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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
Pension RERArINa,.


Secretary Mobiles Views Upon Tam
ner,s Courso-lucrensed ExpcndI-
lures Recommended.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The most inter
esting portion Of the annual report of
Secretary Of the Interior Noble, jaet
made to the President, Is that rclstine 70
pensions. After calling attention TO the
repeated deficiencies Of past years he
recommends an appropriation Of $97,-
210, 252 be made. He comniends the oft
mooted proposition that PENSION shall
"be granted TO every soldier and sailor
who did substantial Reryioe during tie
war in the army or navy, and was honor
ably discharged theretrom, and who
boing dependent upon his daily labor Tor
J his support is now or may be hereafter
disabled from procuring his subsistence
by such labor"
The secretary then takes up the subject
OF reratings and ssys:
Soon after the commencement Of your
administration there sprung up In tho Blu
reau OF Pensions practices IN regard to the
frerattng OF pensioners that required the in.
Prevention OF the secretary. This practice
was suggested by the acts Of the previous
commissioner. u was found that numbers
OF those who had been receiving pensions,
many OF whom were employees In the L sn.
sion Bureau, had had their pensions not
only increased (some upon application
therefor and some without such applica-
tion), hut the Increase had been ordered to
take effect long anterior to the application
and, on the orders OF the commissioner,
largs sums Of money had been raid to
these persons. Many of the Gases had also
been made Special" that ia. preferred in
time Of hearing, and not few called
"forty-eight.ho cases" had been hurried
IRa sInK, mad Nt,..,, .N.,.
Increased within two days. The attention
OF ths commissioner WAS called TO these
cases, and dlsapprobRtion OF such allow
ances expressed.
After giving correspondence which
passsd between himself and Commissioner
of Pensions Tanner at the time, the Sec
rotary proceeds:
The cases about which this correspond
ence occurred as the letter mentioned wsff
ten In number, but many others were after
wards developed. II appeared In each OF
the ten cases that the Increase was allowed
prior to the surgeons certificate in the
NpendinE claim; that in some there were no
new examination, and In others nor even
an application, and that the sums allowed
aggregated over $4,000.
After further argument to show that
the re-rating of Commissioner Tanner
was improper, the secretary says:
The intention ia to correct all these evils
for the future under tho present commits
eioner OF pensions, and so far as the law
will allow to exact return of the money
which Eas been found was illegally paid.
This VIII Prove q tedious and somewhat
difficult IN lertaki K. But in View Of the
enormous sums OF money that might have
been expended had not this evil bnen cor
reeted at the time it was, the government
may be well satisfied, l thiuk, even Il
It should have to lose large portion Of
that already paid out.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
BUToHBREn ms SOW.

Horrible Work of "a HAauiac-An
Officers aBuIieE stops EHis Murders
cus RnSe.
GALLAr1H, Mo-, Dec. with one
sweep OF a large, sharp butcher.knife,
John Bright, on Saturday, almost decapi-
tated his son Albert, Of their home near
this city. He then made an attack on
his wife, who escaped and locked herself
in room. With maDigcsl rage the muir
deref rushed from thu house and at.
TEMPTED to kill John Bu'k, farm hand
who saved his f. b. flight. /,
Bright tnen started TO town, saying
there were several Of his enemies there
and he would get even with them. The
alarm was given and he was stopped by
the marshal, but inateRd of giving himself
up he made an attack on tho officer with
his ktiiie and cut him badly in the arm.
He then made dash through the streets
and chased everybody that came in sight.
As it was impossible for any one to get
near him, he was shot as he wss chasing
a lot of children and so badly wounded
that he wee captured. Blight wna re-
Gently released from an insane asylum Rs
cured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
FARMBRS 10 UNITE.



blnc For Mutual Protection.
ST.. LOUIS Dec. 2.--Evan Jones, Of
TexGs, president OF the National farmers
and Laborers' Union OF America, arrived
in this city on Saturday. In reply to
come interrogatories he said:
'Our dealing with the question of cot
ton bRgginR is complete snccsss. Up
to the beginning of this year tbs jnte M II
had II oil their own way, but now the
planters are all uslag cotton bssging,
which will save to the farmers OF the
south annually more than 81, 900, 600 and
to the entire country, from $1,000, 600 to
$l5, 900, 900.
There are SO, 900, 600 yards Of bagglng
used annually, and the demand is in
creasing, but after this year there will be
no more jute bagging used. aud the
prices OF low-grade cotton will thereby
be increased at least 20 per cent, which
will make it paying product, will iu-
crease the manufacturing industry of the
country, and generally be big thing for
the south. But our work does not end
here. AH ootton-growers we are inter
ested in the welfare OF tho whole country,
and We came to st. Louis to unite with
the farmers Of tho north and northwest
for our mutual welfare.
Tho Northwestern Farmers' Alliance,
numbering 100000 in MON befship, and
representing the agrinullufal interests OF
the north and west, along with the
Mutual Benefit Association, which has
membership Of between $4,000 and
100, 900, nave already signiti4d their
willingness to join us, and the Kuights of
Labor will have special delegation here
with that object. Tho Patrons Of Hus-
bandry, Of whom there are about !, $780,.
600 in the country, also hive bsen invited
into orr fraternity and from my Luowledge
! have no doubt that that they will be
able to accept before long, though they
we're not ready TO act decisivtly in time
for this convention
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
A Fiend,s Work at a Fire.

WATERFOWL, WIS, Dec. "A fire yes
terdey destroyed the tenement house,
barns and the warehouse of j. d. Oasey's
wagon works. Five valuable horses
owned by Il. Rogers were cremated in
the barns. The flames communicated to
the fremont House, occupied as dwell
ing by the owner, Mrs. II. Mannegold,
and damaged it. The Losses will aggre-
gate 100000, with little insurance.
While the IRE was burning an attempt
was made to destroy the Turner Opera
House, some person entering the building
and turning on all the gas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

pUrFAIo, N. y, Dec. 3.-plsns have
been pfe pared EoE the coustFuc ion OF
tunnel from this city to MASCARA Falls.
through which it is proposed to coudact
TIE water power o. .ha latter place TO
this CITY, 10 be- uti!is4i as motive power
for niauu'aotpriaa hare. 1t will ba made
at ecst OF 1900 900 Articlea Of in
curpOEntins hRvo been liica by tie
Niagara River Tunnel Company with
General J5wett as president.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

NdilOlul DtliucTHt.
The point OF this thing lies in the
direction Of subsidies. II the protection
ists will ouly Rntegonias commerce all
tho time, they may be foolish, but they
will at least be consistent. What wo
have ridiouled them for is thRJ They de-
mnnd high tariff IA oriier TO CHECK con-.
meroe on the ground that wa pre better
of without it, and at the ssme time they
demand government subsidies for steam.
ships on the theory that shipping is OF
the highest Importance 70 ne; OF so much
more Importance TO ia tam any her
thing in the world that, it it will not pay
individuals to operate steamship lines,
the government ought 10 as.ist in the
wors. Both Of these tbiugs cannot ba
true. II the tariff is good thing on the
home market theory, then let us hear no
more about suhsidies. II commerce il
so necessary that 1t IL worth while TO
subsidizs steamship lines, then let us
lower our tariff barrier against commerce.
But, whsteyer we do, let US ronlem Der
that we are rational beings, or wore de.
signed to be such, and let ua not demand
protective tariff and steamship subsidies
at The same time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
THO Y.rG,c, unnn,mn,,a.

W.. suit, druggist, Binpus, Ind, testt-
fles: II can recommend Electric Bitters ms
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief IN every case. One man
took -,x bottles, and was cured Of rheumn-
tism OF 10 years standing" Abraham
IIare, druggist, Bellvilie, Ohio, nilirms /:
"Ths best selling med cine / have ever
handled In my 90 years expert. nee, is
Electric Bitters." Thousands OF others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict & unanimous that Electric Bitters
blood. At Beaton Sraich's drug store, cor
ner seventh and Pine streets. Goods de-.
livered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
4 MpRDEK COMPRESSED.
IS OLA Peck - Sells of 81 Crime Con
uIItsrH Fight Years Ago.


m,ttnd Fight Years Ago.
M1LwAuKEr, WIS.,, Dec. 2.-The village
Of Barron, in Barron county, is grestly
excited over the confession made by a
man known as "old Peck" who is now
an inmate of The county poor-house.
PecR has been very sick and few days
ago, thinking he was about to die, con-
feBsed to theaimshousep nperintendent that
he bad committed murder eight years ago
while living in cabin near Barron. A
woodmsn came to bis house one night
and asked for shelter. He was taken in
and during the night Peek arose and
assisted by bis son June murdered the
stranger. The body was buried back of
the cabin.
The matter was reported to the author
tiles and sure enough the bones of man
we're found in tile spot described by Peck.
The remains IRE now in custody of the
authorities. Peck is recovering from his
illness, but still sticks to his story. The
sou ia now sewing term for larceny
and old Peck has always had hard rep
utaiion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
choi.rn o., snnr, sim,

LrwEs, Dee. a. Tine Norwegian shin
GsTmau,c uefivel at the Delaware Break
wetar this noon from 0ebu, Philippine
Islands, aut has been quurantinad. The
qulrAntiIa Aicers stated that the crew
are now all ToIl, but Inst she had been
quaraptinsd because several of the crew
had the cholera whilst at Oebu, and ono
man dying shortly after the vesseI left
the port. Tho ship will be detained only
for aR long time as may be necessary TO
thoroughly disintect her.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
THE IPORLD,y FAIR,
The Subject 40 be Thought mp in
Congress This Week.


Congress This Week.
WASHINGTON, d. o., Dec. 2-The sub
ject OF worlds fair ia 1892 will be
brought up in Congress this week. The
first move Of the New York people will
be to have special committee appointed
TO report bill providing for the holding
OF such fair. Nothing will be said in
the resolution 10 regard to the location
OF the fair. The Chicago and st. Louis
people are mere iu great force. Elk Rep
resentatiye O'Neiil of st. LOUIS, and
General Clarke, the clerk Of the last
House OF Representatives, will urge no.
tion in favor OF 81. Louis, while A. L.
Stevenson, who was Becond assistant
postmaster general under Cleveland, will
advocate giving tho fair 20 Chicago.
Il ia net probable that any action
beyond the appointment of committee
will ba taken for several months, aud
there are many persons who think that
the time ia too short to prepare for a
worlds fair, and that it may be best
himply 10 have government celebration
here in Washington, without any exhibit
ton,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
TINE YAVAssA RlorERs.

One EOuHd Guilty of Murder and
Que AcIuiLted-Disagr nv 10
the Others.
BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 2.--The jury in
the case of the Navsssa rioters brought
in verdict this morning. They find
George 3. Key guilty Of murder IN the
frat degree, Moses Williams, alias "Da-
kota," not guilty and not agreed as TO
the other l6 prisoners This verdict
does not reiease the i6 from trial or
other indictments. Key has appealed.
The trial of Henry Jones and Ce ar
Fisher, for the murder OF Fsss, is set for
December 10th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

BALTIMORE, Dec. BY advice of
Attorney. general Wbyte, Governor Jack
son yesterday decided to temporarily
withdraw bis proclamation throwing open
the oyster dredging grounds on Hog
Island Flats to the dredgers of both
states. This is done to give the Virginia
Legislature time to rescind its contract
with Mr.. Lewis, 60 whom it gave authority
for priva use of the fats, although the
survey plainly shows they arc common
ground. GoYesr5r Lee of Virginia yes
terday telogrsphed to Governor Jackson
as follows "Come down and dins with
me. Over an Oyster stew we can discuss
the question as the governors OF North
and south Carolina used to do"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
Pears is tine purest and best Soap ever made.
a Fight Over Hog ISLAND.

RICHMOND, VA, Eov 3O.-A conflict
between the states OF Virginia and MARY
land seems iAminent in consequence OF
the proclamation OF Governor Jackson
throwing open the waters Of Hog Island
flats to Gredgers. Governor Lee Of Viz
ginis received telegram from NJ. t.
Smith, attorney for the commonwealth of
Northumberland county, setting forth
tho situation OF affairs, wherenpon Gov
ernor Lee telegrsphed to Captain Foster
OF the state oyster steamer TO protect Mir.
Lewis, complaining Virginia dredgor,
in his rights, adding. 1.-THE law of one
Itate cannot be repealed by the procla-
nation OF the governor of snother.n De
velopments are awaited with interest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

LISBON, Dec. 1t is semi. officially
denied that there is any agitation in Por-
tugal arising from the revolution in Bra
zii, looking to the establishment of q
republic. The paper making the an
nouucement says that the republican
groups in this city and in Oporto confine
their actions to theoretical propaganda.
The monsrchist press considers the gov
eminent too tolerant even in this respect.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
pHInADE1pnrA ASSIGNMENTS.
Three Firms Confess Judgments Tor
Large Amounts.

Three Firms Confess Judgments Tor
2.arge Amounts.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-Lewis 8. COX,
trading as Lewis y. Cox ~ Co., knit
goods manufacturers, has falled and exc
BUTTONS on Judgment notes against Mr..
Cox eggrsgeting $lS5, 900 were yesterday
placed in the hands of the Sheriff. No
estimate of the assets and liabilities has
yet been given, but it ia stated that the
indebtedness. in addition to that for
which the judgments were entered, in.
cludes $235, 900 due Mr.. William NJ.
Singerly
The Mellor s. Rittephoase Company,
manufacturers OF drugs and chemicals,
have made nm assignment to Francis W.
Rslston. They began business in 1886
With o capital OF 100000.
Executions were Issued yesterday
against "Oharles T. Grim, ct al" on judg.
ment notes aggregsting $l4, 900, SO.
Charles F. Grim and james G. Conway
carry on the tea business, and it is said
that thesa Judgments are directed to their
firm, whose capital is reported to be
$50, 600.
Very Cold in Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2-The river
Neva lie completely blocked with ice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
- .
To The Weak 4na E.ntaciRtch.

Remember thar II Is t,aporsI6lr 10 Z .ther
strength or lash, while hgrGssed with a
paintu! cough. Il Is complaint that preys
up n ayers Tissue and fibre OF the flame.
YET 1t IS easily removed. bottle or two or
HAAS Honey of II rratound ard Tar ar
rests and cures any ordinary cough. md u
moro prolonged usa OF the remedy will
hlnlsh the disease II uoze deeply seated.
Sold by the irup trade universally at 25, 90
cents and 81. Great saving for the con-
sumer TO buy large size.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
K,,rs,m leave. 10 stand rr.n,.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 8 - Jake Kilrain,
accompanied by "Doo" Adler, hls man
ager, lett yesterday afternoon for hissis.
sippi City TO stand trinl tor his fight with
Sullivan. At Cincinnati Bud Remand will
join him. The pugilist WAS not very san
Gnine of his chances with Mississippi
Justice, but his friends think he will get
i easily. Just before his departure he
received letter from "Iony" Moore,
offering to bRck him ;or any amount in a
fight with Slavia, Mace. Saith or any
other English pusilist. Frank Stevenson
WAS here recently aud had ap interview
with KilrGin relative to another mGtch
WITH Sullivan, assuring bin that mum
her of prominent sporting men were
anxious TO back him ioF another 10 with
tho big fellow. Kilrntu saYs he in willing
TO iiSht Sullivan OF any man in America
or England, and il is understood that il
he gets off eassly ia the Mlsaisgpni case
hs viii soon be in training for another
ring contest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Charles II. Turner, the 'ics man,"
Tammany's candidate for Congress in the
Sixth district of New York, was elected
at q special election on Saturday by q
plurality of 5,56S votes over George W.
Oollier, Republican. Collier received
1,l48 votes, and other votes were scat
tered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

The recent statistics Of the number If deaths
show that that the large majority die with con-
sumption. This disease may commence with
an apparently harmless cough which can be
cured instantly by kemps Balsam for the
throat and lungs, which is guaranteed TO cure
and relieve all cases. Price SOC and Sl.0O. Trial
Iasze free. For sale by all druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
A Bank Examtner Resigns.

WAanINaToa, Dec. 2.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has received the resigna-
tion of Joseph A. Neill, as examiner of
national banks in Pennsylvania to take
effect December LIST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

NEWTON CENTBE, MASS, Dec. a.
Ernest Porter, aged 4S years, proprietor
Of the Walpole mills and engaged in
other large business interests, committed
suicide by shooting himself on Saturday
night. Temporary insanity caused by
illness was the cause.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Woen Bssv wns ficl;, We gave her castori,.
When she was q Child, she cried for Cnstarla
When she became Miss, she ching to Cas.oris
when she had Children, sue gave them ( astoria
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
, ichihrnsanrlls dired dnwn dnnn.

The ichthyosaurus dved down deep.
While the huge deinosaurus roared,
The apteryx hopped,the arrhpopteryx Topped
Ard the onomodont owned himself "1oored.S
The pterodactylus winked one eye
And the megaotherium ran,
The cave bear growed, the mastodon howled.
When they saw prehistoric man.
-LdM
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
win soon be in Commission.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The bills for the
final payments on the new cruiser
Charleston have been approved and
ar angements are now being made to put
her in commission.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
Married a Week After nivorce.

SAN DIEGO, GAL, Dec. 1,--Mary p.
Thurman, daughter Of Judge Allen G.
Thurman, who was divorced last week
from lieutenant Oowles of the navy, WAS
married last night TO Thomas Scott Git
ford, to whom she was engaged several
months previous to receiving her decree
of divorce. Clifford is Spanish born hut
of English parentege, and is agent Of
hguirre IL Dowell, Mexicsn bankers. An
elaborate wedding supper was spread,
Miss Thurman, or Mrs. Oowles, was All
eccentric woman, and refused TO pay her
attorneys in the divorce case because the
matter got into the papers. Legal pro.
oeedings to compel payment were insti-
tuted on her wedding day. Gihorl is
several years his wife's junior.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Use BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-" Have
never changed my mind respecting them,
except think better OF that which beVan
thinking we'll of."-Rep. Henry Ward
Beeoher. Sold only In boxes. z....-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14
A sLIm SHOW FOX DIVIDENDS.
Preferred st. Paul stsck Ahsorbs
All the Earnins<

New YoRx, March f3.-A dividend meet
ing os the 81 Paul directors was held to-
day. Their action on dividends was she
subject Of great DISCUSSION. sud although
predictions that dividend OF : Der cent,
GA preferred stock woaid be declared were
current. they were no; believed, aS the saF.
plus applicable ~ dividends amounted 70
less than per cent Heretofore the fiscal
year of the company has been the same
as the calendar year, ard dividends have
always been calculated feg fAe year ead-
ing December 81
The directors TODAY made q dividend
possible By passing the following:
WHEREAS, BY sct Of The legislature 0f
Wisconsin tae date nf eiesing the fiscal
year has been changed from Deeesn Der
81 70 jane a9s therefore Il Il
Rssesced, TEas hereafter the yes1ly sc
counts OF t5c company shall be closed
aud the annual rsp9rts of the beard Of Gii-
icctoys shaA be nase for the year ending
Jane .. eEaa. aciag the sasze period as -
l3ow covered o. the gets-Es feaGsress by
iaw to<Se made 70 tlse interstate comass-
sion aid the railway coIaEasszsasis os the
various st2teS.
After the passage Of the rreeeaiag resss.
iutlos a dividend OF g. rsr share Was de-
ciaFed on preferred stock, pay afssa April
~ The aefiua Of rae beard wiil eerp,i
cate the relation oi tbs common stock 10
the preferred stock. Preferred stock is
entitled 20 E4sidsnd OF per cent per
anann hulore rne comm On stock Tecsi ses
sayfh.ng II the dixidaszst paid lzs-
sgFsag OF = pr cent on tAc common
stock IS charged 20 ,he earnIags of the rtf-
eeding yesr ana the divideEtd OF = per
cent. declared last September ss essaxged 10
the earnings OF ISIS, then par cent. vii
have 20 te paid on pSefeTred ssock next
{zil IA order - place colEsH stock Ia q
position 10 receive dividends; or Il the ~
per cent declares. las SePteEa Der and tbs
: per cent ss1Sg declared shoaid te cAasa-
lated ia tae nscAs year enasag Juae 70,
EsS3. then the common stock woaAa recesse
nothing until the preferred stock had re-
cciyesl I,er cent. in ssse fseGi yeAr ending
turxs ~ lssS1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14
THE mrKDKs or carr. DAWSON.


CHAEi.xsras, s c.. March ls.-ElT Nc.
Dow wss seen to-day regarding the mar-
der os Cap. Dawson. aRd said Capt
Dawson entered nv ef2sce. ased sbnsixa
language and kuorked me down wsth a
cane l got Ep aud DC NeS about ~ strike
fne again when shot him- Mellow then
wents on 20 say that pawsoa remained
alive half To fAree-GuarteTS Of aa hour,
daring which time he fMeDawa remained
in tie room making mp his rasDa ~hsf 70
do
The discovery wss mss.e ~ day that the
dactof eudsayared 80 Gig grave u 3 re-
cess Endes tbs stairway. Finding be coaid
not % 10 because cf 5astx1etiSes
he gAxe hlnseif np and pasaaess sess.
dSfezse. mellow sskoEess no marks 0f Tsos
leaee tFcm being kueeksa G0ws, as be A.
serEs ae wes
ALI gae flags Ia the elty sre - half mas.
TeiegFams OF sympathy are pouring IA from
ST paris OF fase c8sat-y. The fgaeTsl was
held a. the cathedral ts.ss atEsrussoa>
The police have positive pTss8f ef &ts-
boss ssiic.s c0Hncetsea with EswEeas
.assd servant, hut the iazf>F II Stilf Ia the
service et fase family, her faisfre,E uaf be-
ing inclined 10 believe heF guilty..
Messages os ssanpsthy poured inso Ms
paaxons al day, Iaein5ing ere from tx
President Cleveland Tue fssae1sl Ibis
Afsrrnoaa was afteuded BY an immense
f-rssx3 xESlus ng al classes.