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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-11-30
ACTIONOF THEPOWERS
Conference of Ambassadors
In Constantinople.
RECOMMENDATION TO THE FORTE


So0s Fern - Common Action Il oaSl
- b Pending for ths Prssss-
sasa q Esrsigsss.
Constantinople (vis Sofia. Bulearia),
Nov. 33.-The nix representatives d
tho powers held . conference yesterday
to discuss certain supplementary meas.
ures which will b recommended b
the porto for tho restoration Of order
In Asia Minor. and IL IL understood
that some form Of common action fos
the protection Of foreigners 10 pending.
A. intimated n dispatches the atti.
tude Of the porto o. Of the sultan has
undergone q great change since The
other neets began 10 join the BEitish
6cet In . naval demonstTa ton in Salon.
lea bay. There 10 no doubt the pressure
brought TO bear upon the sultan haa
been strong enough 10 make him taxa
personal charge Of the work Of reform
in Armenia, and It 10 hoped there will
be no further bloodshed except in put
ting down the instructions which
have broken out against the Turkish
rule in different parts Of Asia Minor.
II ID hoped the American clergy will
Be able TO induce their coeeligiooistl
to lay down their arms, especially u
the sentiment Of the whole Of Europe
10 now In favor Of the sultan, who's
evident desire 10 meet the views OF the
powers Il thoroughly appreciated. and
who has undoubtedly tided over tn
most diflcult crisis in the East. Thers
10 no longer talk Of armed intervention
Of the powers in the Turkish empire,
and il any display Of force 10 necessary
upon the part Of Europe it might be in
the direction Of supporting the author.
ity Of the sultan. a. Great Britain,
Russia and France are extremely de.
sirous that order shall promptly be Ne.
stored throughout Asia Minor.
There has been some sharp exchange
Of messages recently between the Ar.
meDian patriarch. the Turkish minis.
tiers and the foreign AMBASSADOR The
patriarch was DESTROYS Of calling IN
person upon the minister Of the inter
Tor and other government officers, r
place certain complaints before them,
and to tender his services In the worl
Of relief and reform. But It appear,
the Turkish officers positively refused
to receive him in audience, until h<
shall have published IN encyclical con
demning the alleged intrigues and de-
mands Of the ArmenianA
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An Honess Assessor wanted.

Chicago. Nov. a3.-In . letter to
Mayor Swift today, Postmaster Hesing
says there il today more than $780,.
600, 600 Of personal property in Chi.
cago which does not appear on the a..
SCISSORS bookA Furthermore, Hesing
says, the city has had but one honest
assessor. Wealthy property-owners.
who dodge taxes are msrcilessly At
lacked.
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A New Separator.

We arc advised Of the successful
trial, covering quite . period Of time.
Of new separator. This new machine
is q radical departure from old styles,
the bowl being but two inches in di.
ameter. inside measurement. and about
four feet long. 1t runs at . speed Of
90. 900 revolutions per minute, skims
twelve thousand pounds per hour and
eats up the milk % fast that il has TO
be forced in with q steam pump. This
il what the creamery men have been
looking for and IL il full6lls- claims,
one machine will do for IN average
county.-American Creamery.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-11-30
PRESS COMMENTS.

Eastern Kdttors' Opinisns On Business
Sentiment and Politics.
tcbicaso Record.l
The recent performances Of the new
battleship Indiana. with the other i'm
provements In the American navy.
have generated considerable enthusiasm
a. 70 the future Of the United States
forces on sea. but this need blind no
one TO the urgent need OF some reform
in the system under which the service
Of our great war vessels 10 at present
conducted. There will doubtless be
introduced at the next session Of con.
gress bill 70 readjust the system Of
organisation in the naval service. and
II the ships are 70 have capable officers
70 man them the change cannot be
made too soon.
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The New Chiseee Lcan.

London, Nov. "A dispatch TO the
Times from Berlin connrrns the report
that China 10 negotiating with Ger
man syndicate for . now loan for the
purpose Of securing funds with which
TO pay . portion Of the indemnity
plsdssd 70 ths Japansss ~ The eono'a'
siou Of Ne recent war.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-11-30

Chicago, Nov. SAT meeting Of
the Western Steel Association, held
last night, Il was decided 10 increase
the price Of steel castings based on the
increase In the cost Of iron. Before
making any announcement conference
will b held with tie Easssru Associa.
don. which arSt made The propositiou
q % iDQOaeo.
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K...i.s c.p.sssy 81 u. cs~.

The following statement IL intsrsst.
ing - showing the earning capacity Il
the COW. Il u taken from the books Of
the Cloverdale creamery. ct Ellsns-
burg. Wash. and 10 . record Of month.
~ settlements with Mr.. Aday W. Stsv.
ems for milk supplied from August ].
1894. 70 July 81. 1895. During the
period Mr. Stevens sent the milk Of
eleven cows and half the milk Of one
COW TO the creamery. % this 10 The
record Of eleven and one-half cowa In
this statement no credit IL given for
skim milk o. buttermilk, all Of which
was returned 10 Mr.. Stevens and used
BY him for his ho9a
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wyemiag's Game Lave.

Denver. Nov. ga special TO the
Times. from Cheyenne, sayG Judge
Riner. in the federal court today. ~
leasd Race Horse, a Bannock Indian.
arrested for violating the Wyoming
game laws, upon . writ Of habeas cor.
puA The court decided that Indians
have he night 70 hunt In Wyoming
uDa9 theiy 6oaR.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-11-30

shcibyville. Ind, Nov. ae,-News
has reached here that Carl stekelman'
she renowned south African explorer,
vss drowned August %. For ten
war. no had been the agent Of Tomiin'
son a Co, Of Liverpool. England. In
she south African trade. and for sew
ersl ycsrs correspondent Of tho New
Work Herald from the countries OF A.
rica explored BY him.
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ogpg NOS ON CANADA.


TIE rs~,s. Cssie SD ,As rs.s-ses
ssess.sAtp seestes.
t.uadaa. Nov. "a. The Times pub.
lish~s 40 article on shr Pacific cable,
and tho prupusrd steamship service 10
Canada II says the saoeess nf tho
movement 10 largely duo TO Canada
The sorcrumcas docs not intend Ia sub.
ssdisr the Australtaa-Psoahc s~rviS
frun Australia 30 Vancouver. Il 10
also underwood the government will
only satsidise tho Atlantic section Of
this service on condition that hrtscr
time can bp made over the Canadian
Pacific railway than u now made In
both the steamship and the cable
snhemcs the principle Il r~,oenssci that
In order To have British connections
exclusively. the the line must. in the
arst instance. be carried westward
from the center. BY the socspsanoc Of
this principle. Canada obtains = posi-
ton she had never occupied - the
main highway Of the British empire.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-11-30
MANY ENTERPRISES
SEVERAL PIONEERS ARE DEAD
notwithstanding Prsjsets water works
$50 ksiirssAs "A Greet Cs.ssry
Syndicate YerneA-Ors~su.

ss0 Sbe9eesS-WoeoH works
ssS ksiisssAs-A Greet Cssssry
sys1iosss Ysr.sA-Orsges.
Prineville II 70 have q new public
all. which will b erected BY q Joint
stock company.
Gold Beach 10 now q thing Of the
past. the town having moved across the
river 10 Weddsrburn.
Tho town Of Adams boasts Of beiua
frcs from indebtedness and having
money In it, treasury.
Steamboat navigation has been 70.
sumed on the upper Willamette, after
four months Of low water.
Coos county has manufactured over
20. 900. 900 feet Of lumber during The
past year and mined $1,000 tons Of
coal
The work On the railroad bridge
across Young's bay IL about 70 begin.
and will Be pushed 70 completion ~
rspidly ~ possible.
Tbs whole amount Of land owned in
Harvey county IL 5is.eS0 arrea The
property belonging 70 the Miller q Lux
estate u 81. $50 acreA
Il IL proposed 70 put . plant in A..
toria for the manufacture Of cotton
rope. Irvine and netting. tons Of which
are used along the Columbia river
every year.
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boys Of the school.

boys o. the school.
The National Park Transportation
Company 10 70 spend 5000 over.
hauling it, $50 coaches and carriages
tor next ssaso0's travel.
A block Of 500. 900 Of the bonds Of
the Great Falls Water Company has
inst been bought BY . Chicago firm.
This purchase makes total Of $500.
600 In bonds held BY Eastern capital
lists In that company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-11-30

81 Is~ss shovel Ce~sss~y Hss~ea Oss-
~ Louis. Nov. s.--firc Quilted tho
main buildins Of the ~ Louis Shovel
Company's extensive plant in this city
today. The lcss II estimated 10 ee BE-.
tween ESQ. 900 and 900. 900. and 10
nearly covered by insurance. The
officers Of the company decided TO ~.
build At ouce. and say they will double
tho capacity Of their plant Watch.
man John LAwior thinks the fire was
oaused by the electrical converter.
Serrctary Treasurer Holton attributes
It to hot cindcrs In the blacksmith
ahop
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vichsburg's Proposed National Fark.
Chicago. Nov. 23.-A number Of
military men. composing the officers
and directors Of the vicksburg Military
Park Association, which was organised
last month. left this evening for vicks.
burg. The object Of the trip 10 70 ar.
range for presenting = petition 10 con.
gre0 10 have the battlefield Of vicks.
burg converted into military park.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-11-30
ORCHARD and FARM
Budget OF General News for
Progressive Farmers.
RAISING OF ENGLISH wALSUTs


=
walnuts are being probably grown
in Olympia and in Whateom county,
Wash. Il u mid that ths Los Angeles
variety 10 failure in The North. Il h
not hardy. but the 6arotinas. Naysess
and FEanQuette seem especially
adapted. A. fsw varieties will psuvs
true 10 Sod only trees from grated
ones. or so-called secosd geossatica
trees that arc grown from the mot Of
The original grated stock. sbould b
planted A yearling tree Il the best to
transplant The TOP u thsn from pins
10 twelve inches high. with Q tap root
double that length. This tap root
should not b cut OF. - Il viii ma
terially check. II not kill. the Urea.
With the right varieties and proper
culture. the growing Of English wal.
nuts may become . profitable feature of
the Horticultural industry At the eva.
green statA
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4, IL unossicially announced that
o.osr Huber, a civil engineer OF spo'
name. has bssn awarded the consFeos:
Sor he surveys q he army pcss ana
grounds a epokaa~
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This gives for each COW an average
Of 6.4S0 pounds Of milk, se5.l79
pounds Of butter and tSA.bo in cash.
In addition to this each COW raised Q
calf.
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The Standard Box factory at Tacoma
has bseu destroyed BY dre.
The bureau Of immigration at Spo-
kane 10 Eeorganised and u vigorously
pushing is work
J. l. johnson. one Of the founders
Of Ritsvilic. we'll known there and In
Eastern Oregon. 10 dead.
Aberdeen has succeeded In raising
enough money by Subscription 70 have
the c,sy lighted BY electricity.
The contract has been let for the
erection Of fog signal station at Mar
rowssooe Point in Warrington. Il
will cost ta.iao.
Harry Krcch. Of Tacoma. convicted
under the city ordinance for keeping
his barber shop open on Sunday. has
appealed TO the superior court
The Smith. friar mill at Lowell 10 70
BE- rebuilt A new company has hold
Of the proSect and Everett gives . land
and money bonuA Il will have . @.
pscity Of 1000 feet . day.
The mill Of the Pacific Coast Milling
Company. which WAS recently burned.
10 10 Be reconstructed. Subscriptions
Of cash, Labor and merchandise have
bcru made 10 the amount Of 81 AIS. SO.
The mill vii be in operation In abou,
Q month.
Joshua lsaacs. Q pioneer resident Of
wslis Walls. il dead. He came TO the
Pacific coast In 1860. engaged In the
mill business at Boise City until 1851.
and then came 10 WsllA Walla and
amused q fortune In the mill business.
He constructed the nrst water works in
the town. Jacob Lucinger. . pionees
from walla walla, IL also dead.
Six hundred has been subscribed BY
the Pioneer Association, OF Astoria, ou
condition that like amount be raised
At walla walla for the purpose Of i'm
proving the grounds where the dust Of
Whitman and his fellow martyrs rest.
Professor Lyman ooutemplates found
ing an archaeological and historical
museum. A very important part Of
such 4 collection would be old letter
and papers from the pioneer epoch.
Idaho.
The new hospital At wardner 10 com
pleted.
Boise has carried her proposition 4
issue bonds for the purpose Of building
sidewalkS
There 10 body Of One cedar timbel
| in the valley Of the Upper Clearwatel
| in the Mes Perce reservation. which
has lust been thrown open to settle
ment
A large nrst.class hotel 10 10 b
erected 81 Kayssrvills BY Henry Kay
ssr. he also intends to put in q we'll
equipped stage line and In tho sprinl
he viii build q railroad from Halle.
10 Ksvserville
The navigation Of the Clearwater ul
10 the junction Of the Middle and Soutl
Fork 10 now an assured thing. Ar
ticlss Of incorporation were dled viii
The county auditor Of Mes Peroe count.
last week for tho Clearwater NaviEa
tcu Company. Their nrst vessel vii
bs in operation in the early spring
and will probably b built at Cclilo
The capital stock 10 es5,o In -
sharss Of 600 each.
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Abandonment Of Agrtcaitars.
philadelphia nmes.l

The fact that agriculture il in pro-
cess Of gradual Abandonment in Great
Britain may account in part for the
great increase in imnisation from that
country, the number Of arrivals since
August aggregating aSs. 900. 1t evi.
IDENTIFY does not pay the British farmer
to raise wheat ON high.priced British
land. The next problem h 70 make
this land profitable in some other way.
The decline in wheat acreage this year
10 20 per cent less than 1894. This in.
dictates that upwards If 200. 900 acres
Of land have failed Of cultivation be.
cause agriculture no longer pays.
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The new building Of The reform
SCHOOL q Nilss City d slmoss couplst.
a. Noee q ~ work was done b
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TIE Cuban IneurrectiOn.
New York TimeA.

There seems to be no doubt that the
patriot army in Cuba has been re-en.
forced. Almost fifty men from some
where or other, possibly from America.
have landed on the island and enrolled
themselves under the standard Of re-
volt This, Of course. will force the
royalists TO import at least so. 900 more
conscripts, and will delay active opera.
tions on the part Of Campos even
longer than the recent thunder shower
did. II does seem as IL the extermi.
mating would never begin.
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On the Road 70 Bankruptcy.
New York eun.l

Ridiculous 90 e sounds Tor the
United States at this period Of their ex.
isteuce, We are ON the straight road 10
bankruptcy. The situation 10 such
that with congress In Republican con.
troll. . president Of the opposition must
accept the revenue bill which IL laid
before him. There 10 deficiency in the
national revenue. and we must havs
money. Il q Q condition which con,
fronts q, nos theory.
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Protection for the Negro.
Minneapolis Tribuue.l

The supreme court Of Kentucky has
decided that negroes are entitled to
protection from intrusion BY white peo.
pie into the separate cars set apart for
their use, and q colored woman recent.
" recovered damages from . railroad
company because the conductor per-
mitted white man 10 enter the colored
coach 70 speak to an old friend. While
In the car the white man insulted .
colored woman. hence the suit
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Lord Sholto Douglas.
Itndianoplis Journal.l

When Lord Shofto Douglas married
q California variety actress IL was ex.
planned that the bride was descended
through her mother from the British
nobility, and ives, therefore, her hus.
bands equal. The coarseness and vul.
earity displayed BY the mother in her
threat to publicly horsewhip her son.in.
law 70 10 sustain the claima
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
NOTES AID OPINIONS.

a dispatch from Vienna states that
quiet Is being restored in Turkey and
the Sultan will probably give way on
the frman question.
Belgium has refused to surrender
FAIRY Russell, the postonlce robber.
who broke out OF the Ludlow street jail,
New York to the United States uuthcri-
ties
The Washington Post notes that Sen
ator Shcrman's memoirs are singularly
silent with regard to what he knows
about one eminent Republican states
man,-iaiiza Pinllston-remarks the
Charleston News and Courier.
The Washington Star remarks that
this Is the time for men who make q
BUSINESS of doing that kind of thing to
studiousy guess what Congress vii!
DO with view to claiming the entire
credit for 1t when 1t is accomplished.
The Cgarina has recently issued an
edict forbidding the ladies of her court
to smoke IN her presence or even TO
come near her with the odor of to-
paccu about them. The advanced
woman must be very much advanced
in Russia, says the Philadelphia Led
ger.
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FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE
sSy UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Every true Eirginian must feel deep
~ the loss which the State and ma
tlon has sustained In the destruction
OF the University, from whose doors so
many brilliant mon from all parts
of the country have gone forth; and
it should be u labor of love for all
who feel an interest In its future to do
what they can towards restoring 1t
to It's position of usefulness. To this
end the. ladies Of Norfolk have under
taken an entertainment, which 1t Is
hoped will add something to the fund
already raised here. This will be In
the form OF concert, to be given De-
ccmbcr the Esd, participated in by the
best musical talent of the city, who
have kindly volunteered their services
and in addition. Mr.. Polk Miller, of
Richmond. has kindly offered to assist
This Is sufficient guarantee that all
who attend will be amply repaid and
we bespeak for this occasion such an
attendance as the performance. as well
az the object for which 1t is given,
assures.
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a GREAT TI.ISa FOR THE SOUTH

1t would be great thing. remarks
the Philadelphia Ledger. for the At
lantic States, North as well as South,
IL the main tide OF interstate immigra-
ton, which has been flowing westward
SO long. would set Southwark.
Continuing, our contemporary says
that during the past year or two sew
cral organized movements have been
made by people in the Northwestern
States to form colonies in the South
as yet the enterprises art not old enough
TO demonstrate their success or want
of success, but there must be encour-
agcment for the scheme, MS still m
other colony is reported TO be on It's
way from various places In Michigan.
Iowa, and Nebraska 10 u tract OF land
In Eastern Virginia, not far from an
other tract which was colonized by n
number of Scandinavian families last
week. These movemnts indicate. says
the Ledger that Northern sentiment
with regard to living in the South has
changed and that tho fertile lands
and balmy climate, which have been SO
loEg neglected In favor of the less at
tractivc, but apparently more desirable
homcstcads of the West and Nca.th-
west, are now TO be settled upon and
| developed.
Thu Nirgnlan is glad to see these ex-
pressions from such paper as the
Philadelphia Ledger and hopes to sec
more of them. Expressions such as tho
above have their weight and whenever
made are hound 10 attract attention.
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'.s',t1EsNEyv n.<TrL EssIIrs.

L - j s. !.
sssgg lnian is Of the opinion TINT
saSt hrS Of the Navy will see TO
HE Newport News shipbuilding
oek Company Will be award
ssGIspntTacts for building the two new
aHips, which they ere entitled to
son OF being the lowest bidders.
not conceive that he will do other
lis but proper. however, that
the Virginia yard. should ex-
ElEI the influence possible to guard
ny other result. The action of
Ssfniness Mems Association last
lesSasSin the proper spirit. and it
Ell that the Virginia members of
sasSWill make 1t their duty to Sc
astIce In this matter. Norfolk
Newport News.
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PERSONALS.

When in the best of health Lord
Rosehcry seldom sleeps more than five
hours out of the twenty-four
II is said that two of MIR. F.disons
children are called Dot" and Dash
after the Morse alphabet characters
y football kicked in front of twelve
year-o!a Florence L'IIommedicu's BIZ
cycle in Brooklyn threw her off and
killed her.
Mrs. Eli Job Jackson died al Char
iioltesri!le, Va, last week at the au-
thenticated age of 100 years s n,cnths
and days.
William l.. Gladstone. his son Her
pert says, is in such vigorous healt',
that nc threatens to chop down some
more cherry trees. He il reversing
George Washington's record
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Z" Lafferty's
Complete Flour"
The Color is a bril-
liant white. Nutty
aVor=-appctiZing.

4 1t has NO woody fiber, bran,
Y in it. II makes beautiful bread.
9 It is very rich, near 500 times
a the best -four in the elements
= that rourish the BRAIN, The
q DIGESTIVE FLUIDS, the
4 TEETH and BONES. Consti.
Z ton, brain fatigue, indigestion,
3 irritable stomach and dyspep-
Z STA. caused by underfcd and
y starved organisms, are cured
o by the simple and sensiblblc
! process OF supplying the needed
Y nourishment to BRAIN NERVE
a BILE, BONE. The healthy
: ought 10 use it TO escape these
q diseases. 1t has been tested nv
4 official analysis ard by use.
4 We have heaps on heaps OF let
o ca@.s. y lot OF Complete Flour
a knowledge mailed on request.
Complete Flour, Is; sold in bags
4 and barrels. ., Ask yoar grocer for
\ DIR. Hunter Mcclure, Richmond.
4 HARD no ovERESrIMATE."
! Ear sale by
Y 'E'nyior & Loyal. Sorrnik, VA.
"a J. H. EfriSgS. G0rfUiIS. Va
= !.:t. Dndt"y. NorioIk. vn.
A j; =. anrc. HoTioEk. sn.
q. W. tsa"Sins a. Co.. Ports.
DnHGhcrty d irurtinuel,. Eorf..
4 mouth. Va.
The white nnd sydnor Co.,
~ - ~ ~
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5 iasI Ys!srtouLpN,g TIGEY.

writing in the New
slin of the proposed Union-Con
sessoldlers' celebration and parade
sSsyork on the fourth of July next,
General Benjamin Harrison and
slJrhn3B. Gordon. General Scho-
Iafl& General Lonsstreet, General
ssse and General Averill, riding
the head OF the column,
3sfSgds q spectacle which will be
Eject Of song and story for gen
sSes TO come. 1t will be splen-
snperb trophy to the perpet-
epnblican government" This
true and why should not a
nSIne such as is here outlined be
es'SSSHtt2 The war is over, and @
1 of Sthe kind indicated will
f deal of good although a few
aflSSssao are constantly referring
6FeIes may not think SO.