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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25
Faites usage du SWEET f.
SOAP pour le blanchissage.
Grande d%epravite.

s Au uCu1U10 O05 dOu1Ouo Ou0AOCs
ahier de la District court, il ser
strouve une qui denote chez une
! ]eune femme de % ans, une bier
agrande d6pravit6. IL s'agit dune
action en- s6paratio =
3tent6e par Michael Feldman contre
ssa femme Catherine Feldman. Les
I parties en- cause sont DIES a1lemands
sdemeurant a Eden Prairie.
! LIE demandeur est age de 81 ans
! ct allegue quill a spouse la d6fen-
2deresse en- juliet 1882, de leul
+ union deux enfants sont mes.
LIE demandeur dams sa d6clara-
ton raconte que quoique ne dou.
tant announcement de la fd6lite de
8sa femme, sa vie etait dependant
rendu malheureuse par cette der
Mere, qui 6tait une femme dune
grande force physique le I'll doyait
let l'assaillait tres Solvent.
C'est le Ter Novembre 1883 que
Feldman entendit pour la premie-
re fois parler de la conduite adul-
tere de sa femme.
Cette information lui fut donnee
par sa femme elle-meme qui al
cours dune querelle avec son ma
ri, fit des aveux au sujet de File
de leur enfant Fledman
dependant, await une telle contain
3ce en- la fdelite ct Innocence de
sa femme, quill continue q vivre
avec ellie quoiqu'elle repeta Get
aveu q plusieurs reprises, ofiant
meme de bonner DIES preuves q
I'appui de con avanc6.
Quelques jours apres Madame
Fledman, non settlement reitera|
ses aveux mails d6clara meme d son
mari que l'enfant qui venait de
naitre n'6tait pas lie fruit l6gitime,|
de leur union, mails bien celui des|
|rapports adulteres qu'elle await en-
(tretenus avec deux de ses beaux|
|freres, ct de l'inceste commits a &c
son propre frere joni Dash.
Ellie fit les memes admission
|apres la naissance de son deuxiA
me enfant au mois de septembre
|dernier. Ce sont Ia les principaux
allegu6s de cette demande en- s6pa-
ration, que le mari, ouvrant enfn|
les yeux a%l'6vidence, vientde faire.
Quand les papiers lui fluent re-
mis- hier, le jeune avocat, faisant
le service fut blen surpris d'enten-
Dire cette femme declarer en- sal
presence, que tous les fats a ellie
dams Faction, etaient bien
vrais. Ellie pr6cisa meme Ia date
du Ii Decembre 1882, CONNIE 6tant
le jour Oh ellie s'etait rendu coupa-
BILE du crime d'inceste.
Cette cause devra s'instruire au
terme de la District Court
On Decembre proclaim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25
Bureau de placement Canadien,
gratuit.

Les entrepreneurs, menuisiers,
macons ct terrassiers trouveront
toujours d CO bureau des ouyriers
d'experience, sobres ct bien recon-
Adressez-vous au No l25 Nj
Avenue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

Nous attirons Pattention du lee
teur sur lannonce de limportante
maison commercials Phi. KNAE-
|BLE, 312, Plymouth Avenue. Nos
compatriotes de cette partie de la
vile trouveront chez M. Knaeble
IN magnifque choix de meubles
de MENACE, etc, etc, 3 DIES prix
tres advantageous.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25
A venure

"A bon march6. Lots 8 ct g
Block 40, dams Tradition de High
Hand Park.
A vendre 3 bien bon march9,
condition de Placement faciles. S'a-
dresser que 2. Demeules, 125
Nicollet Avenue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

LIE frAre de l'hon. ministre Cha
|pleau est le sheriff qui a preside q
| ex6cut1on de Riel. Chaplain,
ministre, signe l'arret de mort, ct
Chaplain, sheriff, l'ex6cute. Les
|deux font la paire de. ..bourreaux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25
R. s. GOODFELLOW & Go.
PAUL H. ROY, commits canadien.
mo, 247 ct 249 NIC0LLET avenue.

cause IN indignation generate, ct
son age seul Ia sauv6 d'etre lynch6.
On GRANT que le chagrin ne fasse
perdre la rais;,n au brave homme
qui a Gu 10 malheur d'engendrer
I'm aussi tristA rejeton.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25
Assassin de sa mere.

: Un crime monstrueux a etc com
mis- dams lie petit village de Fan
min, q q1eloues miles d'Henrletta.
! Texas. Un garcon de treize ans.
Valentine Sanford, fills dun plan.
|teur ais6, a assassine sa mere. Lie
ieune meurtrier, maintenant ecroue
dams la prison d'Henrietta, a "a.
cont6 sans Ia moindre emotion les
"details de son crime, quill conside-
re CONNIE un acte tout naturel.
C'6tait dams l'apres-midi de same
di. LIE pere de la famille 6tait alb
sent, ct Ia mere cueillait du cotton
dams un champ voisin. Valentine
a pris le fusil q REPETITION do son
p6re, s'est cache dams un fourre de
buissons qui Sc trouve entire la
maison d'habitation ct le champ 3
cotton Oh sa mere 6tait occup6e, ct
appuyant le canon du fusil sur une
branche pour wiser plus strement
il a envoy6 une bale dams la tote
de So mere. Ellie est tombee ct le
jeune monstre, courant q ellie, lui a
log6 quatre autres bales dams le
corps aim d'etre certain qu'elle
men r6chapperait pas. Ensuite,
~saisissant la morte par les pieds, il
Ia trafn6e l'esk ace dune cinquan-
taine de metres dams lie fourre, ct
l'ayant recouverte de feuilles ct
de branches mortes il est rentre D
la maison pour attendre tranquil
lement le retour de son pere. Ce
LUIGI est arrive vers neuf heures
du soir. Etonn6 de rabsence de
50 femme, il a demand6 de e nou-
velles q Valentine, qui a dit ne pas
FAVOR vue depuis midi. LIE plan
teur, apparemment aide par SON
fills, contre qui il n'avait pas Pom
bre dun soupcon, q pass6 Ia mutt
lot la journ6e du lendemain q
parcourir les environs d Ia re-
cherche de l'absente. Dimanche
soir des voisins ont decouvert|
lie corps de la victime d pendrolt|
Oh le meurtrier ravait cache. Onl
savait que Nine Sanford, le jour
de rassassinat, 6tait seule avec SOL
ills Valentine. Celui-cl devait donc|
REINSTATEMENT connaftre lie secret
de la mort de So mere. On la|
press6 de questions, ct il q fni par
|avouer la v6rit6. II a racont6 avecI
lie cynisme le plus r6voltant tout lei
plan quill await form6. Son inten
ton bien arret6e etait de tuer son
|pAre apres So mere ct de les enter
rer secrAtement tous les deux dams
La cour. Ensuite il aurait 6crit d
son oncle, qui habite le Wisconsin,
quill await Gu le malheur de perdre
ses parents, ct il aurait vendu tou
ties les p~ropriet6s de Ia plantation
pour en- consacrer le prix 3 acheterss
des armies ct des chevaux. Enfin
aurait organise une bande de vo-
leurs de grand chemin ct detrous-
seurs de diligences don't il Sc serait
fait proclamer le chef, ce qui 6tait
le but supreme de son ambition.
CONNIE il est dit plus haut, Va
lentine Sanford est age de Ii ans.
II passait pour avoir une intelli-
gence au-dessus de son age ct des
extra-ordinaires de crnau-
Is, mais il n'avait jamais manifesto
I'hostilite contre ses parents, quiI
I'a1maient beaucoup malgr6 ses de-
tauts ct le t~raitaient en- enfant ga
Is. Les voisins le considerent com
ne un etre monstrueux de la meme(
que le jeune Jesse Pome-
du Massachusetts. Son crime
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

A Worcester, il y a ell aussi une
nombreuse reunion sous ia pr6si-
dence de M. Langlais, NJ. Arthur
lCharland, autrefois de SAINT. Jean,
ancien Journalistic, M. Victor Be-
Hanger, r6dactenr !du Courier de
Worcester" M. Boland ct M. John
Crawford, ancien consul des Etats-
|Uuis, haranguerent la foule.
L'assembl6e Sc dispersa aprAs
|avoir approuv6 unanimement DIES
Resolutions condamnant rex6cution
de Riel ct l'assimilant q une insul-
tie rationale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

Les canadiens Francois de Mon
|tr9al ont obtenu de Madame Riel|
Que les restes de son 6poux soient|
|enterr6s dams le cemitiere de la|
Cote DIES Neiges.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

A Boston, les Irlandais SO sont
Joints aux Canadiens Francois
pour pratester contre la pendaison
|de Louis r lei.
Les orateurs qui ont parl6 en-
|cette circons stance 6taient M. John
Nee, autrefois de St-Michel de
Bellechasse, president, NM. Har-
kin, Charbonneau, Sauviat ct The
mas Foley.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

M. H. G. Peterson 6picier, sue
cesseur de M. q. Demeules, a rete-
nu les services de MN. p. H. Ro:
binson ct Louis C.. Demeules.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25
L'ofice pour Ia vente en- gros du
LINEN ct du SWEET l6 SOAP,
est au No 15-2nd st North.

Nous sommes heureux d'appren-
Dire que lie Revd M. Lauzon, re-
comment ordonn6 pretre au semi
naire de st. Paul, Went d'etre NOM
me cure d'Osseo.
Nous lui souhaitons un heureux
s6iour au milieu de cette excellen-
to population canadienne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

Lies d6peches de ce matin, an
noncent une nouvelle revolte des
Indiens des territories du Nord-
Quest qui aurait etc decide, dit-on,
d la reception de la nouyelle de
lex6cution de Riel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

A Quebec, le portrait de Cha.
|pleau est expose dams IN grand
nombre d'endroits avec une tache
rouge sur le front.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25
LOUIS REL.

patriotic, victime du fanatis
me anglais, execute lie Is novem-
bre 1885, a cause de son amour
pour son pays.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

A dater du Ter d6cembre il SOU
vrira une 6cole du soir, pour en-
seigner le francois, au num6ro los
Central Avenue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

L'ex6cution de Riel, qui a pro.
vogue d. toutes parts des protes.
3tations ainsi unanlmes qu'6loquen.
ties, a aussi trouv6 un echo parmj
la population canadienne-francaise
de Minneapolis.
Dimanche, q Notre-Dame de
Lourdes ct a Ste Clotilde, les
Revds Peres Dagnault ct Nouga.
ret Sc sont fait les INTERPRETERS DIES
nombreux fdeles presents q rofi-
Zee divln du matin, en- payant un
juste tribut d'6loges au glorieux
martyre, que sa fol ct son ardent
patriotisme viennent de conduire d
l'6chaeaud.
Dams ces deux 6gIises des prize
res furunt ofertes pour le repos de
Pane de Louis RieI. Encourage
par Get exemple parti de 81 haut,
nos compatrietes Sc sont rendus en-
grand nombre aux deux assemblies
qui ont Gu lieu dimanche.
La premiere convoquee par lie
club Independent du Ter quarter
cut lieu a 4 heures de l'apres-midi
q la sale Voss.
Des discours furent ensuite
prononc6s dams rordre suivant:
LIE DR. Thos. Lalibert6 M. J.
b. IH6rault, president. du club;
A. r. Carrier; j. B. Paradis; Ed
mond Pelletier; ct P. 81. Roy qui
|tous d6noncerent la conduite du
|gouvernement ct la ]achet6 des mi
mistress canadiens-francais, respon-
Stables de Ia mort de Riel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

Deux jours aYant pex6cution de-
.Riel son 6pouse lest accouch6e||
dun enfant mort ne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-25

LIE SWEET l6 SOAP pour l.
blanchissage, 5 barres pour 25cts,
|essaYez-la.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04
\ AsrRAYEo INTO The PROMENADE.
The summer Millinery Abashed Him -
Very Much Subducd Child.
LILllnlnlnllia rrtss.l

Philadelphia lrtSs.
When the crowd was thicxest AMI bright
est on Chestnut street. q lot child strayed
up Twelfth street AMI arounl the corner
into the promenade He was clad in raced
bathing-jress Of blue. hann.l with white
stripe. He had bare le,s and molasses-
'ndy colorei hair His face and hands
how u that his latest playground nadz been'
~, al zap As he entered the crowd Of
na,v 81, ,me.' millinery the lest child became
alo.haJ lie mex dirty finger In his
d,rtv .1outb nd rs dirty face was bent
downward as he ,vas swept ON down the
street in chatterns oce. VI s'o"1e'
surah. pongee and creto.1e -
As ho reached the high steps u the oIds
Baldwin mansion he withdrew him'e.. n om'
the on-sweepiny wave. First Ia, put oi.s
small smud sed bare knes on the l.we & Of
tho marble steps, then another. Hs still
kept lis eyes down, but he had TO take his
finger from his mouth in order to Chamber
up by the railing Finally ho rvachad the
top, and sat down on the Intel. Ali the
women stopped. There was a focS in the
street while they endeavored 70 beguils the
lost child from his perch. A Fat woman in
Il boarded jersey chucked at him. A young
W man with "A brocaded parasol offered to
show HIM ths 'cloo choos." A schoolgirl
with hsT hair down her back, held out
paclsa % OF cani iy t. him.
Still he sat there, wit his face down and
bis finger ogain in his mouth, uttery
"A ,hamed Of tho commotion he lad created
and unresponsive 10 the chorus of SAINT he
cunning" AMI 90, the little B" Whom
the street ha1 been blocked for b minutes
a big reserve, who had tcen hing trom
one loot t) another on the outskirts Of the
a1miring crowd waiting for it 10 break up
summoned his courage aud shou!dered his
way through it.
The lost child still kept his fingers In his
mouth and kept his facs down as, porchsd
on the policeman's shoulder. he rode of to-
ward Central station. He hal not spoken,
nor smiled, nor cried since hs struck the
wave Of summer millinery ON the corner OF
Twelfth street. lie remained subiuei until
his frightened mother came for him at
night lie was the most abashel child ever
lost in PHILADELPHIA.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04
EDITORIAL Convention.


CLARK, -. l., June Il, 1850,
The annual meeting Of the Central
Dakota Press association will convene
at Watcrtown, on Monday, July -, at ,
O'Clock, p. m. All actual editors and
their wives viii be the guests of the
city Of Wateuown during the session,
free Of charge for hotel accommodation,
and tho citizens will give a grand ban
quot to their guests OF. Tuesday even
ing.
From Watcrtovn the editorial patty
will make an excursion trip. probably to
st Paul and Minneapolis, although this
last is not fully decided. The under
signed j. in correspondence with the
boards Of trade Of those cities, and Viii
visit them early next wc,k, and the
place Of excursion will h, determined
and announced IN few days That the
association wi Il make an excursion trip
to some point indefinitely settled, and
railroad transportation to actual editors
aud thoir wives to and from the meet
ing at WaIcrown, and TO and from the
point OF excursion viii be iree. and hotel
expenses during the excursion will
probably Ibo arranged at onc.half the
usual rates
The invitation i, hereby extended,
and the same inducements offered to
all editors residing in South Dakota, and
should they attend, the proposition viii
bc submitted and probably be adopted
to rco?cauizc the association s6.as to in
clude all o. territory south Of the 10th
parallel under the name OF South Da-
kota Press association,
All editors who desire 10 attend the
association, should without delay, for
ward their names and the name Of their
paper To Frank 4. Luse, secretary,
Ordway, Dakota, in order that he may
make the certificate which is required
Of him 10y the railroad companies be-
fore they will issue the passes for distri-
button. Each editor will also be par
ticular TO inforla Secretary Lr,se what
routes il will no necessary Cor him To-
travel over TO reach Watertown, and
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04
COME TO NE, DEAREST.


Joseph Brennan.l
Come 10 me, dear sst, I'm lonely without
thee.
Day tim, and nighttime I'm thinking about
thee;
Night time and daytime in dreams behold
Unwelcome tie waking which ceases to fold
tLee.
Come to me. darin-, my sorrows TO lighten,
Como IN thy beauty 10 hleis and 20 brighten;
Come in thy w)manho0l meekly an lowly;
Come in thy lovingnes, queenly anl holy.
Swallows viii ait ro,,ul tho de ,olats ruin.
Telling Of spring hnl ITS joyous renewing,
And thought, OF thy love and its manifold
treasure
Are circlins my heart with promise of
pleasure.
o spring OF my ,p'rit o May OF my bo omi
Shine cut OH my soul till 1t bur gem aud
bio som.
The waste of my life has q rose.root within
Aud thy ioadaess alone t, the sunshine can
win IT,.
Figure that move, ke a song through the
Feature, ri M 10y r,Aex of heaven;
Eve like the skies of poor Erin our mother,
Where tho shadows and sunshine are cha
ing each other;
Smil1s ccms seldom, but chill like and
simple;
Planting in each roy cheek a sweet dimple.
OH tank, t. the Savior thnt even thy
seeming
IS left to tho exile t. brighten his dreaming!
You have been glad when you knew was
gl'li md;
Dear are Won sad now to hear am sad d1endf
Our hearts ever answer in tune ani in time,
love
As octave to octave, and rhyme unto rhyme,
love,
can not weep but your tears Will 90 dow
ing
You eau not smile but thy cheeks will be
glowing:
woald not die withoG5 yoi at my side,
love-
Yoa will not lingor when shall have died,
love.
Come TO me- dear ore die of my sorrow;
Rise on my gloom ike the sun of tomorrow,
Strong. swift, aud fond as the words whicn
spaak, love,
With n ong on your lip, AMI a smile on yonr
cheek. love,
Come for my heart In your absence is weary:
Haste, for my spirit il Sicksn'l and drsary:
Come 10 tho arms which alone should caress
thee;
Como 10 the heart which is throbbing 10
press then.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04
smlrcIhlng the Roses.

II NfttFF " NNIFtI7tIIFVI'N5f n
We have many readJrs IN, farm and
country places, whore lsng GU tom has
sanctioned frolics which.alno : invariably
lead To evil, or at tho lea,t TO scandal. Hay
ingrides, kissing games, the rompiny parties
in which boys an girls arc left {, indulge,
unprotected by older persons, lead to vu!-
garity AMI radenoss. No modest girl shout.
be afraid to refuse to join In them from
dread of ridicu.e-
The very men who laugh at her are those
who would re pact hor most. The young
girl with whom man can romp. or whom
he can kiss at pleasure, is not the ons
whom oven he would choose for a wife. 1t
is the man who smirches the rose who is first.
TO lay it aside
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04

FIFTEEN Indian boys, in charge Of
two of the teachers at the school ut the
Cheyenne agency, were in the city to-
day ON visit. They are an intelligent
looking lot and from their manners and
iac good language used hy them it is
cyid.nt taat they have had excellent
training. Before returning 10 the
agency they will max. visit to Huron.
Pierre Recorder.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04

whether hi, wife will accompany him.
such a remarkable opportunity for
the editorial fraternity TO enjoy them
selves without money and without price
is rarely afforded, and il is believed
thcrc viii bo large attcnlancr.
Al newspaper, in South Dakota, are
requested TO publish this notice.
;. j. CoNEiIN,
President Of Association.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04
Comnendable Privacy.

New York Cor. Chicago Tribune.l
The daughter of very rich Now Yorker
was married the other day In the quiete {
usnnsr, only fey Of her most intimate
iriends ard her nearest OF kindred bsing
present on the occasion No mention was
made OF it in any of the newspapsrs SO that
many of her acquaintances are still unawars
Of the circumstance. As there was no rsa-
,on outside OF good taste for this commend
able privacy, it may be hailei as symp-
tom of returning delicacy end senss
among the Manhattanese
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04
A Pretty wall Pocket.
louisville Courier. Journal: !

FFIIV NVNITfFI
A useful anl pretty wall-pocket Is made
Of large circular piscs Of pasteboarl and q
crescent-shaped piece. The round piece Is
covered with peacock green satin sheetiny or
serge, and has a bunch OF coreopsis paintei
1r embroidered across ono side. Tne cre$
cat is covered with gold-coverei satin or
.erse, and il securely sswsd TO the circular
piece with Overland over stitches All the
edges are covered with cord, thus conceal
ing the joining. The crescent should be
made deep enough 10 hold'newspap,rs and
pamphlets. Any material. design or color
ipg may be usel
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04
Carried UerseIf Through College.

4New Orleans Times-DemocrGtI
Robert Yergin a ons- armed ex-Confeler'
ate soldier Of South Carolina, Ira an 1s-year
old daughter who can not only run the en-
gin0 10 gin hor fathers cotton, but she has
earned money enough to carry her through
tho Columbia Femala. college. and 10 come
or.t with the valsiictory first honor In
the graduating class.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04

IfACf.alsh.IN ~ ..f
Sir Julius Benedict in his later years hodE
a horror of mea servants, AMI used fre-,
auently to say: IL had men servants till was
weary Of them, when at last came one who
deserved to b. thu last Imagine that this
servant, and very bad one he was thought
he could play the accordion, and played u
like am assassin. Well, one day he comes 20
m, saying i want favor. fhave voice
and wish 10 cultivats II Az any hour Of
the day or night most convenient 90 you
shall b. rcaiy 70 take = lo sol. and you can
deduct IL from my wAgsA kince sssn 1
have done without man servant
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04
ChiIdren's summer Complaint

seven grains Of powdered oyster shells
and twenty grains each Of powdered salep.
sago, and trsgscanth. boiled In pint Of
milk, form an excellent nutritive diet Ia tho
lhronic bowel complaints Of chiidr-n.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-04

Tie libcri,.~ are doing their best to
defeat Lord lt.nduIpb Churchill for
and the p"eSciIl indications
are that they VIII succcc,.