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The Lamar register., 1895-11-16
fornia IN the palmiesi DAYS O the Ar


gonauts.
Shrewdiy he made a conquest Of SIR
Edgar Vincent sir Edgar and Barney
became financial bosom friends. Sir
Edgar gave she pl1nger position, which
he never had In spite OF bis fortune
Bsrna;o bad been biackhailed al the
London clubs. The rich turf set cut
him. in spite Of his heavy support OF
races and his fne string OF Aorses.
Sir Edgar made sure first Of all that
Barnato and his South African enter
prises were ''safa. He went out to
South Africa with Parney as Barney's
guest. and was accompanies - his
wife. the beautiful Lady Helen Dams
combe. sister OF the Duchess OF Lcin-
ster. What Sir Edgar saw In Africa
convinced him. He took up Barnato
gave hfEn financial and social prestige
not In London, but IN Paris, and by
clever naneuveriux secured for him
the ear OF the great Partisan fnaneiers
and boosted him forward in Partisan
society. Sir Edgar now shares with
him the title OF -Ring OF the Kaf:srs-" +"
Barnato's latest coup vas the eFea-
lion OF the .sBarnato Bank. Mining and
Estate Corporation. Limited" II
needed no prospectus. the mob were
oniy too eager 20 tutnhle over each other
getting -on the inside By the mere
stroke Of a pen BarnAio created an
enormous capital out of nothing
The nominal capital Of this hank was
e .s00. 600. The shares Eere II each.
and on the morning OF the issue there
-ere /. 500 brokers. Stth orders 10 bay
hundreds and In some cases Thousands,
OF shares \; the market The shares
opened trora f1Is to fsi1 premium. and
the capital OF the oank Is nov valned
at nearly $500 900. At the last set
tleEne1t. when there was talk about dif-
nealty in carrying over stocks Baruato
announced that he would lena fio.eeo.-
he was Interested
The trading In these shares devel-
oped one OF the most startling scenes
ever Witnessed tn the London market
For n time there vas an almost iEae-
seribabie frenzy. and the shares were
bid ~ 10 more than four tirses their
face value They sabsidei later. bat
the confidence OF the public Is veil at
tested BY the fact that they are stiii
quoted at over three times their face
value.
The blind fAith OF the English people
In this modern Midas upssts ali theo-
ries Of their national conservatism. II
is estimated that no; less than si5e.-
ooo. 900 has been subscribed. a large
part Of II by small investors. In the
schemes and enterprises OF the piansleis
Barney.
( He was and Is to-day the speculative
foe OF Cecil Rhodes. ana resembles the
latter in TIE scope Of his enterprises
and nerve Eith which he backs them
Rhodes companies and BarnAto CON-
panies are rivals for the favor Of capt
tai wherever 'sKafars" are qnosed
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na-seIl s4xe D-.- oat-IasTN

Ne" forz sun: Russell Sage vent to
the sub-iTeaslry Friday aad drew Gus
sis.SI5 In crisp neW gresnbacka in ex.
change for treasury checks reprcscni.
iEg interest payments. and before the
occasion FOR his visit became known
there vas speculation as To why he was
there. The attaches OF the sub treasury
say that they never before saw Ar. sage
collect money there personally. Mr..
Sage tucked the bills into an inside
pocket, bHf;oued bis coat tightly over
them and went back to his once.
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r..,h-r-cn,.r., I...nn.

A decided novelty IN the Ssy Of alazo
easing lnvoatioG of a Milwaukee
music dsalsT.-is on exhibltioa IN the
uniyerSlty building. Bxo4away. Astes
several years Of s,nty and experiment
the Inventor hit up0s leather al the
most attractive "a well as The i1os:
durable article for ineasias pianos. The
instrument was baat IN Buffalo. The
color Of leather selected for the ers.
specimen instrument vas a rich black.
handsomely embossed. sisiag The i'm
preston Of exquisite carving Not oniy
does the instrument thus lncasea pre-
seat most attractive and assuIfed ap-
Pearanee but I, has the advantage OF
being sonsthing In aaish that cannot
be raarrsd or spotte4--MnHankse Wis.
eonsin-
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ArrgR EArlNo HAsHEEsH-
rhs Pcsaii.r Msstai ooaait'ee whiah
Came 20 ON. aad All

Came 70 one asd All
During quite a good half hour feif
nothinr in anyway abnormal, but Ehen
the meal vas drawing 10 IT'S close
subtle warmth, which came. as y ~ere,
in gusts to my head and chest, seefned
10 perineafe my body with singular
emotion. says tho Cornhiil Magazine
Later on the conversation around re
reached my understanding. eharged
with droil significance The noise OF
fork tapped against glass struck ny
ears as = most harmonious vieraiion-
The faces of my eompaaiczs ~ere srans-
formed The particH,sr animal type.
which, according 70 LAvAtRr, - the
basis Of every human eounlenanee. ap-
pesred 20 ne strtkinEfy clear. Ny right
hand neighhsr became an eagle. sF
on my left grew Into an owl. with fuli
proiectlng ,yes. Immediately In front
Of me the man Sas lion. while the
doctor hiuaseis u1s aetanorphoeed
into a fox But the most sxtranrdinaTr
circumstance EaA thar read, or seemed
TO read. their tbSaEhts ase gcnetrnie
The depth Of their inteiliEeRcs as easily
as ono deciPhers 4 page priRisa IN
large type. Ike "a sxpsTiescet parcE-
oloEist ! could Indicate accurately ths
nasare OF their sentiments; IN ihis
analysis discovered af5nities and eon-
,rastz which would have escaped enc
IN = normal state. osicr;s around me
seemed little b. iittle 10 el0ghe then
selves In fantastic Ea7b, the arsbesgneS
on the walls royeaisa themselves 70 me
10 rich rhymes % attractive pcssy.
sometimes EneiAnehoiy bot uore Ecrsr-
ally ristng 70 an exaggerated iyrisra
or to irsRscenaent baHaoasfy- Ths
porcelain vases. the botil,s. the sisaes
sparkling ou the tshie-sii took The
most laaIerous forms AZ tho sane fins
felt creeping all Aroana the rxsioa
OF my heart a tieSiiag pressure. 10
squeeze out. zs II were. with Ecniie
forcc. n laugh uhich burst forth vita
noisy violence Ny neiEhbors. too.
seemed subjected 70 al tdsatieSl In
Hueaee. Tor / saw their faces unfold
like peonies-vietims Of hois,eroas
hIIArity. heldizE their sides and roIsiuk
about fruua right 10 icf,. their eoante-
nanoes swollen like TitAES Ny voice
seemed to have gained considerable
strength. for whSa I spoke Il wss as
n II were disrhsrEc Of eannsn. ana
long after aEd uttered a sentence I
heard In my h-aia the Feverh4rptiaa. as
it were, Of distant thundsr
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TO Re-tore ni.sehed Losl.

Many poor victim OF dyed hair
would be happy to know how to bring
back the natural color after having
been an artificial blonde or brunette.
Dr. NORM gives them the following re-
eeipt. the ingredients mixed In equal
parts;
Alcohol Of roses.
OIL of bitter almonds.
Tincture Of eantharides.
Tincture Of Boston Traveller.
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Is A 100000, ,OOO-AIRE.
EXTRAORDINARY RISE OF BAR
NEY RARNATo.
An England Bays Ht. steeks-ouee =
Street Fskir and Circus Performer.
He Has Made Mrnioas IN south ART
cas- srinins Boom

Is name Is Barney
-Barney Barnatc
and he is one Of
the very richest
money kings in
The world. Bar
nato Is the Kamr
bonanza king. and
his fortune to-day
is estimated at
$500. 600 oeo. That 5
the agure to-day
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rse Suggestive.

I'VE don't buy our meat at Dicker.s
any more"
why not -
He has horseshoe nailed over his
stall. Detroit Free Press.
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An good men don't make good hus.
bands.
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t4ood's elIIs caFs a. areT . :.
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become blis5
We had % -.
her In a darE
room
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-10-02
Got 1t DONn Fine,

The money troubles originate in
the business character OF the demo-
cratic party, which is dcplorably bad
ill the inability of the democratic
leaders to understand or to execute
business in a WOrkmanlke way.
They knocked down our industries
with tariff threats based on a half
civilized platform Of brutal and barba
rous declarations. The war Of the
ignorant, the bumptious, the pre-
sumptious on the tariff was .thc be
ginning of hard times: and the era
Of Dcttcrmcnt daWncd only when tul
democratic congress died. and tho
next house was notorously. cnor.
mouslN republican, while the senate
whatever else may be said of it, i
known to be opposed to thcs admins
trati0n. There will have to be moro
bonds issued, and the democratic
party will largely rcpudiatc the dem
ocratic administration for not rcpu
dating its obligations when in ex
trcmity to save the public credit
and with q general yell charge tn
catastrophe to the republicans. Th'
remedy for the existing trcasur.
troubles is a .cpublican president ant
congress. Republicans know TIN
country has grown since the days 0
Pierce and Buchanan, and they hav
grown with it, and can administer t.
its affairs with competency, and the,
have the only party in the countr
that can do tlat.-Brooklyn Standar
| TuiOn
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-10-02
Accident in the Park.

Livingston, Sept. 25.-Word was
received here today that W. A. Bah
cock, Of Cleveland, O., was killed on
the 23rd inst. at the head sof Slough
creek BabcOck left here nine days
ago with a party Of Cleveland gentle
men on a six weeks hunting trip. 1t
seems the party came to the edge OF
Scale rocks Monday, and all dis
mounted except Babcock, whose
horse slipped and fell, both going
over a precipice, the horse landing
on Babcock's chest. He lived two
hours after the accident. His body
was brought to Mammoth Hot Springs
today, having been carried 40 miles
on a pack horse. The remains will
leave for Cleveland in the morning
Babcock was a member of the vel
known firm Of BabcOcl s. Bishop
manufacturers at Cleveland.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-10-02
DURING THE WEEK.

Every business house in Tiosa, In
dian, was destroyed by fire.
Sir Herbert Murray has been APP
pointed governor OF Newfoundland.
In protecting the umpire in a base
bali game at Pittsburg from mob,
John Martin cracked John Jordan's
head with bat, killing him.
The New York democrats have a
row in their state convention. The
state democracy of New York city
were turned down for Tammany hall,
and their delegates walked out.
A big forest fire has done great
damage in the county Of Athabasca
Quebec, 1t destroyed hundreds Of
farm houses, completely wiped out
the village of Brawit Mills, and ever
cattle were burned in the fields.
G. C. Smith, owner of the Hope
townsite, Idaho, shot and instantl,
killed a Chinaman. The Chinama1
refused to pay rent, and was abou
to brain Smith with hatchet whel
the latter shot him through tn
head.
In the series of races for the chal
lenge cup offered by the SeWanhak;,
Corinthian yacht club, for half raters
the British boat, Spruce w., bea
the American boat, Ethel Wyne, til
best two out of three, losing the frs
race and winning the other, two.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-10-02
Deer Lodge is a Great Town.

Under Sheriff Martin has proven
himself a hunter Of no mean rcputa-
tion. Arriving at the Jail yesterday
morning he lighted a cigar and was
enjoying it as usual, when he caught
sight Of an object resembling a bear
up in one OF the cottnnN1Ld trees
that line the court house on the
west. Further examination proved
it to be large lynx, and when being
eyed by several parties who were
soon attracted there by the unusual
movements Of the genial under
sheriff. would snarl and show a set of
faultlcSs teeth, his eyes swapping
ticrccly. Martin, feeling that some
thing must be done to insure the
safety Of the community, went to
the office, selected the most trustV
rifle in the collection Of the sheriff. s
Office and returned. lis aim was
good, for one shot between the eyes
did the work. The intruder fell te
the gronnd in a heap, but VIC may
and that there were no spectators
present when the lynx hit the ground
They either had no faith in Martins
workmanship or thought the lynn
was jumping out of tho tree for ;
fight.
The fact Of such animals attempt
ing to make camp in the court house
yard causes good deal of comment
but it was there just the same, hay
ing probably come down the creek or
an outing and remained out too late
as many men and beasts often do
| Silver Statc
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TO Encourage the Seattle Builder.

Washington, Sept. 24.-Sccrctary
Herbert has ordered Chief Engineer
Wilson to proceed from the Mare
Island navy yard to Seattle, Wash,
to examine the plant Of Morgan Bros.
who submitted bid for the con-
structivn of one Of three new torpe-
do boats, with view Of asccrtaining
their ability to do the work. The
bid Of Morgan Bros. was Sl63,3jo,
about SIS, 900 above t'he lowest bid,
which was submitted by the HERES
hotls, but as the secretary may cX'
crcse his discretion in making
awards, it is assumed that he vii
give effect to the intention of con
gress, and encourage the develop
znent Of new ship building plants by
awarding one contract to a western
firm. At the figures specified in the
bids Of Morgan Bros. and lIerreshotf:
the aggregate cost Of the three YES
sells, if one be awarded the Morgans
will be S45l 900 which will leave
S74. 900 for ordnance for them.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-10-02
4 REMINDER OF CUSTER.
Dated on the Day Of the Terrible Indian
Massacre.

Bismark, N. D., Sept. 23.-The
tragic death Of General Custer and
his gallant men at the hands of the
Sioux Indians in the massacre Of the
Little Big horn was recalled here
this week by the forwarding to Mrs.
Custer of Il check for 81, 800, drawn
to the order Of General George A.
Custer in 1876. The check is dated
June 25, and is signed by r, l..
Smith, at that time assistant pay
master Of the army. 1t was on Jur G
25th, 1876. that the massacre took
place. The check is still unpaid, and
soilcd and tattcrct though it be, it
constitutes a valid claim against the
government for the amount repre-
scntcd upon It's face, which IS no
doubt intended as part payment Of
General Clusters salary as an officer
OF the United States army.
Whore the check has been all these
years no ono knows, least Of all Mitif-
acl Francis, who found it here last
February, and who has retained it in
his possession until now. When
Francis picked up the BIT Of paper it
was almost as lcgiblc as when it was
drawn, but three heavy crcascs in it
showed that it had been worn
through. The parts were joined to-
gctlcr by narrow strips Of paper
pasted on the back, and the edges
were somewhat soilcd, as though the
paper had at one time been dropped
in the mud.
No endorsement appears on the
back of the check, and the face shows
no mark Of cancellation stamp, dem
on5trating that the check had never
been presented for payment, Tho
check was no dOnbt forwarded to tho
northwest before the news of tho
Custer massacre reached Washing.
ton. Had it reached those in charge
Of the dead soldiers effects, it would
have been sent back at once, in order
that one payable to the heirs coulC
have been scnti its place. It has
evidently been under shelter some
where, and the chances arc that i
was lost last; February and swept ou
into the street, where it was fount
BY Mr. Francis.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-10-02
Fight With Indians.

Hcrmosillo, Mexico, Sept. 25.-In-
formation reaches here Of a fight be-
tween a scouting party of ranchmcn
and 20 Yaqui Indians in the noun
tains southwest Of here. The Indians
have burned a number of ranch build
ings and run off the stock. a hand
to-hand conflict resulted in the kill
ing of five Indians and wounding o
several others. Three ranchmcr
were killed and five wounded. In the
1Yaqui river valley, in the southern
part of the Mexican state Of Sonora
General Tiburico Olero, a retired
officer of the Mexican army, was at
tackled by Yaqui Indians and sevcrcl
wounded.
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-
S1iA i the Butte & Boston.

Butte, Sept. 26.-The Anaconda
Mining company began a suit today
against the Butte & Boston Mining
company for the west 250 feet OF the
Bell claim. The workmen on the
High Ore broke into portion Of the
Grey Rock workings, and the claim
made by the Nsiaco'- da people that
the Grey Rock owners were on the
Boil ground In the suit filed the
Anaconda company claims that the
Butte & Boston people have worked
25O feet east Of the end line Of the
Grey Rock mine, and an injunction
to prevent them from working that
portion Of the ground is applied for.
The ore in that part of the mine ,is
very rich and it is likely that there
will be another long suit in the
courts to determine which Of the
companies is at fault.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-10-02
Japan May Try For The Cup.

"We want the Americas cup. We
believe that the Japanese can build
and man a yacht that will outsail
Americas Vigilants and Defenders.
This is one Of the current topics in
Japan"
This is translated, in>substance,
from letter which was recently re-
ceised from Mr.. Sato, a we'll known
marine architect, whose fat&1er is the
owner Of many coast steamships hail"
ing from osaka.
And Mr.. Sato knows what he Is
talking about. He spent many years
in America England, Scotland and
France, which time was devoted to
the study of marine architecture.
Soon after his return te Osoka, Mr..
Sato took charge Of the yards of the
Osaka ship building company. One
Of his most noteworthy performances
was the designing and building of:,A
truly wonderful craft, the Konafna
which means '.Littlc Waves" Ko-
nami was built for Mr.. Omiwa, q
we'll known banker Of Osaka, who Is
an enthusiastic ans sjibcral patron OF
yachting.
The Konami, which was then q
sloop yacht, or single stickcr, proved
her speedy qualities at once. Prize
after prize she won, and with %'t:ndm
the popular name of ''Kuscn", which
may be. Translated as sky ship, or bal
loon, for in every race the Konami
flew away ahead Of the other yachts.
The Konami is neither gfaccfnl
nor fine looking. Above her water
linc she looks more like a Zig whale
boat than anything else. She IS
built on a combination OF ideas takeii
from modern boats and from the
Bungo style Of sampan.
The measurements Of the Konatni
are about as follows: Length OVER
; all, 81 feet water line; beam, 16 feet,
6 inches: drsught, 9 feet, inches;
full length of mast. GO feet.
1t is possible and even probable
that the fast sailing yacht, Newest
Japan, while built on modern west
; ern ideas, will have many traces OF
the sampan in her lines.
If such a craft comes over to
, American waters tc' contest for our
Yankee supremacy, look out for her!
} 1t will be necessary to scour your
Defenders and your Vigilants into
the brightest condition.-Advcrtiser.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-10-02
How Canada Was Named.

Mere is an account Of how Canada
obtained it's name, which was copied
several years ago from a book in the
library of Sir eastman GZouskv, To
rOntO:
''Thc origin of the name Canada is
curious enough, The Spaniards
visited the country previous to the
French, and made particular searches
for gold and silver; and finding none,
they often said 'aqui NADIA (thcrc is
nothing hcre,) After the departure
Of the Spaniards the French arrived,
and the Indians, who wanted none OF
their company, suppoSlnS they were
also Spaniards come on the same
crrand, and were anxious to inform
them that their labor was lost BY
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-10-02
Bucklcn's .irnica SaIVc.

The best salvc in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum,
fever sores, tcttcr, chappcd hands.
chilblains, corns, and all skin crup.
tions, and positively cures piles, or nc
pay required. It is guaranteed tc
give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded Price 25 cents per box
For sale by j. d. Miscr.'
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strike is brewing on the Wabash rail
road which, threatens to tie up the
entire system from Toledo to Kansas
City on account Of the discharge Of
union men on one pretext or another.
The Northern, Pacific receivers have
rendered their resignation to Judge
Jenkins at Milwaukee, claiming that
they cannot administer their trust
with justice to all when subject to
instructions from two different
courts.
1t is discovered that counterfeit
money has been made in Kentucky
penitentiary. The warden says he
took from Convict billiard Of Gait
lcttsburg {; quantity Of the stuff.
The denominations are nickels, dimes
and quarters.
The widow of Gen George Crook,
the famous Indian fighter, died at her
country place, Crook Crest, at Oak
land, Md. Mrs. Crook was Miss
Mary Daily before her marriage to
Gen Crook. The general died in
Chicago four years ago.
A dispatch from Java reports that
a rebellion has broken out among the
natives Of the Portuguese portion Of
the island Of Timer. Troops sent to
quell the insurrection were rcpulscd
and the secretary and three agents
of the government killed.
A special from Cheyenne says: a
verdict Of murder in the first degree
was returned against e. S. Croclcr
one Of the most prominent stock
owners in Wyoming, who has been or
trial for two weeks at Evanston
charged with the murder Of his part
ncr, Harry Booth.
The a. P. A. lodges Of Nashville
Tenn, held meetings and selected ;
ticket for mayor and ten members OF
the city council. They will rur
their candidates Independently. This
will result in three tickets, demo
cratic, republican and q. P. A
The order is quito strong in this city
The United States government i
now able to blow out Of water ut ;
days notice a whole hostile fleet tina
[ might attempt to enter the Colder
Gate. The battery Of big pncumati
!, dynamite guns ordered for the de
i fense Of this port a year or NOR
ago, has been advanced so far towar
| completion that two of the gun
; could be effectively fired with onl
| twenty-four hours preparation.
"A special from Berlin says: Th
+ Kreuz Zeitung declares that tn
: Franco Russian alliance has now be
D come political factor Of the frs
k Importance. At any moment, wal
$ which up to the present time ha
c been avoided only by miracle, ma
k break out. The signal for hostilltie
will, however, declares, the Krcu
f Zeitung, be given from Paris, ne
: from St. Petersburg, where the wal
< of q firm hand in the government
y everywhere apparent.
/. 1t is announced, that with tt
Is sanction Of the cZar, Russian bar
L with very large capital will be opcnc
for business soon at Pckin with
: branch at Shanghai. Some Of tt
y most prominent merchants and final
" cicrs in Russia are interested in tt
+ schcme,O which has been secret
!. canyasscd. The charter has ju
! been issued. This enterprise
+ another Indication Of Russia's dctc
" mination to WreSt the commercial
lc we'll as the political supremacy in tt
,r far east,from England.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-10-02
NOTICE
Onicc of County Clerk Of Ravalli
County, Montana.
Stcvensville, Sept. Is, 1895.

county, montana.
Stcvensville, Sept. Is, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the
board Of county commissioners OF
Ravall county, Montana, will meet
in special session at II o'clock a. N.
on Monday, Oct. 7th, 1895, at the
office Of the county clerk for the pur-
pose of transactng the following
business;
lst. TO receive bids for the con-
struction Of a bridge across Lost
Horse creek and to award the con-
tract for the same,
End. 10 receive and take action
upon petition Of A. Lundgren, r.. s.
Tincher, ct al to establish a.public
road in district No. 1.
3rd. TO receive and consider re-
port of viewers of the road known as
the Watts road, appointed at the
September session Of the board.
BY order Of the board of county
commissioners. LEW E. WILLIAMS,
(ScaN Clerk.
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tarrying in that country. incessantly
repeated the Spanish phrase, 'aqui
NADIA The French, who knew as
little about the Spanish language as
the Indians, supposed this constantly
recurring sound was the name Of the
country, and gave it the name Of
Canada, which it has borne ever
since. ."-Chicago Record.