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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
N. N. JOHNSON.

During the last few days. in an in.
terview, Mr.. NJ. n. johnson. stated
that he did not stand as candidate for
senator OH the ground of his Scandi.
navian descent. Yet in til" same in.
terview he said that the republicans
owed their majority in the northwest.
ern states to the Scandinavian vote,
and by saying this in that connection,
he could only expect the inference to
he drawn that the Scan.linavians had
lost representative.
Now. il Mr.. johnson had been
elected, would he have represented
the Scandinavians and il SO, how!
Would lie favor persons of his own
race to the exclusion of others! lie
would not dare to say SO. Does the
personal honor to Mr.. johnson spread
itself over all his race! We fail to
see, that unless Mr.. johnson would
deliberately be unfair to his Ameri-
can born constituents. unless he were
elected for peculiarly Scandinavian
purposes, that his election. or that of
any other Scandinavian. would be of
any peculiar benefit or honor to the
descendants Of the Northmen.
We do not believe that II man is
better or worse for his birth place.
All men are made free and equal by
the virtue of American citizenship.
and no less OF more. whether such citi.
zenship comes by birth, or is assum.
ed by voluntarily taking the oath.
1t will lie sorry day for the republic
when it separates into European ia.
tionalities. Know-nothingism was
rightly spewed out, the other extreme
is equally Objectionable. Our Cana.
dian neighbors are to-day. struggling
over the solution of dual races and
dual languages. What would it be
with our Babel! Let us vote for u
man because lie has ability, not be.
cause lie was horn somewhere.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
Peers Children and court.,, r,,,e..

The only persons entitled to Fright
Honorable arc privy councillors, and
peers of the rank of baron, viscount
and earl. The eldest son of q peer Of
any rank takes rank next below thai
of his father. The eldest son of O
duke, marquis or earl is commonly
by the first Of his fathers inferior Il.
ties, which may be available. To give
him i'll all eases the second of his fa.
TIERS titles would create confusion.
The Duke of Newcastle is also Mar.
quis Of Newcastle. lie is besides Earl
of Lincoln, therefore his eldest son,
ranking as marquis, is Commonly
called Earl of Lincoln. The Duke Of
Manchester is also Marquis and Earl
of Manchester and Niscount Mantlc.
Vile; therefore, his eldest son, ranking
us IL marquis. is commonly called Wis.
count Vaudeville, to avoid probable
confusion if father and SOIL signed
Manchester.
All the younger SOILS Of dukes and
naiYuises arc by custom entitled to the
prefix Lord. All the younger SONS
of an earl, and all the SONS of viscounts
and barons arc by custom entitled to
the prefix Honorable.
All the daughters of dukes, mar.
qui#cs and carls arc entitled to the
prefix Lady" All the daughters OF
viscounts and baions arc by custom
entitled to the prefix Honorable. In
case of an carl his eldest son is by Gus.
tom a lord Will, suc!, of his fathers i'll.
ferior titles us may not be identical
with his highest title; but his brothers
are simply honorlblcs whilst all his
sisters are Ladies'. Saxon in Mon.
trcal Star.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06

Charles n Lent 10 @ W Ryan and A
Short, net Of net SEC Q. nwi Of nw} and
81 of nw}, l0-l62.5l and SCI Of col, 1870.
81, 81.
William + Derby to James Baker, sel
25.l84- Sc. Sl.3O.
William Ovensto Williemine Fischer
lots Q and Z. sec 30 aud lots Sand 9, sec q
and Get, &-l6453. 81.
William Perrin and to James II Deal
sw4, 27.lo0-53, 5000.
Sarah Z and Sanford Minaker TO RI
Donovan. lot 4, blk z, Necl,e, 4275.
Leo Isabel to Angus Isabel, mel sec 3.
and "! If mel sell of net. sec 10 and on,
ofnwi, 2O-lGi.52. 1900.
Leo and Angus Isabel 10 Annie N
Wylie, nwa, 24-l8S-53. 81, 500.
Mary Thompson to Sarah E Gather
wood, nwl 6-l59-54, $500.
Amelia Armstrong toe W Andrews
lot ], blk IA, Walllalla, 500.
Nortl, West Land TO to Chas q Cock
burn lot 8, blk 10, st. Thomas. 500.
John Squiers and wife to Thos Il Jop
ling, nw}, l-l50-5S, 81, 800.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
Clubbing Rates.

The following is our revised
cash clubbing rates for the year
In order to reach a large mum.
Der Of Subscribers in arrear we have
placed the figures 50 low that they
can only ba reached through club.
bling, and in order to treat all
alike, new subscribers will enjoy
the same privilege.
The PIONEER EXPRESS ana the
North. Western Farmer one wear
for $500.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and St.
Paul Pioneer Press one year for
$3.50. !,
The PIONEER EXPRESS, North.
Western Farmer and the Pioneer
Press one year $2.75.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and Serb.
ners Magazine one year for $500.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and the
North Dakota Farmer one year fol
$500.
PIONEER EXPRESS and Dakota
Ruralist, (weekly, and Webster's
handy dictionary containing over
5000 words, Cor instead Of the
dictionary, the American Swine
herd,) one year for g. Is.
PIONEER EXPRESS and House
keeper one year for 2.25.
TIE PIONEER EXPRESS and American
Agriculturist( lin English or Germany one
year for $2.75.
Subscribers sending in money
for clubbing will be sure to state
which papers are wanted.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
tdlNNf's RAG DOLL.

Grandma Tells Tier Fellow rassenrers
wi-r She Delayed tho Cur.
The day was warm enough H. lave
Inc street car windows open, or else
the events Of this story would never
have happened. There were only a
half dozen persons i'll the car, because
most of those who had started home
in il had jumped up and ran for the
bridge when the warming bell rang
just us the car approached il. The de.
lay made most Of the half dozen pco.
pie very cross and impatient, and
when the little old lady in the corner
dropped something out of the window
and insisted OH tllccon,luctor stoppino
the car while she went back to pick L
up, all OF the passengers faces grew
dark and scowls were more numerous
than ever. When the little woman
lcappcarcd and the car moved on. a
GOODNESS had settled down upon every.
body, and each one blamed tho little
woman for the additional delay. She
felt it all, for she was sensitive little
thing, and she wanted to explain why
IT was that she was so persistent i'm
having the car stopped and held for
her. So she held up to the view of
all i'll the car the most dilapidatcd and
soon N's' "''' '''''' was ever
Its Minna's," she said quietly.
and sho i; ,.n.; my , ..e.,o ,''WausLter,
thn n,i,nn , ,laSs' $500, ssS a.eNi w. nio'eo
W;nnas f,ti,:r o eo',I.,,,,. 'Tnm.thn! 5
;m tln OLD Il' %n,.e ,ulano pear 70 i've
thor i;' ,o"a ISL, M'i i';,, M si mo.
tn i. l;v;mo ito" .;, i,,,m 'te! 50 queer
Sn wa haxs . o"o w m,n ,'''. ,le ne san.
;" l,r. INV, inst o' .'r. way OUT on !ns slae
tlo,l M;,n" , tn ,l.'. a;o W. so' "lGely set
tjn ,,nc,nm ";,sl, III" av SIN .oS 4, we nag
snn,n tn hn ,ratt;n m., uuL o aMl.i" S 90
u,,iet cnomrS . toas n a,;.,t pet.er. slle
fnrsho ms, l;ns ,l1orol ",et Us ~ SUI. me;
;,i, Ior H.; M ,, .'leio .i't i9ohs around
somethiu" and ws o ,ns m sG ,ss se.
!, t ,'ns, '' ia., vas p o.is Maitihs ior
sLn .on,,,nJ ,";,.i M '". .n.s morning
S.,;,, 49, ~, ra,, I:,, '..i. 1a'..ua' s!e
;Ihc r''. ,,mo NV ,', m,c' IN my aoii Isl
r,lc far o m,n 'o 1,,,, 'ili ., mamma iM
,h l' s:,vs 'i'' " IaS WIN; , res
mo ,,,,,mI. ~ i ,Ina up' aliu search,
il does yo,r old ',ra ,et hoo anu ~
,r,,ml inc; ~, l,n W." ., ',l heaP o!
sn"i. i;a "J ~ sa oJ' y" ASK ior ~. but
.,n,.vharn ",ni ,,o low :, .o .'o.1s ilha II
'iiS '''o ,iic' IL catiic over me
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is u list of real estate
transfers for the week ending Nov. Both
1859, furnished by Mr.. O. NJ. O'Reilly, Of
the register of deeds office, Pembina:
Robert i Anderson to ] NJ Chisholm,
lots 5 and 4, blk !, Hamilton $40.
John Reese and wife to Jno Reese, Jr.,
lot l, and 3, sec q, lot 5, sec 90. and sw
I of sw4. 22-l63-5l, 81.
William Rose to LYDIA Rose, nwIi, 1.1G3.
SO, $1,000.
Lewis L Booker and wife to X A FIet.
cher, swi 12-lGO- 81, 81, 500.
Thomas Edwards and wife to Bank oil
Draytor, II! ofnwl, Of sec 26, and MOO
nwi. of sec q and part of nwl OF mel, %
1851, $500.
CIV Vandusen 4 Co 10 A Gooding, lo
10, blk &c, Neclie, sos.
James A Owens assignee of w O'Keeft
to II N Joy, lots 1G and II. blk 10. Ham
ilton. $500.
Rose and Stella V Rose 10 John J. Rose
nw4, S-l61-55, $1,000.
George Dowding to Isabella aud Je
nina Mcmillan. set, 25.lGl.5a, $500.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
Wool bending.

There are comparatively few per.
sons outside the carriage and boat
building interest that know to what
all extent the wood bending business
is carried, and tho management that
is necessary TO carry on a well ar
ranged wood bending establishment.
Few know that the fine carriages they
ride in arc very largely made Of bent
wood. Tho felloes Of their wheels are
bent and made in two parts. The
framework Of coaches and heavy car
riagcs is nearly all made OF bent stock.
They arc not only better, but more
cheaply made. The frames of most oil
our pleasure boats are bent, and so are
many Of the frames Of some Of our FIN.
est sailing yachts. Furniture of many
kinds has bent frames. The objects Of
bending arc, saving of time and stock,
stability and strength Of work and
beauty Of form. It il business that
needs to be well understood, however,
to make success of it. Simple as the
work seems to be, yet it is full of little
details which must be strictly attended
to. else tho result is miserable fail.
ure. New York Telegram.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
Probate Notice.

scoaDi nj Of Pem paO'A 1npobate cour,
Alta probate court held In aud for Pembin.
county State OF North Dakota, at the Office OF The
county. on the 18th day Of November. isSa. '"'u
Present: Hon. E. A. Armstrong, Judge Of pro.
butte. P'"
ORDER SETTING DAY FOR PROBATE OF WILL
testament of Ambrose Smith. decesesse d" "''u
=, On reading and filing the verified petition OF
. nan smith propounding for probate. pa
Of Ambrose Smith, late of Pembina county. DE-.
ceased setting forth that said last will and tesis
ment relnteE to both real and personal estate AMI
scasassd 81. hsrs At law and n. It Of kin Of
deceased, and praying that aaid will may he
proved and allowed az the Lust will and te.,s.
me-, OF me SAID Ambrose Smith, deceased, and
mat letters parliamentary thereupOn irsue 10 Han
nah Smith, the executfx named In said will and
testament, and who has consented to act az sIch
exe e,in when H., duly appointed and that
last VIII and testament, requiring them to Dbl
md testify IN relation 10 the execution Of aid
~, nst VIII and testament: and that notice be given
tcrested in sad esiate, of the time nud nisce =,
hearing Of said petition. II liz hereby ORDERED
INN sn,d petit9n se heard BY the judge Of Inc
Iii erm c 20 sa 81 saia rerins county spec.
we city OF Pembina, In sad county, on Sntnrdsv
the slst day Of December 1880, ut Two O'clock x
probate Of said will "''" 'no
u II further ordered that notice be given to tho
s.s at law nna neAt Of kin nnd all in
shinp comy INV ~ os' ,ni OF sad deceased, by pub.
week y, e., once in each week prior to said hearing
in sud county, p"""shea
BY the court
w. j. KSEEsHAw r.. Avx.n,
Attorney. Judge Of p,nhs.s'
'0's' Es'onic!o County Judge,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1859.
THE GRIND.

The wheels of time move ever
round. The millstones of the gods
keep OH grinding. The world rolls
and circles around the sun; revolution
is the eternal law Of nature and we
poor mOrtals try to assist, retard or
adjust these infinite motions to our
purposes and 10 our own advantage.
And try we must, for our foot.l,Old is
on this trcatl.mill of time and we
must, per force. keep step to the mo.
ton of the world, or be crushed in the
cogs.
The classes Of people whose lives
are measured by daily, weekly or
monthly rounds. whose time is meas.
ured to them in regular recurring
lengths. such as newspaper men, and
others Of like occupations, feel this mo.
tion of the universe with Il greater
degree of intensity than those whose
cycles are Of Il greater length, or oc.
cur with less regularity; for it is their
business to furnish grist for these
great mills to grind. AMI the conse.
quent and unyielding pressure of care
and anxiety make IL worry which
wears OH the busy miller, while the
wheels go around without apparent
friction.
Farmers and laboring men whose
toll is more physical than mental,
whose daily work comes to them
without much forethought, some.
times envy the store clothes and easy
times of those whose llbDrs are of the
brain, and have but little realization
of the burden that is ever covered 10y
the broadclotlI, whose easy times are
Il daily grind and whose labor is men.
tally rolling great stone to the top
of Il steep hill in IL given time. only to
see it roll to the bottom again, and
then to renew their task.
All men have their burdens, their
cares and their worries. but the class.
rs whose occupations are such "tllat
time is the essence of the contract, y
that SO much must he done ut such
time. whether one has straw for his
bricks OF not, are not the least of the
burden hearers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
Mortgage sale.

dao Mach 70 hpss nd e p n is
default has been made in the conditions Of cor.
i;rown IT,, Mofisasor, to he New Enr is',d
Mortgage Security Company, Morigagee. dated
the ssnd day Of March, 4; n, 1884, and duly 70.
corded Sasa az a., mortgage in tho once Of register Of
Territory, on the 10th day Of May, 1884, at s:io
O'clock &C a. IN. In book Of mortgages, on page
4gs and whereas by reason OF said default and f.
the whole cum Of money secured thereby was on
tho a.nd day ofMarch, a. D., 1880, due and nay.
able ,h and DON, On which there liz caIaed to BE- due 1t
now due and unpaid, and the further sum Of Hi
interest now due and unpaid, making the fiji
sum az ana a., amount count, OF ss claimed to be due at the
at law or in equity has been instituted to recover
the same or any part thereof
Now therefore. notice IL hereby given that by
virtue OF ths power 81 sale contained in and re.
corded with the said mortgage and Of the sta.
tntcs In such Gase made and provided. the said
mort mor,gsged premises therein described at the
biiia, in the county Of Pembina, d. T.. ut public
auction by the sheriff Of said county Of Pen,bns,
D: I. or BY bis deputy. on Saturday, the s0th day
noon, TO sa!isfy the amount which will then lie
due on said mortgage, and the costs and expens.
es o. sale together with $50 attorneys fees sti.
p Isrisd in s ssd mortgage The premises de-
the certain tract purcell Of real estute situated
IN the county Of Pembina and Territory Of Da.
ko,n, described as follows, to.wit: The east
hrif Of the northeast quarter aud the east half Of
the southeast quarter 0f rection twenty .sexen III
township one hundred and sixty eno( 1917 range
nifty sx l56) west, containing one hundred and
sixty 1900 acres.
Dated: Grand Forks, D. T.. Oct. 18th, 1880.
THE NEW ENGLAND MORTGAGE SEcuRirY Co,
p..,. Eco. Mtgagee.
1919 ATTORNEYS for Mortoaoes
The above and foregoing sale is hereby ad-
urncd unit Saturday. the list day Of Decem.
Der, A. d. 1889, at 2o'ciock In the afternoon a
same place mentioned in above notice.
The New England Mortgage Security Co..
BANGS. FISK & j. r. Dosn, Attorneys.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
HsrtsanAia.

WHEREAe: By .failnrs.to pay in.sesss for
wv ne yest lees, due January ID, no, de-.
deault has been made IN the conditions 81 on.
e.e .ss Hssa. az e. d III. = Paul
to The American Freehold Land NcefesSS b..
pany Of l.cndon;. Limited. Mortgage, dStsd he
ssx Il Ss css .S e. ,so 3; =
NOV STATE ,Ssn e Ncrh Dsko:a, % ~ IAN dsy 81
gases, on page SIS. - '''> ~ u mort
. Aud the American Freehold Land Nortsare
Company Of London, Limited, MoriosSee. bv
reason Of aid d-fatt. and ~ virtue Of he powell
does hereby declare The whole sum Of money -.
cured thereby due and payable. and on which
tier Is claimed To- BE- due q he date Of this
pal. and the further sum OF seventy. seyen doisr.
leHl Interest, making the full sum ana smount
o. hve hundred and seventy -seven 1871 dollars.
and no action OF proceedings a law, or in couiiv
has been instituted 10 recover the samo or sny
part thereof. -' VI my
virtue Of power Of sale Contained In and reso, ~
with ad ssi sn End hs
sss doe as Rss% ess;.
y the cisy Of Pembins IN the county Of Pembins
On e1 bis d Of said d. psmbiaa i.
lary, A. D. 1900 ct two o'clock p. m. 10 ssfis.
~ tl.e amount which shall then Sc due on lad ssid
fifty dollars (S5O) attorneys lees ~ stipnlsted
II said mortgage: The premises described In
said mortgage and 90 to be sold, arc the certain
~ Of Pembina and s atc Of North Dakota TiormTep.
ly Territory of Dakota ]descr bed as fellow IN.
VIII Wit ~, L,'s number one two [2l and three, Ia
west quartsr INV of section three, (yec. 81 town.
ship one hundred and sixty.two (i62) north, of
range fity.six (58) west, containing ono hundred
and sixty (l80) acres -,1""'s~
Dated Grand Forks n. D., Nov, eth, 1889.
THE AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORruAar
COMPANY OF LONDON, Limited, Mortgages.
BANGS Fisk & up. Dosn,
1923 Attorneys for Mortgages.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
PROPOSED LIQUOR LAW.

We give elsewhere a brief synopsis
of the new liquor law now introduced
in the legislature. The bill occupies
over seven closely printed columns of
the Bismarck Tribune.
Our synopsis, while very abreyiat.
ell, will however, give our readers
some of the principal points. The
first thing that will strike the reader
in the extreme severity of the penal
ties. $500 to $1,000, and Imprisonment
is the usual punishment. The finding
of liquor, or the U. $. revenue license,
the power of search and seizure. and
the ex parte examination Of witness.
es by the state attorney will make
conviction comparatively easy and
the illegal sale very dangerous.
AS to the form of the bill OH its
final passage, OF when that passage
will he, if ever, are questions that We
can answer later. There will be al
effort to rush it through before the
adjournment. but We DOUBT :; 81 i3n.
and so iron.clad a bill can obtain the
necessary two.tliirls vote to make il
law OH January LIST.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06

New revenue bills have been intro.
duced in the house and senate. AS
We have stated before in these col.
umns there is great room for improve.
ment in the collection of taxes. There
is no more sense or safety in keeping
duplicate books of account in county
matters than to do 50 in banks OF bus
mess houses. The treasurer's duties
should lie simply to receive and dis
burse money, while the auditor should
draw all orders and make all tax and
other receipts and keep the accounts
All deeds should show taxes paid be
fore registration. end tax sales III
made through the district court. d.
linquent personal taxes should be col
lected by the sheriff. These reform.
would simplify the business. reduc,
the labor at least one half, and ado
greatly to the efficiency Of the work.
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A Safe Investment,

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case Of
failure return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our adj
vertised druggist bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t il
guaranteed 10 bring relief in every case
when used for any affection of Throat
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption
inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group. etc.
etc. tits pleasant and agreeable to taste
perfectly safe, and can always be de-
pended upon. Trial bottles free a. Sllor
Bros drug store. 81
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
STATE OF NoRIn DAKoTA,l

STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA,l
County of Pembina.
Sotlce IL hereby given that by virtue ofan ex.
ecution to me directed md delivered. and now In
my hands, issued out of the clerks office NJ rho
First Judicial District Court State Of North ~.
kota, In and for the County Of Pembina. unon
Judgment and decree IN foreclosure reniered IL =
SAD , court in favor David Dick a. admnistrc.
.or o. ne estate Of David Ogilvie deceased, and
as.inst Lou. Miron. Evariste Miron. William
Deering \ Co. John II. Watt, Winona WAGON
o. 20, and George F. Mckinney, and docketed in
me office of The clerk of said court, In and for
SAID county OH the 9Th day of December. lss1 n,
the sum OF five hundred aud eighty three dollaSs
aud Sefenty-seven cents (s5S3.SS) with int rf n
from december 4th 1889 and coste Of 60 e, and Inv
virtue oil writ of execution to be issued Ont n
le ONCE 81 The clerk OF sud court in and for ths
county OF Pembi ma and state of North Dakota.
l, the sheriff of said Pembina county. will s.,,
az pubic auction 70 the highes, bidder for cash.
on saturday, the l1th day o January, 1890. nj
eiock p m. OF said day, at the front door Of the
court house. In the ely Of Pembins, county of
Pem6. ma and state of North Dakots, in one mar.
GEL the prem SEE and real estate descr bed IN Che
Judgment and decree to.wit: The southwest
quarter of section No. twenty.three (2s) in town'
ship No. one hundred and sixty.tkree 3lsN north
o. fanse NO. iythree (53) west Of the stu o. m.
IN rembina county and state Of North Dial ots.
anu anu containing tine hundred and sixty acres sc.
cording ,the government survey thereof
Nj. hHEEsHAw. lainriffs Attorney
WN. JAMES, Sheriff, Pemb na COUNT
dated at Pembna December 9Th. 1850.
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In Probate Court.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of pembina. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Nelson l., Derby
deceased. - Dei"s
Notice is hereby given that Harvey p. Smith
the administrator Of the estnte Of Nelson l.. Der.
ny, deceased, hns rendered and presented for
NJ and filed enid con, his ansl
nnd that Monday, the 9Th day January, 1850, be.
ing day OF a term of said court. to.wit: OF the
caMuary term 1890. at ten O'Clock a. m al the
OF PEN ina. has been duly appointed BIZ said
court TOT the settlement of said account and the
distribution OF said estate, at which time and
p.sec any person Interested is said estate may an.
pear ana me MS exceptions in writing to the SAID
thereof. ~ Hp~sr veIouuoa
Dated Nov. ETH. 1889. 1T-.O Judge.