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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-22
Fatal Aooident to >. Brennan.

Halifax, n. s., Aug. 21.-The extensive
hardware house Of William STAIRS & Son
g. Morrow, in lower Water street. was
destroyed by fire at an early hour this
morning. Loss, s125, 600; insurance, $50
coz Rufus Keasing, a fireman, fell from
q ladder and was fatally injured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-22
GOV. STONES VIEWS.
Petitioned to Call Convention of the
Southern and Western States.

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 21.-Goy. Stone is
returning from trip through the west
ern states and win reach Jefferson City
tomorrow. A special from Salt Lake,
Utah, says that in speaking Of the CON
vention of western and southern states,
which he has been petitioned to call, Gov.
Stone said that he would be glad to do
anything that was essential and proper
for the well-being of the south and west
He said: "Such a convention for the
consideration of questions affecting par
ticularly these two sections, without
reference to the east, might result bene-
ficiallY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-22
Fatal Misunderstanding Between Two
Planters.

Shreveport, Pa, Aug. 21.--News was
received here to-day Of the killing of Dan
Monroe, near his store, at Danville post
office, in Caddo parish, by J. G. Jones.
The parties had a misunderstanding
about the Don Prairie plantation, in
which both are interested.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-22
Norwegian Infected Vessel Ordered to
Sapelo Quarantine Station.

Wilmington, N. c., Aug. 21.-The Nor
wegian bark Hosten, Capt. Cirthmark,
arrived at quarantine Sunday morning.
The vessel came from Cienfuegos, Cuba,
and the bill ofhealth shows that two of the
crew died of yellow fever in hospital
there previous to August 1st. The Hosten
sailed thence August Z, with a crew of
ten, and when four days out the second
mate died of yellow fever. No sickness is
now on board. The vessel has been dis
infected and has been ordered to Sapelo,
where the government has quarantine
station with modern appliances The
bark will be towed to Sapelo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-22
ovER TEE oouNTERs.
Sub-Treasurers Ordered to Pay Out
the yellow Metal.

DUU- 7 IEcLs VI o1b OINAVIUNA 10 T dy OWJ
the yellow Metal.
Washington, Aug 21-Orders have
been issued by the treasury department
to all sub-treasurers to pay out gold over
the counters the same as other classes of
money. The effect of this is to practi-
cally place gold reserve among available
treasury cash assets. AS a result, the
gold balance has been somewhat reduced,
being slightly below $1,000 900. The
net treasury balance is Sl1 ,750, 900 Re
ceipts continue light and expenditures
heavy, so that before the month of Au-
gust expires the treasury balance and
gold balance will both be probably lowe
than now.
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PROF. eUITERAs' DISPATCH.

He Announces to Surg. Gen. Wyman
New Case at Brunswick.
Washington, Aug. 21.-Surgeon Gen
eral Wyman has received the following
from the surgeon in charge:
Brunswick, Ca, Aug. 21.-One case Of fever
in Brunswick not connected with Branham.
GUITERAs.
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quarantine Drs. Dunwody and Branham
are reported well
Tonight fire broke out simultaneously
all over Peterson's saloon in a two-story
brick building, exploding whisky barrels
spreading the flames until it was i'm
possible to save much.
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WHEN THE FEVER IF ANY SHOULD pEvELo
PENSACOLA.
Commandant Reed Declares the Res
ervatfon Gordon Raised.

Washington, Aug. 2O.-The Secretary of
the Navy to-day received the following
dispatch from Capt A. V. Reed, COM
mandant of the Pensacola naval station
Gordon removed by order of marine
hospital service. Quarantine raised"
The Gordon of which Capt. Reed makes
mention was placed about the naval res
ervation to prevent communication be-
tween the people Lying on it and the city
of Pensacola.
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THE CHOLERA.
omoialIy Declared to be Epidemic at
st. Petersburg.

Washington, Aug. 2L-Dr. Wyman, of
the marine hospital service, has been no
titled that cholera is present in St. Peters
burg in epidemic form. There is no emf
grafton from st. Petersburg. The Rus
sian authorities do not allow emigrants to
pass out by this way.
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The President And, Family to Return
to Washington.

Washington, Aug. 21.-The President
and Mrs. Cleveland, it is understood, will
return to the white house the last day
of this month
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Norfolk shipbrokers Assign.

Sons, shipbrokers, made an assignment
tonight Liabilities about S35, 900.
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1YNoHED AT oREENwooD.
A Negro Summarily Dealt With for
the Second Offense.

Greenville, S. c., Aug. 21.-A special to
the News from Greenwood, S. G. says:
"Jake Davis, colored, to-day assaulted
Mrs. VIM. Munday, q respectable white
woman of ffty-fve living near Green
wood. After Davis had the woman bound
and gagged he was driven away by
fierce yard dog.
SHOT TO DEATH.
He was hunted down, captured, fully
identified, tied to a tree, and shot to death
by hundred citizens, white and black.
The execution was performed with mill
tary precision and propriety. Davis ac-
second crime of this kind, but as the
woman assaulted on a previous occasion
was disreputable he went unpunished.
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auarantine Against Pensacola Raised

Mobile, Ala, Aug. 21-Mobile to-day
raised quarantine against Pensacola
which was placed Aug. 9.
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an epidemic has not reached Bruins
"lIN' and there are no indications of one
nose who take time to think are re-
So1a'nlng 90 until more cases are announced.
0.Jperators Cater and Ennis ares ticking to
sD1" posts and working faithfully, send
g I,s messages. At 10:30 o'clock tonight
1r1Igeon Hutton and Drs. Robert and
~ush Burford announced to the
;i-oANING News correspondent that Harris
- - setting along finely, and that there are
Ne" or suspicious cases. At Sapelo
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Macon, Ga, Aug 21.-The Macon
board of health met tonight and decided
to enforce strict quarantine against
Brunswick. The incoming trains in the
morning will be met by police, and all
passengers from Brunswick will be
stopped,
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WILL BE ASKED TO CONSIDER OTHERS.

Waycross, Ca, Aug 21-Mayor Knight
has wired Surgent Gen. Wyman recon-
mending the establishment of a detention
camp between Waycross and Br nswick
and requesting him to send an officer to
take charge of the quarantine camp at
once.
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A Happy Marriage.

AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Chase 1916 Wabash avenue at
8 o'clock on wednesday evening
January %, occurred the very de-
lightful ceremony which joined the
fortunes of their eldest daughter,
Miss Hattie Chase with those of Mr..
Henry NJ. Freeland of Montrose,
Colo. The house was filled with
friends, some forty-five being pres
ent, young friends and older friends
who came to wish the young couple
happy life. Mr.. Jno. Kessinger
was best man and Miss Alice Chase
was bridesmaid. To say that the
bride looked charming is while only
usual tribute, certainly doubly due
in this case. Mr.. Freeland is a
substantial farmer living near Mont
rose and has been smiled on by
fortune as is more fully evidenced
by this happy union. Mrs. Freeland
was one of Bessemer's most charm
ing young women, and Mr.. Freeland
and the people at Montrose are to be
congratulated.
After the ceremony was performed
according to the impressive ritual
of the Methodist church by Rev.
Hitler the guests were served with
an elegant and sumptuous repast.
Even the man who said he had
tasted for two days found his capac-
ity too limited for the numerous
delicious viands which were served.
In every way this was a delightful
and ideal wedding, and those present
felt it 10 be very happy occasion.
Many beautiful presents were re-
ceived from friends and they begin
life under the brightest auspices.
They took the 8 o'clock west bound
train on Thursday tor their new
home. Our best wishes are Joined
with the wishes of their many
friends in Bssssmer for their pros
psrity, joy and long life.
A FzrsNp.
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cHARLEx's POINT OF VIEW
He Regarded GravItation From = Base.
bail PlRyer'l Standpoint.

lie Regarded Gravitation From = Base.
bail PIayer's Standpoint.
A clever teacher, who has the pow
or of calling out originality in her
pupils, says that she should certainly
have no time for the use OF text books
If she attempted TO answer all the
startling questions asked in her class.
says Youths Companion. One day
the attraction OF gravitation was un-
der discussion and Charley Beale vol
unteered the opinion that he didn't
see any need OF it anyway"
at seems to me" said Charley,
there's no particular use In having
the earth attract things. Now. when
the apple fell and made Newton think
out the reason-why. that apple might
just as well have stayed where it was
till somebody gathered it."
You play ball don't you?" asked
the teacher.
.'Yes'm."
Suppose you hit the ball very
high. what happensP"
1T falls"
But II there were no attraction
toward the earth 1t wouldn't fall.
Don't you thing that might prove in
convenient"
Charley didn't answer Immediately.
His eyes we're bright with the light Of
a new idea.
''My!" he broke forth involuntarily.
What a chance for home runi"
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SOUND IN LIGHT AND COLOR.

People CAn Searcsly Il, Surprised In
These Days of Discovery.
The announcement of some new
and wonderful discovery is the rule in
this day and age, when every man
who considers himself II part and par.
Gel OF the great universe is bending
every nerve and straining all five OF
the senses and wishing he had others
to bring TO bear on the many plans he
is incubating, with the intention OF
bettering his own condition or that OF
others. One of these new discoveries
which is just being perfected is an ap-
paratus for recording the sounds
emitted by light announces the St
announced that beam OF light pro-
duced n sound. The knowledge OF
this curious and interesting fact was
brought about in the following man
ner; A beam OF sunlight was thrown
through lens on glass vessel filed
with lampblack. colored silk or
worsted. A wheel having slit cut
in its edge was made to revolve swift
ly in this beam of light cutting it in
two SO to speak. making alternate
flashes of light and shadow.
The operator then placed his
ear to the glass vessel whereupon
he noticed that each time the
flash struck the glass strange sound
was the result Subsequent expert
ments were even more startling. A
beam of light was next made to pass
through a prism so rs to produce
what Is called the polar spectrum or
rainbow The wheel with the slit
disk was again made to revolve as be-
fore, the colored light OF the prism
beam or rainbow falling through the
cut just as the sunbeam had been
made to do The operator again
placed his ear TO the glass vessel and
was astonished at the strange inter-
mission OF sounds. the different colors
giving different keys OF sound which
made pleasing. If not altogether har-
monious medley. After experiments
proved that some colors give no sound
whatever which accounted for the Pc
culiar intermissions noted. When the
vessel was filled with red worsted
cloth and the green light OF tho prism
flashed upon it the loudness of the
sound was astonishing. Only feeble
cracking noises could be heard when
the red and blue parts OF the rain bow
fell upon the vessel containing the red
cloth. but when green one was sub
stituted the red and blue OF the prism
made the noise, while the green was
scarcely audible. The discovery is
strange one and 1T is thought some
wonderful things may come from it
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Hrl,l.h SLAYER i'm Natal

Before / went to Natal was under
the impression that when our war
ships captured cargoes of slaves the
latter were set free at once or as soon
after as possible remarks a writer in
the London Truth. But it is not al
ways the case. Captured slaves nre
frequently, If not always, taken on
board and landed at the nearest Brit
ish port-say. for arguments sake.
Durham. Natal. When landed they
are taken to the police station and
kept in prison till certain day named
by the local authorieties. The an
crier and otherwise that on such and
such day so many captured slaves
will be distributed to any one reluir-
ing servants for a certain number Of
Years. The only qualifications neces-
sary in order to obtain such servants
is position of respectability in the
locality. such as belonging to some
profession or trade or possessing indie
pendent means.
Now, suppose require a aservant
sign n paper before the magistrates
years and feed and clothe him or her
and. although am supposed to treat
such servant well. / can practically
do very much as like with him, short
OF murder Should the unfortunate
native get tired OF being bullied and
run away l simply notify the police
authorities to that effect and they send
out their native police in search OF the
runaway, who generally takes shelter
in the nearest kraal. Tn being cap
turcd he is brought back TO the police
station, logged and returned to me -
his master. Should my servant do
anything | think wrong. I can also
have him logged by the police at any
time
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H. G. Miller Is agent for the best
1915 crayon portrait In the world.
Harry Baker the vegetable man Is
dangerously sick from An attack Of
srysipelas.
Watches cleaned and repaired,
and jewelry likewise by +. T. Briggs,
2O7 Santa Fe avenue.
Dr. f. $. Dodds is treating the eight
year old boy of t. w. Ramey of 1910
Elm street for n case Of scarlet
fever.
l. Parish, the new restaurant man
at the corner of Northern and Evans
avenues is having remarkably big
trade for beginner.
The Paul Wilson Dry Goods Co. is
introducing a lot of spring goods.
This big store is bound to suit every
lady in Bessemsr and Pueblo.
Mrs. James Reighter of Evans
avenue is convafesing from t severe
case of blood poisoning. DIR. f. S.
Dodds is the attending physician.
The board of county commission
ers last Monday appointed George
Willauer justice of of the peace and
r. A. Cummings constable for this
precinct.
John w. Jones. the shoemaker
who used to run a shop in Bessemer
writes his father I. n. Jones from
Columbus, Kansas, that himself and
family will go to the Cherokee STRIP
as soon as that territory is opened
for settlement.
H. Perlet is again adding to his
store building, this time putting on
an addition 20x3O feet to the north
of his store, w. :. Williams, |. ID
Jessup and John Settles doing the
work. Mr.. Perlet is doing well and
deserves to do better.
The sluggish little ground hog
will come out of his winter quarters
next Thursday and bask in the lee
of a cactus. There is no doubt in
the world but what he will see his
shadow; but then ground hos
prognosis don't count in this state.
Last week while a small boy o.
David Prosser was at play on Rout'
avenue he laid his overcoat to one
side, which garment was picked W
and carried away by man who
happened to be passing. The lac
knows who the pedestrian was ant
says he doesn't like the joke, if joke
it was.
The Bessemer Building and Loa1
Association held its regular meeting
Monday night, the principal topic o
discussion being the sale of money
This association has money to loar
on easy terms and those who con
template building can not do bsttel
than borrowing OF it. The b. Is. and
L.. A. is on a solid financial basis
and is prospering.
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Jenkins and Jerm We're Jerked.

Beer was the cause Of it all, and
Policemen Price and Douglas did
the jerking. Joseph Jerm and An
tome Gerkin were arrested by the
aforesaid policemen Monday last,
charged with selling beer without a
license. Taken before his honor,
Police Magistrate Willauer, their
guilt was proven and each of the
sun burned sous of Italy were fined
so. and costs. Douglas says he has
several more of the Italians spotted
and will continue to add to the
revenues of the city.
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"rNcoo" FEBRUARY 8
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
Best on the Market.

Do you want good home on Evans
avenue within half block OF the city
hall? We have fine room brick
house with 371l foot yard that we will
sell for only 81 500, 500 being cash and
the balance to suit the buyer. This
property is worth $1,000 il it is worth q
cent.
We also have on Evans avenue
room brick house on two lots which we
will sell for $500. $3.50. cash and bal.
ancs to suit purchaser.
Here is another bargain: A fou,
room brick house on Evans avenue be.
tween Arroyo and Mesa avenues on 371s
fost lot for $1,000, $50. being cash and
the balance in monthly or quarterly pay
ments. This house has an east front
and ia an elegant place.
Another house on Elm street near
Northern avenue. This is a 8 room
brick on 37X foot lot and will be sold
at 81 ,45O. $3.50. in cash and balance in
monthly or quarterly payments.
Lots in Steelton.
-Four blocks west Of Furnace street
oan bs had the lowest selling lots in the
city for the next 80 days. Your choice
OF corner lots for $3.50 Inside lots for
s225. saoh. Call early ~ there arc only
limited number to b sold. Will take
only from Us. to $50. down and balance
to suit buyer. These lots are to b. sold
At half their real Seius.
For any Of the Asovs bargains call
J.a k,EBfl 4 co,
Room . In Wssssrn National Dsak
Huiidins. Q sAaesA
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Many Gold Cures.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

There are many who have taken the
Gold Cure in Pueblo and so many more
who are thinking about it. that ii seems
well that the public should know which
is the best and safest There are in
the United states to day very many Gold
Cures and most of them are doing good
work. The first in the field was the
Keeley Cure. Then c,.me the Houston,
the Uzell, the Myers, the Grand the
Taylor and many others.
So far as interests the people Of
Pueblo and vicinity we need not men
tion but two. namely the Keeley and
the Taylor.
The Kelley WAS discovered about
twelve years ago and was at that time
the best because it WAS the only one.
Since then there has been as much pro-
gress in the science of medicine as in
anything else and perhaps greater. We
cannot imagine case where any one
person has ever made discovery that
has not been improved upon. 1t is not
at all necessary that one should know
what the Keeley remedy is to find a
better one. And it is absurd for DR..
keeley to say that no person in the
world can accomplish the cure of alco-
holism but himself. 1t is false as we
will see. Now why is the Taylor Cure
better than the Keeley?
First, all of the bad features result
ing from the Keeley Cure have been
eliminated from the Taylor Formula
The Taylor Cure does not affect the
memory either temporarily or perma
nently. 1t does not affect the eyesight.
to the extent that one while under
treatment cannot perform his usual
work. 1t leaves the patient cured at
the time he leaves the institute, and he
is not lingering in u semi-conscious con-
dition for weeks afterwards.
The greater advantage of the Taylor
Cure over the Keeley however lies in
the fact that DR.. c. F. Taylor uses his
own medicine and knows the ingrcd-
tents. The Keeley agents at their IN
stitue in Pueblo are not Kelley by
long ways. They take the name of
Keeley because they pay for the
privilege. But right here see the diff
ference. Fot a man of them knows one
sisgle ingredient in the medicine they
are using. They stand their men up
like so many cattle and go at their work
blindly. not knowing whether they will
kill or cure. This is not considered
safe by our best physicians. Ne man
should be allowed for moment to in
ject into the blood Of another anything
of which he is in total ignorance. /
AT the Taylor Institute the patients
are treated by physician who knows
what he is doing He has practiced
medicine in Pueblo over twelve years. |
No two are treated alike any mere than
two who were sick with any other dis.
ease should be given the same dose at
the same interval of time,
The results of tide Taylor Cure are
very much better in every way. They
have less failures than any other, in
fact they have none. The Keeley
agents came here with the idea Of
driving Taylor out. but to-day the
Taylor Institute is curing cve to their
one. and their graduates can be found
among the business men of Pneblo
from one end of the city to the other.
Understand that the Keeley cure was .
very good cure in its day If handled by
DR.. Kelley himself. but in the hands Of
a man who is totslly ignorant of the
formula It is not considered safe or
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A full line of diamond dyes at the
Bessemer drug store.
In Pullman,s Finest.

A trip over the Missouri Pacific rail
way from Pueblo to Kansas City, st
Louis and all points east can be made in
elegant Pullman buffet sleeping cars
and free reclining chair cars. For fur
ther information address William Hogg,
agent, Union avenue bridge depot. tele-
phone 191.
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They Will Have Il.

The public demand through service
when travelling. 1t 10 old fashioned to
change CATS" On the through, solid
vsstibuled trans Of tho Chicago, Unisn
Pacidc 4 Nsrthwestern line from or to
chicsso. Omaha and Dsnvsb thsrs is
no ct,ssgs. This Il tAs Ansst sad fast.
sss ssvvics bstwsss H. po,ass nsnsd.
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CAPITAL LOAN OFFICE

The Christmas sales of unredeemed
pledges did not meet with my expecta
tions and consequently l have large
supply of watches, diamonds. rings and
jewelry on hand which l will sell for
the next ten days at fifty cents on the
dollar. This is no humbug but the
articles are good, the sales genuine and
the price only onu-half the actual
value of the goods. Call early and get
bargain.
Levy the pawnbrokcr
313 s. Union Ave. Pueblo.
Opposite the English Kitchen.
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La ST CHANCE

To buy pair of the last OF the Bee
Hive stock Of shoes at actual cost.
These celebrated shoes are nearly all
sold but we can suit you in any size and
style at figures that will surprise you.
We sell
No. I $3.50 lady's calf skin shoe for
only $50. No better shoe made. We
sell a
No. first class mems shoe, former
price s.. for only $500. Here you save
another dollar. We sell
No | ohildren's shoe for the low price
Of 65cents; a good shoe, mind you. Can
you match the bargain anywhere?
These are only a few sample prices.
Everything in shoes go in proportion.
G. H. Qauakenbush & Son.
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At The Grand.

Cleopatra, Jan. 81.
Hungarian Orchestra, Feb. l.
Incog, Feb. "a.
The Gray Marc (Frohman), Feb. 13.
Frank Daniels, Feb. 81.
OldHomestead, March $40.
Modjeska, March II.
Etfis Ellsler, March 10.
Louis Morrison, May 0.
Primrose and West, May II.
Nat Goodwin, May 10.
Lolita, May 1S.
Howsrd's Atheneum, June 8.
Joseph Jefferson, June ~.
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DENS ANTI-POENA,
Teeth Extracted withou, Pain

The greatest wonder of the nine
teenth century. DR.. c. A. Gregg
whose dental parlors are at 200 south
Union Avenue has the right of the city
and of Pueblo county and will extract
your teeth without causing pam.
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A Cure for Group.

If your children are subjsct to Group,
always keep bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy at hand. 1t is prompt
and certain cure, If given as soon as
the croupy cough appears it will pre-
vent the attack. For sale by w. p.
Swartz, DruJgist.
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E.s,1v Ovsrlonk.a

Big boy-.'Why don't you thrash
that insulting bullyp He says you are
chicken hearted"
Small boy-"Thafs all right He
means I'm game cock. ."--Strest d
Smiths Good NswA
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Are you going to New Orleans for
the Mardi.Grasy II so, be sure aud
see Agent Hogg. of the Missouri
Pacific before buying your tickets. 1t
will be to your interest.