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hind him and 4 By the erie. of the mon and boz.

hind him and By the cries OF the mon and boys
who were in the chase.
Meanwhile big Ben had distanced the crowd
He overlook Broadhead Palmer, who gave him
his revolver Ben gained on the fugitive at
every step and saw him plunge into Pocono
Creek, where he was sucked under by the
eddles and kent spinning around until Ben
year was swept toward the further shore. As
Ben iump ped into the creek he fred HE revolver
Mt Puryear. The latter was ella m berinR up the
further bank and dropped but got up and
went on. The current drew Ben under, but
when he came up he saw the m murderer fee
Ing. and he fred again at him and again Pur-
rear dropped. The current swept Ben down
stream. but Mt last he caught hold Of pro-
iectinR log and got his footing on the bottom:
Then shouting, " Stop. Dicki stop" he fred
again. and saw . twie fall from a branch over
the fuRitiyes head. Puryear also fell down.
Rising, he dashed Into a bunch OF laurel. but he
was weak and out OF breath. and Ben speedily
laid his left hand upon the back of Puryeer's
revolver to the mans head.
YOU Know so' BEN boa ss these he's s6ts
men get hold OF me-"
You have killed innocen people. Dick" hi.
captor says he responded, and you must
The crowd had BY this time reached the deep
creek. whore they paused and watched the
capture. Ben says that thirteen shots were
fred over his head while he was swim ming the
creek. and he was In danger OF being shot
often during the chase. The prisoner made
no struggle He came along meekly with his
captor. who fnrded the creek further up the
stream and led him to the shouting. bowling
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COMMITTEE ON WAkE-UP.
ExpiAaatio OF Early MoraiaE UproAr OF
the East side Up Town.

Ezpi..stioa OF Early Mor.iaE Uproar o.
the East side W Town.
The inmates OF houses In Fiity-ninth and
sixtisth streets. between First and Second
avenues. are aroused about 4:30 A. NJ. nova
days by . cross between an Indian warwhoop
and q milkmAn's yell. or rather the yells OF
many milk men. for the sound Is the product
OF dozen voices When the noise was FIRST
heard. on Monday morning. 1t created some
alarm. as 1t was thought TO betoken fire. The
chorused shout was heard again on Tues
day. and an Investigation was made.
This discovered that IL emanated from .
committee which had undertaken to wake the
Catholic young men OF the neighborhood In
time to attend the 5 o'clock mass1the frat
service OF the mission for men which was
opened on Sunday By tho Paulist Fathers In
the Church Of 81 John the Evangelist. at First
avenue and Fifty-hith street The mission
lasts throughout the week; and the calling
there is no longer need for IL. Now that the
mysterious slumber disturber Is explained.
there 10 little or no objection to II except from
some non Catholics who naturally cor plain at
being awakened by what they consider Sec
tartan shout
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NO WRIT FOR M'kASE
HIs Lawyers Make a. UasueeessfaI ApPIi-
cation DO JudGe LaeOAbe.


Thomas A. Atehison. Robert II. Grimm. and
T. ID. Campbell. presented to Judge Lacombe
in Chambers United States Circuit Court. yes
terdAY. . petition asking for . writ OF habeas
corpus for John Y. heRsne now serving .
term at Sing Sing prison.
The application was made OF parts on the
ground that MckAne is now confined in
prison unduly. from the reason that the right
OF ball has been denied him on appeal Under
the Constitution II Is held that all persons are
entitled to bail. on application. In all offences
the same imm unity as any other citizen would
only 10 bail refused on appeal.
Judge LAcombe took the papsrs. and at 40
O'Clock in the afternoon handed them down.
endorsed:
No Eufncisnt ground appearing for the allowance OF
the wrL the application Is denied.
AAR-H l6, 1884 E. n. LACoHBE.
The attorneys in the case declared their in
tention of appealing 70 the United States Cir
cult Court OF Appeals. and thence TO the
United States supreme Court II necessary.
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A Fatal Runaway at sing sIas.

SING SING. March ia fatal runaway Aecl-
dent occurred this afternoon at about o'clock
near the Black Horse Tavern. about two
miles north Of this village. John Howard and
ing. AS Miss Howard Was ia the act OF raising
an umbrella the horse gave a sudden start
and in rounding corner the buggy was up
Howard struck on his head against a stone
Hls kull was crushed and he died almost In
stantly. His daughter Is injured internally
and IL suffering from the shock.
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STONED THs MILL sIELs.
a Mob syspathI1HE VITA strikers Starts
a How IN PbIIIIPsbuFs.

How IN FbilllPsbuFg.
EAsTOE. Pa, March 15.-Whils deputy shsrlffs
we're eseortIng girls from the Standard SILK
Mill. PhilliDsburg. to their homes this evening
after work a crowd hootinE and shouting
"seab" and blowing tin horns followed them.
At the corner OF Fulton and Lewis streets .
stone was thrown. striking Deputy Sheriff
John Keller Ia the face.
Keller discharged his revolver at the crowd.
which then scattered and ran. but AftsTHaTd
formed again and stohsd the deputies One
Of the girls tainted AID had 70 be carried into
q dWelling Policemen steiner arrested Keller.
disaI msd him. and placed him In the Lookup,
70 which he was followed b. an excited mob
He was afterWard liberated on bail for hear
ing to- morrow. Keller 10 one Of the foTsmen
In the mill IL Is reported that the shot from
his revolver hit a small Dor.
Before the M shut down this evening
thiEsrs with those 90 StTiks and bAds them
dlsDeLss Deaesably. ThsJ seemed 10 obey the
Sheriff. bat ths stone throwing and shooting
has stirred % the Dssglons o. beth 6idA aad
noEo violence u fsarsd
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RosEBERY's CABINET.
Some MIsistsrs Favored Resisnine Amer
I.,houcbere,s Vtstory.

LONDON. March 1G-The DdiW Ne'rs says
that at Yesterdays Cabinet r:eeting the Min.
listers discussed at great length the defeat OF
the Government on Mr.. Labouchere's N otlon
against the House OF Lords.
Several Ministers favored resiRnlne In con-
sequence OF tho adverse vote. but they finally
were persuaded to accept the plan OF sub
stitute address. 1t was arranged. however"
says the Ne,os that In the event OF the re-
currence Of such defeat the Government
would either resign or dissolve Parliament"
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BRUssELs. March l5.-KinE Leopold has lsft
secretly Chateau ClsgnOn. his country house
in the province Of NamuT AZ no Official state
msnt as 10 his present Whereabouts has bees
made. his diSsDDeATancs Il the SgbgsSt =
zach excited SpseulatleR-
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ssaaIaE the KrupP Gua Hoas.

BALTIMORE. March l5.-In twelve minutes
the monster KTupD gun. which was the big.
gsst thing OF its kind at the Worlds Fair was
raised to-day by the shears and placed into
the hold OF the steamship Turrst which was
brought here 10 take the gun home The TuTTet
IL a whAebAek EnRlish-bullt ship. Several
deck beams had 10 be removed so that the gun
could be lowered into her.
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Rad Dstsetivs GardusTs thTiniaE Tsndsflola char
hauHts Of bia 10 nexi sundays EsHns Js1sal-sI
PAgsa-oaly esntz-Aa-
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a. FsaE.ssa. Aa.r.L

ss:::.. & ~ s'is sass' war.
VaFlsty. 0Flstsaity. Bsy a.
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WAsHISGIoN. March I5.-Ths President has
signed the East River Bridge bill
The morning call., 1894-10-13
The Fair Is Booming.

The fair at old st. Marv's College for
the benefit of the new parish of which
Father Brady is pastor is now in full force.
The attendance is immense, and the ladies
in charge are delighted seeing that their
efforts are appreciated by the parishioners
and the general public. The candidates
are coming in numbers and very
literally patrouiz ing the booths, to the
great delight of the management. TIE
new cars of the Mission line passing the
door OF the hall are a great incentive TO
the friends of the pastor and his parish
IOners to visit the fair. Last night the
hall was not large enough to contain the
crowds that attended. The fair will last
fer another week. Admission free.
The morning call., 1894-10-13
INVESTMENTS.

INVESTMENTS.
Suffer st. near Kearny, solid brick building and
Fine investment on Geary st: so feet front and
building 31a blocks from Market st
Rents 1868: price $4,000; Clay ST.. near San
some, large lot and building.
so vars Lombard ST. 11s blocks from the
water 'front.'; lot on grades very cheap; reduced
Geary st. corner; % feet front: bet. Taylor and
sci 500
PoIkst. corner; rents $685. 6Sxlo2; in the
heart of Polk-street business; $50 900.
$l3.00O-Howard-st water lot; 45:l0xlo7:6;
near steuart.
20 and fine flats; should be raised and store put
in. good business block now.
HOUSES AND LOTS-ALL PRICES.
Clay ST.. bet. LarKin and Polk; 81 :6x127 IS. and
very comfortable 2-story and basement no use 10
rooms and moderate conVeniences; sunny and
cheerful: $4,000.
more; 25xl37 &c. and comfortable 2-story house.
rooms. ba th and modern oonVeniences; attic and
cellar: cabie-cars pass.
$1,000; Fulton st.. north side. bet. Cough and
Octavia; blocks west OF new City Hall; II :6x
1875. and 2story dwelling; street in good or
ST. ooo rents s96: 2 solid 3-story bowhouses
in frst-eIass order with fine medum-size flats,
which always keep rented; 18th ST.. near Howard;
Powell near California; 45r107. and 2 good
$500 SsG5S '' w
2-story and basement house; IL rooms and modern
eonvenences; solid brick foundation and retain
ing wall: $1,000.
$1,000: nearly fats; 5 and s rooms and
path each ; rents s45; Folsom St., between goth
and 21st
Rents s74; price $500; 5th Sc, near Folsom;
25x75 aud 3-story building; 2 stores below;
$500.
CHEAP LOTS.
Sc. corner Pine and hyde; 81 :6x6a;6: both
streets paved: cable-cars pass; If improved Will
pay well: $1,000.
Cheap corner-NE. corner Waller and Laguna
sts, one block from Market; 81: 3xI 81 % SIS OCO
Green ST.; fine view of bay; N. side, bet PIERCE
and Scott: any size front by 1878 deep; street
work done: 26x127:8: $1,000.
DevisadeTo So. w. side, near Green; lot SAX
100; S34u0: fine view.
Laguna ST., Z. side, bet Broadway ana Vallejo:
fine view: lot 30xl0O; $500 onIy
35x90; 1880; West Mission ST., bet Hermann
and Ridley.
Jessie ST.; 5ox77 81 Lear Hermann; only s24oO.
The morning call., 1894-10-13
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-BRUNSW OK
- Consolidated Gold Mining Company. Loca-
ton OF principal place OF business, San Francisco
California; location OF works. Grass Valley Min
ing District, Nevada County, Calir ornIa.
NOtce-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock account of assessment o.
Z. levied on the gid day Of August, 1894, the
several amounts set opposite the names CT the
respective Shareholders as follows.
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TO EXCHANGE.

- - .
~ Il Dihii bEAUTIs l OAKLAND RESI-
ID ! wv. dencc; all modern: 10 ruoms.
hns grounds, io2xi5o; flowers, etc.: nice stable,
mill rank ana gashouse; hne view and well To-
caled; only good clear proDerty wanted in ex-
change, ALDEN d GARFIELD, 9O2 Broadr,,.,.
Oakland oc,2 Or
The morning call., 1894-10-13
MEDICAL.


| AIDES WHY DANGERS OF CORRECTING
Il irregularities? Boudoir remedies positively
prevent irregularities. Address BOUDOlR CO.,
z46 Sixth St, San francisco ocl3 3t*
4 NEW PROCESS-NO MEDICINE. INSTRU-
n ments or worthless pills used: every woman
her own physician for all femee troubles; mat
Ter from what cause. restores always in one day;
can be sentard used al home; all guaranteed
DE, foPPkR, as kearny ST ylOtf
M oNTHLY IRREGULARITIES CURED IN /
~ Jay: no Instruments; pills and safety cap
SuIes guaranteed: private home for ladies'. MRS.
IN. VI. " A6EN Err Alb Eddy ST. se25 ~
LII CASES OF IRREGULARITIES RESTOK-
"A cd IN one day; ELECTRICITY used for all fe
MAZE cohlpiain home in confinement: regular
physician or long and successful practice. french
pits guaranteed; consultation free
MRS DIR. HYETH. Sanftsrium a Post xt 20
private HOME FOR CoNFINEMFyT-
L children adopted; best of care given. 4is
Eddy ST. sea5 ~
DU-PRAE'S FEMALE REG ULATING pIIIS.X
~ safe and efficient emmenagogue; 81 per boy
RICHARDS d CO.. druggists. 4e6 Clay S., sole
agents ieiS ~
A LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS
n a boon to LADIES troubled with irrepularities.
no danger; safe and sure; 81 so, exp ess O. o. n.
don'l delay until too late. OSGOOD BROS Oar.
nnd, Cal, agents for Alpeau ct Gle. apI tr
The morning call., 1894-10-13

And in accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the 22d day OF
August, 1894, so many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necess airy, will be sold at
public auction at the Ofice OF the company room
40, No.309 Montgomery street, San Francisco Cali
ifornia, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF October,
1894. at the hour of O'Clock P. of said day. to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
J. STADTFELD JR.. Secretary.
Omce-Room So, No. 500 Montgomery street,
San FranciSco. California
The morning call., 1894-10-13
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
60O $3.50 CASH, SIS MONTHLY. Or
ID OOO. tage 4 rooms and bath: 27vlos

9160O $3.50 CASH, SIS MONTHLY cor
ID OOO. tage rooms and BATH 27xl25
SlS50-Sl50 cash, $50 monthly; cottage 2
rooms: 50x100.
$22b0-$l50 cash, s25 monthly; cottage rooms
and bath; 35xl00.
S2650-$50 cash, $25 monthly; cottage rooms
and bath: 81 :6x 100.
S275O-$2O0 cash. $25 monthly cottage rooms
and bath: 33x14S.
s375O-sl0o cash, $50 monthly; cottage rooms
and BATH 81 $3.50.
$3S50-2 fine S-room houses a northeast cor
ner: street perfect order; 56x115; splendid
chance for 80 days only.
The above all new houses and contain all
modern improvements; streets in perfect order;
also several very cheap lots; open Sundays and
holidays: houses to rent from $40 uD.
MARCJ Sc d Kennel
On1ces-628 Market St., city; Bay-Bt. station and
High-st. station. Alameda. seq ThSaTu tt
The morning call., 1894-10-13
STORAGE

CToRAGE OF FURN1T0RE. PIANOS. ROUSE.
~ hold goods. ETC. M. PIERCE, 7S5 Market Iy
E'IRST-CLAsS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE.
Il 42l-423 Market St CHAS i, TAYLOR ieI3 Il
The morning call., 1894-10-13
TURK ST. NEAR LAKKIN.
MUST BE SOLD.
MAKE AN OFFER.

Sold to close an estate; extra wide lot: this is
rare chance 10 secure inside piece OF property;
MAKE your own price: this Cffer is oDen for few
days only, so do not wait until It is TOO late but
act at once; size 2S;zxs0:6 price asked 81 900,
but make an offer.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
ocll 81 63s Market St
The morning call., 1894-10-13

{ ment 81. fne new fat; elegantly finished; to
he sold at bargain; good location for store. r.
q. PARhER. cor. 6ih ave. and Point Lobos III a
The morning call., 1894-10-13
POSTPONEMFNT

The sale day OF the above delinquent stock has
been postponed to THURSDAY, the 25th day Of
october. 1894, at the same hour and place.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
Oc1O I'd j. STADTFELD JR,. Secretary.
The morning call., 1894-10-13

= ELEGANT NEW c TTAeES, ROOMS AND
- bath each; half block from SaeramentosU.
Csb'e ca Third ave: sold on easy terms at a sac
rihce: look at these at once. L. q. PARKER, cor.
sixth and Point Lobos ayes. ocl1 AIS
The morning call., 1894-10-13
CITY REAL ESTATE.
* FOR SALE BY

Real Estate Agents and House Brokers,
4lS Montgomery street
The morning call., 1894-10-13

II ELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.-OPHIR SILL
~ yer Mining Company. Location of principal
place of business, san Francisco California: loca-
tion of works. Virginia Mining District Storey
County, State OF Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. account of assessment
(No. go, levied on the 9th day OF September,
1894, the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders, as follows:
The morning call., 1894-10-13
OAKLAND ROOMS TO LET.

. NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY BAYWIN
- dow rooms. with gas and CRATE; low rent. onIv
3 minutes to Market-st. station. 65S Eighth St
CaoIdhu-
The morning call., 1894-10-13

CITY PROPERTY EXCHANGE: 6TH-ST. PROP
y erty; fine improvements 75-foot frontage:
store and tenementS: well rented; paying $1,000
per year in rents For further particulars apply
a. ). RICH q CO., real estate agents. z3S Mont
Gomery ST oc4 II eod&Su
The morning call., 1894-10-13

QUICK SALE OF LOTS; l OR NORTH OF
W the park, mr.. Strawberry Hill and the lake 10
be sold this week; cash or time. Room -. Flood
building se23 II
The morning call., 1894-10-13

"A ANTED-To BUY HOUSE AND LOT: OR
" rooms; bath; modern build, in western
payments In instaiiments. II. W. box
146, Call Branch Office. ocl2 3t*
The morning call., 1894-10-13

ZINE FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND
40 mil es from this city, In lots to suit, from 10
acres upward: very easy terms. Maps, views and
full particulars win be sent on application TO
CANAAN & LYON, 215 hearny St. >. f., or GEO
T. TRUWBRIDGE, Cotatf. Cal aul9 II
The morning call., 1894-10-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


$1,000 EANoH OF 100 ACRES IN KIowA
road: fenced; house rooms: two wells: OF will
trade for city property, Call after p. NJ or sun.
day. GEORGE Il. HUGAES, 1908 Howard 10 71+
81 ACRES GRAZING LAND HOUSE, BARN
- chicken house, horse wagon and 3 cows: SELL
ing cheap; opposite machine shop, SausaIiuo Ap-
ply FRANK AOLO on premises. 10 I'm
10-ACRE HILL CHICKEN RANCH; ACRES
~ creek bottom; 10 acres good fruit land: fair
mouse, barn and milkhouse; 21a miles from town:
SSOO: must he cash. ID. II. TWING. Sonoma City;
Inquire 632 Market ST. oclU st
RIDlNGTON TRACT, ADJOINING TIL PROP
Itkerty OF the itaian-Swiss colonists near Geyser
vnie, Russian River Valley; only few more of
the SO acre tracts left; send for map and partc-
uIars. IocI 1mj j. T. PETERS. Mills building.
< ACRES, S75, PAY ABLE 81 WEEK; 10
y acres, $50, payable So week; more IN ike
proportion; no interest OF taxes on deferred pay
nents; beautiful valley land; on railroad; scat
tering oaks; 200 tracts sold going rapidly secure
nome western Land Company. o4O Market
ST., :. r. sel9 I'm
MARIN CoUNTy-5OOO ACRES 70 MILES
w from San Francisco
RANCHO DE NOVATO.
Tracts OF any size desired; fruit, grain ana
vegetable land TIT igation; both rail and water
transportation: $40 to SIS per acre; easy terms;
town of Novato: graded school. hotels ana stores
on the property; send for circular
Dairy for sale with without cows
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANf, 81
and 90 Chronicle building sci u
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THE FLAMING SUMMER.

in-the-pulpit is scarcely to be
recognized nowadays by his friends of
the spring. Jack himself has develop
ed into cluster of CLASSY red berries
and his late pulpit has withered into
two long dried strings The berries, if
such they are rightly termed, are about
the most gorgeous decoration of the
woodland these days.
Blood-red leaves show here and
there on the sassafras trees, though
thousands of its mitten-shaped leaves
remain green. 1t is fine faculty that
the sassafras trees have of grouping
by themselves in graceful fashion, and
the shape and direction of their limbs
they suggest at little distance, olive
trees as they appear on Italian hill
sides.
When the threatening autumn has
stilled the song of all familiar birds
see nowadays his red-gold body
swing in some high tree top and hear
his twittered fluting so clear and sweet
falling through the serene air like the
waters of tiny brook. Seen afar he
seems to be glorified with perpetual
sunset.
The black eyed Susan fingers here
and there, but sadly dwarfed in stalk
and flower. 1t now flowers within afoot
of the ground instead of three, four,
five or six feet in the air, and the
blossom is two inches in diameter in
stead of three or four as in July, while
the rich brown centre, looking like a
touchstone with it's golden streaks of
pollen, has shrunk to a tiny button
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-09-14
ANANTIDOTE FOR FAT.

Peter the Great was once travelling
incognito in part of Finland, just con-
quered, where he was excavating some
naval works. He met an overfat man,
who told him he was going to St.
Petersburg. what for?' said the
Gar. ITO consult doctor about my
fat, which has become very oppres-
sive." do you know any doctor
there?" mo" ''Then l will give
you a word to my friend, Prince
Menschikoff, and he will introduce
you to one of the Emperor's physi-
Clans" The traveller went to the
Princes house with the note; the
answer was not delayed; the next day,
tied hands and feet, the poor man
was dragged off in a cart to the mines.
Two years after Peter the Great
was visiting the mines. He had for
gotten the adventures of the overfat
man, when suddenly a miner threw
down his pick, rushed up to him and
fell at his feet, crying: Grace, grace!
what is it have done?'' Peter look
ed at him astonished until he remem-
bered the story, and said: "Oh, SO
that is you; hope you are pleased
with me. Stand up. How thin and
slight you have become! You are
quite delivered from your overfat; it
is first-rate cure. Go and remember
that work is the best antidote against
yOur COMPLAINT
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-09-14
VARIETIES.

There was that in her voice which
betokeneda resentment ranking in her
heart. Leave the housed" she COM
manded. The tramp smiled pleasant
ly. "Oh, certainly" he answered. II
handle only personal property any
way" Helping himself to such arti-
Giles of virtu as were readily portable,
he withdrew.
"A man from the country heard
some one talking about the Woman's
Exchange. "Woman's Exchange?n
he inquired, whats that for?'' For
the exchange of women" said wag.
"Golly," said the countryman, who
looked as though he was henpecked,
I'm go around and see."
-Mother-'I don't know what to
do about my little boy. / have been
feeding him on all the new patent
health foods could hear of, and he
gets thinner and thinner every day"
Doctor-"H'm! Desperate cases re-
quire desperate remedies. Try him on
meat and potatoes"
is it true that Mrs. Strongmind
was expelled from the Advanced Wo-
mans Clubg' Yep. She was found
guilty of ungentlemanly conduct, be-
lieve."
You're not in love Robbie.
You only think you are" well, how
the dickens am to find out my mis-
take if am mistakenr' "Oh, marry
the young woman, by all means"