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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-16
B,Is OF MAINE NEWS.

Mr. a W. Field residence and grocery
store at the camp ground, Old Orchard,
were damaged si200 by ire, Monday.
The esuse was defective chimney. In
sured.
I1man Dudley of Readfield, who as
sauIted william Psnniman, an aged gentle
man Of the same town, few days ago,
has been TAKEN to the Reform schoo! by
Sheriff Morgan, where he has been sen
tened during his minority by Justice
Low.
John Pierce was arrested at Bangor,
Tuesday. for larceny from George ". Merr-
i'll If Auburn. The police have been
searching for him for several weeks. II
ia ALI eed that he took sum OF money
fr1m his employer Merrill, and left town.
Merrill had been making collections and
nut the money in a bureau drawer at
bome Pierce admitted his identity but
deni.dshis goilt. The Auburn officers have
been notified.
TIE Bar Harbor liquor dealers, whose
goods have been seized, have had the fol-
loving questions submitted to the law
court: Is II seizure warrant sufficient to
search "A dwelling house when Il portion
of the house Is uscu Tor SnOp, and Is a
warrant issued several days before il is
served, legal: BY either one of these
schemes the dealers expect to escape
punishment Ii the law court decides
against the dealers, they will have trial
Eugene Young Of Gouldsboro a farmer,
aged 81 years, was found dead on the
roadway, Monday afternoon, with his
neck broken and his body covered with
bruises. Half an hour before, Young
started for home leading heifcr by a
rope. 1t IS supposed that Young, who
was subject to fits, was taken i'll. became
entanglrd in the rope and was dragged 10
dealt, along the road by the frightened
heifr.
A report reached Bangor, Tuesday
to the effect that Boston
sportsman named Taylor and his guide
Mike Collins, We're drowned in Moosehead
Lake on Monday night. Their empty
cano, drifting ashore near Kineo gave the
only cue thus far obtained regarding
their fate. Mr.. Taylor is quite unknown
in Bangor. There is II bare possibility
that he may he alive, perhaps on some
island in the lake, and farther news will
be awaited with interest His family
has been notified Bangor Commercial.
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Piscataquls.
GUILFORD.

Prof. L. A. Ross and wife had a narrow
escape from broken limbs, last sunday
evening. They were riding several miles
from the village, and as it was very dark,
tho professor gave the horse his head, when
he wandered out of the road, upsetting the
carriage, breaking the thills and smashing
II wheel and clearing himself, started on a
run across field, dragging Mr.. Ross, who
although PROSTATE, pluckily held to the
rclns until he stopped the animal Mr.
Ross was bruised some, although not seri.
ously, and Mrs. Ross escaped without a
scratch. The season at kineo closed las;
week. and II. J. Mosher, who has filled the
position of clerk in the hotel, came home
the last of the week. Arthur McKusIck.
who has also been employed there. came
down, Saturday Race is at home
from Bar Iisrhor on two weeks vaca
tiou.--F. W. Genthner is in attendance On
tbs grand lodge, l. 0. o. f., at Portland,
as delegate from Good Cheer Lodge Miss
lea Page, our accomplished elocutionist
went to Boston, Monday, where she will
take another years course in the Emerson
School of Oratory, Monday, fellow
from neighboring town drove into the
village pretty well filled up with the
ardent and consequently feeling pretty
rich, catching sight of Game Warden Me
Causland, he began Dragging about how
many p,rtridgca he shot, last Sunday,
saying he bagged Is, and also making re-
marks not exactly complimentary to game
wardens in general Mr. McCAusland hear.
ing OF it, walked up to him as he was sit
ting in his wagon and quietly told him
that he must settle for what he had done.
(Which at 81 bird would make it n
costly Sundays job, and invited the fell
low to alight and accompany him to a
lawyers office, and when the fellow re-
fused. the warden quietly collared him and
yauked him over the wheel and started for
the Office. This was rather more than the
fellow could standard he broke down and
beg sed and sworc he didn't shoot a single
bird aud could prove that be was at home
all day, and only did 1t so the boys wonld
think be wasn't afraid Of the warden. We
doubt If he tries it again. Warden Nc
Causland appears to be the right man In
the right place.
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ALL SORTS OF SPORTS.

Queen Victoria is said to be an excellent
chess player.
Jockey Fred Taral will ride for Marcus
DAILY, the "copper" king" next season.
Il. W. Freeborn has been elected captain
Of the Cornell university crew for 1896.
Strawberry, 2:04A, and Star Pointer,
2:Oi12, look like coming champions among
the side wheelers.
1t has been estimated that there arc Co.
900 active bowlcrs within New York city.
The prizes amount to $35, 900, while the
capital invested in alleys, pins and balls
foots up 81, 900, 900.
Captain Van Doozcr of the life saving
crew at Evanston, who was forbidden by
the department at Washington to play on
the ball team of Northwestern university,
has resigned his position in the life saving
service and will devote his entire attention
to football.
Golf is a very old game. The Scotch par
lament tried to check it in 1857 for the
purpose of fostering archery. The Oldest
known picture of golf is in Flemish Ms.
of 15s020 at the British museum. Here
are seen two men putting at the hole,
while hard by another is addressing him
self to his ball at the tee Thus, in essen
tials, the game has been unaltered for
nearly 400 years and probably is much
older.
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UNCLE SAM APPEALS.
Means TO Take Case Against Leland Stanford
Estate 10 Supreme Court.

Washington, Oct. l5.-Attorney General
Harmon has instructed Special Assistant
United States District Attorney at san
Francisco, in charge Of the governments
interests in the case OF the late OK Senator
Stanford, recently decided adversely to
THO United States by the supreme court Of
California, to perfect an appeal as rapidly
as possible and carry the case to the
United States supreme court, and will ask
the United States supreme court to nd
vance the Stanford case tn the docket.
The action Of the government in this
case arises out of the fact that the late
Leland Stanford was large so ;sholder
in the Union Pacific Railroad, and as,
from present indications, the railroad is
likely to default in payment 90 It's bonds
oa maturity, on which the United States
government holdS second mortgage, the
government desires to secure itself against
the stock holders
In all courts in which the case has so
far been tried. the decision has been ad
verse to the United States.
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Ing material, you may think, and not apt
to endure very long. 1t does very well,
however, for the bubbles forming In the
slime which surrounds the eggs are quite
lasting, and by constantly adding fresh
ones the fish keeps the nest in fair state
of repair.
Tho young arc nearly transparent, and
floating beneath the bubbles they are quite
invisible to their enemies above the water.
From the time the eggs are laid until the
young fish are large enough to take care
of themselves their father guards them
against their enemies beneath the surface.
among which is their own mother. This
unnatural parent would devour her Off
spring rs greedily as she would wriggler
were it not for the vigilance of her mate.
Between guarding his children, which are
numbered somewhere in the hundreds,
and keeping his somewhat flimsy nest in
repair he is very much occupied fish.
With very businessliko air no flirts
himself about, now rising to get mouth
full of air to release in bubbles below his
nest to mend n break, now dashing after
and Selling one of his runaway children
or rushing with u degree of ferocity all out
of proportion to his size upon some flnny
raider. But he is utterly depraved him
self, and if he gets the chance he will kid
nap half dozen of his neighbours family
to increase his own, so when the nests are
close together there is IA perpetual warfare
going on between the proprictors He is
very pugnacious.
Every word of this yarn, which sounds
like an old fashioned tale about water
sprites, we arc assured by writer in st.
Nicholas, is strictly true
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Election Of Officers al Annual Meeting at New
Haven. CT.

New Haven, CT, Oct. Is. About 30
members of the supreme council Of the
Knight of Columbus arrived today, for
the annual convention of the council.
The annual report of the Supreme Knight
John J. phelan, show.dsthe order tn be
in ilourishing condition. Tho question
of admitting women II membership was
the principal theme of the convention,
aud occupied nll the days session. This
afternoon, tho annual election Of officers
took place rs follows.
Supreme Knight, John J, Phelap,
bridgeport; supreme deputy knight,
James E. Hayes, Boston; supreme secrc-
tary, Daniel Colwcll. New II ,ven SUI
preme treasurer. p u. Ryan, Hartford
general physician, A. W. Tracy Meridos,
supreme general advocate, Philip J.
Markedly, New Britaln; supreme chap
lain, Rev. Hugh Trainer, Waterbury; su-
preme warden, Matthew Mcnamara, New
London; supreme organizer. Thomas II.
Cummings, Boston.
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MUSCULAR STAGE FOLK.
Most Theatrical People Are Fond Of
Athlstics.

The idea seems to prevail that actors
are as "a class a weak, cffeminate lot of fell
lows and actresses an ease seeking, lux
ury loving. nerveless set of creatures. This
theory is. of course ridiculous as | shall
make it my business to prove to the salts
faction of any fair minded man or wom-
an.
The mental and physical strain to which
professional people are subjected doubt
less tells on many of our guild, and they
frequently experience THAT tired feel
ing which quacss talk about, and nat
uralIy it is reilec-S55 in their countenances
or indicated by their bearing.
1t is no joke, for instance, to travel all
night in sleeping car, appear at 10 q. III.
for rehearsal after partaking of a hasty bath
and equally hasry breakfast, again appear
at 7 D. N. for the evening performance.
make for the depot at midnight, ride all
night until the next town is reached and
go through the same drill on the follow
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NOT ONE BITE
From Those Harmless Bath Dogs,
But Owners Are Bitten.
Fun In Police Court When They Step Up
ard Pay Their Fines.

Bath Oct. 15.-Thc Bath police court
was crowded, Tuesday forenoon, with dog
owners who had been summoned By Dog
Constable Taylor, to answer to warrants
charging them with keeping dogs without
license
There were business men among those
who answered the complaints, and one
member of the city government who had
neglected to take out a license, was there.
The city official made vigorous Kick.
claiming that his wife was the owner OF
the dog and that it was in her possession
when he married her three years ago.
Despite the argument Of the council
man, the judge decided him guilty The
councilman declared he would make test
case and appealed.
About 50 persons had been adjudged
guilty in less than two hours after court
assembled. and in almost every case the
fine and costs, reaching $lG9, was paid
After settling In court there was rush
to the city clerks Office. WHIT re each quickly
took out a license.
Never before in the history of the deg
law has thu 70 been such a stampede among
deg owners. 1t Is the talk OF the town,
today
Dog Constable Taylor has others to
bring into court, and he proposes 10 have
every dog owner comply with the law.
Warrants sworn out IN the actions thus
far have been based upon an old ordinance
of the city, which provides a penalty of
81.
Tho enforcement of tho ordinance was
brought about by the small number Of
dog owners that had this year taken out n
license, there being about 100 against
nearly 800 last year, and 400 the year be-
fore that
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who is in iii health or ALI,

VINO IS in ill health or ailing.
In the case CT Mary Z. Campbell. of
Albion, Noble Co., Ind, her suffering
was SO severe, her relief so suddenly real.
lied, and he- gratitude so great, that she
wishes the circumstances published, in
the hope that others may be benefited
Ny physician told me / had dropsy
ana falling of the womb. Ny stomach
and bowels were so bloated / could not
get full breath. My face and hands
were bloated badly. had that dreadful
oeariag-down pain, backache, palpitation
OF the heart, and nervousness.
One OF my physicians told me had
something growing in my stomach; and
the medicine that took gave me relief
only for short time. l thought l must
ne. Ibegan to take Lydia Z. Pinkham,s
Vegetable Compound, and it worked like
. charm. After taking the first bottle
could walk across the street, now / am
we'll J edyise all my friends to take it,"
MARY L. CAMPBELL, Albion. Noble Co.
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Handsome, good SWIFT
natured big Burr Mcintosh was a dozen
years ago the crack Splinter of Princeton
and indeed of all the American colleges
de was almost as speedy as the wonderful
Wefers or the fleet Bradley is today. Be-
sides, he is a splendid all around athlete
the best in Princeton in his day. He can
run, box, row, fence or ride with almost
any amateur at the present time.
Charles A. Stevenson, the husband Of
Kate Claxton, and a sterling good fellow
as well as actor, 20 years ago was one of
the crack athletes Of Trinity College Dub
lin. Many is the hard "town and gown
row he participated in at the Irish capital.
and he was never found wanting when a
manly part was to be essayed. He could
hold his own with most men today.
And the Salvinis-elder and younper-
where could you find finer specimens Of
manhood than this glorious tcams Tomas
so, the elder, is veritable giant in body
as well as intellect. His strength is pro-
digious. really believe that he is as pow
erful as Sandow, Samson, johnson. Lun-
din, Romulus, Attila or any of the nro.
fessional strong men.
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docs ye hyah much bout waits Coin
on on Tuhky level desc dayss' asked Sal
Jenkins.
Deed doesn," replied Erastus Pink
ley, in timid CONSERVATION.
Folks does tell dat you done got in
gagged"
"Mes Ingagedg'
"Yass, indeed"
EGO long. Who tos'
"Ter me-"
deed, hasn't hyuh'd word bout
it,
Neither has I. Da's why I done ak
yer. thought mebbc was missin some
er de news.'
Invitations are now being issued
Washington Star.
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A SPLENDID SUCCESS.
Continued from page /. /

Crochet edging-Annie Richardson, II
years, 1st.
Thistle down picture throw-Miss Alice
Robbins. 1st
Handkerchief box-Mrs Rose Abbott,
lgt
Wax flowers-Mrs Mamie Perkins, LIST.
Embroidered doilies-Mrs Rose A bbott,
lst; Jennie Trott, I'd.
Doilies- Mrs Rose Abbott, LIST; Mrs B
A Hamilton, 3D.
Bureau scarf-Jennie Trott, 1st; Mrs
Barrows, I'd.
Stamp plate Mrs II d B Aver, 1st;
Annie Richardson, I'd; Mrs Coleman. 3D..
A!ghan-Mrs B N Cross. 1st
Rope stand-Frank Taber, LIST.
Art work-Mrs Flora Trask. 1st on col
lections Miss Mabel Robbins, I'd crayon,
Mrs Dan Weeks, LIST; Landscape, Myra
GctelelI Augusta, lsr, Mabel Robbins.
Cd; floral, Miss Flora Trask. 1st. Mrs
Burton Gross, 2d; marines, Miss Trask,
1et, Mabel Robbins, Cd banner, Mabel
Robbins, LIST; decorated china Mrs B NJ
Cross. LIST.
Piants-Geraniums, Mrs 4 G Getcheil
lst. Mrs Robbins, ID; fuchsis, Mrs
II G Getcheil, list; pink, Mrs O Z Rob
bins, list; orange tree, g " Coleman, LIST
Indian relics exhibited by Mrs Jacob
Pope war club, and fish. hook
Mrs W b Lewis, case Of shells and
minerals
Fl ; Forest exhibited brooms and
brushes, manufactured at Riverside.
Mr. G j Wyman exhibited ii plates OF
apples II varieties of.beans
Bicycle race, five-mile run--Chester
Bailey, LIST WIN Trott, I'd; Harry Gard
ner, 3D.; G.. o. Gardner, 18th. Time, -
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Paul Hervieu's New PLAY.

Paul Hervieu, one of the foremost
among the younger generation of French
noveiists, has completed most interest
ing play entitled Lies Tenailles." 1t is a
psychological play, and with serious
moral problem. The play is to be produced
at the Francois shortly. 1t is to be hoped
that 1t will be more successful than Her
yieu's first attempt at playwriting play
called LES Paroles Restent" (''Words Re
main which did not score at the Vaude-
Vile
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STATE NEWS.
kroostook.

WASHBURN
Arthur j. Brown, we are pleased to
write, is gaining little now He has
been sick two months, and is looking
very thin and pale Mrs. A. NJ. Burpee,
who has Eecn enjoying wel-earned va
cation, returned to her music pupils, last
week The mystery Of Aaron Learned is
quite as deep as ever The Fort Kent
parties returned without single trace OF
the missing man, having followed o false
trail for two or three days.
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keHnebsc.
IVES L GARDINER.

Mrs Stickncy of Lynn, Mass, returned
home, Monday, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Jennie Pinkham. and her daughter
An attempt is being made to start a
singing school at Spear Corner, to be
conducted by 4. F. Parker Of Farmipglle
-" sings" are the social events of the
season just at present. Wednesday even
ing very pleasant time was spent in This
manner by the young peoplo at G II.
Ciongh's Mrs John Curtis has been
quite seriously i'll, but is now slowly re-
covering.
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A REGULAR FISH STORY.
It Sounds Like Fairy Story. but Every
Word of 1t Is True.

Think of homo made of air bubbles
floating on the surface of the water, guard
cd b. fierce father some hundreds Of
times larger than his children, who, when
they stray away, rushes out and gobbles
them up III his caverEous mouth and hurls
them back into their proper places! In a
cool corner of the great Matching room of
the central station of the United States
fish commission at Washington is an
aquarium containing eight or ten speci-
mems OF the paradise fish, Now, this fish,
in addition to being ornamental, has some
very curious ways. The male builds the
nest, which is quite right and proper, but
he builds it of bubblesl Rather frail build
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To Clean Silks.

Silk, when washed often has dull np.
pcarance, and to remedy this a thin coat
of the following preparation may be APP
piled with sponge and aftcrward smooth
ed over with soft cloth: Take gallon Of
water, and in it dissolve 2 ounces of gum
arabic. Add half an ounce of feabane
seed and tablespoonfuls of OK gall Boil
all together for half an hour and allow to
get cold
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Florida Water.

Hero is recipe for making Florida wa
ter, SO greatly priced by many ladies for
adding to their bath: Take 9 drains each
of the oils of lavender, bergamot and lem
on l dram each of tincturc of turmeric ond
oil of neroli, 80 drops oil of balm and 10
drops oil of rose. Mix the above with 9
pints of deodorizcd alcohol.
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MRS. CLEVELAND AND FAMILY
Leave Gray Gables for 1heir Washington
Home.

Buzzards Bay, Mass, Oct. 10 Mrs
Cleveland, with Ruth, Esther and Marion
Cleveland. nurse govcrness and maid,
accompanied by Secret Service Officers
Hazen and McManus, who have btca on
duty hero this summer, lefS Gray Gables
Ey special train, at s. 10, this morning,
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GAVE Him AWAY.
A Remark That May Convict
" Patrick Higgins
An Arrest at Binghampton, N. Y, on
Charge Of Intoxicatioa,
OF a Man Who Resembles Sherd Walker.
Wanted for Murder.

Binghamton, n. Y, Oct. IA man
giving the name OF Patrick Higgins was
arrested here, last night, on the charge OF
intoxicatiop. He claims to be sailor
from Portland Me, on the way to the
Brooklyn navy yards.
He answers the description OF Sherd
Walker. wanted In Buffalo for murder.
The prisoner WAS photographed and his
picture sent on to Buffalo
When arrested Higgins struck a one
armed tramp. who was with him, in the
face, and exclaimed: Damn you. you
gave me away"
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Waldo.
SEARSMONT.

The officers Of Incantalacook Lodge, No.
1919, f. Il \ NJ for the ensuing year, are
". NJ, U. n Dyer; ). W., l.. 4. Ness;
J. W, Jas Fullcr; treas. a. L. Madocks
Sec, l.. C. Poor; j. d., L. H Thonss
tyler, f. S. Wing. DR. f. A. Proctor of
Liberty. ID. d. g. W. NJ, assisted by G,
H. Carville as grand martial installed
the officers. Thursday evening - Rev.
Vim. Holt Of Morrill,, occupied the pulpit
OF the Methodist church. Sunday, in ex-
change With the pastor Geo Fuller was
thrown from his wagon and broke his
collar bone ard dislncatsd his shoulder,
last Frldsy.-Miss Mary A. Mccorrisoo
and Miss Fannie Tontaaker have gone to
Mattcawan, N. Y, to work in a straw
sbnp
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WOman's Lefta

Confidential Friend Ito elderly but not
unattractive spinster)-So, dear, you've
given up advocating women's rights?
Elderly Spinster-Yes; now go in for
women's lefts
Women's lefts! What's that?"
Widowers, my dear. London Globe.
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Tho London Standards rrospon ieat
In Rome teleursphs that the p.pa threat
ened to wfefdraw the nnrcio vt i.i-h N,
II King onaries u Portugal persists in his
hia intention to vialt to King Humbart
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The Episcopal hou o of deputi at
Minneapolis, tu sday, by al;noss n uuan
imous vote decided to rcfsr the entire
M liter OF revision To n spcia committee
of its own members with instructions 10
report at the triennial convention in
Washington In 1885,
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YOUR NERVES..
AgE THEY STRONG. QUIET, WELL
TONEUs
IF Not, YOu Are Unhealthy; II I'm
healthy, You Are Unhappy.

y~rxous Debility BRIGGS Sleeplessuess.
E,naustion; impaired Vigor-Aou Can
InyiSOrafe nerves, Brain. Blood amt
MUSCLES with koia Nervine Tablets.
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ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY REApRRe1
VI the thousands of letters received
tom women all over the world bv Mrs
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The presiaen, at Home.

WASHINGTON, Get. is. President Glove
land arrived home. this evening
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I'M. not one is
to the public
by the wish Of
tier. Thus abb
confidence is
established be-
tween Mrs.
Pinkham
and her
\ army of
"A PATIENTS;
m and she
g freely So
I licits a let
I ter from
any wo-
man, rich
or Door,
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generally known.
NJ C X ee Rankin,
who gained fame
and fortune in the
Danitcs, is one
of the best anna
teur wrestlers in
America today.
He is also u fair
boxer and general
athlete. AT wres-
Ting years ago he
could hold his
own with Clar-
ence Whistler, Ed
win Bibby and
William Muldoon.
Once indeed l saw
him try OUT
NJ Il | d DON at
Woods old gym
n a 5 i UNI som g
years ago in a way
t h at astonished
blue eyed Billy.
1t took the cham
pion just one hour
to floor him. j
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NO SECRET
nv

Hrs. Campbell Wishes Her Letter Pub.
ilshed so that the Truth May Be
Known.