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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-26

the matter Of Germans PREPARATIONS
TO the allies. At the Hpa confer.
ence Rhthenau. then minister Of
reparations. favored Germany'a ac.
eeptanee OF the obligations imposed
by the allies. SHINES wanted Ger.
many TO give a blunt Mo- The
Kathcnau policy prevailed.
Later Rathenau went out Of the
cabinet for time and then II was
announced tho chancellor was think.
ing of making him minister for for.
elsn affairs. The SHINES prens and
the SHINES political party. the
German peoples party. at ones
threw down tho gauge Of battle.
hut once more Rathenau won At
present there IN an armed truce
between the men and their great
corporations. But people who know
hun and have watched SHINES. aro
betting he Is not thru yet Sooner
or later they believe he win bring
A u. q. into some sort of business
union with his super trust
Copyright. 1891. NEA sarvioa. Incl
Bronncr tells In his nrxf story
how SHINES. new kaiser Of Ger
many" gets the cities money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-26
MAN LAID TO REST
BESIDE BROTHER HE
MURDERED IN FEUD

MOUNT VERNON. May "a
I'D Morris and his brother. Par.
ley ID. Morris. whom he shot
dead. lie side by side in their
graves here. joined in death a.
they had been separated In life.
In a feud between thrce broth.
ers. Ed shot and killed rariey.
then wounded his other brother.
George. who returned the fire.
Slightly wounded. ed staggered
into the house whcre be commit
ted suicide.
George. the remaining brother.
past co. goes back 10 the ranch
where the three had lived to
Eethcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-26
nv MILTON nRoNNER
European Manager for serinps
.s.-.....aw Serxirr

rrRt.fN, May 2e,Aone afternoon
,,,,~a SHINES. the business colossus
- Germany. en- route from his
s,ue in Mulhelm 60 Berlin. spent
~. time on the train reading hts
avors,e light litersture--thc imam
e.al reports OF bis German corpora.
tons
Tre one he had IN his hand was
49,, ef the Siemens and iialskc
srhuckert concern. II Il one OF
,hs two great industrial electrical
,ruxss ef Germany. It's history is
the typical German one OF law pro
see,ea ard approved successful com
n,nsticn Of bis successful corpora
,,..rs into a super business. In this
!, resembles the manner In which
SHINES himself combined all his
various coal and iron enterprises
Nth these Of others and brought
into bang ths vast Rhlnc-Elhe
union.
-Hlmmel- SHINES Is reported to
have said TO his secretary after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-26
Harmless Laxative to Clean Little Bowels and Sweeten
Sour, Collie Stomach-Babes Love II

Hurry. Mother A Tablespoonful
Of genuine California Fig syrup viii
make your cross. fretful baby com.
Portable II cissnses the little bowels
of all the wind and sases. the bile.
souring food and stomach poison
which IL causing haby's distress.
Millions Of mothers depend upon
this Ernti. laxative To keep habys
stomach and bowels clean. and thus
correct dlarrhoea. collie. biliouaneAs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-26

ccated tongue. rcur rternaeh. feverish
breath and constipation. IL never
cramps or ovcrac,a. Contains no mar
ooties or soothing drugs
Babies love the taste Of genuine
California Fig Syrup which has
fun directions for infants 10 arms
and children Of all ayes plainly print.
I'd on hotfla Say California" 20 the
druggist and accept no initiation flg
syrup.--Advcrtinem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-26

Sales OF tho Westinghouse Electric
a Manufacturing Co. amounted TO
almost exactly 500. 600. 900. as shown
by It's annual report OF March 81.
1874 This Is tho largest volume OF
business handled by this company.
except during the sbnorSnaiiy active
previous three years Il 10 pointed
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-26
Monroe Man Found
Guilty as Burglar

EVERETT. May .s. walter
Kempf. Of Monroa a1rusod OF aiding
Maurice Berco,t. norx at the Monroe
rcformAtory. in eurKiariring a ware
house. OF tho Florence Logging Co.
was found guilty OF second degree
burglary In superior court yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-26
GENIUS or TWO
AIDS INDUSTRY

II had grown great because Of the
genius Of two men. Theirs u ms
much n fairy story Of business life
as that OF George WesfinEhous. or
ThomA. A. Edison. In similar fields
In America
The Slem~ns concern. for m
stance. was founded by Werner
siemens In . oner6om shop back
OF n residence In poor little street
In Berlin. He took In as partner
n mechanic named George Haiake.
From tnkering with tiny repair
Jobs. they pushed their business
until 10 lay n de~p-sea cable or
construct the entire telegraph rys-
tenn for the vast Russian empire.
was all IN the years work
About the same time another
electrician started out for himself
IN Nuremberg In southern Germany
This Bavarian founded the great
business OF Schuckert and Co.
And By and by the two businesses
came together and became the Sic
mems. Schuckert corporation
Tn. names OF their underlying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-26

BIRMINGHAM. Ain--Stre~s car
and freight train collide. lnJurinE 20
persona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-26

BOOKING over the figures Of the
electrical trusts report. '-Tho.e peo.
PIC utc = vast lot OF coal. iron and
steel IN a years time. And they
can't ever be sure OF their supply.
Why not build a new combination.
a trust OF trusts. bigger than any.
thlng Germany has ever secnr''
with SHINES 10 think. 10 dream,
70 act He got into touch with
the electrical concern. lie showed
them how his coal and iron and
steel added 20 their technical skin
ana Inventions and patenta. would
mako a moro successful business
than before
u was not long before he brought
ABOUT combine OF the Rhine i.ibo
Union and the Sicmens and Halake
Schuckert concern II II known as
the Siomenslthine- E.ihe- schuckert
Union. II Is 40 big it makes one
dizzy 10 contemplate lis size and
its multifarious activities. II has
capitalization OF about q billion
marks. And thoro u very little II
any water In this.
Therein n differs from our sigan.
tic trusts This German capltalsxa.
ton IA honestly represented by ae-
tnai properties In supcrabundance
The agreement SHINES drew up
hoks these united concerns together
until tho year 5000. all OF which
shows that SHINES Ia building for
long time ahead. for q time when
he hopes SHINES grandsons will be
Industrial princes In a Germany
that viii morc than have fully re-
covered from her defeat In tho
great war.
In q previous article outlined
tho many activities OF the Rhine,
Eibe Union. The slomens ana
Halske- Schuckert concern. even be
fore SHINES stuck . finger In tho
pie. practically entered thu life OF
every German. IL built and con.
troliod subway- In Berlin and sold
every kind OF electric light globes.
One could order from Il a small
electrical tool or q complete light.
Ing and motor plant with the very
latest thing In dynamos or turbines.
n you wanted TO shop for wireless
telegraph outfits or telephone sys-
TENS OF any one OF n hundred In.
gonious electrical devices. this con.
corn could and would deliver tho
goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-26
$4,000 a Year
for Life!

THAT'S what you can
i make in the poultry bus
iness-under the Alderwood
Manor plan.
Five acres Of land and 1000
laying hens viii average
$1,000 a year or better in the
mild climate of the Puget
Sound country.
Some poultryrnen do even
better. The snug income
beats working for others dur
ing the best years Of your
life. only to be dropped from
the payroll when old age APP
proaches.
Why not take advantage Of a
rare opportunity?
The Puget Mill Company is
willing and anxious to help
you get started in a big pay
ing industry.
Five acres close to Seattle,
with electric cars every 80
minutes. means real indepen-
dencel
Let us take you out to Alder
wood Manor and show you
the hundreds of attractive
homes and poultry plants in
the fastest growing suburbs
of Seattle.
CAN at 21S Pike Street or
phone Elliott 1470 for APP
pointment-
al tarr
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-03-30

Thomas II. Marshall Circle would like q
good attendance at their meeting next
Tuesday to make preparations for their
public dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace v. Grav of Belfast
Announce the engagement of their daugh
ter Ruby to Mr.. Oscar Bridges of Swans
Isl nd. Maine
The many patrons who have asked for
Cecil o. DeMilles' Saturday Night" will
nave the pleasure of seeking il at the
Colonial Theatre next Monday.
Miss Ruth B. Michaels celebrated her
tenth birthday by giving party Saturday
afternoon to which ten of her friends were
invited. Refreshments of candy and pea
nuts, etc. were served.
Several new features have been added
to the iinishings of the handsome apart
ments of the Waldo Trust Company the
past week, including new plate glass
screens and easement cloth window drap-
cries.
The remains of Villa, widow of the
late Horace Albert Perkins, a former Bel
fast young man. will be brought here for
interment in Grove Cemetery. She was
born in West Buxton, Maine, Jan. IA.
1874, the daughter of j. w. and Addie NJ.
(Halb Dockham, and died at her fathers
home in Comic, N. H., March 18th She
was married in June, 1892 A half
brother and sister survive
The following from the local column
of the Bangor Commercial will interest
all of the Waldo County towns on or
near the Penobscot river: "Belief that
the Penobscot river will be restocked
with small salmon from federal hatcher
les during the coming summer was ex.
pressed by Willis E. Parsons of Dover
Foxcroft in brief interview with
Commercial reporter Wednesday MORN
ing, while in Bangor on business. Mr..
Parsons is the commas ioner of inland
fisheries and game for the State of
Maine"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-03-30

The journal planned to have picture
of the proposed new High school building
in today's paper, but, through error, a
wrong cut was sent US, so the picture
will be in next week.
What relatives call picture of j. Fred
Sylvester, and probably was taken while
fishing at Swan Lake in Swanville, APP
peared on the front cover of the latest is
sue of Forest and Stream
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will have a sale of aprons of all
kinds, food, candy and ice cream in their
vestry Friday afternoon, April 7. The
Dihgent club. Mrs. Charles W. Martin,
teacher, will give play in the evening
A brush fire on the land of M. A. Pat
tershall on Patterson hill became unman
ageable Friday afternoon and assistance
was asked from the firemen. A crew of
men was sent up under Capt. George II.
Darby of Hose /, and it was soon extin
guished.
Basket ball fans got their moneys
worth Tuesday night when Belfast and
Sanford put up 40 minutes of the fastest
and most desperate play seen here this
season. Both teams went after the game
hard and it wound up in a sizzling finish,
Belfast winning out by a single basket,
20 to "a. The summary:
Belfast Pros. 600 Sanford Pros. (24
5. Dunnack lf2 RIB Gunderson 5
White RI ID johnson
Soperc C Curtin
Getchell lb sd ri Joyce 2
Heal rb SD IL Harris I
Referee, Darby.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-03-30
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVE EASEMENTS

The Direct Importing Co. advertises
, Office and other specials.
Fred d. Jones advertises galvanized tuo
and pail sale, new wall paper ana White
Wyandotte eggs.
NJ A Cook advertises to do class pic
lures.
C. NJ. Knowlton offers farm on Con
gress street for sale.
Belfast Savings Bank advertises BOOK
lost and annual meeting of corporators.
Armand Spaldine advertises to do rub
Der tire welding and vulcanlzlng.
The Dreamland Theatre publishes pic
lture program.
II n. Coombs Co are offering more
i now summer wash goods, undermuslins,
millinery, etc.
The CITY National Bank has something
to say of success.
The Colonial Theatre publishes picture
program for the week.
See advt. of first floor rent
The Waldo Trust Co. advertises service
in banking.
The Dinsmore Store advertises Hole
nroof Hosiery, hosiery of service.
The Home Furnishing Co. advertises
imported japanese grass rugs.
Fred T. Chase advertises glasses that
are becoming and properly fitted.
Mrs. Pattee advertses recital and dance
for April 5th.
Harry w. Clark q Co. advertises serge
week at their store with special showing
of serge suits.
Central Maine Power Co. publishes an
advt. in regard to April list. dividends.
Pythian Bldg. Asso. publishes notice of
annual meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
STATE TO BEGIN WAR ON FOOD AND FUEL PROFIIEERS
PUBLIC, OR PRIVATE, BUSINESS?

Iis Herald irritation t.r Mssee
Of The public o
good Publishing company
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ress%icG cnacd
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in aud ic,rrS through the mails "
Alleged % ""rS @""'o
for Journal ns Sr S. the & " % ind Hsoqs e. a doubt &
sral pabl, n newspaI-r
Of ~, sc @%n SogSi sSs "r & Nm On ait
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S 10 sc%a @ % them on @ l h s"%r" @ n add @ % sGa 1 n. & E',eS S %
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The Herald %sl ctasr
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@ a ma done ' So % TT ssS @ and % % to r 10 the whose % " ss b.
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,m ~, ns"iln g, ,i s"urn, lnd matter Mr. Nasce
should be
CATION ' Of % SSr's"% 81 % I@ cas % % @ SEE r. 10 c % sn,. r.
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on q % bond, , and the ,uaeresi thereon
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i, % 'ni % Tor% % 90 @ns % uns% s S an, newspaper has the
private paper @ % % M sn, %S s@s pgec bite
Therefor lcyd aeT@ @ % nSi the tail mn, well r.. u,r ,
s@arS' % n%d 'a raid % o IL % investors by M"s'e
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03

Gov. W. g. s3ioul of Pennsylvania
ls known In hls home stat, u- the
father of Eoof roads
Ho was born 'u DctUrlro. lnurnuttr
county, ON Sept 2s. 1870. and wis
educated at Swarthmurr college.
After his graduation u 1Sgg he
entered polite tnd served 90 con-
secutive ynarz in th" Pennsylvania
senate. lie married. in 1899 and now
has married daughter and O. son.
Sprouis most notable work was
his fatherinE ut the state highway
system uud suppurtiu- ~ educational
legislation. 10 private enterprises
have embraced ilpnuf1c'urrg bank
inE transportation amt land develop
ment. His no.nr near chester. Pa.
r. one Of th" Ir.z" farms ~ the
state.
Sproui became governor Of Penn
sylvnnie IN lall. His term ends IN
t92a. To b"rlu'v successor of the
late son. Pcnrp4c hc would have to
resign IN favor - ..isut. Gov. Bicdle-
man. who would then appoint Spruul
"a the Nucnno' llo would then havO
less than two years TO serve
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
Pickford Divorce
Worst of its Kind
Brief Declares

CARSON CITY, New. Jan g.
Mary PickforTH divorce from owen
Moore was "tuc worst Of iiH kind ana
should De the lnst uf I'm kind
Attorney GcnrrHi L.. u Fowler do
cllred In closing brief filed in tho
supreme court here today in his
action 90 huNH The decree snt aside
Miss Pickford was granted her de-
Gree rt Miud,u Nry. March 90 1890.
amt lu short time married Douglas
Fairbanks 100 1.n- AnEsl lrs. Miss
Fickford. Moore and Fairbanks ARE
motion picture stars Whom Fowler
attacked the divorce. Attorney Gavin
McNnh of Stu Francisco asserted for
IN" defense that the attorney r"ner-
nr- move violated every principle OF
institutional government and was
"thc fr-f Uf U.s. kind aud should hc
the lus' uf Ifs kind
"Nl language can h" found iu tny
law that cam he tortured into swing
an excuse fur the untruthful tcstl.
mpny OF respondent and the fiuudu-
lent deere, awarded her by REASON uf
such untrufhul testimony" Fowler
DECLARED iu foday- hrirf To allow
deceit and trIckery to overthrow law
would be akin 10 anarchy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03

Abandoning all holds in his efforts
to distract public attention from MS
relations with the investing public IN
the matter uf the Journal bond
sale. carl e.. Magcc b. statement
iu Mondays Journal headed Let the
ial Go with the hide" masses "a
series OF charges in what s"ems 20
be an effort TO scare Governor Mech
EN- away from ordering an inNe-tigh-
tiOn ct the journal bond Transaction.
number Of these charges are di-
rccfed against The Herald. which has
recalled to public attention Magee r
repeated broken promises tc those
VINO have paid him money for his
bonds. and suggested that an invcsii-
CATION should be made for the vel
ttre Of all concerned.
Magee Includes charges that secrc-
tary OF state Manuel Martinez made
ndyance payments to Tha Herald.
contrary 10 law" Tor the printing
of laws and Journals OF the F1fth leg
islature. and that the 1921 year book
tthc biennial official register OF the
statel IL yet undcliycred, although
largely paid Tor hy the state, contrary
to law. several months ago tho IN
terence being left that The Herald
also received the contract Tor TINS
book
OF state MartinsE shows that Mage
personally Investigated the matter OF
payment made Tor the laws and jour
nails aud that Magcc agreed that the
rerFptary could not be fairy critl-
czcd tot making pay mcn' Tor these
books. a. delivered hy the printers
TINS statement Shove that no con
tract has ever been let 20 anyone Tor
the 1921 blue book, or official rex
i.tcr. that no money has been spent
from the appropriation made for its.
publication. and that 90" whole oi
the Mugee charge d. Il d"hheral"
nl-shood. ct which NaEcn was tuly
aware when he published o.
The letter from secretary Marilh''
was issued To- Governor Mcchcm, "a
a. j. HaEcrman. president OF th'
state Taxpayets association. tn Tn,
Herald the journal and the Santa
Fo Ncw Mexican, which was the low
est bidder fT the 1891 year uo"k
but which has never received the or
der for reaaonH explained hy Mr. Mar
tiuaz The secretary lctt"r i"lowH
january 2. lJ22,
Tho Evening lrrtld,
AIhuuuorgue New M,Nico.
Gentle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03

In today's Albuquerque Mornins
Journal under artlCl" headed 'iafsl
THE TAIL Go WITH THE HIDE
nppenrs the foiipwing statement win
reference to tn t"crctary ui state
I'VE would ash that he investigate
the advance payments made contrary
to law hy the seer 'tI,ry of state y"
The HerulG on thcsC contracts. We
would ask him - uu1 out why Jan.
1. iggg thr 1921 year book Is YET
undeliyered. although largely phii
for by the state. contrary To law,
several months ago" THIS ~ an
absolutely Ial~c statement, not one
dollar OF the money appropriated Tor
the 1891 Blue Boob has been spcnt.
Il b. stlil In ma. ztNt' treasury ana Wili
remain there dntl the book has boon
delivered by IN" PRINTER. For your
Information Gas 4 would appear tltit
you had received the printing of thc
blue book as well ns the laws ana
Juurnnlsl want to advise mat duil'is
the month OF May this office called
for bid. FOR IA, printing of the ~. /
Blue Book from several printing
houses In New Mexico. Tho santa re
New Mexican Printing company l-a-
ing the lowest bidder. whs awarded
the contract. Also after receiving the
bids We found that the appropriation
wns not auuicieni to permit this onic"
10 contract az Iay any one FOR "a"
work of compiling this book. f1r
this reason the work has been done
In this Office by the regular force a.
extra times, n,ostly night ana hticr
Office hours.
with reference to the statement
re.fnrding ad"ances made 60 The
Herald for the printing OF the laws
and Journals that b. also untrue.
This matter WAS explained TO Mr
MnEce when IN santa Fc. AMI h'
ugroed with " at ihui time mat
under the circumstances and condi-
lions existing this office could not
criticised for payment or material
nnd each book as received at inc
Office We took the price OF material
and talbot into consideration ANA paid
nu amount which We thought would
I cover each lob as finished ana Nc
more,
Respectfully yours
(slgned) MANUEL MAkTlNEI'
Secretary or state
Copies to Herald, journal New
Mexican. Honorable n. !. hHgor-
man. and governors office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
.FLOOD BEARING
DOWN ON ARIZONA
CAPITOL BUILDING
Effort to Divert Water
From Cave Creek
Fails

PHoEN1N Ariz, Jan 3.-Flood
water from Cavo Greek escaped rom
efforts 20 divert u at a point two
blocks northwest Of the state capitol
shottly before O'Clock this after
noon and a1rted toward the capitol
The water entered the city a. "a
point a mie ana half from tho
state capitol which is IN the direct
path of the flc0d. Precautions are
being taken ht tho capitol to mini
mixr ths Image that will result
thore II th, hui!ding again h flooded
ar Il was during the Cave creek flood
last Angus
Rosidonts n tho northwestern part
OF the cls have boon moving from
their homss all morning Others
living IN tAat hection OF he city arr
moving their furnishing to the upper
noorr OF thcir homes,
No estimate OF the total amount Of
water In the flood Is yet possible
water psoFs association OFFICIALS said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
MAKE FRANCE REPAY her WAR
LOANS, CONGRESSMAN URGES,
AND STOP her NAVAL BUILDING

WASH INgTON. Jan 3-The ad-
e resolution introduced to-day hy Rep
resentatlNs KeHvis republican, Ne
hrhzka. 20 demand repaymc = hy
France OF money loaned to her 10y
the United states during the war
propmt payment of tho debt should
Indicated her intention of eNpending
large sums of money on Increased
naval armament
The resolution aid not mention
France 5y name but IN his formal
statement Mt ReaVis stated that ~
wa directed af France because %
her stand an the armament confer
enco on the submarines question.
Tho trNt Of the resolution tliloWs
"Whcrnns the proceedings of tho
conference ON the limitation of arm
amynts disCloses e. determination on
the part of certain dchtar nations
nf the United States 60 oXpend large
Sums of money ON increased naval
armament.
Resolved hy me house af repre-
seutatiycs .tthe senate concurrinEl
that b. is the desire of congress that
the government OF the United states
advise such nation or nations through
the proper channels thar the pay
ment OF obligations now due 20 the
United states vii be acceptable"
Reavis' statement
Mr. ReaviF statement was m fol-
lows
''rhe United states feels very great
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
Beech Nut Packing
Co. Selling Methods
Violates the Law

WASHINGTON. Jan. Tho prac-
tipc of IE, E.prp Nut pnoknE COM
VuuN u jos ~"tiiug methods. was
found by tbr supreme court to-day to
be- Iu restrain. tf trade and 800 uols-
ton of law
Tho court vcrscd tho decision cf
the lower courts and held the federal
trade ,ommI sion WINS within IT,
rights bon ord ring tho company to
discontinue Its practices. The meth
DDS of The Opmpuny Justice Day
stated. n ole. s,ring The opinion. sup
pressed youu.t ition.
Justice uar stated that the order
~ the youW| rslon b. too broad and
the court nrs-cribcd form of order
to hr followed in the future Justices
Holmes. N.Nvnua. McReynolds and
Rraudels -as nted