davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
But your
! taste is
YOUR own

cigarette long enough to give the blended ciga-
rettes fair trial.
f-as is quite natural your taste is unlike
that of the majority, you will, of course, go back
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

"TX7H1CH one of the several forms of
w smoking will give me the most
pleasure and solid comfort"
That is your real question.
And you can answer it best if you classify
your smoking likes and dislikes-if you know
whether your smoke taste is, or is not, normal,
or like that of most men,
So the first thing to find is the normal
smoke-taste. Which smoke, or type of smoke,
do most men prefer?
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Silk Stockings.

THE Canadians toll q story about
Princess Patricia OF Counaught,
who has just married Commander Alex
ander Ramsay
The princess was travelling In the
wilds Of Canada when, one day. she
came on little girl who was tending
sheep and knitting = stocking. The lit
tie girl recognised the princess. who or
dered pair Of stockings for herself
promising. il they were we'll made, to
pay the small knitter we'll.
The stockings in due course reached
Government house and they were very
we'll made indeed Accordingly, the
princess sent the little girl fine pair of
silk stockings. one Of them filed with
candy and the other containing a purse
OF gold,
The princess in a few days received n
post card from the little girl, which
said:
Dear Princess: Your present has
caused me many tears, My father took
the money, my older sister took the
candy, and. as for the stockings. my
mother is wearing them herself"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
tSignsl Corps photo.)

telephone, telegraph. wgwag, hello
graph, runners. planes. motor cycles
and autos. and they have kept open
connection for days before any of
these modern scientific inventions were
restored. AS a confidential agent. the
homer offers the one medium where
only the party addressed and the party
sending any message may act alone.
All other ways call for third eIe-
ment, and sometimes the hazard is in
creased.
The Navy, though possessing splen-
did records and soul-stirring adven-
lures and owning some of the most
heroic doves known 20 the world, can
not claims as a great a triumph as the
Signal Corps. The naval avia tors re-
ceived the most wonderful birds In the
world, trained and ready to act. and
their fedglings reproduced all their
best characteristics. The sigma, Corps
Evening star., 1919-04-20

the future when the world Is more at
rest and such gentle sports may again
claim attention. The Army ana Navy
nave special officers who are experta
and were acknowledged as such In the
international sense before the entrance
of this country into the war. 1t Is
proposed to have the best strains or
carriers for both services and to train
them extensively for "hostilities only
that is, in piping days of peace the-a
birds will make their homes near iin-
tation trenches and to the clatter az
guns and exploding bombs they will
calmly rear their families. Every n2-
val aviation station and every S'gh',l
Corps station will have its marital
doves. Stringent laws have already
been passed by Congress to protect any
homer in the service oN Army Or
Navy, and the birds bear Il tiny alum
mum band on their legs, giving the
branch which they serve. their tag
number and the year of their hatch
ing.
There were in the naval service In
Europe when the armistice was signed
about 1000 birds. The Army had
more, possibly 10000. The Navy is
now receiving a considerable addition
to it's official strength from the Ameri-
can bred and trained birds of the
Signal Corps. There were with the
birds in France on November II eight
officers and 276 men. Maj. Frank ].
Griffin of the Signal Corps, who Is
the most renowned and practical pig
con fancier in this country, has a staff
of four officers in his general head
quarters in Washington. These are
Capt. Charles Reyes of Long Island.
Lieuts. Ray Delhauer Of Los Angeles.
Cal; Charles Hildebrand of Chicago
and George NJ. Lederer.
Both branches of the national de-
fense are preparing detailed accounts
of the services received from the
feathered heroes Incidentally. they
give the instances in which pigeons
have in modern times brought impor-
tant news hours in advance of any
other line of communication, as for in
stance, the carriers which reached
London with news of the British sue
cess at Waterloo. President Jefferson
received from courier pigeons tidings
OF the signing OF the Louisiana Pur-
chase day and a half before his per-
s"nal messenger arrived from New
York.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
The OeIirious Kind.
SENATOR said the other day

A SENATOR said the other day In
Galveston:
Drink, drink. drink An honest old
""i"'sS woman once visited a Calves
TN undertaken 10 arrange for her hus-
bsbSs bYvisL
itsm was a good man.. she said.
's"S wsSs 10 bury him well. want
~ b-9ts hin IN ~ oak conn.
~ ~ e9fnS,' said the undertaken.
WY ep"S An oak cof'in. And wha.
klhS NJ bts,wtpgsr
"fFl@Spi9ssr ssid The old woman.
tp bisbtsaAs vslgs No trimminxs.
rep ~ wsS ttWmiass he disd or"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
The Dialect Novel.

"1rHE dialect novel" said Critic
Ripley Hitchcock of New York,
lis. thank goodness. a thing OF the
past. l often wonder which was the
worse. the negro dialect novel or the
Scotch one.
II remember a Scotch story with a
passage in 1t about mud The pas
sage ran like this:
what have you been doing" said
the mistress. frowning at her Scotch
maids soiled dress.
steppit into humplock' a.
glaur,' the maid answered
Hlaur? What's glaur"
"'Ou. just clairts.
And what's ciairts"
why. clabber.
Clabber?'
'Ou. ay. clabber---or drookit stour,
ye ken
No. I don't ken. girl. What is
dro0kit stour?'
I'VE ken az well as me. the maid
said abgrily. that drookit stour Is
wei Dirt"
Evening star., 1919-04-20

of the late Charles Heberer, who en-
listed as a private within the first
week after the call to arms. and who
received commission as second lieu
tenant after course at Fort Sam
Houston. The splendid service in the
mobile coops may be said to have
started in a loft twelve by sixteen in
the Lederer backyard, where young
George, a noted pigeon fancier Of the
southwest, began to study methods in
conveying to these most steadfast low
ers Of permanent home sense OF
wanderlust MIR. Lederer designed the
frst mobile coop, model carefully
preserved in the Signal Corps to show
how rapidly this model grew to the
perfection 1t had reached in the days
when the exieencies Of the st. Mihiel
drive called for the training of 800
birds in two days. This task was con-
hded by Capt. Buscall cQucsanIus =
Evening star., 1919-04-20

attacked by four Germans and that aid
must be sent at once. 1t was just
twenty-five minutes after the message
was signed and the bird had flown,
desperately wounded, more than thirty
miles.
The Navy Department in establish
ing pigeon lofts in the aviation sec
tions formally procIaims its belief that
the carrier dove or the homing pigeon
is the safest, swiftest and most conf
Dental medium of communicat tion at
the disposal of man. Capt. Irwin. in
charge Of aviation activities. in a brief
report cites a number of times that
homers have been swifter than planes
on land or sea. He states that out of
every hundred doves sent forth ninety
seven make their loft, and unfortu-
nately, the planes with their precious
human freight have no such record.
The carriers are used when all other
means of communication are cut off.
Evening star., 1919-04-20

the 1st Pigeon Corps. to young Lederer
and he accomplished it with wonder
ful success.
Four hundred and Atty birds were
sent from the section established in
the secluded valley sheltered by Fort
Lucy to the Army division about to
attack the Germons on the oppos-
ing ridge. OF this number three
hundred aud twenty went to the
tanks. The drive began on Sep
tember IL and on the 18th wires
were out of commission, radio men
were killed and the pigeon experts
were rushed to the front. The
string of messages from the tanks
was of vital Importance. The gal
liant birds suffered heavy mortalities,
but as the same message went out
in a series of six carriers. every one
reached the proper destination.
though nearly five out OF every six
birds fell in the inforno of shot and
shell. Mr.. Lederer is at present at
tached to the pigeon corps at Camp
Merritt. New York, but his command
of bird psychology and his success
in training doves for action in the
rapid changes of serving on bat
tie front has led to his transfer to
the pigeon headquarters in Wash
ington, dating from May !. He
hopes he will be permitted to ex-
hibit some of his famous birds in
San Antonio and make the section at
Fort Sam Houston one Of the most
illustrious in the world
The dove which brought the mes
sage of Whittlesey and the news Of
his lost battalion will be among
those which Gen. Pershing is sending
back with all. the honors Of war.
The most thrilling story Of this
wonderful achievement Is told in the
Stars and Stripes and the part which
the pigeons played related simply:
When on the dawn Of October 3.
Maj. Whittlesey saw that he was cut
OFF. he sent back runners with a re-
port Of his position. The runners
fell In their courses. He then sent
up pigeons and it was these couriers
OF the air that carried the tidings to
the other Yanks in the forest. The
first of the many birds to arrive
wears a medal and his loft was fitted
out with every insignia Of rank and
reward for gallantry."
T.
During days in the Argonne for.
est the doves suffered heavy NOR.
tality from exploding bombs But
many reached their lofts with their
messages safe. The utmost surgical
care is lavished on these heroes and
to restore wounded courier 10
health. even IL not to activity, sends
a thrill OF JOY In the corps. Tbsr.
was one bird which reached It's I.s,
while the fury OF battle wss u, lis
away, but the tiny aluminium mss
sage holder had been inbssds1 is,,
height Both legs had been sb.,
it's flesh. Thus soreiy stricken a
reached haven, snd, strange ~ s.y.
its life was saved
The Signal Corps clsjsp thyt tAsi,
wonderful champions, sJhovxb o,.-
inally Belgian crossed with ksi,asb
strains. now show atssinc. Amerle.n
charactsristics ss1 biss sss Sys thsy
display s0'ns sSDe,iS, SAssittes
,sand International ,s&. ~ pi,au.a q,
Evening star., 1919-04-20


had to train it's doves, and along en-
tirely different lines from which they
had ever trained doves before. The
trait which receives intensive treat
ment in the rearing of all carrier
pigeons is the love of home and the
desire to return despite every natural
and artificial obstacle. But the trainer
of the pigeon for the battle front had
to subtly convey the knowledge that
this home might be in a different place
and that the bird must be prepared
for such changes.
From a pretty little suburban home
in San Antonio. Texas, came the first
trainer Of the homers in the mobile
lofts or coops that were among the
agents as potent for victory on the
western front as the tanks, planes,
long-range guns, poison gas or liquid
fire. He is George NJ. Heberer. son
Evening star., 1919-04-20

There were seventy EIGHT birds at
Pauillac. and in one month they safe
Iy delivered 6sS messages, of which
more than 200 were Of urgent nature,
and their safe and swift carriage saved
several hundred lives and rescued
conside, able number of aircraft and
other defensive vessels from peril.
The doves of Pauillac we're the idols of
the French children thereabouts, as well
as OF the naval men to whom they
proved such stauch protectors, and
every honor which came to the sta
tion was shared with the birds. Their
lofts were hung with flags, service
stripes distinguished service medals
and every conceit their admirers could
dcvise In all the stations tho doves
were heroic, and many few back with
their tidinss. wounded and bleeding.
One bh'd, which the entire station
nourned, came into his loft SO ex-
hausted that life was extinct before
Ills message could be read. And he
tsre.s drilling ono, too, OF a seapIanc
Evening star., 1919-04-20
By MARGARET B. DOWNING.

WELCOME for returning
heroes unique in military
\ annals is being arranged by
y the Signal Corps of the
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26

F HORSE ENGINE that is real bar sain.. Stapley's Hardware, Five Points.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

WHITE ENGLISH homer pigeons, also solid red CarneauX; thoroughbred stock from Kansas City and Ft. Worth prize winners. Phone SS46. 1345 Woodland Ave. dp
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26

FOR RENT-Furnished room house. Call at 1902 F. Fillmore dn
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26

FOR QUICK SALE-Mule, $45. good little butter COW, $65; s90 cream sep arator like new, hand or power, only $30 Good piano $175. New grist mill grinds flour, meal and chick feed $5
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26

FOR SALE-Ripe mission Olives, home pickled, guaranteed 1st class. 20c per quart Call 1130 F. Culver Ct. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
For Sale-Houses


FOR SAI.E-One acre of ground, three blocks from car, with 3-room house, well and barn. City water to the place. Terms of will trade for good milk COWS. J. W. Martin, 21st St. and Jackson. dp
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

EXCEPTIONALLY desirable front room. furnace heat. 1929 N. 1st St. dm
 FRONT ROOM for two; sleeping porch two beds. 314 N. 4th Ave. dn
 FOR RENT-Front room, private entrance, adjoining bath. 1910 W. Mad ison dp
 ROOMS for rent. 206 North Fiftn avenue. dn
 FURNISHED room on car line; working men preferred. 1928 F. Wash ington st. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
For Rent

FOR LEASE 25 ACRES
 Close to Phoenix; good soil and Wa ter. Keystone Realty Co.,, 15 North First Ave. Phone 4i73. dn't
 FOR RENT-3 year lease, 55 acres, all in good stand alfalfa, room house. we'll, etc., miles east Mesa on Roose- welt road. s30 per acre per year, pay able yearly in advance. Possession March 1st. Chas. F. Jones, owner, 6ec s Central Ave. Chanute, Kansas. It
 10 ACRES for rent; good land, good location; for grain or cotton; or on the shares. 325 F. Washington. dp
 SIS ACRES co TON LAND. Yuma Road, s29 per acre, half cash, balance Dec 1. Landlords lien subject to if nancing nrivileg : Phone S329. If
 FOR RENT-Good so, north of Glendale, for 3 to , years. Has 2S acres alfalfa See owner at 90 North 1st avenue. Gm
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
For Sale Miscellaneous

N~>N~~~S~~~~~->~N~~~-~~~~ FOR SALE-A Paige 3 passenger touring. Al mechanical condition. good rubber. Must sell. $500. Phone S743.
 FOR SALE-1 Sullivan drill sharp ener, complete with shanking and sharpening dies and Ollies for 7s" hex. and 1A' rd steel for gages 21a" to ll2. Case oil forge with motor. 5000 It. lO' A ga. used fan pipe; new 16" tleXoid begging mine fans, motors; cots. bedding; kitchen outfit for feed ing up to 90 men. 1S-24' ga. side dump cars, g fl. cap. Write or wire for full details Potter. Jarvis & O'Rourke, Inc. Zlarhdale. Arizona. gs F HORSE ENGINE that is real bar Sain.. Stapleys Hardware, Five Points.
 al HAY FOR SALE,-East of Bethany Home. Mir. Nixon. Phone 2164. gs FOR SALE-Ripe mission Olives. home pickled, guaranteed 1st class. 2Oc per quart. Call 113O E. Culver Ct. dm FOR SALE-Good clean, paving me chanical business successful and long established. Will sell all or half. Ad- dress Box 73Z, Republican. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
Harvard

Piston Rings save gasoline and oil, eliminate accumulation of carbon. Ad- dress Box 1109 It
 FOR SALE-1916 Dodge. all good cord tires, extras. new top, first class mechanicalsconditio $500, half cash to responsible party. Must raise $500 by F o'clock Sunday Come out and look at it. Shaffer, 1124 E. Portland St, City. It
 : PASSENGER Cadillac. Al shape and good locker. $40O cash takes it. I need the money. 252 s. Sixteenth Ave. dn
 FOR SALE-Nine or ten pairs pairs pigeons. Call 606 N. Ninth St. dg
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
For Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-One second hand 100 gallon gasoline storage tank with fau- cet Geo Hageman dni
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
For Sale or Exchange  For Sale or exchamge

Five within the city limits of Phoe- nix, good location, has good modern siX-room pebble dash house. garage, shade and other improvements. Price $7000. Will trade for house and lot or small piece of unimproved land of lesser value.
 SEE FRED A. DIBBLE
 WITH GRIFFIN (Alone)
 11S x. First Ave. Phone 1893. dp
 McADANIS' TRADES Modern Phoenix residence having eight large rooms and three screen porches, on two lots in fine residence district, to trade for smaller house. Good six room brick, north of Wash ington street, and 100 acres deeded land under canal in Casa Grande val ley, to exchange for larger residence property.
 L. W. McADAMS
 30 \ First Ave-Phone 413S
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
1735 w. MADISON

A DANDY new room brick, north, S5750
 A dandy F room residence, north, S12,O00.
 room brick. close in, lot worth s3,- 900. Will sell for quick sale at $3,200 We can show you some bargains in all parts of city.
 DATurOR-rCs Crrrsrc,r-
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
For Sale or Exchange

WANTED-To exchange 20 acres or cotton land, ploughed for alfalfa land. A mile west Center on Palo Verde, Neville or Davis. dp
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room, private family; also garage; no sick. Phone 3109. 2b
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
For Rent-Furnished Rooms
~>>~~~.>.~-~~.>-~>~~>-~~~ >-~~~~~~-~>~~~>~-~~---~--~>
FOR RENT

Furnished room for one or two gen tlemen; half block from capitol. 1S20 w. Washington. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
PATTON'S OFFICE Room ,, Monihan Bldg

8 ROOM BRICK for sale, arranged for 2 families 8 blocks of ear line, s blocks of center of Phoenix. lots of shade and garage. Your rent free and the other side will pay for the property. Only s2750. $500 will handle Let us show you this. It is good Keystone Realty Co., 15 \. First Ave Phone 4173.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

FURNISHED House for rent, Al w. Jefferson. dr
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26

FOR SALE-One 1917 Ford touring car. s375. Hurry. 3S3 N. 5th Ave bm
 AM STRANGER in city and broke, so must sell at once my light six tour ing car; biggest bargain in city. Box 45 ". Republican. It
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-29

What Shall
/ Buy!
Watch Fob
Muffler
Shirt
Table Scarf
Piano Scarf
Pillow Tops
House Coat
Ladies' Silk Hose
Baby Basket
Baby Book
BOOtees
Baby Bonnet
Carriage Robe
Hat Pins
Suit Case
Ring
Lavallier
Pocket Knife
Fountain Pen
Hair Ornaments
Lingerie Clasp
Jewel Case
Bible
Books
Stationery
Card Album
Snap Shot Album
Kodak
Silver Thimble
Crumb Set
Cut Glass
Hand Painted China
Chocolate Set
Water Set
Fruit Set
Nut Crackers
Safety Razor
Electric Washer
Electric Toaster
Reading Lamp
Aluminium Ware
PercolatOr
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-29
In Zion We have innumerable reasons
to be thankful.

~ ~
C,,r, has been difficult of all grocery items to
s~ obtain: But we have been fortunate to
limited supply right along
each buying small quantities and only necessary be
in position supply with what sugar needed.
DON'T HOARD"
of 4O5 direct from the orchard and advise
people to lay in winter supply of limit
of Is lbs customer In single pound lots per h. 34c
In Is h. lots delivery not ncluded) per Id. 3Oc
COFFEE the old reliable xxx coffee
special lbs. for $1.OO
FARM HOUSE PRESERVES reg. 45cjar special 3sc
CHILL SAUCE always sold at CSC special at 27c
MIXED VEGETABLES No 2 cans reg. l5c value
special for 33c
EVAPORATED APPLES in packages 25c value
special per ID. l7c
APPLE BUTTER deiciously fresh worth 60c
special per jar 53c
SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO SAUCE reg 25c
special cans for 34c
REMEMBER THE CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP DEMON
STRATION ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.
The prices % here Fed only gd for the
| bar Creme Oil Soap for CSC
S Bars of Crystal White Soap and bar Free,
pkg Of Sea Foam Washing Powder free--al for 35c
Bars Creme Oil Soap and bar Free for only CSC
Buy all you needsoap is going to be much higher
before Spring
EAGLE LYE, 3 regular 15c special for Csc
ARGO GLOSS STARCH, 13c values 3 for 2sc
WHITE BORAX NAPTHA SOAP--Special 10 bars for 53c
JUTE CLOTHES LINES our Csc retailer
Special for Sic
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-29
Wall Paper
AT HALF PRICE

This is a remarkable opportunity in view of the
rising prices
Our New Spring Stock Has Arrived
We've had to take out all of the old seasons
goods to make room for the new
You can take your choice of any of this last
seasons good at HALF PRICE.
1t will pay you well to the paper
that you will want next spring. It's a great
saving while it lasts.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-29

Ladies' Black Hose-heece lined, size =,
9Iz and 10, Csc number. Special 25c
per pair
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-29
Electrical Appliances and
Conveniences

Tor Presents
Table Lamps, Toasters, Boilers, Sewing
Machine Motor, Heaters, Washing
Machines, etc.
Buy early and save disappointment.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-29
New Arrival of F ancy Dishes
Furniture Department

A Kitchen Cabinet, a comfortable
Rocker, Sewing Chair, Music Cabinet,
Rug, Sewing Machine, Portieres, etc.,
are items that should be considered for
Practical Presents.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-29

Three Special Lots Ladies
and Misses Coats
At this low price we have a lot of good
quality winter coats; in lot are also few
cravnetted tweeds, choice
1850
Lot 2 comprises a very nice selection of
winter coats in variety of materials and
designs, choice while lot lasts,
1850
Lot is worthy of very special mention as
it includes number of choice sample gar
ments from large New York manufacture
err. Price
$500
Three Special Lots Ladies
and Misses Dresses
Lot | includes a small lot of Serge and Jer-
sey Dresses, while this lot lasts the price is
1850
In this lot we have placed a very choice
selection of beaded and embroidered jersey
and serge dresses. See them without fail.
1850
In lot three you will be surprised to find
many of the seasons most choice garments
in all shades and materials
$3.50
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-29

&f~ mM - E ~ mE - ~ 81
K"VE
"9"i
ohi"reii"
"ais'
Oi"i0''0
ni""o"S
0oin"S
Brushes
Bath Robe
Gloves
eri"ino
monograph
Records
choI
ROCKER
Sewing Chair
Music Case
Nrue;o C4od
towels
Table Linen
SINNERS
CbiIdran,s Eur Sat
T.aoo;oS
Embroiderv Outfit
hollis
Knivas
Snoons
Eo,.IrS
Carv;n0 Got
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-29
DRY GOODS SPECIALS

Baby Blankets ground with pink
and blue borders, our 75c yd. value
for Soc yard
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL
AND GAS LEASE

State OF Oklahoma, County OF Car
ter, in the County Court. No. ll45 ST.
In the matter OF the guardianship
OF Nora Douglas. ct al,,minors, Han
rison Douglas. Guardian.
Notice is hereby given that in pur'
suance of an order OF the county court
OF Carter County, Oklahoma, made on
the 10th day OF June, 1919, that Har'
rison Douglas. guardian OF Nora Doug
las, Herman Douglas, sherman Doug
las and Lucille Douglas. minors, win
sell at public sale In open court to the
highest bidder, on Monday, the 23rd
day OF June, 1919, at ten o'clock "A. m,
an oil and gas lease covering the in
terest of said minors in the following
described lands located in Carter Coun'
~. State of Oklahoma, to.wit
An undivided two.thirds interest
in the Northwest Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter of Section Nine
(9l, Township Five (5) South, Range
One On West, of the Indian Base
and Meridian. containing 40 acres
more or less,
said lease to be subject TO the approval
of the court.
HARRISON DOUGLAS,
l7-22 Guardian.