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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-02-28

Good Over Coat e6, ,OO at the one-price
Mammoth Clothing House, Chase,
Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-02-28

The No. 2 Fed for. 100 dollar per
hundred lbs at The Baldwin city Mills
takes the lead.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-02-28

Large assortmsnt of Boys Suits at
Low figures st Mammoth Czoihing
j'owsc, Chase, Aich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-02-28

Canned Goods! cheap and good!
We are selling Sugan way down to
Rock Bottom Prices.
FOeTER, BLACKMAN a. Co.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-02-28

Orders left ut CampbelFs Drug Store
Tor Baldwin City Mills will bs prompt
ly attended to.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-02-28

SAuERCRoUT-Soms of the very Best
at the Meat Market.
A. G. 0oEHRrNp.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-02-28

Great Crash In Clothing at the Nam
moth Clothing House, Chase.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-02-28

The Chase Improvement Association
! b not dead yet
c. HI. Chick, of Grand Rapids, was
In town, yesterday.
Ex-6acriff Oviatt, of Chase, was in
Baldwin, Tuesday night.
The schools were caosed, last Fri
dsy-"Washington's Birthday
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WANrED.-. Million Shaved Shin
xies. %
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-02-28

Ue-morrOw h the Inst day Of Winter.
Rev. John Morley, Of Chase. was In
town, last week.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-02-28
Frank e. Withsy,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
bald win, Mich.
DR.. w. b. Mott,
BALDWIN. MICH.
Once IN Motifs Drug Store, Mich. Ave.


TO SyBSCRZBER&--A~ X drawn
0svoss S0hSs Sten, ~ tefore t&c addrcss
sn aeuEpsv, sOifA pea a fsso1 signi fes
fkatJssr sssbscyiptSsa h0s eEPtrsd, and
<Aut1 rsscsC0li - res2,ccyskly collected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-07
FOR SALE.

T have in stock large lot.of Proctor d
CANDLES Oliene, Erery Day and Tory
Soaps, received direct from the manufac-
turers, at Cincinnati, which can sell to
the Trade Of Annapolis at BdltimOre City
Job6er's prices Also Starch, Rumford' s
Yeast Powders, Dukehart's Snuffs, &c,
&C., which can sell to the trade also as
cheap as they can buy them in Baltimore
thereby saving the freight and other ex-
penses. JOS. S. M. BASIL,
jy 1O-3m Market Space.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-07


The NAVAL ACADEMY FARM -
The Board Of Visitors Of the Naval
Academy recommend 10 their annual
report that the farm, including the
hospital building now going to decay,
should be kept intact, and that neith-
er Of them should be sold We are
not aware that any special reason has
been given why the Government
should hold on to this farm and hos
pital, for neither of which they have
any use, nor Lave not had for many
years The farm il simply wild
waste of uncared-for ground worked
only in spots by employees, as we
learn, for their own benefit or those
of some officer Of the Academy. It
adjoins our city boundary, and occu-
pies half mile of desirable water
front on the Severn river, blocking up
our enlargement III direction in
which the city must grow, if it grows
ct all; and we are convinced that the
day il not distant when the spirit of
enterprise will reach as and demand
large expansion Of our territory.
In justice to Annapolis, which has
furnished the General Government at
q mere nominal cost the most desir-
able site the government could have
for its Naval Academy, Congress
ought to do something with this farm.
It is useless, blot, a stumbling block
to the Capital of the State. The
Government ought not ID hold useless
and unused lands in thickly popula-
ted community. They should sell
what they do not need; or, holding
on, they should improve their posses
sions by converting the unsightly
farm into a beautiful park, laid off
with walks and drives, and made in
viting with rows of trees and delight
ful groves. A few thousand dollars
expended IL this WY, under the pres
ent able Superintendent. Capt. Ram
say, would aIIay the irritation its pre-
sents unsightly appearance gives to
our citizens and be Of vast benefit to
the Naval Academy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-07


THE suggestion Of Mr. Eaton to
change the system Of admission of
cadets to the Naval Academy to COM
petitive examination, recalls the fact
that up to 1881, and for number of
yearsprevious, theengineer corps ofthe
navy was recruited by candidates adj
mitted after competitive examinations.
When the navy was reduced, this
branch Of admission was entirely cut
Of. During its existence It placed
some very bright. and capabIe youths,
in the navy, but most Of them came
from contiguous and easily accessible
States Of the Union to the Naval
Academy. The near and far west
were almost entirely unrepresented
ii candidates. Tho chances Of ad-
mission were SO small the expenses
50 great, and the precise nature Of the
examinations 50 much better under
stood east than west, 10 doubt con-
trived to limit the applicants to the
contiguous sections Of country.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-07
Entabi1sAea. 1852.
COAL. COAL. COAL.

Read Carsfully and Note ne FolloWing
Now is the time 10 buy your coal. and
before doing 50 call on
JOSEPH 3. N. BASIL.
and get my prices. / have large stock
on hand, purchased before the recent al
vance in prices, and which can and viii
sell as cheap, if not cheaper, than any
other dealer. NJ facilities for receiving
and handling coal are nnequaled, and be-
sides this think have the best coal IN
the City, and why
First, because purchase Il from one
company, year after year, who mine but
the one kind, consequently always have
the LEE COAL, which is a vein OF the
old Baltimore Company Coal.
Second, my coal is sent TO me in steam
barges, direct from the mines, thereby
saving one or two landings of Il which
causes 1t to break up and form dust
My Lykens Valley Coal for cooking
purposes is the genuine article. This be-
ing very superior coal it always sells
high, and there are many c0unterJeSfs or
q, but parties wanting it can depend upon
getting the
GenuHne Lykena valley Coal
if they will order it from me.
All kinds Of wood, either in the stick or
prepared to order at my Steam Mill.
Clean Coal,
FnH Weight.
Prompt DeEiUery,
and prices as low always as fuel can be
furnished.
JOS. S. M. BASIL,
jy1O-Sm Foot of Church Street.
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Democratic Mass-Meeting
BARBECUE,
At Oh stenfield,
Thursday, Oct, 10th, 1884.

There will be grand gathering Of the
Democrats Of Anne Arundel County, and
all citizens interested in good government,
at Chesterfield, Second Election District,
on Thursday, October 10th, 1884, on which
occasion there will be Banner Raising
under the auspices of the Chesterfield
Cleveland, Hendricks and Compton club,
at IL O. clock a. m, A Barbecue and Din
ner will be served at ~ m.
Speaking by Hon. Barnes Compton and
other distinguished speakers will take
place at / o'clock, II. NJ
All the Democratic clubs of the county
and others are invited,
Como Ome9 Come al
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-07

Read Carsfully and Note ne Folloring
Now is the time TO buy your coal. and
before doing so call on
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-07
~ ne payment Of from SIR b No.
day, you can 6ug a Slooo - a., ,sa'' ~
payable III 10 years ''"A
THE PROVIOENT LIFE ASSOCIATIVE
CAPT. ]. MINsoN, General Aeon,
06Ice, Cor Calcert and Famtt, g..
baltimore, Nd. '"''a

WHE PROVIDENT LIFE ASsoc,
Il TON insures on the ordins,v "a
and Life Maturity Plans endo!!r aAs
policies mature in ten years. 0"'''1
The only Mutual Companv i,
United States with an Endowmcr, p u'
founded on correct Insurance n,inci.a ~
Plan copyrighted. P0'
Persons insured in this comnanv -.
not die to win" Insurance acccn,.a a'N
ages from 10 to 65 years. Only n r,ts y
sound risks are accepted. The nesaS.
advantages afforded to the insnrred ds' ~
to be gained by agents working q, y, n.
company, can only be known by \ ea,.s.s
study of the Associations plan CIrrnl..
Send for one. The fact that This V Sas
pany is doing larger business than 's y.
other company in the United States / !.
evidence of its superior plans and methoa.
Of Insurance. 'S'''A
Policies mature in ten years from Al.
OF issue, or at death, ii prior. Claim,
paid in full at maturity.
Reliable and energetic agents wan,ed !,
every county and town in Maryland.
RICHARD G. ELLIOTT. Agent.
agS1Sm Annapolis, M
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MECHANICS LIFV

Francis " :, Hu'ehins. cirenI, ..
F. Lewis Griffith c cnne AM.
.Scire Fdcias on Meelo,;.s, ouh'y
Term. 1884 -" o 0rt.
NOTICE is HEREB, nv,
~ Claimants and persons y, Wv "a d 3
q writ of scire facias Il :" \, interested 4
eas come 70 the hands Of the n noese CO
LOT sSa; service according to law s,ooaersigs,
claim S Ior mechanics lien si y eniofct !,
day OF November, 1881 for , n'ca The ~
hundred and thirty dollars me 'ne sun Of =.
due TO the plaintiff Franz NC Fifty ces'.
by the defendant + Ter; s y, Huichls.
W, WORK r. and labor done and ma, SniiA q
lsned IN and about the erec,i o'e'lals iun
story frame dwelling bon vn q tse
tnear Friendship N ~ situate,
ton District of Anne Am. elh Eo
ana IN the repairs Of Soeaiy
near to said dwelling, on farm a'eh,l
OF land in said district and c a'sa Or ,'au
said, whercon the said defenSD.aaaa' Atom
or heretofore resided , and o.'. Fesides
posed TO be owned hy Tho a lined 's suh
der deed from Clara A. Ross a ~. N
9TH day OF March, 1871. reco,a ns'ed u
Land Records of said COUNTY ,v's !. z q
H.. No. 5, folios 463, &c. ~ lihss
Given under my hand this -.
September, 1884. '"'s 18th day
JOSEPH 0. Fowlrp
sep-17-4w. Sheriff of --@
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SOUTHERN.

The Louisiana State Board OF Edu.
cation decided 10 locate tho state Normal
school Mt Natchitochcs. that town having
given buildings and grounds valued nj $780,.
900.
Gas has for three years been sup.
piled to tho people OF baltimore nj 81 pcr
thousand feet, but tho rival companies have
formed 4 pool md advanced tho price 10
N.75.
Capt. Waddcll, OF tho Confederate
cruiser Shenandoah, Inns boon given com
mand Of new steamer IN the oyster navy OF
Maryland, patterned after the Federal iese,
nuc cutters.
The Illinois Central Road has or
dcrcd tho survey or a limo from Ynzoo city
to Memphis, 10 tap the territory tributary to
the Mississippi and Tennessee Road, which
recently passed into the hands of rival com.
pany.
A barrel Of whisky exploded nj Cam
ton, Miss. the liquid immediately taking IRE,
though there was neither light nor fire In tho
room.
Joseph Webster. Of Nashville, Tenn.
drove TO nm undertaking establishment, So.
lectcd costly coffin, had the inscription
"Rcst In Peace, inscrihc on II, went home,
took laudannm and rat poison and d'cd
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POLITICAL.

The straight Republicans Of Mis-
souri, mot nj Macon. and nominated a full
State ticket, headed by odon Guitar for Gov
crnor. j. Milton Turner Is tho candidate FOR
Railroad Commissioners.
Congressional nominations include l.
W. Van Schaick by the Republicans OF the
Fourth Wisconsin District, William W. Eaton
by tho Democrats of tho First Connecticut,
]. N. sarher by tho Republicans OF the
Fourth Arkansas, Robert :. stevens ny the
Democrats OF the Thirty-frst New York, aud
Charles s. Baker by the Republicans Of the
Thirticth New York.
John Quincy Adams has declined q
Democratic nomination for Congress in Mas.
sachusctts.
Charleston wv. va.l dispatch: A
sensational scene occurred when the train
bearing Gen. Logan and party reached Hin
ton. The General was speaking from the
rear platform Of his car, when he was inter.
ruptcd by a man named wcet who pushed
forward through the throng to within a
few feet Of the vehicle. You raised the
first rebel Nag In Illinois, and | want to
shake hands with YOU" the fellow shriekcd,
stretching out his right hand "who said
sos" beloved Logan. furiously. II don't
know Who" returned West, unahashed, "hut
know It's So" "iou are n liar howicd
Logan. and craning his neck over the railing
he spat In the intruder's face. The man skunk
on. and Logan afterward remarked TO n
friend that he regretted no, having mouth.
| full OF tobacco Juice To make use Of In pun
ishing Vests audacits.
Henry ]. Spooner and VIM. A. Pierce
have been nominated for Congress by the
Rhode island Republicans
The Democratic committee of the
Sixth Illinois District has rendered the Con.
grcssionai nomination to T.. W. Rlaisdcll, oi
Rockford, who will accept. Charles Lillcy
has been placed In tho Held by tho Democrats
OF the Eighth Massachusetts District
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Some Advice tn Mothers,

An experienced old lady used TO say !:
don't tell me about engagements,
love, and attachments, and all that, till
You can report that they have been in
and out of the lawyers Office People
can't live on air, observes London So
eiet1, and To see some of them, even ut
n wedding breakfast, you will find that
they are quite as hungry after marriage
rs before. Cupid is a young gentleman
that must be we'll fed. Love in n cot.
tage" seems all sunshine and honey
suekles, hut rent and taxes and soap,
soda and sandparer, however vulgar
and suhlunary. must all be duly pro-
yidcd for. SO when you come to the
settlement II often proves settler in
deed. Instead of money the gentle
man has expectations, and is looking
ont for something to do" he his "a rich
uncle who may die, or a bronchitic
aunt not expected to whecze and cough
through another winter. You may
have offers enough Of this sort, just as
tie servant maid has when size comes
into her quarters wages. Pray, madam,
beware of all such. have no Younger
sons or younger brothers about your
Premises 1uEatIs art very dangerous
no good themselves, they keep others
oil. A. IT, dashing young officers, few
can say, IN the words Of poor Miss
Bailey I've got n Il note in my regi-
mental small clothes So be guarded
and distant; let lis recommend east
of countenanee like the builders notice
boara-'No aamittanee except Oh bust
ness But do not aim too high. The
higher You aspire the less your chance,
till at last il ends at vanishing
point. Just take Your pencil and
draw a pyramid, a cone, or ~ tall tri-
angle. Take slice Of the base, and
il is a very wide slice: this represents
the comparative number of the striving
men of business aai among them most
ladies proper will succeed. Ent this
| might he little come down while
every slice above represents "A class
smaller and smaller, literally tine by
degrees and elegantly less. hut he
ware of ono danger, The higher You
aspire the lower you may sink, with "A
| great blot on your family eseuteheon.
Lord Rnrleigh truly said, Marry your
daughters early or they will marry
themselves and choose, In their de-
| spair, partner for life even lower than
the lowest you could have proposed to
| them"
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~ - ~ 81 y . y ~ s. ~ V s
because Lord Dcssborough, tho promoter,
has boon too jealous In carrying out tho
mandatcs Of Dublin Castle.
Col. Stewart, one Of tho British off,
GERS operating against the Mahdi's forces, IL
reported 10 have been murdered near wndy
Halfa by ncdonins.
Five million dollars in stock and the
Same amount IN bonds Of tho Louisville md
Nashville Road has been taken by mn Amstcr-
dam and London syndicate NJ SO per share
for the stock.
Fourteen Austrian children were
drowned In the River brave while playing In
u boat which cnpsizcd.
M. Herbin, the French Consul Mt
Khnrtoum. wns mnssaercd by Arabs IN com.
pany with Col, stewart and party.
Twenty persons were killed and fifty
injured by a cyclone which swept through
catanIa. sicily, few lays ago.
BY an explosion Of iire-damp In a
mine In Mornvia, Austria, twenty persons
were killed.
England Is threatened with serious
complications In South Africa on account Of
alleged cne,oachmcnts by the Beers IN the
countries adjoining tho Trans,anl nnh the
resti,cness of the native tribes.
An Alexandria Egypt paper has
been suppressed for advocating the rcs'ora-
ton OF lsmail pashn.
The University Of kieff has been
closed by the Russian authorities and iGs OF
the students arrested. charged with being
connected with the Nihii,sts.
Gen. 10 l'lsle, in command Of the
French forces AT Hanoi, reports tho com
plctc success Of his operations against tho
Cclestial..
Capt. Fourier, who negotiated the
treaty with China. challenged NJ Roche fort
TO duel on account of I'm editorial written
by the latter criticis.ng the treaty, and both
were wounded slightly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-16
Origin OF a petiieOat.

Ii was at about the same date 1855
,G) that our gracious Queen set the
fashion Of wearing scarlet undor.pet-
ticoat, an idea obtained from the milk
maids at Balmoral. Ii is said that the
lat. Prince Consort. in admiring the
effect of the red pettieoat in the land
scape, suggested that her Majesty
should adopt one also. This sealed
the fate of white pet,icoats in England.
They hal been worn. previously to
that, both in summer and winter, and,
Of course, In order to make sufficient
warmth, several had to he put on, thus
adding to the weight to be carried at
the waist. Since the introduction oi
the scarlet skirt, tho fashion Of the
colored petticoat has been maintained,
and the useful skirt lined with leather
hss also been introduced for walking
in the country in muddy weather. Tho
Leisure Hour.
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NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record or the Week,


A fire at South Bethlehem, Penn,
stores, causing = loss OF ovcr tlO0,0 900. Tho
nrcmcn broke In tho heads OF some whisky
barrels, and many of tho lads soon became
helpless, one OF them breaking his back by
falling on m awning.
Ten thousand persons gathered in tho
Northampton tMass.l camp-gronnds on tho
9Th Inst. to celebrate the centennial OF tho
independence OF American Mcthodism.
The Fish Commissioner OF pcnnsyl.
vania viii establish At Eric hatchery capa.
bic OF turning into the lake half 4 million
whitensh annually.
Burglars robbed four business places
A. Perry N. r., the other nigh. securing
about $4,000 In bonds and cash.
Upon opening ventilator in = tigers
cage ut forcpauRh's circus, Mt Waterbury,
Conn, Richard Clark was seized by one of
the animals, two others Immediately attack
Ing him also. lilo was dragged inside tho
cage and horribly matilatcd before being
rescued, the tigers having boon beaten on by
iron bars.
A carriage Mt Greylock Crossing,
Mass, containing George and Alice Hail.
was struck by I'M express train. The corpse
Of the young man remained on the pilot,
while that OF the lady was thrown on high
bank.
Work has been resumed at the Fort
Pitt Iron and Steel Works, Pittsbnrg, after
suspension OF three months. Tho Reading
Cotton Mills win close for a month, owing
to ovcrproduction. The strike of stove
molders NJ Pittshurr, which has continued
for nine months. has been declared or. and
union men will return 10 work n individuals
At reduction or IL per cent. The Geddes
Iron Works nj Syracuse have gone into tho
hands of receiver.
The remains Of the celebrated Iro-
quois Chief, Red Jacket, and those OF other
distinguished warriors were reinforced the
other day at Buffalo, on tho lot donated by
the Forest Lawn Association. A largo num-
Der OF Indians we're present at the ceremony.
While the remains were being carried In
cedar caskets from the rooms or the Hstori-
cal Society, chiefs, wearing native costumes,
chanted Indian funeral drges.
The United States steam cruiser
Atlanta, which was successfully launched
last week at Chester Pa, was christcned by
Jessie Lincoln, daughter OF the Secretary Of
War.
In demolishing building on the
summit OF East Rock, NJ New Haven, the
lsborcrs discovered several spacious under
ground passages leading TO a vault, and In
the latter were found countcrfeit coin and =
broken die.
The house of q farmer named Joseph
Gates, near Johnstown, Pa, was invaded by
I'VE masked men, we'll armed. who forced the
family to surrender 81, 100 In cash.
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other Ais told all about The INST life

other. A is told all about The past life
OF Is, and vico versa; they are also
shown each others photographs. Then,
II tho parties do not object to meet, an
appointment il made, and they gener-
ally SEQ each other in the parlor OF the
female prison, in presence Of the ma
tron. As to this however, tho manner
OF interviews varies; for the matrons
and chaplains may arrange matters as
they please, 80 that everything is done
with propriety. The intended BRIDE
groom Is always In possession Of cot
tago and plot Of land, for hc can not
marry until 1t is proved that he can
maintain himself out of tho produce Of
his holding, ckod out hy the wages he
may receive ns laborer on public works.
Naturally he In not compelled to take
the bride whom tho authorities have
designated for him. II she pleases
him at first sight, he generally sees her
two or three times more before regu-
lar engagement is made. She goes to
visit his cottage in company with n
nun, or some employment II given her
out of doors, in laundry or dairy, where
she may be seen in comparative free
dom. When at last the engagement is
concluded. tho intended bride goes and
spends few days at tho Convent of
Our Lady of Mercy, held by the
Augustine nuns. and it is there that the
marriage takes place with the smallest
amount Of publicity possible. Ii tho
parties cannot afford to buy gold
wedding ring, a silver ono is provided
for them. After tho marriage, the con-
Wet couple become probationary FREQ
colonists under certain conditions; they
must dress in brown; they must not
enter any establishment where intoxi-
eating liquors are sold; and they must
not leave their cottage after nightfall
without n written permit. These and
other restrictions are gradually re-
moved in reward for good conduct, till
Mt last the There conditioned becomes
a free settler and proprietor .. a.s
piece of land.
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Bound To Have mn Audience.

The other day when old rungleup,
tho grain merchant, went homo to
lunch, he WI surprised to find an nm
us al number of wet umbrellas on the
rack, 10 he assembled TO his wifc's room
and said:
Anybody IN the parlor, my dcar?'
Eyes, dearest" replied his better
half, who was putting the finishing
touches 10 IN elaborate toilet ayes,
dearest; quite n lot Of people. There's
the doctor, nh cxprcssman, n hickman,
grocery clerk, telegraph repairer,
and nine messengers in the parlor.
what on earth are they here for?"
"Wcll, you see, my love, my new
plush and rep princcsse came home five
days ago, and Il has been doing moth.
ing but rain ever since. I've stood il
just as long ms | could, so when il
rained again to-day, | just rang for
eserybod, OH the telegraph indicator.
50 could have somebody to show IL
to. Isn't il too lovely for anything?"
and, with an cxpeciant smile, she
rustlcd down stairs. --Erchange.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-16

Moses Sehaumhurg's daughter, Re
becea, although one Of the most stylish
young la.iies in Austin, IL no longer ~
much Of a spring chicken a. she used to
he. Moses brother, Ike, il Oh visit
10 Nose, and, during conversation on
family affairs, Ike said:
Mine Gott, why don't Repeeea mar
~ some r,oh feller?"
mine Colt, " don't some rich TELLER
marry dot Ropecca. Dot poor girl did
all vat she could now for more a. TWEEN
ty year. % efus Stfftags.