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BOMBS-On-the- 31st January, 1919, at his residence in Kobe, Japan, Joao BATISTA GOMES, formerly of Hongkong. Aged 62 years. (Lisbon, Macao and Shanghai papers, please copy.)

The China Mail.

SEE WINDOWS.

THE CHINA MAIL.

HONGKONG RACES.

TRAINING NOTES,

FOOTBALL

THREE AND "LEAGUE GAMES.

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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1919.

RUNNING THE HUN

GAUNTLET.

ARMY PAY INCREASES:

BOLDIERS IN HONGKONG Tọ

1. RECEIVE.

the Kowloon shore keeps it maying when those far out, are becalmed. But these again, showing the dogged patience so necessary to the game, later get their reward, and

Saturday being the Chinese New

Circumstances paused the posting account of a British prisoner's ""A reader has handed us the follow- have a merry slant to the Club and Year's Day was responsible for aponeuant of the 1st Division matches experiences at the hands of the Ger the mark boat. Who won? We large urowd being assembled at the

It it taken from a letter Race Course to witness, the early on Saturday, the programme con-mans.

Following on our remarks in Fri- waited and waited for an official morning gallops. Due to the weu- sisting of three 2nd Division fixtures. Written in Switzerland. "Running day's China "Man," and Reuter report that never came. We hear ther the outside course was wet and NAVY RES. v. STAFF & DEPTS. common practice in the German welcome news that the Military in the Gauntlet-Gassen Laufen telegram on the subject, comce the that "Gee Gee" was an easy winner, sppery and so the gallope were all This gaire was on tho Club ground Army. The original word (Swedish)

done on the inside (samil) course.

Hongkong receive the same increases and that our boat was not the veryThough all ponies are working hard and, was only contested, as the was "gantlope" last. Perhaps it doesn't really matives dificult to prophesy prob result, a goalless draw, denotes when I was taken prisoner, on Octo-ban.

I was only in France a short time of pay as for the Armies of Osoupa- ter. The cruise is the thing. Suchable winners. But it is not too Play was hess in the back derartber 25, 1914. It was about 8 a.m. This means that a soldier's mini outings make life in Hongkong very premature to mention several poniesia, where the Staff backs, Rev. We stayed behind the German tren mum pay will be 87-a day, which r desirable. This China New Year, It wych are showing great promise. is true, made the campers talk off the Derby Griffine Valley King," Bundle and Scoular were the most ches till 6.30. During the day some paid at 2/- to the dollar, and is there

of our men were wounded with fore a large inerouse to what the men. Nansen and Shackleton and such. It favour,

Mr. G. H. Potte, is looked on with prominent. Kirby missed a possible British gunfire. At 6.30. they fell as were getting 18 months ago, wheri

whikt: Combit,

Mr chance for the Staff in the first half, in in fives and then we marched off. there was much agitation about tha was very, very cold, and at least Medico, is good for a short distance. one "torpid chrysalis of a man, In the general opinion the Derbys, 'd Quinn, when the Navy were At a hospital a German doctor came dollar rate for service then." State

out and walked all along the linements made ther said some were. Alexander," Mr. John testing the Staff defence. The Ber asking us what service we had done; getting as little na SI a week, whore-. encased in many blankets, spoke winner is rudely when called to breakfast. No seconds, and fifths of secoral. The

Peel. Times are given in minutes, Bundle playga "well during one hot he could tell, by Our badges, as now the least will be $10.50, Ag. names, of course.

following are the times taken last attack, Glenny also saving some hot the men who had been in India and the Government some time ago other places. He spat at us and undertook to pay the soldier's, com- Saturday:-

shots. Near the end Quinn beat the called us pigs, and said we ought to pulsory allotment, the service max Staff defence completely, except know better than to come cut and is now receiving something approache SUBSCRIPTION. GRIFFINS. Glenny who saved finely by pushing fight the Germans. If it had noting his worth. Napoo, Mr...Namio. One mile, last the ball over the crossbar. Just be been for you. English dogs," he Some of the increases are: Fri three quaztán 96; 1.10 1.43.3. fore the final whistle Ellarby and said, "this war would have been vates Is. Ed. per day, Sergeanta B)'glity, Afr. Naime, One mile, and Street Worked the ball down to the over by now,

three quarters, 86:1.10:1.43.8 Navy goal, but Wain was robbed After we had been kicked all over Victory Star, Mr. B. Basto: One. when about to shool. The whistle the place, we marched off again till

mle: last three quarters.

30: sounded for time, and a second later we came to a village where the Ger 121; 1.150

the ball was kicked into the Navy man troops gave us a good recep Exertior, Mr. Busey. One mile; goal, but, of course, no score count- tion, calling us all the spitting

last three quarters. 94; 1.10.1; cd. Result:-

on and kicking us. This went on at UNTRUSTWORTHY NEWS. 1.43.3. Rheostat, Mr. St. George. One

village after village til at last we got to cur resting place; here sofue mie last three quarters.

German officers read out to us the 40;

It is typical of the propagandar 1.18.1: 1.58.3.

Act telling us that if one man tried news of to-day that whereas, siy Moonlight, Mr. Cire One mile and

to escape the rest of us would be shot months ago, we were being assured three quarters; last three quar

After this they formed up in the most positive maner in the tera. 41.3 1.18,2; 1.50.17.

gauntlet of about 200 men. We had world that the Bolsheviks were being Starlight. Mr. Cife. One mile and ground on Saturday, the Kowloonites to face our front; if we looked financed by the Cermans, we are

the quarters last three quat were the better team. The first half behind they would kick us or bit us te:s. 41.3 1.18.2: 1.50.1. "

now being told with equal emphasis brought only one goal, Knight scor- with a strick. We could hear men that the Germans are being sub- Bus Length, Mr. Fireworks. One ing the point. It the second hali shouting for help. They were taking sidised by the Bolsheviks. One good and a quigrber mile. 42: 1.18. Kowloon further demonstrated their us one at a time to run the gauntlet: turn deserves another, certainly, but superiority. Rasmussen adding the They were using everything they this is too much like having it second goal. After several. attempts could find to beat us with. Half One

by the soldiers to reduce the deficit, Way along the line they had about both waya." It has to be bome in

mind that ndle: last three quarters, 36Rasmussen scored again just before six men to stop us; hare they took

these messages are not the malicious off car coats, shirts, braces and even of the enemy. but the stories inventions

LOCAL AND GENERAL

The King does not disallow our Copyright Didinance of 1918.

The Magistruey had this usual lot of gambling cases to deal with to-day.

Licensed lannebes no longer neel permission to be out of the Colony

than five days. more

for

The popular 0.0. ut Stonecut- Lers, Captain F. B. T. W lett.

R.G.A., has just received promotion

to Major.

A Satu day moning fire of the top floor above a barker's shop is Queen's Bond was put out by the Brigade before it did much damage

Jonathan Biker, unemployed

is back in the Heuer c Detention alter p. holiday hoone. Mr. Ludsel "rraivond hiir jnj' fa“ next time;

seaman.

Mr. R. E. Tindsell sat at the Magistracy this turning in place of Mr. C. A. D. Melbourne who bets ha Puisne. Judge during the absence of Mr. Justice Goapertz who leaves for home to-day on leaves,

Jerseymen (Cland Islands) up to the age of 51 had to do militia work nither unusual to the islands. They and to pass gas texts., Hary Vardon's eldest brother was one, of

these.

entrancing than the trickery of the lantern. The sea darkened, and the authorities are going to charge al We understand that the Chinese

hills retreated into the shadows. the fiery names of streets in the Approaching the narrow inlet of ex-Genuin Concession of Hankow Discovery Bay, half of it obstructed and to call them after rative worth- les in pinec of these of the Kaiseri by fishing nets, the wind of the and his many relations, says the harbour was lost. For a little while

*Central China Post." again, each boat was idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean."

Mr. A. Leslie, of Messrs. Then suddenly, illustrating the Jurdine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., has vagaries of yachting in

bren elected a Special Member of a hill the Red Cross Sweety of Chipa and encircled sea, squalls pounced downhua received the Society's gold medal from the slopes ahead. Fierce and und vertinente in recognition of lis HONGLUNG, MONDAY, FR3, 3, 1818,"

clamorous they were, snarling and services in relief and charity work A HONGKONG YACHT RACE roaring like carnivores about their 'for the Society..

prey. The rigging screamed and GETTING away at the first gunfire, whined. In the hirk, approaching. the racing "cruiser" yachts find a an anchorage not too well known, it tedious job. There is only a ghost almost seemed dangerous. The good of a breeze, and the seven drift boat leaned away from them, and. among junks, their crews making darted here and there to escape their dental ncises to invoke Boreas. One cruel thrusts. Out of the dark and who seems to be getting left is the the pandemonium.came a wailing most artful. He crawls in towards voice, a Chinese concerned for his the Praya while the others head for nets. The helm was put over, and Stonecutters, and so catches those the yacht bore away again, till Inspector.

little catspaws that keep coming presently, getting into favourable down from the grooves and gaps of position to spill the excessive wind the Peak

In the middle of the off the mainsail, she ran in to where barbour, after what seems a long the lights of the Commodore's launch spell of drifting, the sails stiffen and and the other boats showed her the now scurtered flect moves, not position for the night. After that at racing speed, but definitely in one spell of giddy excitement (as the direction. Now is there constant passenger sees it) when the jibs are hauling of main and "jib sheets, and slatting and loose gear rattling as if some argument between skipper and nothing could ever be right and crew as to whether Hongkong or quiet any more, she presents bare Kowloon be the better side to poles to the pestering squalls, and follow. How is the tide? The mere down below in the snug cabin there passenger has no such embarrass- is whisky, and hot soup, and cold inent of choice. To him at ease in chicken, and conversation, and the cockpit, the, purple hills on both healthy slumber.

Next morning, in sunlight and less sides, veiled in misty like brides waiting to enter the harem of the savage wind-though 'twas a squally Sun, look equally, dear. As they

start the fleet goes to Gindrinkers..

say in claustral places where God is Bay. for tiffin. This is a shorter leg.

Jess plainly revealed, it is good to be "here..

and very pleasant, in which our particular craft takes a less humble

SANITARY BOARD.

At the meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 4.15 p.m., the following are the orders of the day p

1. Letter from Government rela-

tive to the appointment of Mr. Jobn Reynolds to be a Temporary, Sunitary

tive to the erection of the proposed latrine at. Happy Valley.

2. Letter from Government rela-

3. Letter froin Government ralu- tive.to the erection of thirty water closets in the houses to be erected on Kowloon, Inland Lot No. CCB 4. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, O.B.E.. pursuant to notice, will ask

Section A.

In order to enable the Board to consider the reasonableness or otherwise of the attitude taken up by the poultry dealers, will the President obtain and lay before the Board any plans which may have been prepared with reference to the proposed poultry market?" 5. Dr. M., G. Ozorio purant to notice will move

"That a Sub-Committer he ap pointer to consider the question of scavenging and the disposal of the Refuse of the Colony"

6. Memorandum on Epidemic Catarrls and Influenza.

offensive 7. Application for an When Green Island opened up to position. There are actually two trade licence at Nos, 48, 50 and 52, port, the wind was fresher, and that behind us, and we speculate as to lau Wo Street, Inland Lot No. 1237, happy chuckling of water at the whether our time allowance will yet Section D.

offensive 8: Application for an stem which marine writers unroman give us place." In the afternoon de luence at Tal. Huang. tically calisnering" indicated faster there is a fine start for home, the

9. Report from the Government speed. So also the more quickly Rect leaving the bay in a bunch, Analyst on the public water supplies

and putting out spinnaker and for the month of January, 1919. Changing contours of the sceneryt The artful sailor who had used the topsails and flying jibs to catch much of the light airs nullah puffs was, now hull down as toward our destination, interestingly as are now moving. It is a fine nated Discovery Bay The res sight for the novice or the passenger, were strong out like a flight of geese, but not very exciting for the yachts Now the sun was sinking, and the man keen on speed. Here again colours thanging, a kinema-colour skill and luck are rivals. The judge

formance more ancient and met that keeps one boat well in to

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1.54.3: 2.804; 9.03.4. White Fung, Mr. Adams.

1.1.1 1.45.

Swallow, Messrs. Gay Binis. One

l; last three quarter. 31.3;| 1.19; 1.41.1. Stiggins, Mr. Dryusdud. One mile:

last three quarters. 1.10.2 1.47.

Tochay, Mr. F. S. Gibbings." mile: last three quarters.

Navy Res., 0; Staff & Depts., D. C.S.M. Pragnell, RG.A., was the retence."

KOWLOON v. 87rd Co. R.G.A In this match on the Military

time. Result;-!·

Kowloch, 9; 97bh Co. B.G.A.. Referce, Mr. Tucker.

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Od., Stof Sergeants, 20. Od., Wars mnt Officero Be. Od., Lieutenants és.

d., Lout, Colonels 63. Dd., eta

tore our trousers down the back told for our delight by our own verar then they threw us into the other cious correspondent, who, judging half of the line to take our by the effects of news censorship, chance: when we got to the end have come to the conclusion that we 35.887 Co. R.G.A. v. 83a Co. R.GA. we were lucky if we got through would rather have what it will please On the Navy ground the Lyemun without falling. I myself got us to believe than anything which One test were the better footballers and knocked down on the left side approaches the truth. The lies told, 85.2; deserved their wn. The first half of the gauntlet. They had a doctor by the enemy received in their time halt Filer scored for, the 83rd Co. They got rag and put it to soak in if, as Sir Arthur Quiller Couch lately was goalless, but early in the second and orderly with a pail of water: our very proper denunciations, but Strange later scored the second goal, the water, and smacked it on places said, the more we gain of Fritz's and almoss added a third. Brough where we were bleeding. After this, Thames Dahlia, Sir Paul Chaterton had very bad luck in not scoring we had to form up again in fives, and quatities the more we lose the war.

One mile and three quarters; for the 68th Co., his shot just skim-were marched across 2. marshy last mile. 3 1.11 1.47 ming the bar with the goal keeper

1.10.2 1.47.

Castello Branco, Mosers. D'Almada and Rocha. One mile; last

three qimeters. 39; 1.16; 1.49.1.

1.83.1.

Tweel Duhlia, Sir Paul Chater"!

quite out of reach. Result

83rd Co. G.B.A., 2; 68th Co. One mile and three quarter; E.G.A., O. last mile., 37; 11; 147 Turf King, Mr. G.-H. Potts. One

Referee, Corp. Townsend, R.E. 1.83.1.

mile and a half. 43 1.22.1; 2:00; 2.34.4 3.11.2; 0.47.2. Comlelf, Me: MedFoo. Orio mile. 34.1; 1.00.4; 1.48.8; 2.21.4. Avon Dahlia, Sir Paul Chater, One mile and a quarter. 3.00. Blighty King, Mr G. H. Potts."

One mile and a half" 64; 1.39; 2.16: 273; 3.30; 4.40.

LEAGUE TABLES,

ground. Here we had to walk across

a pond, Germans each side with ropes pulling them as we were

we have succumbed indeed.

CONTROL:

going through. It was a dark night MR TILLETT ON LIQUOR and raining all the time. After this we had to stand all night just as we were; the next morning, about six, some of us got our shirts and coats back again; wet through they were, nevertheless we put them on. Soon

Mr. Ben Tillett, in an open letter

POSITIONS OF THE TEAMS TO DATE. after six we marched off again; alto Lord d'Abernon, severely criticized

CLUE

Navy

UNITED SERVICES LEAGUE

GOALS, 7. W. L. D, FA. TS. 3 2 0 15.0 3

Gold Mahur, Mr. Sesar One mile HK.F.C.4 2.1 1 835

and a quarter. 28 1.18.1; R. E... .145 2.29.1; 2.58.

4 2 2 0 8.74 R. G. A...... 3.1.2.0 47.2

Prident King, Mr. G. E. Potts. S. China Ath... 40 22032

One mile and a half.

30.3:

1.16.3; 1.58.4; 2.18.8; 8.80..

DERBY PONIES.

!!

CLUB.

HONGKONG LEAGUE 1ST DIVISION,

GOALS. Alton Dahlia, Sir Paul Chater. One H.K.F. C6 5 1 0 12 5.10

P. W. L. D. F. A mile and a quarter. 89; 1.16.9; Navy

5.3 11 11 1. 7 1.55.3; 2.38 340.2.

RG. A 5.12 2.38 4 Olympic Dahla, Sir Paul Chater. R. E 4 1 1 2 2.84 One mile (and & quarter. 38; S. China Ath... 6:04 2 513 2 114; 163;12:31 8.03.1

HONGKONG LEAGUE-2ND DIVISION. Mountain King, Mr GH. Fotia. One mile and three quarters;

GOALS. last mile and a half. 89; 1.15; St. Joseph's 8.0 1 23 414

"CLUB... P. W. LD F. A. PTS 151.1; 2.25 2.57.2-8.80.

Navy Rem...103 323 11 11

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Valley King, Mr. G. H. Potis. One Staff and Dpts. 83.14 11.5 10 mile and three quarter. 45; Kowloon 3.2 2 10 9 8 1.24 2.02.1 2.38; 8.14.37 5. China Ath B. 7. 2 3 4 14, 6- 3.40.8; 4.21.1.

83th Co......

9 3 6 0 12-18 6 5 2 2 1 10 9 3 0 71 2 30 1

Vesuvius Dahlia, Sir Paul Chater. 83rd Co.

One mile and a quarter. 66.3; 87th Co. 1.10.1; 1.43.1: 2.22.8; 2.56.*

Purity Dahlia, Sir Paul Chater,

1.10.1; 1.48.1; 2.22.3 2.50. |- One mile and a quarter, 88.3; Diaden Dahlia, Sir Paul Chater.

Half a mile. 21.08.17 Alexander, Mr. John Peel Ono

mile and three quarter 412; 1,24.1 2.0752.15.2: 8.25; 4,03; 4.34.

Footlight, Mr. Cre-One mile and

three quarters; list mile and a *** hulf., 43.4; 1.27; 2.04.4241.1:|

3.15: 3.47,

CRICKET.

SATURDAY'S RESULTA.

LEAGUE." Kowloon 117 University, 211 {for 7 wickets)in 2

Civil Service, D; E.G.A., 73. A Navy, 78) Manchester Regt, 186

FRIENDLY.

Firelight, Mr. Cire. One mile and (for 3 wickets).

three quarters: last mile and e half.48.4, 1.27;-2014;241.1; 8.15 8.47

Hongkong Police, 74 Craigen gower, 180 (for 8 wickets),

it hard.

the administration of the Central

along the way we were spat upon and t kicked till we arrived at noon at Lille Control Board. Prison. There we got a little soup.

While we" (the Executive Com mittee of the Dock and Riverside After staying in the prison, that Workers' Union) are not at all afternoon and night the next morn anxious to return to the pre-war ing" at nine we went to the station long hours, we are anxious" (he where we had to wait till 630 pm says) that some organization. During the day they kept us busy should be expressed in determining clearing tricks, as trains were com- the periods and utility of hours of ing in all the day we dropped in for opening (a) for general social habits- (6) for industrial accessities, changed At last we arrived at place called' shifts, periods of working, and the Gottingen. Here we got out and difficulties attendant thereon. had to walk three miles to the camp, With reference to your statement where we were told off to our dug as to the reduction in charges for outs. Attwelve they gave us soup and insobriety, may we point out the one blanket per man. They gave us a falsity of the figures you are utiliz- pound of bread to last us four days. ing? In the first place, there are The next day they set us to building two milion men dead. There are huts, and when a few were ready we more than two million men in- were allowed to live there. This capacitated, who are industrial was very kind of them.

unfits, and there are more than four

4

Our programme for the day was million men at the front. Out of the up at 6; coffee at 6.30. work 7 till four million, at least 19 out of every 11; soup at 1130; work 1 till 6; then 20 are members of the industrial soup or coffee, roll call at 8.30: all classes, not possessing either cellars in bed by 9. When the camp was of wine cellars of spirits, or cellars finished they started to rent us out of beer, such as your own class pos-- to work in the town or even away at sesses. Further, when you realize salt mines. I was in the camp for that the present Liquor Control 10 months when. I got sent away has made home drinking inevitable, with 20 other men to a salt mine. and that home drunkenness will not They called us the next morning appear in police-court records, your" at 5 and gave us coffee. Then at 5.30 figures are altogether wrong and turned us out to go down the mine unjustified. I was the only one that would not

"Summing up the value of your

go down; for a start. One of committee. I very much regret to say the guard (we had two over us) that your have made profiteers of was going to strike me: then a Ger- both distillers and brewers, together man civilian came asking what was with public-house owners, and the the matter. The guards told him consumer of the ordinary healthy that I would not go down the mine beverages has been mulcted in ex- to work He sent my.comrades to orbitant: costs. If you think that a the pithead and there was only. my reward for your services you are wel- self, one guard, a Frenchman to act come to do so, but so far as the nation as interpreter, and the civilian. The concerned, the Army and the civilian asked me again if I would workers in particular, they have Wisdom, Mr. Job Peel. One mile und half; Inst three quarters.

go down, and I said I knew that the suffered materially by your mis- 801.15; 1.52; 2.29.2; 8.01:4

guard who was waiting for me had chievous administration, and while OLD PONIES.

his rifle up to shoot me. The civ there may be some results of useful- Night Hawk Mr. John Peel. One lan told him to go away, after thisness in your committee, on the whole Din Duke, Mr. H. Hancock. One

mile and three quartans 48.1; he asked me again if I was willing thinks it has been an egregious mile and a half; last mile and 1.26.4 2.10 2.47.1; 8.241; to go down the mine; I thought he failure, and a very unwarrantable aquarter. 40; 1.17.2; 1.55.8; 0.50.0; 4:30, 12 2.82.1 3.61.

Snuffbox, Mr. Goshead. One mile I was willing.

had done me a good turn, so I said cost to the community. and a quarter last three quar Our day's work was arranged as has produced." tend. · 80.1; 1.17.17 1.58.8.12. Burning Daylight, Mr. John Foel.at 6 till 9; half an hour-rest, then on follows: coffee at 5.30, start to work

Triumph, Sir Paul Chater. Three quarters of a mile. 881; 112; 142.4, 4**

Attraction Dublin, Sir Paul Chater.

One mile and a quarter 33.2; 110.2: 2.00.23 2.87 13.09.10

10. Limewashing return for the fortnight ending 21st January, 1019. Upwood Park, Mr. Tebt. Macgregor. 11. Mortality return for Hongkang One mile and three quarters, 48.2; 1.25 2.012; 2.30; 8.15; for the work ending 12th and 10th

(0.54.1, 4:26.1. January 1019.

12 Mortality return for Macro for Bantam, Dublin, St Paul Chater. the wacks ending: 12th and 10th Half is male 13: 117.2 January, 1910.

Spotted Sand, Sir Paul Cinter One 13. Int roturn for the weeks end-mile 31.1: 1301-1.47 29.

Malcolm, Mr. Horsford. One mile. ing 18th and 25th January, 1019.

mum 9.27, lost quarter, 81 a.

"We regard it as the most Hun like Department that ever the war

One mile and three quarter; last til 1; then walk to the lift; all up again. I got a court martial and

at 2; take a bath every day dinner

'mile and in half (42.1; 1.22; ::~1.67; 2.34; 1.08.17 8:40.a.

Creat, Mr. Adus. Une raile soon after supper at Z. We were was given 14 days in prim (" Veels paid 50 pfennings per day. I was thin vessa Wille would three quarters.80 1.11.11.145. there eleven weeks when one day say) When I came out the Swiss Formon Chial. Sit Ellis Kadoorie the civilian came to tell me that I was Commission came to the cab, and ‚ ̈ Oúa inile, Jast klires quarter. to go back to Gottingen; of course I applied to go to Switzerland. I got 802; 111: 144 did a laugh to myself. I was in the to Murren on August 13, 1915. Sandy, Mr. John Peel. One mile camp just two monthis and then I IA newspace adicered to that”

and a quarter: last mile. 80; was sent away again. On December soldier at Murren in Switzerland 1:10 1:65.8 2.27.4 Gonile Cat, Mr Slaves. One mile sent me back again, I was in camp

13 they did not like my work so they somehow got to Tiyang in Hunac

The recipient. In sending it,on, wrote 287 2.024 2:35.1.

just a week, then back to the mines to the man, and got this letter back!