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THE CHARLOTTFJTOWN GUARDIAN

‘ Notes by the Way 1. what THE weather of last summer has

I recently come under review in u" ""“°°) d°"""°""several leading Journals across the‘

Cnnncln ‘and United ' Senten- ‘ B, jams: ’ Harlan, MD.

1 1 JANUARY‘ '20, 102s’ A GUESS THAT ls RIGHT FOURTIMESIN FIVE with offensive bmtb, ‘is m. colicky pains. naiueoploss o!

and complains of not reel. lenced mother u,"

i oars-eons com-es e004“ M v

The Public Forum

This column ll open tor the discussion by correspondents erqueetiens ot interest. The Charlottetown Guardian dose not nsesulrlly endorse the opinions of eorrelllllidollll.

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THE EHAHLUTTETIJWN lilliflilllN

‘Morning Dally (founllod 188'!) ‘$5.00 per your 16.50 on yen: (in advance) nailed In

When a child is afliictedi Ject to volnitl . lndltflllflly,

flesh, grinding ecth durlfl! sleep m; well without all! wise. the‘

uwomm» . ' Four times out at live she is right. When such eeonal. tion ls noticed it is wise to give treatment on the Bllppollflq. l

that worms are present. _ . Children take Perisier wci-‘m Syrup with the some relish they do candy. {It's ‘effective, safe and. has no after-effects. , ._ . . 1 . .- .. .

t. A. icon Su

‘border because of a prediction that, WWWWW‘lthe year 1927 would be “a year with- - out a summer.” That prediction was

‘ made by one Dr. E. Free and others.

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Viee-Prenident-J. It... Burnett. A. Muolflnllnn, D. B. 0. D. K. Currie

Pullout-w. Cheater s. ucum. Secretory-Lions. Col. D. Editor and Manager-J. B. Burnett. Aelucllfle Editor-

‘#7144 CONTINUAL ‘ x’ dosing upsets children's delicate stom- ‘ache. Vicks is applied ex- ternally and therefore can- nofdisturb the digestion. It acts in two ways: (l) The lbody heat re- leases the ingredients in the form of vapors which

NEW ZEALAND‘ BUTTER

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MAPLE LEAF is guaranteed NOT ts freeze at any degree of frost desired . , , guaranteed NOT to injure any part of the cooling system at any time.

NO waste. You don’t buy water when you buy MAPLE LEAF ‘. . . you add the wateryotirbelf. ThcALCO-METER (different from all other hydromctem or testing instruments) tells exactly how much MAPLE LEAF ANTI-FREEZE you need to mix with water to secure the protection you want _. . . it never fails. MAPLE LEAF ANTI-FREEZE with ALOO-METER Service is the only

Radiator- Protection

on the market. Ask for it and make sure you get ‘it. _ ;1‘t’s eafe,_sure, economical» and worrifiiléb‘. ‘ Sold by all dealers who ’ take an interest in your car.

lSome three years ago Mr. H. H. _ -Clayton, of Massachusetts, began; FRIDAY. JANUARY 20. 1923 ‘predicting that the weather of 19211 _A wounaarvl. VEGETABLE ‘ . lwouid strongly resemble that of 1816 - I '-~ . * . d that; a, Slr,-A correspondent of the rwhlch tradition had set down as a Y‘)? m“: peihaps “i; i e Montreal Sh“. supplies some my“- HOW THE CURE WORKS. ‘the case of income taxes. Generallyipracticany summerless year. flecentpfiggsam ‘clolmntikoélt ivegeéamearestnvvfiy mane“ regardmg‘ ‘the pmdumon or speaking, the amount of income de-nattention recalled to the subjectmmln A than any other vegetableblltter in New Zeaiand. He says WHEN a physician takes charge oil rived from business is a very mdeJarlses from the fact that the weatherlthat has been investigated, andthat cows there "must be fed for at

a patient and administers whatlflnm quantum The only mcomelprophets named are claiming that {lilesgbzsgst m‘ weight’ ‘s 15$; 3125,68 amllzgigzsx, figogtnmtzg;

he considers the proper medicine butkh t b d m“ l fixed ‘mertorlthey were right. That the "summew wélght (m- weigh; 5,150 it ls as some of the cows there produce an i

. fl d m . . ‘l can e e ey e 1less" season has practically COlllU"-schétyni1kin vlmmih B_ average of 300 lbs. of butter-fat;

are ‘nhaled- ‘l n S at ‘he mm M ‘he medmmmvrnslvn m‘ t“ 1s "M "1 the Salllllflbcns gone is the contention oi zbc‘ 1g also contains some Vitamin c. and yet the average ls temperatu- o) At c. same s... w s v vlCkS “draws 0U " {b3 comesf he’ If he 1S a sensmle DhySl-iPCHSlOD Act is adopted it may bdjbllthllflty- tanmls M? lmpm an n i which 15 made u by plg-feeding.) ,- , . . \ seem to b1 lug out m each indiv dual p

sor&\es3 bk: a Pomfice- clan‘ Wm either discontinue me med‘ l assumed in advance that many aged; .food its very best values. You can And bhe 300115 ‘that “when 1i» 151119";

_ - . - ; , . " ‘ g, his t ble m l; be mem ere t a e average pro uc-

-‘ c" Wig! “m” °‘ w“ h‘ ‘mime? d°°‘°‘" " =slnners will be able w lay success-l N“ m“ ‘hm w" 1'“, s“"""°'- Mv°;§,§,;,,§“,‘,*,,,,,‘, m 312530,, o; a“... tlon oi butler-fat per cow over all -

‘ ‘t n‘. A“ mterestmg Sldehght ‘m ‘ml ful claim to it even although theyysuvmer "w" was’ b“t_“".w“s 50mg‘ Further. as it ls a bulky vegetable New Zesland is 200 lbs it is obvious y

way in which prohibition is succeed-‘could me very we“ without i, 1mm‘; out s‘ the t“’1'd‘?ary “m °5 with some roughage‘, whlcfiroiugh- ttlrlliilfiggrlavilgycfillikllllefs $11819. 515° 111141

.. .. y ',m ,t At- tl'lta hwson- -- VA KR ing m curing the drink €Vll m thelnoubtless if‘ this province there amiss xxgsof tfiefrgzgestoof trlilgSnalzltie ‘eégsetigillygullggf, ‘Se; cheat lat will thus _ Tghiiacalrgesrgongcaervlfi stzoiéeleiaxtlgatalgg 9/ PQ U B United States is given in the reporti l 1 1 d1 t I< m 1 t h“ _ dd _ A d mlprcvent constipa cm. 15 v

mslrrsrAl/zuo/varsarsoyunu .0; m, H, ,,~,,, hm, b ,,_ ma“ w“ "’°“d g a y m” 5"‘ a, “s t y; if“? d “ ti,“ 1 Furthel‘ one of the necessary eie- the: he has an intimate knowledge. __ y ‘ q _ e a su -comm pens-Km of $240 a year “ymougy, onlyjllltbl‘ ng o e n e S cements for everybody‘ and for grow- of the most important dairying dis-l‘

..‘ tee of the Judiciary of the Senate a om “ram/e, small m ortmn opweather Review the summers of 1903, m; chlldyeh pgfflcularly, is lime or iricts there. It he 1s correct, the‘

l» _ - c p y p p 11907 and 1915 were almost equallyicalclum, and this food is likewise farmers of Canada have not muchli

mto the working of the Volstead . . t cool and the latter a little coolezxzrwh 1“ this 9191119“- ' These qualities naturally make it

to fear from the competition of Ncwfl Zealand-even though New Zcaland‘. butter is admitted on payment of ah duty of butane cent a. pound. 1‘ I am. Sir, etc"

A P. E. ISLANDER

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need it. <+>~~ --

HONESTY

a them really

The Alec-Meter

Winter Service is not complete without MAPLE LEAF ANTI-

' FREEZE and ALCO- MIETER Service. Only MAPLE LEAF ANTI- FREEZE dealers give ALCONIETBR Ser- vice. llisFREE. Have your mixture tested often. It takes only n few minutia-

A . - . ‘ . ' - us,“ Faéseilztglfiirzsz‘ As to the cold ummel: of 1816' therfla most desirable food for those who ' 3 ‘ 1-] seems to be little evidence that 12am wen‘ and a most vhluabh; food was summoned to give evidence. Her A _ ‘ “was general throughout the C0ntifl—‘fm~ those whose blood needs enrich- exalnination is reported as follows: 1 ONESTY ‘s the best policy“ Wm» m‘ 61'9" 11°Y°11d New Enflalld-‘lligigl; {$211311gifagnsgrgfimgybtfié Question_..Describe generally‘ the says an old proverb, but somc-lAnd a century ago records of the

1 d also in kidney ailments. enforcement of the law, whether or

HOLD

inous RAPBOQK 5y

ROBERTA LEE

a OQ-QO'QOOOOO'QOOOOOOUQOO&O

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the mvdernl.“"“‘“‘°‘ “m” mfkep‘ as they “l”; Now what is this most valuable 1 _ , lnow, made up rom ObS€fVflllOflS1fucdp

‘vorld has imdéd’ _but he Wm acfsduken from hour to hour. day and It is just common spinach, and n t b‘ r ‘ f h ‘ ' Mrs. W.-"In 1922. 22.000 convic -"“1°°“ that PM“ ‘s m‘ “°°°55“"1Y: night at hundreds of stations wi<lc.-=Y0l'i1l»f15n50 igmerfanl 303th? flour-y o e a espocn u o oney 1S an ex- , , h T -~ - .- ‘no o 1e mcrcan c ica sso- cenent rormum ‘or chapped ‘hm Hons: 34900000 fines collected‘ Iamnn onest man he demands up ‘ly dlstubutcd. caution‘ some mom,“ ago‘ devoted

Ion commerce and industry today are,

Mix the bornx and honey {hgygugh- , giving round numbem I have the , lits leading editorial to honouring it. 1-9 mime QP111Y111E~ l t n » . ..1such that no man who depends uponl The weather Rfitqew Slams uwj Unfortunately it is not as "tasty"

.exac Euros 1f you care for them. 1 b h l r ‘has as ;,,||ows,__ Fm. June‘ Julyms some other vegetables‘ and mus "In 1923, 34,000 convictions‘ gggggflhxs “smess w?“ t e publ c can a "land August the weather of the Un-‘is not eaten to the same extent. _ lfold to he dishonest The merchantlizca States averaged three acgrccc‘ 0f‘ spurts‘? the modcrtrlbliousewlfe ‘for instance, who would cheat acus-JICIOW normal: or. if we choose thefig; fie”spifmffiwflwgfflergnfwfvgfi,‘ ‘iomer or the manufacturer‘ a*“t"°n°‘“‘°“1 sumnm" "om June allhecailse when calf‘s liver was shown :would sell a faulty product. would m September 21‘ m” deprcssm" b"'lt° 11° Vmumfl“ i“ Plmlicum“ amem‘ ‘lose more by it than he would gulnlgrfl, Fahrenheit-q

Qne acquainted with AN UNWITTINQ‘ EXPOSURE ;

Sir,~About a year ago a public‘ meeting was held in this town. call-j ed by Mr. H. H. Acorn and Mr. J. J. Johnston. Mr. J. W. Boulter midi Mr. C. C. Thompson attended said meeting. All these men made‘. speechs, complimenting the farmers of this neighbourhood upon the‘ large quantities of choice potatoes they produced. and saying that m frost-proof potato warehouse shoulcll be built forwlth at Souris. _ E

Resolutions wcrc passed and, J/iessrs. Boulier and Thoulpsoil cltll- 1 l‘rr volunteered or were appointed to. go to Ottawa. tn advocate the con-i struction of. such n. building. i

A few days ago, to our ustonishm lneniqwo road in the Patriot that

Cracked Lip: x l not the law is enforced."

One-half tezmpoonfull of laorax lo

A Robe for Baby's Carriage ‘ 1 000 collected." “In i924, 37,000 convictions;

480,000 fines collected.“

An old fur coat that can no long- scienfi£‘c er be worn on the street will make a good. warm and servicrabiv roilc for baby's carriage.

$7,-

who‘, ilow normal uvcrugctl just one 004,111. inlmfidintvll! different Ways 101' lmaking ii attractive to eye and pa -

- . _ _ , , -,.' . . . .i w d'cve-d.Atiesttweivc 1,552 yoarsiby ms lmhonmty‘ Mu‘ mo‘ obhgfidi m m“ ow“ Sectmn m ‘jun D°“""',3i'xicv:iri€ lxlibslifliiz, Uesid; frying.

“WWI to be honest with their customers m‘1<>1l lllllhllllfl 111° 111011‘ llollfivflbl!‘ fell-garc- now being used,

‘ ‘ ‘ , , - .. tures were tho amount". of rainfall Wv can therefore hope for some 22,000 convictions; in 1923. 2.00::l,°"1m m hold mo“ bkmncss. someiduring the summer and full months,,11/=11‘1t‘ly in preparing spinach, lMessrs. Bouiter and ‘Thompson had‘ years; in 1924, 3.406 years; in 1925.11“: believe ‘the malomty‘ am lvwnchkwith a lack of the prolonged periodsLspgzyfivg;xéhgtrfzrlfinxeggygeéimgtng:.zigzag?! gmfiitllgglnbgpqi 4,569 years.“ llrom prmmme’ b1“ evfllme d“‘h°“"of clear sunshine which we usualilhafi‘ S‘; fie“ m ma“ “Mlle and vim. hero, as they had solemnly promised 112st are compelled in deal honestly enjoy. But we had o. summer nil hum,‘ that 1y is worth yuuy whjleh) to do, they had worked for a warr-

might. ‘IIIWDYS remember this, so that you111°115P 111* QPQYEDWWH- _

_ ‘get some at least once every day. we heslwl" l“ °Xl11'<‘-<$ 0111‘ "D1

“in 1925, 38,000 cnnviclimls; $7.- ‘IJSLOUU collected."

"In i922 there given in tho yacnitontlary for

Disagreeable Odors.

Disagreeoblc odors in n room may were

be removed by burning»; nu orange peel on top of the range, in u grille. or on a shovel.

C. M. Lampson & Co.

64 Queen Street, London, E. (t. 4, England.

Public Auction Sales or

Raw Furs

Reprsented by Alfred Fraser

212, Fifth Avenue New York.

From the above it is quite lwvidcnt‘ _ ' n order to save themselves. W,‘

‘that the Volsicad Act is being cn-ll “ _ _ ‘ -. . l - r . 1 _ , . forced‘ at least i“ Spam‘ evident that‘ Even the dishonest p0 ltlcmn w my whatever dlspuw or c‘mu_“ve‘_sy‘ zilrhipfksutclllio égfialilletgvofist, ‘ gets sway with it, often. perhaps than. the“, ,5 aha,“ the pas,’ Summer‘ UK,‘ ~- - ~

the doctor is plying his patient with _ . . , ‘ prove of it. What is the world com~ me mmickm Qv-‘den,’ also that‘ flllylmctelsc, finds himself eventually‘ winter of 1928 hos the appearance of ween nonowwyowwoeo» ing to anyhow? And inasmuch m: lup against his broken pro

15c, , d being genuine and normal as well‘ _ neither Mr. H. H. Acorn or lvfr. J. J, drunkenness and crime which tho ‘ , x d m 121mm" as enloyabie. i Th9 Land W9 LOVB Johnston has expressed any disap-i mhdicine is intended to cure are inlms mm 1s thence orwai Sea‘; ' y‘ ___ B, Pa“ Yank provai of the reported conduct o“

. l . rays only lelllwmlly eve" m‘ =11 The Anti-Saloon m. uc at its rr- cieasixig at an appalling rate. The l - g I I, , , , , , , a H, . l politician to be crooked and even tlierent convention in Washington, ad- “ '

lvIcssrs. Boultev and Thompson. 1i 1S reasonable to suppose that tilt-y‘. figures r;'v l b th Ass" t tAtto - . . . ‘ 1 c! y e ls an _ r [temporary prolllablencss is due morelmltiid 9-1111 1110610111166 1Y5 110W b01105’ “e1 General are 91119191 “m1 they m‘ “To fight the demon rum on two_

also approve of it. . t th ll b'lit f ti o 1e than? , dlclllfl very clearly that drunkenness o e g“ a l y 0 1e p8 p lfronts~that of force and that of!

Apparently the meeting at Sourisv ‘and everything connected with it‘ _ _ to the cleverness of the political . ,, . 1 under the Volstead Act is increasing . ilelsllll-Slflfl. 611th having a general A‘ Canudag Indian popumtion is at an appalling rate. Similar evi-

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Carbohydrates for your live stock.

Buy Svhumacher Feed to get the great curimlrvdrute live stock ration. Some- thing ynu can depend on for results. Schumacller Feed is the best grain ration for-young cattle and h0g9; A careful blend of the products of wheat, corn, nuts and barley, combined with oilczlke meal and minerals.‘ A uniform, mcaiy feed, easily digested. N0 waste through excess fibre or moisture. High vitamins content. ‘ H _ . Thousands 0f live stock men recommend Schumucher Feed; ‘Duirymcn use it as a basic feed for milk cows. The animals soon showresulis in better growth and better health.

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The Quaker Qsls Qunpmy ‘izslomcrs tell us that Schumacher Feed has 21W" t hem more satisfactory results than any other i884-

Mclpean & Co.

wllobnsalls nlsrmnu-rons Ask your grocer.

The Indians in Canada.

Q. How many Indians are in Canada?

there was camouflage. , It was intended to be deception! _ _ _ from first to last. Ami these are crook‘ 3%“ m“ authomy and ample finfnearly 105,000 on 2073 Indian reser- the kind of men who want. to rep-- The straightforward. honest wajfanciai resources. but independent of ices Scattered throughout the _D0m- resent us in the lvcgislatilro, and m‘. W,“ in every businew be found wlcach 0th,“; 1r, 1S explgjngd that thevihgorh The Isaiah population Parliament! And the Patriot, this ‘ _ .. ' y! h w‘n a slig t. increase year be the best way, the way that en- Ponefiry “was we out m‘: blood 383ml @110", are 344 Schmys for In. _ _ . , ‘-m this Presidential year. which they diam on the reserves Wm, an en. _ 4 lsures a- clear conscience and ability d ‘b, h enness but of crimes of all klllClS. ‘ ‘e531 as p055 Y ‘ 9 m“ —--~--~¢o&__-7_ ‘

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dense was recently given in the po- lice court records in Charlottetown not‘ only as to the increase of drunk-,

st critlcakroymqn,’ o; 150m)

since thelhavc 225,000 acres

ycultivation and the d stands at 313,5

moral uplifter. sccs nothing wrong in that kind of thing. At all events, we are indebted to‘ pupils. Indians the Patriot for exposing perhaps un- ‘to 100k the whole world in the flwe- prohibition movement of land under willingly, mc lvllole bnsinoss. Lying, because of fear oi telling the Eighteenth Amendment was ensct- Fu ool&%iur}rhzraff I am‘ SW‘ MC‘ ‘truth. promising an importunate $181111: grlc°mmandem are RevUdialii Reserve lands are estimated t0 --~~ » . . . . . c0 c ride, who is Su yin-x , N View m- me present mterest mleiector a gob which he. thepollticlan. ‘ tendem of me League and DY1’;‘H“bc worth $56.000.000. 01d 3180' pensions in Canada it willwknows h“ 1m“ pmmmed m “ve‘al.0herrinsi0n. who is to command the Olhefs- 010111151118 lfivofs 01 many 1m- forces of education and propaganda, possible kinds for the sake of sccur-‘MCBPidB WES rB-Blelricd fllthollillll mg the Support of the app1icmm1Che1~rington aspired to oust him at‘, . ‘the convention and the vote was are among the chickens that are i very close. l, bound. sooner or later. to arrive There is a flock of these on‘,

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KING'S COUNTY NEGLECT

Don't forget to write 1928. And don't forget to order your requirements in

OFFICE SUPPLIES

from us. We are well stocked with Office Stationery and Blank Books of all kinds. Loose Leaf Books, Lcdgcrs, 1):: Books, Letter Books, Cash B ks, Bill Books, Memo Books, of all sizes, Foolscap, Carbon Paper, Copying Paper, * Typewriter Ribbons, Inks. Fountain Pens. and all the small things generally used in a business or Professional Office. Wholesale and Retail.

ENVELOPES

Bali’ a million in stock. kinds and sizes.

OLD AGE INDIGENCE.

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Sin-The facts set forth by your correspondent, Hurry Goodfeiiow. show clearly that the McKenzie King Government and those by whom it is advised are not actuated; lby a sense of Justice or fairplay. Why were not the last year's gov-‘ ernment grants for Kings Couniyl lupon an equality with those of . mrlnce and Queen's? The public needs of Kings are just as great. The people oi‘ Kings contribute pro- portionately to those of thc other counties, just as much money to the Fcde ai "exchequer. Why were the pubic works of Kings voted only, $1000, when the public works of, Prince and Queens were voted $58») 800 and $92,000 respectively? Why had Senator Hughes to light his. ‘friends at Ottawa to obtain rho‘ ‘special grant needed for the croc-l tiou of a frost-proof warehouse at‘ Georgetown? Was it not. evidently; and simply, because a majority of the people of Kings preferred the Hon. Mr. McDonald, an able and- honest man resident among them,‘ whom they know, to Mr. Jolmstonc, resident in Charlottetown, n Grit, lawyer, whom they don't know?

The extreme unfairness of tho government and lis local advisers, is not likely to strenglileu them ini the opinion of electors who admire‘ justice and love fuir-pluy in poli- tics as in eveytliing chc.

I am, Sir, etc, ON-LOOKER

- -~~----<o;~-—~-"— I be interesting to note that a study of the extent of old age dependency, just completed in New York by the Industrial Welfare Department of the U.S. National Civic Federatioln. does not confirm the poplar bellef!h0lne' d ‘ that 90 pa‘, calm o‘, thcreabouts afllllfill‘ way home even now. an hero. a“ persons Over 65 are ‘vimout meansqwiii be a noise when they arrive. but of support. Of 14,815 persons overlthat by me way’ 65 interviewed only between 20 and‘ 25 Der cent. were dependent upon relatives or charity and less than two per cent. received aid from public or private charity. the remainder being supported by their families. One quarter of all those recorded had pro- perly Worth $101100 or more and nearly six persons in every ten had property worth $5,000 or more or had an an; ual income of at least $1.000. These statistics were com- piled "from residents of eleven cities and two country towns.

The conclusions these investigations have been dis-

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Daily Selections roa

Guardian Readers

} Q-voo-ooo-‘H v4 0Q I The convention p. ‘ ‘iy adopted‘

the plan of allotting ouch of the two Jammry 20' 1928

n separate department, one repre-‘ THE SURE ARMOUR_O God

scntmg force and the other persua-lthe Lord‘ me strong“, a; my saw“.

sion respectively. A $i0,000,il00 limdlhon‘ mo“ has, cqvefgd’ my head m

Honesty is the best policy. and hc.,is being raised by the League iothe day of battle.—Psalm 140:7.

be he politician, trader or humblemeel» the expenses 01 Dr» Chemise‘ PRAYERAn mm‘ 0 Lord God

eltlwl. who acts upon that Prll1¢l-‘t°".‘s department‘. D.“ cmrfl“gt°“lcr hosts, no evil can befall us. believes that prohibition, to succeed.‘ _'_-<.>>-___

pie because V” is fight‘ Wm M“! a must have belilnd it “a convinced;

113913191" 11f" and be *1 111°"? 11591111 public sentiment.“ Perhaps somei

and honored citizen than he whoday the Temperance Alliance iniulzjinhfihshgogtms 35,‘? me‘

succeeds in his ambition bwcrookcdlénnce EdWFilTd 15191111 may Teach a whg, n- th? hms ghye Zévcffl wl’

memm ‘ e conclusion. Dr. Chcrrington is‘ Snnw