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Dry Goods


Dry Goods,
now opening. suitable for the Spring Trade.
consisting Of the best styles of English
and French Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Tai
or's Trimmings. Croton Coatings, Tweed Cas-
simeres, and Drap DEte, together with COM
plete assortment Of summer stufis, suitable fu
the season. Also black and blue black Silka
Stripe Levantine, Satin Stripe, Wide Sinceure
and Gro de Rhine, I'D wide, black blne blk ana
fancy BombaZines, Muslin de LANES, new pat
terms, Printed Muslins, Balzorines, Black, blue
black and half mourning Bareges of different
patterns, some entirely new designs, English,
French and printed Lawns, Nansook Musllns,
Null Muslins, Book Muslins, India Camhrics,
Bishop Lawns, Thread and Lace Edgings, Mus
lin and Null Insertings, DO. Edgings, French
Lawn Hdkfs, Linen Cambria do and Shawls Of
all denominations, Worsted, cotton, cashmere,
barege, broche, plain black Silk and Gro Grain,
superior article, &c. SC. Also Love Wells,
Green Barege for do. {; black and blue black
Grape and blk G.. pure silk Lace do: together
with full and complete stock of silk, wo,sted
and cotton Hosiery; Ladies' blk and colored
kid Gloves Gents blk kid and white silk do. :;
Gents blk Italian and plaid Cravats; Scarfs :;
Pocket Hdkfs; Silk purses; Suspenders; Um-
brellas Parasols; Sunshades; Parasoletts.
anu SOIbPlctc dSSUttucIN VI oHcctIuS
bleached Muslins; Cotton Yarn; Carpet Warp;
Carpeting Of various styles; and large supply
of
OIL and PAINTS,
which will be sold cheaper by the pound, gall
Ion or larger quantities than any other house
in this section can sell them. Also good sup
ply of
Water Cement,
| constantly on hand and warranted first quality
Also very large quantity Of
Cut and Wrought Nails,
| Window Glass OF all sizes Hollow, Earthen
and Tin Ware. Peg Boots Of all the different
varieties. Calf and Kip Skin Boots-in fact
an unusual assortment of all the different class
es of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and 9TH
er articles usually kept in a country store.
| Also, an extensive assortment OF Satin Bea-
yer, Pearl and Nutris HATS, Of the latest
style, which will be sold low for cash, OF Farm
ers' Produce.
N. B. Highest prices paid foe all kinds Of
Grain, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, sc. &C.
| GEO. w. WHITTELSEY.
No. 1 Main st., opposite Judge Perry's Office
New Milford, April Is, 1916.
| BLANKS
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
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Ready Made Clothing.

A FRESH SUPPLY just received a! the De-
n pot next door east of the Court House land
for sale at city prices-conssting of summer
Coats, Pants and Vests, fer men and boys, shirts,
Bosoms, Collars, Cravats, sc. &c.
II. A. HULL, Agent.
Lifchfield April %
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NEW GOODS.
lS46 {!

THE Subscriber would respectfully So.
Il licit the attention of his friends and
customers generally to his fresh stock Of
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WANTED.

RY the Subscriber, a smart, active
~ MAN to work six or eight weeks at Hay.
| making Enquire of C. S. BUELL..
| Liichield, June 10th. 1916. 3
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consisting of Lands in South street, lands near
Wadsworth Mills, part Of the Marsh Estate,
lands bounded upon Gallows Lane. part Of
Judge Reeves estate, the DR.. Catlin estate a.
bout mile west Of the village Of Litchfield
with the Dwelling Houses and other buildings
thereto belonging.
The above property will be sold in quaint.
ties to suit purchasers and liberal credit Civ.
en- for all or part Of the purchase money BY
giving approved security.
II the above property is not disposed Of BY
private sale by the 18th Of June, il will thai
day be disposed Of BY public
AUCTION,
Together with the stock and farming utensils
Sales to commence at II o'clock at my house
in South street.
All propositions for purchase may be made
for few weeks, to either Of my sons. now re-
siding in Litch6eld, at Spencer's Hotel, and il
their absence to G. C. Woodruff. Esq
ALANSON Able.
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TROM the enclosure of the
NM IL Subscriber on the 18th of
~m May, a large and dark brown
"~ HORSE,
u9 low in flesh, his left hind foot
white. his foretop cut square and a streak of
hair cut short across the top Of his head. His
right hip has dent back Of the peint, broke
when colt, marks ola collar or his breast
his back CALLED with the saddie, and is natu.
raj trotter and fast traveller. Whoever will
take up sad horse and notify the owner, shall
be we'll rewarded.
N. B. Said horse has long tail. and when
he trots carries it one side towards the right.
2 LEMUEL A. BROWNSON.
Warren, Litchfeld county, Conn.,, U. S. A.
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jVieaU Store and .V'esU Goods.

.V'eaU Store Gssd .V'eaU Goods.
A NAV be found a geaeral sssortnen, Of Dry
Goods. Groceries, Provisions, &c. The stock
hss been largely replenished dnring the week,
and will Continue to be through the season.
ali which will he sold for cash, barter or apPro-
we'd credit at the lowest living profit OF advance
from cost All old patrons Of the former es-
Enlistment are invited to call, and new &C.
quantances are respectfully solicited. Fresh,
Salt, Smoked, and dried Meats, and various
kinds Of fresh and salied Fish, will be furnish
ed during the season. .
A team will go regularly to market once and
twice a week. Best brands Of Flour will b.
delivered to families in the village at reasons-
~ STILES D. WHEELER, Agent.
Litch6eld, March 81. 81
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NEW GOODS :
1916.

THE Subscriber has recently received a
L large and we'll selected assortment of
Dry Goods, Carpeting, Paper Hang
ings, Groceries, Hard Ware,
Crockery. Paints. and Oil,
Drugs and Medicines;
All OF which will be sold on the most favora-
BILE terms for Cash or in exchange for Produce,
&C. sc.
WAN TED,
10000 Palm Leaf Hats
100 cases o. G.. Brass Clocks
All kinds of Produce.
ELI CURTIS.
WatertoWn, March 90, 1S46. 3m A
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: w w. Seaton, Esq, one of the editors Of
the National Intelligence, has been reelected
Mayor of the city of Washington.
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GIMPS, PRINCES, CORDS.
HAT RIBBONS,
with every description OF OPEN Work and
FANCY BoNNErs, &C., which together, COM
prise an asset, ment which cannot be surpassed
She would respectfully request continu'
ance Of the patronage so literally awarded.
New Milford, May 26. SO
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WING ucc,inr inI.o,,i.,

At a meeting OF the Wings Of Louisa at the Court
House thereof, the 18th Dec for the purpose Of ap
pointing delegates Convention to assemble IN the city
Of Richmond, tho 18Th OF Jlnuary next Tor the pur-
pose OF nominating candidate for this Congrc ssiona Dis
trict.
On motion Capt Pleasant Hackei was called to the
Chair, and Saml. A. Guy appointed Secretary.
On motion the Chair appointed lIczekah Sims 6 g Cole.
man, Francis Brooke DR. w Bramham aad Cap, y &;
Bunch Committee to nominate delegates the said Com
yenron.
on motion, tho Chairman and Secretary were added to
the Committee
The Committee reported the names Of the following gen.
temen, who unanimously appointed delegates to the
aforesaid Convention. viz
John Ragand, Dr. Chas 4uarlcs Jas Morrii DIR Julian
h"ln, DR. JOS ID Campbell, Alexander Shelton Lancelot
MinorJr., Powhaln Perkins, II Daniel y lIughson
BickcrUn T Winston, DR. Perkins, Wra w Pettus A
Bel. Granville Bullock, Edw MOsby. Philip n Jones Dr
Pailp Pcndeton, DR. " Pondcton. Lewis former Can't
tdw Turner, DR. Jas Guv DR. John Meredith James Il
Goodwin, z z Goodwin, Reuben Davis Oliver Morris
John y Coleman los Pols5nis Jas II Hackcit Nelson
a BuuUss Elisha Melton, Sam Meredith Geo Potto +
Jennings, Ng II lsbs.l, WIN ker, sr G. y r Hester
DR. Ed Smith, Arohd Thomas, r G1och Dr Porter DR.
WIN fcndIcion w Harris, Dr. w Hackeu Walker
w Niche, Gabriel Jones, Andrew Perkins w y Morris.
Saml w Mason and saml Hackeu.
On motion, tho Nominating Committee were added to
| the sl Of dhisgates
Ordered. That these proceedings signed By the Chat
man and Secretary, and pub IN the Richmond whig
| papers. PLEASANT HACKETT, Chairman.
| SAu'L a. rrY, Ssc'y.
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TuE FoREIGN NEws-ErrEcr on rHE MARKErs-
The effect Of the tic markets yet fully de-
yoloped. In Baltimore Saturday,, our merchants had
no intelligence by the steamer except such brought
by telegraph which caused entire suspension OF business
aud rendered the flour market quite unsettled Holders Of
City Mills were asking s.. which also commended for
by holders oi Howard street braLds On Friday previous
to the receipt oi the sales OF 900 bbls City Mills
were made at SASH aud small sale OF Howard street at
the price.
The New York Express. Of Saturday afternoon, thu.
Sums up the effect OF the that market:
The news is considered highly favorable the Ex-
change The abundance Of money-thc low OF
cst-and the advance upon cotton and flour IN England
are all matters OF great interest and importance.
Thc inctan, the dngs uanspred, the holders Of flour
put up prices tn 1915, although sales made be-
you'd $3.50. The holders OF declined name any
pnce-and stock operators felt in better spirits.
mo letters had reached the city by the steamer the
close OF tie Exchange, and the merchants wholly
pendent on tho news contained in tho papers
The steamers news came suddenly and une xpccedy
upon the public the advance Of both flour and in Lii
NeTpoo. puts cheerful face the holders OF these arti-
cIes The market has been firm and improving for both.
These accounts will tend only support to
vance prices"
At Philadelphia, Saturday morning, tho now. had
caused an advance in the flour market sale OF 900
es fresh ground brands made
news at 50 per barrel-hoders irm-and some asking
more The grain marketwas without change. Prime red
wheat was held at l.O3aSl o. corn 52a53 cents.
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Vic Atimrnnt GcncrnL.

When the joint resolution up before The Senate
last Friday, proposing, in conformity with the rccommcn
daton Of Gov. Smith, provide additional clerks in the
Office OF the Aduin General, whose duties have been con
sdcFaby increased the first call made for volunteers
from Virginia, IN May last. understand that Mr. Nc
Mullen objected to 1t the ground that many offices
were held by the gentemLn filling that post, II the
objection be sound one, Senator should have remem
borsd that It the fault OF the dr and the officer
The offices OF Secretary of the Commonwealth Librarian
and Adltant General were consolidated as a measure OF
economy to tho State and for the benci, the gem
teman whose duties increased by act The State
at one time paid $500 per the AGatant Gene
ra-bu' the salary subsequently, reduced $500 and
so continued about 20 years For the performance Of the
duties OF that Office now ONLY the sum OF 500 per annum
aiowed-the state saving $500 per a1num by the Trans
fer OF ts duties 70 the Secretary Of the Commonwealth
In ordinary times that officer has performed these datics
but since the requisiuon upon Virginia for volunteers
understand the business the Adulant Generals depart
men has greatly increasednot less than 500 and
orders having been written during the past year. add
ton to the other duties devoying upon IT, In ADDITION to
the Of 500 annually saved b. transferring the duties
Of Aduant General TO the Secretary the Commonwealth
the farther OF 500 per Is saved by constituting
the Secretary efei0 Librarian. Il Mr. McMuen thinks
best separate Offices again. ne viii be OF course
prepared give the holders OF them salaries necessary
to ncr support Ii he prepared do this his COM
plants srOundes and ridiculous as are the tsctons
accedns the Governors recommendation OF addition
clerks in that Department enable the Adulant Gener
al perform the additional duties resulting from the re-
QUESTIONS By the General Government upon Virginia for
volunteer Tor the Mexican war.
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4 SIrange TnIe.

The n. o. Delta says that few years since Sergeant
in the army at Fort Lcayenwoh crested on a charge
OF having stolen money from Lieut. Tan officer al that
stauon lie away, followed, arrested and money
found upon him. The Lieutenant hearing Of his ar
rest disappeared, and supposed have been murder
ed.
The Sergen brought up for oKamnaiion The proofs
were exhibited 10 him, the money, his flight tc his only
reply wac, "WGee my acclscfl Bring him before mo
not be found The Sergeant then confessed that nc had
been bnbcd by Lieut. T. 10 desert and take upon himself
the inamy which justly belonged 10 the Lieut.. himself
who detaulier 10 the Government aud wished 10 en-
his crime by the alleged robbery OF the Sergeant That
he had given him 300 dollars and horse TO y from the
fort, which after conflict with conscience he nj
last consented to do but that before he had gone many
miles his hoIse broke down, and he thus oyertaken
and arrested.
On the first Of Oct last the McIc5 force was march
ng out Of Monterey, Of the officers under Gen Worth
whose troops were drawn up salute hcm recognized 10
Of the Mexican Co'oncs familiar face which proved
10 be that Lieut.. 7! The Dclp says:
A. soon az the Mcxcan's eye fell upon the faces Of the
two Ameucnns nc was observed grow deadly pale and
10 poll his cap his eyes and turn away. But the
Americans bad enough satisfy them that tho Mex
ican Colonel was no other Than the renegade Lieut. t
for whose cTmo poor suffers tho infamy OF i'm
prsonment IN the Ponitent any Of Missouri An inspection
Of the Mexicln military roll, and enquiry among the Mex
lean officers confirmed tho truth Of the personal obserya-
ton Of our officers.
We understand that this evidence will be laid before bo
Executive, or the purpose Of obtaining csnmutaion Of
the punBhmtnt Of tho unfortunate sergeant the victim Of
e infamous tcachty and vany Of this base officer Who
20 the crime Of having dRfnccd his cOuntys uniform and
betrayed lie confidence adds tho eternal insmy of par
eide and the ttaiior.
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Montgomery Volunteers.


To nae Editors e s UAr.- being day previously
appointed for the Of Company OF Noun,
IN this unirr Proclamation of Governor
Comm McIeln teen Tesu
They parided Colonel squate
cec.s elected follows James p Preston Captain Filming
Gaacr lt Lieutenant Henry 4. James
81 iutSnau TIE greatest harmony and unanimy prevailed
tie ercaOn Of the ch-en and judcious
been mldc In fac, the Company parade was
and mned H. aud think should thing
that eti:ieat Will be
ether Commonwealth Mr Preston, the Captain elect
promptless which caaaeezes things and
much higher apponun the with be
hOnlrd, toy io tls
Ol receiving his ami orders TO marsh
A CITIZEN.
Col Robert T. Preston 18th Regiment
Of Virginia Militia viii b. CANDIDATE r Colonel OF
tbs Wig Regiment Of NOuLt rHIcusEce OH.
ned ts image ploJsn take great
pleasure saying cmnenty qualify discharge OF
he les o ufic
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Coffee tax Messrs Mckay, DRoNsaoLE aud HoUSroN
OF Alabatra. presume, however, that will
be devised 20 get the bill into Congress; but feel very
that will pass. Indeed cannot, except under the
seNercst party drill and discipline.
LEARN from conversations with Of the Norhe m
Locoioco members, that they will insist upon the Anti
Slavery amendment introduced BY Mr.. WLNoT. (Loco) at
the close OF last session, whenever opportunity air
ded to attach to any bill before either House As Mr.
Folk recommends the passage OF the 1.-TWO millions aid aud
comfort BILL lost at the close OF last session, will ptoba
bly, be revived. and this will bring up the whole question:
IN all Its bitterness and with all its dangers.
One OF the most aughable things tho world the re-
port OF Secretary Walker. The report is dated Dec
9Th but IL is well known that prepared substantially
before the Tariff Bill operation yet the
Secretary rravcy talks about the beneficial operation Of
this new measure. lie gives table showing the
OF the value OF the productions OF ths county all this
increase Of value took place under the old Tariff! Sn
inc secretary talks as hppanty upon this as the Tariff
which had into effect wnen he wrote had been
al Tor two three years When he the report he
had not heard Of the sale OF pound cotton barrel
Hour OF bushe Of wheat under the Tarh law. lie
,he country prosperous and happy as
thus paying an involuntary tribute the Tariff OF ~
for he during the last days OF beneficial influence
As the President has insnuaied that the whies have
been giving aid and comfort" to the Mexicans may
take occasion in my next to make remarks this
ana 10 snow who are really guilty o having given the
aid aud comfort. The usinuauons OF the President
have expanded into open charges the L5cooco presses
We bodnd to take them up and nail them their
iorchcacs can, and shall. successfully do Our
laid and comfort TO the McNcaus BY the Wing
hands ct old RUugh and Ready, OF the gallant RnEcu!d
and OF the brave Watson and wor;h-all Wings. The
Locoiocos sent their laid and comfort" by giving them
bold General, IN the person Of Santa Anna, lead their
forces against when the gallant Whgs, above named
had conquered taken prisoner their bravesi Generals
IL Is our duty well privilege use the means
50 largely command defend ourselves and expose
insoencc and dupiciIy. BRUTUS.
T. S.-OEc. 20, '46, p. N.-Nojhng OF any importance
has occurred since last evening The third the
session opens tomorrow, and shall probably have
important measures OF the disclosed and discussed
hear nothing yet OF the Presidents reply to Mr.. DAIss
resolution. We ought to have 1t tomorrow. b.
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THE Stc1yp RfGwtyr oF q. $. Votryrrf7g or Nrw
YoEE The .isor Of thir regiment met last evening al
their q1aros n1reoaby 20 "6cncral Ofdcrs," and unan
mou'y elected hHIo Patrick Henry Calhoun Of tho amy
~ Colonel, in place Of Charles Baxter rcsgned com
muco ~ The field and line officers had previously waited
upon him, aud rendered him The animation, hch he &C.
ccp'cd, after few Appropriate remarks. This be- connie
nentary o. we'll 10 The distinguished and gallant young Of
hcer, a. % BE- TO tho patriotic volunteers Of the % Regiment
and speaks avoraby for tho organization Of the rep
meni, 90 also oi tho harmony that prevails IT, We On.
deiand ha IN consequence Of the withdrawal OF several
Of the line officers, t has been arranged leave Tor the
present. three foil companies vacant anJrd shy Of our
UNIFORM OF hro companies an opportunity volunteer n
they desite service aud chance for distinction under tai
ened officer.
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Coming dawn n Prr,

The Washington Union, OF Saturday night. that
tho P.0camaloas issued By General kearncy and Com
Stockton were prepared by the Secretary OF State nor
the War Department." and then odds remark to which
call the attention of those who have though, that the
objections heretofore made by ourselves and others 10
those remarkable productions were, ii unioundcd at
least premature. Tae UaOn says: We presume there
IN them which do not meet the concurrence
Of the Administration and which are not en-
bruced in the instructions they have received Well
the Administration does concur in or sanction
the conduct OF its Generals and C0mmod5res why do its
champions complain that the Wings dsappoye and con
denim It Are we not sustained in our objections to
these eya7rdnay papers by the Administration itself
And yet, tie floor OF Congress, the conduct OF Gen
kelrncy and Com Stockton has been approved
and defended b. the friends OF Administration winch
intends maHtesty throw of rom Itself all responsibility
for their illegal nni INC institutional ac's.
But II Will relieve the Administration we be- leave
say, from censure, shall only appear that it gave no
such instructions and tina, dsapproval Of the acts re-
erFeL to has been merely OF a negative character The
question is, did promptly express those officers ts dis
baton Of their rash and advscd proceedings and
instruct them their steps II 1t stopped short of
nisi, dssaogrovng Of their conduct, nevertheless re
NAMED silent and thereby ucquesced IN IT, the people will
adjudge It not les guilty than IT had expressly instruct
ed these officers TO proceed as they have doue
What VIII the defenders OF the Administration who have
been Precpiatc 10 Improving the course pursued by
keaey and Stockton and who have been ansac ny the
Laws Of Nations for h purpose Of vndcatng It's proprie
to, say to this confession Of the Organ They mus, see
the awkward attitude which they have been placed by
their zeal 10 defend which the Administration it.
sell shrnss from tue responsibility Of assuming Ii may
Messrs Douglas Payne and other members OF Con
gress the ProPney hereafter Of getting their before tney
speak.
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EoR rnT MnIa.


meeting OF the Graduates OF the Richmond Medical
College held in the Chemical Hail. for the purpose OF
organizing n Society Of Alumni.
The Society organized, having the following objects
in view:
Medical Profession In State, and the vt Medical
Science wherever influence may be felt
sd To promote good feeling and fellow ship among
members, by assembling ourselves together stated peri
DDS.
I'D BY all fair aud honorable means promote and
cherish the interests OF dina Meter"
In few weeks the constitution, bylaws aad proceed
ings will be published and tho Graduates and
expected all will enroll their members. Aud all
Others who take interest in the Of this Society
requested assist in the furthetanco OF design
An adjourned meeting will be held tho next annual
Commencement OF the Richmond Medical College.
Papers throughout the State are requested To copy.
J. c. MEREDITH, Chairman.
w f.. WuSoN Scrrctary
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10 and co,nlort to tae enemgn-PoM aad h, Elsa.,

aid and Comfort TO the enemy"-PoK aad his EeAoes
Allow TO ask few questions merely for information
What old Democratic Chesterfield GoOchland and Lou.
isa doing controlling they do by,heir legion Of voters
the Wings ri this city, aud the counties Of Hanover and
Pa~haian Have they raised u company to 70 to Mex
col VIII they do M An occasional blast from the French"
horn OF the democracy OF the good cid county of Chester
held may be heard, blowing them arms. ] opine that
will DC a They wont come. Where is Halifax with her
hSe funded democratic majority Has she raised c1m-
panyl Perhaps she has but perhaps she has don't
know. And where the Tenth Legion giving tone &c. #
not controlling the politics Of the State l. sc aiding the
county, 10y sending few Of her many thousand denocra
tic voters 10 Mexico II she is. have heard Of it
Modest men, all Of them are doubtless they are content
TO do battle only at the polls perhap, and leave hon
aud glory Of being shot down. Ike dogs by the Mexi
hall breeds and muaitoes, the Wings generally
do not wfit' Ia discourage the Wings from doing what
conceive % be their duyo aid the Administration by
money and men % thrash the MeXcans long as war eX
i7is but really think the head Of the Administration should
be the last man 10 SANDER the who aiding him out
O hi difficulties, j. manifest the Wings IN this State
ore doing ~ least much the Democrats IN tho way Of
volunteering do not charge believe these sections in
my state wanting courage PATRIOTISM but have named
them, To enable the reader their inncon with
the fact thCi the Wing communities Of Richmond Peters
burg Alexandra, Augusta aud Jefferson have each done
something towards vigorous prosecution Of this war with
Mexico and then think Of the charge made by the Pres-
dent OF the Wings giving aid and comfort" TO the enemy
and ask yourself u 10 s true. ID.