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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

| The following ia , lie, 80 A. O..
ora,l,+oi ,l,. ''e ia'-
''euileu ueiekates from the various
clubs In the state so far as they have
| renortad ur q, 49,
This tine Tho axao,,,,,.a go
to pass on the credentials and outline
an order of business for the convention
which met at D. M
IN tloI n'p M Kindred VIII
liam Peacock, Jr.. A Nj Darling.
Denison-L IL Howe w l. NTrrr,,,
Frnnl, NJ Robiso,, r,, ,,,.,--.- =,
tu''N vi iNop'soh' Dan webster, t NJ
wright
Weatherford-G A Tredwell, j c
James 19do,r rao,, T,. o1eN "i'hainS'
on. ,eHei' 'ueh lhoma''
"O' 'Oiht-J w Blaine, George
simpson Ed Dazwell, A A Bridges, A
Chance.
Belton-w IT tTor,.a,. A, n, 49,,
p Ousterban, 'eS' Al hyatt'
Comanche-A 7 c,brt..,
ers S''al' a U hos-
San ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, me-,
Hahn. G b johnson w, un 9ae'
bert Rheiner. G ShaelIsft 'i''s' Al
VeIosroNc - 49,,
Denton-f u sei Mcbride.
It A Robinson. n - y Noonee'
hert, John Higoins w W. ~. louis re
Wade. Charles Ra, Saater, Ben
FL Paso-W i clam n y nelley.
j A smith. II campbell
Lewisville-J N Kealv n coo
Parls-E A Ri,ssaiI ~ =, . = cooper.
Miner. = eiiiier' "
Georgetown-w n Ntai,a -,
n ISlening " aAkemson, DR. w
Henderson "' wi NAT u
Mineola@Joh, c,,es ~. Go
w Butler. w A BalIomy osun' =
Daniel Morpby. New Rrrr L. Weoaard'
del. j Il Friend. u.s. : II men
Denison-w N cp,,,, 70 =,
S r. Green VILE ia IN M Grabbs, |
den. waiver NeVihs' Geo fiel-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

| After the stormy adjournment OF
the convention yesterday afternoon C
Jones, a colored brother. who is presl.
dent Of the Ccrslcana Republican club
was seen Glowing his way through
the crowd and excitedly asking,
Where is that chairman? want To
get my credentials would as soon
have them in has in this conyen.
ton"
Talking with a reporter about the
action Of the convention in trying to
exclude negro delegates ". w Quincy
said he was Republican straight and
knew no race or color In politics This
convention is organized and operating
under charter from the National AS
ISOLATION of Republican clubs, the con-
stitution and bylaws of which say ab-
solutely nothing about the race or color
OF those who may become members
IL is political. not n social, organlza-
won, ana 1t should conform to its char
ter and constitution and bylaws, and
any man who subscribes to the prIn-
ciples OF the Republican party Is of
right entitled to membership and re-
cognition; and says he Is going to be on
deck tomorrow to secure in the conven-
ton the recognition to which his race
Is entitled. Reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding, Quincy still has n
large influence with the voters of his
race and they crowd around him
wherever ne goes. eager to hear every
word he says. He favors as basis
OF representation In the convention the
Harrison vote. allowing one delegate
Tor each county and one additional for
each 200 voters, making no distinction
as TO race. 1t is needless TO say he Is
opposed to the census plan.
a ripple of excitement was caused by
a discussion In front OF the PickwiclS
last night between one of the colored
delegates and several white men. The
discussion, while animated. was peace
ful until red-headed delegate from
Plano appeared ON the scene and tool,
hand. Things then assumed a belly
erent aspect, and only the Interference
OF an officer prevented an encounter.
The Goodell executive committee held
an Informal meeting last night and
discussed the question of harmony.
The action Of the conference committee
of the two factions came I'm for its
snare OF attention, and the prevailing
sentiment was as their committee had
made a definite proposition, nothing
could be done until II was accented or
a counter proposition made by the
Moore committee.
IL Is rumored that all but one mem
Der of the Moore conference committee
have agreed to the terms proposed by
the Goodell committee, which is the
census plan OF representation. The re-
fractory member is said to be Hon.
Webb Flanagan.
W. II. Ellis of San Antonio Is one of
the delegates from the club I'm that
city whose charter has been revoked
because II Is a mixed organization.
lie mas little hope Of being seated. but
says his people Will enter a protest
and carry the matter to the Denver
Ellis was the center of
an animated group In front OF the Pick
wick last night and evidently he and
Quincy have their plan mapped out for
today and lively time is promised
In the convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

The executive committee of the cor.
Vention held session behind ctosaa
doors last night at Republican head
quarters ON Main street. Among 9th
er matters considered was the soo,,,,a
OF the delegation from San Antonin
Ihey are from club composed of
ooth whites and blacks and which hoo
y charter from the stute cou,,,t.tna
out II Is claimed the charta, 49,
granted under misapprebensior "a9
Us soon as the fact that n w, ,s'i u
lnikeu cub became known To tbe ~
,'al,Ns committee the charter was ~
saiaotI,a put not until delegates had been
seiecteu TO the present conyentIon ny,
delegates are here and denand,r., ~ az. ne
ne whole matter was discussed az -
euIunllttee meeting last night ana 'ie
report VIII be made to tho cnn,.a,. u u
.ouay' hut the members OF mo a, slisioH
~ would give out nothing for MIL,
V'. ny, IN advance OF their report 'uoii-
~, ine Two subcommittee apnoir,o,
w thc executive committees ~ ihiNttcu
wings OF the Republican no,,, me Two
purpose OF establishing a basis ,,s me
huhueh failed to harmonize .t,ht uili-
outset at their meeting vasta,ta' ~ very
suihNoI' me conference on,,,,.,. -
, me Lilly Whites' submittna' &c
cans 1 ,,,l OF the regular Repnb,i
reei,,, ri' % proposition that IL they M
e"ier hepuhlicans, would apree 70 ~, s
lhe basis OF represente,ion /" Pun
census plan and adopt what &c I'm, me
inc McGregor system Of ren,,,ss., .aiied
mat they. the Lily Whites 1919 tlon
euIn INTO the ranks of the 80, ~
~ W. rms was utterly opnoeni ~.
ths, uiar hepuhlieans. Thcy baiS
tnat u was directly contror,. Held
principles OF their party ma 70 the
.neir part proposed to the I it,' w, on
tnht II they would return 10 H. hnltes
nhu accept their plan for ra,rap party
Ii9n they would be heartilv pr,esenta-
= MS or course, failed to sntIsss, i ~
,a.,,, "n,'es anu the two wings ~ ~
than ther no. mop any nearer together
pespalring OF arriving al nny,hi',l'e nee |
nhrncny OF feeling nj that is IKE |
NJ. ns conference adjourned 10 -. isetlns |
s sla morning at 8 o'clock IL ,Ssuln
..peught by members OF lie 49,, not |
ny ~ eii,leatloa can be easily efsee,e'a
me committee appoinfa,t tee.ed
chairman Of the executI,,o oy the
o., the regular Republicans sgniinlttee
w W. reports at it's meeting vss,lh,.s,I pared
teInoon, majority and a r,t.gtuhay ar
port, The basis Of the rnainri,,ii ny re-
US ioiows: In the convsn.tss. 'eport
sani1at,o,'e On. vote Tor each county, IN
No,e Tor every 200 votes CO.'S ny. one
-, ,se pa N ls9s and one for every S ~ har-
=. 10y votes, and In additionS traction
M yVery soo votes cast for 2 g,,e vote
con esn va, ,sst election. upon his basiss IN
deioEases but Ti no, be COMPOSED Of ssi
are iikeIy 10 , ~. more than ESQ or sYs
counties entitled to Represent a painosr Of
90 not send delegates. 'a'ion often
me minority report IS Vs.. -.
ho, u.at OF the majority. Thls similar
"sf'' would give one vote for s spo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13
COAL SlliII1
Agreement os Rsashsis,,,I
Operators aai MN
THE new seALElF ii
Interstate Board ), Nh
ton to be Establi,ss'|
'ievea Now to ). ~ s'''
The Scale 70 90 Into g.
june iS-nvss,sss, N.Y.


I AAN|N. ||||I.I 4
Columbus. Ohio. Jur. j.
Ing is the fun asresm. !, T..
miners and the operates J, ~ :
that the rate for MINING q (
OF lump coal shah \, \. ~
Pittsburg, thin vein, @, 4, ~ !,
Hooking. 60; Indiana bl W..
indiana IA block, Ioi susal ,s'' \
mer, g. IL; winter "A ~
summer n 49, winter. q, Z =,
Spring Valley. Ill.,. sun, : ! /.
winter WI So Other section, !, .
Illinois field at prices III rs,., 4 '.
above. Coal In Plttsburp a,...'
east to the tide water sfan
same mining price AZ M ,,sA III
1r,ehnsylvania Gas and W., h;
Soal company. Scales n = ~
De IN effect and bond MOTH XXI. XIV
10 beginning June le isal rsa
ing until the first day Il i, Nv
SUBJECT to the following -, ~
provided that the aboye WI ~. w
OF prices for the Plttsbu,s VIVA AZ.
generally recognized anS y, "
Terms of ArbiirasIas.
1t Is further provided th,l 4.
and miners shall co-opea,. /, !
effort to secure a general OS.,,,,.
said prices named for sald ,Ir'-
If during the period coysrrS l,
agiireement a general reccssI,1. n
prices herein named for IA N
cannot be secured, either Iail, / !
agreement a general recosnltI, n
joint board OF arbitration IA /. II
such time and place 40 III. N
authority may elect, and 81 n
board whenNo called shall ma, ~
termine II able whether M ~
has been sufficiently REM i
complied with to warrant IA
uance to the date herein n,n'i
the board is unable to arrss n. \
bers thereof shall select 4 dl,ni,,]
man. whose decision sh,I
hnal. If It sAialI Is II
and decided by process n
provided that II Is being slitsn,I
respected, It shall remain IN iaa1
bind both parties thereto for N i,
stipulated herein. and. II found 4,
cided by same process rot q N
generally observed to warfa1t 4,
tinuance. It shall be sbrosalsl
both parties thereto absoiyed III
contract obligations therein 81 "A
An interstnte Donrd.
Whenever miners desire they II
permitted to elect and place On Il
BILE as check welghmen ot th.f I
choice. Weight shall be paid Z
above scale semi-monthly. An M }
due on payday Shall be paId hi Z
An interstate board Of afbiuitir1
Cancellation consisting Of -four dpsll
and four miners shall considtf 4.
termine upon any inequality fdal|
ed OF as between the dlnTlx 4
named I'm the above scledril y "a
The agreement is algnsd h
miners committee OF seven, hli'l|
President John Mcbride and Sod
Patrick Mcbride, 1--WE Ohio rpsii
two Indiana operator and two Ngil1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

The following are the officers OF the
Republican State League: d. A. Robin
SON Dallas, president; John Evans.
Denison. first viee-president; L. p.
soodell, Fort Worth. second vice-presi-
Dent G. g.. while. Tyler. third Wee
PRESIDENT T. c. Cooper, Dallas setre-
,ary; =. d; Atwell. Hutchins. treasurer.
.. ~, hindrea. Houston, organizer.
pa inHseutve committee; J. N. Baker.
y yeYeomb, San Antonio: ", p CON
Fort Worth; j. A Keubler, Collnesne,ni.
" X Haeket Houston; i. q. Binin
81 gsl no g. w. HAHN. Rosenberg. i n
sSsenonmitz. Denton; J. ". Butler. TYLER.
nj p 5se Armstrong, Paris; W. J. Davis,
Il faso; s. M. Jones. Kosse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

Special Dispatch.
Hawkins, Tex, June al. p ~
gomery of this place was arrests Z
yesterday charged with forgffy' =
plant was made by d. h. z AZ, .
and alleges a note Of sd1 was y" \
Montgomery, he signing y. X '
ans name as security u ~ =
claimed to have been pfesen'ea, 4
q Teagarden. ATTORNEYS, ~ ~ n
who Endorsed 1t. Monlsga1
then cashed the note. This va 4 Z, h
months ago. and the note "a, - y N
until recently. Montgomefl Y
a resident OF this county los w \. z
OF years. and has taught seA0H =
eral different places.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

BY Associated Press,
Memphis, Tenn. June i--Rls
from the coal mining regions vail
dictate that the basis q an sgTss
arrived at in Columbus i liniesi
BILE to the men in a majonJ {
mines. Reports from 70 alflas !
tricts received tonight give 2 y.
as being violenaly opposed
Columbus agreement. arl 10 isstl
continuing the strike, and 1ag
points In favor OF accepting ~ v
agreed upon and returning . =
In many places the opefatofs = Y
as the miners oppose The cal.-''
agreement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

F d Morrison, Dayton ~. X.
Dana, New York; John 4 f'' =
A j McTler. Dallas. ;ss Il \ ( Il. y
cago; NJ l. Morris. pallssi n..lt|
Fort Worth: Henry Nll.l ,ef /
ford; q X Houston, clhs ,,4-s. ~
McReynolds. Dallas; z La a.l.',.s. IA
man; Emma Dlaksly, Hoi sy'rii n, \
Pitt Henslee. Dickson. isn WA s'' ~
Iomax, Weatherfcrd; 7 4 sp. \. X n
worth; D w Lane ea'';''f Sui
Jones and wife, Dallaf e. III
Anna. TEX; J Horace $500 w, IN
Burke, Fort Worth; J y r .<''''.I'i
las. James NJ Roberts,n,. ~ ~. 4
Robert Ellis. Houston; 4 :, IA u
johnson county. Tex; ~, 81
las; r. II. Kingsbufy d. M. ~
Knight. Tyler; y ssrs' ii n.
GIL. Corsicana: Z sl '.I 's.rlin
II W stone. Sioux cry I, Z ~ u
Daiias. Geo il steen, = ,s'',2
P r1a,,i, Belton; N I A, . m
jackson, Dallas; Z ~. IL X
worth: + L Boyd, DsIl ss,,ss,1ais +
anu W. W. Tewls' Mss ~ ;
Is q Williams. Z ( n. a',' vi
u Haunay. Hempsii.ti,5,,, ~. J
caiiahan Texap: ] " ''.'''
Tompltins, Dallas .-...-.---
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

vention, he said. was called for whites
alone. and he added that he was here
under Instructions from his club 10 re-
sist any effort to admit the negro. and
that he would fight TO the last against
doing So and IL he failed and the
colorcd delegates were seated by the
convention he would withdraw his club
and let them run the convention to suit
themselves. Nj. Gillis voiced the sem
timents OF a large number OF delegates
who crowded around and approved
what he said
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

250 votes cast for Harrison and for
each fraction Of 100. They would also
give one vote for every 1000 votes cast
for Cleveland In 1892. instead Of for
each 500 cast for Hogy. but In other re-
spects the reports are similar. The ma
tority report VIII most likely be
adopted today when submitted TO the
executive colniflffnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-13

To one not initiated TO some extent
In the mysteries or Texas politics the
bold stand which has Just been made
by the iily-whites might be surprising
In view Of the fact that they seemed
70 pc a very small and very much
abused minority two years ago. A nor
tlon OF the report or the executivc
committee OF the league, which wos
adopted by the emphatic vote ~ ne
convention today throws conalderahia
light on this subject. The matter IN
question was the report which bsI
been made by the Texas delcnates -
the league convention last June A.
tnat meeting the census plan OF re-
organization was submitted 10 the M.
mented on.
The Feeling North.
\ negro delegate had protested
against the adoption OF the plan and
had threatened that IL an attempt was
made to introduce II In the sont,, ,he
negro orators would stump the North
sSslnst the ticket. A white delegate
hal replied 90 thia sally that IN my
thlng OF this kind should occur AZ xvnnid
Hun for the panty ten white votes
Where It would lose one nerrn Won,
This was quoted In the report or thn
s2n,'h.ittee 70 the convention yesterday
an9 received with manifestations OF
saustactlon as Indicating that there Is
a 1sowing sentiment at the North
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Delinquent \ : / |. Tax List.
Ss I'VE SsJ STATE or MINNESOTA. 40
N 8s 81 "a County Of Mobiles. -
District Court. Thirteenth Judicial District

M The state Of Minnesota to al
N persons, companies or corporations
u who have or claim to have any estate
right, title or interest in, claim to, o.
lem upon any of the severa! pieces o.
parcels Of land in the list hereto at
tached described.
al. The list Of taxes and penalties on
real property for the County OF Mobiles
remaining delinquent on the first Mon.
day in January 1894, has been filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of the county Of Mobiles ofwhich
that hereto attached is a copy.
Therefore, you and each Of you are
hereby required to file in the Office of
said Clerk on or before the twentieth
(2Oth) day of March, 1894, your answer
in writing setting forth any objections
or defense you may have to the taxes
or any part thereof upon any piece or
parcel of land described in said list.
in, to or on which you have or claim
any estate, right, title, interest, claim
or lein, and in default thereof, judge
ment will be entered against such
piece or parcel of land for the taxes
on said list appearing against it, and
for all penalties, interest and costs.
F. A. STEVENS.
Clerk District Court
Mobiles Co., MINI
Note:- In reading the following
list the following authorizations should
be observed, to-wit: The letter n
stands for north, for south, e for
east, " for west. ne for northeast, Sc
southeast, sw southwest, blk. for block
and sec. for section.
In addition to the amount OF tax
shown add twenty seven cents per
description, clerk of court fees, and
advertising.
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WIN lawson south addition to
d. the village Of Do Forest. 1911 q
VILLAGE OF DUNDEE
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RESOLUTION OF PUBLICATION ADOPTED
BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY CON-
II 49, MISSIONERS. ,.l,- IT,.
state Of Minnesota, | ,
County of Mobiles.

MISSIONERS. l.,,
% County Of Mobiles. s. -
RESOLVED, That the Worthington Advance,
q newspaper or general circulation, pu6lshed
weekly in the Village Of Worthingt9n' IN tRis
designated as the newspaper IN which shall be
published the delinquent tax list for the year
1894. H. N. PAIN, ,o
! = Chairman Board of Co. CONS.
JNO. j. KENDLEN.
| r.. 49,. County Auditor of Mobiles Co.
state of Minnesota, La ~
County of Mobiles. .,.
I, Jno j. Kendlen. County Auditor, do here;
| by certify that the above is full, true and
correct copy of the resolution adopted by the
Board of County Commissioners at the annual
meeting Of said Board, held at the AUDITORS
Office IN the Village Of Worthington on the 4th
w Witness II e my hand and ofaoial seal at Worth
ineton' this aoth day OF 2 2To k1 1s
seal Of Mobiles County Auditor,
County, MINI: Mobiles CO.. MINI.
1 County Of Mobiles g &
Personally appeared before me the under.
signed, John J. Kendlen, County Auditor OF
Mobiles Couoty. Minnesota. and being duly
foregoing contains, on pages one to twenty.
ave. both inclusive, full and correct List Of
| Taxes Delinquent upon Real Estate within
MOBILES County 19E S1
unpaid Oh the nrst Monday n January, A: D:
1924, With penalties accrued thereon opposite
dSs cSaE9 %adtor NoSe: County,
subsestbea and sT9Ee f. before me this aoth
e R Rssss ths S::o:
CO, MINI. Mobiles County, MINI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-22

MYRA'S ADDITION TO THE VII
LACE OF ELLSWORTH.
e. lot block
Edward Hayes. 8 80
BUTLER'S ADDITION TO THE
VILLAGE OF ELLSWORTH. II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17

The suits that II. S. Blaisdell the clothier
il selling at so cents on the dollar, are
the cause of great deal of personal dis
satisfaction. The large men wish they
were small when they stand at the door and
see the crowd Of small men go in and get
fitted to good suit and only pay one half
of the regular price. Mr.. Blaisdell has
nothing but small sizes in these suits, and
is going 10 close them 1t so cents on the
dollar. ..-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17
STATE NEWS.
. SIP
- sat' E
Kennebec.
LIrCHFIELD PLAINS.

LIrCHFIELD PLAINS.
There was good attendance at the Sun.
day school convention held here Wednes-
day. Eleven Sabbath schools were repre-
sented from Litchfeld. Monmouth and
West Gardiner, Topics in the line Of Sun
day school work were treated Interestingly
by Mrs 8. P. Kendrick, Mrs. WI. Smith.
Mrs. L. e. Shorey, Miss villa Edgcomb,
Mrs. A. w. Piimpton, Mrs. C. A. Metcslf
and Messrs. Thompson and Pierce of Mon
mouth. Interesting remarks were made by
Mr., and Mrs. Taylor. B. W. Berry, VIM.
c. Smith, NJ. W. Tibbetts, A. Baker and
others.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17

Probably more errors occur on account
of misunderstanding than any other way.
An Augusta jeweller said yesterday that he
knew of an apprentice in 3 jewelry store
who had sold customer handsome gold
ring and he was. asked to engrave the in
side, From A. to T. The young man, to
make the story short, carved all the letters
Of the alphabet on the inside.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17

Hon. S. w. Matthews will leave, this
morning, for West Kennebunkport, where
he will address q Republican mass meeting,
this evening. Benjamin Hamilton, Esq .
and Judge G. S. Hamilton Of Biddeford,
will also speak.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17

Intentions Of marriage Of the following
persons have been recorded at the city
clerks Office during the past few days
Geo. w. Robinson and Miss Rosa May
Frost; Moses E. Bartlett and Miss Sadie
M. Rowe; Usche Laforgs and Miss Dora
Baker; George King and Miss Marie
Boulger; Joseph Pepin and Agnes Tassie
Dostie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17

The JOURNAL was pleased to receive a
call from Hon. Charles A. Msfston oi
Skowhegan. Mr.. Marston represented hi.
town with signal ability in the. House OF
Representatives of 1891 and 1893. He is
now Republican candidate for senator in
Somerset county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17

Don't fail to see the 2.17 race It The Au
gusta driving park today. 1t will probabl
be as exciting as the great meet betweel
Haley and Gene Briggs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17

The craze for the golden rod flowers has
aroused the genius of some one and now
sterling silver spoons, gold lined, with
the handles made to represent the golden
rod, have been placed on the market, AZ a
souvenir spoon. In the bowl are pictures
of several Of Augustus fine buildings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17

Jesse G. Skinner. wife and daughter
Elsie, Of Baltimore, Ma, are on a visit t
DR.. McDavid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17

The city marshal of Auburn came over,
yesterday, and took Henry johnson to
that place, where he was wanted for larceny
it is understood.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17

Topack and Steele. two very clever
comedians, viii be seen in their yery laugh.
able act, Burlesque Circus, with Mackie'.
."Side Show" Opera house, Tuesday, Aug
nat 2I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-17

Fred Whitssn has returned rom ocssl
Point, whore be bas enjoyed : three week
outing with party 81 Augusta folk.