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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07
Revelations "A Vic g1oAAsasss;6.

/ had no time 10 answer Mrs Dur
KEGS comment that I was making
the mistake OF my life in having that
girl back again" for we reached our
house as she finished speaking. and
the occupants of the big car. just
aighted, swept Us into their delight
ed encomiuns of the grounds. the
house. its decorations-eve
concerning. our new purchase.
But her words fingered with ma
for days, though cIriously enough,
the warning against Grace Draper
did not affect me nearly as much as
did the seemingly inadvertent state
ment Edith is behaving badly
enough, goodness knows" That fit
ted i'm so closely with the suspicion
which had swayed me during Dicky's
absence. that l could think Of Moth
ing else.
Dicly's Plan.
Her meaning was made clear
enough 10 me, however. before many
days passed, and il dwarfed in my
mind even the bizarre situation of
having Grace Draper practically an
inmate of our home We had moved
into the remodelled Dacey farm
house upon the day following the
arrival Of the Dur KEGS, and Dicky
and I had insisted upon Robert Sa-
varin's coming with US This LETT
Mrs. TIGERS rooms vacant. and while
1, myself, had thought Of the feast
bility of having Grace Draper stay
there, il gave me a distinct shock to
have Dicky breach the subject TO me-
Il say. old top" he said breeziIy
10 me upon the third day following
the arrival of the Durkee party at
Shelter Island. what do you think
OF having Oracle board at Mrs
TIGERS while she's posing for me?
You see, my arrangement with her
naturally calls for her expenses while
she's down here, but 7 don't exactly
see the necessity of maintaining her
at a summer hotel Then, too, get
ting her over here each day Is a
nuisance. So how about TiceTs?"
I think it a most admirable ar
rangement.' 1 replied sedately, with
no hint of the turmoil within me.
/ WtlCOIltu Hfls NUHutLlA6 LlAo
while at something inscrutable in her
eyes besides the very real suffering
which was mirrored there. I Won
dered If she surmised, as I did, that
the real reason for his wishing her
transfer to the TIGER farmhouse was
his disinclination to have Grace ORA
per know how much time he was
spending with Edith Fairfax.
For under the pretense of seeing
old Aft" DiCky made almost daily
trips to Shelter Island. at first in my
unpretentious car, bat within a week
he had brought home a smart new
touring car, a purchase he had been
threatening to make for a long time,
but which guessed Edith's arrival
had fastened.
Junior Adores Grace.
I shall not soon forget the first
time I saw it. Dicky drove il into
the yard with a flourish. calling
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

John o. n. Kollar and Josephine
Bennett both or South Bend.
Stanley r. SobczalI and Helen Tai
kowska. both of South Bend
Herman N. Ions South Bend. and
Mabe. A. White. Nishawaka.
Flory Lukacs and Anna Farkas
both of South Bend
Lucyan PeczowsSi and Theresa p.
KotcCki, both OF South Bend.
Edward j. Ho.ycross and Winnie
LaDon. both Of Mishawaka.
Samuel z. Young and Ada Kare-
inck. both of Niles. Mich.
Leslie c. Poysor and Lucy Pfols-
groff. both OF South Bend.
Willard Seeger. South Bend and
Edith Ida Hoolscher Niles Mich.
Jessie Lee Price ana Audrey VIII
son. both Of South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

PEOPLE or the church viii also have
an informal program including music
by the Indiana Avenue church choir
and vocal numbers BY ten high
school boys under the direction OF
Miss Effie Harmon. The remainder
OF the evening will be spent socially
and light refreshments Will be
served
The Live Oak No. !. Woodman
Circle gave card party Monday aft
ernoon at the ". o. ". Hall. The
favors were won by Mrs. Emma Bar
uard and Mrs Maggie Whaley. The
circle viii give another card party in
two weeks
J. ". Cookeae. eos Dubail st. was
pleasantly surprised by his friends
and employees Saturday evening, the
occasion being his 3sth birthday
anniversary Games. music and
dancing were features Of the eve
ming the favors being given TO Miss
Eddie Wesselsock. Miss Alta Raush
and Jack Alden. Late in the evening
luncheon was served from an at
tractively appointed table conferred
with a large birthday cake.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Davidson OF
New Carlisle entertained AT
o'clock dinner last Friday evening
in celebration Of their 25th wedding
anniversary. Covers were laid for
20 at "a carefully appointed table.
The evening was spent informally
and the Misses Gladys Hoffman and
Eleanor Massey pleased with piano
selections.
Miss Irene Spencer, 924 S. Main
ST., was given a surprise party Fri
day evening by a number OF her
friends in honor Of her birthday an
niversary. The home was made
very attractive with decorations OF
white and yellow. the centerpiece Of
the table was formed Of white and
yellow chrysanthemums. The even
ing was spent with music. dancing
and games. the favors in the later
being won by Miss Margaret Sinner.
Miss Alma Kruk and Miss Irene
Spencer. Luncheon was served to
the following guests, Misses Dor
othy Paige. Evelyn Taylor. Jean
Garrison, Inez West. Mary Mars,
Doris Reed. Donnabelle Scott, Mar
garet Sinner and Alma Kruk.
Mrs. r. J. Latimer. 1906 Miami
ST. entertained a number OF relatives
at dinner Sunday as a courtesy 10
her father, Marion W. Pyke OF
Woodland. Ind, who celebrated his
10th birthday. The decorations
were in keeping with the valentine
season and the table was centered
with a birthday cake. bearing rs
lighted candles.
Mrs. G. II. Odekirk. 1870 y. Olive
st, was hostess Saturday afternoon
to the members Of the Mawmee club.
In the contests the favors were won
by Mrs. George Hosler and Mrs. NJ.
Larson. Luncheon was served fol-
lowing the games and contests. The
club will be entertained Feb. Il at
the home OF Mrs. Fred Williams. 123
+. Dayton st.
AR. and Mrs. Glen Carleton. Di-
vision st. I'd. entertained six guests
at dinner Saturday evening. Places
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Korn Mr. and Mrs Raymond Sny-
der. Miss Bernice Ritter and J. Mil
Ter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07
EXAMS SHOW MANY
STUDENTS SUFFER
MINOR AILMENTS
More Than Half of Pupils
Examined i'm January
Need Attention.

Eight hundred and thirty-dve OF
the children Of the city schools were
examined 10y school nurses during
the month of January or these
44S We're found 90 Zoe defective. sur-
fering from dccayed teeth. tonsils.
obstructed hearing and vision. De-
fects of this kind THAT were cor
rected number 1884,
There were $50 principal and
teacher consultations. S55 notes sent
10 parents. 449 rooms visited. and
935 class talks and individual health
talks; 161 calls at home We're made.
Two of the "a children sent 20 the
Anu-Tuberculosis league for cxami-
nation were placed at Healthwin
hospital for treatment.
The nurses demonstrated al es
drills the proper use of tooth
brushes. and there were 20 hand
kerchief drills. over 1.1SO children
were weighed and measured. and
II found underweight were Ola cd
in the milk squads" 20 be given
milk during recess. The children.
IL is said. were anxious. az rule
20 observe the personal habits that
We're advised by the nurse.
The IS pupils enrolled at the
open Air room at the Washington
school gained total of 21lt
pounds. the greatest gain being four
pounds accomplished by one of the
girls.
The school dentist reports 81 pa
TENTS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07
TWO FORECASTS OF SPRING MODES
Clever Cape Costumes
of Unusual Materials
Warmer Weather Fed
By ANNETTE BRADSHAW

oSTUMES instead Of
81 dresses promise to hold
~ sway for spring, and stun
ming adaptations are already APP
pearing. Diversified types are
shown. Many appear with
simple, straightline dress with a
longer cape, or a sports cape
gathered, reaching only to the
fnger-tips. Kasha, with other
special fabrics, Canton crepe and
crepe satin are used with smart
combinations Of the latter two.
Caramel, beige and copper
promise popularity, and in cara
mel and copper tones are the
models sketched here.
Caramel piquetine forms the
cane costume at the left. Heavy
trepe de chine in black and
white is cleverly employed to
pine the side fastening. form the
collar and line the cape. The
simple cape is gathered TO a
long. straight band. It rolls
back about the neck and the
scarf ends NAV be thrown over
the shoulder if desired.
The smart hat combines black
satin and glycerine ostrich.
Kasha Of copper tone and
cream Canton crepe are charm
inglv combined in the other
adaptation of the cape mode.
Cream Canton lines the cape,
and is revealed through the open
ends Of the pulled collar. Dainty
gold braid outlines the blouse
portion, while pearl buttons lend
added ornament.
A cream felt toque with cop
per pompom completes the cos
tune.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

left within sound OF her voice T 7os-
came the srapeEOat
We'll. Margaret she said. with
crisp cruelty with one CT your
husbands old flames walking or
with your child. and another waiting
for him 20 cali with that new car.
10 strikes me you would better come
or THAI high horse OF yours and 40
something
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07
600 NiEN WANTED

One thousand men are wanted inn
mediately 10 place their money with
the Building & Loan Assn. 216 W.
Washington sv., formerly 124 s.
Main St. and I'm return they win
receive 8 per cent interest. COM
pounded quarterly. Stop in our new
office and allow us 20 inform YOU
OF building and loan. 35-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs Clnord c. Casper
-122 Mishawaka av. a daughter
Feb. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. A 7. Gitcheu T. r.
g. South Bend. q daughter sunday
at Epworth hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Love. 1873
y. Scott ST.. son. Monday az Ep-
worth hospital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07
IT'S REAL SPORT.

going 20 the theater. IL you have
your automobile fully insured. and
you can forget the possibilities OF
Il being stolen. Act. at once. and
call the Greenan Agency in the
Farmers Trust Bldg. 27-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07
WARN wEArnER CONnNG.

But do your littio painting jobs
now. We are closing out a job lot
c. paints az exceptionally low prices
TO take on the complete O'Brien
line. Real bargains offered II we
have your color. Reimold's hard
ware store on Main st. 2e-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07
LNNDLORD IN CowsHED.

LEICESTER. England, Feb. s -
Though he owns four houses William
Reast OF Thornton is living in a
cowshed with his wife and six chill
dren. Under the present law he can
not obtain possession OF his property.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

I ann a girl of IT. I have many
boy friends. but there is only one
of them that I care anything about.
He is % years old. He has told
me many times that I am the only
girl he ever cared for. and he hoped
that some day I would really love
him But to keep him from really
falling FIN love with me 7 talked OF
the other boys ] 20 with. I refused
TO go several places with him.
though ] really wanted 20 60, and
now ne doesn't come TO see me any
more. Although 7 am not truly in
love with him. it hurts me when he
does not call 10 see me. Please ad-
wise me what TO do.
UNCERTAIN LOVE
UNCERTAIN LOVE: Why play
a part with any one OF whom you
are truly fond2 Be natural with
this young man. Write him a note
and invite him TO your home. Then
he viii see that YOU like him and
enjoy being with him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

Annie Laurie will welcome letters
OF inquiry ON subjects Of feminine in
tercst from young women readers of
this paper and will reply To them in
these columns. Letters TO Miss
laurie should he addressed To her,
i'm care of this office.
Copyright 1922. by Newspaper
Feature Service, Inc.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

Ellsworth's lie Carnival de Ltn-
genre and Pink and White Sale con
tinues. See our ad on this page. Be
ginning February 9th. Spring Sew
ing Week. DO your spring sewing
early. Special prices on notions. Spe-
cial prices on silks, woolens and col
ored wash fabrics. Today's the day
$500 Brass Beds (fuu size) at sic
The Ellsworth Store IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

No creditor can touch the pro-
ceeds OF a life insurance policy. The
wife and family have prior at
tachment; that is II issued by WAL
TER FEGAS, j. NJ. s. BLDG. 27-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

viii give a dance and oyster supper
Feb. 7th. at 321 S. Michi-
gan st-Chas. NoOnan. Adjt- IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

Calvin Sterrzbacr. chi opractor.
graduate OF Universal School OF
Davenport and Ross School OF Fort
Wayne. has opened Offices a; SCI y.
Main 81. 4--tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

VIII give dance and oyster sup
per Tuesday. Feb. Z. at 321 s. Michi-
gan ST. Charles NOonan. adit IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

Guthrie buys all kinds or bonds.
32-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

Dear Annie Laurie am IS years
Of age I have been going to the
hospital three and four times "A week
for treatment since July.
During this time I have fallen
desperately i'm love with a doctor. but
he doesn't seem 20 think as much of
me as I do of him. 1 ann very much
distressed over it, I feel at times as
il 7 want to tell him how much /
really do think of him. but can't
lie has never asked me to go out
with him. I want to know if it viii
be all right for me TO invite him TO
a party that our club is giving. DO
YOU think he would caH it running
after him"2 RUNNING BIRD
Humming Bird-It would be per-
fectly proper for you TO invite the
doctor to the party which your club
is giving. but 10 would be better if the
invitation came from the club.
MY dear, do be careful, and don't
tell the doctor how much you care
for him. Retain and maintain your
dignity, and don't mistake his cour-
tesy TO you for anything else. Re
member that ne may think OF you as
he does of dozen other nice pa
TENTS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-07

Guthrie sells all kinds Of bonds
S2-tf
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AdUice to Girls
By ANNE LAURIE

Dear Annie laurie ann young
man 23 years old, very good looking
not conceited though-and am not
looking for a wife, but enjoy being
with nice girls. It doesn't seem that
they enjoy being with me They are
anxious TO meet me, but after going
with them once or twice they seem
TO tire of me.
Now. why is this? 1 never was a
hand at telling about my adventures
because to me such as that is a bore,
and I don't want TO be deceitful and
make a lot of false love TO any girl.
I try to be just as nice and polite
as I know how, and take them TO the
movies and driving. OF course,
they enjoy being with me when 1
have the car.
Now, could YOU suggest some way
for me to be interesting without
making love and Dragging?
G.. J. C.-Try to find out what the
girls like to talk about. You can
do this 10y being a good listener for
while Then YOU will find out
topics Of conversation which interest
them. and YOU should have no trouble
in entertaining your friends.
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
CRAWFORD
. >>>>>>>>>>>><> - =

John Kraai took charge of the Hot.
chkiss-Maher mail route July 1st.
Miss Mildred Rodstrom is carrying
kins is putting up his hay.
]. G. Campbell has been appointed
as deputy water commissioner by wa
ter commissioner Luellin of Eckert.
A goodly number of Crawfordites
attended the celebration at Paonia
Tuesday and report regular 4th of
July time.
Miss Katie Den Beste was helping
several days last week at the Ray
Zeldenthuis Store while Ray was on a
fishing trip.
Miss Beth Hopkins left Monday for
Paonia to visit friends there for a
week. She will be a guest in the
Bert Crawford home.
Dr.. Myers wife and daughter, Miss
Naomi and Mr.. and Mrs. R. Pearce of
Hotchkiss were dinner guests at the
Martin Collins home Sunday.
Mrs Mary Stafford who has been in
Oakland, California, for the last four
months returned home Saturday some
what improved in health.
Jake Reed had the misfortune of
getting his right wrist broken the fore
part Of last week while fencing at Hay
Park between Crystal Creek and
Black Mesa.
A great many Crawfordites spent
the Nations birthday picnicking on
the various streams in the mountains
together with many others from over
the country.
Little Vivian, the eighteen month
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Friend Of Maher is very i'll Of stomach
and bowel trouble, but is some better
at this writing.
Crawford was visited by a very
hard rain last Thursday, the first o.
the season. While a milder rair
would have done more good all were
glad to welcome most any kind.
The Misses Dorothy Seabrook, Helen
Boyce and Catherine Caldwell, arriv.
ed from Pine Bluff, Arkansas, Wed
nesday and will be guests of Mrs. p
G. Gates of Maher for the summer.
Mrs. Laura Pace and daughters
Mrs. Leafa Gingrich and Mrs. Myrtle
Haaga of Kenilworth, Utah, motored
up from Hotchkiss Sunday and visit
ed in the Harry Gingrich home.
Ray Brewer, who has been doing
Canada for the past month came in
Monday evening and says he is well
pleased with parts Of the country but
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
Looks Suspicious.

Looks Suspicious.
]. A. Speer, who is an artist for the
McPhee and McGinnity company, is
spending several days in the city exc
cutting his work in colors at the Geo.
Seabourn Mercantile Company store.
Mr.. Speer and wife and w. D. Hines
and wife went to Grand Mesa lakes
Sunday and enjoyed an outing until
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Speer 10 not
used to Colorado sunshine first hand
and as result OF his enthusiastic and
continued admiration Of the scenery
is wearing a bright red nose and q
couple of burned ears. Anyway he
says the trip to the Grand Mesa lakes
was worth the while and the injured
members will be all right in due
course of time,
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07

as yet is undecided as to locating
there.
DR.. E. N. Edgerton, district super.
intendent of the NJ E. church and the
Rev. D. A. Gregg in company with will
j. Wood and Raymond Zeldenthuis en-.
joyed fishing trip to the Gunnison
last week.
The usual charivari crowd congre.
gated at the Axtell home Monday eve
ming and wished the newly weds all
kinds of good luck while they enjoyed
the treats which the happy couple
| passed around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley F1uke of Paon-
la spent Thursday with Harley's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fluke Their
two little girls, Nova and Wanda who
have been visiting their grandparents
for the last week returned home with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Julius motored
to Hotchkiss Sunday to See Mrs. Jul
ius uncle, Tede Taylor, who has just
returned from Salida, where he under
went an operation for appendicitis
and stomach trouble. He is GONZALES
cont.
A number of friends of Mrs. Earl
Busby (nee Tracy Van Den Berg)
gathered at her home last Wednesday
afternoon and proceeded to shower
her with miscellaneous assortment
Of household articles. A very pleas
ant time was had by all present.
Last Monday evening the home OF
A. NJ. Axtell and wife was the scene of
a very pretty wedding when their
daughter WINS May became the bride
! of George o. Ewing of Paonia. The
| ceremony was performed at $3.50 p. m.
by William Wood in the presence
of the families of the contracting
parties and few intimate friends,
after which dainty refreshments were
served. The bride is the third daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Axtell and was
born and raised in the Crawford vicin.
ity where she is known and liked by
all. The groom is a stranger to most
of us but needs no introduction to Pa
onia readers whom he has lived among
for upwards of twenty years and
claims host of friends there who
wish him and his bride a prosperous
and happy married life. They will
make their home in Paonia where the
bride has been employed for the past
year.
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
LEGION TOOK LIONS
TO CLEANING FRIDAY

The twilight ball game Friday even
ing between the American Legion and
the Lions Club surprised the greatest
hopes Of the Legions, the score being
81. The Lions had a number of mis-
fortunes which combined almost reap
ed them shut out but owing to a
tumble at the first base Holtgren, the
first man up, got on and George Sea-
bourn landed safe one which pulled
him in making the only score for the
Lions. Mr.. Springer was doing fine
work on second but in a rough and
tumble engagement was so badly in
jured that he was forced to retire.
Charles Parker, the able catcher of
the Lions was knocked out with q
game finger and a gamer ankle which
seems to have furnished sufficient
alibi for this time. The Legion boys
were feeling mighty good and did
their darndest all the way through.
The Lions pitched Sharman and IL he
had had few more innings things
would have come out different as he
settled down remarkably after the
first two innings. On the other hand
Sankey who pitched for the Legion
lost control entirely after the first two
innings which would probably have
evened things up pretty WELL Thyret
was the catcher for the Legion and
played remarkably we'll Gus Rausch,
strong rooter for the Lions was per.
suaded to substitute for Mr.. Springer.
Louck served as umpire.
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
Jap Girl Taken to Parents.

Ocheo Sagoski, a Japanese girl, IL
years of age, left last Thursday for
Santa Ana, California. to remain with
her parents. 1t appears that the girl
was brought to Delta by a Japanese
named T. Uyezama several months
ago and was apprehended here on ad
vice from the Santa Ana authorities
He will be prosecuted for violation OF
the Mann act on his arrival in Calf
ornia. He left here last Saturday in
shal
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
(Too late for last week)

Bell McKissen is spending the week
with Mrs. Ira Turner.
Mrs. Ted Allyn and Mrs. Phil Gates
motored to Montrose Wednesday
Helen Strickland is suffering from
chicken pox but is having it light.
Mrs. Laura Burch and children
came in from Grand Junction Tues
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
Mrs. Wonders Visits.

Mrs. Wonders Visits.
Mrs. George Wonders arrived Tues
day afternoon and is shaking hands
with old friends. She expects to spend
the remainder of July here looking af-
ter her home and visiting. Mrs. Won
ders has just visited Fort Collins
where her son Will was member OF
the graduating class of the State Agri-
cultural College, June 5th. Her home
is at Fullerton, California.
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07

F. q. Trumbie reports the sale Of
Chevrolet cars to J. L. Allen Of Delta
and b. Dunham Of Read.
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
INDEPENDENT COUNTY COLORADO JULY 1Sz2

Get your season ticket and reserved
seats for the Chautauqua today. Re-
served seats at the Community Rooms
today-and at Harding-Rabers after
today.
Evening star., 1922-11-26
MAY ASK DR.. YEN
TO FORM CABINET
President Liuan-Hung Ex.
pected to Seek Aid of
Foreign Minister.
Ev III. Associated Press.

PEkING. November .J.-lt is gen
orally believed that President l-iuan-
Hung will ask DR.. W. w. Yen. min
lister of foreign affairs and promi
nent in the north China government.
to form new cabinet to reDl ace
that headed by Premier Wang Chung
Hui. who resigned today.
The designations of the entire cab
met have been in the hands of l'resI-
dent Ii since the arrest Il week ago
of Lo Wen Kan. finance minister. on
charge of accepting a personal
commission in connection with ne
gotiatinE a pre-war loan with Aus
trian and German capitalists. lO
Wen Kan. who has been held since
his arrest, was released from GUS
tody this afternoon.
While the charges against Io are
pending the vice minister of finance
is acting minister kao Ling-W Wei.
minister of agriculture and COM
merce. will act as premier until 4
successor to Wang Chung Hui is ap-
pointed. Other members OF the cab
met will retain their portfolios
pending the reorganization. DIR. Yen.
who. it is believed. Will accept the
task of reorganizing the cabinet. was
foreign minister in the LANG Shi-
vi cabinet and was reappointed by
President Iii. He was also acting
premier last June. Prior to his ap-
pointment in the cabinet he was min :
lister to Denmark.