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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
4 crsskea Insurasce 10

ApRIss. June i5.-Howsrd Fisher. an
insurance agent here for many years. was
arrested here yesterday for appropristing
500 IN premiums and making no ret1rns
The complaint vas made By the New York
Ondervritsrs Agency. he gave bail, sRd
his Examination occurs thursday
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

Jimmie Bush, little boy living at 27s
Lagravest., was arrested yesterday for steal
ing watch from Ed. Downs. who lives in
the rear Of No. % Centre-st. Bush acknowl-
edged that he sole the watch and it was
returned to the owner and the boy taken
home When arrested the boy was trying
to sell the watch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

WAYLAED. June 15.-Last evening about
O'Clock, Mr.. +. whitmore and Miss Jennie
Briggs went to the farm of Mrs. Rosebrook
about one and one half miles from town.
Mr.. Whitmore left the team in the care of
Miss Briggs for a few minutes. during
which time the horses became frightened
and ran away throwing Miss Briggs from
the carriage with such force ss to render
her unconscious until O'Clock this morn
ing. At last accounts she was improving.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
wrx Hsth.~sy's Isc-r.tsa Feet VIII
be saved.

Dr. William Fuller. assisted 5y DR.. J. b.
Gris~old. succeeded in renewing the ball
from The foot Of Ms ". H. Hathaway.
Thursday svsninE. Mrs. Hathaway seci-
dental shot herself in the foot about four
weeks age. badly scattering the bone jass
bal not s@inx disclosed - the time. no g.
terupt vss made 70 rsmsve IA However
it vas feenIed best n r-aove IL. II psssiels
and en fburs4sY svsnisx . ssccessfsii st
fempt vzs made, tss foo< s~fnx opened
ron b-aesfs. The s>srssion oacspi ~ sos
snd'(pe bait niautesI The lsdT 10 doing
xaif&
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

wsssrvsTeS. S1ne iSr-Aiez's strength
= s.ssusseslr zrowfsx every 5sy. snd
rkns il = sers~kss r~a - rake pre-
axsisn fro~s fnis sns, is e sc. 10 sag thss
tk@-e = srozr sersnert n - Avor. sns
Il weuId su.sI@ re cue - s-< hin sorai-
nsteS
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
supreme court OpInIons.

LANSING, June 15.-The following opin-
ions were filed in the Supreme Court today;
Affirmed-American Eagle Tobrcco Com
psny vs. Pierce; Greene vs.. Begole; Chad
wick We. Walsh; Bufum VS.. Porter;
Whitaker VS.. Kilroy. The cases Of
Atkinson and Flanagan in re estate of
Flanagan.
Revsrsed-Flater VS.. City of Detroit ct al,
and new trial granted as against Fay:
Wedel vs.. Greene; Rineau VS.. Grand Rapids
o Indiana Railroad; Coiburn Il Colburn;
AnthonC vs.. krey; korpman Va. Blodgett.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Le9rsad Pierce are to re-
move to Hsntncky at once. This viii be 8
surprise to many of their friends. Mr..
Pierce believes his business prospects viii
be better at Cynthisns. Ey., and will re-
move there st once with bis wife and chill
dren "a host of friends will regret their de-
pArturr
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

LosDos. June i5.--Ar. Smith. Govern
nsnt leader In the House OF Commons. an
noancsd EMPEROR Fredsriek's death in that
body Tits afternoon. aud gave notice that
on Monday hs would move an address Of
deep sorrow over the calamity which had
bsiallsn the Empress and the entire German
x0yal family
The tags Of the American and other
legations are a. nklf mast, and the bells OF
Wsstminstef Abbey we're Lolled out OF re-
spscE % the dead emperor. The Prince ol
" sles viii start for Berlin tomorrow even
inx. Mr. GiadsEons and other prominent
persons called al The German embassy aud
left their cards. The stock marksl 10 in
active aud shade aFmer. As it Is believed
that the Empsror's death viii not disturh
the peace Of Europe
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
provnea yyhlIe p.tht,g.

East SAsIsAw. June 15.-Jsmes Hickey,
while bathing in the river this morning
with another boy. was drowned. His CON-
psnicnsAsav him sink. but thought he was
merely diving. aud, after waiting . long
time. gave the alarm. be was Is years old
and the body has not been recovered
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

The srsaastiag essretses sf the High
schooi efass VII se held n The Baptist
~ - ne @fkfe Nsrmsl. VII 4eitFer ths
aSt-ezs - the clsss. There are hrev
papils s1c sops q receivs dspiomss Tie
ansers ~A provide The customary eisss
s.lrrer u tke ev enlnR
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

BzRErS. June l5.-OdiciaI notification Of
the accession Of Emperor William has al
fss3y been sent 10 all representatives Of
Germany abroad. The oath Of allegiance
% the nsw Emperor will be Administered 10
The troops tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

THszx RTvxss. June i5.-Ervin Homer,
s<.d Is. recently aiscssrgss from the re-
form schoss. ga Srsvns3 here yesterday
rhiis s.ssins in tie s. Joseph river With
sss - A~r yeashs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

IsEprsISe. June 15.-hsysr Donohue
hss called . mass meeting Of the citizens
for D. N. 70 raise noney for the ssfsrers
by Gre as Norway. Mica Hundreds Of
families ars homeless. sas pronpt and lib
eraI ard IL shsointsiy necessary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

Charles Hodges. tse young man who was
mixed up in the rov st the Lake Sunday
ni<ht. was q. have nsa bic trial yesterday
but he failed to pat IN an appearance.
Charles Essesosn is on his bail bond, and
Oftcer De Wolf put ia sone Of bis time
looking f6r Hedges.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

The chimney Of the house Of Norman A.
Psrtiss. seoskseper at Nelson. Matter a
co.'s st 10. Is Parissvs-. vss struck BY
hshtzfnG - TIE ssorm eariy yesterday
aorniBg. and Sheltered somewhat. bat nc
fAAker aasna are rslx -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

Roxz, June l5.-In the Chamber Of Dep
atiss. tocay, Premier Deprstis made psths-
sic illusions to Emperor Frederick. after
which The chamber. by unanimous con-
seat. adjourned 70 Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

In the of~evcs csss ef Tia r. Schroeder
rs. Wa P sehroessr. y VS. skern yssser-
asy teal he dsfsDssss ~ss . resident e
N'sss~spes. aas the pzbsiestsn Vas or-
fe-ef
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

Iixxi. Dswsos, an innsss ef Hattie
h~-ksr's p<sce eu McCsensihss.. tried %
Climb G~ vnkao~n STARS ysster.isy morn
iss sAe ekose tks rno-ph ne route buf
he drag ssiis1 se get IN Ns 6s.dly work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
c.Ii,.so. on Grand Trav.r.. B.y.

Elk RAPIDS. June l5.-There was COL
lision last night on the bsy. between the
schooner Gilbert Knapp. loaded with lum-
Der. and bound for Kenosha. and the
schooner c. A. King. light. which resulted
in the Knapp losing her head gear. she
has bssn tosed back here for repairs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

Al Howard. she nan ~ho ps.s~a fsrxsd
rAsck ca she livery 6rra e NJ. 4 k.ry.
wss ap y he Pelsce cosrs ye-s-razT ard
z~s e@rsssl sxeasnstios. Tke ez~e 81
- seaz>a asS ss<izx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

when tss FIRE s3srm ~ss Turned II res,
ts~dsy nornisg TIE bose carr sDa hook sns
LADDER truck from Engins Honse No. 4.
we're % Csssl-st bsfo~s ~. be h<f had
sennse6 tne fnal stroke - tbs frxt n ine
The BOYS are busters a. 30 nsistsks
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

axsss..s4 T-lsxses-ssxs.-
w.szTxx~ss Jaae 1S-The S.ssfs hss
sssea~nsS s~-r antE Ne~szy. No nsvni-
nss~~a s-~ sss 6szrS Rses6s sarvey~rxkss
caa - $3.50 saza Nszdsy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

A-v. Joan-on. ss p ssrth-sve. oFssres
eoap,< e zes oF kss isrn l1sf sTsnine
ssd aszt<s1 q going o1 they pTeeess1s6 -
-ds IS M Jsk esen. A polscemsn vss
czL1sd b1t tk< nz<n ~ ppe1
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
THE DEAD EMPEROR
s1o ksnEs AZ g 0eATr sso
Eaissssss Coadslsass frsn ksxis4a Asa
lA~ Easzzs CesGls.ss- bEief b1ssrse1-
fsal sssksb q "a. L~1. Ezass<e<
.aa H1s s1essssor.

Bxz1rs. Ians i3.-Empsror Frederick
1isd fhis n0rniag at IL oicioek. No ma
tsrial ehsses IN bis eonAinon sss aPparsct
aurinx lhs nishL Ia seemed % be sps-
thssie anal as ds4ih- The nsnbsrs of TIE
royal Gamilf remained a. lns castle nntii
sasr midaishf. The Emprsss saichsd ~
ths dying Enpsrofs nds from o'clock
ys.lsrd4Y zsosnInz anul he died
Ali ne royal tanilys numerous Ainiz-
tsrs Il STATE and iorssen Ambazzadons ssrs
present a. ths dsaia chamber ~Asn fssn-
sriek esd
A ministerial e0uncil ~ss held this morn
nag less before ths Emperors death. ffincs
bismsrc<. sho presided. Was greatly AL
tslsd and mads the nlsstinz al short 40
possible.
Tue naiiencs and sndursncs Of kmpeTor
FTsderiek sers WondsriaL A pnysieian
tntlnarsly connected sin the stat u al
tsndaaLs a. CharloEisabufg says Il wss .
ulgstsrF even - his doctors how hs hsid
oat - .ong IA ths face cf such adverse car.
eamsEancss. and thaf the world would
never xn0s The actual sansrlnss that the
brave man sxpsrisnced-
Durnz ne Ha0rniDs The EMPEROR lay IN
a letnarzic conditiGn. s0meumss roUsing
him.slf Tor = isS inmates as II he would
sDsak. During tbs Isst hoaf Of bis hfe ne
made several ffuillsss efforts - alkks him
sell understood
At5.30 D. IA. Prince Bismarek, all the
members Of ths Dalyersitys the imperial
aides De camp and oficsrs on duty Al the
Palace ssrs admitted 70 the chamber OF
death. The Empsrors body les on the
iron Dsdslead on rhich ne died Il = en-
vsloped n = white shroud and only tns
upper half OF she lzcs Il xislble. Tne Em-
press has wiEhdrzsn 20 hsr private apart
1snfs sad viii see no one. IL 10 not sx-
yectsd that the ascension 20 the throne OF
William will &c proclaimed % ths nation
until altar the funeral Of bis father
The late Emperor len Instructions 70
have hls body intsrred ia the grounds oi
lAs Garrison chaFch a. P0tsdzn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

OMAHA, June l5.-Ths California dele
gates to the Republican National Conven-
tIon at Chicago, passed through Omaha at
5 O'Clock this afternoon. The occidentals
had eight sleepers and q car filled with
thelr native wine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

Hnzsxssx Fsse rs.--Ns~ H.tse. ds7xh-
tsr u Hen. G + HibcheE. s.s W. Wsser
d. ss~rr srs 10 ,. zsrri-z tbs sfssrnsos
a S scf><k.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
CHANGED DAILY.


GuootnEs.
Puddings are either baked. boiled OF
steamed. Rice. bread. custsrd aud fruit
puddings require moderate hest-bxttsf
and cornstsrch quick oven. II bag is
psed 10 boil the puddiSg In. wiring Il ont OF
hot water and -four the insidf well. when
the pudding IL done dip IL into cold water
and tho pudding viii come out easily. The
hsg should taper from top 10 bottom. With
round corners. When tying leave room Cor
the pudding TO swell. To serve the pudding
. silver dish With an inner porcelsin dish u
the INCEST agate iron pudding pans srs en-
cellent: also are the blue and whiw epsmel-
ed psps-su Of which you viii End sf Leon
arc's. Do not use wet fruit IN puddings. IL
viii surely make them heavy. Either dry
IL carefully with n towel or ~sss the dsy
before. Don't lift the cover ~ snv steamer
before IL is time for lbe pudding 10 he done.
The above 10 taken from our New Cook
Dock. price 81 90. or given swsy with every
800 sold. The Arnold Steam Cooker IL the
incest thing for stsaming puddings. Dcn'f
fail 20 cal and see them. Third floor
take the elevator.
81 2s Venetian Plates for 50c
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

Wurzburg Bronson's band will give an
open air concert in Fulton Street Park this
evening, commencing at O'Clock. The
following selections will be given:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15

graces of Mrs. Hearst, one of the
recognized society leaders Of the day.
Representative Thomas L. Thompson
is a gentleman of character, ability
and nearly all the social and political
virtues, whose weight in public matters
increases every day, and he has also
stood in staunchly whenever any de-
mand was made in favor of California.
The same may be said of sterling old
Marion Biggs, who is one of the most
vigilant, patriotic aod influential Con-
gressmen in Washington. assure
you that Southern California owes a
debt of gratitude to the gentlemen
named. They have stood in with
her upon all occasions in which their
aid has been invoked. But 1 suspect
| have talked enough"
Whereupon Mr.. Lynch broke fol
the train for Monrovia, in which
charming spot he is trying to thaw
out the Eastern icicles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15

SALES of real estate last week were
7O4 in number and 81 1,264,71 in ag-
gregate value as put on the record.
For the preceding week the record
stood at 6S5 sales, amounting to
$l,518, 1853. For the two weeks of the
current month just closed the sum is
1889 sales, amounting to $2,7S2, 1863.
At that rate the months business
would when closed show about
10000 That would not indicate
a very bad state of health in the
"boom." There is marked absence
of large transactions going on record.
The buying is being done quietly; the
transactions are mostly Of small or
moderate size each, and the purchasers
are looking for permanent investments.
There is good healthy demand for
city homes, and for lots to build such
homes upon, at fair prices. There is a
strong demand for good, central bust
ness property in any good town in this
section, and there is much earnest in
quiry for small farms. Prices are firm
in nearly all cases, and there is much
confidence on the part of holders.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15

bed examining some papers. He was
so absorbed ia his work that he did
not notice the approach of the laiv
until she injured of him by what
right he dared to take such
Liberties in her house. He smugeled
the papers under corner of the cov-
eilet and feigned that he had pre.
sumed it was the room of a friend
whom he was expecting at a certain
hour, and had lain on the bed await. :.
ing his arrival. He apologized for
the intrusion and started to pass out
when the other lady said. "Nho are
you anyhow ?" He. spatched card
from receiver on a table in the b all
as he was passing, scribbled his
name on it and said, "That is my
card" Nothing was missing fri om
the house, but she notified the police
OF the occurrence and left descrip.
ton of their visitor, which led to the
arrest of William Elton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Redondo Beach j..

The excursions to Redondo Beach
the past ten days or so have been
in the nature OF surprise to every one
who has visited there. To carry
twelve or thirteen hundred people
and to seat them at tables for lunch is
an undertaking never attempted be-
fore. Excursions will be commenced
again next Thursday, but not on the
same plan. Tickets to be had at the
company's office. corner VI Court and
Main streets. The reductio of fifty
per cent. on lots in even-numbered
blocks is creating great activity on the
part of the public. 1t is a superb
spot, and the public will be further
surprised in the definite shape that
matters will assume in the next few
weeks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15

THE Anaheim people are justly in
dignant that the orange packers who
are engaged in shipping our citrus
fruit to the East, do not deal fairly by
their locality. The agent for VIM. T.
Coleman & Co., who was here last
year at the end of the campaign,
stated that the golden fruit from the
"Mother Colony" was second to that
from no other locality. The oranges
from Anaheim were represented by
this gentleman as being clean, Of
good size and color, and the flavor
excellent. The complaint in the
present year Of grace is that the
shippers are wrapping the fruit in
papers, each of which bears q
legend, the most prominent word in
which is Riverside" Anaheim il
not alone in it's indignation at this
unfair treatment. A number of other
localities express their sense of wrong
suffered on account Of this pro
eramme Of misrepresentatit n. The
fruit q Riverside is good, bul
- y that grown in many
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
ALLEGED DAYLIGHT THIEF
Arrested Yesterday by the polio
Enrce


1t requires a man of considerable
nerve to make profession of day
light burglary; yet there are some
operators who make a speciality OF
this line, whose deeds being evil, do
nevertheless not prefer darkness
rather than light.
William Elton, charged with being
one Of this class, was arrested on
Main street Friday morning at II
O'Clock by officers Lynch, Donahue
and Marsh. The circumstances OF
the case as learned at the police sta
ton, are to the effect that at some
time during the morning hours we'll
dressed, respectable looking gentle
man walked leisurely in at the open
door of we'll known resident of Hill
street. The lady of the house was at
her bath, and no one else happened to
be in the house at the time.
Presently the lady came from the
bathroom and was astonished to
meet strange man in the hall. The
stranger bowed and smiled and re-
marked that he believed he had
wandered into the wrong place. He
was profuse in his apologies and
showed such affability and good
breeding that the ladies Ia second one
having in the meantime appeared on
scene), forgot that he was q stranger
and invited him to take seat in the
parlor. After chatting for a while,
he took a card from q basket, wrote
his name and address on the back oi
| it, and stated that he would call
again to form the acquaintance Of
the gentleman of the house. After
bowling him out, the ladies proceeded
to resume their household duties
when they discovered to their con-
sternation that every room in the
house, save the one containing the
most valuables, had been ransacked.
They surmised the author of the dep
relations at once, and Immediately
reported the matter to the police, to
whom an accurate description of theil
morning visitor was given. The Off
GERS kept sharp lookout, and yes
terday about II A. NJ. found their man
sauniering along Main street. When
taken in custody he feigned the ut
most indifference, and tried to laugh
the matter off as only a humorous
mistake. He was taken before hit
accusers for Identification, and the
ladies both exclaimed, "That is The
same man who was here and left hii
card" When asked to write hi
name again the two signatures cor
Responded.
| 1t is claimed by the police that Ell
ton is known far and wide as the grea
daylight houseworker. 1t is rumoret
that he left criminal record behint
him in England, served term befor'
he came to the United States, il
Canada, and has for some time beel
working California. His arrival il
this city is said to date back two weeks
A second account of the affair
learned from other sources, is to tht
effect that the lady Of the house ant
a friend who stays with her were ou
driving on Thursday morning and re-
turned sooner than expected. The
|. dy was surprised, on entering the
house, to find : man seated on hsl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15

MICHAEL +. TARPEv had best shake
that bee from his bonnet, for it will
not buzz him into the Lieutenant
Governors seat. He is not morally
fit for the place besides.-[San Ber.
nardino Index.
Will our friend of the Inder kindly
indicate what is wrong with the
morals of the man at whom he thus
points the index finger of his scorn
We had thought Mr.. Tarpey's morals
particularly exemplary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15

SOME days since member of the
HERALD staff was in company with a
mo st congenial little party of gentle
men of this city. The occasion was a
tour Of observation along the most
char ming section Of the far-famed San
Gabriel valley. During the noon-day
hour, when the heat was at its highest
pitch, great live oak was sought,
and beneath its spreading arms and
friendly shade, a most delicious little
collation. was served by the attendant
master Of ceremonies. Among other
good things which decked the festive
gree n sward, was a liberal bottle
Of claret. So excellent was the
wine, that general comment grew
and centered around its noble
qualities. During this conversation
the facts were elected that the grapes
from which this vintage came grew
2 bove Cucamonga, on the side of the
mo untain, at height which insures
. heavy fall of snow and quite a sew
ere touch of frost every winter. The
vine is the Zinfandel. So rich was
the body, SO fine the flavor, SO deli
cate the bouquet of this noble wine,
that all we're intent upon learning its
history. 1t was four years old, and
was made and nursed into its present
peri ection under the skillful direction
of one of our Los Angeles vint-
ners. One Of the guests is a
hotel man of this section I;
and friend of his remarked, while
the rich, red juice of the generous
grape was under discussion "That
wo uld be an excellent table wine for
20 ur hostelry." To this the expert
enced caterer at once assented, but
" ith this proviso: 'The only way to
put that on my table and have It 60
d own with the travelling public would
be by getting up French label, and
nm der that guise selling your Califor-
n Ia wine. Then the people will drink
it, and think it good" Such fact is
not creditable to us as people, mot
creditable to our intelligence, not
creditable to our patriotism. No doubt
poor wine is made in California; but
are we ready to say there are NO
Americans, or at best few of us who
know good from bad? There are
good wines made in California, and
are we prepared to say that we have
not patriotism enough among us to
take a National pride in the intelli.
gence and enterprise of our young
State which thus puts us on pal
in this respect with the old world, de-
Bpi the fact that her experience is
older than the century-living crow
This matter Of putting false label
ON all our best vintages, and thus Civ
ing the credit of our achievements tc
another country, is undou' tedly doing
much injury to our already great and
most promising wine industry.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
SUNDAY, APRIL Is. 1855.
Illustrated Annual Herald

The matter is now being prepared for
this popular publication. The edition will
bo larger than ever before, and Its columns
win be filed with carefully prepared mat
tx rejecting the progress aud industry
e Southern California. The illustrations
VIII be more numerous than ever before,
and in point OF excellence the engraver's s
art win maintain the high reputation this
publication has desefvedly gained. Parties
Aesirous Of availing themselves of the ad-
~ antages this special edition offers for ad-
vertising and write-ups, will do well to
hand in their orders at as early day as
poGgible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15

THE Times has discovered an
astounding plot to bribe, corrupt and
oust Republican county officials.
This plot has its ramifcations in San
Fra ncisco and includes in it's promot-
ers some of the leading Democrats Of
this city. So wide range has this
new Rye-House conspiracy taken that
it not only includes the coddling by
the City Fathers of the Turf and
Grain Gambling Exchange, but it
also contemplates an official compact,
with all classes Of gamblers, who are
to pursue their calling unmolested, il
they will only give the Democratic
party their earnest and active sup
port! The evidence upon which the
Times gives this pertinent fact''
is conclusive. "It is said to
be notorious in the inner
circles of Mr.. Buckley's personal
party" Not less than 10000 has been
raised for the purpose of bribing Re-
public county officials to resign, SO
that the Democrats may get control
of the registration and hand the
county over bodily to the Democratic
party These officials have been ap.
preached by we'll known leading de.
tective, whose name is carefully re-
served. But the strapgest part ofthis
won derfully strange story is that every
Republican official so far approached
has Indignantly refused to take the
money. Verify, among all this dire
and portentous man9uvering to steal
Los Angeles city and county, it is
pleasant to know that we have bull
wark of safety in the Republican
county officials. They are adamant
Had they been thus tempted
in order to manipulate the regis
tration for the benefit of their own
party, it would have been another
question; but there is not enough
money in the country to induce them
to advance registration tricks in favor
of the Democratic party. Let us be
thankful that we are safe. Let us bless
our stars that as long as the Court
House is in the hands Of men who per-
sistently registered Republican voters
and threw out the applications of
Democratic voters, there is no shadow
Of a possibility that the terrible plot
our veracious neighbor has unearthed
can succeed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15

In THE thirty-seven months since
Mr.. Cleveland was inaugurated the
public debt has been reduced $685.
432,027. The net amount of debt on
April 1st last was 81 ,099, ,49l ,022. By
the 4th OF March, 1889, when the
President will close one term and be-
gin another, it will touch the billion
,~o,,S