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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-11

~ The Citizens Railroad Committee
met last Thursday, and appointed sub
committee, consisting of Mcssrs. Bliun,
Barnes and Hale to solicit further contri-
buttons of land. 1t is understood that
nothing less than 1000 acres in body.
fronting on the Inlet in addition to what
has already been donated, will receive anu
consideration from the COMPANY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-11

u Judge Brown of the Territorial
Dispatch and Seattle Times, attempts q
reply to Mrs. Duniway's sharp comments
upon his notable confession that he " rode
straddle, chewed, smoked, drank lager"
etc. We are not surprised at his assault
upon Mrs. Duniway, in the choicest of bill
lngsgate, for he is noted for his assaults
upon women and preachers, but we are
somewhat amused at the idea that he
should, to vindicate himself, deem it ncces-
sary to declare US equally fond of these
manly accomplishments. Now as to the
first two vices" (but how he can make
riding straddlc vice, is beyond our ken)
We never indulge in them. We some
times smoke, and We have been known to
drink glass of beer while Mr.. Brown
was connected with US in the publication of
the STANDARD, but this only exemplifcs
the inevitable result of improper associa.
tons.
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Our GERMAN PopULATIoN.-Ther

Our GERMAN PopULATIoN.-There
are six States in tho Union in which, ac-
cording to the recent census. the German
popula ton exceeds 100000. New York
comes first, with 316,702 German inhabi-
tants; Illinois is second, with 2O3,75 ;
then follows Ohio, with 1872, 1877; Wiscon-
sin, 1872 ,3l4; Pennsylvania. 100, l46; and
Missouri, with 1l3,618. There are 49,
900 in Indiana, 66, 1872 in Iowa, and "a, ).
443 in Michigan. Large numbers Of
Swedes and Norwegians have colonized in
Minnesota and Wisconsin since the termiu.
alton of our civil war.
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u The Tribune is very fecetious over
the term Mrs. Chairman" used by the
ladies, in their recent Convention. WHY
don't he poke fun at the Government for
designating Postmistresses 4" Postmasters, -
or at the people of the United States for
designating the celebrated woman physi.
clan, Mrs, Walker, as Doctor?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-11

THE TACOMA HoUsE.-Messrs. Chill
son and Atkinson, the new proprietors of
this popular hotel, appear to give the best
dissatisfaction to the public generally.
They bring to the business ample expert
and thorough knowledge of the require.
ments in all the details. They propose
soon greatly to enlarge and improve the
house, and make it second to none in the
Territory in every respect.
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OLYMPIA, SATURDAY MORNING, nov. II, 1871.
The Prospect.
at our risk

The Branch Railroad is now located
from Kalama sixty.fvc miles to the north
ern end Of Grand Mound Prairie, within
fifteen miles of olympia. The cars will
run on the first twenty-five miles before
Christmas, and the remaining forty miles
must, by the terms Of the charter, be COM
pleted next year. What next? VIII not
the Company let everything rest until their
monetary arrangements are made, prelim-
mary surveys across the mountains and
along the Sound completed, and the final
grand terminus selected, aud then throw.
ing heavy force upon the work push the
Columbia Branch Road through in a
single season, while at the same time the
direct main line is thrust out from the
common terminus eastward across the
Cascades? Such a course would produce
the greatest results. 1t would be far
better to build at once to their final termi-
nus, to concentrate the whole strength of
the Company on single line, and on one
grand seaport, than to frittcr it away in
building branch roads to waysidc villages
ten or twenty miles off the main line.
Grant that the Northern Pacific Company
will extend liberal, helping hand to all
the towns and districts Of the country,
they cannot be expected to cxpcnd half a
million at every point for nothing. The
final terminus will be far down the Sound,
near the sea. The acquisition of the land
grant and the commercial needs Of the
country both require that the Columbia
Branch be extended to it, Now what has
the Company to gain by building side
road to any intermediate point? Will it
increase the business of the road? We
believe not; for all the traffic and travel
must 60 over their line wherever located.
Will they be enabled to realize as much
from the sale of lots at a branch town as
at the main terminus itself? Will not
branch Ito Olympia for instauce) aid
steamers to compete with the main Rail-
road line along the Sound?
The Railroad Company says nothing,
but its acts speak. No notice is taken of
Olympia's donation offer. Perhaps the
Company think that to offer 5000 acres
of poor land for a railroad to cost half a
million dollars 10 cash, does not require an
answer. The Columbia Branch is located
up the Skookum Chuck at the Northern
extremity Of Grand Mound Prairie, on the
direct line to the lower Sound. A pre-.
hminary survey has been made northward
on this line to as far as Seattle, and Mr.
Ward is now conducting another survey as
Far as Puyallup. A glance at the MAP
shows that this is the natural, short, straight
line to the lower Sound, aud that to come
to Olympia involves DETECTION from
straight course and ten or twelve miles
extra distance, to say nothing of the en-
gineering difficulties Of crossing the val
ieys Of the Deschutcs and Nisqua!ly neal
their mouths. Let US not be blind to the
facts. The Company will do nothing 70,
us. Their silence and what they hav,
done show that Olympia does not ente
iato their calculations. They have moth
ing to gain from US that would warrant tn,
expenditure Of half million 10 braucl
Railroad.
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EVENING SESSION.

Convention assembled pursuant to ad.
journment, Vice President, Mrs. Hewitt,
in the chair.
The following communication from P.
d. Moore, Esq, Of Port Townsend, was
read by Mrs. Duuaway:
PoRr TOWNSEND, Nov. I, 1871.
To THE PRESIDENT OF THE WoMAN's Sur
FRAGE CONTENTION: My duties deprive me of
the pleasure of meeting you End my fellow
citizens in Convention to be held at Olympia
on the 9Th inst, as fondly hoped | would
indeed, on all occasions, gladly and proudly
identify myself with those who are striving to
practically carry ont the American idea of self.
government and impartial suffrage, without
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-11

COUNTY SUFFRAGE CONVENTIONAL
meeting of the advocates of Woman Suf.
frsge will be held at the residence of A. A,
Manning, Esq, this Saturday evening at
7lo'clock. All friends Of the cause are
invited to attend.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-11

ARHIvED.-The schooner Gen Harvey.
Capt. Rocder, arrived last Thursday with
cargo of barley and eranberr;es, from the
tide lands of Swinimish.
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1W~ Several Of the officers of the North
cru Pacific Railroad are making a cruise
Of the Sound in the steamer Black Dia.
a0Hd, chartered for the occasion.
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u The schooner IVmyred, Capt.
Lloyd, arrived last Tuesday with cargo of
potatoes from WILDLY Island.
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Ia Our thanks are due an esteemed
lady friend in swantown for generous
supply Of sweet cider.
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b@ Rev. Jas. Castro will preach in the
Tacoma Library Room tomorrow at ii A.
NJ.
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Huosox 4 MEyEr. are the only Eastern Advcr-
tising Agents, with whom we do business
direct in the Atlantic States. Office. J..
Park Row, T;mes Building, New York City.
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~ The schooner Clara Light is dis
freight from San Francisco.
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The Topic "fthe DAY.

We yield much sraoc g. the Pr ace lin-s
of the Woman suffrage Convention. held
last Wednesday and Thursday ia thi.
place, not ooly 10 consequence 81 the alb
sorbing interest felt in the movement, but
because the women have no organ devoted
especially TO the advancement Of their in.
tcres,s published in the Territory, and it
devo!ves upon some mans journal TO extend
them the hand of fraternity and a word of
encouragement. The Convention was we'll
attended, many ladies' being present from
the several towns on the Sound, and their
deliberations were marked with an earnest
ness and decision indicative of success
We have seldom witnessed mems convcn.
tons managed with less confusion and a
more s'aict attention to the objects for
which they had assembled. The evening
sessions were devoted to debates. the OPP
poscrs of the movement being cordially in
vitcd to participate in the discussions. a
privilege they were not slow to accept,
and which they enjoyed to the utmost
limits of modesty and decorum. In fact
it almost appeared at times as ifthcy had
called the meeting for the special purpose
of reviling woman, and snccring at her
pretensions to equality under the law.
The Bible was dragged in as cudycl and
welded with all the force which ignorance
aud bigotry could command, to stay the
revolution which is slowly hut sure y TAX
ing place in popular sentiment. But
these objections were dispelled as Frost
before the genial rays of the sun, by the
eloqucncc and logic of Rev. j. G. kimball,
aud other educated expoundcrs of the
Word of God. Each AMI every objection
was fairly met and answered. and the cause
came forth from the ordeal unscathcd, tri.
umphant. At the close of the session
Miss Anthony and Mrs. Duniway were ser
enaded at Mr.. Manning's residence, where
they were Hospitality entertained during
their stay in this city. Both ladies left by
the stage Friday morning for other fields
in which to advance their glorious work.
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In the Asia.sic states.

PEA> 4 Co, 40 Montgomery Street. are also
our authorized Agents in San Francisco.
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JHEMAsHlsG1OsSr STANDARD


L. r. Fisass, - sndsi Ne~ Mechanics Es-
change, is our asshoriEed Agent In San
Francisco. For Eastern advertising. Mr..
Fisher 10 represented by ST. Pcuingill 4
Co, of New York and Boston.
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TuRsDAH, July 70, lb'l'
CATTIE-1he arrivals TO this time have been
heavy: the quality fair; the number Of buyers IN
attendance large The market has not fairly
opened up; buyers are holding OF and asking
concCssO The feeling Ia weak, and II tho ar
rivals continue heavy prices VIII 20 lower.
Scarcely any have been sold, and II IL almost I'm
possible 10 give quotations; hut the following
are the rateslt which sellers are holding: Extra,
1900 10 1900 lbs steers 81 50 to 81 10; good 70
prime. LOO 70 l.9OOlbs, 50 90; common TO medI.
i'm, 900 TO 100 lbs, Il 20 TO 50 30; bulls, stays
and cows soto 200 81 Is TO q OO; stock steers,
800 To 1000, s. % to 90; Texas steers 90 Is to
$3.50.
IIOds-The receipts light. The demand has
fallen OF some, and hogs have declined &c since
Yesterday. The market dull and feeling down
wards. light hogs In best demand. The follow.
Ing are the current rates for the different grades.
Extra Philadelphia 81 80; good TO prime Phlla.
delphia, gas 10 2JO, IS %; good To primo New
York, 1850 to 100, . 80.
BnREp-Th6 arrivals fair. Tho market CON
tlnues steady, with a fair demand for all tho
offerings. Quito number Of buyers arc here
for stock sheep, and the feeling on that class is
better than for sometime This following are the
current prices for the different kinda and grades
rs bought and sold In this market: Extrn, 70 10
100 lbs, bac; good to prime, 50 70 90 lbsa q Tsp
b 90; different to fair, 70 70 80 lbs, 1904 %;
mean 10 common, 70 10 10 lbs, - COOS 60; iuot
rot and scalawags, by the head 81 COOL -; lambs
Mb6c.
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Nstrnna Inability.

Thousands suffer from It. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an
imation or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invOl.
nntary seminal emissions, with loss OF
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence Of excuses, overwork or in
discrctions. This is Nervous Debility and
finds a sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty eight
Thousands have been cured by these sim.
pie sugar pills. They tone up the system
arrest the discharges, dispGl the gloom
and mental depression, and rejuvCnate the
system, Price IS for a package OF five
boxes and q vial of powder, which is i'm
portant in all old long .standing cases, Of
per single box. Sold by all nrst-clas'
druggists, and sent to any address on rc
Ceipt Of theprlcc. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, sos
broadway, New York, eod&w
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves bya certain prac
ucO, INDUCED In when alone, a habit frequently
learned from eVel companions, or at school, the
effects OF which are nightly felt even when
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
Whats pity that young man. the hope Of HE
country the pride Of his parents, should b.
snAtched from all prospects and enlOyments Of
life by the consequences OF dGviatlng lrOm the
path OF nature, and indnlging In a certain 20
crot habit such persons must, before COntem.
plating
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A CONSTITUTION that tolerates regis
tration law Ia an abomination in tho sight
Of the people. They will call a Conven.
ton to amend II, so that no party In West
Virginia can ever perpetuate its power by
prescription Vest Va Courier.
Democrats have always opposed the
enactment of registration laws they have
plenty Of reasons for IT, The enforcement
of strict registration law 10 powerful
preventative Of fraudulent voting, usually
80 admirably handled by Democrats. The
strict enforcement of such law cuts oil
SO many chances Of increasing the mum
her Of Democratic votes; hence they are
opposed to registration laws OF course the
,oritr Is opposed, too.-Pdrler&Wyg
Jj,Uss
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Marriage BetwPen the IIOmely aud
the Handsome.

'rhoughtlesa persons are apt To attribute
10 wh0t they vaguely call chance, or en-.
price of fortune, what Is really the most
admirable manifestation Of II paternal
Providence. The success and riches often
obtained by men of inferior abilities and
means, furnish an example Of the justice
orthe all wise Creator. In the same light
may we behold the unions which occur
between the gifted and the inferior
among the human species, the ugly and
the handsome Some unexplained sym
pathy, some Irresistible attraction unites
them; and by these means Is the human
race Is improved. Were there not some
powerful counterpoisc, the arbitrary fan.
cles of human caprice would soon erect
barrier, and the ugly and unattractive
be rs efleCtually excluded as though ma
tllre had set upon them sign Of reproba-
finn
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A STRANGE ATTACHMENT.-Our friend
j. l., Henderson, of Charters township,
while Id our office on Saturday last, in.
formed us of rather remarkable CirCum.
stance happening within his own expe.
renee lie had three full.bloodGd Cots
void lambs last year from two ewesand
rs the mother Of the twins died, and the
other eve had no nouriShment for hers, he
took the three lambs when only lew
days old and gave them to heiter whose
first calf had just been taken from her,
and she has sucked them ever since.
Strange 10 say her attachment for them
appears to be as strong rs il they we're
her own offspring, and seems to lie fully
reCiprocated on their part. They weighed
respectively, u lew days agO, 90, SO and
IS pounds, which goes to show that they
have kind Step.inother.- Washington
lh) Reporter.
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especially, who have become the victims OF Soil
MY Vice, th4t dreadful and destructive habit
| Whleh annually sweeps 10 an uniImelv rave
tn9lsahus OF Young men Of the most eScslleni
AtenS and brilliant intellect, who might Other.
Wise nave entIanced listening sGnAtes with the
iiVtpS IVrc S SaVS ST WA walked e tcstAey the
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acts with almost marvellous effect. II not only
stimulates the tagging and wasting energies, but
inylgOrates aud permanently strengthens ltH ac.
lmps lcss prompt than the BlttCrs, when the
same quantity Is taken Ia none tho less certain,
lndIgestlon, BlliOusness, Physical or Nervous
Prostitution, yield readily to Its potent Influence.
II gives the invalid new and stronger hold upon
life, removes depression Of spirits, and inspires
Checrlulness. Ii snpplants the pain OF disease
with tho ease and comfort OF perfect health. II
gives strength 10 Weakness throws dependency
to the winds, and starts the restored invalid upon
a new and gladstone career. But Dr. HOOaald'B
bonefactlonStO the human race are not confined
10 hR cnehrAtnh
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New York Market.


COTrOS-SteAdy; mlldllng uplands aOa.c.
FLouR-MarRei arm. Receipt. 1000 barrels
supeFnne western and State 81 Co.'s 10; common
70 4. good extra q iOGa ~; good 10 ehoss 50 75SD
As hslSB9S: 81 Louis AZ 7s.gg05 Rye ionr arm
At fs 9O9550.
MhIsKT@tirm a. bic.
Demand fair and market Irn
lieceipts IIuuO bushels. spring No, :, 81 $50
40; new red and amber 81 Sol az; old 81 iSD
W while western $l%6Gi5O. kye, Barley
and Mall unchanged C0rn-Demald good At
llIl prices. Receipts !I,U0 bushels, Inferior
and common western mixed bhlbI@c; good to
choice bgc; yellow IOd'9'9c, Oats Demand lGlr
and prices advanced. Receipts !s,OOO bushels
western StSbiHc; OHIO OG9tiie'
Hors--Flrm: western s0l2r.
| MOoL-NeFy arm extra ONO bsltb!Nc; IN
washed Zoe; pulled aSS 9GOe tnbhed Tlc,
-Conee-Rio, l3S 0lGc. Sugar, lair
70 good refining, SAOsho; Cuba B0lOBc. Mo.
ilsaca Is more &C tiyc-sales on private terms
klce 6ttSkC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l+lblI$c; refined g1G
PRoYIsIoSs-Pork dull aud prices dropping ;
mess IS ~ Beef dull mess $40 00Gl3 %; ex
ira u O00lG OO. Hams SlS 0OQt99 CO. Cut meats
steady hams l20lic; Shoulders Sk16He; mid
steam gSGbi0cA F"''' ""N
BuTTER-Dull western lO6lsc; state ljtsSc'
CHEEsE-Steady at 66llc,
81 4OltSTS for shipping extras, Wheat strong
Pork lower, August 81 90. Lard dull at lOSG bid
| for August and iO' asked. Eggs iIrn at &c
New Work Dry Goods Market,
w" A" '''
NEW YORK, July ~.
Thcrr ia a fair businesa among the leading lob.
hers nj steady rates, thc dCmandIs chiefly f5run.
bToken packages; for worsted and wooden shawls
there ia GOOD inquiry from FIRST hands already,
in anticipation Of higher prices, and hence all
goods which hayo been openod hayO met with
SSSGv sale partIcnlarly PeSGSiSle sha,rls. i6oeX.
IRENE prIceS prevalent for wool and cotton have
stendbncy toip,part 4 great bonyancy 10 Tia mar.
ket printing cloths ar, In IIght slpnIy and held
at 7l.07kc for good and extra; dark prints arc
moi vet ia full display and fancy STYLES Gre sell
Ing 1T ii6tiiSc, but The best makes are likely TO
bring l2ci ~ dark styles Of dGlalnes there has
medium work haye been efTected Al 2Oc Int Inc
better class OF work Is likely 10 command still
higher prices, as the leading companies arc but
poorly supplied with wool, and the selection they
need ie both scarce and very dear. In ginghams
and col0Ted COttOnB there Ia no Important changes
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Medical.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED As A REFUGE FROM uUlcEERI
The Only Place where Cure can bs Obtalus,

Dr.. johnson has discovered tho most Certain
Speedy, and only Edectual Remedy In Inc World
for Weakness OF the Back or Limbs, SuIctnrss
Affections OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Inyoiun
t4ry Discharges, lmp0tency, General Debility
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low splrlts
Tlmldity, Trembling, Dimness OF Sight, or Gli
diness,. Disease OF The Head, Throat, Nose or
SKIN, Affections Of the Liver, LGngs, Stomach on
Bowe!s-those Terrible Disorders arising irou
solitary Habits OF Youth Secret and SOLITARY
PRACTICES more fatal 10 their victims than the
song otSyrens 10 the Mariners OF Ulysses hlIght
ing thelf most brilliant hopes and authorizations
rendering marriage, Sc, impossible,
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STATE sECuRiriEs-Dulla and unchanged
Sr0CRs Rather dull, most Of the operators
waiting the result Of meeting of tho Lake Shore
Directors at Cleveland tomorrow tia believed
that their action will be favorable to higher
ptlcer, AZ the directors are said to have mGjorI.
ty Of the stock. New York Central, wabash and
81. Paul remain firm because II Is thought the
directors Of these companies are heavy holders Of
their stocks. Northwestern and Rock Island arc
weak on account Of report that the President
and directors Of these roads arc short Of the mar.
kct. Al the close the market was steady and
showed slight recovery from the lowest point
Of the day. Hannibal 4 81. Joe shares advanced
about per rent from lowest figures. Pacific
Mall strong, on tumorS that some OF the most
substantial houses were buying
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lrst Of all, tRnt H0OFLAND's GERMAN BIT

first OF all, that H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BIT.
TRRS Is nOta rum beverage, .....
They are not alcoholic In any sense OF the term.
They are composed wholly Of the pure juice OF
vital principle Of roots This Is not mere a.
sertion,, The extracts from which they are com;
German chemists, Unlike any other Bitters In
the market, they IRE wholly free from splrltuous
Ingredients. Tho objection which hold with so
much force against preparations Oi this class,
namcly-that desire for intoxicating drinks Ia
stimulated by their use, ara not valid In the case
OF the German Bltters. SO Tar from encouraging
or intoxicating taste or desire for lnebriatlng
beverages, II may DO confidently asserted that
their tendency Ia In q Numerically opposite d.
FeCtIOn, Their effects can be
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BENEFICIAL ONLY

In all Cases Of the hillary system. lIoOhand's
German BtterS stand without an equal, acting
promptly and vigorously upon the Liver; they
remove lts torpdty and cause hcalthiul sGCrC
ton Enthusiastically supplying the stomach with
tho most indispensable elements OF sound diges'
ton In proper proportions. They give tone TO
tho stomach stimulating Its functions, and ell.
abllng i TO perform lts duties a. nature designed
Il should do. They impart ylgOr and strength to
tho entire system, causing the patient TO fee like
another being In fact, giving him new lease
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THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD,

cleansing the vital fluid from all hurthIl lmplrl'
ties and supplanting them with tho elements oil
genuine healthfnlnGss. In word, there 10 scarce
ly disease In which they cannot be safely and
beneaclally employed; but In that most general
DVHDeDAIa