New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1915, Page 6

L AT PEATLD may be one of the penalties this 9 ¥ B ] t it ! mg neutral, and if it must do this, . o the time & o 4 - . o . SR aeing” when the ould do s with as goou srace as [ Don't forget the new hours for store : OUR GREA’]‘ ANNUAL lors. nfth ward, a democratic stronghold, | possible The for white | closing—Monday at 9 P. M., Saturday S 3 season Bhestonicar at 4:15 D 1 would one day cast its vote for repub- | dresses is near amvwae. and for the | at 9:30 P, M., Other Days at 6 P, M B ding, 67 Church St lican eandidates, because cach election | Women, therefore the terror of having - = ARSI LN 2 & » ! L : ta abandon colors will not be immedi- - E cow Britaln | gave fresh cvidence of tae inclinativ 2 £ "T:‘,‘ °'"";"‘“’“g:.‘|‘:r. I s e i of theinclination | . white shirts always were in con e 4 ? ss Mal go that v The warning was a | siderable favor, and Mark Twain suit S % ¢ bit emphatic just spring and yesterduy | of white look neat, when clean. But S !‘ I - - -, rrinr vo any part or\m:“:nv the task was accomplished, the demo- | V¢ @4 ;'-‘*-\‘mr'ul that \-\ull if :1\ ’\'\‘;:l' At 3 > were to last for years, and no dyestuffs 8 Week. € (RN by mant | cratic candidates for alaerman and : paper to imborted mesnwhile, w could still s - N in advance u;lm(;cula - thice councilmen. one being to fill o | have blacks, This assures us stripes £ » w4 n 7.00 & year. i p. e vacancy, were defeated. The returns | and mixtur lisht grays, medinm ‘ < N\ I ——— ’ —_— show that it w not a seratching | H1aYs and oxfords, We may also have N : N o mill browns of all shados. —Hartford | affair but the voisrs suppurting prac- | - gtable advertising medium 1n ) | ® . { Girculation books and prese | (ically the entire republican tickel g B i Over 2,000 of i i~ JBiwaye open o wdvertisers. from selectmen Il down the line Rumors continue to multipiy to the | the Most W, . l i : ol 0 ne on- ' effact the arden Oshorne 1s meetin 4 J frect that Warden Oshorne 1+ imeetine » | Values to $4 Values to $5 %ven the sixth ward, which is strongly | SR8E I8 LERE L intments in derful Crea- democratie, only gave the candidatles | pig management of the sinx s 1 b round on sate at Hota: - tions You Ever Stand, 42nd St. and Broad- ot that party a little over a hundred | prison. The great majority of his . . e _ York, City; Board Wn‘-t“- majority, which may als be con-! rules and regulations which have | " i Saw. . fCity and Harttord depo! laaredl o DI o e * | been in force at Wethersfield for \ - PO long time, work well, but it is not so : - It is true that this was @n off vear | (ypre that his Mutual \Velfave league ! Every Style, ; PY ’ election and probably but little effort | which is a farm of self-government | Every Shape, i Tl () it Gl (e S for the prisoners. i working well’ or Every Trim v 1 . 3 that he has been able to olve the 4 . - i * W o] enters e ARG s e it lixpericnced S SR '§l mingThat Is Fashionable : alues to 3_6'50_ R ?\,l,,,,_ the leaders of the satter or- [ son authorities heve always ques- ¥ Ay i i and in Demand. ganization evidently believing, that tioned the self-zovernment fdea for 2 2 B ibits which are forming result would be the same as in for the reason that the prisoners are tem- y 3 ade in New Rritain Week™ ! vears when the repubiicans carr cramentally unf 1 for large a i i in cat deal of atten- i 7 - G : Py DPHONE CAT.L! the first four wards and the demo- | jiustod with the af 1ent of ghout the city, the windows | crats (he two remaining districts. | discipline. New Haven Jouraal- | AR S ¢ the displuys are to be seen | Vesterday was a day when the expec- | toumer. g umm e r at Vaiu(.s tO $8 ving. 0 number of people | ations were not reatized and toda y - 3 \ " pradmiring the coods. The | there is some political estimating Following verdict of - guilty 2 i ‘ ! ffom the Great- ot quite as extensive as it | g made which is not without in brought in by « jury in the eriminal | s it Simces 3 S superfor court against the inmate of / 4 other y nt it suffices | 4orest and possibly profit. ‘he Underelift tuberculosls sanatorium ; es an argest jdea of what the clty wi The fifth ward was lost to the [ () "0 hupee and was charged 7 3 what the nature of the | democracy in 1589 when tne <ocialists ith assault with intent to kill, tha H t i . 06 rns a o S— . Bprésented are the Corbin [ ward at the same time ana yet the [ U'#te prison was jmpose 11t w a fie d’zaj,e that wont sentence hased won th rime com- S - S R - B compuny. Beaton & Cad- | cratie column the next year and have | that the accused was a patient in a ot Bownipusm ers, rary & Clark, Stan- | remained there ever since, the fifth tote tuberculosis institution indi- sompa tussell & | chowing a slight relapse o rhen | Cotes that prison is noe place for him i " Qg gomprur. Russe Nowing a slight relapse in 1908 when | || 002700 the condition of his heatth | The Only Stockings Shaped 0 Bley Works. Teau: & Hine. | it elected one republican councitman. | 05 b uuge of the danger to the anno - B ooy and tire Am- | iHel victory for the vepuslitans| vess | e pHsonere: hissittailon sives|ans the " Knitting™ without "a lery Company, ail Showing | ferday has no particular value to | support to the plea of the state tuber- | goqpy ee beautiful win- ford tO Miss This Sale. e the various. goods manu- | that party because they sontrolled the [ (Ulosis commissioners in thefr report B e e bl [ vliere Rrecommeniintion istad w thut dowidisplaygallithis week: Biicc. l = ( tion ot 7 o Sl You will find a representa- Come and See for Yourself- hrticles which enter into | will serve to stiffen the democrits | tion of patients who are unruly wl bf home consumption, such smuch as it will cat them to ha | who because of their actions ave a N o as the American Hosiery wore watchful in future. They were : :i\f,"' ‘,‘;\(,H:'.T:, Ol tEcant e Lxe [,”C. of Burson Hose .at B \ )y Bhose oxhibit is of the most | caught napping (his (ime - L Enistn our Hosiery Department, in " ar 0r @‘) ) ///‘z// Skmanship A which ex- i sizes S b kmanship and which ex Tt lC&(ll]’dl sizes, out Siz extra 4 ¥ t denl of admiration SONS OF VETERANS, it ; ; : ; t | i g s g i hose abroad and af home who | QU sizes, o S R algal lins it s not un New Britain welcemes the Sens of | are repronching the United States in SN e, gee workmen gathered in | oporun i annual ey-ampment to- | this war de not seem i umicrstana | fibbed tops and trunk tops, e show windows explaining | (000 g avbresses the hope that the \l\ hat II\:‘ \\r'n:! )\,»Pu'l. v;w ; menns. 9 poon into society leade who and commenting on it in | L il the eity that they wil T is not a state of min s, ac around at Christmas peddling te 5 - g : cording to the dictionary and the J | 5 : X b 15wt counts Decau®® | yorouzniy enjor their visit, | aditins of iterniioni e, | BURSON FASHIONEL Crous seals vet who serve onough interest that leads peo- eir deliberatio » marked by | “the state of heing ¢ zod m i their deliberations will he marl by | “the state of being unenzaged HOSE than supply the inmates of all tuber- L this leads to a more m'I S idom analthels orgunization ol e wnla:nu o dispute lh veen others 'l P culosis sanitoria. S o ole 3 5 , other words, it duesn't ake serve - H 3 g 2 ) discussion of the wh | ircatis benented hy the mocting. | aiiference what $on woil G Deserve the attention of 1 want to let the iiguor dealers gubject, and when this is | ,p. 0 0 cumpment this year comes at|whole question is determined by eVery woms down light, said. “Therefore, I A ¢ 6k into its own 5 every woman. want to say that just us sure as con- [Britain comes i L a time when the American people are | What you do. If you saw two men | B 3 i e e ig-no other community ving attention to the fiftieth anni- | Pe8in to quarrcl and then to fight lack Silk Lisles, 25¢ , c, 1865 brewery and distillery stocks B oot ateo Hon n e | S T et of e | S0 state U wind voutd hari e | g e : Prohibtion Oralor Clams ThIS Gily | 5 e o v o by eie | Events Tonight | cutral. You would he eertain o done NELLra Ao Ul o written on in 1920. Mer who profess * dent Lincoln which so closely followed | feel that one or the other was right ! Black e C1: ~ . e = x | = G YRR R S & Sla y beli Jes Christ and E ho h T g t luss ns lmm Rev. John Douglas Adam, of Hartford, Rev. 1. E. Fosdick, of | Montclair, N. J. Miss Margaret Siats quor at their social functions to more k tery of Witchburg, Muss., Misses M | thi. K. Lawson, Nannie Lee ¥rayser, Laura White, and Mrs, Helen Barrett Montgomery, of Rochester, N, Y,, and Miss Emily ¥, Strong of Pittsburg, | federate money was worthless in wing what is being ingtruction in the three| (o formal surrender of the (‘on-{and you would hope he might give tis in it a traft and Judas TIs- | gider eneration used 10 | grqorate army at Appomattos, the |10 oler chap a well-deserved liek- | regiilar and outsizes, 23¢ pair. J 4 i e any one asked who started & % 33 la I nG0l ol oa 5 Pyl & < T 4 i about. It Charles| assing of half a century since the it you would answer according to Out Size Hem Top Lisles fot would not be caught in theis Moving pictures and vaudovil fl Jonn Bartlett, both | .. closed suggesting the early pa your lights and your answer would i Bkl e > fators fn their time, could | j o o in 10 soldier and the fmpor- | NOU be non-partisan. Tt so long as | black and white, 25¢ pair. closer home last night at the South you refrained from going into the . e 4 v Are ing fight and refrained from urging work that they are doing | qp alive his memory, his decds of | gthers to The liquor question was brought | any.” Kee Armour claimed that the M- | s 5 . il e | quor traffic is a menace other than fn Moving pictures at Fox's Trunk Tops and Extra OQut |Shreh through an address by Mrs |iis cconomic scnse. She claimed that 2 Mary Harris Armour of Macon, ( | it steals the mind and ruins the bra Entertainment t 8 oclock W g0 in you would be neutral. | Qizes i > e R e ler the auspices L - ‘¢t a . DIZCE 1 ( Bty PC under he Rtev. H. W. Maie preside at ] 3 Y . 1 1 B e et i Ut e et | v i e e e (IS1zeS BinRfineSBlaclMCotton GE el W R Ui UM s ATmaurldest| o iiats MRGDion ey BENS fohuraly i S e A ost; o o b of & Joun church e institutions with Which [ (,rc which he won. This is to he the | & conclusion has made up hix mind | and Mercerized Lisles, at 25¢ [1iverea broadside after broadside of | rondered, one of fhe singers being Mrs | bout i | . 2 connected. and so those 'l of the Sons of Veterans whosel —oontithe Brish8 andwrong iof Sthe = 2 against the liquor traffic and | o000 55wy A % . | work of the Sons of Veterans, who 3 . E0¢ Dair S | Arnold of Meriden. rge banner Monthly mecting of 0" wnd 50¢ pair. accused it of being responsible for [ QUL (hich states had gone -drs | Britain schools of today | ., .0 of having some organization to ths N ain Charity Organization L U 9 much of the world’s woe. 1d at the bottom the pertinent quc L fiother do not keep in close | . . L ; e ihe Inonaon PRSI S i Balbriggans -coular Gt A : 3 : v smplabadeEnane Ganinmoting il Sn RO R e ca el (Lol | ggans, in regular vom o New Brituin standpolnl | {ion was nsked: “Why Not Coanceli- | Moeting of Phonty lodgs : i UL L sizes, also o Si sihhed | Probably one of the most interesting | o, Nex(?" Ot Tt ||VI) to do. g y S ut siz 'lbb"d purts of the gathering was the pass- | in Jr AL i, vis s st (hat some folk here | tops, 25¢ pai e uround 5 ; which | ? (o S, 2¢ 4 & aro of pamphlets in hich | ¢ " country and when the time comes | wonld deny their fellow — eitizens. Johniarieycornalalicgediwork inihia | NORTHIFIELD CONFERBENCE, Bl SEASON OPENED. (hat the lust veteran has answered the | They also believe that our neutralit Y T T A o) e ball son opened today | final bugle call taps can be sounded | ‘:. nl‘ll‘l‘nm“ ::llnllvl take the lv;'\u . 1 000 PIECES the title “Doces it Pay to Sell G ey, Camphell Morgan, b, D, , SEle T 9y i % = . s tha ould e plain vielation e Thin) Coti T Re 4 ; b b e at Y. al and American leagues, | gver his grave with notable solemnity | ot rict neutrality. Their demid ’ was compiled from the municipal cetr AICLENVETES ORI 1 : Dabat- sult 2 large portion of the | hocause he wad the last « a great frecently have taken in some « i a cord of New Britain for the year cnd- East Noul LA . oApril 14 B e o derghtod, Dar- | aimy that served in a zreut cause form which would he ponished OF CUT (‘ A {nz March 31, 1914, and contained the | Re . D, D. ery hoy in the country The Sons of veterans have a .re- | Stdition In (he countries some of our 3 b following statements Westm K . ras citizens have foresaken to ind a hone i oY h - f tully | cabled to W A of Dwigt of ved blood In his velns. | cpongible mission, 1 work in which | pora A former city judge said that tully | cabled to \ : v of Dwight \schools will find in this | yapuplie, There can never be an- h to interest them. » | other organization like thai-in this Mecting of And: Values up to $2.50. Speeial | 7> ver cont. of the cases in the polize foods. the evannclist, hiy ac ‘the = American gam ¢ should he ch love @ 1 ime « « ool (ha it T the At Amer ther hould much love and affec t time 1 und tood {hat court were chargeable to liquot ! invitation ) De € of here has Dheen some fear | tion, not only for these vwio have gone | eVery Ameri ! tto i 1.00 and $71.19 T 4 Nes o i e | own opinion ' Fight o e . et 1 2 sitain paid . . A e at North? ing time it s had dur before but for the great country their | |, 2 L N G . 1 last cw Britain pai & A'er 3 or! ¥ g 5 } Jit. 10 would also he well if i The greatest values in real |51 inmates at ilospital tor Paviy 4 vt 1 Owing t year or so mignt ve | fathers served with peculiar devotion, 'understood that we have no intene b | M G Tot0 956,50 [ hold fover, 4 : 8 5 ) 2 5 I neane at Middletown, .. $1,986.50 | 7 c L hoia e e it, at lcast as a ing | enriching many battleficias with their wvn of rush into war because | Cut Glass ever offered at such wo 1 ;mnm» at New il zan was comnellod to avan: IThe cdvent of the Federal | ue blood and raising alo@® the flag [ me self-confessed outsider thinks | (oo e i in General Hospital, . 362.993 : to indin and [ o Mt we owe It o what he thi-ks extremely low pr tujn Generu tal, L ’ ahy dividing up the field a forever united coun N0 we o inmates at Coun, $ch ) but on tpe first of ey 5 per cent. or 1,708 arrests, L ¢ { the generai confers ould he our idea of neutrality - i € {2 LLS Ality. —— for Imbeciles, ....... | wes to retun into three parts instead | say may the deliberations of this en- d = o inmates : SUTETS | to! in We b he bes ighest 3 e wisely cor cred s B 3 - = 5 ki, mg the best and highc campment be wisely nducted so that 1 s Sanitorium .. 5o ? e araouncement of hls g Batuuet of ®, has not been viewed | (e successors of the velerans may Prodigal Sons of Rome, c inmates of other Awerlcn this summer w pl- ! Hotel By atisfactio 3 8o ‘come S sounsel, strong in | sspitals an neral ox comed b i t satisfaction by thoese | hecome great in counsel, strong in (Philadeiphia Tublic Ledger.) 9 \ 14 pitals and General e m i A I'3¢ax i th Northtieldl iineteen : . real intercst in the sport. { bers and ahle to discharze to the¥ . b goonBy GG ey ! Loy meeti v rumbe d & money-hurbers, the scions of Dy o + hecame } et : ol id for kome time s it one | full the duty which s o 500h 10 be | ceptain familios of ancient 1tome ap 109:201 MAIN STREET £10.789.14 ! to the Christiar pul \ioert leagues wouid be foreed | laid upon them, pear to have been able to teach a few From March 1913 to March 1914, | Along with this Bte with one of the othe . {110ks tolthe jounusseldoracior ouril 7 2 New Brit ik tor Hon i3 : el 1 i e with one of the other s e « CHILDREN OF U. S. ap el ol G vl (e Ty gl o ShLhe Center Bsnue to keep the game PACTS AND FANCIES, own aze. Cobern, lately a co- pitals and ane peopie B worker with Dr. Petvic in Bgypt, in TO BE ORGANIZED | New Britain paid for keep- | the Noruhtieid Con L 1Ay ieeting Qi less: that 13 done it Dauber: ceeeo 16.98 to the usual cusie e eala The Pullman company admitg its | forms o Philadelphia audience that ing perters have to live on ti \»'f\\u' one plutocrat of the Augustan age or [ To Aid Childven of Ope—\ssoc New Dritain paid for keep- Women's canference will anyhody doubtful alont jt? me of | the consularship of Plancus ran | ing outside poor. c 3 st al league has driven sal- | them could well afford to live on as- | through $90,000,000 a year and an- tion 1o Be Formed at New New Dritain paid for c . s ragus tips (he year round it they | other spent $12,000.000 decorating 1 charity cxper B student conferen Jure gh figure and it _ | paragus tips 3 her spen . 5 de i 1 . i . ses, g nigh “‘ U7 vanted to, judging by tha experience | mansion. And Nero, forever held up York Tomorrow. New Britain paid for police 4. Tt i ted it . Mestitte CETIhT totge e time hus come, and | eitne uverage traveler.—-Norwich | to obloquy in the pages of Suetonius, | . i department, . attendance at euch of the othor Ju'y | o " FR T ot g Tl L it soon will, when there | riecord. had one redeeming trait—he wa . SO SASLEN S ol liratntol) nferances exceed rtnat of 1914 - i il S IR o VP ol | toward the organiuation of childven | Total $81,702.5 tch was the iargest of any July longer any sentiment as | R e : in today’s common parlance a “tight- } fhroughout the United States to aid | A¢ jeast 60 Stk A e R at st re Summier One of the latest Hartford rumors | (g & i 317 % RIS At Jeast 50 per cent, of the ¢ uates fc $ e but that the people will | ‘I“:lr"lw e wad He once invested $175.000 in | (he children of FEurope will be taken S R e ehaniites Wam ceien Bl e nost cemmbipiay | LR LS EE R s brought from Kgypl to adorn [ here tomorrow when the young ap- By HQUOE, < oo noneesnss $40.861.41 | vy Suciotlos. d to 15 5 | me ress - el 5 hanquet tabl His death, at the | plicants for admission to membershio | g, ¢ i ) in wiat league they are | periden ig likely to be put forward | e ) A aRATIeaT (e - ¢ ! rom March 1913 to March P L ] hoo | e B e e Sl SR (B o Ul ot i 4 of fin o proposed league will be enrolled 1914 Now Britain recelved w3 Swmmer Sehool | for | ernor next vear. But some of Mr, | Suberspendtnrl LN ] 1t the production of a play to be| from liquor licenses, ... 3 Sundny Sel \ July 17 i Pteilly's friends sar he will want to | togcomplaigediinStis sonate whatil glvon fosicthgeschildren | — - | to 24: Sunday =chool Woric fers for their services is| .., again for congress in the second | # Jar of preserved fish, imported from | Ffforts will be made to have allj $14.548.91 [ conference, Juiy 24 to 0. ‘The Ge nd while the sum Iz not | gictrict, believing that he can “come | tN¢ Black sea, cost more thun u yoke | parts of the country represented in Who paid the difference? j exal conference for Christian worke e s the pubiished notices | back” if things g0 right vwith the of oxen, A jar of Ifalernian wine co the meinhersaip, The — originators | Moral Side of the Question. comes from July 40 to August 15 NPRIKT: TO PROTIOST L ATIL ver s s party.~ Bridgeport Post. $ No wonder the feasts of Lucullus | hope that the organization will cn- | A b A i g Among the teachers 1d speakers . % = Pvertheless it 1s so high | Patll iy were cxpensive. There might well be | dure after the war is over and that | Many men are sent to jail o '\‘l“‘l" already securcd for the coming sum- AL Aprii 8:2¢ p. m., v mnot seem as if any money legislators who | mutterin, in the army when | the | it Will aid in preventing future w .'::;,"\,:_‘:' ‘(““,' ,‘,:,:‘,‘,,1;...‘ :;”;::‘::.‘f“ WAl mer e: TRev. Cornelius Woelfkin, | P'aris, il 14, 1 ni gnoring costly | It is to be a subsidiary of 3 o 5 ; Lol j Rt. Rev. Arthur 8. Lloyd, Dr. John R. | Yecommendations made by prominent to continue to be paid. | wmendment though they promised to | oot of foreign lands enriched his | ette fund i el s ‘:':"‘,"N‘::"""_‘_q While | 1ott, Rev. Charles E. Jefferson, D. D., | citizens, extremisis in labor circles vote for it are basy explainin But | masters with silver plate and golden Raronne Yveline de Biville, L ] DL I Ry ov. G. A, Johnston Itoss, Mr, Nolaw| have decided to « v general strike the hardest expicnation vhese gentle- | i1 s and got ten cents a diy for Best, and George Sherwood | mnmu‘..u (Wedne: 5 4 prote me ave Lo ake is Lo ex i y o ins, division and Wm, Astor Chanler, ;ddy, of New Yor i Prof. Charies , over the deati f one of the demor § ! g nen have to make is Lo explain they | peins. e e e S el LT 1 « ork city, Pr riey | Ove \ E the control of players, IL| wpe unwilling that the people should In the palmy days of Itome the of the curtailing of their children’: iman, of Princeton, N. J., Rev, | 8trators who was wounded by the po that this season will see | scttle the question. The matter at | grafter fHourished unrebuked. The | cducation be ‘,,:‘\ at an carly agc Lobertson, D. D, of l-uuls“\l‘ ‘.""‘-‘|' ~|flv\n.nu the crowd which had s . n suff . PROHIBITION UP TO VOTERS, 3 b PR Rev. Wiilllam Evans and Mr. ¢ gathered Sunday for # mess meetdng B8 6f:the nid of this fo stake was nol woman suff K plutocrats were not compelled to ac- wst help to F S f : 3 ch of the eng of this form P they must help to gain a livelihood ? aymond Robbiis ofL Chicagia Rev: | at Bioh Italiie ttthiude regarding . John R. Davies of Philadelphia, Rev. | the war was to be discussed Lead- 5 popular sovereignty. The legislators | count for their gains. 1t was 5 dunean, Alaska, April 14— SOl = s Db ee L that out of it g ! i i ains. vas the |y 2 Surely (he saloon is an-expense and d f it all will | (1, voted against the amendment | timorous lethargy and the unorgani- | \: 2 Strong yesterd Chithe bl a foe | ¢ angement tnat will keep | flouted the people of the state i zation of public opinion that made the | P00 Y the territorial legislature | o G P00 tussell Cecll, D. .. and Bishop | crs of the strike movement declined at me i Colling Denney, of Richmond, Va.{to heed uppeals made to thelr pa ! Rev. G. Campbell Morgan, D, D., lwlllrm(nm on the ground that' sueh a the top 2nd in such eon- | perhaps will realize when u | enormitics of Nero, Caliguta ana | PhOVIINE for submitting the question |y, e prardware city dry. saloons must gol Charles Inglis, of London, Eng.. | manifestation iy is proposed might Iy be forced to go to roming Meeting dates for Holmes ¢ man's hail, The amount paid some of the Maceabecs, & DRy 3 Those sensitive e on thc game if these | (oted againse the woman suffrage | Roman soldiers brought back And what about the care and pro- ue to the rivalry between {tection of a father which denied years old, s to he head of the and the siruggle that i ol the boys | B wiil atso be.a Anancial | 8¢ |; ;_.q'm on alection Aay. lai R F 0 il o e ;'1 vy:|-“.r:|‘u|‘;l‘u’,h‘m'm“ ;:m\ \H,:,‘..l g |". The e R % Tes . | purt Farmer helr time fastenec g e e voters at the election Novemb . v o | itev ‘ h a result is. necessary K Ug tened the evil of ring- 6. 1f prohibition is approved it Society Women Rapped, | Rev. Charles I Brown, D. D., of New | weaken the prestige of Italy, espes 15 to bo successful. Mg grealer use of wnite fabrics | TUle O Cities and nations, will become effective Jan. 1, 1918, Mre, Armour threw a verblal haee' ! of ltayen, Conn, Rev. W. D. Mackenzie " clu:'; abroad.