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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

GLoUcTsTEB. Mass. Nov. s.--Tho an
nual report Of the loss q vcssclt from
this port ,or the year shows that oighi-
there was an Insurance of se15la The
mum Der o. lives lest Is eigbty-slK Duf-
ing the previous year there were four
teen vessels lost with an insurance q
ESQ. 50< The number 81 lives uss ssv-
enty. Eighty-fve ref cent o. The mcB
loSt we're fcrrfruerE
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

DEsERoSTO, Ont, Nov. 4.-F. W.
Rath bun & Co., lumber merchants and
manufacturers, recently purchased the
immense timber limits OF Gilmour 81
Co. and are now negotioting with an
English syndicate for the sale of the
Joint concerns. The syndicate has
mado q preliminary cher OF s.. 600, 900.
but the Rathbuns want S6. coo, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
THE LOTTERY Law.

Explanation Of the Cass of Matter III.
oluded from the Mails by Its Proris-
ions.
WASHINGTON. Nov. s-Tn order 20
guard against unintentioRal violation
by publishers oi the recent act OF Con
greSs excluding lottery matter from
tho nails the announce ment is made
that the act IN question prohibits
and Furnishes not Only the mailing
Of lottery tickets, circulars. etn. tut
also Of newspapers or other publics-
tons containing any advertisement Of
any lottery or gift enterprise Of any
kind Offering prizes dependent upon lot
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

gSth tAs methsd and results when
e5EaP u kigs Is taksa; il i. pleasant
sed refreshing o the taste, and acts
kest.Y yet PronPtly cn ths kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleznses the sys-
tsa sfsclazlly. dispsls colds, head
seAes and levers aad cures habitnal
eeDsuParlon- syrup q Figs i ths
oaiy remedy OF rs kind ever pro
ducsd, pleasing . the taste and &C
eePtable % the stomach, prompt Ia
"a action and truly beneficial "a is
sfsets, prepared oaly from the most
haAlLky And agreeable substances, its
2any excellent qualities commend it
- All aad have made il the most
popular remedy known
syrup Of Figs i for sale IN soc
and 81 bottles By al lead.ng drug
gistA Any reliable drugglss wao
may not have iE on hand VII pro
cure il promptly for any one Who
wishes 70 Try Il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
sAs FsAscISc0 csL.
t0otSSLLs. a. kEA foRx NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. Mrs Jane
Drumnond. lady 80 years of age. was
almost instantly killed by a runaway
horse on p street Monday. She was
thrown from the buggy and her head
struck the curbstone. she died in half
an hour. Her companion was only
slightly injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
Tried 10 Cheat the Ga!:ovs.

JOLIET, H.. Nov. 4.-The Polack as
sassin from Braidwood, Joseph Novak.
under sentence of death, tried TO batter
his brains out in his cell Sunday during
a brief absence of his keeper. a physi-
clan was called, who sewed up the
wound in the culprit's aead and said he
would recover. At 2 P. m. Monday
Novak was brought into court and s-n-
fenced 70 be hanged November 2a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

CINCINNATI. Nov. The once-famous
Pixies OperaHouse, which was closed
ten years ago, was reopened Monday
night IS a regular place OF amusement,
Palmer's company presenting Aunt
JACK" before fashionable audience
which crowded the theatcr 20 the doors
The theater has been beautifully dec
Grated and reftted. and II one OF the
handsonlsst onnra-honses in America
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
TROOPS FOR TEXAS.
Plans TO Prevent Murders south OF the
southsrn Pacific.

WASHINGTON. Nov. = -Brigsdier-
General ID. S. Stanley, commanding the
department OF Texas refers in his an.
nual report 20 lawiess operations and
murders in the territory south Of the
Southern Pacific railroad, and SAYS that
to prevent such tragedies force should
be kept there. Arrangements are now
being nade 10 form a permanent camp
near Preside del Norte and 10 establish
q river patrol. The old post OF Fort
Duncan, il IS recon mended, should be
purchased. anaquarters for one company
built al Del Rio. as it is only ques ..on
of time when Fort Clark will be
abandoned
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
Incrra.- ,n the CIrculatlon.

WASHINGTON. Nov "A statement
prepared in the Treasury Department
shows that during the month Of October
there was net increase OF So24. eos IN
circulation, principally in gold coin,
and a net decrease OF $40, $50, 727 in
money and bullion in the Treasury.
The amount OF the new Treasury notes
in circulation IS sl1, 46T, 35l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

CHICAGO. New 4-Nessrs Armour,
Swift and Morris. the three blF pack
ers Save confirmed the reported pur-
chase % g zoo acres ln Lake County
Ind. FOR sbocl Yards purposes. Jbeg
paid on an average abDat 50 ger acre
for tbe land. making tot-l oest q :
little over $3.50 Coo
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
eURleo TREASURE FOUND.
Two Workmea Unesrth $1,000 In Gold
Coins 81 Arxentiss. kan-

Kansas CRY. No. Nov. 4 On the
old Rupert homestead. just west Of
Argentine. Kan, Was fouRd q pot OF
gold Saturday, and by actual couat the
pot contained e, coo in coins ranging
from 81 70 50. John Rupert and James
Halloway we're excayating for barn
foundation on the site OF a. old stable.
Rupert's eick struck something bard,
and few moments work disclosed an
iron kettle of about sye gallons' capac-
ity and covered with al iron lid. When
the I'D was finally knocked OF shining
heap OF gold was revealed. There were
coins OF various values, many OF them
o. dates preceding The Mexican war and
none OF them later than 1854. Rupert
and Halloway counted up their wealth
and found S., 600. 1t Is believed that
the pot Of gold was buried BY the owner
during tho troublous border times just
preceding the opening OF the civil war,
and il IS probable the owner was killed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
KIrea In .TaEing an Arrr.t

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. AT
Kingston Monday John NJ. Wester. Jr.,
the town marshal. was shot By James
Edwards, whom the marshal was trying
TO arrest, and Wester IN turn shot Ed
wards Both men are deed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

BRkDFonn. IA. Nor. q Ace O'Clock
Moadar rigbi seorfe y hiles cashier
% tAs b fslo. Roctesbsr a PITT buret
road. "a knoc sed down snd robbed of
c20a by an unknown uan Allen wss
tskiar the none- - the express ofIics
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
rorr.d HIs Nfother,. Nam..

Kansas CITY. No. Nov. 4-Bollins
Bingham. prominent society young
nan Of this city, is missing from town
with SO. 600 obtained on forged checks
Bingha an forged the name % bis wealthy
mother, w5o dica recently. and by this
means obtained the amount named
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
Robbed OF "a Big sum.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. John F. Nc
Cullough, agent for an Atlanta guano
house. was robbed OF $1,000 in money
and S.. oco in notes at Riverdsle Satur-
day night Burglars broke into the
room whore he was sleeping and stole =
sachol containing the notes and money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

BERLIN Nor TIE bsrrarks and
arms depot a. Lyok were brrnsa kop.
asv large oeantitv - s-nrn unitien
sB6 20 600 rlfes sTre DESTROYED
The evening world., 1890-07-12
Yarn of the Imagination.

yarn OF tHe Inauguration.
10 u, Edi'or'
in the month of December, 1892. shortly
after the Worlds Fair had come 10 a sue
cessful termination. party consisting
of eighteen young Americans embarked
ON board the full-rigged electric ship
COlumbo for Genoa.
They had been out but two days when
they hove in sight OF the Western Islands.
The dynhnios were mnnned aud the t e..
tric flashes conveyed all the necessary
Information ashore.
They were cautioned against passing
through the Straits of Gibraltar, us tha,
point was now being disputed between
England and Iiussia.
Nothing daunted. however, the Co.
Jumbo kent ON at rate Of eighty knots
per hour. aud in few hours Was within
hailing distance Of the Rock. The Rus.
sian officer commanding Gibraltar or
dcred the Columbo TO heaye to, but was
not obeycd. Thereon be directed that
the dynamite guns be brought to bear on
her.
Before this order could be executed the
Columbo gracefully diyed beneath the
surface, coming up IN a minute to find
that the Rock was out of sight.
Thus lar the voyage had been smooth
and uninterrupted, but on the fourth day
out tine second electrician had been
became igniied aud blew the vessel into a
thousand pieces.
The writer was the only one that es
capped. He fell into the water and was
rescued by Mr., Blank, a representative of
Tn EVENING WoELD, who had iouTneyed
ont in his aquatic shoes to interview any
Of the survivors. STANLEY.
The evening world., 1890-07-12
Ghosts on the Hudson.

To me Fot'oT
In the Summer OF 1885 started with
live friends on cruise up the American
Rhine on the sloop yacht Eddie. of the
Ocosnic Yacht Club.
We left Jersey CITY az Io.3) P. NJ. and
with light brceze started up tine river
Wien opposite Steytu,'s castle, oil Gut.
tenhurg, thc freeze dlrd out aud left us
without "A breath of air. Nv friends de-
ClGed To 90 below and leave me at the
wheel. IL was then l.2U A.N.
Lighting EIY p'pe. / took my place at
the stern of the yacht.
Suddenly, night ont from under the
bluffs OF steyens's Castle, shot d small
white SkIh. Ia the skid two women were
handling he cars, without even sound
irulH tie rOwlucks. LasLing the wheel. 1
nu'Lt4 the boom over TO port aud hailed
the SIX Il.
They we're then as;ern of Inc about ten
yards. Al the sound Cf my voice both
women looked up aud never will FORGET
the !earfCt sight tLRt met NV gaze Both
women weIe as seemed 10 me. dressed
Ike nuns or SISTERS OF Charity. in deen
black. lhelr faces weTo n0thiug more
than skeletons faces, with dtepset burn.
Ing eyes. They ouly looked up uEce but
that WAS enough for me.
| stool rooted 10 the spot. gazing after
the skid with eyes as big as moons
Meanwhile the boat with It's deathIke
ToweTs, faded away, leaving me there
When had recovere@ 2yself enough
The evening world., 1890-07-12
Can Human Beings Fly?
specialist answers the ques-
t!on IN the affirmative in the
SUNDAY WORLD,
STOLEN RhT MES.

The Dirge OF the Seaside Belle.
The Atlantic Ocean Is tolerable ocean.
Perhaps adeslTapis sea;
And the waves ON the beach are good enough
waves
But not good enough waves for me.
And the sky above IA pretty far sky,
The surf there are many to laud;
But there's no man In sight from morning to
night
And think the whole thing Is fraud.
Tor the waves US they curl.
With their swish and their swirl,
without young man are a bore 10 girl.
The Atlsntic Ocean Is q Popular ocean,
With peOple fond OF the sea-
But the sea without men Is ! lull kind OF thing
And IT'S no kind OF ocean for ME.
They rave DER the glow of the sunset sea
And the LnoonI with Its lane uf light;
But In the broad day or beneath the moons ray
There's never man IN sight,
And the sun and the shade
And tho moon, I'm afraid,
WITHOUT young man are bore 10 a maid.
The Atlantic Ocean is q good enough ocean,
pretty well hdNel tised sea:
But without the young man and all that sort of
thing,
It's NO Kind of an ocean for me.
j know that the poets AaNV aanH OF the sea,
As soft silly poets will sing;
But bare stretch Of beach and mo man within
Il very IuEubrious thing.
And the summer hotei,
And the surf and the swell
without young man . bore 10 Q belle.
y w. Poe. IN iaSkss Biu!e
The evening world., 1890-07-12
THE COMMODORE DIDN'T PASS.
Admiral De Horsey's Experience
with Port Royal Soldier.

Admiral De Horsey's Experience
with a Port Royal Soldier.
Admiral De Horsey tells a good tale
against himself and the writer knows it ID
true, says an exchange. Nearly twenty
years ago the Admiral was Commodore at
Port Royal. Jamaica. The sentry duty
there is done bg one of the West India
regiments, which are entirely recruited
from negroes. These men make capital
soldiers and obey their orders to the
letter.
The Commodore thought one day that
he would walk 10 the po.nt of the spit of
land ON which Port Royal holds a pre-
carlous anchorage, more than half the
town having dropped into the sea during
IN earthquake two centuries ago.
He passed through the barracks and
reached the point. Then there came over
him wish to explore that narrowest
peninsula Of the British Empire. A large
brick building attracted his attention. Ii
was really the powder magazine. As ths
Commodore approached dusky sentry
challenged:
Who go dere ?" demanded the sentry.
Friend, answered the naval otiicer.
You earn pass hyar," continued the
sentry, bringing his rifle down to the
charge,
hAat 40 you mean z! asked the nov
angry sailor.
iou earn pass hyar, dats what
mean"
Do you know who am 2" demanded
the Commodore, now fairly bursting with
anger.
!" no sabbey who you are, )" replied the
African.
DO you know, sir. that am Commo-
dore De Horseyfn thundered the naval
officer, convinced that the information
would leave open the road TO him.
no care whether you Commodore
De Harsey or Commodore De Darnkey,
you don pass dis post, and he did not.
The evening world., 1890-07-12
MURDERER MYLvAIyI,

There 10 O cheap blackguard IN the
Raymond Street Jail in Brooklyn whose
mean hands are stained with the blood Of
. good, honest citizen. The electric volts
are impatient to avenge this brutal
killing.
This young tough stole into the modest
home of q worthy, peace-loving citizen as
he was taking his rest at night TO despoil
him Of his honest earnings, and when de-
ttcted in his burglary savagely stabbed
the life out Of tho man before the eyes
OF his frenzied wife.
Through some tecbnicality OF the law,
after being convicted and sentenced. this
creature has secured asecond trial. While
awaiting this In the Brooklyn Jail he has
been allowed special privileges, through
consideration for his sister Through
consideration for his sister
Friends were allowed the honor Of IN
audience with him, appetizing delicacics
have been sent In for his consumption
and the morning papers were carefully
supplied to him.
But the vileness of the fellow broke out
so constantly that tho Warden thought
good to search his cell the other day.
Some broken glass, sharp -blnded knife
and o pair OF scissors were found con-
cealed in his cot.
Is it not time that reason should assert
itself and that a low gross murderer, with
out one redeeming trait Of character,
should be treated with bare justice.
A truce TO this maudlin sympathy.
The evening world., 1890-07-12
AND HOW7

A Coroner's jury has found that DAVID
HAY and DANIEL SHEAEIS came TO their
death at the Dun bar mine in the discharge
oftbeir duty and that It believes RoBEsT
LANG, Superintendent, 10 criminAlly re-
sponsible for the deaths Of these men.
Most solemn charge! And shall II be
only farceI Shall RoBmr LANG, after
cutting on the lives Of two honest, hard
working men, have no Atonemsnt TO make
therefor beyond hearing twelve true men
declare his guilt Shall ROBERT LANG
Shrug his shoulders. or heave . sigh. and
justice have no further vindicAtionH
IL this rightS Is 1t not . great. enor-
nous wrong, greater and more enormous
from its constant recurrence
The evening world., 1890-07-12
IN PAINS GRASP.
Suffering Babies Mutey Plead for
Public Sympathy.
Hep to Send Free Doctors to
Their Rescue.
Se!l Nelson's Visit to Little Hero
Phil.

A check forls3O2 was receivedIby THE
EvENiSG Womb this morning from Pro
prictor Stearns. OF the Atycrnc Hotel
that sum being the gross receipts of the
entertainment given in tho parlors Of the
hotel Thursday evening
This is the largest subscription vet re.
ceived for the Sick Babies FUND. and tho
greatest praise is due 10 tho untiriug and
unselfsh efforts Of Miss Marguerite ST.
John and George VI. Wood. who. IN four
DAYS. organized and worked up the whole
affair to this remarkably successful result.
All Of tho expenses. which were very
moderate, were betrayed by persons who
porenptorily forbid the publication Of
their naupa
The evening world., 1890-07-12
A NON-COMMITTAL ANSWER.
Senator stanford's secretary's Joke
on a Newspaper Man.


The following conversation occurred
over the telephone wire between the
house of Senator Stanford and the Office
of the Washington Post on the evening
the Senator returned from California;
The PUa-ls that Senator Stanford?
Mr.. Stanford's private secretary with q
mental reservation Yes.
Can | send reporter up to interview
you on the silver question, Senator?"
4" | don't know"
- say can | send reporter to inter-
view YOU ON the silver question ~
You'll have to ask your editor"
You don't understand me. said can
/ send a man to interview your"
don't know what you can do. Ask
your editor
- But represent the editor am the
editor. Can you tell me whether can
send man up to your house z"
" You'd better ask your publisher II
you don't know"
- What"
" say If your editor doesn't know
what You cGn do perhaps your publisher
does
" But Won don't understand. want to
know II | can send q man to your house. "
Perhaps you want to know If you may
send a man TO the house, Yes, suppose
you may"
" win you see him."
=" That's an entirely different matter.
He can learn that by coming up."
After little more sparring the Post
sent a man to the Senator's house and got
the interview. but the telephone editor
has come 10 the conclusion that even a
Senator can be too exact in the choice of
language.
The evening world., 1890-07-12
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
HARLEM THEATRE BENEFIT.
A Fine Programme Arranged for tho
Sick Baby Fund.

programme Of superior order has been
arranged for the Harlem Theatre Tuesday
afternoon, a number Of leading professional
people having volunteered thoir services to
give an entertainment for the benefit Of IHg
EyESfNo Wom,Os Suck Ba by Fund.
Manager Hofcle having donated the usc
Of the theatre, Master Sigmnnd Wsch,er
sent ont call fOr volunteers. and from the
large number nj replies haI selected enough
TO MAKE the affair thoroughly enjoys bic In
every respect.
Every one concerned in the STAR is enthu-
Hinstic over II, aul the entertainment prom
i'es 10 hr ono Of the beat olvcu in this city.
The stag phrt ~ under the direction OF
Manager Haipin, who Will sec that the affair
goes oil smoothly.
Tickets are now on sAle ut tho box office.
audience will be present.
The evening world., 1890-07-12
A VISIT TO LITTLE PHIL
Nell Nelson Meets a Hero in Pow
erty's Domain.

Nell Nelson Meets Hero in Pow
erty's Domain.
In Madison street car en- route for
Gouverneur slip my neighbor is an old
young woman. Her face is bloodless,
her eyes are ineIpressibly sad and her
dress, while neat, is very poor. She has
three bottles Of medicine. the directions
on which are written in blind hand.
would you please tell me tina, name ?"
she asks, extending the vial OF coppery
looking stun. The label indicates a dis
penSary IN Five Points. While the physi.
clan may be very able man, he is not
skilled in penmAnship. The blurred and
blotted writing is susceptible of a dozen
Interpretations, and it Is ruEzling to de.
termlne from the figures whether a dose
is to lie given every twelve or every half
hour.
Married Yes. that is right: YOU
have il. TLese are for my children. this
for little boy m Gouyerncur Slip. |
would not like to have them wrong. and
she si!hs With q fa.Ut oppression Of 70.
lief
" Are yogr children sick"
"Oh, God! For two mouths / have
not known what It is 70 sleep all night.
FIRST my tuby had scarlet fever and |
nursed h'la hack from the grave. Every
place IN tie house was dis!nfected and
had the t.str Of lime wafer IL my mouth
day and night Before he was out O.!
danger the two hrotEers took the measles,
and It seem, tLat cannot hud strength
20 give them the care needed. Il IS very,
very hard. Imrs are bad. / can scarcely
get food enou!h, and With til, sickness
my hopes are cm.Let
A" Yes. We haze Eah tie free physicians.
Without them ~ little on-s could not
live, The papers are good to the poor.
and at the free dispensaries one gets
many kindntsses from the doctors.
- Nov | am gong 20 a friends houss
with this bottle. She helped me often in
The evening world., 1890-07-12

Cooks, Laundresses, Chamber.
maids, Nurses and all kinds Of
household help can be more easily
secured by WORLD Want " than
by any other means.
Of course you do not mind the
cost if you can get good girl, but
The WORLD charges only 20 cents
for two-line "Help Wanted "
" Want " on Mondays and Satur-
days, and you get the best pos
sible selection.
lilo replies were received in answer to &C.
woRLD " Want" ir May last
The evening world., 1890-07-12
WHITNEY WAS SPOTTED.
He Couldn't Even Fool a oreenhorn
from Ashtabula.

from Ashtabula.
The anxiety of newly married couples
to appear - like old married folks" is
proverbial. says the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. When ex.Secretary OF the Navy
Whitney. then n promising young attor-
ney. was united in marriage TO Miss
Flora Payne they started from Cleveland
on their wedding trip firmly resolved to
appear as If they had been married for
years.
" Now. if 1 appear a little cold, raid
Mr.. Whitney to his bride. remember l
am only acting my part
When the train reached Ashtabula n
verdant couple, showing beyond all
doubt that they had just come from the
altar came into the car where Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitney were seated.
Why, any body could tell that that
couple had Just been married. said Mr..
Whitney. - just look NJ the man. S
bumps, the woman's flowers and all that.
Nobody would doubt that they are bride
ai,d bridegroom. Their dress shows that to
ANYBODY. but l don't believe we look
quite SO green.
After few hours the train stopped at n
station and Mr.. Whitney left the car for n
feS moments to smoke a cigar. As he
passed up and down the platform enjoy
ing his Havana the Ashtabua groom
stepped up and asked Mr.. whitney for q
light. The Ashtabula stogie was hardly
lighted when the man who was putting it.
showing disposition TO be friendly, re-
marked TO Mr.. Whitney:
Well, partner, | guess we are in the
same boat"
Mr.. Whitney was disgusted. He re-
turned TO the car and explained to Mrs.
Whitney:
Flora, it's no use. Even that green
horn from Ashtabula has spotted u.s."
The evening world., 1890-07-12
A GLORIOUS EXAMPLE.

Arverne. blythe Sea, the youngest Of the
fashionable seaside resorts has done a
veterans work, which entities her TO q
crown of gratitude.
AryeTne-by. .the-Soa. in it's gay and
happy whirl Of recreation, bethoueht
itself Of the sick babies who are not bv
The sea. ATvernes cheerful mind took In
the picture OF the little infant sufferers in
their stuify. dingy rooms. with no pure,
blue sky archng above their heads. and
no fresh. salty breeze from the azure sea
making roses blossom on their cheeks.
The really generous being, who Is in
he enjoyment of a great content or some
particularly pleasurable mood. does not
rown or feel vexed when the misfortune
or misery which others are enduring is
presented TO his mind.
No. His instinct is TO feel that since
he is so richly blessed and 30 much good
fortune has fnllen TO his lot. he should
try and show his appreciation Of II by
tightening the burdens that others are
10 shed some happiness on others.
That IL what Arverno did. Old and
young, silvery- haired matrons and rosy,
dimpled Eirls-yes. the little tots who
still play with their dolls--nll threw them
selves into scheme to help the sick
babieR These wsrm-hearted Arvernisns
got up an entertainment which netted
sSO0 for tine Free Doctors Fund.
This dainty bunch Of homes by the re.
sounding waves of old ocean has done
something which her older rivals. New
port. Long Branch, Saratoga and the
other swell resorts have yet to equal.
All praise 10 you. Arverne-by- -the-sesl
The evening world., 1890-07-12
kTKLETss IN REPo33

billy " Wren Is one Of the iollIsst members
OF the SonParsIl Boat CIuh He Is adownt0sB
bonifaes. IL Is said tLet be has .stely sold hLs
celebrated A" RasmAtltas."
Fred Pfeiner. who can be seen almost daily -
the Harlem bOathou-e Of the Y. VI. A. c., be-
sides being con ilerGb!e OF an oarsIaan has a
estabiished reputation as a hurdler.
joln CanaVan, Captain Of the Eonparsil RoS-
lnS C'l9, Is detective sergeant Of the oAk
street station. II Is SAID that n any one asks hia
for tho losu OF a boat his in,auable reI ~
80 Take Rny hoA:i the house that you Sant."
Eddie Kinney, who Is q good osrsmaAs
hopes to van to-daYs single gig race of the 1. I.
C. A, although he says be wishes The distAaes
sers longer He has ans singing voice.