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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-02-02
q cANTon. sourH .pAkoTA FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2 1894
LEAVING THE SHIP.

The Pierre Free Press, heretofore
strong Republican paper, speaks out last
week as follows:
The Free Press. like Gov. Herried is
proud Of the history of the Republican
party; is proud Of its present position on
the tariff question; is proud of its record
for progress; is proud Of its position on
foreign affairs; while proud of all these
things, it proposes using its Influence,
whatever that may be. against permitting
the party to be made the catspaw for fore
ign bondholders. Through q long period
OF years capitalists have been eager to loan
money for Individual and public improve
sments and enterprises. and now that the
debt limit is apparently reached, they
combine 10 force a single monetary stand
ard upon us so as to double and treble
their credits and our debts by decreasing
our ability to pay; by decreasing our
earning capncity; by decreasing the
market value Of our products. These
things are what are setting men to
thinking and talking, and the evident
desire Of men high in Republican councils
to force. the party into endorsing this
slavery Of the common people is calling
out such utterances as the above. 1t is.
not that the party has done anything to
warrant its friends TO become divided,
but the if.ar that the conspiracy OF capital
may succeed in controlling party ma
chinery, that is bringing out the lnde-
pendence OF individuals.
The Free Press has heretofore served
notice on the Republican party Of South
Dakota That even il 1t can lead the people
to- The trough of gold monometalism and
its adjuncts Of serfdom and industrial
slavery, It cannot make them drink. This
is not made as a threat, but SIMPLY as an
admonition in the house of friends We
do not believe any serious attempts will
be made in this state, ard we do believe,
that should it be made it will be failure,
as I. ma jjerity Of the party are in favor Of
bimetalism in its broadest sense, but there
are certain newspapers, likethe News and
Letcher Blade, that seem disposed to cry
..Populist," or read out of the party any
person who has the Independence to
occapy a position different from that of
John Sherman and Grover Cleveland
If the money question is to be made a
test Of party fealty in this state it must
be on the broad basis of bimetalism and
not on the narrow ground of the single
gold standard. There are more people
thoroughly in earnest on this question
than any other, and the man who will
take the,trouble to put his ear to the
ground can hear.lhe ground swell that
might grow into a mighty earthquake.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-02-02

Scotland Citizen: There is talk u
Robert Buchanan being the popuiists
candidate for governor. The democrats
and populisls could como mighty near
getting together on such Il man as
Buchanan.
Right you are friend Zeibach BeiNxa
good democrat yourself md the sonEFef
the eldest democrat in III. state, ,,yeu
speak truly ano tosthe point. E#
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-02-02
AN OPEN LETTER TO CARLISLE.

TOPEKA, KANSAS, January IL, 1894.
SIR:
Your bond issue damns you and places
your name aleng g-side of John Sherman
and Benedict Arnold. Dan Veorhies and
Judas Iscariot. By this act YOU will be
| cursed IN lie and damned in death, by
! all patriots. On your tomb shall be writ
ten Here lies John G. Carlisle the trail
tor" He SAID characterization was worse
than s.War Famine, and Pestilence,H and
then sold out to the National banks the
| enemies of ''Liberty.' As you, and every
! other robber at Washington knows, the
| Act of 1860 provides that our bonds are
pavab!e ''in coin." Hence instead of coin
ing our silver and paying interest on
bonds and then issuing treasury currency
to pay current expenses, you have proved
yourself such a TRAITOR as never before ours
ed the treasury since the wretch John
Sherman laid down the Portfolio. One
good will spring from your vile act--the;
death and burial Of both old parties. In
his message of Dec 3rd, 1888, Genl jack
son uses these words-'It being thus es-
tablished by unquest!onable proof that
the Bank of the United Sta,es was con
verted into a permanent 'elect,onaering
engine The present National banks
occupy the same position; and at the Del
monico drunken feast you sold out 10
them, aud damned your pacty. damned
your country, damned your own soul aud
earned the name OF Traitor most foul I
and unnatural Your crime smells to
Heaveh.' Our youth will, in future
years, speak the name of Carlisle while T
Judas, is yet on tlieirlips. Hnrykain,
E The5Sl. Paul Pioneer Press seems
TO Be troubled over the prosrec: OF the.
Minnesota democrats Joining the 1nfle-
penden,s in II determined effort to carry
that stalesand elect free coinage congress
men. The west and south viii never!
regain prosperity until the eastern money
rings are rendered powerless to control
the financial policy OF congress. 1t must
be free coinage and pfosr rity or the gold
standard andslow prices How will you
vote Mn Merchant, Mr.. Farmer aud M r.
Do yo,, want amy further
evidence OF the. gold standard ruiils
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ONE OUTOF EVERY FOUR
This Is the Number That Msy Be
Doomed.
BEYOND A QUESTION.
Over Fifteen Millions of Men and
Women Who are in Serious Trou.
BILE and Do Not Realize 1t.

zone out OF every four persons we
meet upon the street, in the cars, or in
society, has kidney disease"
He was prominent man and close
observer who made this remark, and he
spoke very earnestly.
"Just think OF itw he continued.
Gan army Of over fifteen million people
in America alone is constantly carrying
the burden Of this most terrible Of all
modern complaints, and ye:, Few OF
them know it. Strange as it may seem.
most men or women do not stop to think
that headaches, pains in the muscles,
and throughout the body, feyerishness,
cold feet, sleeplessness, tickle appetite,
and colored or sCant urine, are the GER
tain signs oil the coming on OF kidney
disease, as certain as day turns TO night,
unless it is checked promptly"
1t was easy to understand the feelings
OF fear, almost OF horror. which could be
seen upon the faces OF the listeners.
Continuing he said:
II have never known, nor do / know
any physiciGus who are aware Of more
than one thing that will certainly check
and cure this terrible trouble. That
remedy Is a great modern discovery,
known to all scientists and most people
it is Warmers Safe Cure, ! do not
look upon 1t as proprietary medicine,
but as an absolute care for Brights dis.
ease, and all kidney, liver and urinary
disorders, or female troubles, and it is
go regarded by the medical profession,
both here and abroad. l do not know
anything eIse about it, not even Of what
it is composed, but l do know that 1t
has produced these effects in every case
OF which have ever heard"
It is perhaps OF interest to know that
this rsmedy-Warner's Safe Cure-is
the remedy concerning which DR.. Vim.
Edward Robson, Of the Royal Navy Of
England, said: ~ have been able to
give more relief and effect more cures
by the use OF Warmers Sale Cure than
by all other remedies OF the British
Pharmacpa.
DR.. R. A. Gum, Dean OF the U. S.
Medical College, and editor OF the Med.
ical Tribune, says: "rhe ingredients OF
Warmers Safe Cure are among the
most valuable medicines OF our Materia
Medica, and the combination is such as
to insure the best possible action on
the kidneys and urinary organs"
With such facts in view, no man or
woman, however seriously affected by
kidney disease. need for q moment
despair or have apprehension.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and Mishaps In the Thriving City
Across the River.

Haps and Mishaps In the Thriving City
Across the River.
Charles II. Green, whose dangerous
illness was mentioned in yesterdays IN
TELLrdEScER, died at Los Angeles, CAL.
on Monday night Of consumption. He
was the youngest son OF Mrs. Ellen
Green, Of Martins Ferry, and brother
Of Joseph Green, Mrs. Hiram Frazier,
IT., Mrs. Ellen Bishop and Miss Anna
Green. Hc was a member OF the Pres.
byterian church, Masons. Odd Fellows
and Fraternal Mystic Circle. He was
formerly mailer in the Laughlin nail
works, was employed as travelling
salesman for several years aud was en-
gagged in business in Wheeling until his
health became impaired. He was an ex-
cellent young man, OF a quiet dispos-
ition and to know him was to like him.
The remains were shipped Yesterday
and are expected to arrive in Martins
Ferry next Monday or Tuesday.
At a meeting OF the city council last
night it was decided to instruct G. l.
Wcems to appeal from tho common
pleas court to the circuit court, the in
junction case brought by John 9.
uayne against the city OF Martins
Ferry in the matter OF the Fifth street
fill and pavement. Another meeting
will be held next Saturday night, when
considerable important business will
come up.
Last night Ohio City Lodge No. 81,
X, Of p, elected the following officers:
A. G. GILMORE, g. G.; William Gibson,
v. G.; Thomas Saunders, X. Of K. and
s.: Frank Dennis, VI. Mt A.; William NJ.
Jov. prelate; Samuel Thompson, treas.
urer; Harry Waterhouse, NJ. Of W.; NJ.
Aldredge, representatives Il. o'Belrne,
trustee.
l.. S. Blackburn, OF Salem, will to-day
try tho "quick rs wink" nozzle for the
purpose OF giving tho tiromCn an oppor:.
tunity 10 say how IL works. The Third
ward company has already bought one.
The trustees Of the Martins Ferry
and Colerain pike made their settle.
ment Yesterday. Tho total receipts for
the year wore sl.3S5 90, and tho ex.
pcndtures 81, lO4 AZ.
Robert Edwards, who had his right
foot sprained in the Thanksgiving game,
h abte 10 DO around again and will be
all right for next Saturdays game with
Washington.
At meeting Of the IS at tho homo
OF Miss Nettic McWilliams last night it
was decided to hold historical ontor-
tainment on Friday evening, December
II.
Fourteen old soldiers and seventeen
widows receive monthly benefits from
tho county fund for INDECENT soldiers
aud widows in Peaso township.
Mrs. I. V. Anderson, OF East Liver
pool, who has been visiting Capt. aud
Mrs. J.. W. Ingiebright, returned home
Yesterday.
Evangelistic meetings will be held in
tho Baptist church. Rev. lIotchkiss
will preach this evening aud tomorrow
evening.
Bills amounting to SILL "a wore passed
by the township trustees on Monday
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sOUrn sIDE GAMES.


In the South Side League last night
four championship games were played.
South Side won Two from Mozart and
Phoenix went down twice before Buck
eve. The scores in the South side.Mo-
Fart games follow:
FIRST GAME.
South Side-Speidel 146. Marschner
1853, Dudley lis, Handlan Ill, Travis
152. Wright 1871, total SIG.
Mozart-Schrebs 49, Zulauf l4l, Yves.
sci 122, Roth 1873, Nolte 1873, Hot1reuter
los, total $50.
SECOND GAME.
South Sido-Speidel $50. Marschner
,65, Dudley 90, Handlan 1853, Travis l35,
Mozart-Schrebe 1876. Zulauf l20,
Vessel 1l2, Roth 1l9, Nolte ll9, Hott-
reuter- 10, total ZIG.
In the Phenix-Buckeye games the
Bellaire aggregation proved to DO too
strong for Shanley's team. The score:
FIRST GAME.
Phenix-Shanley 127, Null 14s, steib
100, Bonenberger l23. Neuman ll5,
Worls lis; total $50.
Observation-Disclosures 1856, Klotz l29.
Schindswolf ITO, schleiker 100, Dorer
1856, Smith l2l; total 700.
SECOND GAME.
Phenix-Shanley 126. Null lis, Steib
l02, Bonenberger 12S, Neuman JOG,
Worls 1873; total 70S.
Buckeye-Rnmbach ia. kiotz 1874.
Schiudewolf III, Schleiker l09, Dorer
134, Smith Ill; total 773.
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look after his Toronto franchise. which
will be considered 1t the Eastern League
meeting tomorrow.
SEVERAL nACEs
And Contests at the North End Rink-A
Stag Party.

And Contests ~ the SoTth Emu hluk-h
Stag Party.
Last evening number Of gentlemen
gave stag evening Of sport at the
North End rink, and the affair was en-.
ioysd immensely by all who were for.
tunase enough to be present. The
affair was in charge OF Messrs. Mike
Warner, John Lutz and Harry Klap-
heck, the committee.
The first event on the programme was
o fiye.lap roller skating race. with
Logan, Warner and Scott as the con-
testants. Scott fell almost at the start
and was out OF the running, and Logan
managed to win from Warner. No COM
petition records we're broken, however.
In the next race the contestants were
Oswald Schneider, Milton Mabis and
Mike Warner. Mabis proved to be the
best OF the bunch, easily disposing OF
Warner. Schroeder, however, gave the
victor good contest.
In the game Of polo between teams
captained by Mike Warner and "Buck"
Windsor, tho latter's defeated the War
nerites by q score OF 8 TO Q. The grand
march took place at IL p. m, and was
followed by lunch. Then followed q
match race on rollers between Dunlap
and Beuter, TWO local cracks, in which
the former was victorious.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-Ives defeated
schaefer again tonight, winning over
him in hollow fashion. Schaeter could
only make FOG while Ives was piling up
his 600. Schaefor attributed his defeat
to the bad condition OF the balls, and
there seemed to be some foundation
for the charge, as the ivorles certainly
rolled very badly for schaefer. He ap.
peaIed to Ives to change the set. but tho
latter refused. Ives largest runs were
1877, l29 and IS. Schaefer's largest runs
we're AZ. SO and 81. Following is the
score for tonight:
Iyes-39. 80. 2, g., "A, IS, 5, 1877, 0, 81,
30, ., 1919, 800.
shaefer-1, "a, SO, l, 1879, AZ, 10. II.
II, 10. @. 6-206.
Total-Iyes, 1900; Schaefe;, Gl9.
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sIsrERsvILLE NOTES.
Late News Items from tho Lively OIL
MetropoiiE.

Late News Items from tho Lively OIL
Metropolis.
George Dare, OF Parkersburg, former
~ On old citizen here, and who still has
big real estate interests in Sistersville,
was here yesterday.
The Victor Oil Company's well, on
the Keilar farm, is in the first sand and
is a good gasser. 1t will be drilled
deeper.
r. NJ. jennings. manager Of the IA.
nawha OIL Company. has returned from
visit to his family at Pittsburgh.
William Walker, a well known oil
man Of Butler, Pa, is here looking after
his interests.
W. H. Brickert, furniture dealer of
Turpie. Ind, was in the city yesterday
on business.
S. p. Boyer, OF Pittsburgh. who has
large interests in this field, was here.
U. W. o. Hardman. of Middlebourne,
was visitor here yesterday.
Basil 7. Bowers, OF New Martinsville,
was visitor in the city. o
Hon. G. W. Atkinson, Of Wheeling,
was here Yesterday.
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wnEELlSG LEAGUE.

Last evening at the Musee alleys The
Bowiors and Providents played two
games in the W. B. L. championship
series. The Bowlers were strong favor.
ties, but it was not thought Provident
would make so poor showing in front
OF their opponents. To get down into
the verna:ular OF the day, "they were
not In 1t, not even for q minute. In adj
dition to Proyidenrs poor scorer, how
ever, The Bowlers put up two games
that ordinarily would win from most
any team.
In the frat game Statler, OF The
Bowlers. made the best score. The
Proyident boys were away of. McCar.
ter's 1877 being the best individual ,eiors.
The score:
The Bowlors-List III, ststler 173,
Ebeling 100, Rsheldaff0r l28, Laird ITO,
Lamb l5i, total, Sl2.
Providsnt-Jenkins 122, Fisher ll6.
Goethe go, Bruhn III, McCarter l37.
Marshall l0S, total, Coz,
BowIers ia, 2Si $50, iOz 5U7. B9i co., al. sl2
PsoytS7, 10, 2oS III si5 400, i67' SIS 60s' co.
The Bowlers put on more steam in
the second game and had their oppo.
nen,s '1ost" before half the game was
half over Statler again rolled high
score, lGl. The details:
The Bowlers-List lbs, statler l6l,
Ebcling iGO, RcheldaGer 1853, Laird l2S,
Lamb 100, total, ST..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lis. Fisher 195,
Goetze IlG, Bruhn III. McCar.er lob,
Marshall l2T. total, $50.
Bowlers.si. 17S ?d7 $50. ~. 5l Go. 5Oj. 79g 81.
Pfoy't. iG6, ~ 9g9 49, 49, 493, 49, G5j 73D.
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SMITH Brewing Co. makes the best
ale, porter and brown stout.

Any one who has children will re.
joice with L B. milford, of Plainfeld,
n. J. His little boy, five years OF age,
was sick with Group. For two days and
nights he tried various remedies recon.
mended by friends and neighbors. He
says: al thought suro | would lose him.
| had seen Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy advertised and thought l would try
1t as a last hope, aud am happy to say
that after two doses he slept until
morning. gave it to him next day and
n cure was effected. keep this remedy
in tho house now, and as soon rs any Of
my children show signs OF Group l give
it to them, and that is the last OF it."
25and 90 cent bottles for sale by Charles
Il. Goethe, Will ". Irwin, Chris. F.
Schnepf, Charles Menkemellor, William
Z. Williams, S. L. Brice, A. L. Schee!e,
Will Menkemellcr, John Coleman,
Richards & McElroy, ". II. Hague.
Wheeling; Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport and
B. i. Peabody & Son, BenwoOd.
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Entries at Alexander Island for Sasur'
day are as follows:

Entries at Alexander Island for Satar-
day are as follows:
Four and one.hali furlongs, selling
Gold Digger, Bon Voyage, Dockwick,
Shocks, lis; Banjo, Cloverdale, ll2;
Mickey b., Cloverdale, ITO; Free Press,
Honest Tom, Graceful, Lady Gay, l07.
Six and half furlonga, selling-Tiny
Tun, Great Scott, l24; Leigh, III; Son
Malneur. Wentworth. Mary E.. Half
Breed, lis; Finn Water, Juanita, Fencer,
Eugene s., Judge Gleesom, Patti, Jen-
ME Bowman, Rienzi, l02.
Ono mile, selling-Mirage, Julien, ITO;
Sextus, Bully Boy, Warpeak, Ponce De
Leon, Alonzo, Gallatin, Bright Eyes,
l0l; Red Star, 9S.
Three.fourth mile selling-Jack-
wyaue, 10S; Grellan, los; Taconey, In
mare James, 1902; Rosita, 90; Lady
Dandy, %; Lura, lorenzo, Bradley, %.
Six aud one.fourth furlongs selling
Jack Lowell, liz; Rcmorse, 104; Belle OF
Fermoy, SO; Headlight, Lum, 81; Eu-
nice. Anxiety, 81; Pickaway, SO; Vortex,
Anne Lee, 81; Fearless, 70.
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction City
H., was told by her doctors she had
consumption and that there was no
hope for her, but two bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her, and she says it saved her life. Mr..
Thomas Eggers, 1S9 Florida St, San
Francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried with
out result everything else, then bought
ono bottle DR.. Kings New Discovery
and in two weeks was cured. He is nat
urally thankful. 1t is such results, OF
which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine in
coughs and colds. Free trial bottles at
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. Regular
size SOC and Sl.00. .
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evening, the township fund being

evening, the township fund being
sS4s So.
Twelve couples have been divorced by
the Belmont county court during the
present term. Seven cases we're dis
missed.
Several young people attended party
at the residence OF William Jones. on
North Main street, Wheeling, last night.
The different manufacturing establish.
ments are being inspected by W. f.
Matthews, deputy state inspector.
Miss Ella Campbell entertained the
Bass Island Fishing Club at her home,
on Third street, last evening.
Miss Carrie Stewart has resumed
from an extended visit az Hendricks,
W. Va.
John Stanton, OF Flushing, vas q
visitor in town yesterday.
Walter Bracker, OF Mt. Pleasant, was
down yesterday.
Mics Lade Reed, OF Mt. Pleasant, was
here yesterday.
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PrrrsHURGH. Dsc. A telegram re.
eeived to-day by President Kerr, Of tho
Pittsburgh bali team, from N. +. Young,
president Of the National League, says:
BOARD unanimously approves Bucken-
ber2er's appeal" This exhonorntes
"Bnck" from the charges brought
against him by tho league managers
and takes his name from the blackliet.
BueEenberger went east tonight 10
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II you have dull aud heavy pain
across forehead and about the ewes; II
the nostrils are frequently stopped up
and followed by a ,disagreeable dis
charge; II soreness in the nose and
bleeding from the nostrils is often ex-
perienced; if you are very sensitive to
cold in the head accompanied with
headache; then you may be sure you
have catarrh. aud should Immediately
resort to Ely's Cream Balm Tor a cure.
The remedy will give instant relief.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 4.-George A. Han.
son haa broken long distance record
for bicyclists, BY riding one hundred
and fifty miles in five hours and three
minutes. This is twentv-three minutes
less than the best previous record. The
regular time keepers aud judges re.
onired BY /. A. W. rules were present,
aud the course, which was four and a
half miles, was carefully measured of.
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Last night at Jason G. Stamps place,
on Market street, the Wheeling
Ramblers, a new bicycle club, was or
ganized with membership OF seven, as
follows: Jason G. Stamp, Ellsworth
Schofield, Charles f. Barr, John Laue,
Irwin Woods. Del Woods, Abe Herzberg
and Walter Cochran. The club will re.
ceive many new members before tho
opening OF the cycling season and may
90 into race promoting in '95.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Ca,arrh that eau
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co.. Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known Z.
J. Cheney for the inst fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST 4 TRUAx,
" Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
WALDrNG, KINSAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Prices,
70 cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free.
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Be sure and uso that old and well-tricd
remedy, MIS-. MISSIONS SooTHESa SYRUP
for children teethinG. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie and ia tho best reme-
dy for diarrh@a Twenty-Five cents o
bottle. MwF&w
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THE WHEEL OF SPORT.
Numerous Events in the Local
Field Of Athletics Came OF
THE BOELERS DEFEAT PROYIDENT

In Two Games at the muses-Phenix
Beatea on the South side-The Y.
81. G. a. Hand Ball Season opened
Last Sight-Much Interest Evinced.
A "stag" Party at tho North End
Rink-othor News OF tho Day.
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Voice ut the Head Of tho Stairs
George, have you been drinkinVP
George-No'm. Voice--Say chrysan-
themums. George (silent for a mo-
meutl-Tmdr unksh, m dear!-SWdcu'e
Past,