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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-05

entertained few ladies at n fhimhie
party at her home on North Fourth
street. The afternoon was spent in
sewing after which a luncheon was
served. Those present were Mesdames
Harris. Peasants. Russell. Leslie
Stevenson and Harry Earl.
Miss Grace Payne. assisted by her
moiher. Mrs. Thomas Payne. enter
iainei tie choir girls OF st Patrick
church al May party at her home
In Rockvale Tuesday evening. Dur
ing the evening the girls we're given
cld'hespins and crepe paper. Tho
prize for the most beautiful doll made
was awarded Miss Ida Battisii The
consolation prize went to Miss Mary
veeher ~ the close OF the evening
delicious Refreshments were served.
THE table decorations consisted OF
Nav pole in pink and white With pink
and white dolls attached to the Nav
pole by pink. and white rtreamers.
Mrs. John Coffredi (nee Anne ver-
nom Of Pueblo. and Miss Hannah Ken
nick also of Pueblo. were out-of-t9wn
guests. Those present we're. Misses
Mary verher. Celia Job. Mary vez-
zet'i. Catherine Focken. Ida BatiFti.
Jennie Rocchio, Frances Para, Fuia
BiatnIc. Mo'lie Struhle. Mary Papish.
Mary SmIiianich. Rose Cologne and
Antoiaette yezzetti.
confpiImentary to Miss Louise
Cresfo. who IN leaving 10. an EXTEND
ed visit in the northern part OF the
state, the choir girls OF ST. Patrick's
church at Rockvale gave d picnic aup-
per Sunday evening at the Rockvale
grove. Those present were the Misses
Grace Payne. Mary vegher. Mary vez-
zie. Rose Cologne. Jennie Rocchio.
Mollie Struble, Mary Parish. Louise
cresto. Mary Smilianich. Theresa
Cresto. Antoinette vezzetti and Mira.
lohn Gorredi.
Master Jerry Turner. little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Turner OF Rudd
avenue. celebrated his fourth birthday
Thursday afternoon by Inviting six
boys and girls In commemoration OF
the event. Games were played and
pleasing refreshments served and
very good time enjoyed by all.
Charles Pauls Of s07 River street
was pleasantly surprised Decoration
Day when the J. J. coFan family and
Mrs. Mary Wilson Of Colorado Springs
notored 10 Canon CITY and arrived At
his home a. celebrate his eishtiesh
birthday: Aftef ependlpg ne day
hefe they fssufned to Colorado
eprsufe and yefs apcompsnied op thss
retssn MP n ~. Paris. ~ YIN VISIT
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-05

Mrs. II. A. Kimmie Was charming
hostess Thursday afternoon when she
entertained few ladies at fhimhie
party at her home on North Fourth
street. The afternoon was spent IN
sewing after which luncheon was
served. Those present were Mesdames
Harris. Peasants. Russell. Leslie
Stevenson and Harry Earl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Professor Prefers Real
BolsheUib to BoudoT 7 ype

Cambridge, Mass. Oct 25.-"Give
me the out-and-out. aboFe-hcard Bol-
shevist every time 10 the Bolshe-
visit OF the -1oudior- type. who uses
his inherited wealth TO stir Up
mischief" declares professor Thomas
n. Carver, Harvard economist, IN an
Interview in Crimson, the college
daily. II respect the former much
more so than the latter.
bolsheFism cannot be stopped BY
argument The only way 10 combat
the direct reactionist IS 10 demon
strate % him that there is more force
on the side % the law than there IS
on the side Of anarchy and uphoavaL
BolsheVists claim that their only
desire Is to allow labor 10 use fts own
tools. This IS camoufiage. What the
radicals really want is thar labor
should own the tools OF production
without paying for them
The great moral question before
the world today lies IN choosing the
method OF prosperlug- Men may be
divided into two groups First. those
VINO wish to secure wealth by making
men afraid 20 refuse 90 70 them: the
second those who work for prosperity
BY making themselves useful. helpful
and Indispensable.
If We allow the principles OF fear
20 conquer we are drifting toward
another dark age. IL the men who are
upholding the principles OF peace and
industrial friendlinass between the
employer and emnioye triumph civill-
zation VIII advance"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Ne10 Well In
Bark Field Is
4 Sensation
Months Since Any New
Well Has Attracted So
Much Attention.

Wichita Falls. Texas. Oct 2z-It
has been many months since a wen In
this district has attracted so much IN
terest and attention as the wildcat
test OF Kemp AIunger-Anen. flowing
2ooo barrels Of oil from q depth Of
1870 feet This well IS situated in the
southeast portion Of the Munger farm
and has been drilling for several
months. Until a few days ago it had
attracted very little attention. There
is little shallow production within q
couple OF miles Of this test Il Is Il
miles from the Burkburnett field.
Those interested In oil prospecting
are making many attempts 20 buy Up
acreage in this new territory. Acre
age IS now selling for as much as
$4,000 per acre II IS believed by
many operators that the greatest pool
in North Central Texas lies in the VI
entity Of this Well
The Sunshine state and Texas com
pa1ies Hre rushing pipe lines TO the
kemp-M well from the
shallow field four miles away. Tank
age is being installed near the wen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
GOOD PRODUCTION IN THE
WELLS IN EASTLAND FIELD

Eastlan5. Texas oct ga $500
barrel production is being sAtained
from the Albers on companv's No .
on the Turner tract at a depth OF
2e0o feet
The sun company's No on the Nc
Keen tract De- making 1000 barrels Of
oil daily from depth Of 34o0 feet
At a depth Of 1881 feet the states
Oh corporations no. i on the Lopez
tract is making 500 barrels daily.
The No. Cody OF the Sinclair
company IS q source Of interest 10
operators ln the Caddo field. A strong
showing Of oil was found Ia so foot
sand FOUND az a depth Of 230g feet
The vel was shot with 10 quarts Of
nitroElycerin from $3.50 20 1891 feet
and has now cleaned itself out The
direct results OF the shots are sil un-
certain. This wen Is situated IN
district where producers reach the
pay Ct 500 feet.
The States OIL corporauon's ]. "
H0lemau No = which Offsets the
Hueco Ranger OIL company's shallow
wells On tire s. s. Holeman tract IS
making $50 barrels Of OH and 5000
coo cubic feet % gas at 1900 feet
The No. . on the O. ]. Cotton tract
% the Eclipse OIL company is 1loW-
ing bv heads az a depth Of 6465 feet
30 estimate Of production has been
made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS SHOW
STEADY OIL PRODUCTION

The total daily average production
IN the north central Texas oil fields
last week IS given az 236.700 barrels,
practically the same as the week
previous. Stephens county fell off 1000
barrels and Desdemona showed an In
crease Of $500 barrels.
The northwest Burkburnett field in
wichita county Is producing about
$500 barrels daily. That the webs
are declining Is proved BY the fact
that the last weeks production WAS
barely maintained after Is new wells
had been completed with an average
of about 1000 barrels 90 the wen.
It is reported that in the opinion Of
operators this northwest field has
about reached the pinnacle OF poten-
tlal production as viii be shown when
there are pipe lines enough into the
field TO handle the output after that
the natural decline IS expected as
comes TO all fields.
The daily average last week Of the
principal producing areas was as fol-
lows. Ranger, 10000 barrels. Steph-
ems county. $1,000. Desdemona. 32.506:
Electra, 200; Burkburnett, 5000: Iowa
Park, 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
British BHfhraie Takes
Big lump Since Peace

London, Eng, Oct -l.-Feace is
bringing more babies 70 England
than war
which a year ago was less than the
death rate. would ieopardize the ma
tons position are un1ustilied
Latest figures from all parts OF
England, Scotland and wales show
births are climbing, the last Official
return. for the week ended August
60. with $3.50 births. Indicating an
annual rate Of IS percent per 1909
population. There were 1923 births
during the same week IN 1918. At
the sans time fewer deaths are re-
ported. The number falling from 551o
to 21s1 during the corresponding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
TEST WELLS BEING DRILLED
IN MeLENNAN COUNTY. TEX.

Reports Of biologists OF some of
the big oil concerns which are said
20 have confirmed the buIeGin report
made recently by the bureau Of reol-
ogT and technology CT the University
of Texas regarding the probabilities
of oil being found IN NcLennan
county. Outside Of the shallow field
south Of Bosque, where there are IS
producing wells at AS feet where
there has been production for 70
years, the wells are now being drilled
in McLennan county 2. J. essen beck.
OF Tulsa. OKLA is putting down a test
seven miles southwest Of West The
Waco on and Refining company IS
drilling on the six miles north Of
waco There are also said 10 be four
rigs in process Of construction and
five locations made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
MORE WEL[SIN
RANGER FIELD
Past Week Has Witnessed
a Number Of Compile
lions By Drillers.

Ranger. Texas. Oct STA humble.
Of good wells have been brought in
during the past ten days in the Ran
ger field. Increasing the fields pro-
duction. On the Norwood tract the
Texas Pacific Coal and OIL company
has a number Of good producers The
No. IS is the latest producer on the
company's holdings Of this tract
Il is now producing az the rate Of
500 barrels per day. with the drill
Ten feet in the black lime encountered
al a depth Of 5fz3 feet The pay
sand vas found at ssss feet drilling
IS continuing. When completed the
company expects a monster gusher-
The No. Ie Norwood Of the Texas
Facitic coal and OIL company IS max
ing a daily Flow Of 1880 barrels.
Tie company 10. Il is making
900 barrels with g heavy gas pres
sure This wen is being considered
temporary completion i VIII be
erilied deeper in the near future
Tbs No 2 Brewer and the No s
Williams Meyers Of this same concern
are small 1uuuers The first well be-
gan producing at 8zt6 feet after
shot. the second made its production
On III Butler tract this company
has its no. 9 nearing the producing
sand. i is DRILLING in the black
line ct 1865 feet Iue operators ex-
pect TO ind the Bis pay az depth
Of 3527 feet
The Sinclair Gulf OIL company's No.
8 on the q L Danley tract is in the
line at $3.50 feet and Is making $50
barrels OF oil per day
The humble on and Refining com
nalTs No. 4. an offset 10 the Texas
Pacific Coal and OH company's No.
Is Norwood. is drilling at a depth OF
5i65 feet This wen is expected in
soon.
The Prairie on and Gas company's
no. on the y. Roper tract is making
1Se barrels OF oil daily from a sand
encountered 81 1888 feet and drilled
through 20 1850 feet This compauy's
No II is malzing 500 barrels from
40 foot sand encountered az $3.50
feet.
The Caldwell OIL company's sinner
No. Is cleaning out after being shot
with 200 quarts OF nitroglycerin from
1870 70 $40 feet The wen Is tl0W- !
ing 100 barrels per day
The EEal Weu is cleaning out This
test VIII be drilled 20 the deep pay B
The wen has been making some gas
OF and water at 1895 feet 1t isl
owned By the Texas company, which 4
Is planning 70 drin for gas IN other !
tests On This property, which is eight /
niles northwest OF Eastland- All in
dicauons are that this wen IS in the
center OF one Of the biggest gas fields .
IN the county Lde Texas company .
proposes TO get 10 work on numerous .
tests On this district in the near 1u- T
tuEs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
MAGNOLIA HAS
4 GOOD FLOW
New Well in the Desde-
mona Field Further Es-
tablishes Oil Flow.

Desdemona, Texas, oct 27.-The
Magnolia Petroleum company's r. Il.
Carruth No. / has increased its pro-
duction again. 1t is now making $500
barrels. The well came in about ten
days ago with a production Of 2s00
barrels and after producing for sew
eral days at that rate the wen was
drilled about five feet deeper and the
production jumped 10 1900 barrels
with production increasing.
The total depth OF the hole Is ZOO
feet 1t is an important extension 20
the western edge OF the DesQemola
nool being situated a mile west Of the
Magnolia Petroleum Oh company 8
McArthur well, which Is making near
IS 1000 barrels daily. and mile north
Of the Skelley and Sankey Nelson and
Corhett wei. which Is making 30
barrels daily
The Cosden oil and Gas compauy's
10. 4 Hamilton. southeast Of the. Des-
demona t0Wnslte, mas entered tAe
sand and IS making SEQ barrels
The Ertel OIL company No, Ter
- is making 80 barrels at a depth o.
1858 feet
me R. H S. oil company's- test on
the J A. Brown tract, one miie aIe a
half northwest OF Desdemona, Is max
inE a small 1oW after being shot from
eg45 20 1852 feet
In the Pleasant Grove section, Root
Hupp and Dufs No. Perkins IS drill
ing IN the black lime and making 30
barrels per hour. The No Is on top
of the sand and is making 100 barrels
The Writ Franklin No. 3 Lacy IS
dry hole at 5015 feet It is being
plugged back TO shallow production
The Humble Oh and Refining com
pany's No. Davis is standing with
81 HHana
being shot from 2720 TO 2739 feet
South Of Descemona the sun com
pany's No. Shuler IS making leo bar
rels at a depth Of 2I0o feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
GET READY
FOR FLU
Keep Your Liver Active, Your Sys.
TEN Purified and Free From
Colds By Taking calotabs,
the kausealess calomel
Tablets, That Are De-
ightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physieians aud Druggists are advis-
Ing their friends 20 Keep thefr svs-
tens purified and their organs IN per-
lect working order as q protection
against the return OF Influenza. They
Know that clogged Up system and 3
lazy liver favor colds. influenza ana
serious complications
10 cut short a cold overnight and
20 prevent serious complica lions take
one Calotah ~ bedtime vita a swallow
OF Water-thats all No salts. no
nausea, no gripping, no sickeneinF
atter effects. Next morning your cold
has vanished. your liver Is active. your
system is purified and refreshed ana
you are feeling fine with a hearty
appetite for breakfast Eat what you
please-no danger.
Calotabs are sold only IN original
sealed packages. price thirty-flve
cents. Every druggist is authorized 20
refund your money if you are nor per-
fectly delighted with Calotabs-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Ahcratt Brokers Start
Business At HouIlsLow

london. Eng, Oct 27--Ine de-
velopnent Of flying has been re-
sDonsible for several new occupation g
but perhaps the strangest OF an i7
mat OF Chance plane" brokers'
4 firm Of aircraft brokers nas
started business at HounsloW 4el-
5rome the English terminus OF the
london Paris daily air service ana,
rot catering FOR the regular machines
OF the daily service, rely on -cnance
planes that drop from the sky AZ
T-he niiot hands over his craft 20
the brokers'. who attend 20 the pay
meut Of the necessary customs ices
look after its bill OF health customs
and petrol declarations and fulfill al
the usual government regulations
no light task in England
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
RAIN NTERFERES WITH THE
WORK IN LOUISIANA FIELD

Shreveport. La. Oct s7.-The past
two weeks Of continuous rains have
been hard on operators in this dis
triet. In the Pine Island field It was
impossible TO carry on activities az
all. while IN the Claiborne district
many operations were shut down.
The Bun Bayou field in Red river
parish did not suffer so much from
the heavy rains and e led both ia
new compilations and in production
This district had six new compilations.
The Caddo field had six new compile
tons. one OF which was abandoned
as G salt water natatorlum- Clai-
bourne parish had one producer. and
one buster
The production for the past ten
days In the North Louisiana OH fields
was Claiborne, 5725 barrels per day.
Red river $3.50 barrels Caddo
heavy, including Pine Island. 12.s2g
barrels; Caddo light. s240 barrels;
Pine Island 1880 barrels and Desoto
2650 barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
LOCAL COMPANY ENCOUNTERS
OIL SAND. LEYINSON STATION

W. =. Jaskson OF the Pecos River
on and sulphur company returned
Friday night from his concerns wei
~ Lerlnson station. on the Texas and
Pacific railroad, near the north cor
zser OF JEFF Davis county, and brought
the news that an oil sand was en-
countered az 575 feet He said the
drll had only gone a foot into this
sand, which had q showing OF oil.
There has been a showing Of oil in
the gas for several days as the drill
was passing OUT OF the black lime.
This is the FL Paso firemen's com
pany. Quite a number OF the local
firemen are interested and some are
officers 1Ir- Jackson himself Is a
fireman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
COMMISSION WITHDRAWS
ORDERS TO PIPELINE co.

Austin. Texas, Oct. 7.-Emergsncy
orders issued BY the railroad commits
sion on October &C. requiring the
Texas Pipe Line company 10 transport
from the oil fields OF Wichita county
Is percent Of the daily production Of
the Burk burnett-Harris Oh company
and the Magnolia Petroleum company
OF Texas. and 25 percent OF the pro-
duction Of the Republic on and Rein
ing company, have been Cancelled and
vacated BY the commission
This action was taken because OF
a telegram received by the commits
sion from the attorneys for the two
oil companies Withdrawing their re-
quest for such orders This leaves the
situation just as IL was before the
commission issued The emergency
orders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Boys Find $500 IN Dirt
Pile. Tear JJb 500 Bills

Pittsburg, Pa. Oct 25.-Bits OF $50
and s10o bills flying with the wind on
one Of Williamsburg streets caused
@ startled policeman TO look about"
After a hurried investigation he
located a half dozen boys with rolls
in their pockets OF from 5000 to $4,000.
Some Of the boys we're too young TO
know what i all meant and were
plavfully tearing up the money
The money-s5560 ia all-had been
found By the youngsters under lum-
Der pile IN the yard OF Williamsburg
dealer
There was a recent robbery OF one
Of the Williamsburg banks and the
money De- believed 10 have been hid
den by the robbers in the lumber
yard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
VERNON FIELD RETARDED
BY The BAD WEATHER

Vernon. Texas. Oct 27.-Operations
in the WiIbarger field like in ali
other oil fields OF Texas. Oklahoma
and Louisiana. have been delayed by
the resent heavy rains. Lack Of
fuel and the great difficulty IN trans
porting It and other necessary sup
plies over the bad roads has caused
countless wells 10 suspend opera
lions Indefinitely.
The latest company TO enter the
Vernon field is the Sinclair COnsolt-
dated Oh ana Gas company, which
has secured acreage throughout the
entire county,
Leasing continues active Every
available acre around where wells are
drilling has been leased up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
HAMOK AND KELL WILL BUILD
ANOTHER TOWN OF THEIR OWN

Hamon and Kell interests which are
building what is called the oil Belt
railroad and which started the new
town Of Jalzehamon. is 10 start a new
town 10 be called F'raukelL This town
win be II miles north OF Ranger IN
stephens county. Texas. and on the
railroad mentioned It Is named in
honor Of Frank Ken, a banker OF
Wichita Falls and who Is a partner OF
JAKE Hamon- The town is already
being laid and put in shape II is
focated in what IS known as the Park
oil pool and IS surrounded by much
derelopment which begun early IN the
stephens county field
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Barrels OF Oil
Produced In Texas 4 Yeg

according to figures compiled by
the Wall Street Journal. Texas Is
now producing oil at the rate OF So
100000 barrels per year. The value
OF the last years output is given b.
that paper at S3S.313. 000. that of 1917
was S2000o.000, and Of 1916, Sl1-S35.-
000.
The value o. all the high grade oil
produced in north centra Texas is
said to be five percent OF the total
valuation Of all the oil produced in
the United States
The United States produced 244.-
$4,000 barrels Of crude oil during
the first eight months OF 1919 and
370.99o.O00 barrels is the estimate for
the entire year. The average month
ly production was 31.515.000 barrels.
The figures show 100000 barrels
more production than for the first
eight months Of 1918. The biggest
gains during the last Few months we're
in the north central Texas, the Texas
gulf coast and IN Louisiana.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Balloon In0ented By
Pastor Accebfed Bu Nam

Marblehead. Mass, Oct c5.-Ths
Rev. william r. Partridee. formerly
rector OF St Aichaers Episcopal
church. has the honor OF having his
type OF balloon accepted By the NAVY
department
FOR over a year and a half past I
nave been engaged % scientific work
TOT the government have s1enl
nine months ~ one OF the navy yards
outside OF Massachusetts, and a month
IN one % the aviation stations" ex-
planned this minister inventor.
me government fs building a
number OF nay machines as 8 result Of
my tigaticns This has constl-
tut5d my war work. cannot efve
particulars OF my work for the navy.
hut 10 is machine which VIII revolu-
uonize warfare every time
Alnis-er Partridge, while working
90 MS machine preached on sundays
20 the men with whom ne u~ortss
during the week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
Investor Says Medium
Gaze Him Wrong 'Hmch'

volving the loss OF $4,000 invested
in an oil venture on the advice OF a
spiritualist medium has been going
on II. G. Havemeyer was told about
two years ago by a spirituaiist me-
dunn that the latter saw a pool OF
oil under the ground Of the Fort
Worth Oil and Development company
he put $4,000 into that concern on
the strength OF this and no oil was
found in fhe we'll The result Is the
suit against the company and Ms.
Belle ~ Burchiu and her daughter,
Miss Edna BurchilL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
SCREAMS Haze Catalogue
OF we Shall Not''

London. Eng Oct 25.-Ths house
wife's chase Of the temperameutal
'maid-servaut' has, according 10 IN
quiry az en- ploymenr agencies. re-
realed a who e catalogue o. eve shah
nots."
Position are refused with a su-
perlor E-.fff for such reasons as these.
No trees IN the road.
Cant bear" nurseries or children
Won't undertake more than ~two
Ia the family"
No bus passes the end OF the road
Too lar from street car line on
which sweetheart works.
Then, more likely than not. = cook.
il all other conditions are ideal, WON'T
work without a kitchen maid as help
en-. and a parlor maid refuses a job
unless she has a housemaid under her
orders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
STANDARD COMPANY COMPLAINS
OF INCREASED ASSESSMENTS

Alleging that the Arizona tax con-
mission raised the assessed value Of
its stock 100 percent. the Standard Oh
conlnany has brought suit In the
United states district court al Tucson,
Ariz-, against that commission and the
tax. collectors and county attorneys
throughout that state asking an in-
junction co prevent the defendants
from Selling The compariy's property
to enforce the payment OF taxes OF
placing the corporation on the delin-
ouent tax roll An order TO show
cause why the Injunction should not
be granted was made returnahle be-
fore judge sawtelle IN Tucson Non
DAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-27
SIlP IEHlNR EIZEIA
Penetrating, Antiseptc Zem0
WI Hen Y1n

Negafrninn how often youhsge tired
G1dfaiied. f0ucanstpphurrinz, itchinz
sLzenE quickly b. sppiying zeno
finJusLiac b any Iuggistiur3 Sc Ert-a
lag Dottia Si.0Q Healing begins the
mOzsent Lemo Is applied u a short
tine usually every maca Of eczema
tetteF, pinples rash, blaclheads and
SIMILAR skin diseases VII Be removed
For clearing the skin and making &
vigorouslyheaithy, siTaysuseZemo't the
penetrating. zuhsepic liquid i isnot
aUezsy salreanditdoesuotstain. Whe1
others fail il Is the one dependshia
Treatment for skinnoublesof al kinds
TAsE WRoseco. cisgeland o.