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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

!
sroR fNGALL is convinced that
Alan lesnot care for the ballot. With
"a tasus acre aud there at what he con-
a5st4fa The iteGls of his state, he says:
!, 81 alathsr nv sisters, my wife, my
tef. ana the majority of the most
cultivated women OF my
tll,t ase . not desire SUFFICE. I
isy ie better qualified 70 pre-
nc 81 advantage to them,
i2s anI to society, than
ei fof them. | defer to their
lIy III otlier matters
lsity all'c and happiness. II
Fit is tieslre 10 vote fshoud seri-
consider llc proposition to- give
lhea lie 6paprtusat 81. The majority OF
Won n fu,e as competent to vote as the
nl5ilrlty olnieit, aud there is no reason
toDp qrehen5f disaster either to society
or The. ST te from TIE Acknowledgement o.
Women. Tire probability is strong that
The ansgndneat viH carry in Kansas be-
ealtse tais IS the testing ground tor all
81 erIeIa!s ii politics, society and
aaorats, Prohibition, populism, paternal-
Is ii caI AuuIsin and anarchy have pre-
Ta IeditYa tiar to time, and there is no
uIEeejeE i3r tn, rejection Of women suf-
.fraga Ultimately reason and intelligence
ectufo, AMI niter auinteenal of agitation
aad dis. mbauce the people adjust them.
selves u any environment. The good
they retaiH, tie evil they cast away.
Jesse r. GALLEY, tor more than SO
Years arssident Of Dubuque. and one OF
t1s most prominent men in the North
wess, died Tuesday, aged 81. He was
extensively engaged in railroad build
lag IN early days, was three times elected
Mayor OF Dubuque end held other offices.
He q aimed prominence by his suit against
Hill and kttson OF St. Paul, tor several
milton dollars, as his share of the sale
Of the Great Northern railroad.
Thr d=ath OF Mr.. Farley followed swift
upon tie loss III the federal supreme court
OF his, 50, 10000 suit against 7. 7, Hill
| and Commodore Kittson for a third In
terest in their profits i'll reorganizing the
ST. Paul & Pacific, now the Great North
ern. He alleged an agreement with them
Ill 1876 when lie was receiver Of the
| ST, Paul & Pacific whereby they were to
buy out the Dutch bondholders, They
denied the contract. Farley was 80 years
ott, pioneer merchant, steamboat and
r1i!roaG builder and operated the first
pac.5l las 70 ST. Paul.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

JHE Pioneer Press, newspaper
which stands acknowiedgedlv at the
head of northwestern journalism in point
of ability and enterprise in the morning
field, has made an enormous Stfide to-
warl doubling its field Of usefulness by
iialying its subscription p; zee. 1t is sold
ut two cents copy and its annual sub
seription Fate has been cut to five dol
lars. The Pioneer Press enjoys as exa!t-
ed position when measured b. the
standards aof American journalism as it
does iaeits Immediate western field.
Competent authority gives it place
among the best ten papers printed IN
the Uaitcd States. .....--
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

THE possible candidacy OF EX-presi-
dent Harrison for nomination at the
hands OF the Republican national con
ventionIn 1896 is being very generally
discussed. Mr., Harrison himself dc
clares most e'rphaticaHy that he is in no
sense a candidate, and that ought to
settle it. lie always had a way o!
squac-iv- declaring his determination
and q dogged persistency III sticking to
it. IcuAIv be set down as - tact tfllt
the ne&r unte-convention caHra.5 <..il
not 5e complicated by the ir;a.e.ts Vi ar.
Ea.-,ell.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10
When you start on 9

Tie When you start on a journey
to this you will get the best service,
Truth. the greatest luxury, the most
complete comfort ityour ticket reads via
the Northwestern line. For full inforna-
ton as to through rates and routes and
Tor sleeping car berths call on your home
agent and for map folder free address T.
w. Teasdale, G. P. A, c. St. P. M. & O..
R'y, st. Paul. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

and popular way e returf lie eas IS
aiarge arsty 81 lassr aai5A 5ats =
dgfiag the boom da5s op.tsie eos.s and
who arg now Il dra. n Tsss egh eitiSs.
Miliie tbs organizer was ilefe ,fonl-
netlt a'idsWealt!ly uaau 2avs hial i liss
OF To- nt'desirafie citizsas, aili olg ret
him $40 pcr head Tor as ;lias5y 81 them Is
he would tas,e east, tie money 3agollie
he reached Pittsaargh. 50 That tils laca
wilinot drift haes af ofee.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

"A lady at Tooleys, La. was very sick
with bilious colo when M. C.. Tisler, "a
prominent merchant OF the town gave
her a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Kennedy. He
says she was well in forty minutes after
taking the first dose. For sale by all
druggists.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10
Grasp The Northwestern Limited

Grasp The Northwestern Limited
This and to Chicago via the North
hold it. western line is the finest
equipped train out of Minneapolis and
st. Paul. 1t has Pullman and Wagner
compartment and 16-sectiou sleepers
and buffet smoking library coaches and
leaves Minneapolis daily at 7:3O D. m :,
st. Paul $40 p. M, arriving at Milwau-
kee 7:5O a. m, Chicago $50 a, m.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

DIR. S. F. Scott, Blue Ridge, Harrison
Co., Mo-, says: For whooping cough
chamberlain's Cough Remedy is excel
lent" By using it freely the disease is
deprived OF all dangerous consequences.
There IS no danger 10 giving the remedy
to babies, as it contains nothing iniur.
ious. 25 and SO cent bottles for sale by
ell druggists.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

THuaspar, laea 10, $50

:
THERE has grown up Consider able 4
ing IN ccrtain quarters because Il.
Greene had the teme.ity to aunoaaes
himself IN candielate Tor Is elering j, 4 aipsk
". = rosussnd, Tie resarue,s, So
called, are being terribly seorea-aot
scared, however The only objection to
Air. GseSae SEEMS 10 be that heis hacks,l
ly the wrong crowd AZ the last
election the wrong crowd seemed Is
be the right one, ifmi2ht makes Iisllt,
But seriously, Mr.. Greene's candidacy
needs no apology Mr.. Townsend could
have had the uomiaation and election as
mayor Of the city, had he been 1T all dis.
posed 10 push his Candidacy. lie made
ansxseilent executive, but the ops 5 ton
to him came principally from these who
favor him now tor alderman. Had they
then Supported him his nomination
would have bccn assured. Itclectsd TO
a seat III the council there is no question
but he would make an excellent jrldlr-
mau aud serve his constituency iaiChfuI.y
and well, and the same may be just IS
trnthfGlly said OF Mar. Greens. The urgu-
meat that Mr.. Townsend IS mote famil-
lar with CITY affairs than MT. Greene has
little weight, tor.every citizen of iateHi-
gence either knows now all that is nsees-
sary to be known, or could very easily
acfA,ira / he LnoyyisiIoe If occaSia,, stl..
niaadea. So far as familiarity with the
taen pnd lawsuit is concerned, it is
in the courts to stay until the suprelus
court shsh dctermine,ths disputed qaas.
tons betwan the creditor, the township
and the Citv,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

! NEW YORK State is seriously consid
cr:ng tie matter female suflera&einits
broadeSt sense, and the future vii! be
discussed and considered at IcHstI1 and
with fnality, for the preasenr at least in
the connection toframe uew statecon,
sitution, now i'll SESSION. II that state
all tax payers, male or female and tax
payers only can vote upon questions in
yolging direct taxation and tie theory
upon which the privilege will BE EXTENDED
isthat any election iavolvss the raising
orleYying taxes citAer directIyorindirect.
l., =
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

On Sunday morning at the 10 O'Clock
service at the Pro-Cathedral, Father
Meyer read a letter from Arch BishopZar.
detti. It was in the nature of a good
bye to his people, and contained much of
interest regarding his administration OF
the diocese. It was listened to with
great attention by the large congrega-
tion.-CJournaE Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10
A Celebration of the twentv-fifth ami

y Celebration OF the twenty-fifth ami -.
vcrsaTA OF Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage was
bcguu at the Brooklyn tabernacle on
Sunday. At the morning services DR.. Tai
mage preached an eloquent sermon, TAX
ing ior the text of his discourse the
words "Ouc generation cometh and an
other PaSseth away" During the ser
mou Dr Tarmage spoke oil the good work
dGIic N tie raising of over ST 100000
tor charitable purposes buring the asst
Twenty-Five years, He referred to the
ls}ct that but two or three of the original
twenty-five who extended him the call 20
come TO Brooklyn were alive. The church
was roWded TO it's utmost capacity.
Tie Ladies of the Methodist Episco-
pal,.charcA Of Wizard, will give an ice
cream supperin the church on Friday, the
18th inst, to be followed by dlssolving
Views oil Paris, Highlands of Scot
land, etc The Lifeboat-will be recited
by the pastor and Illustrated with the
lantern. supper will be served from six
O'Clock till dark. Admission fifteen cents,
children ten ceuts, Proceeds. to church
tuhl. All are invited.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

The II tIr. LAWSON b biz &c
ana tie Rev.F ". Hats, fits d he
Sank Centre ttRoi, ciiu ID, e
been appoi1ted To CO.'S {ct ie N
cxafiias'ti6n ot aiitlis 3pae 10,
dist pastors IL ills paft 81 -lllc e.
These examinations occur at regular M
tergais IN different pstrl s oftlie SKATE ard
all pastors who have been in, he utlitis-
try less than four years must take this
examination, which, Of course is along
the line Of theology.--[ Ale4agaria Post
News
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

-=--ElEe Times OF Monday says. The de-
ha4ueat t;tx sale of189 taxes is in pro-
Ef.ss at Tie court house to-day. There
ft5s very tesy bidders. A number of tax
tit.es l1ayebeen bought by parties holding
teo ssages on the property to protect
gtitS town interests.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

a eotsStatioii 2 eon5issei -
cessor to Bisl d Zardet Il sas5s rs 81.
CLOUD on Monday Arch Bishgf sll
being pre- stit. Three M Ases 81 se sent
to Rome, from which il Is xpscteJ tttat
a selection will beniada. ANaotlg he
consuItors were Fatllsr Gos)ei Of this
rifv q
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10
Never
Never
Forget
Every morning in the wear

Never on arrival of Great Northern
Forget and Northern Pacific trains
from the west the Badger state express
via the Northwestern line leaves Mime
apohs 7:2O, St. Paul p. M; arriving
Milwaukee 500 p. m; Chicago 9:35 p.
m. 1t has superb parlor car and is the
day train every day in the year between
these cities. ass
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

S-.--@--a----
Why is it sAne OF the nspirants for
Republican nominations for state Offices
are so anxious Tor a,late state CONVEX.
ton this year. The talk OF Il suos t.
SHARP. decisive can:paion Is Yrrr pretty,
but IL looks like a scheme to iletracl 1t
tenti0n rom the main object OF tue %
litical plotterS. Is it not likely that
some of the ;1eu seekin nominations do
not want long campaign because their
records might not sucCeSstullr wtlhstlud
Il lengthy attack Delay in holding tie
state convention would also 2iye tie
po!i,Ictaps a.splcnGid oppoItaai-y 60 lag
thc ArirSSNul perfect con, in. .a.s III
yTo2ss<xS,> !Sat the will OF lDl ..,,.,ys 81
the sapGa5Ican party. 4 nan W@.sv -
cor. = 81 vulnerable TIT g.. .-. - -
scass.i Ia 5lcd daring lJ1s .c-saps.t2n
sa saideSYeno place on the s-atc t.c>.
fhtssssiiE aud file OF the republic pasty
w5ff1an early convention. The last
.vssk in June would suit lie maj3rlty.-
D13Ith Ne VS. rribuue.
It does not require very loa@ cam
paigu TO bring out ali Tie spots uud
wrinkles in 4 candidates rcycrL Il does
seem th1t syne Considerations alouG DC
shown candidates, however IN rai.j "Hd
parse by not keeping them u2oa the rag.
ged edge ct expectancy too long Two
months is long enough t. s-arca-ou. tne
vulnerable traits in any mau's-Aaractcr.
THE Sixth congressional district LIS
ambitions 50 far as state politics is con-
cerHed. Among the candidates -sug.,. S
ted are: L. W. Collins, iad-e.ef supreme
court; r. (. Dunn, Mile Lass county,
and Geo. \. La VAGUE Of ST. Lofts tQr
auditor, William Westeri1an Of Stcaras
for treasurer; John D. Jones @! Todd,
h;unroe Nichols Of St, Lonis au.i CarI 4.
Pidseon Of Wright for clerk Of the su,
prer1c cogit-seven candidates OR tour
positions on the ticket. In the nature
Of things this district viii Tot br cor
ceded more than two Of these positions
-oae beside the justice OF the supreme
court, the denomination OF M. Collins
being universally conceded. Il would lie
far better politics for the district to 90
into tie state convention acting as a
unit, thereby assuring success for all
tl,at it is entitled to than 10 jeopardize
the interests OF all by a vigorous fight
Cor more
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

. S $, Watkins, of st. Paul, superin-
tendeut OF the a,a>e fish hatchery has
goneto Fond Iu Lac, for the pupose ofget-
ding 10, 100000 wall eyed pixies pawn for
incuoar.on at the St. Paul hatchery.
Ah2a- 40,O0O,O0Opike are already in the
aHt@tierv end fully a third of them have
hatc@2a out. as fast as the eggs hatch
the youug fish have to be removed, ow-
Inst - tteiv cauuiDalistic tendencies. The
Young pike eat each other so rapidly that
tae lotion ol.the jars in which they are
hatcned quickly become covered with eyes
and ID, the only portions of his broth
er5 w,uvtI tie pike will not devour. A
Journal representative Yesterday saw
..Fc 1euaS pr0traIiug from the mouth of
lisa .cs5 -nlH three Quarters of an inch
l1'!g. he trout at the hatchery to the
nuuour OK ) 5000, 900 are already Matched
t.s3 VIII soon be ready Tor distribution.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10
None orders.

-
A new, low priced end and absolutely
sata monay order avsteu1, for the trans.
mission of large or small sums through
.Ge mails, will goirto caect in the post
o.ice department jafy list rext. The
.o.I money orders will be used until tbs
blanks are exhausted prior to July LIST.
Af-cr Tuae 30th the new system becomes
COMPULSORY, the postal note which has
not been atteli profitable, either to trans
m.ttcra OF lie government will then be
abolished. The express companies may
lheu ion., ID ne IaureIs of their money
order dc21I cmlnts.
IN form the neW money-order will lie
oo-a convenient and beautiful 1t is en-
grlyed on steel AMI serves as a good
Illustration oil the tendency recently OBJ
-cryGb.e IN UueI" Sam towards acstheti-
cjsu in his official issues Of government
.r.sper. Con,raated with It, the old
c ~, which has lecu in use since 1894,
is s-.slgtt3y and hrdeous.
The schedule Of fees to h charged for
t@e s,ew .@ey-orjcrs has leen reduced
t) he bass uov, charged by the various
express eom27aies ss-. transmitting
money, ana ~, bo as follows:
~ 10y OF -e,s' q e.'l:@. !. TO "a 3 cents
p, p - 3 -, :: o.' 70 - j., - , Genus Genus
sI5to p .lycanfs,- .. 81 "a e., & Cents
50 10 50. u cents. So to SIoo, 60 cents.
F This reduction Of rates for the larger
orders "a cat Of one.tn.rd on the maxi
man Sua}, viii. give Tie government
nore business tor those orders. for the
reason shat heretofore the express com
paplys, charging less fees Than the gov
ernment, nave obtained that business.
The av.r moncy-ordgr, by an ingenious
y contrived system Of coupons, serving
as au effective cheek both npon purchaser
and postmaster, will h exempt from all
the present advertisements and impcr-
fectiOns, and is apt TO prove a satisfac-
tory solution the long moolod problem
OF resisting fractional currency for con-
NGEiSliIS al I!4ttit tjuJ GhdSCS.
Irnde,, +te nov, suction, the most masters
will re-. :: &c = commission, Of three cents
instead Of three and ore-haIt cents for
eacI, r,orer.,r,,.,. ;.s.A5 The to,rfb
class nos,,,,,sfc, vii, nrobab,v he d;-
restIv LsneGtted bv he chance as thew
have had f;ftla Dr. M bnsiness j., This
r;ae heretofore and the rsn,,ini1er Of fre
81 a0l westminster, - tI,, country vii,
ae heaefftad ;n,,;r-c+Iv nv tho On ,cr
...,,t increase tl,,t viii doy,bf,css ers,e
in+b, ,,,Il,,c oc the ,,,o,av.,,,,.r h,s;-
MS
Far clever, Years ,,,sl tI.a ,ol,,,,s aud
a,,2unt Of ,,.oo,y.or,le,. b,s;ne.s have
zen, ,;ncd ..a.;.-,,r, +f,o aoo.saote
,r,, ,t,,t ~ + = -,acc;,,o.l h-;ng aIeent e1 :
1o3 nno eve. year ,v,tt, hn4 tr;1i,o ~
crease ~ ,7;,,,i,i,,t;o, -f>r;,no.
- -
There have been greatly exaggerated
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

Ia le, an old and respected
citizen 81 s.. Cloud, died during the past
week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10
Plant
in your
Mennor,

Plant That the Northwestern line
IN your offers the best train service
Memory from Minneapolis and St..
Paul to Sioux City, Omaha, Kansas
City, Duluth and Superior, and is the
only line running Pullman sleepers to.
all these cities, besides affo .ding first.
class day train service. Try this line
also to Ashland.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

GA .tn- Say tie grievance committee
OF til Great Nprtnernrajlroad employees
aotta portion Of she arbitration commit
tie oItlte co:7m srcLal bodies of the twin.
cities visited President Hiilto licuss his
eSecati,a O. the agreement made week
ago. The conference lasted severalhours.
At its cr'j it was learned that MIR Hill
ilad absolutely refused to ,einstate any
ot-tha nocn vino have been arrested, who
lave 4vllfully DESTROYED the comparv's
property, or who have maliciously
aband"Ted trains ut points where they
wete in danger o! COLLISIONS. He excepted
from tits ruling allmen who had care
fully si..c.tracked their trainsand peace
fully awaited results. 1t is learned that
the Great Northern is not employing any
ucw men, but is curtailing its force to
ths number OF men not reinstated.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

-2pu:1tv Treasurer Muller this morn
nlta9 oat exactly 500 for wolf bonn
ties, alcs RaasA 81 T1axembnrg. pre-
eef.liicate wllieh entitled him
t0 IN t1lln Lpge..af Saul: Centre
.se isiiE w5lYes.-[s.. Cloud
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

TaE
san i@6 Il as I'll, s. a .l e
cls@e - - 5E fE
Ee9 ss.. - eat,nn.s fosea N
I r.. = ae-*,s etr-nl 0 o
~ Est owe a+ rs s. go So
scr aetoeal ga4az r 20
49, elE4s1s 81 s~-.a,
rAWe aEseRyE N gaa- r.z:
I5eea dr. II stes fE5g 4 yf,..s. q,
Iea saraa St9 By}lll8 ~ = gsFt +..a
G-er Is per ecut. efcIre0ItscEs so o
1ota' n-15 $
LIABuTrEs
sa.5ja. s .asf add 55o., g g
Und 5aiis gs??ets, less expenses end -
National baaI notes ou:statd1r- i ~ n
lnd!yiG@aA deposits subject
Demand Gcetesderozft II =.
Cashier clee Es Out7taud n 5sl - -Gs.Hgs q
Total ---- <
STAT - sEla2,FsaTA. CourTr o. 6. ...s-..-O
l. {. II. -. a.t..-- 81 HE. Of .-. h...a r...nad
Bauk. I'd -....3rt.. ..-7,- If. ~ T.. ~. ... .
meal is ts2a - the ,asJot y. aaa~li-a I'd
saascg led ara swofu 10 ,sr..ca p ne 81 h
day of Mag, 1891.
Nm yo,a4r : ;. y y.
C0r:ec:-Atteet:
J. A. CAEGHREE,
:. II. BRUCE, tL!..n. s.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

"a, Q. Jatnes, who was night operator
az the Northern Pacific depot for several
ysats, las been pf amoted and will go to
!. inn eapoiis. While all will be glad to
iisaf Of James promotion they wiIregret
10 learn that he and his excellent wife
are about s. reside elsewhere. little
Il its Tral4sc 5t
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10

j. CAEGHREE,
:. II. BRUCE. tE...a- -
HENRY KILLER.
The Washington times., 1894-12-17
OUR SOUTHERN NBIGHBoRs.

Honduras Adopts the United States Gold
Dollar as Its Standard Coin
The Bureau OF the American Republics has
received in full the inaugural address of
President Prudente de Moraes. OF Brazil. de-
ivered November Is. The new president is
the FIRST to be elected to that high Office by the
voice of the people of Brazil--h two prede-
cessors, Fonseca and Peixoto. having been
chosen by the vote of the national convention.
TIE address reviews the tiissensions aud
strife through which the republic mas passed
since IFS inception, November IL, 1889, and
closes with pair otic appeal 10 the loyalty
and confidence OF his counirymen.
II is learned by The bureau that the loEg
pending boundary question between Paraguay
and Bolivia has been at last settled. BY
treaty agreement between the two countries
Bolivia acquires territory which gives her an
ontlet along the right bank o. the Paraguay
River ior II distance OF about twenty leagues
The bureau is officially informed from La
Guayra that tn minister of finance Of Yene-
Zuea has announced n decree removing the
prohibition OF the admiss on OF chewing to-
bacco into the country. All kinds OF chew ny
tobacco is now admitted under the seventh
class
The bureau is notified that the republic of
Honduras has adopted the god do lar oil the
United States as its standard COIN The PRES
ent currency Of EonGIras wa, ,.emcnetized
0cteler l.. 1884, ana the ,lea ouct zed coin
will now be redeemed 1t The Ia;e o! 20 OF
the new currency.