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Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24
9ecprab Dg Smeglt.
9en 93pc SUM-, 1891.
FRA 9utbrr GoHear.

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miobao iamleoes ben belle StOle % Ell
bel Del al Stplcus 8cnncr ira 8pen
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umgsieh / Gole0ets @pmuaitttlotale,
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tienbtIfnber, Der pitt ale bar iooitlet
Smns for Slomiter ~ en- opb 6orltnns
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Naar 6eitiUriamlingcn laa op mob ben
imptteoc &rg Oper 5rlbuHen, mDotes
poiaa &littet al 8iQeoernc al De niopbe
9rOiesiorer Bcrgb, 3ncobicn, Narpcicn
% &nmitno % 5ru Brandt, bpis fjGre
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res NHrpGrelic betoreoe @nbeoen %
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rise 5raottioner os 6~remtioens glade
Snab.
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for penne iO~ruucerli9e @lGoesieIt, Der
beoit ton iammeuli9nes meo en- Wuoers
Iiiteo meo lin ItGrte, baabopiplbte
SIN, Tom nj itnar irroi9 til llofRroell.
Yaa 3ribunen bar iDlgenoe anuiit
SRoe:
0'6rr. MoOre Strpm % Sruennes
% Bait. Ct. RGQue, bUis Spnuer pal
fire al glurets @roouenter, Spn9res'
mono 0dlpOrior, bpiS SDn er 8iicipel
peo Stolen, Meolemmerue al 6atultei
% De 8 @rnoneuter.
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fen, pplGitc ct gliinit al Striiten oq
tnDtteoe BERTH Ell Setra9tniu9 % SBn.
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alasie, buao ban ina Uite iDr bapot
miuoet ON, al pi altio % / aue Stiaill.
ger lfuloe bploe oS til 8rb.
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lpiaeoe ct Stptte, bpurpaatom Martin 6
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reiteliseS SetDonins" % Senrp gS
Wpores Winbetale paa Gn9elif on
&nit. Ylpisater pnaiulgte. Colleges
StrDgeOrteiter gap ct Numer, ps 2ars
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i college Chips" 8eitpreren ben
penote Jig after / en- Gale til Iaret,
@rabueuter, til bpem ban berpaa no
bette bercs 8iplomer lpm Saccalaure
Slrtirm. Otter gelii9uelien lang bel
SOriamliugen "Ypr Sub, han er ia
iait en- Borg" % bernteo enote bet BOT
Sfoleaar oeo 9utber College.
On Niteneu CAB De 8 @raoucnter e
deception, % be mango Slp9tniu9er 0
8enuer, Der bar tillteoe, innbt, at 81
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24
Ylaacs In al 2%iatornco Npis inn,

lao os give DIG ct lioet &nao. Stao
Dem reo ian meget iom muli8t uoen al
bepirte Bloonin9. 0Ulo oem Ocrpna i
parmt Snuo, lna DC blir blpoe, % on
peno Chamberlain's Pain Balm tt
@ange bn9li9; gnio Dem itGrt uO9lt
inn Wtiuuter eiter bper glupcnoelic. 81
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Gage ipr at beifptte Dem MOB Stpen
Som et alniuoeligt eminent ipr 6or
uribnin9er. Suor, iuar Sing cllcr &bcu
matisme Ct Pain Balm uomrrtCt. 50
Gents pr. Slnite. Silinlg2 bp5 alb
9%ru99iiter. (Sunl).
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24
I'm uomGrfct Sanfc.
(giter 9ubuque, Sopn, Telegraph

2et, at &igsretten maatte aiOurnere
fprri9e 9eroas paa @runo al General
&eapers Maueimerter, tpiteoe Staten
n9lten $500. @n Dolls al Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
bible baue iparet benue hight, % oi
iOreilnar baaoe Of s~iunOmiite % mens
neitetjGrlise Senipn, Of stateu trailer
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bper Ssnatcr mec en- Slate al bette
p9rSifuloe Wiobel. rs ps 80 Gents
pr. Slate. 2iliulss hos ale 9rus.
8'itr. (Suni).
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24
Wabem &orrcippmoamee.

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6preippr9iel ON 9illapuing al Sioienpoeb
tan oi Tor Siebl,ttet tun 9iue Sem ~iDlocnst
Splpsuiuger:
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meo Hoicrblaoe % %oper9pocs mco Gqan-+
eler Sptrttns % &uno blauoct. Staar 1
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I'll 3oiIetuanb %puer0uoeS Hoicrne mcO
Gooitc, BcniGttes / Soien at ocitigey&
up0le Sage.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24
I'm Yianpfrig bploer paa at II Jrpo

I'm Eianpfris boloer paa at II Jrpbe
| 9pltlano. 2eserne er TONNE unoer
geir meb, at bet er Iiaupipiaipsen,
iOm 9jpr Gamerne nerpsie, baabe
benz, ionl bsrrr paa, os benz, ipm ielp
ipiaer. Gn 99se, Or. Batter, tr9per
liseirem. at ule 9ianOer ital ~uorpobcs,
ba be "iprsiiter Suiene % sjsr benz
Smuli9e til at DO 10.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24
Ten Torcneoc &trfcs Mars.
mcOc &enpom, Winn.
y e9pnot D .f1oe SUM 1891.

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Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24

- Somes y. Colgate / @nw'l!tVO1
9ieiu gprt, bar siuct bet oerp@re"'1
Colgate llnlocrlitp en- Miiairn 90IIaF1
i rcntcbGrcuor SrrOipapirer paa O'I
Setinaclie, at @apeu iOrpaltes lIl'sI
giaun al "9oo0c Miemorial 5nnO"
Minoe ON lluiueriitctets niboce ErEp
bent % Gplgates lluuspCnrs %en e''1
neSer Spo9e.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24

Hettclic. Sci tIGrc Sem, 81. 9tcNaf.
TOR ba! Si9 III life, at Troi. e. Y. QOmmrn
cr ira MrmcopoliS, iom &c bupoc oct ito.
itC "Rciten. San CT bGooc iUot % OpUorc.
her | Sprln9 @roue, % Sc mad iau0e,R 1T,
prppe pna at berpue ps 2Grtu al at hauc tcf
cn Zig tnleutialO uug Mauo iblouOt oa.
Set iiuoes idaJr.Iproe 6oli Der pan yer
get ogian". 4.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24
Wrpbrene Nans har nu ppertno

Brporeue SaaS bar M operta9et
3 al be 4 Sla9teribops, ipm 9ecorab
bar. SObn aobideu, Der nplis tjsbte
no 8sbiter d Gbbidens lpials, bar
rerilis paa @runS al nebbrubt Selbreb,
iirar eiter iOlst ub isien til Senrp
Qaas.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24
TccorabsW arfce.
1tmesIabel.
CHICAGO, Wiipaufee & ct. Vaul.
IfCnInh Nrandl.

DiotasutrSuet aieaat NJ 1880 6ormieede, touHe'tu
iGalmsr nte pet os rerosaGsros lrGu; fommer till
baet II 20 Gitrmihba9, Neutrality-suspicious. digaar
~. 800 gitcrmiseuo, tonutttsr mCe sts cg iposdatnbt
IRAN. tstuUuCrcr ri. l:3S eittrmiOoug.
NragtirGuct nu'cmmtr oaaitg SL S:B 6ormtoeag
&C oiaaar al. $3.50 Gitrmieeae.
GusioerttGuCuC poSitrU SiattoutE I 0tpueibctt
Gpuriu til felaeues TtbCr:
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24

During the comming year Prof. Breck-
enridge's school, DEBORAH Institute, will
give a dayly drill In shorthand, to all who
wish il, without extra charge.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24
greftcn Strand.
@aufon Sranm.


WabtI Staee nisaor ira Tseorab bUT Gitsrmios
bag 81. l.D 90 ira NGbd bpU Diorgsu ri. T.
eSaufcn Staes aisaor ira Gseoras bptr Dttssas
ri. ? % ira s9aulon bUer Dor9tu 81. s.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24
39.17.4

Prof. Breckenridge summer school,
eight weeks, opens July 8.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24

Sc Sorencoe Stater iloIp'''
Mai Maaneb Sprn % Msl lpr 81
330,23l.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24

st Srep fra Seiier @ilbelm til
Mpltte iOl9tes Tor fort 5io iiben peb en-
guttipn / Berlin for l55 Mart.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24

Gutter % Yiaer. Der ltnnr li1pSS,
aunbraber, oil iinoe itor Sjelr '.YI,9.,
Srcdenrioges Stole, 0ecpraD STl'''"
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24

During the past winter Prof. Brecken-
ridge could not receive all who applied in
his Business Department. Next year
room will be provided for all.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24

DC, Der bar ct inolfrGnfct Sleholla1
til Gn9ellf, lifer at bpre EroI. Sr'aenJ
ridge ubtDoc enselIte Orb oeres eS'1
Sprpg.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-24

Siel0e Den iihIte SultciGGin9 iil'
oe8 Der / Npronmerifn paa Edr,rt
Splten oeIt iOr aiippcbicrgcne 10000.
Mrnb Ilere enb auinoer.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

went anyWhars Wldout AKIN daddy'
leave. So you see Pm not much used
to sich onregular doins; but you kin
persuade me to watever you like, and
so eff you're in de notion, wy, Jess let's
turn round and gallop back to Preacher
Moser's and he kin marry us afore sun
set. My daddy and nanny is willin'
and de room whar I sleeps kin be got
ready in mighty short -"
"Now, Abram, shet your mout!'
cried Yetta. "Ain't you ashamed OF
yourself to talk dat way to me, right
here in de big road? No, wen 1 gifts
married I mus have big time of it.
1 mus have a white satin weddin'-
frock, and ribbons to match, and white
slippers, and, and sweet-smellin' han
kerchers, and ,-and,-and dare mus be
two days feastin' and dancin' at our
house, and,-and, two days of de same
over at your house, and,-and-."
Here Yetta lost her powers of utter
ance, and broke down with a deep
drawn sigh.
Very well, Yetta, I'm willin' for
anythin'," said Abram.
"Very we'll, now we'llsee," remarked
Yetta. "Have you fought bout wat
we was plannin', wen we met last
week? Do you tink it's goot plan?
Will it do?n
A shudder ran through Abrams
frame, while be delayed his answer.
Cant you speak, Abram?" asked
Yetta coaxingly.
II don't know wat to say, Yetta,'
stammered Abram, "I'm Altered"
Nov, amt dat purity talk for a
manw exclaimed Yetta. "Iv'e fought
bout it, and I know it will do, if we
don't git faint-hearted."
"Well, WE'LL" said Abram, "I'll do
my best. It's mighty hard, howsom-
ever, for me to be treated so rough by
your nanny and daddy. Has de olt
man forgot de time wen [ turned de
stray cattle out O. his cornfeld? And
don't your nanny rickolect how I
fixed her garden so de rabbits couldn't
get in it? And didn't ] -"
"Oh, Abram, do hush your foolish
ness. What does nanny and daddy
keer bout dat?" cried Yetta. Then
she continued in tone of voice more
serious than usual with her: eyes it
must he. You git de powder and put
as much in a paper as you tink will
do,-and I'll blow daddy up,-yes, I'll
blow daddy up"
What a disclosure! The pretty,
black-eyed Yetta engaged in a gun
powder plot against her father! No,
no, Yetta Elfins, that must not be.
From this moment I abandon you and
Abram Priester to your fate; for [
plainly perceive he will yield to your
persuasions, as Adam did to Ewes.
Blow up your father, who has told me
so many anecdotes Of the olden time!
Murder Thomas Elfns, at whose fire.
side have spent so many merry win
ter evenings! Nc, Yetta, though you
explode mine under his split-bottomed
chair, no harm shall befall him: and
mark me! you shall marry Samuel
Burns, if Pm able to hold my pen!
fro BE Continued
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
The Record Of Removals.
lColumbia Record.

lCOlumbla Record.
The present administration. which
came into power without a record-an
administrative one at least-is fast
making one on the line Of removals
that the people Of the State will do
well to peruse and ponder over.
Here it is:
Wade Hampton, from the United
States Senate.
President Mcbride, from the South
Carolina University and from South
Carolina.
DR.. James Woodrow from a grandly
filled professorsnip.
DR.. Alexander, 'for religions sake"
from chair at the University.
DR.. O. A. Darby, from chaplaincy at
the penitentiary.
DR.. P. E. Griffin, as Superintendent
Lunatic Asylum, "to make room for
another"
The State Agricultural Department,
from existence.
The Coosaw Mining company, from
Coosaw river, with a good prospect of
Swinging it out" of the State to
Florida.
It may be said that not all the gen
tlemen named above were directly Gre
moveP' from thei. positions, but the
fact that they occupy their former po-
sitions no longer is in each and every
case the result of the present State ad-
ministration and its tactics.
How do you like the record so far,
people of the Palmetto State?
And still there's more to follow.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
"BELLING THE CATS"
'"The Band Begins to P1ayr~iaa,,..
Elephant Goes Round.'
IGreenville News. I

| lS1SSof1AlC -Ne"S.
The combat deepens; the plot thick
ems. SO does the soup and somebody
will have to go into it. At Orange5urg
the occasion Of Lecturer Terrilrs recent
visit, string of resolutions offered by
President J. VIM. Stokes was adopted.
They begin thus: .,.
"Whereas, certain individuals within
J the order in South Carolina have as
sumed to speak for the rank and file of
the order against certain demands of
the order:
Resolved, By the First Congressional
District Alliance of South Carolina,
composed of representatives from Or
angeburg, Colleton and Lexington
Counties:
~. That we heartily endorse all the
alliance demands adopted by the su-
preme council at Ocala.n
''Certain individualsp we take to in
clude such very distinguished indivi-
duals as B. R. Tillman, Coed. Till
man, John L. NJ. Irby and G. w.
Shell. Some of them are regarded in
some quarters as rather uncertain in
dividuals, but that has nothing to do
with the case. To these individuals the
gauntlet is fairly thrown down. They
must swallow the suo-treasury or look
for alliance opposition.
Let the sports proceed. We and a
good many of US have secured good re-
served seats high up on the shelf, close
to the roof and with plenty of room to.
swing our legs. We have hats full of
green apples to throw at the animals
and are prepared to enjoy the circus.
We don't care how long it lasts. We
are here to see it through and to buy
tickets to the subsequent concert and
grand Ethiopian eccentricities. Our
brother of the Cotton Plant will kindly
pass up few glasses of the deceptive
and somewhat vague but very beautiful
pink lemonade he brews weekly, Sig
nor de Tighlman may throw prize
package or two in this direction before
entering the arena and Attorney Cen
eral Pope, will oblige us with selected
circus taffy.
Now we are all ready. Let Lecturer
Talbert crack his whip, tune up the
hurdy gurdy at the door and, in the
inspired language of the bard hitherto
quoted:
'The elephant now goes round, goes
round,
The band begins TO play;
And the little boys under the monkey
cage
Had better get out OF the way"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
THE SAME OLD QUESTION.
That Brilliant: Cartridge Law Still Puzzles
the Dealers.
The State, 22nd.7


The Attorney General still receives
numerous inquiries about the cartridge
tax law passed by the last Legislature
which provides that tax must be
paid on the same cartridge when sold
under one name and exempts it when
sold under another. The following
opinion prepared yesterdy will doubt
less settle the anxiety ofthe inquirers !:
Messrs. P. Rosen5urg & Co., Abbeville
S.
DEAR SIRs: In your letter of the
10th instant to the Attorney General
you ask, "What kind of cartridges will
we be allowed to sell without special
license, and what kind forbidden?"
In answer to this inquiry I beg to say
thatthe Attorney General, in recent
opinion, decided that the sale of pistol
cartridges, without license, is forbid
den by law, but that the sale of rifle
cartridges is not forbidden. This I
deem sufficient answer to any ques-
ton of law involved in your inquiry.
But the scope of the inquiry seems to
eXtenQ turther ana embrace, IN suO-
stance, the question, "What is a pistol
cartridge as distinguished from rifle
cartridge?" This, as you will readily
perceive, is question of fact, and in
its solution, the Attorney General, al
though fully appreciating your lauda-
BILE desire to be right, will, be unable to
render you any assistance. In deter
mining whether or not the law has
been violated in any case of the sale of
cartridges, the decision must depend
upon the facts Of the case, and the
question will be, was the cartridge sold
as pistol cartridge or rifle cartridge,
and its determination may require
much testimony, even that Of skilled
experts. I have the honor to be, most
respectfully, your obedient servant,
D. A. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Attorney General.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
Where They Will Go.

It is difficult to locate the site of the
colony of Russian Jews which Baron
Hirsch is going to provide for. A late
account had it that the colony was to
be located in the Argentine Republic,
but the last account is that it is to be
in East Tennessee. The Atlanta Jour-
nal says the baron has just paid 1884,
900 for 10000 acres of agricultural and
mining land in East Tennessee, where
he will settle the victims of Russian
tyranny on farms and give them such
employment as the development of
the tract will supply. There are said
to be some 5,000,000 Jews in Russia.
There will be, accordingly, no lack of
material for the baron to work with.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
OF Course It's a Woman.
"The hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rocks the World.n

"The hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rocks the world"
The mother, sitting beside and rock
ing the cradle, often singing her sad
lullaby, may be thus shaping, as it
were, the destinies Of nations. But il
diseases, consequent On motherhood,
have borne her down, and sapped her
life, how mournfnl will be her song.
To cheer the mother, brighten her life,
and brighten her song, DR.. Pierce OF
Bnfalo, has, after long experience,
compounded a remedy which he has
called his "Favorite Prescription" be-
cause ladies preferred it to all others.
He guarantees it to cure nervousness,
neuralgia pains, bearing-down pains,
irregularities, weakness, or prolapsus,
headache, backache, or any of the all
ments of the female organs. What be
asks is, that the ladies shall give it a
fair trial, and satisfaction is assured.
Money refunded, it doesn't give sat,
isfaction.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
PRESIDENT M'BRYDE.
Formally rendered His Resignation to the
Governor.
1C.olnmhia Record. Doth. ]

lNO4uI1NAo ASSSSANt -0eAA'J
Prof. McBryde formally has rendered
his resignation as president of the Uni
versity. He sent the Governor the fol-
lowing letter to-day:
Hon. B. r. Tillman, Governor, and ex-
Of6cio president of Board Trustees Of
South Carolina College:
DEAR SIR: In compliance with the
provisions of the bylaws of the Uni
versity of Sodth Carolina, J. beg permis-
sion to submit through lyou, notice of
my intention ofresigning as president
Of the South Carolina College on the
opening day of next session, 1882.
Respectfully, J. NJ. McBkYoE.
The Letter will of course be submitted
to the board atthe next meeting which
will be held about the 10th of June.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
Archbishop Dennison's Famous Toast

"Eere's health to all that we love,
Here's health to all that love US,
Here's health to all those that love them
That love those that love them
That love u.s."
Do you notice what a large circle
this wish for health includes? and
will you notice the reverence is not to
the wine-cap, but to standard medl-
cine, the "Golden Medical Discovery" }"
that can bring health to the large
number of friends we each love. True,
it is not beverage" and does not
inebriate, but is a health-giving med
icine, a blood-purifed, liver invigora-
tor and general tonic-a remedy fot
'Billiousness, Indigestion, and Stomach
troubles It cures Consumption, in its
early stages, Scrofula, Bronchitis, and
throat diseases.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

The itching of the scalp, falling of
the hair, resulting in badness, are
often caused by dandruf, which may
be cured by using HALLS Hair Re-
newer.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
He Is Not Here.

From The Cumming, Ca, Clarion.
The man who could run a news
paper to suit everybody to heaven
long ago. ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-10-07

The st. Nicholas for October is a most in
teresting number The frontispiece is a SUI
perb engraving, worthy of frame. There
are also, other beautiful illustrations. There
are, lessons in silhouette drawing entitled
"Black Art" and among other interesting
articles are "a Curious Relic" A School
girls Recolectious of Hans Christian An
dersen," Books of Olden Times" and can
Artist who Loves Cats and Dogs, and Paints
Them" with engrayings of the authors
paintings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-10-07
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co,
1S5 Race St, Cincinnati. Ohio.

A descriptive article entitled Cairo in
1890 Part First, by Constance Fenimore
Woolson, with abundant and beautiful IL
Illustrations from photographs chiefly, opens
Harpcrs Magazine for October. There is
another instalment of Letters Of Charles
Dickens to Wilkie Collins; and DR.. John
c. Van Dyke tells about The Art Students
League of New York" with illustrations by
pupils of the school. Richard Harding
Davis contributes good short story, and
Mr.. Howell's serial, "An Imperative Duty" "
is concluded. The number contains other
interesting papers, editorial matter, fiction,
efc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-10-07

The Sangamon, ILL.,, county fair offered a
$500 pana as a premium for the best jelly
clke exhibited. There were six hundred
competitors, and Mrs. Samuel WilI.tt, of
Springfield, was awarded the piano. 1t has
leaked out since that Mrs. Willett's jelly
cake was angels food with jelly between
each layer The greatest excitement arose
among the defeated ladies, and they tele-
graphed to Delmonico in New York, whom
they insisted knew how it ought to be done,
If such cake could be called jelly cake.
He replied that it could properly be 80 call
ed, though it was an unusual way to make
it. The ladies now say that Delmonico
knows nothing about it.