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We venture the assertion that Union can
afforl az many idle young colorel boys AZ
any town in the State and we think that
some steps shoulIi he taken to suppress the
evil, by enforcing The vagrant law.
There is a mystery about how they get
their living. 1t may be in An honest way, but
We hear Of great many petty thefcs, wbi ch
are generally traced to some lazy trifing
boy or Buys. lnsteal ofpunisbing them the
cases are compromised aud the thief set free.
That is very wrong, ss it only encourages
others to commit like crimes, believing they
can escape tbs penalty of the law by paying
q few dollars and promising to do so no more
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JonosvllIs Alliance Tributes.
Bno's. l., L. srnotsss-AsYW w. ID. .Duaasas

Bna's. l.. L. SrHotsEs.AsY w. ID. .DUnaEss.
At q rssulsr nseeting Of the Jouesvllc
Sub-Alliande. M. yie5, held Aug. 8, 1891,
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Whereas, it has pleased the Almighty
Father. 10 His uRerring wisdom, to remove
from our midst our beloved BIOS. l.. L.
SPROUSE and W. d. BURGESS, therefore,
be IL Resolved,
1st. That in tho death of our esteemed
Brothers this Sub-Alliance has lost two Of its
most useful members.
2. That our great crder OF large has lost
two faithful workers.
3. That ith, community, has lost two Of
its most useful aud benevolent citizens.
BE IL further Resoired, that q blank page in
our minute book be inscribed to their memory.
That copy Of these resolutions bo sent TO
each of the bereaved families of our deceased
Brokers, end that copies be sent to the
County paper and TO the Cotton Piaut for
publication.
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A Petty Thief.

A Petty Thief
Last Thursday ofterooon while Hix Brown
was carrying the Express packages from the
Depot to the Express Office, he allowed three
packages, for which he had no Use for in the
world, stick 10 his fingers.
All of the packages we're recovered and
Xix is now serving q ten days ssnierce from
Trial Justice Stokes Court, for petit larceny.
What fit subject for the chatxSyang, if we
only had one in this town.
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Going to Leave Us.

Going to Leave Us.
Mr.. John Q. Buchheit informs us that he
will positively lc,ve us next Tuesday for
Pulaski, Tenn, where he will 90 into the
Bottling business.
Well we hate to SEQ Mr.. Buchheit and
his excellent family leave US. for they will be
missed. But, We cannot blame him, aud
sincerely trust he will d, well in his new
home.
Mr.. and Mr.. Bucbhett have made some
warm friends during ibeir etay among us,
who regret that circumstances compel them
to seek n aother field of labor.
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Cores pondence OF tho Union TIMES
Ne ~ from North Pacolet.

ETA JANE, August 24.-Since our last
letter We have been blessed with an excellent
rain. In many places vegetation had began
to languish, and cotton especially was show
ing the effect of dry weather. Where IL has
been well worked, although thin on the
gr,uud," it is well boiled.
Fodder pulling sessoa is now upou Us and
our people will 60 at it this week. Coru
that has been regulsr:y worked |, as good as
IL could be expected.
Our friend Clarence L Bailey, Of P:nkuey,
Is the 6rst one to pace boil of open cotton
in our hands this year. Clarence "is farmer
right"
We promised our readers last wock to give
| them full report Of the speeches made at
| the Alliance picnic at ElBe'hel last Monday.
| This pleasure we are compelled to forego at
| this time, for want Of space. A condensed re-
| port, such as We might get up, would not give
a satisfactory idea Of the speeches made, or
do the speakers justice. We will merely say
that each speaker emphasized the importance
| Of educating the people up to their duty of
| opening and maintaining system of schools
where the poorest children can obtain o
practical education, and thus fit and prepare
them for the great duties Of life. There was
no war between the farmer and the merchant.
Whatever would benefit the one must peces.
sarily help the other. There is no standing
ground left for "the third party" (so-oallei. }
The Alliance was only acting in selfdefenco
The prosperity of the farming class Insured
tho prosperity Of all other classes Of citi
zens>who pursue legitimate business
Wcfi,> siuce our last letter the Union
County Sunday School Convention met al
Salem. andNhas placed another harmonious
session upont its records. 1t is scarcely
necessary for us 70 say thst .Nsc 20 en,s,s..1s
pleased with whsCSGoa - ~
What the delegates and visitors think ot ic
VIC are yet t, lrarn. Homes hal been pre-
pared for sc delegations, and Of these tber,
was only one or two exceptions in which th'
host or hostess did mt appear in porson or b,
representative TO take charge Of their guests
Our York county friends came over in ful
force with we'll filled baskets, and did the;
part in making tho Convention success
With characteristic uuanimity our peopl
did their part Of the work, and the experien
Of the best judges is that Gowdeysville Town
ship could easily entertain the State Conven
tion if il was given them. One thing l fee
it my duty to mention (apolgoetically) an
that is the miserable bad roads over whic
the delegates and visitors had to travel-i
the immediate vicinity Of the church especial
ly. 1t is q p,or index to the nigh state o
: civilization to which we claim to have at
tanned.
For the benefit of our readers who feel a
interest we will say that the record show
that the 40 Sunday Schools represented n
. the last session of the Convention, ttogethc
with amounts pail for different purposes
tious. as follows:
4 81 I ,nhn II
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HEAVY RAINS MAR MAcoN-Macon, Ga,
August 21.-The heavy rains that fell within
two or three days have over flowed Muscle
Fork and Charleston River in this (Macon)
Comfy until water in the bottoms is six feet
deep aud extends from hill to hill. Wheat,
oats and hay crops standing in the bottoms
are floating away. Fences are completely
wre ;ked and corn is ruined. A large num-
ber Of cattle and other live stock were
caught in the bottom and drowned
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H- The Town Council has declared war
against uumuzzlei dogs, for tho next thirty
days So oil those who own dogs had better put
muszles on them, for ifthey are osught at large
without boing mu1zled, the chief Marshsl
has emphatic orders to shoot them.
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BeA- We have had considerable rain this
week, aud the indications are that more is
coming. We don't wish to see auything like
an August freshet like We hal 6 orr years
back, when the corn on almost every acre Of
creek or river bottom Ian wa, ruined, but
it looks soary, just now.
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EG5~ In the "forrors of Famine in Rus
sla,' Slight account Of which will be
found in our columns this week. have we
not The right 10 believe TINT it i the rctribu-
tive hand of Almighty God meteing out pun
ishment f'r the inhuman treatment of the
Jews by the Russi IN government aad reop le
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ID. n. WILBURN, Clerk.

SUICIDE NEAR Prosperity Prosperity,
Aug. 25.-Special: Mr.. j. w. p. Brown,
who )iyed one milo West Of here committed
suiclde this evening by cutting his throat
with >cket knife. He committed the act
in the presence Of his vito. No cause can bc
assigned but temporary insanity.
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rGa- AT primary election. hell in Green.
villa County last Saturday, to recommend, as
the choice of a majority Of the voters, n man
for the office of Master for that County, Mr..
D. P. Werner, the present incumbent, received
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BUCKLENs ARNICA SALvE.--The be- aalve
in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptious, and positively cures PIES. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by Ii. f. Poscy
80 April 10.
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TUT fHc IIEES.
Union County Association.

The 10th session Of the Union County AS.
socia'ion convenes with the Fairvisw Churcl,
on Tuesday. Sept. 1st, at 10 A. NJ. 1t is
desired that al Of The churches shall be
represented by delegates and reports. The
delegates are requested to try and be on
hand at the hour Of meeting.
Is. C. LAMPLEY, Mod'r.
ID. n. WILBURS, Clerk.
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HoRsoss OF rAsrsn IN RussIA.-y,o,d I'd

HoHHoHs OF FAMINE ~ RussA.-Lq ID N,
Aug. 22.--Ths stories of m sery rec we'd from
Russia are almost Incredible. In Bes.ar ,bia
parents are actually offering their children
for s .le in order to buy food, and dealers at
C'nstantinople, hearing Of This, have pur.
chased through agents in tho Russian villages
a considerable number of female children.
Many deaths have been caused thrapgk
famine, and families may be found actuiijJ
perishing from hunger, and bud ling tose'l:
or in their common misery. The stewards
Of crown lands and forests have been in.
structei to allow the peasantry TO enjoy free
pas'urags and freely to gather mushrooms,
VIII ch are largely consumed among the 10 yer
classes Of Russians, and 10 gather wild fruits
i'll the forests aud woods Of the State. This.
hGweyer, does not ans wer the demand for
substantial foot. The famine crlples alsb tRs
finances Of Russia, nad il is bo,ieyoi thst5
for this reason there will he no W ,r f,r many
months. The collection OF State and local
taxes in at least twenty province, will fall
considerably behind the usual amount. Be
sides, large sum, are required to prctent
whole populations from perishing Of staftr--
tion. /,
''T % government aqthorities, bs'ag NOV
aroused, are exerting themselves, Rad The
distribution Of relief is going on MS rapidly
~ P,"Si"0' "hou vuuu'ity W Hfau VoaCu-
ed MarinpClo, in the Province Of Yekatorino.
slav. Tuesday last. the people wsrs so weak
with want that they were hardly abe to como
and ge' their potions They gathered near
the place Of distribution, presenting pi, iful
spectacle. with their wan faces and wastef
forms. f,rce of polio, was pre,.nt %
preserve order, bu, in'ic,d tho po leo h ,d1n
in several instances, to keep the applicautpr
from falling through sheer hunger a1oau,
weakness. Al
cl,ss. Among the qppljcan,. q. Msispj wi
we're nqblemen and tralesmeH, the 1at5 9f
ruined IN business through the ioss Of 81 @ @tse
iomOn account OF the famiae. and tho forf Y!
dtpr we'd of the margin between their dd pi
aid their income, on which they de cad "a
The prohibition Of the expnrt Of rye "
none TO son, IL the more fr'gmfu res.
OF famine were IN be artrted.
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bds" The brick pillars upon which the
new A. M. +. Church are to rest are
nearly completed, and the building will 500
be commenced.
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BeA- We regret to learn that our esteemed
old friend, Rev. A. A. Gilbert, Pastor Of the
Gaffney NJ. f. Church, died at that place last
Tuesday morning. A devout christian has
gone to his reward.
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Has~ The town Council have made very
excellent change in putting in terra cots
pipes at the crossing at Main and Bachelor
streets
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Correspondence Of the TINES.
Splendid News From Riverside.

4lEsR,lEE, lug, 2s.-Mr. Editor: AT
this writing. q very gracious revival OF
religion is in progress ut Mt. TABOR church,
conducted by Rev. n J. Holmes, and Mr..
Jennings.
The congregations are largo, and greatly
Interested AMI elified. We verily believe
much good will result from the earnest and
eloquent appeals Of the Evangelist $50
mote it be-
The meeting at Wesley Chapel resulted 10
10 aecessions to the church.
Miss Ella Whitlock has accepted posi-
,ion as teacher in the Warren Institute at
Oxford, Miss.
Now i, good time to put the public roads
ers ought by all means to seeithat ple roads
are worked.
Say. Mr.. Editor, are there Trial Justi ces
for Pinckney and Santuo Townshipsf |
have some fellows on my road who are try
ing to evade road duty. / wish to make
them an example, and try the force Of law iu
the promises. Why is 1t so hard 1, get com.
petcnt men 10 serve ~ Tii.i Justices? I
hear Of great many resigning and leaving
the ofhce vacant. jos.
Pnsxqass+L lsxaS ws4rass.--eo, ,oralo..
Texss, Aug 23--Remsrk9ble change oc
CURED in the weather here duriue the
twonty'fou hours ending at 2 o'clock yes
terday afieraoon. % Ffi.iay al that time
the thermometer marked l0B in the shade.
At midnight aterrifc nrth wind com meneed
to blow, which, in l'tlc while WIS 40.
oompapied by Q cold rain. AT ii o'clock
Saturday IN ming tho Thermometer registered
six y-f,ye do, rees, q fall Of forty -ope degree
ip less than tyenty-!our bonrs.
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A CoLD wAvKs-- Duriiaston IA, Au
yt,rs is prsssiliss s Sysf 4 t,As.s, We. ig~$
present. u came unexpectedly ard vi
sharp that late g1rdcp truck hal y ~
escape, The mercury fell f. m % in
sh.le TO as IN less than twenty bnu|
and nothing but cloude weshrr AID hsa
wind prevented killing frof
MILwAuKEe. August 2f.---Frost la nigl
di grsat damage u tob-cco an ! Gran >crrtl
Nsced IN reports thu half tho cranber|
crop 10 that district Is Destroyed. -
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nea. very heavy rain fell in this section
last Sunday afternoon about dark, and anoth-
er early Monday morning.
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Peterson & Farrell. the Photographers, will
positively close work here on Saturday, Sept.
5:h. Don't miss this chance to have some
fns pictures made.
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GONE NoRTH.-Kecp your hand on your
pocketbook, and your eye Oh this space TIL
my return. Will have something to please
you. J. w. MCLURE. Agent.
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Bag Rev. a. 4. James, assisted by the
pastor, Rev. b. G. Clifford, is conducting q
series Of meetings at Mt. Vernon Church.
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Tho Sons of Rest.

Is the name of new Association formed
in this town. "Any young man out Of
job, and not wishing to get job, is elegible
to membership.
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Silk Garter Elastic, 25o. yard. Cottor
Garter Elastic sc. yard,
at II. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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po5- From all part, Of the County reports
of go I'd cotton and corn drops are cheering
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

Bas" The Railrosd authorities are re "a T.
ng the wash-out above Mr.. Duuu's.
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Goodyear" Rubber Diaper, Cloth 60c
square. ut III. NJ. COHEN g. BROS.
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The Convention passed upon several mat
ters of local interest, and then adjourned to
meet in Gainesville next year.
THI TEXAS ALLIANcE.-Dallas, Texas,
Aug. 2l.-The Texas State Allia &C to-day
ratified every plank in the Ocala platform by
a unanimous vote. The election of officers
resu tel in the reelection of Evan Jones
Prss dent and the endorsement Of his ad-
ministration.
All anti-sub-treasury Alliance men here
hav boon refused the privilege of the floor
AMI have called meeting Of their own
Ne ,ry all the delegates to the State Alliance
Convention arc for Third Party.
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Ladies Black Norfolk Waists TO close out
] 500 each, ct II. NJ. COHEN Il BROS.
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New Advertisements. A

Notice TO Trespassers.
To those Indebted-F. G. Trefzer.
The Union Graded School.
Notice of Primary Election.
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Mems Lace or Gaiter Dress Shoes, Sl,3S
q pair, at IN. COHEN s BROS.
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'his That the Rev. Mr.. Sam S5nls lfossy =
wicked sermons at the religious or revival
meetings in Prohibition Park are delivere
under the authority of the committee I Z
church members that is in charge of the
sacred services there, that they are delivered
with the approval Of a large body Of ortho.
dox Protestant c'ergymen of various deuomi-
nations, s,me of whom are always by his
side when he is preaching, and that great
proportion Of the people who listen to them
are members Of churches.
discredit upon the religion Of The meu who
are inoulpated by them,
1t is high time for the clergy AMI for re-
ligious people Of New York to withdraw
their support from the Rov. Sam Jones, tn !
blasphemer.- Y. Sun.
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SUBSCRIPTION, 81 so PER ANNUJ
POST OFEICE nIREnTnRY.

= <0ox OH kOxs D1uEV1OnI'
The p. o. will be opened for business
from A. Nj. to 600 p. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from Q A. NJ. to A L. NJ.
The Northern mail will close q, Up.
NJ, and the Southern Mail mt GOO p. NJ.
Any inattention or Irregularities should
GO reported promptly to the p. NJ.
J.C. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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Ladies' "Cpmmou Sense" D BItteu Shoes,
solid leather 81, so a pair
at ii. NJ. COHEN s. BROS.
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BLaspusnous LASouAoE OF SAW JOKES

BLAsPHsMous LANauAaE OF SAM JoSxs.-t
The Reporters Of the Sun have Lesn fc-f
quirsd TO cut down, or we bave felt impelled /
to omit the reports OF maay of the SER
mons recently delivered before crowds Of
hearers at Prohibition Park, Staten Island,
by the Rov. Mr.. Sam Jones, the "Georgis
Cracker" who has been preaching for s,m
time past in the tabernacle there. We
unwilling to permit such language as he
uses In his sermons to appear in the oQl(
of the Sun'
Some Of our local contemporaries q
particular about their reports Of tho M s.
Mr.. Sau, Jonss,s sermons and rff;;ia.. SSs sasaze
Of Jhfn1 9hlsh, ~ ehQuid think. must havb|
shocked Any resctent Christians who mak
have been among hts hearers, The Preys
for example, gives Q rerort or the sermoR
presence Of the 4,00C people who crowded
the tabernacle Of Prohibition Park. Much
of the language or lingo OF this sermon wns
| ofthe nature Of buffooner; moro Of It was
scrubby and ruffish. aud some Of il was
blasphemous. We quote here but o single
| passage, and we must account for our doing,
so by saying that we have an especial pur
pose in view. The Rev. Mr. Jones ssid:
"God takes his auger AMI bores right
down through fellows head 10 his hear
aud into his pocket, which should squirt lilsc
an artesiau well. He don't begin way dow q
AMI bore up. If He did what would He d
with the dirt lie can't do much with Z
fool, though, and there are some pieces ~
hickory that the Lord could not make an|
axe be!ve out Of to save his soul"
Is not this shocking language for preach
to use about tho Supreme Being Coul1
anything be conceived Of more repugoant E.
reverent mind? Is it not blasphemous
We,will not quote any more Of the Rel
y Mr.. Jones' sermon of last .SIhnisy hiebtu
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.-IHE GEORGIA ALLIANCE.-At Atlanta Ga,
August 2l.-lhc State Alliance adjourned
tod " after three days session. Today was
de led TO routine work
One important resolution, adopted unani-
mo sly, tasks the Georgia Legislature to
end ,rsc the 81. Louis platform as re affirmed
at o ala and to Instruct our Representatives
and ,naIors in Congress to shape legls aticn
in conformity herewith"
"It was decided to purchase the Sou'hern
Allan 20 farmer, State organ, from its present
proprie,ors and run it by the Alliance.
Senator Gordon's reply to the request that
he express himself as to his position on
Ooa!a PLATFORM was MT received. The
Senator however wrote a brief letter. which
is given out for pubicasiou, in which he
ssys he has heretofore made himself clear on
the subject and could not do 50 moro than
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-09

The industrial Alliance hIouthTy. Of Lin
cola, Nsb., saIute8 the Public with brave
and timely WordH-A Declaration OF Ia
ter-depeudeuCes
We hold these truths to be seIf-evi-
dent-that all men created have right
20 live and TO share equally the album
daut natural provisions for q happy ex-
istence; that the earth is theirs by
common inheritance, for use only, and
not for specuIatioui that because it is
the iuezhaustibie source of values, no
equal value can be offered for st., or
part of it. no Just title of absolute own
ership acquired in 50, and that it must
belong without possible alienation Of
title to all individuals oG all genera
tions; we hold that the individuals OF
the race are iuter-dePendeuE each
needing all and having the power to
serve all; that each Individual differs
ia his wants and capabilities from all
others, differs not simply in degree, and
that he is as much needed by the body
polite as is each mem Der Of the human
body to constitute a perfect wholei
we hold that self interest the
good OF the Individual, is so bound up
with society interests that 10 cannot Ue
preserved apart, that individuals can
not look out for their own interests
only. as at present, without insecurity
and immense loss we hold that there
can be no clashinE of interests between
mem bers of a healthful, properly or
ganized society. and that in proportion
20 it's number aud organic unity viii
be the measure of individual benefits,
enioyments and servicei we hold that
each mem be- Of society should be
equally nourished, equally exercised,
and receive equal honor for equal ex-
srtious that these are the truths aud
principles Of social science, the basis
and lines Of harmony on which and
{ B. .aHaHa .H NJ
future must be built must grow, is
evident
But TO Obtain possession of and secure
70 each his natural inheritance hia
place 20 work aud just reW0-d, his iE-
dustriai freedom and equal rights, is
beyond the power of the individuals 20
secure these rights govern u-euts are in
stituted among men, and they must be
adapted 20 the needs of the people.
We have political freedom, aud with an
Intelligent use Of the ballot can obtain
ind ustrial freedom
In the industrial and commercial
world it is ''each Tor hiaHslf," " with dis
cord. s1azhinE, chaos. wazts-Pull-haul-
ing in exchange and planlsssness in
FoveEumeaE there IS 40 organized work
cEcsVt Tor EeIdsh euds- The iltsF-ds-
pendent indj yiduals are engaged in
social war, each seeking gain at others
cost each trying in contract ana eE-
change 70 get more value than he gives
Short-Eig ghtad ss1f-iutersst has made
enemies Of natural friends as il the eve
should fan out with the hand. the brain
with the stomach. the body with the
limbs, the heart with the head. and
each mem beE should try 20 get more
than it, share Of blood. expecting 20 be
benefited by congestion, and by weak
enInE and dwarhug other mem berz
Organization Tor selfish ends 20 pres