I
sent
operations,
outlines
plans
tor
future
extensions
!
BOX
FACTORY
MACHINERY
IS
READY
TO
START
WORK
SOON
Wharf
to
be
built
next
year
also
shingle
mill
veneer
manufacture
andypulp
plant
in
prospect
for
future
T'-f
I'llniwilt
objective
of
the
Prince
llnpert
Spruce
Mill
I'
liire
Miiert
i
the
eslaldilinienl
of
Hie
tilp
and
jtper
here
but
(here
i
much
lo
le
done
in
llic
way
of
pre-eiil
lunilier
plant
before
that
chh
be
undertaken.
til
une.
the
roiiiwuy
has
jiLans
in
hand
for
a
program
((-.
ine
of
which
"art?
n1reJy
imiler
way
wliili
.v
be
developed
in
the
near
future.
The
prevent
uimsi
the
company
whiclr
rivr
the
Hly
a
hanlthr
and
nlMfl
ne
100
men
seem
(ti
eotnpmo
only
I
he
nucleus
ol
IMT
DI
VCD
I
r
m
Mm
m
mi
rv
AT
METLAKATLA
IS
SHOT
DEAD
Hnrge
Hits
morning
i...iti.
where
he
wen!
unaii(ienietit
if
eon
w
ii
iniii
of
oxcilcmwil.
a
few
iho'
before
he
ar-
li'
'e
ic
star
baseball
r
(he
Metlakalla
leHin
a
mut-up
with
the
poller
v...
hoi
dead.
T
r
Nf-w
Mctlnkatla
team
will
hr
on
the
Princess
Al.ee
W
ill
stluy
LS1II
'S
:or
a
scries
R0RRFRY
PRAM
Shop
at
McBrldo
of
VENDOR'S
STORE
I
'
Wednesday
night
thieves
---.w
OMtinVIIIUfllJ
I
IJMM
'1
n
U
i
Yl
f
1
III
i
P
u
vv
....
lit
xj
-i.i
t
Ml'
;
u
!...!
...1
.,
.
.
rf
nut
t
mini
inn
i'iiuiiiit
111
t'Oiorailo
Hmillierti
iuihjumi
-
t.u
puirn
nn'U
nut
ur
iiU
Nvhicli
wuf
laklnu
11
Hiilliiu.
Mill
liiiuMii.t....
u
.1..
t...-r..
upi-i
s
were
en
roiin-
'uiiie
from
their
vacations.
jinurn
stonier
thing
to
come.
J.
A.
Smith,
president
of
the
(Prince
ltd
irt
spruce
Mills,
in
an
I
interview
given
a
represent
a
tiv
ir
liii-
hail)
e.
lefl
I
he
firm
impression
thai
lie
anil
hi
company
are
here
lo
stay
nnd
Ihftl
Kiev
iiifend
to
participate
lull?
in
the
development
of
Hi
Ium
Imt
industry
ol
tin
particular
-
part
f
lln
province.
Mr.
Smilh.
riui.dl
returned
on.who
n
n
veteran'
lumberman
or
this
province,
with
as
high
a
HtandiiiK
a
any
In
the
trade
was
imbued
Willi
satisfaction
a-
w'h
Hip
visit-
o
Miejto
present
operation
ami
vviin
in-
next
f.w
d.iv-
of
optimism
as
lo
Ihe
futute
in
!i'anii
from
New
Met-l
Ketchikan.
Howard
h
hikan
a
mvtiy.
live
discussing
(Id
work
now
boim;
done
by
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
Spruce
Mill
and
il
plans
for
the
future.
Since
Ihe
sawmill'
at
Seal
Cove
was
put
in
operation
by
Mr
Smith
oine
.five
month's
uk".
Hpprutiiiialely
ten
million
feel
of
lumber
have
been
eul.
To
dale
Ihore
hn
been
no
diffieully
ill
markclinx
ony
or
Ihe
product.
Airplane
Mirucc,
Ihe
ery
heal
product
thai
it
turned
out
by
the
mill.
i
being
shipped
lo
I'liKlaud
after
painff
rloid
inspeellon
No.
I
chop
lumber
and
belter
I"
beinu
xhipped
lo
the
United
Stale
"
nnil
eaolem
(.nnadi.
lhH
ina'ilv
of
spruce,
Mr.
Smith
say,
.
.
.
...
t
......
Is
eimv
lo
ill.pop
oi
iiiiu
rum
mi.iii.U
uood
iirloe.s..li
nlane
hi.
nice
nicvos
TaK
AbOUt
eight
Cases
r,.pre!eiiU
froufi
five
lo
twenty
or
Liquor
from
Government
of
Ihe
output
of
the
mill
dependiiiR
on
Ihe
ipialily
of
the
Ions;
No.
1
chup
or
neuer
repre
mmiIi
fifty-rive
per
oeni.
ami
ine
'
'eil
he
uinnrniniMil
lliliior,
1
lnuoe
irriiile.
ie
at
Mellriiln
mi.
I
lockinz
lie
vendor
111
his
iuailer.s
al
Ihe
'
.1.'
Ill
aliti.ia
..............I
..tut
-..
...
r.i,,:,
i-ii.iv..
'.i
0
''a
-'
of
iissorled
lluuors.
J
41
iiinr
nitflil
11
ifii'inlilv
uf!
1
r
win-
cepofled
to
have
been
"en
feuin
Iho
tlreat
War
Vct-
1
ait
,s
ioeiuliou
n
nremises
at
the
amu
place.
The
provincial
"
1
1
i'
have
imh'ii
working
oil
the
'II
,l
hill
...
f,...
I
I.......
mi.
'hie
'd
flint
trace
of
the
robber.
TRAIN
SIDESWIPED
TWO
WERE
KILLED
I'l'
vVKH.
Aug.
31.-
Two
per-
0l
ui.rn
,1
HIKtitniviiMK
In
111
fivi
I
So
far,
Ihe
Prinze
Huperl
pruee
.miii
nas
been
surcerul
in
diipoxiiiR
or
IIHs
lower
(irade
lumber.
An
order
of
1.500,01)0
leet
wan
sobl
lo
Ihe
elevalor.
imintlily
Klilpinenin
i,r
from
fioo.ooo
lo
f.oo.oon
feel
In
New
Weslininster
for
box
mak
Ing
purposes,
besides
(he
local
Irade.
However,
me
perinanem
disposal
of
Ibis
lower
grade
lumber
presents
a
problem
and
it
l.
011
Ihe
soIvIiik
'f
Hds
problem
that
Mr.
Smilh
is
now
working,
coming
lo
nvilurily
til
11
1
1
mm'
promise
to
sellle
il
permanenlly.
Make
Cheese
Boxes
An
Interesting
bnnntnieemril
md(.
by
Mr.
Smilh
was
to
Ihe
Vrfecl
thai
negotinllons
were
uti-der
wav
lo
have
Hie
Inlernallonal
produo'ls
Co..
nianufaelnrers
of
lo
l'rinco
Hu-,.,.rt
Km
ft
cheese,
eoine
I.,
work
with
the
I'rinee
Hit-
perl
Spttire
Mill"
I"
""'"
'"Wff
iwraile
and
wai"
'
"
contmued
on
page
two
WITH
THEFT
T
B
tt
m
mm
.
H
I
$800
to
Own
Um
Belong
Inn
lo
Local
Cannery
At
llic
leipjcst
of
t:bief
Yiek
er
of
Hie
Prince
Huperl
li
force,
1.
1
1
1
ra
I
a
Yioshi,
alias
Keno,
a
Japanese
fili
packer,
has
been
arreled
at
Vancouver
eharjieil
with
siruiinj;
Hie
sum
of
?M00
by
false
prelcncci.
fi'ini
Ihe-
Sommerville
Cannery
lio.
atj
1'riiR'e
Itupert.
,
It
Mems
that
Keim.
as
hewui
known
here,
had
been
urcha-iiik
fish
for
Ihe
local
Milb-rd
cannery,
and
had,
accordU
t
the
ullejiulunis
against
biio
-lben
cHiv,5ii
mony
-Jo
ins
vtlwiinwonl
Iiik
in
all
to
ap-
proxhniilely
eight
Iiu-hIkmI
do-inrs.
Me
was
supposed
lo
havi
pirn
ut!i
on
the
ghs
boat
Ka-niaiiole
and
on
his
arrival
in
Vancouver
as
picked
up
by
Ihe
police
Ih.-re.
Sergeant
Uailey
is
?omir
outh
today
to
fetch
the
and
Francis
Millerd
fs
isoinn
o
identify
him.
BABE
RUTH
IS
PENALIZED
BY
OWN
MANAGER
Breach
of
Club
Rules
Said
lo
Bo
Causo
of
Heavy
Fine
and
Suspension
ST.
LOUS,
Aug.
31.
"Misconduct
off
the
field"
was
responsible
for
a
fine
and
indefinite
suspension
imposed
on
llahe
lUtlh
Saturday
by
Manager
Miller
Hugging
of
Ihe
New
York
Yankee.
Itiilh
renied
charges
of
drinking
and
said
I'n,
suspension
was
caused
by
minor
infraction
of
club
rules
because
he
did
not
return
)
lb''
uotel
until
2
a.m.
on
Saturday
morning.
The
rules
call
rur
players
lo.be
lo
by
I
a.m.
llutli
charged
thai
lluggitrs
attempted
to
shirt
the
blame
fot
the
poor
Knowing
ot
the
Yankees
and
declared
he
would
not
play
in
ID
".Mi
it
Huggins
was
manager.
CIIICA(H).
Aug.
31
.-Hulls!
efforts
to
place
his
case
hefore
Juduc
Laudis.
baseball
commis
sioner,
Ibis
morning
proved
fu
tile,
l.andis
was
away
al
bis
summer
home.
BURNED
TO
DEATH"
LAMP
EXPLOSION
F.VHHiri
T.
Mass.,
Aug.
31.
Fiveu'hlldren,
all
under
thirteen
years
-of
'use.
were
burned
lo
death
as
a
result
or
11
rite
ongi
uiillng
from
the
explosion
of
kerosene
lamp.
The
mother
is
also
fatally
burned.
DAWSON,
LADY
DIED
I
)A
WSDN,
"
Aug"."
31.
M
is
Percy
Held,
wife
of
the
noting
gidd
conintlsstouer.
died
Friday
tnglit
ntld
the
body
Is
being
for-
wa
'ded
lu
Vancouver
rived
here
from
Wrangell
at
1:46
this
afternoon.
It
flew
from
Telegraph
Creek
to
Wran-ge'l
en
Thursday.
The
ship
was
piloted
by
Col.
J.
S.
Williams
with
S.
C.
Caldwell
as
mechanic.
Archibald
Little,
Detroit
mining
englneer.who
headed
the
aerial
expedition
north
and
his
associates
will
come
down
the
coast
by
boat.
II
Is
tho
Inten-tlcn
to
fly
the
plans
south
to
Vancouver
and
there
take
It
down
and
ship
It
back
to
Its
owners,
the
Laurentlde
Air
Service
of
Three
Rivers,
Quebec
Tho
flight
from
Wrangell
was
made
In
two
hours
and
fifteen
minutes,
the
distance
being
180
miles.
The
machine
will
push
off
for
Vancouver
Just
as
soon
as
weather
Is
fav-orablo,
the
Idea
being
to
make
the
500
miles
In
one
hop.
The
big
plane
covered
about
6,000
miles,
during
Its
activity
In
tho
north
this
summer
and
thoro
was
not
a
single
mishap.
It
went
200
miles
Into
the
Yukon
north
of
Lake
Francois
and
far
down
the
Hard
River
to
the
so-called
"tropical
BURGLARS
STOLE
GEMS
POINT
GREY
Overlooked
Some
to
Value
$2,000
During
Saturday
Afternoon
Visit
of
VANCOUVF.Hi
Aug.
31.
Hur
glars
entered
Ihe
home
of
F.
A.
Ashtoli
of
Point
U-roy
on
Satur
day
afternoon,
securing
$1,000
worth
of
jewels
and
250
in
cash.
They
overlooked
$2,000
worlh
of
gems.
The
stolen
articles
included
a
1.500
diamond
brooch.
YAXt.OUVr.lt.
Aug.
31.
-Pleading
guilty
to
attempting
to
roll
the
Hank
of
bommeree
branch
ut
the
corner
of
Powell
Street
and
Micjoria
Drive
hortly
before
ten
o'clock
Friday
iti.M
flew
to
pieces
on
account
oT
a
broken
connecting
rod,
returned
lo
Ihe
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning.
They
i
spent
the
pasl
week
at
China
I
Hat,
taking
Ihe
machine
down
'prior
to
putting
il
aboard
the
lighthouse,
lender
K
s
leva
n,
I
which
will
lake
il
lo
Vancouver.
I
Flight
Lieutenant
V.
F.
Mavvds-!
ley.
who
went
soulh
to
assist
ithem.
also
returned
on
the
j
Prince
Charles
I
his
morning.
I
They
caught
(he
boat
at
WHALEN
PULP
SALE
DELAYED
Better
Offer
for
Swanson
Bay
and
Other
Properties
Said
to
Have
Been
Made
(Special
to
Daily
News;
V
A
N
C
O
I'
V
K
11,
Aug.
31.
A
break
in
the
ranks
of
the
de
benture
holders
of
the
Whalen
Pulp
and
Paper
Company,
own
ers
of
the
pulp
mill
at
Swanson
Hay.
is
indicated
when
Kuox
Walkem,
representing
a
nuiii-
ber
ot
Canadian
debenture
hold
ers
and
certain
New
Yorn
m
leresls,
made
a
court
applica
tion
to
stay
the
sale
or
the
Whalen
property
ror
GO
days,
Vi'fiiriliiitr
to
WlilkiMii
ll
lii.
ler
offer
has
been
received
from!
J.
11.
llarbeck
of
New
York
and!
certain
'interests.
A.
II.
Douglas,
representing
the
bondholders,
opposed
the
delay
but
the
court
said
an
extension
of
30
days
might
be
made
if
credentials
proving
the
new
offer
to
be
bona
fide
is
submitted
by
September
25.
The
sale
dale
was
some
time
aiio
fixed
for
Auxusl
31.
Hard
Coal
Miners
Will
Quit
Work
at
Midnight
in
Eastern
States
but
Mines
Protected
PHILADELPHIA,
Aug.
31.
-Approximately
158,1)00
tin
llinicile
ctial
mi
iters
will
iiuit
work
ut
midnight
(otiiglit,
lint
800
maintenance
men
will
be
allowed
lo
retuutu
on
duly
to
prevent
Ihe
flooding
of
the
mines.
These
'latter
will
he
assessed
n
tjay's
pay
every
fortnight
to
go
lo
the
emergency
fund
oT
the
miners'
union.
II
is
feared
that
10.000
railroad
men
employed
in
li.uw
iiing
the
coal
will
be
laid
off.
F-
ft
1826
25
TAXI
Ambulance
nnd
mm
mam
Boston
Ice
Large
Cream
Ipslair
goes
Dining
with
Grill
dmticr
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
'll,n...
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIPECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Yi
U
W
NO.
202
IMtlNCK
MIT'KHT,
H.ll,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
31,
1025.
UUrttl'
OlreuUtlon,
1463
Stntt
Slid
346
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
LARGE
PRODUCTION
AT
P.
R.
SPRUCE
MILLS
TED
CAMPBELL
GETS
SEVEN
YEARS
F0t
ATTEMPTING
TO
HOLD
UP
BANK
The
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mill
is
Permanent
Industry
and
is
Marketing
Lumber
from
Here
J.
A.
Smith,
president,
well
satisfied
with
pre-
IAP
CHARGF!)
a
.
.
f.
f
f
V
mm
WlMltlUUW
Ted
Campbell
Gets
Seven
Years
for
Attempt
to
Hold
Up
Bank
at
Vancouver
Friday
of
Last
Week
Regular
Weekly
Alaska
Service
to
Commence
Middle
of
September
moriiiug.
led
(Jiiinpbell,
alias
Leonard,
a
youth
living
in
the
..
rail
,
,
will
,.
liorllv
...
be
rommsr
,.
..
...i..
inlo
..,...,!;,
operalion
for
r,.
.
.
s-chedule
ii.
u
ii
i-
i
ne.ghborhood
w,,s
Ihis
n
om.ng
,,,
the
police
court
here
.en-
.
d
N
.learners
The
Prince
Ueorge
and
leuccd
to
ear,
,
.
the
s
1111
ten
ary
reve.
bi-weekly
sen
ice
to
Prince
Huperl
lc,l
Uinpbell.
t
a
.pear
IsiMuIer
tvventv
year,
or
age
um
alM?
Vancouver
taking
care
o
Anyox
and
Stewart.
The
known
the,
neighborhood
a
idler
and
waler.
Ili
is
111
.an
,.,.,...,
,.
....
..u.
.i.0.i..i
u,
.1...
..,t.
'father
had
purchased
a
ticket
for
lum
lo
Ihe
harvest
fields
In,.
.,.
1luu.
.
,1(imp
nnr,
work
and
he
Ihe
Irani
for
that
but
got
on
place
apparently
slip..
...
...,.
f(ip
,'.:
(ipnrirp
nil,i
.:,.
illltPrt
ped
off
beforclt
pulled
oul
and
hung
-round
Ihe
neighborhood.
.
v.
frp4.fVfl
,,
.k
llf
cpnlPmliir
ti
Th,.
l,o:.
Will
Keno
Said
to
Have
Converted;
t.
ia,j
,t.eil
n
truble
with
the
injlice
on
more
than
one
oc-
CUMOI1.
Jliard
river
hua.
Pitinn
PLANE
HERE
Flying
Boat
Arrives
from
Wrangell
on
Its
Way
to
Vancouver
The
big
Vlohcrs
Viking
fly
Ing
boat,
which
left
here
on
Flying
Officer
Allan
11.
Hull
ami
Corporal
II.
K.
Davenport
of
j
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Air
Force.
who
had
uilc
an
adventure
at
June
1
and
spent
the
summer
!""
7"'
"r
lal
after
hav-
oporatlng
In
the
Dease
Lake
lT"
WJ?
"
and
Uard
Rlver4
country
.
ar-
JaltoMn.tanK.iHjuiHl
anrr
iuc
1'iMinr
111
iiyiu-ooai
leave
Yancoiiver
on
Monday
and
Thursday
nights
at
8
o'clock
arriving
Here
on
Wednesilay
aim
Saturday
mornings
al
1(1:30.'
I.eavinz
here
al
10
11.111..
the
.
..
it
1..
..-..
in
1.
inuriiTiinn
"
nn.esu.i,
w...
...
...-,
rLIinii
AUVtrilUKr,
vox
and
the
Salurd..v
boat
toi
Slewart,
returning
here
at
8:
Before
Leavlno
China
Hat
Took!'n,ur'',la"
a!"1
siltinlay
nightsj
...
.
.
.
f
11.
...11.
t
1
n
Down
Alrboat
and
Shipped
It
to
Vancouver
ind
sailing
for
the
south
at
lOj
o'clock
those
evenings.
The
Prince
Charles,
which
will
not
make
her
sailing
south
from
here
on
September
111.
will
take
up
the
Alaska
schedule,
which
provides
for
her
lo
leave
here
on
Wednesilay
afternoon
al
t
o'eiock
nnd
airrive
at
Skag-
ffifgs
after
raflinal
KetcHtkaii;
JUneau
and
Wrangell.
Sailing!
from
Skagway
al
0
o'clock
Fr.i-dav
evenings,
the
Prince
Charles
VICTORIA
SELLS
nVbkiwii
wi
iuy
r
-"
1
ding
with
Forrrer
Prince
Rupert
Man
Among
Buyers
YICTOlUA.
V1..1U.U.V
.
.vug
Aug.
a.
31.
-x...
-The
auc
DROWNED
FROM
in
MOTOR
LAUNCH
Vancouver
Man
Was
on
Way
to
Dance
at
Bowen
Island-Girl's
Narrow
Escapa
YANCOl'YKH,
Aug.
3
i.
Falling
from
a
tool
or
launch
or.
which
they
were
bound
w'lii
a
nariv
for
:i
ilanee
all
Howeii
1s-
of
age.
Was
drmvKed
Saturday
night
atid
Miss
Ida
Hay
narrowly
escaped
death.
W.
A.
Sparks
plunged
to
the
will
return
here
al
C
o'clock
on
assi.laiir.'
jf
Miss
Hay
and
held
Sunday
evenings
and
remain
her
on
the
surface
until
Ihe
here
until
making
Hie
trip
a?.iiui,out
turned
around,
to
Alaska
on
the
Wednesdays!
n,e
,,a,pnts
of
St.
Cla(r
have
following.
'offered
a
reward
of
3'.'00
for
the
Starling
September
26.
Hiem.overv
.
tne
body.
So
far
(Jueen
Charlotte
Island
schedule
:(U.a,j;jUl.j
uas
proved
unsuccess-will
provide
for
the
Prince
John'fui
and
Prince
'
leaving
Vancouver
.
Huiiert
on
alternate
Saturdays
instead
of
Mondays
as
at
pres
ent.
rURGES
ABANDON
ALASKA
ROAD
REVERTED
LANDS
--
-
t
.Congressman
Says
It
e
Costs
,
Mm
S400
...t-
n-in.
n..i
SntPited
aid-!
for
Each
Person
It
Serves
and
Ralls
Should
Be
Torn
Up
SKATTl.i:.
Aug.
31.
Declar-
that
the
government-owned
-u.-
Ka,r
i;.,..
..f
...
.mliV.I
11
flit
i
iVV'tltMl
I
IV
1
"
T.Vbanks
serves
only
5,000
persons
Ihe
c.ly
or
utona
held
here
at
ainiroximuld.
tm
Ihe
week
end
proved
to
be
veryfor
n
a
year
Ucm.
sifcesstul.
Huj
ers
came
Troiii
all
,.,.,
Vr,h,,r
i..
,r
C;.ll-
over
the
continent,
Mecuilltfurn.a
who
vUilillg
liero
rec-from
California
and
there
was.l)inme,uH
ti,e
abandonment
of
spirited
nigging
shown.
Ihe
re-,,.
suit
is
thai
owners
of
ictoria,
.
u
rai,3
and
n,ako
property
are
looking
to
a
timei.
ll?liway
ot
it,"
the.
congress-
when
there
will
be
considerable.
advance
in
values.
SHIPS
TIED
UP
BY
AUSTRALIAN
STRIKEj
m!:I.1IOI
llNK.
Auslralia.
Ausr.
31.-
II
is
estimated
that
33
vessels,
represent
inx
cargt.es
values
at
000,000.
are
held
up
in
Australian
ports
as
a
result
oT
Ihe
unofficial
strike
of
sea
men.
Tins
strike
started
in
London
and
spread
lo
many
F.uglis
ports
ami
also
lo
man
suggests,
or
build
a
high-'
from
Poi-tnse
Hav
and
Among
the
purchasers
wus
W
.
Lbu,lon
Mu,
,-ailroad
from
Sew-
J.
Alder,
formerly
of
Prince
Hu-Ian,
ly
tv,,rl0rage."
oerl.
who
ourchased
lliree
Iotsi
on
Fool
Sheet
for
2.00.-
CAFE
WINNER
AT
BASEBALL
Younq
Liberals
Beaten
Saturday
at
Vaneouvei
Next
Game
Wednesday
for
VANCOIYKH.
Aug.
31.
Defeating
the
Young
Liberals
of
Vancouver
here
this
afternoon,
Ihe
Fraser
Cafe
of
New
Wost-mlnsler
won
Ihe
mainland
ama-
1...
..1,1I
u
iiilkinrwm
lb
llllo
AWAITS
INSTRUCTIONS
in,
.,...
.;
K
...c
c.p...
OF
ARCTIC
EXPLORER
SKATTLK.
Auk.
31.
Tr.P
exploration
schooner
Meude,
now
at
Nome
after
three
years'
so-J(urn
in
the
Arcllr.
Is
awalling
instructions
from
ltuuld
Am-umiseu
oefore
proceeding
down
the
roast,
ai-eovding
'o
a
oies
sagn
received
here.
team
at
Victoria
next
w
nines-
day
for
the
provincial
till
r
PICNICKERS
DROWN
PKllPICNAN,
Aug.
ill.
Twelve
pienickers
were
drowned
through
the
capsiiing
or
11
"tnnl!
boat
on
Sunday.
The
capt:in
reached
shoe,
after
awtmimng
Jtii
o
tiourii