The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, May 07, 1908, Image 3
local flDatter.
Far Sale. *
J Five hundred acres wood
land nod timber for sale. two
.miles from Blaney, Kershaw
.County,, Inquire Box 33, Bel
. Air, Md. |
, * PensluM Money .
The pensioners of Kershaw
, county will be glad to learn that
th?ir money is now in the honds
of the Clerk of the Court who
will distribute it. We are in
debted to the courtesy of Comp
troller General Jones for a copy
of the full list of pensioners
which is opeti to inspection at
any time.
Club Meeting.
The members of Pine Tree
Democratic club are hereby di
rected to meet at the usual place
of meeting on Saturday, the 9th
inst., for the purpose of elect
ing a member of the County
firecuti/e Committee.
W. L. Stoltes, Pres't.
The County Convention*
The Cjuuty Convention of the
Democratic part.y convened ou
Monday last at the court house,
and was fairly representative of
the party in the county. The
convcution was peunineutly or
ganized by the election of Mr.
T. J. Kirlcland Chairman, aud
Mr. C. W. liirclunore Sec. &
Treasurer.
The following delegates to the
State convention were elected:
G. VV. Moseley, D. M. He
thune, M. L. Smith, Li. L. CJIy
burn, W. R. Hough and M. B.
Rabon.
The candidates lor the several
offices were assessed as follows:
Representatives, $15; Sheriff,
? ; Supt. of Ed. $15; Supervisor,
$15; Auditor, $15; Treasurer, $15;
Coroner, $5; Magistrates, in De
Kalb Township $5. In other
townships, $2; Township Com
missioners, (2.
Hon. J no. G. Richards was
elected State Executive Com
mitteeman.
Campaign meetings will be
held at Beth u ue, Haley's Mill,
Westville, Blaney, Beaver Dam
and Camden on dates to be here
after announced.
The delegates to the State con
vention are all for Bryan.
Glenn Springs
Water
One-half Gallon 12 to Case
and Five Gallon Demijohns,
at
F. Leslie Zemp's
Pharmacy,
Phone 30.
TIME
Its annoyances and
danjrers ure with us.
Don't let tliem infest
your homes. Destroy
them with Tanglefoot,
Poison Paper or Black
Flag Powder. Use
proper disinfectants
on your premises and
have fewer flies and
less sickness. Pint
bottles Crude Carbolic
Acid 85 cents, quart
(50 cents. Carbolium
in pints 65 cents.
Creolin in pints fcl.OO.
Chloride of Lime half
pounds 10 cents one
pounds 20 cents. Toi
let Paper, full weight,
rolls, 19 ounces, 10
cents, in flat pacuages
3 for 25 cents.
F. LESLIE ZEMP'S
Pharmacu
Phono ----- ;*<>
Mr. 11. C. Kodgcra died off con
sumption at his booM in the
ioutti ?ttt section of this county
on Tuesday, the 28th nit. The
funeral was held at Salem
church on the following day.
Ckl. Rodgers waa an old friend
of ours, and we Join with the
family. and friends in mourning
his death.
We regret to have to record
the death of Mrs. W. C. Brown,
which occurred at the family
residence on Fair Street on
Tuesduy morning, April 28tb,
after several weeks of illness.
The funeral services were con
ducted by Rev. C. C. Herbert on
Weduesday at the house. The
deceased leaves a husbaud and
several children to mourn her
loss, to whom we extend sympa
thy.
I
After lingering on the verge
of the grave many months us tbo
result of a paralytic stroke, Mr.
E. S. Nettles, Sr., departed this
life ou Sunday evening, the 3rd
inst. Another useful life lias
been snuffed out. A good hus
band and father has left us, and
his immortal spirit is now in
that, bourne from whence no
traveler ever returns We have
lost a friend, and the community
a good citizen.
The sympathy of the entire
community goes out to Mr. and
Mrs. Bratlou DeLoache in their
hour of gloom over the loss by
death on Monday of their little
girl, a sweet child of two years
of age. It was their only daugh
ter, although they have other
children.
Died, at his home on Factory
Hill on Friday, Lhe 1st inst.,
Mr. R. J. Davis of consumption
and pneumonia. The deceased
was a quiet, inoffensive citizen
aud leaves a family to mourn his
loss. Ths remains were interred
at Mt Olivet churchyard ou Sun
day evening.
Mrs. H. Stokes of the Tiller's
Furry section, died ut her home
on Tuursday, the 30th inst., at
Mio advanced uge of 84 years.
The remains were interred the
following day in the family bury
ing ground. Shu is survived by
seveu children lo whom we ex
tend sympathy.
Mr. Travis Barfield died at
his home in this city on Thurs
day, the 30th ult., after an all
uess of some duration. He leaves
a widow lo whom, as well as to
the other members of his famiy,
we extend sincerc sympathy.
The remains were interred in
i he Quaker cemetery ou Satur
day morning, the 2nd lust.
Mr. Robert Port died at the
residence of Mrs. Louisa Kelly
(with whom he was boarding) on
Friday morning, the 1st inst.
lie hud been in bad health for
some time, but the end cuine un
expectedly. His only relative
here is Mr. O. M. Fort, a brother.
Death of Felix Ransom.
On Wednesday, the 29th ult,
while Felix Ransom, a well
known colored blacksmith, was
sitting in Bonnie Reynold's Pool
Room, he suddenly fell forward
and died in a few tuumeuts.
Felix was an inoffensive citizen,
and had the good will of all. He
was buried ou the day following
his demise. .
Programme for Memorial Day
Monday. May lltli.
Veterans, Kershaw Guards,
Ladies of the Memorii* Associa
tion, members of U. D. C., and
children are requested to meet
at the gate of cemetery at 5
o'clock promptly.
Order of Procession.
1
Kershaw Guard*.
Ladies of the Memorial
United Daughters of the Con
federacy
Children
Gen. J. W. Floyd, Orator of the
Day
with
Col. E. B. Cantey, Marshall
Veterans
Prayer by Rev. C. C. Herbert
Music by choir
Introduction of Speaker by Col.
Cantey
Address by Gen. J. W. Floyd
Music by Choir
Benediction.
Committees on decorations are
requested to place flowers and
wreaths on graves of soldiers
I before the exercises being.
PERSONAL
? .Mr. Bid. McCreiglit of the
U. S. Postal service wss in the
city last week.
? Miss Nspnie Younv of Whtu
sker & Burnet, spent Sunday iu
the city of Westviile with rela
tives.
? Mr. Loyd Lindsay was not
so badly shaken up on Friday
night as not to be able to sit up
and take nourishment.
? Dr. I. H. Alexander has re
covered from his recent indis
position, and will aguin welcome
you with sympathy at his dental
office.
? Mrs. H. G. Browne find
daughter, Miss Katie, returned
home last Weduesday, after a
very pleasant visit to relative*
and friends in Charleston and
Savannah.
Serious IllneSB of Sheriff Trant
ham. .-1
On Saturday last, while at a
picnic at Capt. C. P. Loriclc's
place, Sheriff J. S. Trantliam
was seised with an appoplectic
stroke of a serious nature He
was brought down to his liouie
in upper Cnmden by Capt. Lo
riclc as quickly as possible and
medical aid summoned. Drs.
Dunn and Burnet are the phy
sicians in charge. They state,
that while there is 110 immedi
ate danger, a day or so will be
required before a competent
opiniou ou the case can be ren
dered. It is needless to say that
the sympathy of the entire com
munity goes out to the afflicted
man and his family, and that all
hope for his speedy recovery.
Honor Roll.
Liberty Hill.
Editor The People:
I enclose the Honor Roll of
ihe Liberty Hill School for
April.
Miss Rosa E. Mcintosh.
Teacher.
HONOR ROLL:
Callie Jones, Susie Cuuning
hum, Nettie Clements, Viola
Clements, Louise Johnston, May
Mathesou, Marie . Cunningham.
LuT Kichurds, Marion Richards,
Frances Richards, Clara Cure
ton, Eunice Hilton, Aouie Clem
ents, Lottie Clements, Jennie
Jones, l?lynn Johnston, Giobes
Richards, James Richards, Prio
leau Richards, Carry Cunning
ham, Priolean Richards, Nell
Wardlaw and Johnnie Richards.
Srhool Closing:
Mr. Editor: Gumberry school
taught, by Mr. I. J. McKinzie
closed April 17th. A basket pio
nic iheday following was greatly
enjoyed by all. The crowd was
just large enough for every one
to have a good time, and judg
ing froih the bountifuluess and
quality of the spread, the ladies
of Gumberry and surrounding
country certainly know how to
tempt the most delicate appe
tites.
Iu the afternoon a short tulle
by tho teacher, showing that the
public schools of today are not
educating along individual lines
wus very interesting.
Mr. McKinzie has success
fully taught this school for
several years, and the thorough
uess of his work demonstrates
him to be an efficient and able
teacher, and may he long con
tinue iu the good work.
? The above communication
| was mislaid. ? Ed.
Expert Typewriting.
"H.nv do you like your new |
typewriter?" inquired 'lie agent
"It's grand," was the immedi
ate reply, "i wonder how I
ever got along without it."
"Well, would you mind giving
me a little testimonial to that
effect?"
?'Certuinly not. Do it gladly."
So he rolled up his sleeves and
iu au incredibly short tnne
pounded out this:
MATter Using the amtomatig
Back-action a type writ, er for
thre ? month an d Over. I un?
hessttattingly pronounce it pro- 1
nounce it to be al even more
than the Manufacturs Claim? for
lit. During the time been in
possession e i. til ree month ta id
ha? more than paid for itsolf in
the saving of tune an dlabor. ?
John $ Gibbs. "
?'There you are, sir."
"Thanks," said the agent, and
moved quickly away. ? Selected.
BREVITIES.
? Note the change in ad of Dr.
F. Leslie Zeoip in iliis issue.
? Col. A. D. Kennedy is offer
ing barbed wire and Held fenc
ing as cheap as the cheapest.
I ? We ^are not crowing over our
? editorial column this week, but
a casual glance over its con
tents may put some people to
thinking. #
? "Lost, Found, Wanted, For
Sale, To Let, Trespass," and
other small or large cards will
be gratefully accepted at this
office at living prices. Try us.
We cau do you good.
? Egg-setting is atout over for
the season, so we will feel ob
liged to somo of our subscribers
to bring ur in a few dozen, and
when spring chickens are lipe,
to bring in a few of them also.
? King and Tucker's Great
Railroad Shows are said to be
clean and up to date. A few
hours spent there on Wednesday,
May 13ih will furnish more
pleasure and recreation by odds
than the cost of admission.
?The caids of announcement
of a number of other candidntes
than those already announced,
will be appreciated. Cards con
taining suggestions of candidates
foi office will also be welcomed
wlipn accompanied with $2 per
suggestion.
? This, to our regret, is
another obituary issue. Iiead
the record. It gives but a faint
idea of the uncertainty of human
life. Well is it that a majority
of those who have passed from
us dunu&r the last few days were
prepared to meet that which
awaited them in the great be
yond.
U. C. V. Reunion.
Gen. Thos. W. Carwile, com
mander of the South Carolina
division of the United Confede
rate Veterans, has issued the
following official notice in re
gard to the state reunion which
is to be held in Greenville, June
Otli, 10th and 11th.
The general reunion for the
southern states will be held in
Birmingham, Ala., on June the
9th, 10th and lltli, 1908. All,
camps iu this division will, at
the earliest possible date, clect
their delegates, and' insist upon
their attendance. It is the only
way we have left of attesting out
loyalty to the "lost cause," and
our veneration for the heroism
and dcvotiou of tho thousands
who laid down their lives in its
defense.
Wo announce further that, tho
reunion for South Citrolina di
vision will be held in Greenville,
S. C. , on August the 12th and
13th, 1908. What has already
been sa:d with reference to dele
gates of the general reunion, ap
plies with double force as to the
state reunion.
Let us remember also our busi
ness obligations. The annuul
dues of teu cents should be
fowarded at onee to General
William E. Miclclo, P. O. box
1198, New Orleans, La. The an
nual dues for the South Caro
lina division of live cents per
member should be forwarded at
once to J. M. Jordan, Adjutant
General, Greenville, S. C. These
sums are too small to be a bur
den on any one, tho amount be
ing only sufficient to carry on
Hie work of the organization.
All camps will read this order
in open session and uct accord
ingly.
By order of
Tlios M. Car wile
Mil}. Gen. S. C. Uiv. U. C. V.
Attest, ,1. M . Jordan,
Adjt. Gen. and Chief of Staff.
Big Show Coming.
King & Tucker's Big City
Shows will exhibit here Wednes
day, Maj 13lh. This show has
some of the best Lady and Gen*
tleinen performers; such as
hoop rollers, wire walkers, ac
robats and ueml artists, also, 9
funny clowns, tho best trained
dogs, ponies, monkeys and ele
phants. Everybody come, bring
the children and have a good
time.
? - 1 m
Tvaclter'H Examination.
The next regular semi-annual
examination of teachers will be
held at tho Court House Fri
das, May 15th begining at 9
o'clock. W. $. Turner.
Co Supt, Education.
CITY TAXES.
An Ordinance To Raise Sup
. plies For The Year of
Onr Lord, 1908.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Al
dermen of tin; City of Camden, ?. C.?
and by the authority of the same, that
the follow! itK taxes be and the name
are hereby levied for the current year
troai the 1st day of January, 11K>6 to
the Hit day of December, 1908 :
A tax of eight (8) mill* on each and
every dollar of real and personal prop
erty within the corporate limits of the
City or Camde n, 8. C., on the 1st day
of January. 1U06. ,
Sec. 1. Thai all able bodied mal? I
persons between the ages of eighteen
and fifty years, reading within the
Corporate limits of tlicCity of Camden,
8. C., not exempt from road duty under
the laws of the State. shall work the
streets, ways and bridge* under ti.e
direction of such overseers as may be
appointed for such, a space of time
not exceeding six (0) days iu one year.
Provided: That a( the time of re
ceiving the notice any person may pay
to the person giving such notice three
($3.00) Commutation, which shall be
received iu lieu of the work, and that
any person refusing to work on said
streets or to pay said Commutation,
shall be lined not less than ilv*? ($5.00)
dollars nor more than ten ($10) dol
lars or be imprisoned not less than
ten (10) nor more than twenty
(20.) days, iu the discretion of the
City Recorder.
. Hat i tied by the Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Camden, 8. C., in Coun
cil assembled, this 20tli day of April,
A. L>. 1008.
F. M. ZRMP,
Mayor
Attest :
J.J. Goodalk,
Clerk.
The tax books for the collection of
City taxes will be opened in the Coun
cil Chamber, Camden, 8. C., on May
20th, 1008, and remain open each day
except Sundays, from 0 A. M., to 12 M..
from 4 t*. M., to 0 1*. M.. until June
10th inclusive, after which time Hie
penalty will be attached to all delin
quents.
F. M. ZEMl\
Mayor.
Attest: J. J. Goodai.k,
Clerk.
April SOtli, 1008,
For Rent
Tlmt portion of the Camden
Hotel located on the Northwest
corner of Main und DeKalb
streets, used for hotel purposes.
Spacious diluting hall, pantry
and kitchen, with a number of
tnce rooms above stairs for
boarders. Immediate possession
given to the right party. Ap
ply to W. A. Sch roc 1c,
Agent and Lessee.
Care The People's office, Cam
den, S. C.
yscTRic bSBMEU!*
?BITTERS AND KIDNEYS.
Coming Soon!
King & Tucker's
Railroad Shows
Will exhibit at
Camden, S. C.
II J May
i3th
King & Tucker's Shows are
a grand consolidation ? con
taining an assembly of all
that is wonderful, novel and
thrilling in the worldof won
ders.
In the arena are to be seen
some of the most startling
and surprising acts, perform
ed by the best lady and gen
tlemen performers, a host o!
funny clowns, wire walkers,
hoop rollers, acrobats, gym
naitists and aerial artists.
A vast array of entire new
Features.
A college of instruction, a
convention of amusement,
the event of the season. 2
bands of music. The best
trained dogs, j>onies, mon
keys, goats and elephants
that do everything but talk.
Don't fail toQsee Mabel
the smallest Elephant on
earth and Wallace the man
eating Lion.
2 performances daily, after
noon and night. Doors
open at i and 7 p. m.
announcements.
FOR TREASURER. -
I hereby announce myself to tlie
voter* of Kershaw county a candidate
for re-election to tbe office rf Treas
urer of the county. My record us your
Treasurer is before you. Thanking
you hi advance for any support ywu
may give uie in the approaching pri
mary election. I am
Very truly
D. M. McCaskill.
FOR AUDITOR.
I thank the voters of Kershaw coun
ty for their supoort in the past. mid
respectfully request them to stand by
me Hi my race for re-election to the
office of Auditor of Kershaw county
this year. 1 have endeavored to do
my full duty since I have filled tins
office, and will, if nominated and elec
ted, render you the bent service in my
power. W.F.Russell
FOR SHERIFF.
Mr. Editor: ? Please announce Mr.
T. B. Clyburn as a candidate for
SlierilT of Kershaw county. Mr Cl.v
biiru is a young man of sterling quali
ties nnu if elected he will fill the office
faithfully and without fear or favor.
Many Friends,
I have served you two terms as your
Sheriff, aud now ask nt your hands re*
nomination nud election. My record
in the conduct of this responsible of
fice is clean, aud open to the world.
I will thank you all to stand by me,
and to vote for my re-uomiuatioii.
pledging myself to render you equal
service as that reuderei in the past,
J. S. Tranthaui.
I hereby auuounce myself a
candidate for the office of Sheriff
of Kershaw County, subject, to
the rules and regulations govern
ing the democratic primary.
G. Arthur Moselcy.
After considering the rolicitation of
my friends, 1 have concluded to an
nounce myself a candidate for the of
fice of Sheriff ol Kerssaw county, sub
ject lo the rules ami regulations of III
Primary election *
.1. </. Hilton.
This will announce my candi
dacy for the nomination for
Sheriff of Kershaw county. 1
am fairly well knowu to the
voters of the county, and will
tliauk you all for your support
in the cotnming primary elec
tion. If nominated and elected,
I will give you the best service
in my power
Very truly,
W. W. Huckabee.
Mr. Editor: At the urgent re
quest of many of my friends, and
having given the subject due
consideration, I have decided to
announce myself for the office of
Sheriff of our counly, subject, to
the rules of the Democratic
party. I request my friends to
assist me all they can, being as
sured that I will appreciate all
that they do for me.
Respectfully,
Ii. B. Williams.
FOR Til E l.EtiISI,ATI7RE.
Tins will aunciitice me to yon n? ;i
candidate for the Legislut lire. A verj
considerable majority of the voters of
the county know iim*, so 1 1 if re is no
?is?* of going intodctail as to my <| 1 1 it I i -
lications for the office. I will merely
say that 1 am not entering the race
for 4 lie money there is in it, for there
i? none. My object is, if elected, to
give yon the host service possible.
This, I may say with no n j disrespect
toother candidates, you .invcn't al
ways had. Try a new home occa
sionally. ltespe.it Cully ,
\V. A. Schrock.
Mr. Editor: Please announce Hon.
John (?. Richards as a caiuliilate for
re-election to the House of Itcprcscu
tatives. Mr. Richards' Mer vices to the
State and Comity are too well known
to be mentioned here, sufllce it to say
that Kershaw county eatinot afford to
do without him in the Legislator**
and he MUST he returned
Many Friends.
The friends of ('apt. M. I,. Smith
heit hy announce him a candidate for
the Legislature. As ex-speaker of the
House h h inlliictiff among the mem
bers is powerful and Ins words upon
t he floor of the House will carry ureal
weight. Ills Ultimate knowledge of
Parliamentary law and pract ice ami Ins
familiarity with the conduct of affairs
hi the House will enable Him to do
very much to se.iure t he passage o!
any measure he may propose or advo
cate. His Friends.
Common patriotism urges us to an
nounce the name of General .1. Walker
Floyd as a candidate for the Legisla
ture. \V* want men of action, men ol
bruin and men of purpose to represent
us. and t it'll. Floyd tills the bill , so We
call upon every voter to rally to our
candidate. I'ainots.
TONVNSII 1 1' COM M I SS I O N E RS.
We take pleasure in annouin ing Mr.
Elmore Brown for election as Tnvu
sliip Commissioner in Wnteree Town
dii|>. He is nt present a member ol
i he Hoard of Commissioners of Ker
shaw I '.on o i v . and we want liiin re
turned to the position.
We present the name of Mr. John
W. Hose for nomination to the position
of Commissioner from West Wateree
ou the Kershaw County llonrd of
Commissioners, lie is thorough I y
capable and hotMst, and will render
the county good service.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
A County Supervisor, if lie does bis
duty has no bed of roses to lie upon
as I liaye found by experience, but I
desire retiumiiiatioii and re-election
at your hands. This will announce my
candidacy. Since I have been the in
cumbent of the oftlee I have endeavor
ed to do my full duty to the people,
and I hope that they will Indorse me
for re-election, I thank you for past
favors, and hope to merit a coiitinu
cnce of your confidence.
Mathvw West.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
I hereby announce myself as
a candidate for the office of
Magistrate in DeKalb Township
with office at Camden, and re
spectfully solicit the sufferages
of the voters at the ensuing
primary.
I pledge myself to abido the
result of thut primary, and if
nominated, will give you the
best service in my uower.
Very respectfully,
H. M. Fincher.
This will announce to the
voters and my friends in De
Kalb To vnship that 1 am a can
didate for the position of Magis
trate in said township with office
at Camden. The duties oT this
office are not new to nie as I
have lilted a similar position in
another township with sal isfac- "
tion to the people. I will feel
grateful for any support given
me, and if nominated will serve
you to the best of my ahiiity.
Thos. Gardner.
We hereby announce Mr. John I*.
Nelson a* a candidate for re-elect ion
t ?> the otlice of Magistrate for the
upper ba If of Wateree Township, lie
enjoys the confidence ami esteem of
all, and has made a model Mitgis
trate. If elected, we pledge him to
sustain his record in the future con
duct of the oftlce.
We take pleasure in announcing Mr.
\V. E. Itailey as a candidate I >r .Magis
trate for the lower division of Wateree
Township, ami guarantee that he will
give perfect satisfaction ill theollice
if elected. Voters.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate tor Magistrate for llm
lower section of Wateree Township,
and will he pleased to receive I he sup
port of tile voters for that position.
W. 11. Tiller.
FOll SUPKUIN TENDENT OF
EDUCATION.
We hereby suggest to the
voters of Kershaw county IIih
name of Mr. 1). 1\ C. Murclnsou
as a candidate for the posit iou
of Superintendent of Education
to be nominated at the August
primary. Mr. Murehison is a
ripe scholar, anil a school teacher
of many years experience on a
first grade certificate. If elected
lie w i I ^ give satisfaction to tiio
people. Friends.
At the solicitation of friends
in various sections of the county,
t hereby announce myself a cati
idate for the office of superinten
dent, of Education. If nominated
and elected, I will devote my
time and such ability as I may
possess to the duties of I. ho office,
and will earnestly endeavor to
make you an acceptable officer.
I have an experience of seven
years in teaching on a tirst grado
certificate. Respectfully solicit
ing yours suffrages, and pledg
ing myself to abade the result of
the primary elect ion, and to sup
port the nominees' I hereof, I am
Very truly,
I. J. McKenzie.
We. the friends of Mr. W. II. Tur
ner. do hereby announce him a candi
date for re-elei;tion for Supl.of Edu
cation. He has devoted his ?-mire
time . o the ollicc and the supervision
of schools. II v his faithful efforts to
procure more competent and better
?l ii :i I i (1 t*tl teachers, we believe he has
greatly aided in building up the
schools of the county. We believe
with] his experience, if re-elected, he
will continue to give us good service.
Many friends.
l'OJt OOKONOi:.
This will announce my candidacy for
the olllce of ('oroiior for Kershaw
county in the coming primary elec
tion. I will thauk you all for your
support. Il nominated ami ch-<-: >;. I
will give to the duties of the oUio :m
best attention. Respect lull; ,
T. (J. N lift -.'i- .
(A
wM
?
z
?
?
K?
<
u
? ui
< b X.
?x r; ^ <
rr b ::> v
."D S u U
JU O X <
1: cO
t-> ?/>
2 UJ
? cc
?= V*
h
ir. to a: m r.c rr?
co
u
2
?
UJ
X
.<
(f) 2
X) o
-Q?
,<0
H T
O -
~ <:
? J bJ
J?E
C o
?<
Ul
o
VmH
% ? g
f5 o
3 ""O ^
tXJ ?
^ 4>
Is
IS1 u
c Y,
is v
-z ~ fc
~ 3 <
* ?? -v
?<?.*
<?> ??
W ?*-* n
to C -
O
QCJ~
^ w CO
in in fc,
?<N >