HacHer Loses gommittees-alder-
man William NoeIIer. recently the
joint object with ax-Afderman r. q.
PFoestler su the probe carried ON bv|
the council tn the city tool house
scandal VIII lose all his committees
t. fHe big shase-up in the council on
april s.. 81 is said q Mayor John Ber-
valid said that he is working on the
new arrangement of committees On
the second meeting I'm next month.
April Is The mayor ~iH announce the
new arrangement which he expects 10
have completed by that time. The
committee shake-up is the result Of
the tool house graft scandal the
mayor said.
Appeals in Murder Case Howell
Brewer. convicted of second degree
murder II the Scott county court In
January and sentenced To Fort Mad
isou for 20 years, has indicated his
intentions Of appealing the case to
the supreme court. according to an
affidavit fled bE lis attorney. Howard
3Ieteale. asking for q transcript OF /
the testimony introduced in the last
trial Judge ". r Donegaa entered /
an order authorizing the court re- /
porter. Howard Boudinot. To prepare /
z transcript Of the evidence and Iii
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29
Street Gar l,nmear.

Il notice that the Iowa legislature
has refused to repeal the state blue
laws and that the attorney general de-
clares they will he strictly enforced.
Which means what2"
THAT our Davenport neiEhhors VIII
Zee running chances even In smiling ON
the home grounds
oh. that shouldn't affect them much
Most OF my friends who reside on the
other side Of the river come no Rock
Island 10 do their smiling anyway.
TT is hlnted In Germany that the
Kaiser opposed submarine ruthiessness
knowing II would bring war with The
uited States. though he finally ac-
guessed in the program of his adj
Elzers- Wilhelm. it appears. wasn't SO
much worried AT q scrap with America
as he was over the imperiliuR of in
yestments iu this country aEeregatiuE
%25,000.00o. Showing that the emperor
sliIl has great respect for the power of
the almigh tE-6ol1ar.
BEWARE OF the man who is cont5n-
ually talking Of what he is doing for
his wife II vouIl investigate yoau
find that what he should have boasfea
OF is how much he is doing her for
We may next look for an increase
in the price of navy beans Or account
Of the war You know she govern
ment is strengthening its sea forces
20 rs coo men. That. ar course VIII
bring enlarged demand for navy beans
Perfectly reasonable.
NINE. Eaztm0Ta. ordered the curtain
lowered no Chicago theatre 5B the
middle Of au act because she was an
moved by conversation in the boxes.
She ought to know bE now that the
good people who pay a premium 10 sit
alo0f from The audience. not being Eu-
terested In the play. must do something
for amusement. $50 its only natural
that they should talk
TIE allies say that tga most eaea-
tual help that the American govern
meut can render in defeat Of the Gem
mon enemy Is to send them money.
They have been buying up cur wheat
at fancy prices for the past few years
and now they are after our dough SO
To speak.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29

OUR notion Of nothing to listen II
Is standing near while youth said
10 ne under hypnotic spell IS assault
ing q piano.
ANOTHER excuse that the father
% Q young son might offer as a haua5-
cap against enlistment, and Ona which
we believe the government authorities
ought considerably 70 weigh. IS that
should he go far away from home taer
viii be no one 10 take his boy - the
cIrcEses that ara to visit the city dur
ing the coming summer
GERALDINE Farrar 3s all het up
because some busybodies have been
circulating a charge that her sympa-
thjes are with the kaiser in the inter
national strain. she got SO exercised
over the incident the other night that
she ran to the footHgbts wrapped in "a
large American flag and sang verse
Of the national anthem Our bunch TO
Geraldine is 10 have the hEpaen
chopped out Of friend husbands name
That's likely the rea son for the infer
enCe that is oCcast0nEng SO much d3s-
comfort 70 cur famous sGDEBird and
movie queen.
YOU may or you NAV not have oh
served that every stray canine that you
encounter these days wears q smile
that cracks its face from ear tie ear
Well, there is g reason. The price Of
tin cans has climbed 70 3 point where
they no longer are to be picked up in
the alley by the small boy whose chief
jov at this season Of the year is 10 see
q dog beating down She street with "a
string of tomato and bean containers
dangling from his trolley
THE girl with "a glass eve has a
hard time trying 10 make Il behave, '
says the Youngstown Telegram. But
she isn't stumped . much as the girl
with a wooden leg, ret1rts the Gort-
land EaraLE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29

CHORDS AN6
ID i s o r. ID 8

OUR notion of nothing to listen Is
Is standing near while youth said
10 ne under hypnotic spell is assault
ing q piano.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29

Marriage Licenses -gana rerena.
Davenport and Kate saFleh. ~ nav.
export Iowa, and Charles alfred
Nelson Moline and Anna Eeist-r Mo
line
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29

SWAT the tussock noah Il requires
more than the bark OF the trees to
scare the pest of Remember that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-29

ACCORDING to news items the Gu
ban revoluaonlsts stole an entire cir
Gus during the recent upheaFaI on 1he
island. Probably thought they would
-a-a 2 naL-ar e-n.- -
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-02
NOTICE loF APPLICATION TO CAR.
ny A REVOLVER AND BILLY.
TO An Whom 1t May Concern:

70 An Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that |. J. II.
Freed q special police officer OF the
Cumberland Valley railroad Company
reading in Martinsburg, Berkeley
County, W. Va, win make applica.
ton to the Circuit Court OF said coun.
ty ut 10 o'clock a m, ON Thursday.
january is. 1917 for state license
authorizing me to carry revolver and
billy under the povlsions OF Chapter
81 Of the Acts Of tho Legislature of
West Virginia OF 1909. amending and
fe-enacting See 7, of Chapter 14s o
The Code of West Virginia RELATIVE
10 offenscs against the peace.
Dated Mt Martinaburg, W Va, Dec
20. 1915
IL % 81 ttvk Fri j II. FREED
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EieaTY.sEvEN YEARS OLD.

Il. II, Adams, Springfield, Mo.
writ "; II had severe attack OF
kiln, = trouble. ! am getting old 81
yearaA | tried different trcatments.
hut tone did me so much good "a
Foley Kidney pills" Foley Kidney
Pills Wild up weakened kidneys. help
rid tho blood Of acids and poiaons, and
rale We bladder troubles. Sold every.
wher b, In
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-02

very opportunity
kde O
mexpnsN il sdamrtme II Journal ere da b he
gand fgud OF
f
" the than adca
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-02
FOR EXCHANGE

bR ExcHANeE-Thousands OF ar
(icles change hands daily through
(he exchange ads II papers in other
Iities. II you have something you
Ion't want. offer 70 trade it for
eomethins you do want. Somebody
else may prefer what you have and
Ehe trade will benefit both. Tell
What you have TO trade. l. costs
Eery little. See rates above
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-02

JOHN l.. PROCTOR. Receiver of
The First National Bank OF Aspin.
wal. e corporation. Piat.ff
vs.
emil Ram Orchard CO. a corporation
Defendant
In tle Circuit Court OF Berkeley
County state OF Vert Virginia
10 Bull Run Orchard Company.
corporation
Take notice that the dispositions Of
Iehn L Proctor. and others. viii be
sken Al he Office Of John l. Proctor,
Receiver OF the FIRST National bank
II tspnwatll IN AspIn~all. in the
county u Allegheny, state OF Penn
*F'vania Ga the l0ih day Of January
i3lf. ba5#eea Tia hours Of 90 A
aP1 Gee Z NJ ard further, take
notice taat lie dispositions Of Paul
y Martin. AMI others. VII be taken
~ Hae Office of II. E Emmert in Mar
b huEg, Ia 20 county Of Berkeley.
ssate ef= Vat Virginia. on the SEh
3aT 81 January. III. between the
hours OF ser A. n and 600 = 4.
- 5f sd de5a - sHs "a be read IN
evidence m the tea n II the above
caus. n hehalf o. ths plaintiff
II from any cau~e. The taking Of
Ho eme shati net Be commenced, OF
h-.us commenced shall not be com
pleted on ea.a 8ars Tho same Wil
be- adjourned from t.mo n tmo. un
ri they arr completed
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-02
TRUSTEES SALE
-, 'lAELE ZEAL ESTATE
Of

Ry virtue Of the authority vested
ia the undersigned Trustee by GER
tain aeed-ottrust made by T. Howard
Barbehenn. et al. dated the End day
Of October, 1914. and OF record in
the office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court Of Be~keley County. West viz
einia, In Deed-oi.Tuat Book No. s.
Page IL. be viii offer for sale at
public auction, al The front door OF
the Court House in Msrtinsburg,
West Virginia. en-
SATURDAY, JANUARY IS. 1917,
Commencing at $50 p NJ,
that certain lot Or parcel OF real Is.
tate. lyiag ard being in Rosemout
Addition to the city OF Martinsburg.
Vest Virginia, known az Lot No. II
cf Block No. 10 OF Plat "A" OF said
Addition, said plat being recorded in
The otfies Of The Clark OF the County
Court Of Berkeley County, West Nir
ginia. N Deed Book No t2S. Pagt
1856, which said let fronts 20 feet
On Kentucky avenue, adjoining Lot
N. f6. and running back Ia feet To
an alley; being the same property
conveyed to said 2 Howard Barrie.
hfuu e. a. by Wingifrsd G. Kimball
and husband dated the 2nd day OF
October Wa and Of record in said
Clerks once IN Deed Book No. 1871,
Page ISL
This property is improved b.
TWO-ST0RY DOUBLE FRAME
nNELLI&G==siy rooms and bath to
each side-with all modern improve
ments
TERMS OF sAIE-0neth.rd of
The purchase money cash ia hand en-
day Of sale the residue in two equal
payments Of SIX and twelve months;
the deferred payments 10 b. eyidene-
"A by the proiaissorY. negotiable notes
OF tine purchaser beafiuE Interest from
date and secured by aeed-oltu5t
oa The property sold
II II. E#NERT, Trustee.
r 20 ltNk 4wk Wed
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FATHER IS ILL.

Mr.. II annon Reed, manager of Der.
LEY III ace. was called to Clarksburg
riday | V news OF the critical Ill
less Of A Ia aged father. Mr. Fielding
Reed. w ord received from that city
tates thu he is not much better,
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IINII)

and found ads 80 fFee
to Jouraal subser beers To others.
ne rate is the sams az for osAef
ads Sec rstas above