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The Irish standard., 1886-07-03
Gladstone to the London Electors.

I! MI. Gladstone writes that he will bf
unable to address the electors of Lon
don, and therefore ventures to Offer
them few words in summing up the
question before them:
".A century ago. he says, 1--WE gave
Ireland a free parliament, with which
she was satisfied. Although the con-
stitution was faulty it was being grad
ually reformed, when the Tories, to
the horror Of every Liberal statesman.
stopped the work by recalling Fitzwil-
liam. This tyranny begot discomfort,
resistance and frightful bloodshed.
These mischiefs, OF which the Tory
government was the author, were made
the pretext FOR the union in which Ire
land was entrapped and coerced by
shameful means. Promises that were
made were disgracefully broken. The
snfferings of the people which, accord
ing to the Devon commission. were
greater than in any other Christian
country, were shamefu1ly rejected.
Coercion laws were passed to enrich
the landlords at the expense of the PEG
pie. An alien church was maintained,
Catholics were not admitted to parlia-
ment until they became too strong to
be resisted aud emancipation was
granted by Wellington only to avoid a
civil war. Meanwhile, when in 1920,
Dublin wished to peacefully remon-
strate, soldiers were sent to break up
the meeting. This is q revolutionary
record, but it is only small part Of the
truth. Can you wonder at the cry long
and loud against union 80 foully OBJ
tanned? But like many bad laws it was
difficult to change and had one good
effect, namely it established the supre-
macy of parliament. Ireland now de-
cl&1es that she is content with this su-
premacy. She leaves you what is good in
the union and asks you to rid Of it what
is bad. She asks you, further, to do
what you did with such advantage for
Frenchmen in Canada, for Dutchmen
in Cape Colony, and for the children of
conylcts in Tasmania--to give her the
management, not Of English, nor Of
Scotch, nor Of Imperial, but simply of
Irish atfairs.''
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4. CARBEN e. co.
AGENTS, 4l7 NICOLLE;T AVENUE
Saltwater BrieAets.

saltwater BrenotS.
On Sunday evening, July 4th, the
new altar of St. Joseph, donated by Mr..
John Karst, will be blessed.
The ladies' of ST. Michael's parish will
hold an ice-cream and strawberry festi-
val on Saturday evening, July 3D.. The
voting Of 6ne gold ring to the most
popular young lady will be feature OF
the evenings entertainment.
MIR. s. Simonet, the well-known fur
nit'1re dealer Of this city, died Saturday
evening, June rs, at St. Joseph's hos
pital, st. Paul, from the effects of a
large tumor removed from his neck
Tuesday, June %. The funeral took
place from the Immaculate Conception
church Monday morning. The pail
bearers were 2. s. Deragisch, J. A.
Fenner, Bernard Fontskemper, Antoine
Deragisch, F. +. storkamp and Joseph
Caplatzi.
The Fourth of July celebration here
will be one of the best ever held. The
various attractions will prove interest
ing and will draw large crowd. The
foot-racing and boat~racing will be the
features Of the day. There will also be
a game oi baseball between the Dayton
Bluff nine OF ST. Paul and a picked nine
of this city. J,1.w w,
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THE WORLD AT LARGE.
David Davis, Of Illinois, is dead.

! David Davis, Of Illinois, is dead.
Fighting has been renewed in Bur:
naah.
Abbe LisZt's ;llness is not as serious
rs at first stated,
The Liberal Unionists Of Ulster have
issued their manifesto.
Over fifty people were killed i'll tht
recent Chilli election riots.
Cardinal Manning denies that he is
an opponent Of Home Rule.
MIR. ParDell addressed an enthusiastic
meeting at Portsmouth, Eng. ,cn Satur.
day.
Lord Randolph Churchill made vio-
lent speech at Paddington Saturday
night.
The steamship La Bourgogue has
beaten the record between New York
and Havre.
Mr.. Gladstone challenges John
Bright to prove a recent assertion CT
Withdraw it.
Richard Wagner is charged with hay
ing developed the germ of insanity in
the late King Ludwig.
-Four persons were crushed to death
in a collision between two freight
trains near Creston, Iowa. on Sunday.
Colorado offers a premium Of 81 per
hundred for every line Of trees main
tanned along bitches, fences and high
ways.
James Cobb, an Alabamian, emphas-
ICES his recollection Of "de wah'' by
fourishing under the eyes Of his audi.
tors biscuit which was baked in '62.
A member of prominent Congress-
ional committee says he has written
$4,000 letters to his constituents since
the inauguration of the new adminis-
tration.
John Newman, who has just died at
Sewer county, Tenn, is reported to
have beeu III years old. He never
was more than ten miles away from
the place where he was born, and was
one of the first white children born in
Tennessee.
Cole younger, one of the Minnesota
bandits, the Younger brothers, is said
to be man Of great ability and consid-
erable education. Since his imprison-
ment he has studied tho Bible carefully
and now regularly breaches to his fel-
low-con,icts in the Saltwater Peniten-
tiary.
According to correspondent OF the
Sioux Falls (Dak.) Argus, a conspiracy
exists in South Dakota to overthrow
the Territorial Government. A State
organization has been formed, its RAM
i6cations extending to every town and
county, while two army corps Of
Statehood" troops have been secretly
armed and are drilling. The Territor-
ial Adjutant- General is aware Of the
danger, and is putting the National
Guards in condition to meet the
threatened rebellion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-10

PHILOSOPHICAL PHRASES An Ohio
newspaper speaks of a man being
bruised by ''emphatic gestures of
mule"
When Mr.. Emerson says that du-
ring slumber the animal IN our ma
ture dependencies, the ''animal" re-
ferred to is probably the nightmare.
A tall man having rallied a friend
on the shortness of his legs, the friend
replied, "My legs can reach the
ground; what more can yours do?"
"Time heals all things" wrote a.
philosopher. But in later edition.
ne qualified the assertion by except
ing shoes. "TIme never heels them,
he said.
Faith is sometimes personified as a
drenched female clinging to sea.
washed rock; but a better personif-
cation would be a bald-headed man
buying bottle of patent hair restor-
er.
The happiness of your life depends
upon the quality of your thoughts:
therefore, guard yourself accordingly,
and take care that you entertain no
notion unsuitable to virtue and nm.
reasonable to nature.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-10

FOLLOWING is the official count of
the vote for County Commissioner,
third district, at the special election
held Nov. 80, 1886: S. A. Clarkson
Creek, 81; Quartzburg, So;
Horseshoe Bend, 40; Lower Squaw
Creek, s; Upper Squaw Creek, O..
Total, 1872. J. @. Thomas
Creek, II; Quartzhurg, 4; Horseshoe
Bend, IA; Lower Squaw Creek, 81;
Upper Squaw Creek, 90 Total, a..
Clarkson's majority-45.
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Notice to Creditors

ESTATE OF GEORGE w. anderson Dp
CEASED
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Ry
- the undersigned, Administrators Of
the estate OF George W Anderson de
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased
10 exhibit them with the necessary youch'
ers' within four months after the first nnh-
ilcatlon OF this notice, to the said Admin
is'fatrlX at her residence in Pioneerville.
IN the county of Boise. 'N'
NARY PAULINE ANDERSON,
Administrative of the estate of George
W. Anderson deceased.
IT Dated at Pioneerville, Boise county. |.
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SAD AccIpENT.-On Sunday after
noon last, while little Ezra Baird,
aged eight years, and several other
companions, of his own age, were
frollcking and playing on the bank of
the Clearwater river at the foot of
Eugene street, a serious misfortune
befell little Ezra which caused instant
death. From what we CLEAN from the
boys who were present we understand
they had a fire built and We're gather
ing small sticks to build up the fire,
when Ezra espied small stick prop
ing up large log on the upper bank,
which was laying on an incline. He
endeavored, by little exertion, to pull
this stick ont, when the log commenc-
ed rolling rapidly, and before he could
make his escape, it caught him,
tripped him up and rolled over his
head on the right temple, MASKING in
that side of his skull The little I'M
fortunate was taken home, and DR..
Stirring summoned who, after an en-
animation, pronounced him dead, and
it is thought he never lived to know
what killed him. The funeral took
place from the Universalist church on
Monday afternoon, and was largely
attended, Rev. Mr.. Fairchild officiat-
ing. All the pupils in the primary
department of the public school, of
which he was worthy and studous
member, were present. Ezra was the
eldest of three children, and only son
of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Baird of this
city; bright and intelligent boy,
and great fayorite among his com
panions. The heart stricken family
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity IN this, their sad bereavement,
and it is assured that they have an
angel in heaven who may call them
mother and father Lewiston Teller
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-10
PORTLAND OREGoNIAN: Whe

PORTLAND OREGoNIAN: When any
one cuts timber on government land
he sows the seed for fine crop of
lawsuits. The mar who cuts the LOGS
is tried and then comes the saw-mill
man who cuts them up is tried, and
next comes up the man who bought
the lumber from the saw-mill man.
In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday verdicts were found against
/. and S. Caro- for $3S2.40 and against
Jas. Cox for $40, who had bought
lumber from Rowlev & Whitsett, who
had cut it from logs on government
land. There, it is believed, is the end
of the suite Of suits On this lot Of logs.
And now the United States attor-
ney will grid up his loins and tackle
another timber case. Bv the time
they are all disposed of Uncle Sam
will feel as If someone had left him a
fortune in Oregon.
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To Delinquent Tax PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that have this
day Nov. %, 1886 levied upon the fol
lowing described property, in accordance
with law, and that on Monday, December
81, 1886, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and 3 O'Clock p NJ. of said dav in
front OF the Court House of Boise countv
will, in obedience to law in this ease
made and provided, commence to sell tho
following described property, or so much
as may be necessary to satisfy the taxes
and costs thereof:
4. H. LEONARD: House and imnrove.
ments on land on Shafer Creek Road
formerly owned by Still Kelley, Boise
county, l. T., $780, three horses. S150.
three yearlings, $50: fhyive milk cows
Sl,3'5; ten two-year ods, $50; five wear
iings' $50 Total-$l,955. Tax and costs
$46S5.
CHARLES THOMAS: One house and lot
in Centerville, Boise Co, t Residence
800. Tax and costs, $3.50. Poll Road
and Hospital Tax, $3.50
JAMES HOWE: Improvements on land
at mouth of Dry Buck creek, Boise Co. I
l., $50; one house, $50; twenty-four hogs.
S'2; six stock COW 2, two two.vear-
olds. $50; three yearIings, $50. Total
1851 Tax and costs, $685. Road and Hos
pital tax IS.
\. L. RINEARsoN; improvements on
land, homestead, Horseshoe Bend. Boise
Co, |. T., 500; one horse, $50, one year.
ling ditto, SIS; two stock cows, $40; tw,
yearlings, $24; twenty sheep, $40; one
piano, $3.50; one milk COW, a25; two hos,
Sd. Total-$+35 Tax and costs, Sll.a6.
Poll, Road and Hospital tax, $3.50.
D. RICHARDSON: House and improve.
ments on land ia Ruby gulch, Boise Co.,
l. T., $3.50. Tax and costs S454.
JAMES c. Mills. Four hundred and
eighty acres improved land in Garden
Valley, Boise Co, I. T., $2,100; seven
horses, $3.50; hogs, 5000; three milk cows
$75; one beef, 81; three two-vear.olds.
@5f; three warnings s36; TWO wagons,
$50; agricultural Implements, $500. 70,
tai. 5000 Tax and costs, S8S. 70. Poll
Road and Hospital tax, $3.50
y. DAREAH: House and improvements,
lower end of Main street Idaho CITY. BOISE
county. Residence, 2l00; tive horses,
500; two milk cows. $50 two stock
cows, $40; two yearlings, $24; orc organ,
$40, Total, 1854 Tax and costs, S95s.
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is kind and obliging and easily pull
ed by the nose, and without money
or liquid, the large-hearted, big brain
ed, high browed bulldoser votes this
free born or free made backboneless
so-called exerciser of the rights of an
American, contrary to his sentiments.
he sis forced to-" he says, for the
reason that the bulldoser "has hold
on him and will tighten the hold if
he even so much as hints that he con-
slders himself free American polit-
lcally." He must obey the buldoser.
lhls fellow, without moral or physic-
al courage enough to look dead
mule in the hind foot, deposits that
which is called the voice of a free
man. If you have stood around the
polls and i'll the vicinity thereof on
election days, and know what kind of
work proves effective previous to
elections, and on the days of cleo
tons, you no doubt have been thor.
oughly convinced, by actual demon
STATIONS of stalwart stamina and gilt
tering displays of tremendous intel
lectuality and the great freedom of
the hlgh-grade exercise of that grand
est American privilege-the elective
tranchlse-that women can never
reach the high standard of competen-
cy OF certain per cent of male bal
lot depositors of the breeds of intel
lectual animals described. We don't
pretend to say that a majority, or any
great percentage of voters are of the
kinds pictured herein. but there are
some, and we would like to see
women vote so as to make elections
more respectable, and counterfeit the
evil effects resulting from the casting
of ballots by low-grade male voters
for it is always the office hunter with
the hardest and most unscrupulou.
character that gets the majority Of
them. Women, as rule, it is nat.
urally to be expected, would vote
against corruptionists, and the atmos
'phere around the polls would become
more refined. 1t is so in all public
gatherings, and why not at the polls:
Those who argue that it is no fit place
for women to be on account of rowing
and rowdyism, perhaps have never
thought that their presence would
cause this feature of elections to be &
thing of the past. Their presence
has worked that desirable change. II
does at the polls as well as anywhere
else.
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RAIN poured down almost inces-
sanity Tuesday night, Wednesday
and Wednesday night, and good
part of yesterday. The rain extend
ed to the SUBMITS of the highest
mountains encircling this place. The
atmosphere felt more like that of
April or May than December.
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"Y aas," said young Smythe, 81
suppose everything created has some
use but, pom me honah, it is duced
hard to believe sometimes, don't cher
know"
"Y es," she replied, looking him ov-
er critically ''it is, indeedn'- Har-
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THos. CARR1GAx. of Garden Valla,

THos. CARRIGAN, of Garden Valley,
called on the WORLD last Tuesday.
He informed us that George Sittig,
Jr., was wrestling, about a week ago,
with Jake Mann, was thrown and his
shoulder was broken and also thrown
out of place by the fall
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/ N J. McKean is in Boise CITY,
b the Democrat is informed that
effort will be made by the Chris
b Church of that place to have him
as their pastor-their pulpit now
Flng unoccupied.
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1--WE return thanks to H. F. Weld,
the Assay office, Boise City, for a
|py of statistics of the "Production
Gold and Silver in the United
lates for 1886"
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NORRIS CoNNoRs, engineer for the
prest King company, left last Mon
Py for San Francisco, to be gone
|few weeks-until the mill resumes
|ushing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-10

President Cleveland has appoint
ed William NJ. Neil, Of Franklin,
Indiana, to be agent for the Indians
of the Lemhi agency, in this Territory.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-10

An attempt was made to burglarize
h residence of Gov. Stevenson the
kber dav, says the Democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-10

"A NUMBER of Idaho papers have
|Ven incorrect figures of the vote on
|elegate In this county, putting Hal
y ahead. Dubois received a ma
k1ty Of As.
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ans. George Anderson, of Pioneer,
las in town yesterday.
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FRED. GARRECHT, who has been
(sitng relatives and friends here ten
twelve days, started on his return
Baker City last Tuesday.
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|,oc.l Float and Territorial
Concentrates.

F,rusR Hartlieb will hold services
are on Sunday, Dec. 10Th.
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FOLLOWING are Rev. Alfred rhompson's
bponlments for December: Emmett,
b; Horseshoe Bend, 18th; Placerville,
th; Idaho City, 10Th; Emmett, 25th and
nj. January End. Ola.
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Mss Mary McGuinness returned
ko or three days ago from Garden
Talley.
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JUST received-a new lot of ladies'
|mmed hats, misses hats, all colors
pcy hat feathers, washable dolls,
+ hats, dress ornaments, Saxony
|fn and knitting yarn, embroidered
Esn bags and purses, ETC., etc.
Mrs. G. CRAWFORD.
IDAHO Cry, Nov. %, 1886. I'm.
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TuE Territorial prisoners are max
: an effort to establish a library.
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FRANK ARMSTRONG, who murdered
|aul Hubert, will be hanged at Hal
II on Jan. 2Sth.
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TprDAY::::::::::::::::::::::DEC. 10, 1886
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TAILORING, and clothing repaired
Mrs. J. w. REEL.
IpAHo CRY, Oct. 22, 1886.
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|lNlESTIFIC AMERICAN.-Every week
most valuable periodical presents
|a'ever is new in the world of sci
f. art and manufactures. Full of
FFc'lcal information, it discloses to
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''''l'les still to be revealed. For
~ years Mum & Co. have conduct
'nS paper in connection with the
pouring of patents for new inven-
rs The Scientific American is au-
Ivy on all scientific and mechan-
subjects, and should be in every
sehold. Price, IS year.
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Z received a letter the other day
ho' fulmer, dated Easton, Penn
Ean'a' Nov 20th. Following are
acts; 1--WE reached here in safe
F' au had nice trip. We found
''ueraole snow in places, but here
'H' mad any yet, and the weather
fsautlful, Times are very good
NO one is heard complaining.
seem to enjoy themselves, and all
70 have some money. l
asseen but one drunk man since
arrived here, and that was two
ago aud this is a town of 49,
oa uraoltants. a good deal of
au'9g Is done here. Three rail
aud one canal run through the
ana 1t is very busy place-a
many men being employed.
@Hq steel works are numerous. :"
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To our great surprise John Lemon.

TO our great surprise John Lemon,
agent of G. o. & l. Stage Company,
called on us yesterday morning look
ing quite well, fully as well as usual.
1t will be remembered that Mr., Lem
on went to Sydney, Nebraska, some
three months ago to look after the
Interests of the G. o. & I Stage Com
pany's matters in Nebraska, and while
travelling with double team ard
blackboard, the team in a playful
mood pressed or kicked against the
tongue and broke it so that the broken
end, next to the blackboard, struck
the ground and throwed the buggy
high up in the air landing Lemon a
long distance from the blackboard,
striking the ground head foremost
and stunning him SO that he was sense
less. The team stopped, but his little
boy who was with him was fastened
in the buggy with lines, and appealed
to his father to help him out. Lemon
did so, but soon after fell over with
his head between the wheels. The boy
managed to pull his head away think
ing the horses might start and run
over him. Some person looking up
stock saw the team and boy and went
to their assistance, and finally OBJ
tanned help and wagon and took
Lemon to Sydney and sent for doc
tor. Lemon lay unconscious for over
three weeks, and the Doctor gave no
encouragement that he would ever
recover. But time brought him out
and he is now we'll and able to attend
to business as usual Statesman.
Ex-SENAToR VIM. NJ. Stewart, of
Nevada, after viewing the Payette
canal project, returned to Caldwell.
from whence he proceeded to his
home IN Carson-not having time to
return to Boise, as he had an engage
ment there. In regard to the canal
project Mr.. Stewart stated it to be the
best and most extensive enterprise on
the coast at the present time, and
thought there would be no difficulty
in securing funds for the completion
of the work. Statesman.
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Eemi- World.
Ep1nAy.:;:::::::::::::DEC. 10, 1886
Float and Territorial
\ Concentrates.
Il ETHER Hartlieb will hold services
ere on Sunday, Dec. 10Th.
! THE Territorial prisoners are max
: an effort to establish library.
Aes. George Anderson, of Pioneer,
As in town yesterday.
An attempt was made to burglarize
be residence of Gov. Stevenson the
ther day, says the Democrat.
Mss Mary McGuinness returned
70 or three days ago from Garden
alley.
FRANK ARMSTRONG, who murdered
aul Hubert, will be hanged at Hal
" on Jan. 2Sth.
TAILORING, and clothing repaired
Mrs. J. w. REEL.
IDAHo CITY, Oct. %, 1886.
FOLLOWING are Rev. Alfred Thompson's
bpoinlments for December: Emmett,
b. Horseshoe Bend, 18th; Placerville,
Nth; Idaho City, 10Th; Emmett, 25th and
6h.. :. January End, Ola.
Fred. GARRECHT, who has been
sitting relatives and friends here ten
twelve days, started on his return
Baker City last Tuesday.
NORRIS CoNNoRs, engineer for the
prest King company, left last Mon
" for San Francisco, to be gone
few weeks-until the mill resumes
ushing
NUMBER of Idaho papers have
ven incorrect figures of the vote on
slegate In this county, putting Hal
n ahead. Dubois received a ma
Pity of As.
We return thanks to H. F. Weld,
the Assay office, Boise City, for a
8py of statistics of the "Production
Gold and Silver in the United
ates for 1885,"
Rsv. J. Mexican is in Boise CITY,
ID the Democrat is informed that
effort will be made by the Chris
70 Church of that place to have him
as their pastor-their pulpit now
|ng unoccupied.
JUsT received-a new lot of ladies'
|mmed hats, misses hats, all colors
pcy hat feathers, washable dolls,
hats, dress ornaments, Saxonv
Fn and knitting yarn, embroidered
sh bags and purses, ETC., etc.
Mrs. G. CRAWFORD.
d IDAHO Cry, Nov. %, 1886. I'm
:, eclENTIFIC AMER1cAN.-Every week
I most valuable periodical presents
" a'eVer is new in the world of SCI
ge' art and manufactures. Full of
!, Pctcal information, it discloses to
thoughtful not only what has been
ertalned, but also suggests the DOS.