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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21

triefs not electing such pledged
members would be deprived OF
their share Of hard roads. So far
has this political indecency been
carried that the high court OF i'm
parchment has been made foot
ball for political aspirations and
hopes.
Every member OF the senate and
house takes upon himself when ne
Qualities a constitutional oath
wherein he swears, among other
things, that he will support the
constitution OF Illinois; that ne
will faithfully discharge the duties
of his Office according to the best
of his ability, and that he has not
made any promise in the nature OF
a bribe to influence any vote at the
election at which he was chosen.
Raps Impeachment Pledges.
How can thes man who has
pledged himself against the i'm
parchment of the governor consci-
entiousIy take such an oath? How,
in fact, can the man who has
pledged himself for impeachment
take such an oath? And the pledg-
ing of Republican candidates FOR
the general assembly, one way or
the other, upon the prescription
seems to be the fashion of the day
'.As citizen not charged with
any official duty in the premises,
have a right to my own personal
opinion as to whether or not the
governor should be impeached For
my part l am willing that the con-
stitutional tribunal, the house
should, without pledges or prom
ises, fairly consider the evidence
and then determine the question,
and / am willing that if the house
impeaches him that he should be
fairly and impartially tried by the
senate and convicted or acquitted
as the evidence may require. Any
other method of settling the i'm
parchment question is conducive to
bad government and threatening to
the continuity and perpetuity of
our free institutions"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21
M. GENDLER
ss1s 9Th Ave Cut Rate Grocery Phone L 2443
Phone r. /. 2f43
Cut Rate Grocery

l gal. Blue Label Syrup 39c
6 large boxes Matches Csc
Graham Crackers, ID. -. .15c
2. lbs. Items Fresh Soda
Crackers ............ Zoe
Heinz Catsup, large bot. SOc
10 OF. of good Catsup loo
Large box of Star Naptha
Powder ......... CSC
Cream of Wheat, lg. size 23c
Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. 49,. .15c
2 large bags Salt ...... 15c
Yuban or Pure Quill
Coffee 40c
Golden Rod Coffee, lb. CSC
Best grade Peaberry COT
fee, lbs. .$1.O0
e lbs. Sugar free.)
20 OF. of Companion Brand
Preserves ....-....... 25c
Long Horn or Brick Cheese,
I'D. SVC
Red River Potatoes, bu. S1.46
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21

means committee as well as Presi-
dent Harding and would have much
legislative time.
Congress Dodges Deficit
To issue the treasury certificates
on the expectation that the tariff
receipts will provide money enough
to retire them is necessarily doubt
full but the Republican leaders do
not a moment expect revenues
from import duties to pay the
bonus-they are confident of the
British interest. Treasury Off
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21

Ground soapstone is used to some
extent in foundry facings, as a
lubricant, as busting agent in
making prepared roofing, in low.
grade paints and for a few other
minor uses.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21

tide the American government over
its nexe few years of financial
stress. Senator'S say British
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21
DEMOS PRAISE
WILSON REGIME
And RAP G. 0.P,

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21
Young Mems Sport Suits

just the sort of sport models-just the sort of
classy patterns in grey pin-checks and grey or
tan clearinghouse. Tailored to a nicely from
all-wool fabrics and they are very rare values at
our feature price Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21
251S 9Th Ave.

10 lbs. fine granulated
Sugar -........- DOC
Pet or Dundee, tall can. Sc
6 cans tall Hebe 49,. 49c
10 bars P. G. Soap 49,. .49c
10 bars Fels Naptha Soap SIC
2 bars Palm Olive Soap. 15c
10 bars Luna Soap 49,. .36c
3 lbs. fine Prunes $500. Csc
1 lb. package Seedless
RaiSinS .......-..... &c
5 lb. sack Oatmeal 49,. &c
6 cans Oil Sardines -. Csc
5 cans Salmon 1890. 2oc
2 cans Early June Peas or
Tomatoes .......... Csc
2 cans String Beans -. Csc
Fancy Pink Rose, corn,
can ....., lUc
Kidney Beans, can .... Sc
Peaches or Apricots, large
Large can Pineapple, in
syrup Zoe
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21
BONUS
BILL TO PASS
IN few WEEKS

CONTINUED from First Page.l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21

These very postEaster styles-the refined Hart
Schaner & Marx long line sack models and later sport
ideas A goody variety in the fashionable tweed
mixtures and tasty club checks See them windows
at $3.50 to $45.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21
Two TrOuSer Suits

They are chiefly in fine Imported Tweeds
though the variety embrases many other tasty
texture and pattern effects. They are shown
in sport treatments and close-fitting models
and are unusual values at our price even if we
did not include an extra pair of trousers. They're
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
sOCEYE FISH EGGS ARE
 DETAINED FOR HATCHEBY

4 Ire lot of .o..cro lsh c. u... obtained Che fore par. o. Che woo. for Ono local H.H hatchery Che ..n h.ue usor al One mouth ol 0
 rmm emn.l.ue into .h. north ade a- tu. I.Ee On taking cHHree ol Hr hatchery. Superintendent. Went worth had Che l.h trap moved rom m. rrlr.r.. or An. Insc to Che o.n.r HUr. where II ua. placed at H. month ol Ono stream mentioned. .Hou.r. m. U.l Io eu.er One Hkc u.Hnu. mHe.auon hut trapping H.r whom .uer attempt lo eo mp .H. stream.
 T... smI.r lHcre Werr upward o. ..0 U.n m the ran o' Ono aockofc r.r...r MonIny morning One Crop MI. HteIlh.cra aEen and brought II. Tn. hatchery Ihc c1rao,F O. Che .H h boon ra..g increased ..... h. he placing oI n number of additional H.f.n.nr IT1urHH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
SWEDISH SUGAR PEAS
 FLOURISH IN ALASKA

G. J. Dahl. spuhn Island ranchcr and horuculurIst was in town ycs- teriay with load of fresh home
 grown vegetables and was exhibiting a now variety of table peas. Che first of Che kind ever grown in Alaska or rrobab.v. on lhc American continent Having been raised part of his liie on Che Scandinavian Peninsula Mr Dahl last year conceived Che idea chat Che Swedish sugar pea would do well Tn Alaska A loIter t0 Che seed hou.o of e. IT. Lilly & Co. of Seattle brought word Chat seed of Che Swcd- ieh pea could not bc procured in America but said it could Doe ob- aned from Sweden if desired. Mr. Dahl instructed Che wholesale house io rerd for Che seed aud tho result Is hat Che first fruits of Che cNpcri- mort aro now being harvested. The seafIe seed house informed Mr. Dahl That Che stalk of Che Swedish pea wae liable to grow six feet high. but Che ono Dahl was exhibiting in town yesterday was over nine feet in Ionr.h and would have probably been fully a foot longer had it been loit growing He also had few pounds Of Che pea pods witch hi mand they uniformly measured about four in- chos in length and were we'll hlied with poas
 Mr Dahl brought a icw bouquets of swoot pens to town yesterday and wae bo..crcd by would-bo purchasers as soon as he arrived. In addition to thosc he brought as presents for friends. hc sold SlO worth and could have sold as many moro. lf Mr. Dahl continues In Che sweet pea industry, smeway win have to look to her IaureIs or spuhn Island win outrival hor.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
Cl-D BAY OIL IS
 LATEST MAGNET
J K Campbell Just Returned From Outside Reports Great m-
 trcgt in Seattle

J. K Campbell after am abaoncc Of two ycar from Juneau. haa re- turned confident Chat Alaska sun noneaaes many and vost opporwni- ue for locating on One ground floor eo.unr front seat and being re- mombcrcd by Lady Luck when sho distributes hcr iavou
 Mr Campbell during mos. of One Imc he was away from Juneau was Ioca.cd I'm mau town in Benton county In a locality where IndIca- uons of both oI and gas wcro abun- faut He secured hotel in ihc town and would have had a line Ching had Che hopes of Che commm- Ir bce1 realized. on was not dia. covered In commercial quantity but a number of rH wells proved gu4her1 and are now capped awaiting piping of One r1s to market which win be Che city of Spokane. But Eoa i9 not such a business producing article a8 oI and Mr. Campbell decided lo re- turn to A'oaka.
 During few days' alay iu scattlo. Mr. Campbell nya ho heard more uit and saw moro enthusiasm cone corning Che Cold Bay oi diatrIc, than he has heard or seen a.nce Che KIoudikc excitement twenty-five yo1r ago. Hc uy. ihe loct thot Che standard and other bis oil companies have become interested at Cold Bay has had Che cHcct of turning Che oyea not only of apecu.aiou but of many hundreds of othor towards Alaska and ho ia confident that Iu Che oyont drilling demonstrates Che existence of ol in quantity there win be rush l0 Che westward such aa has not been reon to any locality in Naau auco Che days 0i '96. lt n probable Mr. Campbell win make n tr.p to Che oil regions Of Che woai- ward i'm Che near future.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
MINING INDUSTRY
 ASSURES FUTURE
Territorial Officials Pleased With Prospects of Alaska's Newest
 Quartz Camp

Governor Scott c. Bone. Judge IT.. M Reed and District Attorney A. C.. shoup. who left Juneau Thursday Of last week on Che coast guard cutter Unalga for a visit to Hydcr. returned Tuesday afternoon much impressed with what they saw in and with what they learned drst hand of min ing conditions In Che localities cone uguous to Alaska's newest quartz camp.
 The officials were honorod by Che people of Hyder a reception being given them at which that veteran mining man and legIslator John Roman. presided. The party was at Hydor only a few hours. arriving Saturday afternoon and leaving early Sunday morning for Ketchikan. where a stop for a short time was made
 While only one property the Premier is being extensively worked in Che Portland Canal district sev- eral others are being developed and indications are that many of them win rank with the Premier both in quantity and value of ore when they arc proven. The Premier is steadily and regularly shipping orc and juot as steadily and regularly declaring dividends from accrued profits Tho officials estimate the permanent pop u.atlon of Che town of Hydor at 900. with "floaters' arriving and depart ing with every steamor-as is in- yarably Che case with quartz camps
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
PRESIDENT HAS
 AUTOMOBILE BUG
Harding Designated as hoioung-est Chief Executive Washington
 Has Known

Washington. D. C-Wauon G. Harding probably win eo down in history as notable for O number of hIum but In one thing particularly his fame already ls assured Hc ia Che "motor.ne-est' chief executive who over occupied Che White House
 The Presidents loyo Of motoring Is genuine and he likes to ride iast Scarcely a day pame Chat hc Is not i'm one Of the haIf dozen White House eara at aomo time OF another.
 A few days ago ho established o record On his Grip t0 Marion 1o took White House conveyance iar- hor inland chan one has ovcr boon ator before. The President used four White Houac cau on Ono trip. and they worc a uovor-cnd.ng source of curiosity io Che crowds along Ono roada not one per cent of whom. probably had over seen a White House vehicle
 II u wero feasible tho President would do an his travelling by motor .a rroat is hts love for It For one h|nr he says. thc afr .s better than a suGy railroad train; he con rcgu- Iale hIs own paco. and it gives him a better opportunity Co sec Che coun- ry and Che people chat arc far re- moved from Che rights Of way of a railroad Also. he s1ys. he can think potter in an auto chan in @ railroad ran
 Harding was one of Ono dut pur- rhnors of au automobile In hIs home town Of Marion. and ho has had a succession Of thom since. He rs.d to drive a ear himself but since he came to Che White House Che op- prcr.vo dignity of his o0ico has compelled him lo ,orcg0 it He cone foaos however that occasionally h's hand Itchos" Co get hold of One wheel again.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
NEWS RECEIVED OF
 MRS. BURTON's DEATH
Former Resident of Juneau Passes Away at Home in Los Angeles
 Thursday

A telegram from Milton Winn to hIs mother Mrs. huu8 Winn from Los Angeles and received yesterday morning conveyed news of Che death of Mu Newark Lincoln Burton. which occurred at chat place Thum- day morning.
 Judge and Mrs. Burton leit Juneau Iar. December and went Go California for Che benefit of Che latIcrs health. shc having been gradually declining for some umc Letters from Judge Burton to Juneau friends gave ituc hope of his wifca recovery
 Tho Burtons came to Juneau from Denver. Colorado. about l5 years ago and for many years Mr. Burton was associated with Judge John R. Winn In Che practice of law, Che firm be- mr Wnu G Burton He was ap- Do'nted United States Commissioner at Juneau I'm 1917 and 0Iled that DOC duon for three years. when he re- signed to again take up Che practice of hIa profession. His office was in Che Goldstcu building until ho closed it to go south in December.
 The telegram from Milton Wun statod Chat tbo funeral would bo held this lSaturday afternoon.
 Mrs Burton was a native of Eng land. as Is also her husband.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
EARLY MORNING FIRE
 DOES MUCH DAMAGE

Tn. I..r and measured .u.ona..ons .I ... U.. bon ..u... n Hre. par. o. I.u..u. population |" n.I .H. .Im- Dor u.I. ... H.r. ..e. n. '..' o'clock Wednesday morning when |. Wa. ai.- ....-.I tH.. Ur. had gained con..a. ...... H..Iu.r m th. Hom. O. It A. ...... In....I or tH. hillside no0r ... .rn.- nI r.n. and Harris ..roe.s. r.m. ur. issuing from Che kitchen ..I bathroom and u portion Q. .'. roof WI. h'.Hne.
 . u. hour was Che Orc .... u.-. or .Ie .0n and within |. ... minute. ..ar Ono alarm W
 .....| I.. dream. Worr playing nn ... Ir which was eNune1..a.a m .H..l o..r minute. ol steady ....rr. ... steep hillside 0r which ... r.r . situated making It l.f- ....I .r stretch .Hc HoHr from Che ..Inr. UHoH Tha damage .o Che .....r. and content. |. estimated at something H.. 0ueon hundred dole .... Hr. {. m. covered by Inur .r.. ..r. h.nr EIH'I on One ...#rr and goo. on Che contents. r.. fr. H believed .o have o.e.n- .... from nm electric iron which haa boon Tn r.. Inc. the previous evening and mn. turned or onE Mrs. ia,- -.. and Har som wore n. home n. .'' um. Mr. Patrick having .e.. a week
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
TENNIS TOURNAMENT NOW
 NARROWING DOWN TO CLOSE

Tho tennis tournament which oBenei about two weeks ago with @ lo1er OF moro contestants an of whom secretly entertained hope of winning Che grand priX has finally narrowed down to where there are but four undofoatcd contestants. A. W. and Fred Honning John Ford starr and Hopkins. Che others having fallen by Che wayside where they have been left groyeIlng aud writh- ing in Che throcs Of blFhtoo emhi- uon and rayod and frazlled hopes.
 Tho tournament would have been completed thIs wck but for Che fact hat Jupiter pluvius communicated Che tennis courts and mp Go Che last oaIc'ai hour for playing which was 0 o'clock yesterday evening had re- fused to roIInqmsh thom Should thie evening bc suitable for a game. one Of Che four now possible "cham- poens win bc rolceatod to thc bench and his glory win fade away Iikc morning dow from a huckicbcrry bush. leaving but throc Co battle for Che cup.
 Tho tournament has oiicIted cone
 siderable interest and thoro is con- siderable speculation as Go who VIII be IT. .---s
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
CAsIANA sOUTHBOUND YESTERDAY
Paladal Yacht With Millionaire Doheny and Party Departs
 for Seattle

The yacht Casiana. with Million aire Edward L. Dohony and party re- turned to Juneau Thursday forenoon from Grip to Skagway and Sitka and sailed yesterday afternoon for Seattle after am eight days cruise in Alaskan wators. The Casiana did not SO farther westward than Sitka.
 The party was disappointed in the visit t0 skagway where. ordinarily at this season of Che year Che weather ls perfect But rain fell an Che time they were there and they were un- able to get around as they had hoped. At sItka. however. there was hno weather and Che historic features Of Che place were an visItud and greatly enjoyed
 Thursday afternoon from until Q o'clock Governor and Mrs Bone threw open Che doors of Government House in honor of the Doheny party and many residents called Co pay them their respects Thursday even- ing Che governor and his family and a few other invited guests were en- toriainod with a dinner by Mr. and Mrs Dohony aboard Che Casiana.
 Yesterday forenoon practically tho entire Doheny party visited Che art display of Mrs. J. Montgomery Davis In the Garsido building and were loud in their praise Of Che large and beautiful array Of Alaska pie
 uros there on exhibition.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
NAVY ALASKA GIRLS
 ARE NOW TEACHERS
Northern Raised and A.a1so Edu- 0toi Teachers Auch m De-
 mmd in Schools

That umcaorroI and mo.h.ea,eu apnr "h nronho, n no. w..hou, honor except In h.a own country may apply 10 prophets hul It ia out o. nI.ce whore One n.r daughters ol lIr.En rro nn..n of i'm connection wIIr .rHooIH. aH many oI thom have demonstrated tHat thcy arc fully un to Che standard. required O. .ohoo. talchcu and t11t having taught one term Iu lhe Ioa advanced H.fo1'. tnar services arc sought for potter positions Iu Che event thoy do.ro Go change Only leW years have eIrn.aU Hnco II uHH considered n.- moaI Io.o Io n.ace am h'H.'. grown and tIH.Ea-oiuoHloI e.r. .u en.r.. of a0hooI hu. Commit oHor n| Education Henderson |. authority for thu ..nIrment Chat several O. One
 .hnnH unehI during IIr pas. two yoar by An..a girls hnre shown moro general urosrca chan have many which wore taught hI Che imported nrUc.c .onchcu nIluH. in from Che ouH.ie The rr' who graduate. from an Alaska high chol. and has Ono h.nenI or ole or two rc.r In some outside college or nn.- te.au Invariably succeeds aH teacher In am Alaska .ehoo.
 During Che ..Hoo. term os ia20--I lno.e wore a.FeH HIHa.a e.rH who taught i'm Alaska schools The Io'- lowing term. Ia1I-la. thcre were hu. six An.En girls engaged n teaching in Che Territory hut Che iorm hc. ginning next month INaa-.a. win
 .r mo Ie. .hnu twelve employed and
 I.-. may he o.hora not ycl reported .t In. oT..c nI One Comm toner u. Education. or .no.. residing I'm Iu. ueau. uore'us and WraneeI One fol- lowing win teach at Che p.accs de.- Ina.of and following lhcr name
 Marian Summers Coriora Emma percIe La.oueho. HHcI Jaesor rhnne. Humo. ser Wards Cove. Euen K. Rogers HuhEs Verne HHn- n.h rmr.ee. so.ma smon.oH Uru. Helen N.eu. EsEa. Ho.mI ArIfo. Douglas. Imp. ha'to. noue.a.. Liberty WurIu Wuuee.I. NWer.. Gran. WuneoL
 or One above. thc N.#" ha..n. who win tcreh I'm Douglas are both
 aIml. oI Che Douglas High school and Misses Woden and and Grant, who win .mch In Wm- eeL arc both graduate. of Che Trrrr.H High school
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
YOUTHFUL LAWBBEAKEBs
 HELD TO GRAND JURY

Juneau boys To lho number of lh.r- ..cu and ranging m aeo from 9 to rf years have boon arrested his uool and aEeu before United states camm. .ouu A. E raue on One ehare. %. moeuy O. Che number haIed before tU. o1u. tvo Earl E.- Imeu and E suueIuL wore bound over to await Che action Of One
 grand urr m Che meantime thoN witch aH IHn o.Hcw arc romHudcd Io .Ho custody O. choir nuren.H ublec, Iu m.Hcr action by Che o1W, in tao .rH. Iner. .r. amy departures from Ono prescribed straight and marrow uaIH The boys confessed to having
 stolen candy. cigars. cigarettes. cheW- me gum. etc.. from both llo Com parIon and s E F candy mmu.ac- tory and tho court doorced .hat Che boys must pay tor Che goods tukou abstain from Che usa of tobacco. keep ol Che streets after 9 o'clock a. night and s.r.r. for good school roe orIs Justice was tempered w.,h mercy in thc disposition of thc caaca owing to Che youth Of Che majority O. Che boys whom. thc court couad- oraI wero Tod into crime by two or three of no older hoyH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
DEPUTY MAC GREGOR HAS
 VERY NARROW ESCAPE

Deputy Marshal Neal MacGregor of Petersburg had a narrow escape from death a few days ago, according to Che Petersburg Report. They were attempting to get pictures of Le- Conte glacier and W. R Norwood, who accompanied MacGregor had gotten out of the small boat and while he remained some distance away on a ledge MacGrogor ran tho boat under am ovcrhanging iceberg. A portion of Che berg broke or and feI into Che water. coming up under Che boat and raised it mp into tho air. In sliding on Che berg the boat filed with water which doadoned Che engine and it was several hours before MacCregor was sufficiently recovered to render any assistance Co his companion who was marooned on Che ledge. The latter was finally res- cucd. but neither of them are anX- ious for any more glacier pictures.
 or another rather costly oxperi- enco at LcConte glacier Che Wran- roll Sentinel says.
 "Rchard suratt tho we'll known cInomatographcr sustained a loss Of more than Sl.00O last week by hav- ing his small boat caught iu Che leo near LcConto glacier. Mr. suratt was so anxious to secure some good pictures that it is possible he failed to give due heed to his own safety. At any rate his boat was caught in am fec jam Mr suratt managed to get away i'm a skin.'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-19
KATALLA OIL FIELDS
 GIVEN ATTENTION
Canahss From Many Parts o. Country Becoming Interested
 m Alaska on

u. Goo. IT, Hr.lt ud C f r.r..rr arrived I'm Cordora recently
 from Choir 0I claims on Mirror s.u.n Camp T. Nau.Ia. Ih. come ..r. .r which .H.r ore nI.r.... m |. IT. Nmu Amber OI Association. Tn. ..H..U1u He. f.t00 aero. Tor rU.. permits have already boon
 granted
 ".. rrIonen aHr... .HH. 'H.I .-. m ..-Iol. la pm. .he Nn.'H u.... ou .h. property lo eo. |. Iu ..u. |. Iru On .n. c.H.m H n r.e u.. ...nn.. and .. mp "... .. ..... and u.... equipment ro.aF and .....rr for m. Ur.H.r Some I..r ... r... u.. drilled .|' fec. on .I. u.-..-.r and rt m. Ime 70. Hu.- ... down operation. n .Hr"-.H-.. ... ..m Htr Gen .... %. n.t and H.' H. eU Tn IH. hole. IH.r ... I...u ou. recently Che casing found Tn h. in good condition and .....rrr Tn Uuo anaHo io continue ...... for another 300 I.eI n. which ..... .T |. .In..... .0 ne .nHn. .n n.r. urHU0. 4 hrrr.. and hal. Inf rr wa. la.ru oul O. Che we'll .. m. present depth.
 .r H.t .no H...I na. Che t... Coat 0u Company a. Camp
 Inn. two lru.n coming on One Northwestern Iu o0umono. opera. .... n .... .0mr1WH o.am. and .H.. . Mr. W0oI u e0'.or.. From r.... WI. attempting .o eo. 'o'.. .r Mirror soueh for another bunch .. capitalist.
 ... Hn.u Inn. been n ,H.. a.c ..r n. n. country ..H.. .h nm. '.. ..r. hi. .IlH i'm the development o. Uni. .... .Heo many years. Ico.. .. .... -. rHa Uu. h.e H.tH haH ... u...I and chat .Hwe win h. H mue. Iour m Che very .... .n. U0-I0FH Imo.