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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-19

We clip and submit your superior Judgment number
newspaper for workingmen published in this city
As you read them through observe how they impress
seem little RADICAL, even little sBolshevistq'
8 Read carefully
TT duty people never to entrus to hands
other than their the preservation pepetuaon
their own liberties and institutions.
NO is good enough govern
~ mans consent.
men living more worthy to be trusted than those who
aught they not honestly earned
TNAsMUCH good things produced by labor fol-
lows that all such things of right belong
LOW all the governed equal the government
"A That and that only is sef-government
THOSE deny freedom to others deserve it not for them
I: selves and under just God cannot long retain it.
RESTORE the Through ballot bOx)
as ss asn do p Dg and
ITO product of his labor or as
nearly as possible is worthy object of good govern
THE candid citizen must confess that the policy of the
vocay fixed by decisions Of the Supreme cou toP the
I are a neon % % in
TO that extent practically resigned their the
THANK God that have can
the workman ian stop.
has happened all the world that have abod
OF the fruits This is wrong and should not continue.
THE people of these United States the
crosses and courts not to overthrow the Constitution
overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution
EFT the workers beware of
~ they already and which, surrendered will surely he
to the advancement
to fix disabilities and burdens of
shall be lost. - - ''
strongest bond of human
tion should be uniting all working nations
tongues and kindreds. - 0
You have read the paragraphs?
Would II be hard to find some gentlemen who would saw
1.-The editor OF that labor paper trying to stir up ca
against class; he ought to be in jail
Well gentle reader In you didn't know it. Won ma,
be interested to learn that the statements printed above
clipped from the editorial page of paper are All
GENUINE SAYINGS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
he came back under another name eminent resnecto
biity wouldn't think much of him. would it?
Tor that matter didn't think of him when he d
come When ne came to make his first speech New Yor
very respectable newspapers asked him II he had brou0h
black woman with him. and he compelled % saw that
80 not have To make black Woman either his wife on hi
eaye; he could leave her ALONE - "
when you put Ltnc0ln's % a. 10 al sounda n
peetabe The fact that doesnt sound respectable n
49,. many Without h name but sounds nokeviut" show
wn We are not getting any closer 70 democracy thar We were
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-19
SAP AND SALT
BY Bert Moses

I-By Bert Moses
Everybody is surprised hack
home when native goes TO
another town and gets famous.
You are Rs good" az anybody
until you assume Ia he better.
and then YOU become worse.
IN a fight Ia the finish he.
tween pcraplrntion and talcum
powder. pereplratlOn always
wins,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-19
From a Labor Paper
Editorial Page

How Do These Paragraphs Impress You9 Do They Seem
Rather Radical Little Calculated to
Arouse Glass Hatred Perhaps?
New Britain herald., 1923-05-23
BALDWIN IS GIVEN
GLOWING WELCOME
British Press Receives Appoint
ment With All Cordially

ny The Associated Press,
London, May sa,-NA incoming pre-
mier could wish for better reception
from the press than that accorded
Stanley Baldwin, The morning news
papers say the appointment il In aes
C0rdanee with popular wishes and Is
the hest solution under the eirenm'
stances, Reports from conservative
quarters throughout the country eon'
firm this opinion,
The comments Of the labor and
liberal newspapers are influenced OF
course by political considerations, but
none has "A word against Mr., Bald
win personally, Some OF the opposi-
ton critics however. regard the APP
pointment as a triumph for the die
hard section OF the conservative
party. The Daily Chronicle.
staunch supporter OF David Lloyd
George, says;
1T testifes 10 an orientation of the
conservative which Is full OF menace
for the nations future" Lord Cnrzon.
the newspaper continues. was passed
by because the die-hards have de-
clared a vendetta against him.
Snecrs M Budget.
The Chronicle sncers Mt Mr.. Bald
wins budget. and regarding bis part
In the Angle-American debt negotia-
tions II says
.Ie is possible that no negotiator
could have got better terms but II Is
certain that none would have got
worse"
New Britain herald., 1923-05-23

This FfmaFk is aRparenily inspired
hl AZ, iA0Ea GeoTges speech las
hikhi, in walsh tbs f0HReT premier,
notwithstanding his RFamise ia 'Te-
'Faln fRom eaRli0ns criticism, made IL
clear that the ReN miRistry Rae8id "a
eeiNe less f0Fhearanee iFom the
Lloyd tif0rgf following lhaR did
iianaF Law, fhe speech is generally
Interpreted a. fRFRshaaRAlnE . ERnr
sislent ae0FgitR opposition,
ore eni00ma Of the Fhangr at
ministrg much discussed as . Rrahr
ability Is the Fastening 81 reunion
af the tsa wings Of the liberal party,
However uRifeati0n Of the divided
conservatives is even mere talked At,
Mr., Baldwin himself il credited
With heing most deslreus Of having
Inc disgTanlled conservative members
Of the coalition government return h
The fold and II is said he would vel
New Britain herald., 1923-05-23

cher alaRgslde the IslaF NRieh has
bseR 0ff thR eaRes fer several aaEs-
tive ether eoasl guard eFafl were seRi
q joiR tbs regenue cutter AaaRlng,
They Wene lAe tag Mase0RtAn anl
the cutter Apache ordered from NeF-
f0ik and baltimore respectively Tbs
former having hen 0ntflted with guns
Al ihe naEg yard before leaving.
This vigilance 0f ihe eaasi guard
feet Il beiRg ceRtered GA small boats
that mag he attempting % reach lhe
rum fieet anchored beyond Ny pro-
teeting line of the ihFee mile limit,
Much ~ thc lianar sarge 81 iAf islaT
and caTiona which arc fgiRg The
British fiag, Is reported "a haze henR
already landed
New Britain herald., 1923-05-23
WAR ON RUM CRAFT
Armed Govt. Ships Off Virginia Coast
Are Ready To, Keep That Part OF
Country Dry.

Norfolk. Va. May 2S.-Rum run
ners which shifted their scene of
operations from the Jersey coast to
the Virginia capes faced counter
concentration of coast guard craft
there today.
When the rumfrunner Cartona with
a cargo Of liquors from Bermuda was
reported at the Norfolk coast guard
office Yesterday to have dropped an
New Britain herald., 1923-05-23
Y. NJ. c. A. TO HAVE
SWIM CAMPAIGN
Physical Directors 10 Give Special
Lessons 10 Boys Next Month

swimming aampaigR will b. cone
aueisa neAt msnth by the physical
instructors 81 the r. n, q, 4, accord
inc "a the m0nlhlE FfRaFt IF aenfFai
Secretary G, II, Barnes, which has
lust hesR submitted, Tine report i0ir
lows
"With the coming ~ pleasant
weather the shower baths aRd swine
ming pool are especially attractive %
men and h0Ys. The physical DEPART
ment's program, from row through
the summer, Rlli largely center around
the bathing facilities, and tho hand
hall court, though the gymnasium VIII
In used % a considerable extent for
games and other forms ~ light eAer'
eises.
'sfhat We may serve the hRys and
young men ~ the city as far as pos
sihle with the baths, arrangements are
being made 10 conduct a swimming
camp sign IN June. when groups ~
hoys from different schools will he
taught "a swim by our physical lireeE
tors. The hnys from the Fairgrounds
will be invited, as heretofore, for
baths and saims This group is well
supervised by the playground insifheT
tors and daes not interfere with our
own activities,
las an attraction for men and hoNs
20 Join for the summer months a short
term membership Is given Special
emphasis will he given this month 20
recruiting these mGmhers, ~ tho
present time membership receipts arc
ahead of the same PROD Of last year
Last month showed gain Of 500
over April OF last year and this month
Is showing n gain. The membership
IL 1910.
DormiiOrs
"The dormitory rooms are all filled
and we have many more calls for
rooms than we can supply, Receipts
from this source show gain over the
same period of last year.
Physical Department
"The winter season schedule In the
gymnasium closed with an exhibition
and circus In which 50 mon and boys
participated. md who gave very sat
isfactory performance on two evenings
in April to large crowd of our
friends. About COO spectators saw the
exhibition and all seemed pleased to
view the trained work of the young
men.
"The two volley ball teams made an
annual trip TO winsted Y. NJ. c. A.
and defeated their teams In the tour
nament. Supper and social lime
New Britain herald., 1923-05-23
Execution Threats Not
Carried Out by Bandits

Shanghai, May ss,-Rslief NaFkr
eFs a. Tsaoehgang, the nearest paint
a. she stronghold 81 the snehaN train
haRdits, iadaF reported the arrival If
messengers fTam the hfigaRds mennr
tain retreat with the information that
the outlaws had not carried out their
death threat against the foreign cap
New Britain herald., 1923-05-23

acre SVEN % the players, April isth
the lsesl 4, A. &, 4, champion haskr
I ethaii team met the MeridfR team fer
the second time and defeated them "a
their owh h0eE
'nR April ATTN, members ~ the
EAm leaders corps held their annual
banquet In Hartford, THIS gFanP has
rendered splendid service hE aiaing
the physical directors IN conducting
the gym CLASSES, They have also COM
nleted course ~ study IN addition
Ia their practical work, 1915 men ami
h0Ys attended gym classes last month,
whiie the attendance for all activities,
including tumhling, Rrestling, boxing
and handhall, was a,ss5, The baths
we're used 4 see times,
Industrial Council
The Industrial eauneii met for
supper, elected George Y, Rean pFesiz
dent for the ensuing year and aPz
pointed COMMITTEES ehaiFmen who pre-
seRted plans for next seasons work,
President Hart was present and the
sunday meetings were discussed al
some length, II was decided that a
series at hve should be held beginning
about January LIST 4 committee IL
now securing speakers for these meet
ings,
'"rhe association has been used dur
ing the past month for several COM
mittfa meetings Of the Eveyman's
Bible class, the W, C, T, L, and for
a banquet by the Hartford fenFaht
for its news boys, The business mems
gymnasium class held its final supper
al the season last week and presented
Physical Director HergsiFom with sah
in gold in appreciation of his work,
Roys' Department
1.-The Hartford county Y, NJ c. A,
for older boys, conducted
by Mr.. Themes, was held in Thomp-
senyllie. April asth, The boys depart
men helped 10 secure the delegation
NJ a3 boys who represented the I, NJ.
{. A. and churches OF this city.
AS for the past three years local
boys wishing 10 attend camp will he /
sent 10 Camp Hazen. conducted by the |
state committee az Cedar Lake, A
OF old campers was held last |
month 10 advertise this years camp, /
We shall probably have about 30 boys !
In attendance there this year"
New Britain herald., 1923-05-23

cRma aQl 0nlY Sir R0heFt haTRe hRi
Anslfn Chamberlain and sic i-amiRg
MoFthlRgteR sEEaRs as future eellahr
eFat0Fs siT R0beFi, 3 slese per-
sanai friFRd Of tbs new pFenleE Dr.
riss having received an invitation "a
laee0ma chancellor 0f the eNehRAneF,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-23
Hidden Supplies for
War Found in Honduras

Nanagua, Me- MAY ss,=IaEgs
quantities Of ammunition with ma
chino suns, rides and hand sFenades
were found hidden near the HanH
duran frontier BY Aiearagusn milf
tary authorities, The government be-
lieves the supplies were left By the
reYalutianists Of August, 1871, In
their attempt 10 overthrow General
I.epez Gutierrez, president Of Hon.
dnEas, i1f4f
New Britain herald., 1923-05-23

lhss Fhs pFisonsEs Il wss said, are
10 seed heaith, except q, =, MasEa'
the ItaliaR lawyer % shsnshsi who
has been IN for = nnmheF o. dsFs
New Britain herald., 1923-05-23

The roofless plate guaranteed
to fit tight. The nearest thing
to your own teeth. Only a few
of these for those who come first
at S23.
Where the promise is fulfilled.
1t would be impossible for any
dental office to make the large
successful growth of this office
if they failed to make good their
promise to you.
Teeth extracted and filled abb
solutely without pain.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28

Too much pie Is apt to make q mas
more crusty than pious.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28
CHAPTER v-contbnvsd.

TAs having and believing, the
oseAiing Of horns and pounding Of
Ass1A the dusty whiri Of cattle. and
the flying cowboys disconnected Made
lins and frightened her . little.
Lock. Miss Hammond. there's Don
Cafaoo!" aaid florence. Look at that
blaek Aessel"
Madeline av q dark-faced Mexican
hd1n0 BY. Hs was too far away for
her - distingaish his features, but he
rsnended h@ Of an italian briEand.
He hestroAs = magnificent horxe.
otillws,l rode up to the girls then
ed Ersstsd them In his big voice.
Right In the thick Of II. heyf Wal.
thst's SURE nne I'm glad to see. Miss
Majesty. tibet you amt afraid OF a
hts1s lust ~ smell Of burnin' hide an
~.
MsAsiins's brother Joined the group.
svidsstly In search Of Stillwell. "Bill.
Ns,s Jsst rode in" he said.
-01od! Any aews Of Danny Mains r
Ma Nela saId he lost the trail
vAn Ae got on hard ground"
wal. wal. Say. Al. your sister II
ssrs akin' to the roundup. An the
Ssys are Eettin' wise. See tibet sun.
se-a-san Ambrose cuttin' caperx all
around. He'll sure do his prettiest.
Ambrose II q ladies' man. he thinks"
T0s two men and Florence joined
u little pleasant teasing OF Made
nns. and drew her attention to what
APPEARED TO br really unnecessary feats
q hsr,emsnship oil made In her VI
entity. The COWBOYS evinced their In.
tsrsst 10 covert siances while recoilins
. hsso or while passing to and fro.
n was all too serious for Madeline to
b amused at that moment. She did
net care to talk. She sat her horse
aad watched.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28
GENES HORSE

eYSOPa1S.- At the lone
~ little railroad station Of Fl Ca ION.
New Mexico. Madeline Hammond.
New York society girl. hnds no one
TO meet her. While In the waiting
room. = drunken cowboy enters.
asks II she 10 married. and departs.
leaving her terrthed. He returns
with . priest who goes through
soms sort Of ceremony. and the
cowboy forces her to say ST."
Asking her name and learning hr
identify the cowboy seems dazed.
In . shooting scraps outside the
rom . Mexican 10 killed. The cow
boy lets . girl. Bonita, take his
horBs and escape. then conducts
Madeline 10 Florence Kingsley.
frtsad Of her brother. F1orsncs
welcomes her. learns her story. and
diamisses ne cowboy. Gene Stew
Art. Ns1t day Alfred Hammond,
Aadelins's brother. takes Stewart
TO task. Madeline slonerAtss him
Of any wrong intent Alfred. scion
q . wealthy family. had been dis
miossa from his homo because Of
his dissipation. Madeline sess that
the West has REDEEMED hin. SAs
meets stjltwsll. Ais employer. typ
zeal western ranehmAa. 0snlwsll
tslls hsr how Stewart bat up the
sAsrfR 70 save her from Arrest and
thea lit out fer the border. Danny
Maine. eas Of stiiivsil's cowboys.
has aisaD0sarsd. with some Of oeiu.
vslfs neasy. His friends iiak his
aAos With The StSi Bonita Made
l'nS gsts . giimpss Of Me on .
vsstsra mach.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28
CHAPTER VI
A Gin and q Purchase.

Fer . week tho scene Of the round.
- lay within riding distance Of the
nnch-hous-. and Madeline passed most
Of this time In the saddle, watching
the strenuous lsbors OF the yalueros
and cowboys. She oycrestmatcd her
strength. and more thnn once had TO
be lifted from her horse. S,illw.lrs
pleasure In her attendance gave place
TO concern. He tried to persuade her
to stay n"ay from the roundup. and
Florence grew even more solcltous.
Madeline, however. was not moved
BY their cntrcatics
She grnsp-d only dlmly the truth
81 whit II was She was learning
something Infinitely more than m,
rounding M Of cattle by cowboys, and
she was lon,h TO los. an hour of her
opportunity.
Before the week was out however
Alfred found occasion to tell her thnt
II would be wiser for her 10 let the
roundup 60 wl'hou, rracing II further
with her presence. He said II laugh.
inSly, nevertheless. he was serious.
And when Madeline turned to him In
surprise he said hluntly:
II don't Ike the way Don Carlos
follows you around. Bill's afraid that
Nels or Ambrose or one OF the COW.
boys will take N fall out OF the Mcxi.
can. They're itching for the chance.
OF coursc. dear. It's absurd TO you. but
It's true"
Absurd II certainly wRn yet It served
10 show Madeline how intensely occu.
pieA she had been with her own feel.
inss, roused BY the sumult and toll OF
the reend.up. Che recalled that Don
0rios had been presented to her. and
that she had not liked his dark. atrtk.
lnS face with 10 be,d. prominent. gilt.
tssasg eyes and slalstsr lines and abe
AsA Hst liked Bic suave. swest. ,nan.
oataAe voles q HE suetis manner, With
- ~ Ssws - gssturea
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28
fasten up her hair. which fen again IN
4 Rolden mass,

faSten up her hair. which feH again IN
q golden mass.
mr.. StillwelL" she began. and
paused. strangely aware Of a hurried
note. a deeper ring in her voice. "Ar.
Stiuwell, 1 want to buy your ranch
to engage you as my superintendent.
want to buy Don Carlos ranch and
other property to the extent. say. Of
fifty thousand acres. l want you to
buy horses and cattle-in short, to
make all those improvements which
you said you had 50 long dreamed OF.
Then l have ideas Of my own, in the
development of which must have
your advice and Alfred's. intend to
better the condition OF those poor Mex
leans In the valley. l intend to make
life u little more worth living for
them and for the cowboys Of this
range. Tomorrow we shall talk 1t
all over. plan all the business details"
Madeline turned from the huge,
overwhelming smile that beamed down
upon her and held out her hands to
her brother.
alfred, strange, 10 1t not. my COM
ing out to you? Nay, don't smile. ]
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28
Why DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP.RO0T

For many years drugsists have vsteAsd
With much interest the remarkable record
maintained BY Dr.. Kilmers swampRoet
the great kidney. liver and bladder ned
cine.
II 10 . phyGeian's prescription.
Swsmp.Root 10 . Strengthening nd
cine. Il helps the kidneys, liver and bisd.
der do the work nature INTENDED ths5
should do.
Swamp. Root has stood the test Of year.
It il sold by all druegists on it. merit 20
il should help you. No other kidney meGF
cine has % many friends.
BE sure to get Swamp Root and SAT
treatment At once.
However. II you wish first to tsst IN
great preparation send ten cent? TO u.
kilmsr L Co., Binghsmton, N. T., tor :
sample bottle. When writing be sure sa'
mention this observation-disclosures.
TIM rnuch nio In mt 70 make mas
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28

! think, that Mr. Stewart named him
after me-saw my nickname In the
New York paperr
Yes"
We'll. ! will not change his name
but. Al, how shall | ever climb IN on
h'mp He's taller than | am. Whit
giant of n horse oh. look ut him
he's nosIng my hand. | really believe
he understood what I said. Al, did
you ever see such n splendid head and
such beautiful eyes7 They are SO
large and dark and soft-nnd human
oh. am nckle woman. for I am
forgetting white Stockings"
"ril gamble he'll make you forge,
any other horse" said Alfred. you'll
have TO get on him from the porch"
Madeline led the horse to and fro
and was delighted With his gen.leness
She discovered that 10 did not need
to b led. He came at her call. fol.
isvsl her IKE ~ dsG rubbed Bis
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28

Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Cn,p
pound I feel younger than l did tn
years ago. and my friends all tan M
! look younger, and owe it ali to H.
Vegetable Compound. do al nv hons.
work for family Of seven now. Viilh.
glad to answer any woman who Writes
me In regard to my case. ''-Nra. LON,
MYERS, Is Union St., Greenville, Pa.
Many letters similar to this have b.,
Published testifying 30 the merit Of
Lydia E. Pinkhsm'0 Vegetable Con.
pound. They are sincere expression
1fom women who describe - Best ~,
can their feelings before and after tskhs
this we'll known medicine.
Many times they state In their Letter,
their willingness to answer women ~
write them. It b IN offef dictated b.
gratitude and . desire to help othsfs
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28
CHAPTER vi
Her Majssty's Rancho.

Her Majsstys Rancho.
Five months brought all that Stlli-
well had dreamed Of. and % many
more changes and improvements and
innovati tons that II was 40 II q magic
touch had transformed the old ranch.
Madeline and Alfred and Florence
had talked over q fitting name. and
had decided on one chosen BY Made
line. But this instance was the only
one in the courss Of Developments In
which Madeline's wishes were not
complied with. The cowboys named
the new ranch Her Majesty's Ran.
cho." Stillwell said the names cow
boys bestowed were felicitous. and 40
Interchangeable 40 the everlasting hills;
Florence went ever to the enemy: and
Alfred. laughing at Nadeline's protest.
declared the cowboys had elected her
queen Of the ranges, and that there
was no help for II. So the name stosd
"Her Majesty's Rancho"
All that had been left Of the old
Spanish house which had been STILL
wells home for 40 long was the bare.
massive structure. and some Of this
had been cut away for new doom and
windows. Every modern convenience.
even to hot and cold running water
and acetylene light, had been In.
stalled: and the whole interior painted
and carpentered and furnished. The
ideal sought had not been luxury. but
comfort. Every door into the patio
looked out upon dark. rich grass and
sweet-faced flowers, and every win.
dow looked down the green slopes.
Madeline Hammond cherished q
fancy that the transformation she had
wrought in the old Spanish house and
in the people with whom she had sur.
rounded herself. great as that trans
formation Ind been. was an nothing
compared to the one wrought In her
self. She had found an object In life
She had seen her brother through his
dIfficulties, on the road TO all the sue.
cess and prosperity that he cared for.
Madeline had been conscientious
student Of ranching and an apt pupil
Of Stillwell. The old cattleman, In his
simplicity, gave her the place in his
heart that was meant for the dauRh.
ter he had never had. His pride In
her. Madeline thought. was beyond
reason or belief or words to tell.
Under his guidance. sometimes accom-.
panied by Alfred and Florence. Made
line had ridden the ranges and had
studied the life and work Of the COW.
boys. Sometimes she looked In her
mirror and laughed with sheer Joy at
sight ~ the 1.-THE. audacious. brown.
fnccd. rnshing.eyed creature reflected
there. II wns not ~ much Joy In her
beauty ms sheer Joy Of life. Eastern
critics had heen wont to call her
beautiful In those days when she had
hecn pale and slender and proud and
cold. She laughed. II they could only
see her now! From the tip Of her
golden head 10 her feet she was sIivs.
pnisafinE. IN nre
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28

W. n. v, oGMvGR-No. q, '''
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28

did wonders fox ma
i was down in Ia .S
when l started ~
z take 1t and weighsd
% pounds. l had ~
nsshes and was 3
nervous and veal
that erythine
would get black and
l could not Gee. /
would nit and cryand
did not know what i
was crying for. Since
h>-
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28
Change Of LIFE
LOSES TERRORS
For Women Who Rely upo,
Lydia E Pinkham's Veee.
table Compound

0resnville, Pa--"I took your mail
cine through the Change Of Life ma s0 !.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28
= UJONcAhN.N10T a LANAIM

Although the giraffe carries his head
higher than the pOrcupine. the latter =
more stuck up.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-06-28
Stewart, re Q shame to
waste your lie Come bssk
with mel"
tro DD coNTiNUEp)

No climate 10 ~ wse. too az, -
hex. or too cole f. oo0s ~ q
laAAAO % 0o0S4Gk