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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-12
NECESSARY TO GROWTH

nr everything ef' baunr % de- v"'' "'ne". 10 statistical report upon
- Aubuputrguc thr cs u.ua4rr. Huuunf report uu uuudur activities u
tha rN Iu 1921 ID. in,umuler 1r mhrlr.rr report goes as fr az bis
authority extends co tho tN limits n can a. no Gurher Therefore. WHOM
m reports total or approximately s1UuUue Hn brldug permits GRANTED no
1871 aud BE- total of lgI nvN house. built. hc - forced to omit more tun
hall The home building THAT hos n"u done iu those growing sections just
outside, the corporate umI-
The ofutui neuteY iu The city managers report viii be distributed
throughout tho county. They may Doe supplemented hy all the explanation
uemHhfe as TO oar restricted corporate limits hut tho official figures VII
tick and What has boon "a rul. home budding boom an Albuquerque durng
ih. pnH twelve months will be- recorded throughout the United States whcr-
.vr th~ck 81 teut on such matters as mo- moct than am ordinary small Town
tmItdlnf inovcHeni. The reaciou Of thm abridged report OF facts about
Albuquerque o. far reashiuE. In this ran o. Will affect the attitude Of every
division OF the hnihnE supply Industry toward Albuquerque
10 Is encouraging o. note ,Wy Manager GhddIugs cnorgeIc recon
iusudluun thai University Heights and the, Terrace addition be included IN
The cay limits s upn a. the city can finance the improvements necessary,
20 -1cN Inclusion This means extension of water and sewer lne- Thea.
the city cannot finance without % bond issue and 10 b. assumed that such
rNemaons ara contemplated m tc bond n-ues fo ue submitted To he peupi.
10 NpuL
OuIdr ~ This feature tine ry managers report 1u building taken in
connection with what we know of building outside me- city limits ln every
direction E inH -ucouraEluE. o. u particularly so when we realize that
The building movement is going right along into 1899 The advertisement
rr bm. tr building Inc now hotel tho apartment house and small dwelling
construction under vas and r.uay to to lot uud the prospect Tor W i'm
iorfaut office building constructions during the year with o. church or two
ul ih' hope OF tho school building program, all point to a big building
wear in this cuy W.. can afford Loo oNpyu1 considerable effort to expand
that movement our wHer and H"vc, systems ue now up TO cauasH.
Their Intelligent expansion requires city limit extension nt ony In Inc dl
rfuUn recommended ly the city manager but In others la well We should
not u" arwld 10 tBcklcu problem simply because t has uot been solved lrfor
Solving this one boz essential to ly considerable further growth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-12


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-12
Paths of Glory


Nmorica has MOI titics OF nubiliiy
win which tu reward brilliant pub
%, -,ttirv. Even ,N-~ptrsldcntH be-
COM. ordinary citizens at The tNpira-
ton OF their terms uul,- they hap
ppr fo hp elevated fu the supreme
court bench nyo Mr. Justice TAFT
thia is O. republic. ami ll O. seemed
flttlrr and glorious Tor it- most dis
lturui-hed citizens tU return. like
ClnciunatuS. % the pillow
Vow however matters are
changed a cabinet minister. or 30
senator or a president may NOT b."
2rturt o. patent of nobility. or given
oct the corn iand.. like tinratlus. oi
permitted To wear q corunel on pub.
Doc occasions when other men must
carry silk hats: but M. can. nnd ume
tlme- docs. become fhe supreme
thority in baseball or the general
director or chief attorney uf % pow
erful motion picture corporation.
How mach greater how much slim
plar how much more he actual ere
utious vt thu plain people are these
houors than any which are CON
f-rrrd 10y our sister nations across
tine sea- Your newly created lord
ls always 90 % disadvantage because
somebody with an older title goes in
to dinner ahead 81 him OF late bar
onctcie- are practically nothing 90
Hu. -o many gentlemen ave received
them Tor services during the wan
liut these great positions HH chief
promoter Of publicity may ven o."
the br-tll aud the rnd-1u OF Earthly
amhtuuu Al The ball game the dis
tiuruIshcd man from puhii, NE who
De- 90 SORT cot super umUiro has tho
most prominent hos and ululnUng
thousands rise tu greet hin as he
sioIs into a.
The statesman who has been cree
aztec grand goblin Of the movies l-
pictured an tho screen in 70 hundred
thousand fheatcrs being iuductrd lu-
go office. shaking hnnds with the pres
lloni Of the great film corporation.
standing with Douglas frirhuaks and
Mary IIctford or the brink Of the
GRAND canyon of the Colorado ~
| holding q match white Charlie chap
lu 90 ntil Hart lights u cTnrettc
IIs 81 true hero OF tine peuuir-.
man wuoao tame viii endure
81 Be- not 20 lee wondered 80 Thai
men iu The public service hook Tor
ward 20 these honors at "a ntfing re-
wlrd 90 their efforts How hottoI
can q distinguished American rnun,
uut his career than by stepping int,
tho fierce light that boats about th'
llm staying there juat az long a
th" owners uf the corporation vii
let him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-12
On the Anniversary
OF Roosevelt Death
CSew york Tribune }

.rt..1 49, h,,., n,s-.d .frc, tho
- wS,ndnr, uo,..,,n h.snn
I"'. ~. -. -. t.,u huf
t',e'' w ~
.N'' "a 49, ~. ,o.n,- d.,n
10
'W
81 ever q lto was Needed Wn'h
lts glorious Eight went % o. W"H lh"t
~ this great American Hit "ni
wa unfinished new series OF
events marked him ON tnf more irAI-
~Ho'ndeni usefulness since ~,
inc o. fsc armiriicc the world nm.
boon fuil uf travel tht larger i"i
thF consequence or toliy ana la'h
Of leadership Tie should nav" h''n
with us 10 guide The way
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-12
Baby Paralysis
By nR. M 81 nIemnr.

Almost every year there ace cpl
denies Of nfsntile paralysis.
Like aii other iufoctiv, disca es.
infuncle paralysis will only be
stamped out when the chain OF IN
fection bctwoeeu those carrying ihc
germs and we'll member ct the
community BE- broken.
The disease Is probably caused 10y
"a very minute organism found iu the
nasal mouth and bowel discharge pf
those who have the disease or are
carriers Of the germ without them
selves suucrinr amy aiinrnt
Tho millennium viii NO doubt hrinE
absolute control al prumisruou- spit-
tiuE % viii also wine out Doe com
mon drinking coup urd bring rigid
cleanliness OF glasses ana utensils ut
sndh fuuntuin- But until ihat day
comcs we % make 1ur mite
efforts ut prophylnsls or prevention,
We "a a. least wipe out flies.
reaches and other yermin which dn
more than their share IN ~rpreaaing
infcction Street ANA home aust bear
Ia definite relation to The spread 90
many Infections and O. h. not un-
reasonable 20 presume that they may
be n factor in the dissemination oi
infantile paralysis.
An garbage aud waste should ht
carefully and properly cared for and
collected at regular u frequent IN
tervuis. Guard ull God supplies ca'
pcciaiiv milk AMI pcrlshnhle prod
urts.
Assemble Of children in infecte,
/ localities should hc discouraged. aus
prevented
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-12
m,,rrtR

You don understand. Way
can -ag no more d,
II can do understand Nnd
can nut your douht into words'" J
utormed "You believed that : cuuldui
possihiV have arrived. ! couldn't ne
a star in the MrMnsters constellation
and rsmaln-the girl- you o"nih
marry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-12
mnaIl. nn IN srnIkE

COLOGNE The Judges nf all c"ln
u couIIN have refired 10 conduct
sessions They uroisst tho allied high
commission eft this occupied area had
Cancelled he arrest rs the SHrmnn
police nf Herr emeetf. leader OF th'
Independent Hhineland party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-12

Winter rcndlnF that cant he sur
passed The Suowshoe Trnil ny
Edison Marshall. starting In Tho
Evening Herald Monday January TO-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-12
MOST SYMPTOMS TRAM

EpMBAN-A train NOR" fumptu-
ous than anA In which u king of
England has Travelled hus hCon ron-
vcyiug the Prince OF Wales through
India Cold decorations prevail The
princes hedstead is ~ oNidizcd SILVER
and his bathroom tiled with por,v-
lain.
Library nf the British museum
gets sd. 0U0 new hooks every year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-12
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

~M&W FEAR DEsTRoYEp-ren thou not; for l am with thee; be not
K{ atsnaved. tor I am thv God ! viii strengthen thcei yen, ! wi
helm thcc, yea. Twin uphold thee with the right hand Of my rsnt-
eeusnesss- isaiah az 40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
PRODUCE MARKET
SUGAR MARKET

New York. July 1.-THE raw sugar
market continued its downward course
during the early operations and prices
declined to the basis NJ 81 conts for
Cubas. cost and freight. equal to f.S6
cents for centrifuGal on sales OF $4,000
bags for prompt shipment. but Arm
again later on sales oF 5000 bags for
prompt and July shipment at , 5-l6
cents. cost and freight, equal To 1872
cents for centrifugal. and closed firm
Offerings were light and = was init
mated that buyers might even pay
fractional advances for August ship
mcnt.
The raw sugar futures market was
Irregular and after declining two to
four points early under renewed liqui-
dalton. prices rallied sharply on active
covering and buying by trade interests
and commission houses, prompted by
the upturn In the spot market. Closing
prices wore four TO seven points net
higher. July. S.32c: September, sac;
December. Sac. March. 32hc.
The market for rehncs was un-
changed at $500 TO $500 Tor fine Eranu-
lated. but business was less active with
buyers Inclined 10 hold of and await
developments Refined futures nominal,
Close: July, 67oci September, 6.G5c;
December. $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
FREIGHT CAR SHORTAGE SOON
IS PREDICTION Of BABSON
LIBERTY BONDS AT
new TOP PRICES

New York. July 14.-United states
war flotations. as represented by LID
erty issues, were the outstanding 1eat-
ore of today's generally strong pond
market. with easy money as an accelar-
atng factor.
New top prices for the year was reg
Istercd by the tax exempt S1& at l.Ol,
second tours Mt 100, second AIS at
100 60: third 4li's ut 10000 and fourth
4l's at l0l, while the first fours dupl!-
Gated their previous maximum OF the
year at 1905.
Foreign war loans made an indifferent
showing by comparison. British. French
and Belgian governments manifesting
no definite trend with heaviness In
United Kingdoms OF 1887 and several
of the French municipals.
Domestic rails were not anected oy
the railway strike most changes IN mat
Quarter being In the directions or higher
levels with especial strength in Louis
VILE and Nashville tours. Great North
crn 5h's and rs. st. Louis and Iron
Mountain rours and Chesapeake and
Ohio convertible fves.
The changes among industriat@ ana
utilities were narrow cXcept Tor lne .
point rise IN Consolidated Gas rs. Total
sales (par valucl aggregated E4.6la'-
600.
Among the few new corporate oner-
Ings was the S20000O0 five percent
first md refunding mortgage bonds or
tho Northern States Power Company or
Minnesota, sold at price to yield 5.If
percent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
STEUBENVILLE
GROCER INJURED IN
RUNAWAY UPSET

steubenville, O, July willie"
Mount aged 50 years, was seriously III
tured today when he WAS thrown lrom
y wagon in a runoff. he was driving
down n steep grade on Bates street ana
ths brakes Of his wagon failed to hold
The wagon. runup on tho horse and the
animal frightened and started to run
Ar the bottom OF the hill the wagon
over turned and Mr.. Mount was thrown
violently to the ground. sustaining q
broken hip The horse was also thrHwn
and badly injured. Mr.. Mount Is In tAe
Ohio Valley hospital. He Is IN Inc
grocery business here.
Woman Honored-
Mrs. Sue Jones Of this city Tho was
recently elected president OF the state
Auxiliary, Sons of Veterans, WAS hon.
ored at a receptio n given at the
knights Of Pythias hall last night by
the local camp OF Sons OF Veterans
and local auxiliary. There were about
200 members Of the two organizations IN
attendance. Addresses were delivered
by Congressman Frank Murphy, mayor
Frank Hawkins. Commander J. /. Grip
pen Of the G. A. II. Samcl Poolf OF
Carrolton and Mrs Wilford Mounts OF
Salon. Music was furnished by the
Dokie orchestra.
Shooting Reported.
Sheriff Edward Lucas Is engaged
today In an investigation into an a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
FLOATING SUPPLY
OF STEEL COMMON

The floating supply OF United States
Steel common stock OF shares held IN
the names Of brokers on June 30 was
the largest since March 81. 1921. They
totaled 1,224,6l7 shares, or 24.o9 per
cent Of the entire issue, compared Win
l,o3S.6I9, or 24.27 per cent. on the
earlier date. On March 81 last brokers
holding amounted to 1.16S.173 shares
and at the close Of last year l,o79.9es
shares.
Investors shares. or those NOS held
In the names OF brokers. were S.35S, iOS
shares on June 80. or 1881 per cent
Of the total They compared w!thS.993'-
IO67 shares on December 81 last. Tne
greatest period Of investment buying
Of United States steel was from 1915
until the end Of 1921. Al the close OF
1916 investors holdings were 2.l32,5S9
shares and brokers holdings 2,960,4SS
shares
Some liquidtion Of both the common
and preferred stocks by foreign holders,
particularly in France. was. indicated
by the June figures. At the close OF
the second quarter 275.0s6 shares OF
common. or sal per cent OF the issue,
were held abroad, compared with 2so' lsZ
shares, OF 5,51 per cent, on March 81
The French holdings of the common de-
cl!ned from 1886 shares on March ~
TO lO,201 shares on June 30
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
CHICAGO LIYR99OU

Chicago, July 14.-U. S. Bureau OF
Agricultural Economics,)-Catte' re-
celpts $500; beef steers mostly STEADY
TOD ma,ured steers S10.3S; yearllns
$1,000; bulk beef steers $S.S5Vs:76; sne
stock uneven; Gamers and best beer Oh
ferings steady; in between grades weak
TO lower; butcher cows and neiIers
mostly s5.5OQ7.25; bulls steady to easy;
bulk bolognas S5.00@6.15; calves STEADY
to outsiders; weak to 2b cents lower 70
hackers; bulk around $s.2S9s-7b; Re"
best at $1,000; stockors unchanged
Hogs, receipts $1,000. opened ~ 10
IS cent? lower on better grades; closed
20 TO so cents lower than yesterdays
average; others Is to SO cents down.
TOD $1,000; few sorted lights: good
butchers mostly 5000 8lo.6s; buik
packing sows ss.oo0s.5o; pigs weak TO
rs cents lower; mostly ts.A8Ao'oe:
holdover liberal
Sheep, receipts 1i,o0e; strong 70 Genus
higher; top native lambs 1855 to CITY
butchers; good natives largely $l3.so;
short sorted and straight culls mostly
$500: good Idaho lambs Sls.76; feeder
ends sl3.0o813.25; best fat handy ma
tive ewes $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
THIRTEEN

tack on the bunk houses OF the Climax
Coal Co. ut Smithfieid, o. tY unknown:
parties last night. According TO CON-
plaint received by tho Sheriff, numberj
of shots were fired from a hillside"
above the mining camp and bullet;si
pierced the houses where the workneA
were Quartered. No one was injured.
The gunner escaped before guards
could reach the place where tho firing
came from.
Nsdng Prom Nome. n
Search Is being made. here and
throughout Jefferson county for Cas4
Wright. aged rs years. well known
young man Of Adena, O.. who - mya1
teriously missing from his home.
disappeared on Monday evening ans ~
has not been heard from nor seen SiAeos
Relatives fear for his safety. The fo~
cal police have also been asked to make
a search here for Antonio Romita, aSsd
II years who is missing from his home
at Weirton, w. Va
Has Broken Neck Z,
Jimmy Symington, OF Follan0oee.
former member OF tho Pastims club Of
the Inter City league. 10 In . Pitts
burgh hospital with q broken neck, sus.
tanned in ball game there several
days ago. Last season In . game &c
Follansbee he suffered broken neck
but recovered sufficiently to play again
this season, going to Pittsburgh altar
playing a few games with the Pastims
club. He regained consciousness today
at the hospital and attending physicians
have hopes for his recovery.
Divorce Actions.
Rose A. port has sued for divorce
from John Port alleging he beat her
and threatened to kill her with q re-
volver. Jane Spera seeks . divorce
from William Spera. alleging brutal
treatment and gross neglect Of duty.
Charles Oshler has brought suit for d.
vorce from Grace N. Oshler. alleging
that she was eItrayaEant and run him
into debt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
LOCAL. & BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

CRy private wire to A. f. Masten & CO..
New York, July l4.-1n tho absence
Of any particular news developments OF
the day, price movements IN stock mar
ket were somewhat mixed.
Early weakness in the so-called Mex
can oil shares induced some LIQUIDATION
early in other departments OF the hs'
but as the session progressed short coy
ering made It's appearance and THIS
caused an afternoon rally In most sec
tons OF the list. the Mexican oil issues
displaying particular buoyancy. AMONG
special stocks, Studebaker. Consoiioa'eo
Gas. Col. Gas and Electric and Amer
can Can registered new high prices lot
the year. Developments with respec'
to the railroad and coal strikes arc De-
ing closely watched.
The heaviness in the so-called Amor
can OIL shares at the present time IL
thought to be due chiefly to an over
bought condition. IN,
II looks as though the market VIII
be more or less of n specially ahair Tor
n while at least until some OF the rather
destructive Influences concerning Inc
market are ironed out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
RAIL STOCKS
MORE STEADY

New York. July 1.-THE most en-
couraging feature OF today's uncertain
stock market was the comparati
Rteadiness or the railroad division IN
the face OF more serious strike condi-
tlonS. A few secondary or minor trans
portations such as st. Paul preferred
Missouri Pacific preferred and Wheel
ing & Lake Erie preferred were modera-
lively heavy. but the Investment group
was well supported.
Otherwise the list was spotty and
irregular. forenoon declines OF l TO !
points among oils. steels, equipments.
motors and shippings being followed by
general recoveries later. AT the end.
however. grains and losses were mixed
Shorts in Mexican Petroleum were
again punished. thar stock rising al
most - points from It's low OF The
morning and closing az 2 net gain OF
- after having shown a loss OF A.,
points. Pan American Pctroleums.
Mexican Sea board and Standard OH or
California also benefited by the Wig
orous reoil In Mexican Petroleum. A
Former fayoritcS OF the equipment
and motor types were tossed TO and
fro during the early and intermediate
periods hut finished at substantial
gains with American Can and Consol'-
dated, Gas. Final prices for mos, Of
the miscellaneous showed trfltnS
changes. Sales amounted 70 $4,000
shares.
The per cont opening ard removal
rate for call loans was net BY private
offerings at - per cent in tho later
part OF the day such funds were FREQ
~ available as low rs ia per cent.
Time money was firm 1T TO Az per
cent but hiSh grade commercial paper
was marketed at ~ low as { per cent.
Another li"ht day was reported In
the f""CjCN exchange market where the
furth"" tirmneSs or sterling bills was
IN striking cnntras; 10 reaCtionary ten
denotes elsewhere. Allies rerittances
caScd 10 points and rlost of the
0eutrals. Norway and Sweden except
"d. ware lower, with German marks
= points under their recent top
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
WARW0oD ,M'
Bible O1a8 Ylnu1a

Mis- Mildred. shoemann WI enter.
tain the members Of the Christian
church Bible class this afternoon WITH
picnic out Gleuns Rum. Nachihet
will convey the members to the ground
and after spending tho dap In tho usus
al amusements. the merry party wf1l
enjoy . delicious picnic supper at
o'clock. The affair Is In chsrgS a
Misses Mildred Shosmann. Hslen GcrI
Shoemann.
Flar 1aastns Prsety Affakr. =
The flag raising at the playground
last evening was very pretty af@
fair. The flag which Is very beautiful
was one Of the eight presented to the
different Fairgrounds by the q. ~ r.
One ofg tho old comrades made ths
presentation speech followed by The
acceptance speech BY Prof. Harry A.
Smith. After dark some good pictures
were shown after which refreshments
were sold. Quite number Of people,.
old and young attended.
Entertained Husbands.
The ladies' Of the Warwood Bridge
club delightfully."- entertained their huS-
bands at Green's hotel ct Tr3defphis
last evening with . 8 O'Clock chicken
waffle dinner. After which tho remain
der Of the evening was spent plsytn1
cards. Those who attended were:
Messrs and Mesdames John Harper,
Charles wichmann. Car1 Kenney. Dayl
Lewis Chester Mason, Fred Walker,
Harry Morgan. Donald Sanders and
John Myles-
HOUSE PNRty.
Misses Martha and Helen Berry ere
entertaining . number Of their friend1
ut their homo this week end with .
S~ArlR0 n Handing
party will be enjoyed at the Berry
home. Among the out-of-town guests
are: Misses. Betty Workman Of Wash.
tnrton, Pa, Jessie Hamilton Of Barnes.
vile Ruth Allen OF Moundsvilie and
Mildred Freess Of Nov Martinsvflle.
10 ADsn1n6 Sarv3oa.
There win b no morning church ser
vice 1t the Presbyterian church. sun
day morning. but Sunday school VIII
be held ~ usual. The Rev. Rubre OF
West Alexander viii preach the evening
.sr,non Chrtsttsn EnAssvof win be
held 1t O'Clock. The public II cor
daily invited 20 sktsnd an Girvsoe1
A110A 1san4A
Many looAi people sttsDdsd ths eer-
vice star Legion picnic - the Far
Grounds yesterday. Tia da1 vas spent
IN games, contests, swimming snd
dancing and . 8 O'CLOCK dsocsous com
munity supper Wa oWvo6
3RDuA1A
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Red ana soa.
ptcf motored % H1Ddrsd ysgtsrlv to
sncnd TIE ws6k-snA vftA d3snAA
Mr.. ana Nh my xsaDs1y. - -
vtSitius relatives h PttsburEh p
HovaTd Crawford Il Point P1e
10 ths susst q his brother md 411@
Of eevsnSh street.
mss Marie BnsGfl v1o -, stssse1g
summer school at WSst Ik60l - W
fling It her homo ca 31sn&S0 $780,
Nss Marie endh . tsoeG u @s
local school 10 IN he 0h1o WY OsD'.
erai Hospital vn@s shs- unavR .
operation.
Nr. ana Nrx Tom P011se3 ana ~
ny Of RtchIsDd avsuue vm sDSod T.
veeh-sud WITH rsia$fvss 4n 64o0. ~
Ms Bessie Btnssn v1n lssve Snoy
for PtttSburEh whsrs - I'M ~
Mis-. Julia Hooker Of Dst1cft - t1s
russt Of Mr.. and Ma John Hdo1 q
Junior cornell Of washt.sAu.. ~
n the russt Of Nr. sAd 1rA JAsD0
Cornell Of thfs city.
M. and MrA H4F7 Jooss ana ~
nv win lssvs today fef . tan ~
trtp through potats b OH