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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Earth for plants must have these quail
ties at least: 1t must he porous, II must he
rich IN organic matter, aud IL must be- free
from all worms and insects. A very good
soil can be prepared 10y mixing one part Of
woods earth-the decompOsed leaves found
about the ragged stumps Of trees-Oue part
sand, two parts loan, and one part Of very
well rotted stable compost. Ii YOU lIte IN
the city, take your first honday, Lny a
ticket fifteen miles into the country, pack
your picnic basket, and make the gather
ing of the woods earth holiday Tor your
self and your children. II you haven't
any children. borrow some uf your neigh.
hors; never go for day into the woods
without taking "A child or two along. They
have such fun, They have such a keen
sense for finding things. Now for sand :;
such as the builders use VIII do admIra-
bly,. Wherever there is house going up
or plastering being done this can be ob-
tanned. The well rotted compost can be
obtained easily enough from any stable, or
q substitute may be found in the sweepings
of the streets. The loan cah be had from
any back yard. Mix these ingredients
we'll together, first baking or scaldipg the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
THE SUN.

More people have read THR SUN during the year
printed No other newspaper published on this side
Of the earth has been bought and read in any year by
We arc crcably informed tina, people buy, read and
like THE SUN for the following reasons, among others
Because its columns present III attractive form
and with the greatest possible accuracy whatever has
interest for humankind the events. the deeds ana
folly, the solid sense the improving nonscnseal the
news OF the busiest world at present revolving III
Because people have learned that in its remarks
concerning persons and affairs THE sun makes
it's ability three hundred and sixty FIVE days In the
year. before election well as after about the Wha,es
as plainly and fearlessly when supported by gen.
erai approval. THE sun has absolutely no purpose to
serve the information of its readers and the ur'
Because it is everybodys newspaper No man is SO
humble that THE SUN Is indifferent TO his welfare
and his rights No manis rich that 1t can allow IN,
justice to be done him. No man, no association of
application OF its principles Of right and wrong.
because in politics it has fought for dozen Years Years
among newspapers the fight that has resulted IN the
recent overwhelming popular verdict against kone
party is in power, THE Sun stands and will continue
TO stand like rock for the interests OF the people
nIonopolists and the dishonest schemes oil puoic
robbers. ,y -, ~
friends One man holds that THE SUN is the best rel.
aious newspaper ever published because its Christian
tie best Republican newspaper printed, because 1t has
already whipped half the rascals out OF that party,
and is proceeding against the other half with undimin-
ished veor. A third believes it to be the best maga,
zine of general literature in existence, because It's
readers miss nothing worthy of notice that IS current
in the world of thought. So every friend OF THE sun
discovers one Of its many sides That appeals with par
tcular force to his individual liking
If you already know THE SUN, you viii observe thar
in 1853 1t is little hetter than before If you do
not alrerdy know THE SUN, you Will find u TO be a
mirror of all human activity storehOuse OF the choc-
EFT products of common sense and imagination.
nainstay for the of honest government sentl'
mel for genuine Jefersonan Democracy. scourge for
wickedness of every species and an unconmony guod
investment for the coming year
Terms to Mail Subscribers.
The several editions OF THE Sun are sent by mail.
postpaid, as follows: .,
bAILY-55 cents month. $3.50 year; with sunday
edition $40.
sUNDAY-Eght pages, 81. 20 year
wEEKLY-$la year, Eight pages of the best matter
of the daily issues an Agricultural Department OF
unequaed merit: marker reports. and literary, SCI.
entiAc and domestic intelligence make THE WEEKLY
SUN the newspaper for the farmers household. 10
clubs of ten with $40 an extra copy free.
Address !. W. ENGLAND Publisher,
The Sun. \. Y. City
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
Odd Answers.

"Did you read the little book through
that gave youP" a lady asked a little
child.
"Yes, ma am" was the answer.
swell, how did the story endp" con-
tinued the lady.
"Oh, it ended-it ended" answered
the child, carelessly, "with-with tho
conclusion
A little four-year-old frequently went
to the meadow with her father when he
showed visitors his superior cattle, Of
which he was proud. One day. she
wished to show u visitor her chickens,
of which she, too, was proud. While
they were standing by the coop she
said,-
IL wish | had more of them, cause
they are so very booful. But I've only
got five head of hens. You can count
them for yourself"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
Tho Remarkable Statement of u Paw Paw
Physician.

Physician.
DR.. l.. G.. Woodman, OF Paw Paw, Mich,
contributes the following: have slngu-
lar phenomenon in the shape of a young
man living here that have studied with
much interest, and am satisfied that his
peculiar power demonstrates that electrici-
ty is the nerve force beyond dispute. His
name is William Underwood, aged 81
years and his gilt Is that of generating
fire through the medium Of his breath, as.
sisted by manipulations with his hands.
He will take anybody's handkerchief and
hold it to his mouth, rub it vigorously
with his hands while breathing on it, and
Immediately II bursts into flame and burns
until consumed. He will strip and rinse
out his mouth thoroughly, wash his hands,
and submit to the most rigid examination
to preclude the possibility of any humbug,
and then by his breath blown upon any
paper or cloth and envelop 1t in flame. He
will, when out gunning aud without
matches, desirous Of fire, lie down after
collecting dry leaves, and by breathing on
them, start the fire, and then cOolly take
of his wet stockings and dry them. 1t is
impossible to persuade him to do 1t more
than twice day, and the effort is attend
ant with the most extreme exhaustion. lie
will sink into chair after doing it, and on
one occasion, after setting newspaper on
fire as narrated, placed my hand on his
head, anu discovered his scalp to be vlo-
lently twltchlng, as if under intense excite
ment He will do it at any time, no mat
ter where he is, under any circumstances,
and have repeatedly known OF his sitting
back from the dinner table, taking n swal-
low of water, and by blowing on his nap
kin at once set il on fire. He is ignorant,
and says that he first discovered his
strange power by inhaling and exhaling
on perfumed handkerchief, that sudden
" burned while IN his hands. II Is GER
tainly no humbug, but what is it?-Nach-
igan Medical Ncws.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY DECEMBER 49, 1882

woods earth to kill grubs or worms that
may be IN it. Put the earth into the Gel
lar; give it q good sprinkling. This com.
pletes the work of admixture by bringing
the particles into closer contact. You
have now your treasury OF earth, to be
drawn upon as circumstances may require
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
PTMPI, ES.

will mail (free) the recipe for simple Negets-
BILE Balm that will remove Tan, E'recl<le
Pimplee and Blotches, leaving the skin son,
clear and beautiful: also instructions for producing
luxuriant growth Of hair bald head smooth fAce
address, inclosing CT stamp. Ben Nandelf ~
Co. u Barclay ST.. Nj
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

A New York girl has made $4,000
by an oil transaction. A can of it blew
her rich aunt To kingdom come.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
LARGEST Stock Of Books

Ever displayed in La Sale county, which VIII DC son
at from SO per cent lass ihan rSsuahr und IN
b,MsS Morocco ana Tree Calf-Books OF Travel. FIG
and VERY full stock 81 M
sa the 5c nrimer 10 the finest colored illustrations
Also Birthday Books Of the poets ad aHh bSTs
the largest line ever displayed in Ottawa, and the
pricea are very low,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16

Of the 100000 known species d
plants, Nj. de Candolle finds that man
kind makes use of. only about 300 ut
most.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
HOLIDAYS
g'!'u.a ( G''i'n'',
West of the New Court House.

We have lust received the largest stock OF New
oods table for the Holiday Trade ever brought 10
ottawa They have been selected with great care rom
the Manufacturers and importers and VIII DC 500
bought elsewhere. The stock consists In part OF the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
DOLLS! DOLLS!

We have a large stock. which we will sell at very
low prices. +, 49,
N advertisement but request all TO give call. as
we nave the finest stock of goods which sell at the
lowest prices. Be sure and give us a call.
f,Ily
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
PICTURE FRAMES.

In this line VIC carry very large stock. consisting
of Velvet Gold and OXydized, in the various sizes
W also have large stock of MOudings, and MAKE
Frames OF any size on short notice
We have fine line of Engravings, .Etchngs. hrte
types Oeographs. &C. Mt all prices. from the cheap
est LithOgraph TO the finest Artists Proof Etching
Artists Materials, good stock constantly on hanu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
HAPEMAN & GRAHAM.
One Dollar! One Year!
The WEEKLY PLAIN DEALER,

Cleveland o. 800 for years subscription a lead
ing Democratic journal and valuable Family Newspa,
per- Send a dollar for the best paper in the West
for the price PLAIN DEALER PUBLISHING Co..
Cleveland. Ohio. Sample copy free.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-16
BISOUE STATUARY,

That is now so popular, we have good stock beau
tifu stock of Glass Vases Toilet Sets Ink Stands &c
Ware These goods are very fnc and in great variety
uf new dcsiQne.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20

AIa Anosallon n Inilas, rasrs.

ms Institution Ia one N lha ifnpofiant
nxlupsof ouf state and country, and oilers
ihe simplest and most complete system "
my association known. The directors and
inc1rpOfhiofg orc among Tue best pti.
2rns of Dallas rad all ~ 0bliRa.
lions nre being promptly met.
The association Is pushing its WORK
into all tic states n1d nov has It's odyor.
ti,amonts before tho public In most oil Of
tho Leading papers ol the country. Any
unmarried white person, Of good character,
or child Of any age can hold from one to
five "shares," each OF which draws lilty
cents per day from application I'll marriages.
and If not married in 1000 days, each
"share" entities the holder to lifty cents
per day (Which H. 81 900, the same as If
married at that time One can
marry at any time These amounts
are paid at the time Of the marriage,
or at the expiration of 1000 days, By an as
sessment on the whole number of shares
out. No assessment is greater than 81 on
number OF marriages. Ten per cent. OF
assessments Is reserved in sinking fund
for the benefit of members, 10 per cent.
goes to the expenses of the association, and
so per cent. goes Immediately to the pay
ment of marriages No dues are required,
and no assessment is asked in advance.
Good, intelligent agents wanted every
where, and liberal inducements offered.
For plan and information call at or adj
dress the office of the association,
No. LIE GRAND BUILDING,
Austin Street, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20
Ruthven Cornpnsudery.

AS all the readers of the HERALD doubt
less know the Grand Commandery Q
Knights Templar o. he state oc Texa,
attendance Is large delesation from
Ruthven commandery No. 9, o.
Houston, This commandery has
its headquarters in Parlor A,
at the Grand Windsor hotel, and elegant
apartments they are, too, and most mag,
Efficiently furnished and decorated.
On the transom in ornate lettering ap-
pears the legend Headquarters Ruthven
Commandery No. g of Houston" Enter
ing the apartment you see on the north
a s:de-board, splendid piece of furniture,
all laden with wines, liquors, handsome cut
glass goblets and cigars, and garnished
with tropical fruits and flowers oil
all hues, in festoons and clusters. On the
mirror of the sideboard appears another
legend, most artistically rendered: "Wel.
come 10 Ruthven Commandery." In front
Of the sideboar,l is table bearing silver
salvers, ar-bowls, epergnes, flower vases
| etc, and thanking il on either side are tive
lunch tables, groaning beneath the weight
of rich viands that cover them. All about
the walls OF the rooms are hung the ban
uers, bannarets and Guidons of the order
bearing their inscriptions OF I'm hoe signo
vinces"-in this sign (the cross) We con-
| QneI " Rex Regum, DOminus Dotnlnorum1
King Of Kings, Lord of Lords "Magna
est veritas ct pgeveiabit the truth is grea
and will prevail. The decorations OF the
rooms are exceedingly handsome, and the
headquarters, Jas whole ,canno. be surpassed
in elegance and beauty. Messrs. W. ii
Coyle, W. T. Hardenbrook, G. a. Gibbons
and .. w, May, assisted by the Ganymede
of the party, George Hooper devoted iheil
attention to the adornment OF the rooms
and il Is TO their taste and 10 their energy
that they owe their beauty.
The following are the member
of Ruthveu commandery present
Robert Brewster, Grand Re
corder W. II. Coyle, Generalislmo
Ruthven Commandery; a. l.. Steele Cap
tain General j. C. Kidd, Senior Warden
w. II, Hardenbrook Junior Warden A
I W. May, Warder G. A. Gibbons L. Cot
| Ter, r. L. Lubbock, Past Eminent Com
mander and S. Conrad. Grand Tyler. Th,
headquarters are well stocked with superl
chsnipagnes of Ruthyen brand, splendid
! liquors and the very fnest cigars
! The rnmmandprv has wslcorne for ~
its friends, and its hospitality is unbounded
Mrs. w. c. Conner yesterday supplied thu
headquarters with some magnificent bou
quets, which adds, IN great degree, to Thu
adornment Of the rooms.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20
More Morphine.

Dallas ought to take the palm as the
town for morphine suicides. Notwith-
standing the numerous cases which have
occurred here, another one was discovered
Yesterday. Down on the Wichita road
lives a colored woman named Amanda
Robinson. Amanda came to the conclusion
that life was not worth living for, and i'm.
opium or morphine and took the same.
She would probably have climbed the golden
stairs had not a physician been called. A
stomach pump was put into operation, and
the woman was finally brought to. Just
what the trouble was or the reason for
desiring to Ego hence" it was impossible
last evening to find out. though it was con-
iectured there was imam in the case"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue Of authority vested In
u me By a certain deed ia trust executed
February 9th. 1877, BY On. r. Clint converting
the hereinafter described real estate 20 q. N.
1ldn6ge. ~ trustee. " secure the payment Of
four certain promlssory Dotes executed Februa-
~ 2lth ls77,. By said On. p. Clint payable 10
order Of W. l. Michel a. follows: One note
Tor 800 0o payable March LIST 1g7e one note for
sos %. payable March lst 1sso one note for
e1Ol %, payable March LIST 1s8l: one note for
2Ol7 O0 payable March lst 1892 each bearing
~ per cent per ennum interest and all said
notes being due and unpaid. except The sum Of
tsss O., credited November bth. 1871.
l. Ben y Jones Sheriff Of Dallas county, Tex,
alternate trustee In said deed In trust %. n.
Aldidge having refused - act viii sell ~ the
request Of Gefzandaner a Ferris. the Ownersand
holder Of said notes. on the second day fbeing
the frst Tuesday, Of May. 1854 II The Court
House door, in Dallas City. 70 The hifhest bldder
for cash, the following described property, %
wit. All That cert.in farm parcel OF lot 81 land
about eight miles south q city Of Dallas being .
part u the Levi Dixon league. and more rartlc-
ularly described e. follows. Beginning 81 the en-
IRENE southwest csruer II my whole trnft q
STAKE IN The north line Of Gan0 field a. n vas In
ls75. theure ensfuardlF 14il Tnras 70 r siske,
thence northunrdly loe5 Teras % q sake. thence
uesfuar1ly So varas . stake themes nurth-
wardly 3 varas - sake. the1ce wesfrardly
~ rnrns n q stake. fhrnce sun n
east jas rarns - the place q beriruliuz con
tririnf r--k nrr-s 81 lard
FO- further details. reference Il rnate - ne
snid sred ~ trust duly recorded In Dallas cum
y records = Dds tl1lds. etc-. vu.ure "a ragss
sals rll male proper rIfle 20 ne rurchaser
bEN- =. IOEEs.
sha-it ~ Dallas Co
mINtwL AItrrr1fe Irrrtra.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20
Sir Knights.

The following Communicates are already
represented by full delegations, having ar
rived last evening: "Ruthven," of Hous-
ton: "lndivsible Friends" Sherman;
Paris" Paris; Bertrand du Guesclin,"
Corsicana; palestine" Palestine; Gray"
Marshall. Delegates from the following
com manderies are expected to arrive this
morning: "Ivanhoe," Bryan; Waco, -
Waco; Colorado" Austin; San Antonio"
San Antonio; "Cleburne," Clsburne, "San
Feline de Austin" Galveston; Brennan, "
BRENNAN; Gonzales" Gonzales.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20
.Imyrev.ment Has Been Wonderful. u

A gentleman makes the following report
of his wifes case: Mrs. J-'s nprove-
ment has been wonderful since she com
menced taking the Oxygen Treatment: Her
digestion and appetite are good, and her
strength very much restored; SO .inucf1 50
that she has for the past month been going
down tlight~ef steps to the dining.room
to her lef meals, and she seemed revitaliz-
ed and brighter and more cheerful than |
have seen herafor years. Our treatise on
Compound Oxygen, containing largereports
of cases and full inform alton, sent free.
Doctors Starkey and Pai6p, 100 and I'LL
Girard $ treet. Philadel Pa.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20
n wand No, work

The case Of the state Of Texas vs.. NJ. NJ
Dreyfus, charged with forgery, was calles
in the district court yesterday morning
aud both sides announcing ready for trial
il proceeded. There were several witnesses
examined, and there seemed n be a desir,
upon the part Of the counsel Tor the de
Tense to have their client escape by The
crazy dodge. The prisoner had. on = pre-
vious trial In another case, been given
two years for forgery, and the
Jury In this case gave him four
years. The jury was unanimous In the
opinion that the prisoner was a. sane a. a
man could well be and that he bad al least
the verdict was given the prisoner stated 10
several Of his friends that be was not insane
and that he would never believe Il. He
was committed 70 jail 10 await the guard
from the penitenaary.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20

d.. LAnsoS, the American physician,
convicted Of poisoning his brother-in-law in
4, England with aconite, has been granted n
further reprieve, probably in difference TO
representations Of the American minister.
While granting this extra extension the
acme sec etary Is careful TO caution the
prisoner against INDUCING In the pleas
ures OF hope" The English government,
IN the premises, iseEtided 10 the respect II
tie entire American people for its defer
encc TO the request Of our authorities.
-bether LAnrsos be innocent or guilty.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20

State ". Tinsley Lacy, then Of wine;
found guilty and his punishment fired Al
six months Imprisonment.
State ". Rouk Gray, charged with
maliciously pulling down q fence; found
not guilty.
H. Dicksnson, charged with then Of ar
are nolle prosq uied.
STATE ". John Brewer, for assault; ep.
peal Withdrawn.
State ". John Harris, charged with the
then q cigars. found not guilty
state ~ Tetns ". Paul Giuckson. CHARGED
With selling liqa0r on Sunday; nols pros
cuied.
state. ". d. ". Neadan. CHARGED with
threatening - take life. dismissed
There are IS cases on the docket.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20

Christopher Tillmont threatened to shoe
bis father unless he gave him house an'
lot, and the boy bought o revolver an'
began practicing on target. The old gen
tleman caused his sons arrest % hi7 home
in EaElewood yesterday, and the cas-
came before Justice Thomas. Christophe
said he would eventually carry out. ms
threat, and his father compromised bl
granting him house and lot. The boy !
about 20 be married. -fCEicago News,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20

AIoss with the revision Of the tariff il
recognized the peccssity for changing tie
raten. laws which are said 20 BE- In a 'hiser-
a5iy confused condition. The fact =, a. Il
strikes rs, il would not be smiss 70 over
haul the entire range of federal statutes.
Prom the multiniicty Of national and
safe laws tie most difficult question
always 10 be determined is just what the
law i. The average Legislator, though,
proceeds 10 add to the bulky volume daily
81 introducing q score Of new bills and 4 Is
= matter Of inpossibIlity 70 ZEE where tbs
rumber Of statutes viii close.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20

OF sunday ihs 9Th last. there died in
1hs city OF New Orleans, CArIAIE JAzE
sr1yn1rR- 81 TIE ags of7e years. He had
hen living IN Tie Crescent City forty years.
buf Ii name and fame are indissoinbiy
Ibid With the early history Of Texas A
r-infer ~ t-s8e. coming from haryland.
- toIDed IN The struEEis for Texan ints-
4e1dencs. ard hsf The proud fyrrunst 70 Be-
Gene the c.ptor u Sara Arsa the
lsr afer fhs baftls o. San Jacinto.
nfrr ~ had seen Texas yin her
Inferen6snos be vent 70 Esv Orleans,
-hs-s he has reside ever since. and where
z...h h.s jnst removed him from poverty
- he Infrui.ies a rge- Ihs memory
sfIGxrs sfIrrz1Es shonldro. 70 o-gotten
&1E 1scz-s o..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20
District Court

The district court continues to grind
away slowly, Ike unto the mills Of the
gods. NJ. N. Dreyfus, charged with tinker
ing with the name o. anOtner man. IN Or
der 20 raise cash, was given four years By
the jury.
rape, Wa acquitted.
&. y. McNeal, charged With the then o. a
horse, was acquitted.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20

A moe viilaiaous attempt wrs made
yeaerday At Duncan sisfion - Vrs.k tbe
incoming passenger train on the Chicago
Terar A Merriam Central railroad 7 i.e
.~irrl, Lad beer l.if open and Dot q fies
80 hrrn rlaaed on &c Ir1ck viii the IN
frrfion I'll Erectiur TIE train. Jet d lalied
~ rfer.t q wreck. ~ vas desired ~ fLe
e-il-dorrr. TIE tine situation 81 alalrf
80 discovered b. the enrinetr in god
firre. or else there would have teen IN AL
fl-ohrbility q serious wreck
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20

4 PouGnKEEPsrE New York, dispatch
tells OF a beautiful aurora borealis that illu-
minated the heavens of that latitude Sat-
urday night. Sabbath evening the dem
liens of Dallas were treated TO similar ex-
aibition, though on a smaller scale. 1t
may be confidently asserted that this is
Aurora's last appearance for the season.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20

Tus central organization of the Trades
Union met Sunday, and formulated apIat-
form. There was nothing particularly bril-
liant evolved in their deliberations and
Indications are that the "irrepressible" con
Hict between labor and capital must be
fought on a familiar field.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-20

THE Houston Post comes to time in an
editorial brevity and Acknowledges that
our FRANK JACKSON April-lool 'fake" took
diem in. We hope our esteemed friend
viii get away with US next year-if they
Gan beat our "faker."