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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
PILES FOR REVISING THE CONFESSION.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED THREE
YEARS AGO

prpOPT OF THE OOMMlTIEE AfTOANAA~
YEARS AGO.
cor,toga May Is (SpeciaD.-For three years eo"
tito ON methods OF efecting changes Ill inc 0on
sss,on NJ Faith and the Constitution oil the Ohu,'
has been busly engaged in preparing plan D, Will"
tho Westminster standards may be reVseu Inv
committee was appointed without any though. u 'e
ravism question which is now engrossine the 'nousn'
~ the Church throughout the land, ana whiie .'io
report. II adopted this year, will not Legally su'uo
the present proceedings Of the Assembly IL VIII ITO
aoubt influence any action that the Assembly, may
,axe in regard TO the proposed revislon Oh the Co"
fession OF Faith. The committee was composer vi
the Rev. DIR. W. H. Roberts, the stated clerk OF .''o
Assembly: DR.. J. T. Leftwich Of Baltimore Ut. E'-
erard Kempshall Of Elizabeth, ex'Justice Wiliiah'
strong. OF Washington, and Judge Robert n. WILSON,
OF Philadelphia u.
Dr. Roberts read the report this afternoon, ana !"
was made the standing order for tomorrow afternoon
II recommends overture to the Presbyterles adding
a chapter to the present form OF government ana
striking a section from Chapter 12. Following are
the conclusions reached by the committee rs pre-
Iiminary TO its recommendations
FirstThat the difference Of opinion sth reference to
the methods Of amendment Of the Confession OF Faith and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
ARMY AVID NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington May 15.-The following have oeen
ponmSeu ~ pown xIIth District Ohio, Harvey Ia
Conrad alternate; Edward B. Gold, With District, VIZ
s,na: william E. Welsh, xIxth District psnn'y y, ma
49, Gibson alternate; Warren II. Mitchell Isl DIS
trct pennsylvania; J. L. Phillips Ia pn'r,es y,n
York. Boughton T. Allen, alternate N"'''
District Kentucky. s.roo, T..
The resignation Of Passed Assistant surgeon A. ~
v.n..orth u. s. NJ has been accepted, TO take ene.'
Nav "A 1890 and he has received leave OF absence .
tha. date Ensign William j. Maxwell mas oec' on
from the United States steamer 'AiehS anu
waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
CELEBRATING ITS BI-CENTENNIAL.

Bridgeton N j., May is (speciaD-The oi-cen.enniai
celebration Of the Roadstown Bapust ohureh MaS
largely attended to-day. though 1t rained In torrents
an the morning At the mOrning session addresses
we're made by the Rev. Mr.. Jasten, OF Massachusetts
ihe Rev. E. S. Fitz of Cape May, and Others Charies
E. shepard, Of Brdgeton, produced an odtlme recoru
Of the church and read from its dimmed pages u~
minute of the first meeting, 200 years ago. ih0
book had been resurrected from an old library Oh "
Salem resident, and arrangements were al o"'' ss
.i This valuable relic for the church. At the
tt.rnoop session there were addresses by the Kew
Dr. r. NJ. Luther district secretary Of the American
baptist Missionary Union and Professor ~ ar%on
Oh Oh. shI nresrhed nv the Rev Charles Z. Thomas on
pSiIadelnhia The sermon in the evening was =, re
Rev. Mr. Evans, of the Tenth Streeo bap"'' ""1'
PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
CLOSE OF THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL COUNCIL

-, ,n Now York and Philadelphia ~ nod Of the Re
,o,med Episcopal Church came to a close to-day.
o notion of the Rev. Dr. Hoffman, the action OF the
ConpciI yesterday afternoon In refusing to contribute
% the Church Extension fund reconsidered and
arunced from the records. II WAS decided that the
council should meet next year on the second wednes
dav in May, in the First Church. New-lork of which
tho Rev W T. sabine Is pastor
.ha resolution of last year upon the liquor traffic.
rn resolution Is In part The liquor traffic is an
unm,yed evil and such 1t should not be regulated
hn, destroyed It, growing power warns Us that I'M
49,. ,,s destroy 1t II will destroy free institutions
rn,. traffic is one OF the giant foes OF Christianity
I, ruins more souls than our churches save Not
oy across the seas and neepen the darkness that
s.nad aver heather lands The motion prevailed
snd after the ADOPTION 'of TIC usual Vo'c oi thahs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
MERRY DAY on ECHO ISLAND.

The Rochelle Yacht Club at It's p'e'v .ssv with
Echo Island opened its yachting season yes'es. ns Of
reception which two hundred people as'enu. n Yacht
the bad weather Commodore Prague .,sr,.,nea many
Anaconda lying oil the clubhouse ana the scene
gu,sts there In the forenoon In the ane" Among
az festivities was transferred to the and
,ho.s pr.sent were Governor Albeit oi Ns""'
Naval Constructor Nixon, OF the Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

only ;tsa ihs new fast train va
trail and Michigan Central Railroads na1H,s :.
Falls Route See Timetable III sun"~s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
PEN PICTURES.
From Richiaud.

N. A. Kirk returned from q tril
to the Black Hills region Saturday.
He was SO well pleased with the
booming outlook at Hot-springs that
he invested in some choice real
| estate there.
Mr.. Leavit, state organizer for the
Farmers Alliance, spoke here last
Friday evening. An organization
of IL members were secured with
L. n. Grill! ST.. MS president. About
fifteen more have already stated
their intentions to Join the next
meeting, Saturday night this week.
1t begins to look from an obscure
point Of view as though the farmers
intended to make politics inter-
esting this fall.
DE-. Blanchard and Mart Sweet are
erecting u cozy little cottage for ".
p. Chamberlain this week in the
suberbs of our village. Thus i'm
provement follows improvement.
1t is currently reported that some
gentleman passed through here last
week making a preliminary sur-
vey from Sioux City to Chamber
lain. The Mayor was down with
"grip' and the town council was
secretly convened for the purpose Of
getting up a town lot trust aud con
sequently the party passed through
with out taking due notice of our
boundless resources and the mag
nificient grandeur Of our prospects.
Another time we will be on the
lookout for surprising events.
The following ad. was handed in
at the regular rate: Wanted,-T,
trade $4,000 worth OF Sioux Falls
| capital stock for an alkali farm up
in the drouth district. Address
| Schemer, Brand office.
The Woman's Suffrage society
meets at the shoot house. Friday
evening this week. An interesting
discussion is expected.
There will lie a social hop at Crill's
hall, Saturday evening, this week.
Supt. Ring was in our city hold.
ing pupils examination Monday.
The band meets Saturday evening
Al suggestion has been made t
change the name to the Farmer
| Alliance Band in lieu ofthe fact tina
most Of the members expect 10 join
that organization. A capital idea.
They would he Of great help in th,
fall campaign. SPECIAL.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
Hyde County Solid for Pierre.

Holabir1 Advocate: We were
requested the other day by an east
ern company to give them our esti.
mate OF the vote that would be cast
in this county for the capital this
fall. We summed it up in a few
words, that all would be Pierre,
except perhaps four or five votes in
the vicinity Of Highmore. Pierre
has more downright get-up.and-
snap to her than any other town
hereabouts. And the beauty Of it
is she never has any discord, and
all parties pull together systemat-
ically. Tuesday last at a railroad
meeting in the interest of the Du-
luth, Pierre andBlack Hills road,
donations to the amount of$20O, 600
were given inside of two hours.
Contrast this pluck with Huron's
lack of enterprise a few years ago
in letting the Milwaukee 60 around
her town and build up Wolsey.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

q. The law Il. that M coU n6

ZION. The INV /. tlat Nh sl' eSu HUI
vote q tax Of more than i've PER
cent. OF the assessed valuation ofthe
district. The bonds carried by d
wholesome majority, however, il
was conceded at the time cf the
election that tile amount was too
small. We believe this sentiment
was almost universal. We presume
the school board are proceeding
under this apprehension. Bids for
construction will be published in
this weeks issue Of the COURIER,
and if there are any who think the
School Board are exceeding their
authority they have the right to II
out an injunction and restrain
further proceedings. The school
board have let all contracts for labor
to Elk Point parties, and every dol
lar possible will be kept at home
among our laboFing men who earn
their bread by the sweat OF their
brow. Mr.. Ringsrud, our worthy
Secretary Of State draws a salary Of
$500 a year, and gives literally.
You'll find his name, well OH many
lists in this town and out of town
for ten, twenty and fifty dollars, and
so on, Capt. Talcott and Frand Gil
more the same; railroad survey
twenty-five dollars each and SO on.
Talcott and Ringsfud went to Sioux
City to look over school houses and
paid their own expenses. Talcott
furnishes the lumber, and presents
the wholesale bills to the board, not,
taking a cent commission. In our
opinion it is i'll advised for anyone
to throw cold water on any public
enterprise, or inuendo upon our
best and most liberal citizens. Men
to help a thrifty town, like ours, are
men who furnish employment to
our mechanics. We might mention
Talcott, Ringsrud, Gilmore, Hof.
man, NJ. B. Kent. Flannery Bros,
Mayor j.. S. Talcott, Geo. r. Free
man, John E. Reid, Alex. Bovee
b. Briggs, Jno.C overdale Curry Bros.
and others we might name, and not
those who never laid a single in
the town. And how a newspaper
can expect to thrive that takes q
belligerent position against public
improvements and attacks the mo-
tives Of our oldest and most respect
ell citizens is more than we can
fatllom.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
SOME L TIMERS.

ANY n having been a reslden'
OF Dakota thirty years can very
properly claim to be an old settler
Thirty years ago, June 1st., Johr
R. Wood unhitched a pair of horses
and six yoke of oxen from three
wagons, just about where the barn
now stands on the Wood home.
stead.
Mr.. Wood had started for Texas
to work for q former employer, was
to come to Sioux City for instruct.
ions, and arriving there got word not
to come.
The mutterings of war were Just
beginning to be heard. 1t is not
strange that Mr.. Wood afterward re-
ceived a draft for 1880 in part
payment for the expense and dir
appointment us many men OF the
South transacted business on their
honor. Mr.. Wood had started from
Wisconsin.
The family at this time consisted
of Lorenzo, Charlie, Uriah, Hattie,
Maggie and Mary.
Z. B. Wilson, David Benjamin,
William Adams and one Bartlette
were here at the time.
Wilson's cabin Of logs stood on
the ground upon which the hotel
barn has just been removed, and
was 12xl4 feet. Nj. Wilson kept
a few goods for sale. This was the
only building in the town. The
only buildings between here and
Sioux City, was a small log house
Chris Maloney lived in near the
Sioux and the log frame for Squire
Ryan's house was up, and he had
gone back for his family.
In the fall of 1880 John Simmons,
Phillips, Watson, Frisby and Shel.
don came in. Sheldon squatted on
the franklin farm. No land having
been surveyed at that time.
The Government ambulance
made n trip once a week from For
Randall to Sioux City and return
Settlers got their mail in this way
by the courtesy Of the stage drivers
Wixon broke GO acres in ths
spring Of 1860 and John r. in cast
ing about for the winters provision
thought best to purchase one fourth
Of the crop, which he did for $500
1t was certainly a good invest
ment, as his share was 800 bushell
Of corn, 200 bushels Of potatoes, twe
loads of cabbage, besides some othe4
garden truck. Shuppa, a Siou,
Indian chief, with a large numbe
of followers were camped over OF
fhe Brule a little below the Watso,
place, and also south Of town OH tn
old N. J. Wallace and tile Hay
place, along the ridge Of higl
ground. Not q fence nor q tree Of
the town site. Verify what
II "a ..+t2rNEL - &HS-|Ha ELH So. E4EG = 49,
change has taken place in the thirt.
years last passed. 1t can hardly b
realized.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
CLIFFORD NOT ASLEEP,
He Is Hustllng Delayed South Dako-
ia Matters Along.

lie Is Hustllng Delayed South Dako-
ia Matters Along.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Represent-
alive Clifford has cleared up all his
p~ostofice appointments where the
terms of the democratic incumbents
have expired, and is now looking
for opportunities where he can make
removals. The South Dakota rep
resentative, even though confined
by illness for two months or more,
has kept his work well up. Now
that he is in the house he is moving
delayed South Dakota matters along
both in committee and in the de-
partMenlS.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
THE COURIER.
LOCAL

Double barreled. breech-loading
shot gun. Cheap as dirt. Inquire
at Courier Office.
-Ferd Kroksh shelled 500 bush
els of corn for Patsy Cannon, near
Jefferson, the latter part of last
week.
Miss Ida Raish, Of Akron, Ia,
was in town over Saturday and Sur
day, visiting with friends and rel.
atiyes.
Strangers who come to our city
say that there is not a more pros
porous or thriving looking town in
the state than Elk Point.
At a meeting of the W. c. r. u,
last week, for the election of officers,
Mrs. II. Murphey was elected Pres.
ident and Mrs. II. II. Blair, Secre-
tary, for the ensuing year.
M. w. Lee arrived from Cal
Hope, Monday with his goods and
is getting arranged in proper shape
for business in his elegant rooms il
the Citizens Bank building.
-Knud Paulson leaves mex
monday for Minneapolis, Mimi. te
attend the Lutheran Synod, as lay
delegate from Union County. Thu
Synod conyenes at that place June
4th.
w. T. Hall, Esq, Of Beloit
Wisconsin, was greeting many ole
friends in this city last week. Mr.
Hall complimented vi city very
highly upon its thrifty and prosper
Gus looking condition..
DIR. Liggett, who was here .
week or so ago looking over tn
country for a location, writes tina
he has made up his mind to per
manently locate ut Elk Point, ant
will be here in q few days with hi
family.
Commencing yesterday May p
a pouch mail will he sent from Ell
Point to Yankton at $40 in th
evening and received from Yanktc'
at TAO in the morning. This vii
give two mails each way betwee
Elk Point and Yankton daily excel
Sundays.
The Leader, according to i
! own statement, has been in 81
!, Point just SO weeks. The edit:
claims to have been a lifelong r
publican, md still claims to be Q +
publican. During thee52 weeks
has been here we have had Is
elections. AT both Of these elc
tons She Leader did everything
lis power 10 defeat the republics
ticket, but III spite Of its efforts q
Republicans were victorious.
such an exhibition Of, republicans
4 u 81 commended?
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

The trotting stations, Celer and
Black Diamond, will stand for the
season, 1890, at my barn near the
Fair Ground gate.
TERMs.-Celer, season 800 cash.
Diamond, season SIS. payable Jan.
!, 1891. G. II. BENNETT.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
Buckien's Arnica Salvs.

The best saive in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheun, fever sores, letter. chapped
hands, chilblains. corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures pills
or no pay rexuired. it ii guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction. O
money refunded. Price rs cts pei
box. For sale By ]. 8. Talcott.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
Notice OF Teachers Examination.

Nouoe OF Teachers Examination.
An examination Of applicants for
license to teach in Union county,
will be held at the Court House, at
Elk Point, on Tuesday, June 3, 80,
beginning at $50 o'clock A. NJ.
No special examinations are grant
ed. The August examination will
be held ct Beresford.
Andrew Ring,
t-2l-N Go. Supt. Of Schools.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
gAo Was ComplasslY Cnrsd.

a daughter Of my customer ssal-
fered from suppressed meilstrna-
ton, aud her health wns completely
wrecked. AT my fuggesli,,n she
used one hottie IL Bvndtieldss M.
male Regulator. which cured Her.
J. Az. HeilailIs, Water xallsy,
Miss.
Mrlte The HrAdfield R3g CN,
Atlanta, Ga, fpr tasfticulaIss Soll
III Comfy
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
Wanted.


Good farm lands, especial bottom
lands, and wild preferred, in South
Eastern Dakota; in exchange for clear
well located resident lots in ST. Paul,
Minneapolis, or Sioux Falls. These
lots in these cities are all desirable
rs sites for homes, being all easily
accessible by street cars and situated
in healthful localities.
G. L. Coleman,
6-2l-lt st. Paul or Sioux Falls
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
Wanted.-Family Horse.

WANTED.--A dark bay or brown
mare weighing 1000 to 1900 pounds.
Must be q good traveller, sound and
gentle and broke to single harness.
r. C. Ericsson.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

Freeman Bros. have the largest
stock Of shoes of all kinds in the
county. Don't forget it. Att
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
"SCHCOl or
Verna!iiion University Students Elk
press Themselves on the Liquor
Question

VermIliion University Students Elk
press Themselves on the Liquor
Question.
Vermillion, S. d., May 26, 1890
Special to the Press d Dakotan:
This morning occurred a very singu-
lar demonstration. At ten o'clock
was to occur the hearing Of G. F.
Salmer for a druggists permit to sell
liquor under the new p%rohibitory law.
The students of the university TO the
number of two hundred and fifty
left their classes and will, banners
paraded the streets Of the town.
Fully half the number were young
ladies. university OF saloon, viii
you have the saloon?n I'VE are
THE people," Behold our fate"
In connection with the inscription
was a huge dragon and Il large bot
tie with a snake crawling from its
neck. spirit of education or spirit
Of alcohol and other notices of like
character adorned fifty or more ban
ners. 1t was a mighty protest. After
the parade the students and citizens
filled the court room and the case
was called, County Judge Jared Run.
yam presiding. Mr.. Salmer asked
for II continuance in order to procure
counsel. BY consent the hearing
was adjourned till Thursday norm
ing at 10 O'Clock. The students
were angry because of the adjourn
ment, and Immediately took up q
large collection to procure good legal
talent. The end is not yet.-Press
& Dakotan,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
Notice 81 pupils. examinations.

NotIQe OF Pupils EXAMINATIONS.
Pupils graduating examinations
will be conducted on the dates and
At the places named below, all be-
ginning at 8 o'clock A. NJ:
Ricllland school house, Mon. May 26,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

Il special line of new spring
wraps and jackets d
4s2tf Freeman Hros.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

The Sunday memorial services
held at the Opera House last Sum
day was the most interesting we
have had for many years. The SER
non by Rev. Rifenbark was extra
good and the music by the double
quartet vas superb.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
Why Pierre Should Be Tie Per-
nanent Capital.


Pierre is in the geographical
ce.1ter OF the state; this is conceded
and it is conceded that this is good
argument in her favor, but it is
only one of he,many. She is 10.
Gated on a great navigahle river
and it is the history Of the country
that n great city is built on an nv.
erage every SO or GO miles on all
large rivers.
Pierre is in as good a country as
Huron, to say the least.
Pierre is a city of life. cnergy,pro-
gress.
Pierre has all the modern conyen.
fences of a city.
Pierre has hotel facilities superior
to most cities of $4,000 population.
Pierre has a capital building that
is a credit to her and SO young a
state.
Pierre has two other lines of rail
road under contract, which when
completed will make her accessible
from all parts of the state.
Pierre can o be reached from
nearly every town in the state in
one days travel.
Pierre has a location that is both
beautiful and commanding, and is
such that 1t will be a healthful city
for all the time.
Pierre is not afraid to meet any
issue regarding advantages, present
or prospect.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28


The Leada; says that Ringsrud
and Ta!cott, Of the school board.
hold fat offices and can afford to
pay their taxes. Ringsrud receives
Si,S00.W a year as Secretary Of
State, and Capt. Talcott receives the
princely salary Of $500 per day for
each day actually spent in the dis
charge Of his duties as member of
the board of charities and cannot
draw pay for more than 100 DAYS
in any year. Capt. Talcott is faith
fully disoharging the duties of his
Office, but every day he holds it, it
is a financial damage to him. The
same can be said of MI. Ringsrud.
He can make more money by
STAYING at home and attending to
his large mercantile business.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
EprroR COURIER

EDITOR COURIER
With regard to the appointment
of Dir. Mead, as assistant physician
at the South Dakota Hospital for
the Insane, and which seems SO dis
tasteful to your contemporary we
learn the following to be the facts:
When Capt. Talcott became a MEM
Der OF the board he was anxious to
secure the appointment Of the stew
ard. This position he intended to
offer to our very worthy and highly
respected townsman Alonzo Has
son. DR.. Potter was SO strong q
candidate h~owever,and having years
Of experience, Mr.. Talcott could not
control that appointment. The
selection of a Matron and assistant
Physician howcver were conceded
to Mr.. Talcott. Miss Chamberlain,
a most worthy and efficient lady,
was appointed. Unannonnced,
about two months since DR.. Slaman
resigned. The position was offered
to DR.. Mead who refused it. DR..
Slaman was requested to withhold
his resignation for n month, which
he did in order that the Trustees
might cast about fora successor.
Several candidates had a hearing,
but several members of the board
had heard many words Of praise
spoken OF DR.. Mead and determined
to secure his services If possible,
/ After further consideration The DIR
accepted the position. The pay il
800 per month aad found, md by
tile way this is very small pay for /
! man with m established practice Is
break up his home and enter Tn
services Of the State. But our finsn
s ces will be iii better condition By
!. another year and the salnry can b
raised. Remember Elk Poilt ha
y no state Institution, md never la'
g 4 dollar out OF the treasury excep
Is for services performed. So mucl
Z for the "riilg'' appointment. !
GROVES some people " see Other
prosper.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28
! n
call yesterday morning.

-Shefm Thornton, the popular
groeeryman has purchased a dandy
delivery wagon for his establish
ment, and will deliver purchases
at his store from 5 cents worth up.
sherm is an cnterprising business
man, and usually gets there with
both feet"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-05-28

Tha Phenix Of Brooklyn is one 81
Tho most reltalyle Insurance Coni-
pAnys III South Dakota.
6s2l.9 JoHN =. RErD, Acr.
I1r. Leronee A. his, Dakota's
NY dentist, will soon whit u pro
tssllpnaily Wstcli for cxact late.