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lately.
Mrs. Worth, the wife of the famous Par
isian dressmaker, dresses very plainly.
The women will doubtless see the explana-
ton of this in the fact that she is married
to Mr.. Worth.
The dreadful accident in the tunnel yes
terday was probably due to somebody g
blunder. But when we consider the make
up of men the wonder is that such acci-
dent are not more common. 1t doesn't
take much inattention to make them.
1t was found from careful termination
tests at the Wisconsin agricultural station
that the hulled grains of timothy seed
neither germinate so well nor retain thei1
vitality SO long as those not hulled; also
that timothy seed, when properly stored
is fairly reliable up to five years old.
Here you are. 1t has been calculated
that the electro motive force of a bolt O.
lightning is about $500, 900 volts, the cur
rent about IA, 100000 amperes and tn
time to be one twenty thousandth part o
a second. In such bolt there is an ener
gy of 2, ,45o, 900, 900 watts, or 1884, 1s2-h.p
All the big profits in mining do not com
out of gold, silver or diamond mines
Witness the operations of the Schlesinge
syndicate that purchased the Chaplin min
in Michigan about two years ago. Th
price paid for the property was 2,OO0, ,00(
In the first year after the purchase the min
netted s1,OOo,OOo to It's owners, and the
subsequently refused 100000 for it.
partial sale has lately been effected, how
ever, at large advance, but it is said tn,
the Schlesingers will realize from their r
naming interests in the mine at lea
: $500, 900 annually.
Under the auspices of the Americs
Economic association, Colonel Albert !
Pope, of Boston, Mass, offers $500 in tv
amounts of $500 and $500 respectively
the first and second best essays on Con
try Roads and City Streets. The essa
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WELL BOUGHT.

HALF SOLD is an old adage from wise man.
Good whiskey ready at hand often breaks up a
cold and wards off disease. q. o. Taylor Old
Bourbon or G. o. Taylor Pure Rye can always be
depended upon for purity. In bottles bearing
firm name Of CHESTER II. GRAVES & SONS
over cork and on label ensures genuineness
Druaeists and Grocers sell It. It
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Equal rights. A white man and negro
have been hung to the same tree in Flor
ida,
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'tInto each life some rain must fall, ;"
but poesy never provided for such wet
life as dwellers in this region have had
lately.
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But the very choicest dishes
Were of Cerealine, nutritious,
Cerealine, the food unequalcd,
Good alike for man and woman,
Good for warriors and for toilCrG,
Good for invalids and infants.
You should mix it with all breadstuff
When you bake, and with all pastry.
1t is excellent for mullins,
tits unexcelled for waffies,
It produces peerless porridge.
All the guests of Minnehaha
Praised the pudding, saying, Madam.
What is this delicious dessert?o~
"Cerealine," said Minnehaha.
Then cried all the sauaws together,
ave will buy no other breadstuf1."
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MIR. wAKEMAN,S JOURNEYINGs

At Bodmfn, CornwalI-Relics of Pa
gan Life-Superstitions of the Cor
ntslmep-Curfous Cornish Customs
-May-Day Fcstivtties-The Fish
wives of Ancient ST. Ives-s'Har-
vest-Home'' SupPers-ssFurry Day.
and ssTaking sunday,
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I'm A NEW EnRNV

IS PUBLISHED
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cider containing broken roasted apples is
carried into the orchard. Each member
of the family then takes cup of the ci-
der, drinks portion, and casting the re-
mainder upon the tree amid the shouts of
companions, ''gives health" to the tree
with
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yIRGIglA RsWs

Edward P. Tsbb, formerly CT NOrio:s.
died in Neg York gestefdsg.
The Piedmont cub o:Lgpcaburg hss bsea
6oed 500 20. ssiiing iGoc: without llceus.
W. n shoitcr, perhtp' Inc we4ithlfs
leaf-,ob5cco GesIer in the Dlpvi!le marEet,
died in Philadelphia yesterday, aged elk y
i've.
Plterte were ssusd yesterday to thu 10
loving ViE3Iisns: Harrison & Warning Dal
Vile. envelope; Rossris Roy, Richmond
rotary take; Wm. II WnideH, Lexington; ,
sectional lamp chimney.
The Legislators # V.re!ns 20 be chosen
next fall will have to .lect five judges OF toe
supreme Court of Appeals. Tne present
judges vera elected By the rescjusser Leg
isla.ure in 1881 for twslve years. aud The
term Of their ottice viii expire IN 1893
D.. D B. Courai, formerly OF Wincheste
has received the position of superintendent
of the lunai!c asyiun a Independence, No.
nea. Kansas City. Tho los itu,,nn, oesgn-
ed for the insane OF 3 city of 600 is T.
process of enlargement eo AS to give 1t rou, 3
Wider usefulness.
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Death of King Kalakaua.

King David Kalaksua OF tue Hawaiian
Islands. who came to Caiforula few week
ago for the beuefi Of bis health, died at $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Palace
Hotel, 10 San Francisco. of BsighLs disease
Of the kidneys. The King was TO bays left
there this week for Honolulu Gu the U. :.
A,gshiD Charleston. David K4.skaua wss
born November 16, 1896. He was descend
ed from one OF the chiei Is no:Iies OF the Saud-
witch islands, received an education. iucud-
log familiar knowledge of the e ogish IEr-
ausge. When Kirg Klmehameha died in
1872 he Was Candidate for the throne. but
his opponent, William L1nsllc, was elected by
the people and cni irmod by the Leg Stature.
King Lunsi died within yosr, sn1 on Feb
rusry - 1874, Galaksua WAS ele ted TO the w.
cant throne By Legislature that had been corr
venei for the purpose. Lydia Ksmekaiha Li,iu-
oksani. eldest sister Of Kalskaua, born September
2. 1888 was nominated TO he his successor Dg
Kalakaus, who has children. Hawaii, better
known as the Hawaiian or Sandwich Islands, is
constitutional kingdom The islands are sttusttd
in the Pacific Ocean, 2,1Oj MILES sou.he ct from
San Francisco.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Jan. 2l-Diapatches from Chill
state that.s!pumbar OF. government troops
have j,ined the insurgent forces.
PARIS, Jan. 21-Mr. William o Brien, ac
com panied by Mr.. John Dillon, has started
for Bou!ogne-sur-Msr, where they are to
meet mum her of Irish members Of Paslis-
msut, including, 1t is believed, Mr.. PaTuell
The Figaro to-day makes an appeal to he
CHURCHES to keep their doors open all niel6
and to take ether steps necessary to trans
orn ;hcm into night shelters for the home
iess pour of Paris.
LONDON. Jan. 2l.-9he til W thr, w hout Eng
land continues. Ore of its effects wa, q disastrous
Iaad slide st Folkstone Three people were crush
cd to death in the avs snchc Of snow and earth
whci fell upln cotsge in which they resided.
GLASGOW. Jan. 21.-It is announced that the
STRIFE so far as the North British railroad is con-
coined is practically ut an end. There are now
no situations vacant oil tho Ca,donisn and South
western roads,
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Governor Hill Elected Senator

ALBANY, Jan. 21.-Every mem'e' OF
both bcuaea o. the Legislature wss present
when tie joint ballot for United Statea
Saua'cr was taken at noon. The vote as an
nonoced gave D B. Hill 81 votes, William
". Egarts 70. cad D. B. Hill was declared
elected.
ELM1sA, N. Y. Jan. 81 The democracy
If Governor Hll's bone fred 100 guns to-
d ~ in honor CT the Governors election to
be Senate. Regardless Of politics ell
classes Of ciiiz,us have for several days
b3au discussing Governor HIS latest honor
with the GREATEST interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-21

Mr.. Mills WAS accorded the floor, ont hau
mt concluded his speech dencuEoing the
Speaker, when the Speaker informed olna
bis time bad expired. Hs said ne ~ou'o
oooc!ude bis remarks to-morroV.
The storm which swept over the House
yesterday has not Sc. moved sway. There
is a rumblipg In the air, and Messrs. miiiF
Bland and Rogers are criticising the conduct
and rulings of the Speaker. The end 10 not
re, for the Speaker has retorted In kind.
The House has just dropped the curtain
uooo a scene of excitement almost rivslling
that which was.precipitated upon 1t yester-
day. Messrs. Bland, OF Missouri, Rogers, oil
Arkansas, snd Mills, of Texas, have oeeh
excoriatipg the Speaker, and the Speaker
mas ia calm mapn>r stated that
he was administering the rules as ne
understood them land So sustained oy
the House, and that he would continue to
administer them as long as he retained the
exalted position to which he bad been elect
ed By the votes OF the House.
Mr.. Kerr, of Iowa, added somewhat to the
Confusion By criticism of the report OF Mr..
Mi!s's remarks as published in the Record
To-Day, asserting that it did not coincide
with the report In the public press
Mr.. Mills exctedly demanded 10 know
whether the gentleman accused him OF haV-
ing mutiIated the Record but Mr. Kerr dis
claimed any such intention.
The tumult was quelled bS roll call on
the approval of the journal.
Nj. Cannon, of Illinois, from tie rules
Committee, reported the resolution providiog
that the previous question ehorld be con-
sidered as ordered Cd the District Of Colun-
bia appropriation bill, and all pending
amend ments at o'clock and moved the
previous question on It's adoption.
After much more squabbipg Cannon's
resolution was agreed to-
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OyRTER TROUBLES -Oyster pirates en-
Monday rsiced reserve grartea 10 FED
erlck A. GnDby, in Tangier Sound, il Viz
gnia waters, and dredged IF moat OF The
stock.
The oyster troubles in the waters Of
North Carolina are assuming serie us
shape. The Governor of North Carolina
Yesterday telsersphed Goysruor Nc
Kinney for aid in driving the drede-
er5 ct the oyster beis in PenaGo
SJnpd. Governor Ma kinney ordered a
tain Keeling, OF the Norfolk l. ght Artillery
b Mss, 10 proceed to the scsne with 6 d.
tachme. Of ter men and cne canncn.
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Vigilantes Shot

LITTLE PocK Ark, Jan. 21.-Last night about
3 dtzsn msn went to the home of jim Blackburn,
colored, some distance from the city toe him from
bed and gave him q terrible hoggiug. The mob
then visited the house of Richard Brown, color.
ed man, battered down tho door and as they at
tempted to enter the negro fred into the crowd
with double barrelled shot gun killing Jim
Huntley and severely wounding another of the
party. Brown fed but afterwards returned and
surrendered to the authorities. 1t is not known
how tie trouble originated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-21

FRIGHT OVER A CoRPsE.-The funeral OF
Mrs. Captain Aosolom Adams, which was
t. have taken place q. Pieseantvllle, N. j.,
on Saturday afternoon, was postponed until
Monday because the grave ives not ready TO
receive the corpse. Meanwhile tbs corpse
was placed in the gallery of the Mount
Pleasant church, adj doing the cemetery
Mlschsyous hoys found it out and de-
.ermined 10 haye some fan. When sergice
was sbous bali over sunday uisht the nongre-
cation was startled By noise il the gallery
e:nd b. sonae n7e saYlcg "Oh, us Mts
Adams ghost ~ Women and oaiIdfeU jung
so up and fsd FROM tie church 80 The street.
out after learning me cause OF the distush-
apce they returned to the church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-21

POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKsR, it
is reported. ia exceedingly provoked with
the northern republican postmaster at At
iaufs because he observed holiday hours a;
bis Office last Monday, General Lees birth
cay. The U. s. statutes provide that post
master may observe State holidays, but Mr..
Wap&msker doesn't think General Lees
birthday should be holiday, and, like the
President and all the othar members Of his
cabinet, be deems his own within higher
law than either statutes or constitutions.
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The Late King Kalakuaa

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 21-Ths body ofthe
Iaie Kiug K-lakaus was embalmed last
night and to-day tbs msiDs will be placed
in metal oaskat. A. one o'clock Thureday
af:arnoou the funeral services will be held
at Trinity church. TIE rem aims will then
bs escorted By u 8. troops and brigade OF
California National Guards and various Ma
sonic bodies to The wharf, where they will be
conveyed en- board the flag ship Charleston,
which will sell for Honolulu Thursday az
ternopn
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TELEGRAPBIc BREvITIEs.


Nine stores in Houstnuia, No, we're burn
ed Yesterday af.ernocp, sntailiHe loss 6
$4,000.
ipgs Bank ia contiruad tfis morning, them
dioasions are that tha ecd is nsa'.
The election of ar. 9noe as State priatsr
for Kansas removes from the Senatorial rare
ons of the most prominent Of the AlIisac.
candidates
Aadrew R .mey and "Carck" Tilley oct
colored bad q1arts last pizhs al j tltrsoa
City. Mo-, over co'ofed girl, when Ramey
shot and instantly killed Til!ey.
Toe Opera Hcusc in Wnona, MINI, a.
burned last night soon sf.er the performance
was finiahed. The Maggie Mitchell comps
ny had occupied the houae 70. the evening
performance. Loss 81 600.
a. q meeting of the director, Of the Mcua
Carmgl Airship Company held ID Caoaco
Lac. evening Prc ,ctoT Pennington says ba.
2 600 600 is to be pad 10 withou, delay and
used for construction purposes. The thirty
feet model :s being pct together Sad vii be-
exhibited within day or two.
Morris Latin, yea!-).d Coy, dusinga
discussion with another juvenile, tc-ls,
about filing machines, jumped from The
second story of the Pa'lm2n school, 10 ca
cayo, thinking an overcoas arranged s.
parachute would st.ve eff danger, Morri
A 20 ht.> |,
The burial OF tbs late Geo. Bancroft toes
place at Worcester. Mas, this R.orniog
A. 1890 procession vas foyned ana tn
remains were taken TO the cemetery gu6
inferred In the family lit. Meanwhile the
bela we're toled, and in tbs pubic schoo=
exercises comm omora.iye OF lae dead h.
torisn ware held.
City Attorney J. A. Wa.day. Of Gbs.,s-
nooga, TEMP, was lass evening af.esle3
charged with mu!der 10 the first degree by
shooting bis so.-iO-!ag. Simpson Fusepe
last Sunday. a full sioty o: the tragedy
has already bsen given. Gsorge Warde5 is
! still confued to his d0Io the residence c,
Judge Whtesds.
John Garland while drunk last night, 10
Stoughton, Mass t-ied 10 ca. his wife's thro with
a rsz,r. She escaped from him and Garland then
attempted to kill his young ST child bat was PFC.
vented By neighbors VIII hid been summoned by
his witos cries BE then ut his own throat s'i
died in short time.
The Ohio House hes I'D pied resolution Gra-
vi1ing for committee to investigate the state
penitentisry. Cha ges have bcon filed with GOV
! Ga npbe'l against John G. rocen, superintendent
of the imbecilo ss7lum, alleging tho miasipro-
prA,ion of fluids. msfes:snco in Office, ecs.
The Dublin Freemans Joa~nal says that 1t r.
greis tho Irish party in pbrisment for the first
time in years is disuntol upon the rcsslcmblins OF
psrlismont. The conferences have not tended TO
advance the questions in dispute.
In the joint session o5 the CJnncc ticat lcgisla-
ture to day Senator Plat was declared re elcctel
to the U.S.scnate, receiving 141 votes TO 13l cast
FIR the democratic nominee. Carlos French
At tho New Hampshire democratic caucus til
morning NOMINATIONS for State officers were msto
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-21

A MANIAC IN CATHEDRAL During
services Monday night maniac, cslhog
himss.i Patrick. took possession of ST.
Paul'5 Cathedral in Pttsbu7s. He obstinate
~ helt tAs worshippars of the great church
In t,rrov 81! evsoiog. and at yesterday g
early mass was especially violent. At 10
o'cl ock il was decided that the Ut a-reieiops
devotee saoa q be removed, aud two pstsol.
men walked 10 Oh Patrick. He came meek
lily enough To- shs fsol gate then made: up
his mind ;hs policemen should accompany
him uack TO toe altar. The latter strenu-
ously ijsoted. bat the stalwart madman
picked tne two men up So If they had been
boys, aud dragged them back into the
church. II was finally removed By de
tachmept. after holding the Cathedral fo. Is
hours, aud is now under lock and key.
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ATTEMPTED Lynching

CHICAGO. Jan. 81 % t, Miller, who
while drunk nearly beat his baby daughter
to death, narrowly escaped lynchiDg in
court yesterday iG the suburban towu OF
Lombard. ssyen;y-dae ciiz,ns made their
way into the room With knotted rope, but
the officers faGily clears d the court. Miller
barricaded bis house before arrest, and the
door had 10 be broken in by nsighbors ue-
ing . ladder as battering ram.
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The Car and the Jews

Paron Ginzbu-g, well.known banker Of St
Peersburg yesterday called OF the Russian Min
lister of the Interior aud ksd him to postpone
the carrying out Of the edicts which were Issued
for the reprees on Of the Hebrews i'll Russia. The
Baron handed the Ri lister check for 100000
reubl.s. subsequently the official calle1 on the
Gar and gave him the oh OK. The Car ordered
the arrest of III, Baron, but upon the statement of
tbs prisoner that the check WIS not given IS
bride, hut as an ordinary banking transaction,
aDd further Investigation corroboFating The
statements of Baron Ginzourg, he was released
from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-21

AS PREVIOUSLY stated 10 the aAzETTa's
Washington correspondence, the postcHice
Committee OF the U. S. House OF Represent
atives b as postponed Indefinitely the copsid-
Grafton OF the bill! for postal telegraph,
Postmaster General Wanamaker's pet
scheme, bat it aid so by tie vote. The fact
that Mr.. Speaker Reed has juat appointed
another member of that committee, known
to be in favor OF the bill referred to, would
seem to be indicative of favorable report
upon 1t sven ct iris session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-21

THE DIsGRACEFUL scene 10 the Q. s
House of Representatives yesterday Was q
legitimate result of the bulldczng method
by wSioh Mr. Speaker Reed now manages
tn proceedings of that bocy, and was only
what hight tave been expected. Repre-
sen stives whose seats were bought may
summit to Mr.. Reeds arbitrary, ausocra!ic
and unconstitutional treatment, bat meD
who were elected TO Congress By the fair and
leg,l votes of their constituents, will rot,
and will resist His outrages whenever they
ere attempted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-21
A Novel Surgical Operation,

DECATUR, LIS, Jan. PA surgeon of
this city hes removed part OF four ribs of a
CIT AID inserted hem In the nose of young
lady, forming perfect bridge for the nose.
Tae bones ofthe nose had dried and were
rsmovad This is said to be the first
operation Of the kind known In the annals
Of aurcarv,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-21

Salvation Oh q7lckls Gads It's way TO the
seat of the disease, sla5s the Elimination,
ard, by removing The oausa, sfacts 8 perna-
reot-onre. % cents.
Mr.. Rnssiu things there is a.ssat fatu,a
for Amsricag a.:-hut be hardly ;sAIiz>s tbs
enormous dem.rd over here 10, d.. Bn!.'s
Cough Syrup.
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a I, Elk A N DIR "A. " A
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUiBY 81.

A TRAITOR, according to Webster, is "ons
WIN betrays q trust" But WREN demo
cratic representative in Congress VINO mas
BETRAYED no trust, and. SO far from It, mas
been reelected BY largely Increased ma
iority, rises 10 his seat Cd the hoor Oh tra'
boGy and denounces the arbitrary, unpariie
msntary and unconstitutional action OF tne
Speaker, in failing to recognize nim' anu
denying him his rights as representative
of the ueope. he is called traitor oy Ills
,enublican colleagues, who have betrayed
thaic trust, and, ia consequence. oeen re-
rnaiated by the people of their districts
mo trust co, e led to Mr.. Mills and TO the
mo, who Yesterday called him traitor was
IN do what they could for the good OF ire
yhole country. The former has executed
mia both 10 spirit and letter the latter cave
betraved theirs By enaciiDg laws for the
hepsit o.the rich at ;ae expense oitne poor
by d,pletipg the treasury for the beneht OF
cjoi,o agents who subscribe tc their election
funds, by shielding robbers who have done
the same, by prolopging eectionaiism, ano
by wasting more than balf the sess'oa Of
Congress 10 au Infamous attempt to exc
cute the psus of a conspiracy by wien
thsir sectional political organization, wc.cn
was repudsled by 100000 popular, and t~o
million white, neiority in the late eectio' ;
may retain It's fraudulent control of the gov
e.nmsnt, ~ putting bayonst behind every
bal or. and destroying the ffieadly relations
now existing tetween the two races IN the
Sou d, thus necessarily iridrins the mate
ri interests Of this section, aud ndisecay
til }se OF the North als,. THERE'S no danger
of southern secession, but if the republicans
in Congress 90 on much Logger in their pee
sen coutse, there will De great dagger o.
national tronbles and comrnoiions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-21

an ipfslHbie sign OF physical decay Is
sleen!essness e. this is dangerous in gu
edult, il is deA5'y in early childhood. DE-.
B,!i's 9ab7 ssrnp Will always sist il oom-
!crlirs The bahg.
I, has proved undoaoted usefulness wA
refer 10 Old Ssu's Cstarrh Care. Price rs
ceuis.
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Court of Appeals Yesterday

Mosck sgain t Muslck. Calse reuoytd
frou Wytbesiie 10 Richmond.
Wight against the Norfolk ard VS. ern
Railroad Company. Dismissed for failure 10
print.
Harris against the Norfolk and W. ern
Railroad Company. Argued and subr.i d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-21

II Els letter, read 81 the recent Emsnci-
pati,n Celebat iou 10 his city, ex-Secsetsry
M,Cuiloch said he negroes should not at
te npt to obtain supremacy IN southern COM
mu1i.les. M. McCuloch 10 d good and
true republican aud vas Secretary OF the
Treasury ande- two republican sdmieistrs-
tiong. His wisdom always was conceded
even By his political opponents, but is now
denied BY his political friends, for they
would uot only inci;e tho negroes to obtain
euppremacy in the southern communities in
which they are 10 tbs msjority, but would
compel them to do 60 By putting beyoDet
behind every oae Of their ballots.