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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16

oielem Wtanne, Der 0taittanb beiBt,
nabe befreunoet bin. Sd babe leia
Yeripre6en erbalten, sesen Siren grl.
oer uid)tS 81 uilternebmen. Der Wedlel
oiirfte jeet bereit5 einsel6lt lein."
Wtelanie blieb lteben unb ibr Sulen
bob ii9 unter einem tiefen sltbem5use,
ais fiible lie ii6 bon eiuer erbriidenben
8iiroe befrelt.
$50 lit allo ale 9eIabr fir meiuen
Bruoer uoriiber 2" frug iie, benz 8a=
ron nit iuniser Oanfbarfeit Die Sanb
oriideno.
,9ie baben ni6ts mebr fit i'm su
iiir6teu; bod lit auf ieine Belieruns
faum 5l boffen, ipenn er ni6t Ieineln
bisberigcn umsanse ent;osen piro."
sd fiir6te, sic baben nur Su lebr
8edt.1
,Mfein 6reunb Mfaitlanb unb i9
lino oaber iibereinsefommen, ibn nit
Der ndditen @ele9enbeit ua9 Imerifa
3n ididen uno bort fur ieiit tpeiteres
Sprtfommen Su iorsen."
sic f6tpieg uno ale Wolfgan9 Tbrds
men in ibren 9luse iab, fam ct iid fait
srauiam Dor, ihr bieie @r0ffnuns ses
madlt 5u babeu,
sd meroe i'm pobl niemals fpteber<
ieben,4 iagte lie unter eiuem i9mer;s
li4en Seufser, noenn i'd CLAUDE, er bat
elm 8ruftleibeu uno mirb ui9t alt ipers
ben. Gber aud i9 eriparte eineu bell
iamen Gini1uB auf ieiuen fiinftiseu See
bensmanbel MIR bon elmer gdllsli6en
Seranoeruus iciner llmsebung unb ieis
ner Verbaltnilie. Da ibm aber MIN
9err bon Qutnna niht mebr ihaoen
fam, 10 babe aud i9 bieien nidt mebr
81 fiir9ten unb brau9e fonad 5rau
bon Rra9mie uno Trdulein TeIiner
niht erlt 3ur Sait 3u fallen.4
Dem Baron fam biele S9lubfolses
run9 iebr unerwartet, lie ltano i'm 9ez
raoeil @e9eniase 3H oem 3wede, ber
i'm 5u Melanie sefiibrt bate.
.Sm @egentbeil," erpiberte Ct, ,Sie
be6iirfen einer fol6en 3uflu9tsitdtte
erinsenoer benn ie."
nSbr Ratb lit itets gut unb id
miibte iebr unfamiliar iein, penn Id
ibn ni6t befel9eu ,pollte," iaste iis
refgnirt. nSrau BON Era6mit will
mid beute seeen glbenb abbolen unb
miro mid bereit finoen, nit ibr ;u
seben.1
rgiod mnb itb sic UNI @twas bit<
ten" benlerfte ber 8arom 36gernb.
rMollen Sic es mir sepdbren, obne ;u
frasen iparun ?"
pSie biirien es nur nenueu," anti
mortete lie.
20, es lpirS Sbnea ni9t l6.per uer.
ben, 8rduleiu 0tettbers. Sd perlanse
nihts bon 9bneu, ais bab Ste mir SIR
gDort seben, giiemanoem Sbrem fiinf>
ti9en anfentbalt 5u uerratben."
sd gebe es Sbnen, 9err Baron.
SD merbe giienanoem lasen, lpobin i6
gebe, ipeoer meinem Bru6er, nod mel
nsr @irtbin, nod ionft Semauoem in
Der Melt."
nSelblt nsinem belten Sxunte
ni4t,A fiiste Wolfsaus bin5u.
Gr betonte Die letten Morte 10 fart,
Dap Mielanle ibn frageno anblidte.
Do6 erwioerte iie: sd iperbe nsiu
Nerlpre9en unter feinen umftdnbem
bre9en."
sd baufe Sbnen, unb nun leben
Sie wobl.4 ia9te er, lire 9anb ersrsis
feno. sd boife Sie beute abeub
nod BET Srau BON Bra9mis 3u ieben."
St i6nitt ibr bie Danfesmorte, bic
ibr anf ben 9tppen i6mebten, ab. inbem
er init einsm leiien Drude fire 0anb
loSlieb nno nit ebrfur9tspollem GruBe
fi9 entfernte.
stlS er iie nidt mebr ieben tonnte,
oriidte lie ibre 9anb an Die Gtirne.
sd barf ni6t mebr on ibn Senfen,"
iparsn ibre @soanfen, ues wdre @abus
fiun!"
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16
3nr etate

3nr Stdte
Der Contribution mad Der
Grippe, euuseneutsiins
ouns, sSiebsr jsslIher 4rt
NIB onoereit acuten unb
entnerpenben &ranfbeiten;
sur Grlauguug BON 3raft
iInb forperlider Hun6uue,
jlr @ieOerbc BON
Sraft rut @siunoheit,
ipsnH gle fid nberunter.
9etoilInien" uno tobesmatt
tibleu, 1T DIR. 9ierce's
Golden MedicalD Discovery
oas beiteMittel tn berWelt.
Gs forhert ollie t0rperli6en
Eltnftioueu. rfat irAea Sr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16

gan 5u stjunber 9bdtigieit an, r,tniat nnh
bereifert bas 8lut nn6 idubert boSurd, bos
sanls Spltsm, bas anf bieie @eiie pouaan.
big anfsefrii6t tpirb.
Sei ben Standardization icrofuloien. Saut.
liilo Sopfpauttruntbtitsn, bel 3pspeplie,
Slltoittdt nno alnlid)en 2eiben lit 6as
Discovery" bos eluSige Wittet, fir tueld,es
@arantte 8eleiitct uiro. 98enn 60 nid,t
btlft ober BELT, wiro bas @slb bafir suriId.
eritattet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16

96nuen gle iid ettpas lleber3.uoenberes
benfen ols bas BON ben Giaentbiimern BOZ,
DR.. cages Oatarrh Remedy scgebene Ser.
ipre4en2 0aiielbe lautet: ygDenn sutr 9b.
rem 9atarrb ntdt fnriren fonnen, 70 .abIsa
MIR Shneu $500 in 8aar aus"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16

Wie uns aus Neus8aben ges
i9rieben uirb, CAB es in &obertion
@ountp ont Is. einen leidten Grolt,
Der bic Sldtter ber SiiBfartoffetn unb
Der Tobnen f1mara f6rbte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16
BudIeue Mrutco soIbc

Dte befte Gable ber aEelt fnr G4nitte, 0neti@un.
gen, @eiGuhre eteber, unb Sauts Gus(dlas Hle&i.n,
seipruuDeue Sdnhe, GroRbeulen unb ade Sartfrant,
tetten; furtrt Sd,aerrboiben eber feine Besatluus
Vbatss 9ufriebtutet sarantirt Dber has Geib wtrt
suru6e.fattei. 25 Gents pte S@a&tei. 3um 0ertaui
n allen Gpotbefen. Gbslrt Drete, Ghempfou & Co.,
MknIkfale,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16
gfDDitdtelt

in ieosm Separtement uniereS @yiddit8, be.
fonoers aud in 8 Saidentd6eru.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16
Ynbz @aaren.

SIM gutwoaren 0epartement iperben MIR
bas brilanteite baben, pas ie bier se3eist
nIrbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16
Mene 8lanfets.
9telte Wedntel.
Glace : 6an0idnbe.

Wir baben cine sanse 9tusipabI in d, 81,
z unb sfnSpfisen Musquetdre Sanbi4uben
erbalten. stsue Gaiben Yreife BON rs Gents
aufrdrts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16

Bay Die beiteu Sorten MeRers
Shmiebwaaren, S6eeren &c. bilia au
baben bel u. 5euiineer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16
&leiberitotte.

Die neueiten Sabrifate, S rben, Muiter
Soaes aiiortiment Der Sopiatims Moben,
aoie Guller, Resenbosenfarben.
Seiat
in Somnt, Seibe, gerlen, gliiiG, 8dmbern
@opitdten fit promenade unb @eieal6 ats.
5piIette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16

9fene &aaren lit ieoem 9epateunent.

sea a aaea mn nsae Ssu bic sepabsfm n fm @n,
unne Aunoe gOBa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16
@ausbaltnltqS : 2(rtifel.

unfsr Oraperie' Derattement lit iebr in
Anipru4 genpmntsn. 1nse,dbIte Niuiter in
Spiten unb @bentae gorbdnsen. Gnerbanb
Oroperien tperben enttporfen unb iclbit aus.
seftlbtt. Man bat nur gu tpdbIen. 9ortieren
pOn $3.50 aufsparts; Spisen: gorbdnse bon
75 Gents ab. 9afels2einenJeus, Sanbtiifer,
Daunen Quilts, 8ifien &c. &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16
seppi6e !! geppid)e ]!

9anberte neuer SHUTTER in eIesanten Sep.
pihen, aosaI &iItcns, Mo4uettes, 8obt,
8riifsler &c. 0as gublitum ipirb erisaunt
isin, nnisre aaswabI su iesen.
Naes nen! Rem! uea!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-16

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SauS ahee
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Telephone Rules .

The following rules have not been
included in the new telephone direc-
tory and are therefore published sep
aratelv here. They are taken from
an exchange:
If you have a telephone in your
office or store ring up central, and
then 90 wait on customer.
Always speak in an undertone, in
order to make Central ask you
over what you want. If she does
not hear YOU, tell her to wake up
or .stake the cotton out of her ears. =
Put your ''plug" in before storm
and be sure not to take it out again.
flee and offer to lick the whole tele-
phone company for neglect of duty.
Take your time in answering your
bell or, what is better, do not answer
ii at all, but in about half an hour
ring up and ask who called you, and
get mad if Central has forgotten
who it was She has nothing else to
do but remember.
Allow everybody who wants to to
use your telephone. Hang the re-
ceiver big end up, as in this way it
gets full of dust.
Bang on the transmitter with n
lead pencil as though you intended
to knock it through the wall. This
invariably makes it talk better.
Refuse to pay toll messages, and if
YOU are on line with some one al
ways listen to their conversation and
be sure to want the use of the line
while they are using it.
Whenever you see the manager tell
him that if he cannot give you n bet
ter telephone or get that one fixed,
YOU will throw the whole thing out
of the window. When the inspector
comes. deny that you have ever COM
planned of the telephone, and say
that it works like a charm.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
An A. z. A. Mayor Scored.

The city council. of Rockford. held
quite an interesting session last Mon
day night. the new mayor attempt
ing to appoint successor to the
present chief of the fire department.
who was obnoxious to him because
OF his religious predictions. A
Rockford dispatch has the following
regarding the affair:
The chambers were crowded. and
though the excitement was sup
pressed it was none the less intense.
The bone of contention is the APP
pOintmcnt of =. \. Julian to the
head of the fire department to sue
coed Edward HetTeran, who was re-
moved because he is Il Catholic.
Nine tcnths of the people favor Hef-
feran's retention and all the business
interests have petitioned the council
to oppose the mayor in his effort to
inject politics and religion into the
fire department. The ball was start
ed by Aid. WOolsey. who denounced
tho A. p. A. as a band of conspira-
tors. He qnoted the United States
constitution and the constitution of
the state, and said that any person
who prescribed citizens because of
their religious views was not n patriot
or true American. He asked the
mayor if he was a member of the A.
p A. and. receiving no reply. boldly
charged that he was president of that
society. He bitterly denounced all
who belonged to it and was vigor-
ously applauded by the great crowd
present. The speech created a sem
sation and the Young alderman is
now the lion of the hour. The mayor
was visibly agitated and could i'll
suppress his rage. Aids. Kimball
and Graham also took occasion to
pay their respects to the mayor and
his followers. A vote was then
taken and the mayors appointment
rejected by a vote of 9 to ). The au-
diencc greeted the result with loud
cheers. According to the ordinances
Chief Ncfferan will remain in Office
until his successor is chosen and
qualified. Mayor Hutchins states
that he will send in n new name at
each meeting of the council.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

A youthful looking pair, giving
their names as Jacob Jones and Josie
McAvoy, of Muscatine, called at the
county clerks office yesterday after
noon and asked for marriage Ii
cense. Their youthful appearance
went against them and County Clerk
Kohler subjected them to question
ing. but as the young man insisted
that the girl was over Is years OF
age and supported his statements by
an affidavit, the license was
issued and the couple were
married by Judge Adams. About
two hours later Chief Sexton
received a telegram from Muscatine
to arrest the couple on the charge OF
perjury. They, however, had made
good their escape, but were caught
at Muscatine on returning to that
city last night. The girls father
was in the city today and stated that
his daughter is not yet 16 years OF
age. and the result may be an inter
esting time for Mr.. Jones. OF Musca-
tine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Precautions Against Cholera.

With the great danger existent
during the next few months OF a Wis
it from the grim scourge of cholera,
no precautions should be neglected
to put and keep the city in as clean
and sanitary condition as possible.
The emergencies that may arise in
case of an outbreak of this disease
demand that a large contingent fund
should he provided for in the appro-
priation for the department. Prompt
and efficient care of the sick and
proper quarantine and disinfection of
premises where the disease may eX
ist, will entail expenditures of mon
ey, that should be provided for in adj
vance. so that in case of need the de-
partment may not be hampered by
lack of funds.
General Work
During the year the department
inspected sos nuisances and S15
PREMISES, served 351 written notices
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
MORNING ACCIDENT.
a Moline Man Seriously Injured IA Run
AWAY

ID. :. Lewis, of Moline, met with
what might have been m uch more
serious accident and one which win
lay him up for some time, at the foot
of Seventeenth street in this city this
morning. In company with l.. ID.
Edwards. II. p. Pierce and w. A.
Thomas, he had come down to the
Diamond 10 landing to get some
freight that was there. Mr.. Edwards
was driving. and in turning to back
up to a pile of freight, the wagon
cramped so short that it was over
turned ond Mr.. Lewis fell directly in
between the horses. the wagon turn
ing completely over on him and drag
ging him about 80 feet. Fortunately
Capt. Strcckfus, who was near by.
caught the horses. or Mr.. Lew
is probably would have been
dragged 20 death, as he was
caught and penncd in under
the wagon. The unfortunate man
was picked up and carried into the
Diamond 10 Office. where he was at
tended by DR.. Ludewig. who found
him badly bruised and injured inter
nallv. He was afterward taken to
his home in Moline, in the patrol
wagon. The three other gentlemen
were moro fortunate than Mr.. Lewis,
and though each received some
scratches, none of them were seri-
ously hurt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
KNOWLEDGE

comfort and Improvement ana
Ping !. Jpersonal enjoyment. when
70 The many, who live bet
81! u r.bars and enjoy life more, with
,tianoa , by more promptly
: ezpe tLn worlds best products to
sFiln7 ~, Of nbv,ical being, will attest
nsf i1s To to health of the pure liquid
VA. ya.a' principle embraced IN the
81, syrup of Figs.
9si! ,,.siIen,e is due to its presenting
Z EN- I'm most acceptable and pleas
ne ~. io-t taste. the refreshing and truly
:; = tlT nronerties of a perfect lax
tl'a'l .aFfsitn5Ily cleansing the system,
1'e s,r; Ta', colds, headaches and fevers
i t...i,.rS5anentiv curing constipation;
y -: ;,,n satisfaction to millions and
al. ~. N tbe approval of the medical
:; WIN. WIN because it acts on the Kid
Nv f;rsr and Bowels without weak
=; y III them and it is perfectly free from
y: ~ objectionable substance.
=. .:,, NJ Of Fig is for sale by all drug
.,;ai 51c and 81 bottles, but it is man.
.;, M bv the California Fig Syrup
,riy whose name is printed on every
,., also the name, Syrup of Figs,
; ~ 5sinr well informed, you will not
81. any substitute if offered.
T
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
CUSSED AND COWARDLY.
Three Muscatine Houses Wrecked by Dyn-
amite-NO Arrests Yet

Three Muscatine Houses Wrecked by Dyn-
amite-No Arrests Yet.
A dastardly attempt was made to
wreck the homes of three of Musca-
tines best known citizens by the ex-
plosiOn of dynamite at an early hour
this morning. The residences of
John Mahan, editor of the Muscatine
Journal; Attorney NJ. Rosenberg and
f. Kessinger were all badly wrecked
by the deadly explosive, but fortu-
nately no one was seriously injured.
A charge of dynamite was placed I'M
der each house, and II O'Clock this
morning all three were exploded.
The lower floors of all the houses
were badly wrecked causing cOnsid-
cradle damage. The perpetrators of
the crime are unknown and no ar
rests have yet been made.
What Led to 1t.
Editor Mahan has always upheld
the prohibitory law through the col
umns of his paper, Attorney Rosen-
berg is a prominent prohibitionist,
as is also Mr.. Kessinger. Their
wives are all members of the w. G.
L. u, and have been strongly iden-
titled with the recent warfare against
the saloons. Today was the time
people of Muscatine attribute the
act to the Influences that would have
suffered in consequence.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
CHOkED CHERRIES.
The Five Iowa DamseIs Work Their Game
in Davenport.

in Davenport.
True to the notices previously her
aided, the Cherry Sisters Dramatic
enviable fame on account of its rank
performances, made its appearance
at the Burtis in Davenport last night.
These are the five interesting sisters
who after paying off the mortgage on
their dead parents farm near Marion,
Iowa. gote their head swelled on ac-
count ola complimentary notice by
a local paper, and organized a dra-
matte company. They swoored down
on Cedar Rapids and gave perform
ance, and Fred Davis, city editor of
the Gazette. gave them the first let
ting down they had ever experienced.
Stung by the coarse criticism they re-
ceived at his hands, they at once in
stituted a suit for criminal libel
against him and the result was lib
eral amount of free advertising by no
means complimentary from the Iowa
press. The Gazette arranged for the
trial to be held in the opera house in
Cedar Rapids, and an admission fee
was charged, the jury rendering a
farce verdict.
Made Their Own Novel Reputation.
Their short dramatic career made
them quite a reputation and now
under the guardianship of n shrewd
manager their native modesty has
shaken them and they are out after
what is commonly known as 1.-The
dough-" Under the guise of still
being possessed of that rural sim
plicitv that first attracted attention
they are now making monkeys of the
public that At first made sport of
them. The sisters are all more than
seven. and if they look verdant it's
because of the long green" that is
sticking to their clothes and not be-
cause they haven't had experience
with the cold world. They were
given a charivari reception at the
| Burtis last night and everything
went-at the stage, even to vege-
tables. such as they received at their
| initial performance in Cedar Rapids.
| 1t was Il regular Bucktown reception.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

to abate nuisances and 76 verbal,
made 237 vaccinations, collected and
removed S15 loads of garbage and
cleaned 1877 vaults.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Souvenir Tea Cups.

l have received a large assort-
ment of Haviland, China cups
and saucers, tastefully decorated,
useful at any time, and particu-
larly desirable as single gifts be-
cause each one, across the out
side, is lettered in pretty gold
scrip, souvenir, Rock Island.
Price Coo each.
Being of the very best China
an ornament in themselves, L eX-
pect rapid sale.
G.. NJ. LOOSELY.
China, Glass and Lamps.
1909 Second Avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
inauguration Extravaganza

Inauguration extravaganza is STILL
talked of.
1--WE paid $50 a day for our two
rooms" said one woman yesterday, "and
could barely get enough to eat"
"why, my dear" answered her com,
panion, 1--WE paid 800 day ard starved
literally starved. New York Times.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
both ( D0DaldSOn'S
Real Estate
AND
LAND EXCHANGE.

" E'" contemplate buying, selling
~ exchanging residence or business
%'per.f..it will positively pay you
~ g'.' on us, as we constantly have
'l'-e list of desirable property on
.' books to select from and we can
~lP.E Your wants promptly. We
'.>9 nave number of choice lots in
q, parts OF the city and will under
-A' To- 'uIld a number of houses for
~ customers on terms very greatly
their advantage.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

u BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.
,' we nave 10 lots in College Heights
:. sutton one-half block from Flee
@r - street Railway which we will
" taken AT ONCE. at from $500
80. ,''Y each-they will go fast-so
-, ''ye the present opportunity or
,'' vii. tie too late.
our Property with Us
and wewill r nd VOC a buyer.
u oAice Masonic Temple Block
The Republican journal., 1893-01-05
Transfers in Real Estate.

Following are the transfers il real estate.
recorded in Waldo Registry Of Deeds fpr the
week ending Dec. 30, lst2: Marcia Bass
bridge, Newhnrg. to Sarah \ Benson Mon
roe. Howard l.. Bennett ana others, Stock
ton Springs, TO Sarah L. Talbot, Maiden,
Mass. Harrie NJ Durham, Boston, to Geo.
II Smith and another, do, Easilla NJ
Dean Lncolnville IL Sarah f. Young 10
Helen \. Hill, N"rthrort. to Melville G.
Hill, do. Daniel 7. Mitchell, searsport. t.
Frank r. stadley, o.. W, A. Mason, Mont
willie, I" Johatlan Bartlett do. John Rowe.
Morrill, ~ Andrew !. Woodbury. do. Geo
~ Smith and another, Boston, to Mary A
Howl do
The Republican journal., 1893-01-05


Helen Campbell the author et lNis@n-
ers Of Poverty begins a serial story.
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The Republican journal., 1893-01-05

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The young men and young women Who
aspire to obtain Academic 81 College edu
cations and whose parents cannot Well
afford them that expense, will be inter
ested in the work 7f The Cosmopolitan
MagAzine, winch mas oifer%d ter the year