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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05
OliR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tsrM. WsMsusss AMMtlarvM 1'WMs neWss
~" 0Mlkea ~ ths AlMhmaMtMMs Ne
n Positive " oots 0.tryotvA.

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Nm w l.sNfa,n ,,,'hsaNa 'tfihn,le.i
4 hmm ,linlmtch fran Mu,,ile MIN ~.
siusl h'.,lay irom nr,vnkcr accompany.
inp uen. Weaver uA AIs Southern cna..
lnIRninH tMr, ~ rayn Tint tIcn.
Weaver ha.l \ largo attendance ~ hlr
n.rsinH Monday night. nnh reports irnn,
all partH VI ,llr ktasn where he ha~ lcel,
~rnakInG arr ,no~s encouraging III tle
nlrc.~s II lhr ln,lul~i,lrnt ticket. Muny
persona compare Ais receptions With
'l,o-o II Doauln1 III lH,,o. IN hin 2lv~ch
~ Montgomery. tlon. Weaver MlkMt
u,rs plainly ~ lha immense An,llcnee
H. misl
'lltt Y r,,lHtslri everywhere In tutt ktMts
THAI VA" lul.lanlll tlsk.t Win W ul,4'luh III
AtH,i-l " ilu taalilp have falr ..a,nl, lll4
elNi ~ .,tlat s,,inls, III llW llHuk lall aal
~ sslnilnll.gls nnHit,al TIN lsllMAtniA laiis
~ i,.,Is lhHss tlltu ~ n,l. ~ | mn tnhl nj
vi s.A Nv hl,,.l nFlaatablu lai.u,s iilai sn,i
''s.liatll, nulllA mi lt flal.i tlis laipn v at,
ia.ii.nils rl#ll, And llaaiI III uIlila TIN .al,ls
,las's Mn Al. ''islf.Hs,sllt defeated, Iiia n
W., rni ~ NM fi.N government.
II ssni Htliku sluNil i lhu iMllh ln Alabama.
s.nl slilhr II duNil III tuNa AMI NpW tuih ntnl
~ ,ss,t nih.t SLATE IN tllr lnna Az Nrli,
a,. ~ tn.t uf s,lisfs1llnn tipuuN lin Mnitl,
~ ulgaiisu thu lial.laipl,ni uiuu,iark uatls.
sllpll i t.iit nnls h,lH, lhr halri AMI la.l
nlMHl pslAililN between thu nll lMliia# u II,
NfvAl Al ~ tptllpI tpliul iIuU hst s1.iIta lluls
,Hss w - yoM W ut'n's with ~ AlM bury
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

A hash i,s.M Newcastle, England, ha~
a,t4,sa, u No'ai. With ~ M tnenl ,s,s IL ,hr.
,~tsns sstsrA,n wth Nlina t,rs
4 ,Wnn tarmrs living mat knry>ssm.
u III, has g,ss. " la,.tn ,hn,s .isss II" hssiue
am.ttra Msns ~tsV
M.mrh,e II vntrrine the m,wi si,in.
genl quarantine nlai..n against ssl l.,snis nn
I'M loWvs M,ss.r~spp,
S,,yn TWEEN Mrssi,l hM munlenusl,
ersanl,,ng ,nl,snsl tsnals ii l,sW'sl~s., tsa,,
w,n nmustt lnan ihat placv IL Ntan,s In
sat,~h,srans, \ htsv Mnma III Mss,vs
rNshsrvt ,n ". l,as. ami, ~ thy NoN ,sr,,,si
Rnl tnrlMhM twsaesl nWasuns haithsr stas
hnv Nss aAsn hetl lhe white l-"lh
Mtv gra,ls hlafmr,l, AMI II, ,h.ir ns,n,s, ,he
,lasrusa " lle s,atr .rtrl eanlan, ut
militia IL annssle,rA Al i N.si ara,n,
A North Carolina Ivy, 4 s.ars IL or'.
th.eN hi. lntan, h,n,he, mlaa aelt, whers h.
WAS druW,N.t,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05
Il There ~ Average Iuuux Man ],

Indeed. illu rlnH2pn VI lnnn III An In.
ln,nals saI.ul ilai lseis much ,l.i,,l "
lhufrinnil Average At,tlllll IiHl.,lit i,nlilh,
Why, Nun ! lu II n..tr,lliliati III ,uli,.s
~ in ini,iis ,lll.itptt raitalnn ~ aliininet
Allha ia. III, II i ,lulIsain nstlaiir Nhu,
through ille ,urs cultivation, lnns hasr
lVlllnal lt.lWr capabilities tlf.t,naill.
ilit s.ifintll piai,l.srlin III II III, ,l,lis
nufp luun III hiAinsas, tHilltnl Il. hln
\ III md accounting llimnull responsible
H., lIn future III hIa .,,na mi luiIul,,plp,
illp nnlisnl,Innl hlnkIu, lilerilnn null
la,nlipr ~ III Win hl,l.a ,iese .irra
nnd,i elmh II nsli.iuels mural nlm
tllpnlllial t,,i /, a,,uInl ,ainulr #uuhiilR
Nlai auia.n ln may dpsllns viii, lila
llunlh i ir,yuNniNt M sl,ll,H N, Il,i.
nlAnAhlp niatler VI HlHlnltfnl /. Thriving
lHplili,isu Alnea li, l. ala,ni il climbing
through naIpN III lnlr,' ami illlll ii, r.arrl,
IL iln tlll,p llnl liz Hill ,,uldnllllnnia. IL
ulllnlu,H Hilnllt ~ il il,aisilinhInu unn !.
/, mnlliN, uhnslrull.a i4lluH enough
without my particular .lhi ur MIN IN
Wow Il t'hrlatinn nuntlrnnn Nhu iMy
ihArn llui l.a his III. " ull .nllll. III, MIL
lna fuinru W. Nhun ritliliit naiH III
nni ii. ,l,nr, III yuu think WI, ru,lld
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Nuunu ua ihni Will, i,ll Aul,
eonliln',, AZ fi,r ~ | ,,Al, Hsn wul,n,, nru
divided lnln tMn hilulA. ilu civilized
uiA lhr unrl.illM,li Ana tl,ai Wnnl.
civilization, u enlmhle " ,l',fel, tilsnl,.
inaa. and |, ink.n Ia i ,lutru ,liIl,r.
mt ru,ullllu,,a. l,A,. isn. tllils ilunily
lnwi. ftth, rim Int ~ NsW Gri,HHa
/luns,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05
POLITICAL polMN

The lAMprratS IL Wv@, Virginia have
,ntuuMlul MI, j, II lAeksu.a VI lNgk.rsU,,sn
ha t,nvtrnof,
rhr uhM uranhNck OAAs,s,tMn, IN
~u~slal, latt W.,k al tnlunhAa, Mat,nair IA
telln~saa sn,u ticket fM S,emlAsy ~ ssa,N
stsAtirs A. lAnyd, II hrMuea ta
NMlmMe h,,lae, Vi VI Y, l",rl.M Ill
ilsuwn .WWls vl.,k IT thu salnnN
Nu,, rha,lon noWsall, " tnlunlleun Mtms
l~s " tlr lkA.d ~ rnhle Walk AIMS.
Mulxtia, ~ knoA u,un.s rls#hlun.a Ehtlass
M.lssae, ilaI,.s krlluan VI lA,usa and L. 4,
t,sts., III MahaAilN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

The naiiuml ,lphi n, Iii rnund n,im.
hera, M INN, ,Nh, ,oN, ,hr lnirrral ~, lhla
sAsi ,lph, II about alM,,ni, Tim, pa'll
,uns " the dpih uiua illitly ,ena
lpNlHl NV hall lA,a III rns IA Interest
Alnna 4 mi, i,tNA.,u,Nl, tllr t'hllrstn will
IA ll,t enl IL tbs llitl, Auala llnsl thu
snn, Nj, u,l uirl.tlHA, hahlluu ,spt W III,
allipls lhns in,tei iiil, pa,, IN 'tnuilliun
IL p,s tin annual Interest iudtaaains
III k11u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

'i'Lpn ar ivo ral l,e ,,lauk. IN lhe
National tnluratirurntark unn,ruli,al
platform, nlni they arn W Anrh slrinp
,nnirsal in,lN wish, xaahy, lwasI,lllnH
ipa4l fot.,,oslinH alnlf tint arl,pala Vi
lhe National platforms VI ,lm 0,i,ur lar
.iaa ~ IL maAe them worthy ii h spvpiA
place hare, they rvAd thus i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

ss,l,m ,sAase has struck Il, llere IL
y hss h. says II. Il, 'he ssranlmek PATTY
a'rl l,rnsalls IN hls fugnssvrt with
'ht 'sr,.n'ssel rat',, ittneal'lr mus' "
- s.hnt lwin', u waA lsfneirle ilaat
lrn,fht this party 'nta rsisNnea, amt
rtiusllle wtil evtIi ~ TANKS uhtll every
tsfasAh fi Tits ,as' tsau'lnmr,ii + htir
rA,sMlassl With ,lrpalsnrk sentiments
fhyre mnss W. wsirhsnl and iswknis
tsve eastAn,ls niarlinn iln ,Mii, una
iis lAlr. lv@t ~i,nlsl,s ,talha~ vi,in
a,nl turn Il ,uiA Wting ,l,anhtis, Thia
lnnt MA la,iM II, usIsam The r,llnt
lava II i mtahss r,vsF, ntttl, " thtrr y
lftt lniI' ,1,~m enetnl, ~ tl,r 'srtas's II
lhp seMs III lala,r, THAI nInr,n shalt In
accomplished. ami her', nn ,le hrlile
4al IL Amptl,n, shnll lisr The heIlarsl
ani nnat rrws'ra'a l~'ollc tho Anl,
rsNf alnaN nlAnt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

finalal nnsl l,lHr rpiillin Will it In
t.uuisllp anal pe.Irei I'LL til Wt8ilr, vi
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written llenl li,t l,nn,frs II n,, ii nnli,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

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ani Wea, Virginia, ihas proaiinR ah
sa,vssi,sn IL hss stsnle, IL nniiilates
Tint HI. riw,nf~ ~ill stand sssa. rnl ".
inss any ,smisianM es,s1a ,hnt Nhts'h viii
Arrisa~ a shAs NlsaAtaups II. shtnh#
shv Nasre~k .sl.',ste lus In his asslnM
Il, that II ua,flsh H. Aass III ,isep.
lmrk v,se II ivinn rshts4si Ill snssps
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largely increased ~ slrAhe III eern
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Nrs.nlmvk ,ls,tsiisn ANIL nnstaS u IN,
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rullpn~ ,ss,lseI sush ,anulnst, ma mat
lsr ~ Nh,rh lsas', Il MS rrarilnstl.
Wraur claims Tia, hiSra,t, iHs,rn lt,so
latlnt anil a Mlt ct,sni, III, aia,lel Wins is
elected.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

tsp,usttlus uii,nlp thp IuaH'iHHpfA ~
il railroad rnr Ii nlnuitd lfnm tilliu w.
,al.., Il lad, III ieI lu,R ,lna ,lrinl mi
III thu IN ruu nilurhp, IL thp Nuisr
,mMlsr Hllp replied iua frm,,lair.i.,u
II, asserting il.nt III, al,lH'A lil~ N.fa
rlvanrr tllil thine ~ ,ln i'hniis,lsflip~.
mn mn, VIM ui,Itpiad H. re,.risd
llAi ho punil WHIP my ,lai nl,u e.n,li
lnuuiAe llvr ellainl'ioll, int uul,pIs vol.
unleeyed,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05
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llenV II tli illnHifnli,l, IL ilu, ,atal III
nsl la,a,, In Mny, iH7,. MI. ilurIul
Martin, iltrn lt,nliuaall,nali NM utiHiln.
t'niu rni,l,s. VII, registered il hitler
containing Naii ah. lAinH ihu nmolni ,,u'
lhn, tlnsurn,u,i ~ ller iastul an,sallh,
'l'lr lpttur MIA rlol.n w Nj &. t'nnlllf,
li.r n,ull pafrinr ~ thu riliiN tinm NV
raailp ~ kalpn,, nnl rnlplln. iNislnH
l,leniu,l guilty. NAA ant III AIluns ppul
icnllars. iIM itrlnlliee Department
acknowledge TIN int, lu,l Nh. Martin
II unlNil.al II all,l, " t's,pr.rH ~ 4
| alHplnl Mi a. uiltintflAs tho department
II, credit hur viii, llH kil, an because
slM ll,d directed Nh letter ~ llp Third
Assistant i',,allOnai.r tlpipIal !" NJ.
eiud ~ ilr "t'ruaanvrr ~ ihp Tni,rd
Alui.H,' liuipm tilu innllrr IL .lunu With
II viii ,u,Ai illu ll.snlnMrni ausufal huil
,lI.il ,lulluta IL current Tint aillnll luiNs
tuke, n nfl,in Iut,lH'nA il1n llu Hlni.
lnn ~ Il rrlief l,lif nni nl1rl coat NV
murn Than il,n niDsHll,t elail.nsl llf.sts
,rn I'Mtu H.u,l,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

NuNtls es'nvlaln sel.a,ls tu,Mli.s hNsu ham II,
usissd ifnn twenty hia,e. Aul thr4 lsuiia
slt4. Klnl llu approximate ns.lta ar ~ TIL
l1Ms
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05
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Ans sr~ .AfA a,a,rsN ~,s~
Al trttlwssakr VI - ,ttM ,A.s,N.s~l


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rass thst thasasa Asta, + A,ush kaaia, nea,
saNaiahhn Nss s4mp~has h*a disastrous shan
" ftst nl~Ns.a m ntilse nsisais nrs M
b ,he sksv< thas Ihnfnss Insv ~as Ia.e M.u
m snssn&wsttsNna s,affrss 4 hass lnss sM a,
tss's,l rttHt. ena las,t asisie~ amnatsvt
III rrA4sAt With large ,~isstua "a his ,snp
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hess~ess ~ esli ~ Nj. ,rnsr- III snu,N !
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w,st,nhsl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

llirp ,l,l il leN llHnftA alnNlnn Inv
llu inl.r, II ,l lllp han,lei .lel,l III thu
tfnlt,l StalAn ri,l,H tipl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-05

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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-06
National Thanksgiving Day.

THE following proclamation has been
issued by Presidedt Hayes.
At no period in their history, since the
United States became nation, has this
people had so abundant and SO universal
reasons for joy and gratitude at the ia
vOr of Almighty God, or been subject to
so profound an obligation to give thanks
for His loving kindness, and humbly to
implOre, His continued care and pro-
lection. Health, wealth and prosperity
throughout all our borders; peace, honor
and friendship with all the world; firm
and faithful adherence by the great body
of our population to the principles of
liberty and justice, which have made
our greatness as nation, and to the
wise institutions and strong fame of
! government and society which will per-
petuate it. For all these let the thanks
of a happy and united people, as with
one voice, ascend in devOut homage to
the Giver of all good.
therefore recommend that on Thurs
day, the twenty-fifth day of November
next, the people meet in their respec-
tive places of worship to make the ac-
acknowledgement to Almighty God for His
bOunties and His protection, and to offer
prayer for their continuance.
In witness whereof have hereto set
my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this
first day O. November, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty, and of the independence of the
United States the one hundred and fifth.
r. B. HAYES.
By the President:
VIM. NJ. EvARTs, Secretary of State.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-06
STATE NEWS.

Two hundred .emigrants passed
through Detroit Tuesday morning, west
ward bound.
The Detroit letter carriers delivered
457, 106 letters during October, and col
lected 202,715. Other mail matter was
handled in proportion.
Over 100 university students went to
New York to vote, and such was the COM
petition i'm the matter of selling them
tickets that the boys got to Buffalo and
back for less than So.
The Evening News says: The compe-
titiOn Of the telegraph companies at Mt.
Clemens has brought telegraphy down
to rates that makes the postal system
seem an eXOrbitant swindle.
The winter fishing at Ludingt0n is
just beginning. Whitefish are sold by
the fishermen at four cents per pound,
and next month they hope to get five and
six cents. The catch is good.
Isaac Tower of Oakfield on saturday
went into an old we'll to put in concrete
curbing. When at the depth of 20 feet
the well cayed in on him. His body,
with life extinct, was recovered with
difficulty after 25 hours, the sides of the
wall frequently falling in.
AlOnzO Washbbrn, a Caro- druggist
recently died in New York hospital from
the effects of the amputation of one Of
his arms. He was an old resident and
one of the most prosperous and enter
prising business men in Caro-. His wife
died four years ago, and he leaves two
young childred well provided for.
The Lake Shore railroad company
wanted $4,000 of the Butler railroad
company for the privilege of crossing the
Lake Shore track at Adrian, and $4,000
for crossing at Chase. The commits
siOners award $175 for the former and
$125 for the latter. The price of cross
ings seems to have suddenly deteriorated
i'm Lenawee county.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-06

, The Sault canal closes, for tie season
one week from tomorrow.
Considerable money changed hand
upon the result of the election in thi
county.
Married Nov. I'd, 1880 at the residenc
of Mr.. Postal in Cheboygan, by Rev. "
w. CAMPBELL, Mr.. Robert Mckenzie ant
Miss Mary ]. Campbell, both of Cheboy
gan.
Mrs. C. w. Farr had her room brilliant
ly Illuminated Wednesday night il
honor of the grand Republican victory
The windows were dressed in red, whit,
and blue, and the effect was pleasing.
VIM. Hess has the frame up of his new
boiler shop and it is being enclosed. -Tht
building is 34x40 feet and Is feet il
height to the caves. This will afford
him plenty of room, and the location is
an excellent one.
Cheboygan comfy, for the National
tickets pOlled 1916 votes, an increase OF
52j over the vote for Congressman in
1878. The Greenback vote for HOyt fol
Congress i'm 1873 was 1877. Tuesday, fo1
the National ticket they pOlled SO, just
about One-half.
Rev. j. L. Maile will preach at the
Congregational church tomorrow morn
ing and evening at the usual hours.
We have no doubt our citizens will be
glad of an opportunity to hear him once
more. Let there be good turn out on
both occasions.
Austin & Merrill have removed their
restaurant to the room in Farrells block,
Main Street, formerly occupied by G. P.
Langdon. If you want a'good square
meal or first class dish of oysters call
on them. You will find them at home and
ready to wait upon you.
Alcule Cardinell, the well known plas-
terer and mason, was found dead in his
room this morning. The first of the
week he was working out doors, building
a chimney, and caught cold, and was
feeling quite bad for several days, but
yesterday and last evening was feeling
much better. He retired at his usual
hour and this morning was found a
corpse. Mr.. Cardinell was one of our best
knOwn'citizens, honest, industrious and
well thought of by all and had resided here
about fifteen years. He was about forty
eight years of age. A post mOrtem will,
probably, be held to ascertain the cause
Of his death.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-06
NIarquette's Boom.
of the Evening News.

Correspondence of the Evening News.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. 29.-There are
now twenty-five miles of rail laid on the
Marquette & Mackinaw railroad, and ten
more will be down and ballasted by
Christmas, A large tresslewOrk has just
been completed at the end of the first 20
miles, which retarded track laying
somewhat, but the difficulty has been
overcome, and all goes bravely on. The
most important move on the part of the
company, so far as Marquette is partic-
ularly concerned, is the purchase from
the Champion Iron company of 40 acres
of land in this city, fronting on the bay
shore. This will give the company ample
room for depOts, shops, round house, etc,
and also sufficient water front for ore
and merchandise piers should it conclude
to extend its line westward to the mines
with view of competing for the rapid
ly growing traffic of the iron region. 1t
has been decided to commence the erec-
tiOn at once the building of a four-stall
round house and freight depot, the latter
to be located near Jackson street, just
north of the Horlow dock. Work has
already been commenced on the hill,
west of the track, which is being leveled
down, the rock and earth taken there
from being utilized in filling in the
crib work, all old buildings erected by
the Marquette manufacturing company
will be utilized at once as carpenter
and blacksmith shop. The round house
will be brick structure, resting on a
stone foundation, and the freight depot
a neat frame building. The location of
nnn n% hoo anfh N
upon, but the two companies will prob
ably unite in building a union depot,
either at the foot of Main or Washing
ton streets.
The prospects for Marquette becoming
large city were never more fattering
than at the present time.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-06
Effect of Fright on Hair.

The Gazette de Hospitaux gave an ac.
count, lately, of singular case of com
plete alopecia. A girl. age II, who had
always enjoyed good health, had one day,
narrow escape from being crushed by
a floor giving way beneath her. She
was very much frightened, and the same
night began to complain of headache
and chills; the next morning she felt
restless, and had an itching of the scalp;
during the few following days she stead
lily improved, with the exception of the
itching. One day, in cOmbing her hair,
she noticed that it came out in great
quantities; three days later she was per-
fectly bald. Her general health was
good, but her head continued bald, and
was still SO when seen two years later
by the reporter. ft7if Aa