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'I'ilOBI)U4;|i (;0%'IERAOI WEEKLY
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L-q TIt[18 DILSTBICT
• Co. Colonel J. B. Hayes To
:ment Speak Memorial Day
The Memorial Day conunittee has of his calibre to bring the Memori-d
........... made f|aal arrangements for the pro- Day message. Colonel Haye. is we!l
gram which will be held at the Bethel] known as the count>, welfare corn-
High School auditorium at 11 a. m. m!ssioner.
• )
NL'MiI',I, 29
TWO BOTHELL HI GRANGEMA00TER S. WILL GRADUATE
GIRLS HAVE TWO S E E S UP-TURN !
YEARS PERFECT IN CONDITIONSI LARGE CLASS JUNE_. 7
! COURT HOUSE IqEWSI w00oo .,.oo, ,.
Two sopbOillOle gix'ls of Bothell King (7ounty Pomona (;:ange No 13
cornllleneeFilent exelc:se_- on %Vedne-
H:2h School ate fin!shing theh" see-it-e: at :anunanlish Va:iey Grange at day evening, Ju::e 7, o::e of the larg-
-rid ve:,r with straight A grades, a%Voodinville. May l_. Stair .%luster By BEN T. liART est clases of .-ienlors in the h:atory
• enialkable two Year .tccomplishnient |(;oss was tnesent and aided it. mak.Lg Chief Lklutb" ('ounnt$ Clerk of the school 'Jll :eceve their dipiom-
{This fact was blotlght out this week thi a mo:t et,joyab:e :tad mst:uez:ve %Vhen at. :r,:e::oc.utoz,," d:votce is as. They will finnish fxom then own
Cotton Frocks
and ],i,],.- . ,
l,,,'K, qqif2
t,, 5 .2 .........
Turkish Towels, $1
Cotton Hose, pr. 10c
Pure Silk Hose 25¢
Counter
Cedar Chips
:,r will keel, tilt, m,,::- ,,at of
mer w,,,,le,].- 10 ¢
ps ................
,th-Pr,,,,f ':,,TLh,= 25 e
Stylish Shoes
Pair 98c
and Girls' Shoes
and B0y's Gxf0rds
Co
Tuesday. They invite everyone to The community in coo;,e:atin wAhlwhen the local post of the American
attend the exercises, both at the and- the veterans in rounding out the tn, '.
I ,.t';:, i... tilled to allall-e .€oi :t',vard-
itorium and at the cemetezy. It:tul which is :t: follows: t "
Ex-service nlen are aslied tO as-t"Anlelica" ... [ I, lhe t!l:iual s('hol;tlsh, l, tlophv, a
"k"Id;eIHt" I l:l'.({- %%']i(' h:ls !,1'] a:!it.t ,:lt
m
semble at the Legion Ilall at 10:30 ! Invocathm . Rev. |'. l.. tiawk I .
' I , '[ t",t-I i ';'('a: >.
tO prepare fol tiac ce cmonies. ] Song ..... .te! hn F: e'le I T,t, : ,.,.l ,',iLg i:t,l,,..-, ]-:tlh(*l :Ile
The firing squad of Bothell Post, t lC{eadiz:g ....... Phil]ip I::u:s !(...(l'.v,-:: a:!(i Jean Ailcxi have !nade
American Legion will be pressed ito!Ad<t!ess ....... Col. J. |;. lfaye. .:. ,...v:';,[r. :ecord :in,t htiv:nA tivd
..... - " " ............... O ,Ill IlLIIiL,'I
:o:' the :S.:-:q'ho(d ::cholalshq) h(,no!s.
practice of having Seattle cadets for National Anthem ........... Audience
b(,lh V.'.:i have a shall- ih the e:lp
this purpose. The squad will be unde!" Benediction .............. Rev. lJ. F. Hawk
.uwa d.
the command of Sgt. Ross E. %Vorley. After the ce, emony a line of maeh The othe! cup given by the local
and will fire a salute at the river as wi]l be fomed and all a!e asked to
vetez.,ns =:oe.s to the Senim class this
well a at the Odd Fellows cemetery, p!'oce,d t,-, the ce:netcrv. A '"I"
v,.-a:- the)" having gone through '.he
The National Colors used by the to be made at 2nd and Main while
year with the highest average class
post is one that has led the line of the Naval salute is being fired at the
march in all impo!'tant events here bridge. eho!arship. This cup stays at the
schooI and is held fm a year by the
for many }'ears. By the side of this Those having flowe!.s which can be
winning class.
grand old emblem this }'eat' will be used for decorating t, ult.,o.e:s at the
the new post standard making its graves are asked to bring or send
first appearance in parade, them in. CHAMPION U W
The speaker of the day, Colonel .... * *
J. B. Hayes, is a man who has seen .%ERVICFS .";UNDAY CREWS l.00a RACE
much military activity and during To pay solemn tribute to the corn-
his service has also seen many corn-!ades of all wars who have gone be- Al' POW WOW
rades fall or die from the effects of fore. members of the American Legion
warfare. He knows his subject well post will attend the .Methodist church
and takes great interest in observ- !n a body Sunday evening. Dr. U. P.
ances of this nature. Bothell again Hawk has prepared a special program
is fortunate in having procured a man for this service
Service Connected [FORAGE SHORTAGE
Disability Pension FACING DAIRYMEN
",_,, ''Being Reviewed STILL TI.%|E TO PLANT E.%RLI cluding war canoe races each after-
noon at 2 o'clock and the histmic and
.MLaITU]N, ING OATS BARLEY AND ,
......................... -- ...... "[_ [dramatic pageant of the signing ot
J'OUOWII IS a veroaum copy oi tne uJ,' L'% 'r.;,iElt.' V.l*T oF,
. . ....... [the Indian treaty with Territorial
release to the pre mane oy the White i T -*a* tO: " "
• I overnor Isaac I Stevens both even-
House in Washington, the night of -- I "
rag* at 8 oclock dayhght saving tme
May 10 Although many fall sown forage [" ' , " " " ' •
• • • • The war canoe races which will fea-
tops killed b winter mur hae
a result of conferences between c Y J Y " i '
been -eseeded there i - -till dan'-er oflture three 50 foot canoes will be
the President the National Command- " ' " I
' a seriou- feed shmta,e in western'manned by 11 braves each from the
er of the Legion, Louis John- " s
,t tha dlra¢,r of the bud,et in Washington, according to Leonard lSWinomish and La Conner Tribes
"'r-d'- ":" "e'v';" ulati ns o: ,,et Hegnauer extension agoaornit at the'l They ;;'ill ;'ace over a three mile
reg to he n eg o .... ......
course tart ng In Juanlta t=a} ann
eran's claims. [state college, who has just completed, . . - . "
a surey of the area A there s t 1 omg to md lake and return In
As a result of the application of the.. , ' . s - • r - . -
veterans'
mevt.ng, o:.co g:ar, te', it iz s¢.:dom, acco:d:ng
A tee:::: ,. ¢,t,t;I/tis!xl a:.d ehcOkl:-.; O :..c led'o: :.-_ o. 9u: co:J/t, tiaat the
:,.2,:, ': t wa: eXl,:t:.,.ed b:. };loth:-.' . . .. . . , . ..
I;,,.,:. !"; h:.- T:tik ::i,,,:: , .to.n_,: ::. I .., c....... , :. ..: ::sake Ap :hd have
..,- ...,:. ,: .;,p,:(: be:,:e the ently of
\\;%':,-hl:./',,r l, C bv "Le I.:,:,.:,, ,t-
:.:,:. u,:¢:,-e, t:;: .t napt, cted this
hi /,.A[:::.ill: "tJ t'(:t?i'! :,7.d.:,:.: .%t-v€:.
• :,',!I,HLI,:I c,Ki:.T:," ",'."t - "3.':'[[ : t'p: €'- ! (9:: :1. )7-i .:: %." .t,3! ::el, (;J! ti,:: 2.
r'l;'(',i :ht::e be;n[_" >t",", :t., I:::,. r - ,- .
.:: J-.,. 11 ....... i 2.:. :',...SX.,
tl(J:ll that ec.t:,,n. i-"
[ : .,':,'; "Ge %:: :.,Hi O:" au l,teIo(:-
The :t:.::ti:tl nlelol2[i: e'\\;'2(.e %vele
; -:'-'.:5" d:-c:t-e :a:.:t-(1 .Nov. 2. 1(.#32.
held in the. aftez'noon. ]'i'r.e o:d..-: was e:.teted o:. Attolney
The eve:t;g p!og:am wa: we,i sui,-!2.1e:ca.f s ho',v.r.g "nat the pat.es had
plied with ente!ta;nnlent b'f I.e,-.tuler[ ,- i c,:, "'. r . €i,<: i. ;,_nti heg(.n
Josie Hopkins. Hi]man F. Jones ta:k i ": ...................
on "Pro:e:-;'" made all t-ahz,- ptog-i ..v.r.:g ,o/zethe: aga.:..)A: -'l?OlithS agO.
ess ias been made in !his nolthwest.[ A d:aw,ng o. IS,) JkllOIS %%'as con-
A ve:y a!nusin play was put on by] iJc:ed last Satu:da:." 9:, of thein to
sonle Sa:ll!llanlish Va:ley G!a,,,,e:s. I , ,,.,,, 1.,. -.-- ,,, ';""" tO June 30
Two candidates were ir,:tiated and 1 ,.:i the :ema:nde! to :epo.'t June 19
;hr. mee',:ng r.loed at 11 p. m. I duty until July 28.
I A th:ee months old aiiihg baby. a
Mote than 1.000 Indians of Puget A delegation of !and owners and
Sound t::.bes will hold their third an- business men. with the leade!-hip of
nual Pew-wow Saturday and Sunday, Tom Hunt. count>" engineer, vis;ed
May 27 and 28. at Juanita Beach, just the count>" commlssmnets VCedr.eday
north of h:irkland on Lake Washing-lwith an aim of get-lag the Sammam-
:on Sl,onso!ed by Kirkland Post of the'ish river drainage sta:ted at once.
Ame!ican Legion. ! The river bottom :n the v!einltv of
Two days of spectacuta events a!e:the east city Emits is such that water
scheduled tr the Indian conclave, in-lis backed up over the fertile acreage
regulations, it now seems ¢, time to sow low lands, with a good iterest is running high in these events
that the cut in compensation of ser- supply of moistme, for winter feed:as the L'niversity of V;ashington will
• d 'send two crews to Juanita Bay for
vice-connected world war veterans crops, steps should be taken ]mme-,
with specific injuries has been deeper iately to avert a shortage of folage' :.:.hibitio, *ace and the contrast of
the water prowess of the Red men
than ws originally planned. The eg- crops. .
i T.nw lands nc, t yet rm !ntn er'cp rind the modern varsity rowina will be
uiatlon and schedules in this e.t, ect I
will, therefore, be reviewed so as to can be seeded to ea!iy matu!ing x'a- an late:eating sight.
effect more equitable levels of pay- !ieties of oats and bear,tles ba!ley, l The -ven!ng pageants, which will m-
ment. Careful stud}" also will be These ran sti!l be safc.ly sown but hide the d:ama of Governor Stevens
made of the other regulations and must not be delayed Ion:z. says Mr. i c'a]lin th(, Indian chiefs to the ca;,i-
I their effects, tle=nauer. Oats and b;iev can be :al on Saturday night and the actual
By reason of the burden incident to used as a hay crop. ens:.:aue or g!ain, sining of the. treaty on Sunday even-
refuting and in order that nndue] Dai!vrnen c.an stiI1 sc, w mangels, ing will be set on a natu!'al wood-
hardships will not be imposed upon tu!'nips and car!ots, all of which sur,- :and stae. A huge cmpfire will l:;zht
veterans in their appl',cation for ad- ply excellent succulence fo: winter :he stae and co:o!ed llghts will play
judieation of their ca.es, regional of-ifeedin" Root crops (an be .,own ve: the whole setting.
flees of the Veterans" Administration ,successfully on almost every farm :.n The Indian chiefs t- participate will
will not be closed as has been tepo!t- Plant:.n seve-
of the upper valley• doin untold dam-
age each year.
It is understood that a few land
owners adjacent to the destructive
bars refuse to allow dredging opera-
tions to go ahead, but it is also un-
I derstood that these short stretches
will be taken over by condemnation
and the imp!ovement eontlnued.
The delegation members were Han-
ford Mohn, Charles %Va]ters. Ben
Boone. Joe Magini. the Aeries Broth-
ers. Art Jackerman. Ciff Pol]ey, John
Zanassi and John Gverts and his
ranll.a ai: speakel. oi. 'he plogranl, ci:-
gl'e;:iid fll!ll the klSii:il l)Iocedl.lFe of
hav;:. o'H..de he'.p.
"r.] € *Hl(('ala[llele se I ",.". t't. %%.:I.] be
held :*t the .Me:i{odi." chul('h on Sun-
day Jdn{ 4.
"1"his ye:tl d!le 0 :},e econonli( • con-
to b!eak flora the tadi?ional type of
exelc';,se of hay!n;.: a:i outside speaker,
and put on the ent!re tuog!am by the
membe. of the c]a.-s. AIter careful
invet;gatmn on n:any topics on which
to base the p!og!am, it was decided
that health, being the first cardinal
principle of education, wouhl make a
fitting subject.
The public is eo:dially in',qted to at-
tend this exercise ,as we are sure it
will ear,'}" a little more local color by
student poduetion. The class is one
River l t'mpr0vemen" o, the largest Bothell has eve,' g, adu-
;::.ou.-.ard baby c'h:cks arid a hub-build ated. The program wi}! be as fol-
v,'.:h a b:oken iez a,: of them needingllows:
Plans -'6olng Ahead :: cute. ,'ere the ,ea.sons advanced i Musie: Processional. Elvera Kram-
a :anche,s wife thi, wek in e- lich.
c::.r.g an excuse from ju/y duty. Invocation. Jim Hunter.
I Salutatorian: Ruth Sundholm.
Two wiKs of unusua! late:est, both' Valedictorian: Dora Nieholl.
o5 them made by women, were filed i Education and Health: Fred Gutter
fo: p:obate this week. !and Oscar Van Tine.
The first, w:itten it. longhand bvl Music.
th= testa:or, who died six weeks ago,: Presentation of American Legion
., one of the shortest eve: handled by. trophies for seholarship: Ed. F. Greg-
,,:: office, cons:sting of exactly thir-i°rY . Commander.
::.'-.'our wods. It bequeaths a modest I Presentation of Diplomas.
e'.ate to a nece, twenty ",'ears old. [ Recessional.
who. the testate: declares. "has acted The graduating seniors axe:
as a daughter to,me during my declin-! Ruth Anderson, Lila Egbert, Flor-
:ng years." enee Foster, Marie Fries, Evelyn ttan-
o
The other is that of Pauline Bengel. sen, Fredriqua Hartwell, Frances till-
who died two months ago. Among it. debrandt. Ruth Johnson. Elvera
bequeaths are $15.('gJ to the Red Cross Kramlick. Eleanor Klein. Hazel Love,
$7.5(£, to the King Count}- Humane Helen Munson, Dora Niche]Is, Marc
Society. $5(¢(, to the Seattle Sym- garet Peabody. Ruth Person. Betty
phony Orchest:a and an unestimated Sherwood. Caroline Tinkham. Ruth
"'res:due'" to the Child:en's Oithope- .u,dho!m. Eileen V,'heeier. L]ilian
dic Hosplta: of Seattle. 'Kapphahn. Lois Stewart. Lucille
I Bates. Mary Itami, Avis Blake. Wray
• %Vhether the $6.020 estate of Fank Caldwell. Meh'in Carlson. Thomas
manager of Hollywood Farm. ',Lyons. portmaste at Nulato. Alaska. Cranson. Walter Crow. Arthur Dak-
The flood conditions of the past two for 25 years is to escheat to the Ter- era. Donald Deering. A!den Foster,
>-ears have ah'eadv cost the va!ley !:tory of A]a:ka or to the State o George Fries Fred Gutter, Louis
people enough to have made the corn- %Vashmgton :s to be decded by ouri Helm' James Hunter. Jack Kennard.
plete imp!ovem¢,nt, it s said. !Sta'e S:;p:eme Cou:t. Edwin Kennard. Donald Langlois,
!
i i Lyons. who died intestate :we years Bert Miller, Harold Nicholas. %Varren
l az,_, !n A:aska. :eft no he:.rs. His es- Nelson. %Vendell Pearson. Lennart Pe-
,, ,:%rne,, Names His ":"t" consi<e2 s:,-iy of cash or, depos-te,son. Ho,,a!d P!ice. Eugene Reed.
lit in the F.:s: N:ti:,::a: t]ank ,,f Se- Clyde Ilobe!'ts IKenji Sakauye. Oscar
Red Cross 00pt,'00a-'a:ns Tine. James V¢ilbur. %Varren %Vino
! (".u::ty c.c,_::t for the esoheat c.f the tin. Me!'lin Radke. Dale .ellman.
f-sta:e on the z:,,u=d :hat Lyons was
:o: o, - Five Years
:he stae and colo!ed Hahts will play I - . m
- " :mercy nmbil:zation of the annual Red "Vsh.r.zt,-,r: <.a:me! :: n the g:ound
"'" ;" was ::,.-',,:ed w:thln it ho',:n-
.... ..... Ago Today
f':oss !o!! cat1. )'s.._d) annm']noed
the follawlng "captains'" who wH! con- !a::es.
T'r.e apI,,-:: ::, he S::p:eme Cou:t
ll-.:estern Washington. all be direct descendants of the orlg-
duct
the
great
humanitarian
appeal
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ed, except where it has been clearly
demonstrated that regional facilities
are not necessary, govern-
It is not contemplated that
ment hospitals will be closed pending
a careful, studious survey of the en-
tire hospital situation. This, of neces-
sity, will require considerable time.
Tlse conclusions are in line with
the President's original statement that
the regulations and schedules would
be drafted so as to effect the most
humane possible treatment of veter-
ans truly disabled in war service.
SEATTLE, KING
CO. MONTHLY
LEADERS MEET
On Friday. May 2. Seattle and
King Count)-"y" leaders wilt gather
at the Friendly Indian Camp near
Bellevue for the last leader's meeting
al different root crops gives the dai:y
I cows variety fo! the win-
a
necessary
ter ration.
No western %Vashiv.gton farmer
should ri.sk having to buy feed next
fall if there is any possibility of pro-
ducing it at home.
Locked Out Typos
Are Supported Here
Members of Seattle Typographical
Union visited Bothell Wednesday and
found that business men here are in
sympathy with them in this crisis.
The inefficiency of the imported
non-union p!';r, tcr:" ::'h9 at," ,:In:n[: tho
work on the three Sca.'tle papers is
well :ealized by all who n:.*z.ht scan
the columns of thoc sheels, and
r'CltlEin," 0:FCFS ha/ heC0P, i( a f}vorZe
I
pastinle wl:h the yo:::,gste's
Three of %Vednes,lay's v;sito:s here
, have been cmpkX,'e.1 by The Times
for over a (]Ll:lrter O ? a ('cn:lF," Rnd
wi',h their fe::ow wcrke:'s have felt
a keen sense of pride :n the h.h type
for
,'he
!
year.
The prog:nm, under the vuidan,e of t "Fh':t
Soeoiofsky and .',vy::ard ('ou!;ty seo -t:::';'n'a:ncd !,y "he l':::=" ;,.per
' h,< :¢,- \\;'r'r. ?,.,':: : ru :€: ..f "-;..-
re,aries, wil! fe.al 'l!'e traiF, iD2 i:l , i - : t " t r i ' C' N C * " ( nl ' ' : r a = r : 1
',," ,.:f..i, :.: w,,:}::::, :: v.h ) :'., ,;.-
door activ;tiv, anq a i,l,,scnta:on "fi' ."
awards to vo:':ntcer leader.; who hav']heit :'r;., ,,wne:. :r, ,i,.:::',:::.:..; ::::::
i
:... _...1 =U ' t. ... • cr. w
been serv:n the association, en:i::.,ye(s. ..
A:l COunty learle!s nre u;:o.t to at- i "In :pite :ff ::i:r:,',: : "hr. ,-r:-:?)"
tend this meeting. I =a t ('har:es Pax?on. 'the :. ;:,:: :: n-
The P!ogram !,pgm. v,':th "1 :t,c:e'- [ , :.:;o:, ::r:(l the ur,:o!: w ]: :,, :?:o f.r-t
.:- p.;.,:: v,-:-, "'- - ,= -
ti0naI pe::,I :" :; 2,, tnt . u, ::::,!" , -. ":%
I ' ' 7 ' ! : "" "" ' "
inal chiefs who made the historic :s to be taken h-. the Inheritanr'e Tax
areement. in this district: " ' :
Eoheat Divis.on of the State nf Frank Elliott has been apointed
' { %Voodinville. H. M. L:ndgren; Ken- " .......
Mrs. J. C. Bates of Olympia. daugh- more. Mrs. L. ,'. Reasoner: Bothell. %Vashington. as a result of a ,!ec!s:on duputy sheriff by Sheriff-elect Bob
ter of Guy. Stevens. will come from by Judge J. T. Ronald of our Count>" Hedge.
Mrs Scott Bird, Mrs. Jessie Gates and
her home to portray a role in the ta- [Cou :n which he upheld Alaska's
bleaux. !Vaughn Bosley. .<aim tn "h- mommy ! A cow. belonging to Mr. Penny, wa.
Between these two spectacles the I The roll call dates this }'ear are! "hit by the northbound train Saturday
,
Indians, who will pitch their tents in June 1-15, and all King county is or- Judge John M. Ralston of Clallam.m°rning. More beef for Bothell's
: County was the on]v outside Judge i bustling butchers.
the Juanita Park, will give demon- ganizing for the .upreme effort of en- - -
strations of Indian rites, ceremonies ' serv!nz on our bench during the week. !
and life. including war. spirit and tri-'r°lling every home in every district in He he:d court :n depa!-?mnt number i Mr. J. E Mohn purchased a there-
this foremost mercy organization. The fc,,r, bred HamiItonian driving horse while
bal dances. They will '.e the!r magic
sticks and boards in their i-,:rit ll call is €'" $1 momborh'p. €c, tee ;in Seattle Tuesday.
......... I
dances. , ensuing ",'ear. Un'Jsua: a:ound for d:vorce were
1 Mrs. J. H. Carter of Burlington wa
urze:t by two Seattle husbands in
.a guest of Mrs. Charles Beardslee on
suits f.'.ed against thei: wives this'
PROCLAMATION .eok t00u'sday"
The first husband, a f:reman, de- George and Carlton Ericksen re-
Whereas, Bothell Post, American Legion -:,:oo hat he , ent:".ed tn a de'ree tu,'nod from an extended visit :n C.al-
is conducting Memorial services on Tues- ..... :,:,-'. :,:-2:'.h: .... =:" ::h" ,, h,.:r=-=he --ets='kC?o step"°'n'a ,,'.ere p,e'u:,. reo'e, o,'er
day, May 30 in memory of departed Com- :., .-,. ,n- r, ,,:, :e, ,,'ha: h:s l
rades of all wars; :' :" =: ..... ''' e:,:)- :n- .',,s =,: ,,,,,,.. ,:,: ,, .::.,, :.,_
"g•C" "-- " , ">.. . ".':or. ¢ - . r',-t.]" vrno ;Ot'lr¢ t .'g-[t°:]:,'-'," .¢!,'TI'. a V,S:*.
And whereas, all Bothell will desire to "-: .... ,:' .... .' :,..', ,:,-,, ,=,,' n T,-:,:-, ,r.: .,-::,,:,:
:',,2 ::-. "r ":- i' : f.f'cen :::::, =,
unite to pay tribute to the defenders of the :_: :,.::. -, .- .:o >..
Nation, to whom we owe out' Liberty and ... ,,:- =,,,:r-,.,i:,- [}aliCe at Kenm0re
the preservation of our institutions; ........... -= r: ,,<.- "',::>rn,
Club Saturday Nite
it >,'oaa00m00d an gothell Pharmacv
izens of the Town of Bothell be and are re-
Ranks 10th ..... .... ::
quested
to
suitahly
decorate
their
]:crees
and business houses with a disl)la:," of the .:.. .[-:i.i :'[ .:.,[. ':"
National Colors, and to observe a moment .... .: -- :-,, i.: -.. ,, i , : ....
of reverent silence at the time of firin of ............. " .... :-:. ............. .... - • :,. n -
the lute folloing" the exercises" held " ' '- : ...... ' ...... '' " '" ' ':-
he
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}2,. D. ,< PINNEY. ] I,,., "-,":.
