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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-25

vice. 1t is expected that these loco
motives will increase the efficiency
of this service.
In addition to the usual standard
appliances, both freight and passen-.
ger locomotives are equipped with
the Worthington Locomotive Feed
Water Heater, which makes use of
waste heat recovered from the ex-
haust steam to raise the temperature
of the feed water before entering the
boiler. These twenty new locomo-
tives will all be in service shortly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-25

and as result, the road is now put
ting into effect plan which is meet
ing the situation with the most mod
ern and efficient equipment.
Ten locomotives have recently
been put in service by the Boston &
Maine for freight hauling between
Mechanicsville, N. Y, and East
Deerheld, Mass. They are of the So
called 2-l0-2 type, having five driv-
ing wheels on each side. In addi-
ton, ten 4-6-2 type locomotives have
been ordered for the Portland divi-
sion to be used in the passenger SER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-25

r ECENT additions to the equip
AZ ment of the Boston and Maine
Railroad have been made not only
to improve the service of the line
t but also with view to saving fuel.
The high price of coal in the New
England district has made it advis-
able to take advantage of the most
efhcient heat saving devices so as to
keep down operating costs. Officials
and engineers of the B. & NJ. have
given long study to transportation
problems peculiar to New England.
with special reference to fuel costs.
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Bankrupt's Petition for D.scharg.

HI inc matter OIL
Bankrupt.
To the Honorable John A. Peters,
Judge of the District Court of the
United States for the District of
Leroy F.. Welsh of Augusta, in the
County of Kennebec and State of
Maine, in said District, respectfully
represents, that on the 14th day of
April. last past, he was duly adjudged
bankrupt under. the Acts of Congress
relating to bankruptcy; that he has
duly surrendered all his property and
rights of property. and has fully COM
piled with all the requirements of said
Acts. and of the orders of Court touch
ing his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may, be
decreedS by the Court TO have full
discharge from ALI debts provable
against his estate under said Bank
ruptcy Acts, except such debts as are
= Dated this 10Th day of December
A. d. 1928.
LEROY +. WELSH.
Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
District of Maine. SIS:
On this END day Of December. A.
D: 1923 on reading the foregoing pc
tition, it is
Ordered by the Court. that hear
me NC hStu upOl Inc same OH the ISL
day of February. A. D. 1924. before
said Court at Portland. in said Dis
trict, at ten o'clock in the forenoon:
and that notice thereof be published
in Daily Kenncbec. Journal, a news
paper printed in said District,
and that all known creditors.
and other persons in interest. may ap-
pear at the said time and place and
show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted
And it is further Ordered by the
Court. that the Clerk shall send by
maj to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this order. addressed
to them at their places of residence
as stated.
Witness. the Honorable john A.
Peters. Judge of the said Court,
and the zeal thereof at Portland. i'm
said District. on the 2ond day of De-
cember. A. ID. 1928.
II. 81 JOHN =. KNONLTON. Clerk.
dcr95f,Jt
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FURNISHED to the Eennebec Journal
through the courtesy OF j. A. Carnage
& Co.. OF Augusta and Waterville).

Washington, Dec. 24.-Individuals
on the income tax rolls of the federal
government constitute 6.2S percent
of the total population of the United
States.
This proportion is quoted from the
newest study of income tax returns
to be made by the Internal Revenue
Bureau. In one sense, the study rep
reseEts an index of the prosperity
of individuals in different sections
of the country. This is because the
liability to pay income tax is based
directly upon earning capacity.
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that he is not the great fighter he is
SAID TO be-" Gibbons asserted.
Gibbons predicted that Dempsey
would stop the Argentine heavy in
the nrst round IL the two meet again.
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New York Money Mark ct

New York, Dec. "A.
Foreign exchanges steady.
Grca. Britain. demand 4.34.. cables
4.34i. 60-day bills on banks 4.3o.
France. demand sos. cables 5.0Sk.
italy. demand 4.33. cables 4.SSi
Belgium. demand Asa. cables 1884.
Germany. demand .000000O00Oe5. ca
bles .000n0O000025.
Holland. demand 1884. cables $3.50.
Norway. demand 1880.
Sweden. demand 26.35.
Denmark. demand 17Tn.
Switzerland. demand 17.4G.
Spain. demand 1900.
Greece. demand EOS.
Poland demand .00001S.
Czechoslovakia. demand 90.
Jugoslavia, demand Lisa.
Austria. demand .0014.
Rumania. demand SIS.
Argentina, demand 32.1O.
Brazil. demand 9.5J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-25

The Veterans Bureau in Washing
ton is looking for jobs for 10000
former service men, who have lust
been rehabilitated. They are a part
of 1900 who have been taking
courses for four years.
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SPORT
81, Z
Skowhegan Second
Team BOWlers Win

Especial to Kennebec Journal)
= Skowhegan, Dec. 24-The Skowhe-
gan End. team won a game from
C@M. P. Co., team at the Bowlodrome
Friday night. Abbey had high total
or 2b4 for G. NJ. p. Co., team while
King had high total with PSI for the
opposing team. Richards had high
total f.r the evening with 1O4.
c, MI. p. co --
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What diet precautions should
be taken by the basketball
player?
Answered by
G.. w. A. ZAHN
Coach, Dartmouth College, where he
has been successful In turning out fast,
Aghting teams.
Simple, sane, diet precautions are
all that are necessary. They can be
reduced to a simple formula like this:
Do not eat pork, veal or pastry.
DO not drink tea, coffee, ice water.
Tobacco. of course, is taboo.
Copyright, 1923. Associated Editors)
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Republican Group
einued from Page One)

sport of heaving the old fedora into
the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13

II guess / am. But Il comes from
Twin 30 long In tho heat an the
drought an nllus wantin' things
couldn't hnve-alluH boin' sort Of
thirsty In tho head. when you
want things all your iite an never
have EN-. you get 40 you play
you've got en-"
Tho man nodded. You had n
hard time Your life wa. starved
I'm 80 glad the money came in
time"
You sec. I never had time 10
play. or good place 10 play in.
even when ] was a little girl But
this Is iike--liko books I've read"
Are these mountains what you
thought they would beT"
"oh. they're bctter~ Ma brea,hed.
Its too bad Allies got 10 spoil
everything"
Il shalt speak 20 her. We won,
let her spoil anything. Now tell
mo how you play
But Ma flushed falnlly. and for
some time longer she refused her
confidence. II didn't matter. Il was
ali an old woman'a foolinhncss; no.
body would understand. Gray was
no, insisten,: nevertheless. before
long they were on their way toward
the glen.
II was a glorious morning. the
forest was beautiful. and as the
two strollcd thru II Mas companion
told her many things about trees
and flowers and birds and bees
that nho had never dreamed OF.
Now Gray's natural history war
ahockingiy inaccurate, nevertheless
Il was interesting. and II was told
in n manner both Whimsical and
sprightiy, Ito made up outrageous
stories and he took no shame In
seriously rccounting experiences OF
his own that Ma knew wcro wholly
imaginary. She told him. finally:
"sakes alive! You're as crazy as
l am"
Continued In Our Next issue
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This wns a good game and oxclt,
Ing. too. Fetch Pa BFiHkow along
indeed why. these wild mountain
folk would KIN him; in their present
mood they would rcnd n stranger
hip from thigh. IL they dreamed
for instance. that she. their queen.
was married
Here was now thought. and
Mas imagination leapsd at Il. II
these passionate people suspected
that she had contracted n secret
marriage with thc-the Earl OF
Briskow. their jealousy would know
no bounds, They would probably
SHAY Pa. Ma Bhuddered az the
horrld vision OF what would hap
pen 60 Pa. This was truly thrilling.
Later on In tho morning Mrs.
Briskow discovered that sho pos.
aeased another amazing accomplish.
meni--viz.. tho ability 10 walk on
a ceiling. upside down. like a fly
II was extremely amusing. for Il
enabled persons 10 sce right into
everything PA and Allie looked
very funny from above.
Tho next day when aho s,ealthiiy
slipped out OF her French window
sho found Calvin Gray Idly rocking
on the vcranda. lie welcomed her
appearance and pretended not 20 SEQ
her embarrassment at tho meeting.
he was glad OF this chance for n
visit with her alone. Perhaps she
was going for walk and would
tako him aiongG
Ma was annoyed and suspicious
She liked Gray. but--she was as
wary az n trout and sho refused
to be bai,ed. sho would allow him
10 walk with her-~but lead him 10
tho rctrcatg Well. hardly.
Tho man was piqued. for suspicion
lrked him. II was tribute TO his
patience and TO his knack OF In.
spring confidence that Ma finally
told him about Allies criticism and
her resentment ,hcrcat.
Il got my own way OF enjoyin'
myself. an | don't care wha, people
think" ahc declared. with some
heat.
quite right It's mono OF their
darned business. Ma"
she thinks I'm kind OF crazy an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
stout football NTH his jacket laced tight to his chin
walkng along and talking to q still fatter basketball
BALL TOWN

They we're talking SO much and so
loud. that Nancy had to speak three
times before they heard her.
did we SEQ rag.dolli We'll, /
should say not" replied Mister Foot.
ball 10 Nancy's question. But you
might ask the baseball. He's more
interested in rags than wo are. for
they say he's stuffed with rags or
strings or something like that. We
arc filled with air."
THANK you" said tho Twins 20.
lItely. hurrying off and catching UP
with tho baseball.
Nope" said Mister Baseball.
Didn't SEQ her. Ask tho rubber.
ball, or tho jackball. They're moro
for girls. You might ask tho tennis.
ball, too. and tho golfball, and the
tcnpIn.ball Someone may KIN W
something about her"
But nobody did
The disappointed Twins went back
10 their train and the Ch0o,Choo Tx.
press chuggcd away
(T'o BE Continued
Copyright, 1923, by Seattle stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
Cynthia Grey
Dissatisfied Wife Is Problem to Sister Who Would
Like to See Her Happy and Apprecdtiue Of Lies
BleSsing8-CU,thia Suggests Possible Causes and
BY CYNTHIA GREY

What is the matter with young who has KIND
husband and two lovely children but is always dissatisfied
girl, who says this description fits her stser wants
advice.
She says 81 would like to my sister happy and smile
once in awhile.
81 would love to feel that she getting something out
Of life besides grief
Gould you explain TO what TO say TO her what 10
do TO change her attitude? CORA"
I'LL HEALTH
MAY BE CAUSE
There be tloo for This young oomoas nabu-
itU to be happy and content
one OF them be physical III, which Shows itself in
nervous fretm forB and affects the mind Uia the nerves.
or liver and spleen.
The other may be that she hasn't enough to occupy her,
and hence is dissatisfied Nth everything.
SHOULD HAVE
ENOUGH TO DO
II icoud seem that Nth home and tiCo children
TO for and husband TO consider should hare so much TO
do that she couldn't haze any time for discomfort.
But perhaps she doesn't do much of the 1cork as abe is
able
Perhaps she leaves too much 10 Others
Regular occupation and reasonable recreation Mus pent
Of fresh air and enough responsibility should be cure for
discomfort and imaginary ills
CLUE MAY
HELP HER
possible interest your sister in something outside the
nome, she doesn't care for housetCork.
hrvinG, snappy club section might do her much good
| Church activities may help her.
realization OF the blessings she is ejoyno te Others
mare nHch teper ioonh be excellent andote for her in
0ropH crouch. ~ ~
OF course her health is wrono then pou can't blame
her You must i0hat you can do to helm her become
phBscday IT. No one is likely 10 be normally cheerful tcho
Is physically ailin0 - WV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13

Mister Toots, the engineer. started
his tiny engine and the Choo.Choo
Express went chugging away.
"What Is the next station?" Nick
asked Mister Punch, tho conductor.
IT'S called Ball Town." Mister
Punch told him.
Docs the train stop there?' ask.
ed Nancy.
yes, lndeedr answered Mister
Punch kindly. "And as We have TO
fix something under one'of the cars,
you can get off for hale an hour"
Then wen hunt for Ruby JOAN"
said Nancy eagerly. Maybe she has
como here TO play ball.
"Or SEQ O bail game smiled Mis-.
ter Punch, helping them off as the
train slowed down.
But Nancy didn't hear him. she
WAS 80 interested in what she saw.
a stout football with his 1acket
laced tight 10 HIS chin wax walking
along and talking TO still fatter
basketball. each insisting that he
wns thinner than tho other.
Like most fat people, neither Of
them liked to be fat.
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Best Husbands Are
Born in December

Say. Nan, saw you reading Il
story this morning on how TO pick a
husband or choose job by tho stars.
/ didn't have time TO ask you about
IL AZ tho time, but what did you
learn7 Anything vaiuable?'
well. Il depends upon how you
look Mt II. According TO the as.
trologer who wrote tho article, n
man born in December makes by far
tho best husband. unless some strong
outside influence upsots the scheme.
'H.ml That's interesting. Any.
thing elsc?"
"wcll, tho article also said that
tho best housemalds are born he.
tween June 21st and July 2ist."
"1'll have TO catch my husband be.
fore ] get the housemald, and III
have to nab a rich husband IL get
tho housemnid at all So tho man
should be born in December"
Yes, but husbands born up to
January 2ist are apt TO be pretty
fair. Faithful and kind. but some
what moody, and the very worst hus.
bands OF all are those born between
May 2ist and June 21st, and No.
vomber 2ist and December 2lst
They are lmpossiblc"
"I'll write that all down and ask
tho mems ages as they propose. 4
think. now that | know all, that I'll
20 In for matrimony seriously. Get
some new clothes and 80 man.hunt.
ing
III It's clothes you need. let me
take you to Chcrry's at 1915 Second
Ave, between Madison and Spring,
In the Riolto building, Just over the
Pig'n Whistle. Such attractive gar.
ments. And YOU may open charge
account. too, and have six months TO
pay In IL you like. "--Advertiscmen
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CHAPTER XVII

To learn that her mountain retreat
had been Invaded and that she had
been spied upon filled Ma BrislNow
with dismay. but when Allie found
fault with her behavior the elder
woman burned with resentment.
Were queer enough" the girl
said. without YOU cutting up crazy
and making folks talk II you want
TO dance, for goodness sake hire
somebody to lear-to teach you, same
as l did"
Mrs. Briskow had silently endured
her daughters criticism up 20 this
point. but now her lips frightened and
there was a defiant tilt to her head.
''who says l want TO dancer she
demanded. Il can dance good
enough /"
what was you up 10 the other
day. That Delamater man said you
was acting plumb nutty"
II wasn't doln' anything"
Where do you so every day, MAJ
You stay around nice and quiet tiu
Mia Ring or l look the other way.
then--you're gone"
Il kinda-visit around"
who d'you visit WITH You don't
know anybody. Nobody ever speaks
to us. You ain't in earnest about
those fairies and things. are your
1T ain't anybody's business where
do or what ! do Ma declared. in
sullen evaporation. Il amt bother
ing anybody. am T."
Don't say ''ain't. say isn't"
For once in her patient life the
mother famed into open rebellion.
Don't don't me" she cried. You're
ge,,in' the don't habit Off Miz'
Ring an nSthln' shy or do Is right
any more. You mind your own
'isn'ts' an I'll handle my ANTS i
got places where ! SO an things /
do an don't bother nobody. I
guess wo got enough money 80 l
can do things want 10. aa long as
I don't bother nobody"
why don't you take Pa hlonE7
He'd go. then people"
Mind your own puslnessr' the old
woman snapped. sho flounced out
Of the room. leaving Allie amazed
and indignant At this burst OF TEN.
per.
That day Mn Briskow abandoned
her mountain fastness. She took her
faithful retalners with her and led
them farther up tho ravine 10 n re-
treat that was truly inaccessible.
She moved thcm. bag and baggage.
or course. there was scene. The
children cried. the women walled.
the men wcpt. But abe told them
that traitors had betrayed their hid.
ing place to the dastardly Duke Of
Dallas. and any moment might
bring his cutthroat crew upon
them. Some OF the younger bloods
were for remaining and selling their
lives dearly. but Ma would not
hear OF it.
II was quite nm undertaking 10
move a whole nomad tribe, for there
were all tho household belongings.
the cattle. tho sheep. the goats. the
miIk.white Arabian steeds, tho but.
ter and eggs and homemade pre-.
serves. and all the paraphcrnalia OF
a warllke people. IT Is surprising
how stuff accumulatcs In a noun.
tain fastness. But she managed
tho retreat with conspicuous abil.
ity. MA led the long caravan into
the bed Of a running stream SO
that there would remain not a sin.
gle footprint 10 guide puTsuers, then
she sat in her saddle and gazed
back at the silent camping place.
Trap her. ch? Come upon her I'm
prepared. would they7 Ha! ha! She
laughed scornfuily and tossed her
head OF midnight hair rs she pic
tured the dukes rage at finding no
had been foiiea again, and by a
nero slip OF girl
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deal all around. I'm Tor a." tho lat.
ter finally agreed, "But We can't az.
ford 10 have any Euy squawking that
We did him up especially II he's only
got one lung 70 holler with, We're
a legitimate firm. and we've got 10
treat our clients right l think a
$3.50 split would be reasonable
Stoncr. too, thought that would be
about right, and 80 Il was left
Mallow was highly enthusiastic
This win be great surprise 20
Gray" he said. with animation, tits
mighty lucky he's got gang Ike ms
TO help him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13

II needed something TO strengthen
my nerves and appetite and TO tone
IN my whole system. and that is
just what Tanlao has done for mo
to perfection. says Mrs. Effle Black.
highly esteemed resident Of 419
South Hartesty St. Kansas City,
Mo.
For long time I suffered from
Indigestion, gas and heartburn, had
a very weak appetite. and was bur.
dened with severe headaches and
dizzy spells. My nerves were on
edge, ] was too restless TO sleep
right. and felt drowsy and wornout
all tho time.
II was convinced before | ever
took Tanlac that II was meritor.
lous medicine, and now 7 know from
experience that tho treatment Is
Just wonderful. My appetite and
digestion have been restored. per.
factly, my sleep ia refreshing, and
] am as healthy and happy as a
schoolgirl ] believe Tanlac will
help anyone else who suffers like
| did"
Tanlac Ia for sale by NIL good
druggists. Accept no substitute.
81 million bottles sold
Tanlac Vegetable Pills are Ma.
turo's own remedy for constipation.
For sale everywhere. - Advertise.
mani
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
EInOR COVERINGS

Rugs and floor coverings should
usually be several shades darker
than the walls. and should either b
ia plain colorH or have small indsfi-
mite designs This makes II much
easier 10 select hsngings and col
orB 10 be used In the room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13


What and where we're King Solo.
mons mines?
What iceTc knoioB as king Solo
mons Mines trcre tho mlnea Of
ohpir. The region 10 which the ships
OF Hiram and Solomon neni for gold
and precious Stones H. Kings ir. :s6-
rs. T.if-is: H. Chron. pfi. rs. ir. /;
f0J. The region teas chiefly remark
ablc for gold. The location Of ophir
Is a much pcred question. The opin-
ION Is TINT " iens located IN arabia.
Rider HapOqrd terofc a book called
King solomon's Mines" locating
them IN Africa
what kind OF poison can ono use
10 get rid OF tho striped cucumber
beetle?
There 10 no specific remedy. d..
rect applications Of poisons. such as
Parts green or other drscnicui com.
pounds. iuIii destroy the beetles
,chea they occur IN moderate nam
bora ArseHscdi compounds arc uscd
alone, or mired ieith fiaeiv siftcd
plaster or similar dilutent. IN the pro-
portion Of 10 rs BY Weight. busted
orcr tho young plants. PVrcnthrum
applied toiih poinder beifoics u TOO
expensive for general ase, bur Is pai-
liable IN small gardens. n 70 applied
early IN The morning ichen the deic Is
on.
What is the story OF the spode
China design
There arc numbers Of different
patterns Of spodc china. and they
haze different designs and stories
connected nth them. As ieholc the
spodc chino "a greatly influenced b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13

Japanese art For example,. ,ehere
there Is a blue background Jretted
Nth 0cometric pattern 10 represent
ice and Moyflouers, this Is svnbolic
Of young iore chilled BY diversity.
Why is Skinned milk heavier than
cream
because skinned milk contains a
greater percentage Of tcater than
cream, and irafer Is hedrier than
fat.
where In the Bible does Il say:
Every tub must stand on its own
bottome"
1'hIs quotation ,s not from fhc
Bible bur from play entitled "Thc
Man Of the World" By Charles Muck
lin.
At what speed does the average
motor rotate7
Tho Bureau Of Standards saysi
Tho usual speeds for small station
ory motors arc 1900 and 1900 rcpolu-
lions per minute. We do not knop
,nhai upper lint. Of speed has been
reached. but 10 Is probably about co.
600 revolutions per minute"
How does n declining silver mar
ket affect china's import trader
~ stimulates spot" transactions,
a. The Chinese tcssh 10 purchase
lrhiIc silver has a relatively high par-
chasing poiocr Ia gold countries. ~
the foriodrd price Of silrcr offered BY
the banks Is bciieucd 10 be lotocr
than tho actual price ieiH be on a
oiren date. 70 checks forlcdrd pur-
ohnses OF gold drafts 10 accommodate
orders for future deIiuerp. ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13

Miss Grey viii receive calleru
In her office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. from 10 2 3. M.
and on Tuesday and Thursday
from II A. m. 70 ~ m each
week Please do not come az
other times. az I: seriously inter-
feres with her writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
pIEATED SKIRT

The picated sklrt Is one OF the most
important items Of fashionable dress.
Not only In white. but In all plain
and figured materials do We find IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13

CT One Of the features Of the
club is q yearly prize recipe
contest Here are some of
the prize winners in last
years contest. When you
are at your wits end to
think Of something new to
eat, try one of these. Vari-
ETY. and flavor are what
make the family prefer
yoxr cooking to that of
anybody eisel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
STAINED CHINA

II 10 nuisance 70 find that china
Is stained with tea or other marks.
To remove such stains, put the
china IN "a saucepan Of warm water
with a little soda, and let II boil for
about 10 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
PREVENTING EVAPORATION

Always cork your ammonia, gaso.
line and other volatile substances
tightly. Otherwise they VIII evap.
nrnte.