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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
BOLIVIA MEANS WAR.
She Refuses to Resume Diplomatic Re-
iations With Peru.

The dispute with Bolivia has assumed a
erious aspect. II is feared that war is in
vitable. Bolivia has put OF indefinitely the
eceiviDg OF the Peruvian minister at la
paz. The Government oi Peru ordered the
Minister 10 return II he had not bsen received
within n specified time A naval squadron
has teen ordered south, while troops have
)een sent TO different points on the Bolivian
rontier.
The trouble ietween Peru aud Bolivia
eally Is over u strip OF sen const which Chile
ook from Peru hnd which Bolivia wants.
The disputes growing on; of that has taken
IN variety OF shapes. The latc't. tho one
which has now become acute, IL ia regard To
An alleged insult TO lBoltVla's national honor.
During tho revolution which ended in the
overthrow Of Cnceres 10y pierola who has
ately been formally elected President OF
Peru. some OF Caceres' troops are said TO have
.rCspassed upon Bolivian territory. perhGI
hey were chased iher" by pietola. Bolivia
has asked for satisfaction and about q month
ago sent an ultmatum to Peru. requiring mn
answer within - hours TO the demand that
Peru apologize aad salute BOLIVIA by dipping
The Peruvian flag on Bolivian soil.
The Bolivian Legation IN Lima was stoned
by mob when this ultimntum was learned.
This news reaching la Pa2 "A mob stoned the
Peruvian Legation there.
Diplomatic communication was sundered,
and things had n warlike look. when Bolivia
modified her demand by agreeing to arbi-
ration. Tho papal Nuncio agreed 10 be
arbitrator. but his ruling was not accepted,
and Bolivia has refused to resume diplomatic
relations by receiving the Peruvian minister.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22

New lort City has invested in
school house property fully S2O,OJO,
zoo. According TO the last official es.
timate made, the value OF school sites
owned by the city was S7,25O,OOO
The school, OF New York are almost
exceptional among those in large
cities of the country for their free.
dom from accident and panic TN.
doubtcdly the close fire cpnne,.iou
has something to do with this. brt the
"iire drill undoubtedly much more.
Within five minutes the largest school
in New York City may be clcnrcl
without confusion, danger or excite
mcnt.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
DROWNED TOGETHER.
Father, Mother. and Two Pretty Dsugh-
ters in Their Teens Went Down.

Father, Mother. and Two Pretty Dsugh-
ters in Their Teens Went Down.
By the ovcflcading Of a small pleasure boat
an entire family was drowned sunday, aud
two families nre In mourning. party OF
farmers rom the neighOorhood of Frankford
and Selbyvlllc Dol. hnd ash fry on Grsy'-
creek, n branch OF the Isle OF WIGHT bay with
bathing fishing aud anus mcnts William
Hudson carried party Of nine out sailing.
and az the party was ubout 10 come back the
women Of the patty jumped. screaming. on
the high side, capsi2iug the little craft. which
was hardly large enough 20 carry five per-
sons
Tho following seven were drowned Will
ian Stosr aged o. years, Philadelphia: Laura
S,orr. his wife, aged 30 ycar- aud his daugh-
tors. ida MAY. a-ed 10. hud Evu. aged a.:
Myrtle stevens aged IL. adaughter OF Joshua
stevens, of sr.hyyilc; Lima Hall, aged lg aud
her sister, Lulu Hal. aged / daughter OF
Elisha Hall of near frankford.
The cHpsZn: occurred within 200 yards OF
the shore. and in water seven feet deep. MIR.
Storr had only one hand. and was blind OF
one eye but was an expert swimmer. lie
succeeded In getting his two daughters on the
bottom Of the boat and was getting his wife.
when tho girls became scared, and slipped of
the boat. and went to their parents, and to-
ge,her the four pershed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22

Professor Francois, French ccono.
mist, in a recent article places the
wealth OF this country at 3l3, 900, OOO, o
600 francs, which is equivalent 10
about $G2, 500, OOO, 00D, and he states
that the value OF all the property IN
England, including money in circua-
tion, is 265, 900, 900, 600 francs, forty.
eight billion less than this couutry's
wealth. The thirG place is given to
France with 22j, 900, 900, 900, and the
fourth to Germany with l6l, ,O)J,-
900, 600. The combined wealth of
Italy, Spain, Russia anl Austro. Hun.
gary is only little larger than that
OF the United States. These figures
agree in the main with those Of Mr..
Mulhall, the English statistician. 1t
seems that this country is financially
stronger than any one country in En-.
rope, and according TO the New York
Worlds figures our banking capital is
about half that of all Europe com.
bined.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
Foreign Notes.

Nihe workmen employed In the Ge1manan
dock Yards at Kiel, fell into the harbdr from
a landing stage and drowned.
Consul sheridan T Read at Iic1 Tsin.
clblcd the state department at Washington.
that cholera had lrOkeu aut at Tien ! bin and
Che'oO
Constantinople adviccs report that Highland
is the only power in favor Of coercing furkey
She is therefore pushing strong squadron
north from Egypt. The other powers oppose
coercion.
according TO Armenian advices maraud-
inr band commanded 10y colonel OF Kurdish
cavalry has plundercd tho village Of Pdseksn.
aud arOh-r band Is said 10 have pluhdrred
the village OF Segurkan.
A dispatch from Tunis says that collision
has taken place near Galetta between q
number o: bnrges loaded with iron and q
f'rrl beat which was crowded with people
Some OF the latters passengers were Killed
aud many were drowned
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
CONDITION OF TRADE
Activity and Good Prices Con tinue in
Iron and Steel Business


II. @. Dunn h Co.. IN their weekly ro..
say; II is bclated season; frozen n.
set everything back. The heavy bns,,.
which ought TO have been done in Mav
June was pushed into July, so that tbe .u 'uu
summer decline due IN July comes In Au.a'..
Back OF all doubts is the fact that tho in'tiN
tries are doing better than anybody CO.,
have expected. The output Of pig iron t,o.
August was $50. .525 tons weekly, or I7e ~.
by another report IN either case close IN ~ ~
largest output In 1898. though surpass cd ~
10000 tons IN the spring OF 1892. lin.,9
stocks are SS,07S tons smaller. the y,a..
steel companies having made purchase. T..
advance oil needs, but the actual consur,H
ton is large, aud prices rise In the face oi,ff
increasing output Bessemer iron Is s4is'.
Pittsburg. aud plates nave advanced Si ,o'
ton. though other prices are In some c.so'
shaded in the east The sales OF woot
6.3l3. GOO pounds domestic and 327J Oon H..
eign this month, against IL $40. $50 dome,,,,
and l.6O2, 800 last year, and II 1858, ,s02 dome,
tic and 4,656,5 foreign In 1892. indica,s
that domestic WOOL IL largely held for snec~
lation at prices about l cent higher tb..
manufacturers feel able to pay. Cron ~
ports modified expectations as to cotton s,d
wheat and cotton spectators have bon.h.
hitting the price iive-siSteenths, whilc wheo,
WIN more evidence OF loss in yield has de-
clined rs cents. August earnings of rop
roads thus far show 3 per cent behind is.,
years. with loss on nearly all classes +,
July the full returns were 10 per cent. ana IT,
June l5.2 per cents. below those Of ise5
Easibound shipments from Chicago for i've
weeks OF August have been sg7I5 ton.
against ", 1,OSs last year. and 100. 1909 In 800
Failures Tor the week have been lgG In tbo
United Stntes ag tinst 22o last year and as /,
Canada against Ij last year.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
BnYinR Gold.

Il has come out that the managers Of the
Jond syndicate have been buyins gold quiet
from sne.ters AZ premium Of OF per
cont. since February, 80 that tho probabilities
Iye that these bankers have "a large amount
Il gold on hand. IL was learned on excellent
authority that the syndicate has been all
along aud is sti.l buying up gold In all direc.
ion AZ II small premium at tho rnte Of S2.-
300 600 or 90, 3,OOO,00O u month. Most OF th!,
las come from Western smeters aud rem
RI. For the nr-t time II become known las,
ruursdaYthat the syndicate on Tuesday de
posted 1900 600 In gold bullion 10 the assay
office aud receive checks for IT, Part Of this
was Ia smeIter's bars and the rest was In bars
Dt assay Office. .Ihis shows that the syndicate
y continuing to accumulate gold. A repre-
sentative Of n Western refinery said that they
must have ~ much rs I'll, 1000. 900 Of gold on
hand.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
SLAUGHTERED BY A BOMB.
Mohammedsn Bulgarians Killed in the
Village of Dospat.

The London Times prints dispatch from
sofia. confirming the report OF the attack 10y
500 Bulearians on the Mohammedan village
OF Dospat. across the Turkish frontier, before
dawn. The later reports received show that
800 houses were burned and 100 people killed.
\ dynamite bomb was thrown from mosque
into = crowd of refugees
Ine times says that the village lies in the
widest rccesses o: the Rhodope mountains
southeast OF Batuk. II Is inhabited hy
Mohammcdan Bulgarians, brave aud war,iGe
ianHtlcs, who hate the Christian Bu sariaus
more than the Turks, ami are therefore likely
TO take n terrible revenge. II IL believed inUt
the attack was arranged by the Macedonian
committee IN order TO provoke fresh atrOclies
and thus ilcensc Europe against Turkey
The bulgarian government has explained
10 the porte In reply to the protest Of that
government, the difficulty OF watching Oh,
frontier because IA large concentration OF
troops would he regarded with suspicion by
Turkey.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
n o Complications to EndanRer the Peace
OF Europe.

OF Europe.
After the House OF Commons reassembled
Thursday. the members were summoned to
ties, aud the queens speech was read by the
lord chancellor, Baron Halsbuty. 1t was as
follows.
My Lords and Gentlemen The communi-
cations which received from foreign powers
assure me o' tho continuance OF their good
will. AN happy 20 say that no information
al complications has arisen in any quarter
calculated TO cndanger the peace OF Europe
The war between China and Japan. which
was In progress ut the opening Of the Inst
session has been brought to "a conclusion by
"A peace which | trust will endure. / ot-
served strict neutrality during the war, aud
have taken no action In respect thereto. cN.
cept such as appeared 10 me likely t. DO
favorable TO n termination OF hostilities.
deeply regret to say that the most afro
cious outrAges upon u body OF English mis-
aionHries are reported from the province Of
Fu-kien, In China In reply to earneat rep
resentations addressed TO tho Chinese gov
eminent by directions, active measures.
which trust will prove most effective aru
being taken for the punishment Of the mur-
dcrs and all persons In any degree respou-
sille for these crimes.
The internal troubles which have broken
Nul lu Nlt AIufHlhlA hitlIlNNH VI AslhHilN I NJ
key have been attended with horrors which
have moved - indignation the Christian
nations Of Europe generally, and my people
especially, My ambassador aud the ambassa-
dors Of the emFeror Of Russia aud the prcsi-
dent Of the French republic. acting together,
have suggested TO the government OF the sui.
tau reforms which, In their opinion. are
necessary to prevent n recurrance OF constant
disorder. These proposals are now being
considered by the Sultan, and am anxiously
awaiting his decision.
The speech concludes with n reference 10
ths incorporation Of Bechunalsnd into Cape
Colony.
The speech to the Commons merely says
that the estimates for the service OF the year
which were not voted al the last session will
he 'aid h"'-en- m and says: AT this season
ot tne earn viii probably be found more
convenient TO defer to another session the
consideration OF any important legislative
measures. except those which are necessary
to provide for tho administrative charges OF
the year
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22

The New York Independent re-
marks: Most people know, or ought
to know, that no such code ns the
blue Laws" was ever enacted. 1t
had no existence except in the mind
of Samuel \. Peters, whose General
History OF Connecticut has been
called "the most INSCRIPTIONS AMI
malicious Of lying narrative" Peters
manufactured these "Blue Laws" as
he did many other astounding state
ments. Some Of the early stat ltes 90
Nvnu,,ucu, were severe but II was
never a legal ofrense there for IL man
TO kiss his wife on Sunday; though
30 much has been said about the blue
Laws that intelligent people some
times act as if they believe there used
10 be complete code of legal inter-
ference with the minutest acts OF per.
sonal liberty. Il only shows how long
"A falsehood will persevcre, if embodied
IN taking worda
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
A Town DESTROYED,

The bark Helen W. Almy has arrived from
Bnar,ari, The vessel has been among the
Marshall and Carolina groups, and while
cruising about tho later islands the town OF
Zap was almost destroyed by hurricane
The boat was at the opposite end OF the group
at the time and escaped the blow. ID. d.
O'Keef one OF the wealthiest traders In the
South seas, is reported to have lost all the
way from $4,000 to $4,000 by tho storm.
His store and dwelling were demolished and
considerable stock WAS killed. O'Keefe is the
owner OF the St. David group OF Islands and
also large interests In Hong Kong.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22

The pabulum of the humorous para.
grapher is gradually undergoing a
change "a oAo by one the old iavorltes
fall ont Of public favor or becomes
thoroughly digostcl. The messenger
boy, who has 80 long served as a rival
20 the snail and the bobtail horse car,
has at last declared his independence.
Boys representing the messenger SER
vice OF four concerns have Just run
great road race on bicycles at Indian
npolis over rough aud hil!y course a
little over fourteen miles in length.
Two Postal telegraph boys won the
first and second prizes in the remark
able time of I3 minutes Never again
can the messenger boy be rated as a
slow poke. This time. considering
the age OF the riders and the character
OF the course, was pronounced by ex.
perts who witnessed the race as almost
phenomenal, and the twentieth cen.
fury humorist will be obliged to look
elsewhere than in the ranks of the
message carriers fora synonym for all
that is slow.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
Tho Boston Wool Market.

The business In the wool trade this week
na been comparatively dull, which was
naurally to be expected, rs manufacturers
hse purchased large amount Of wool
iting the past two months aud are In better
petition now TO await events. The toae OF
ia market. however. ID firm, and operators
40 looking for u quiet market for the next
IvD months The following are the quota
ias for leading descriptions; Ohio and
Pennsylvania ileeces. Y and above, l7DlSc;
a. and above, ls@ ice; No. comDinH, 23c;
n, 2 coulbing. 23; delaine. 21M2l l-2c.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
An Oil Fire.

The explosion OF still OF bonsine at the
at the Peerless OH Refinery at Flndlay. O..
caused serious fire. and resulted In the
prohntIy iatal injury OF two employees, Will
IAN Adams and William Brnnlhnd Tn, mon
were covered with the burning oil and badly
burned on hrnds faces and backs, from
wlich the flesh peeled of. The explosion of
tn still spread fire over 10 acres Of ground
hnh ulldlnIs Tank after tank caught from
th' heat. and thousands Of barrels were con
sumUd
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
InfLnN of Jnnnnese.

The bureau o! Immigration has Information
that a company mas been formed IN Japan
Tor tho purpose Of sending Japanese lauuscrs
TO this country under contract ComuIs-.Oa-
er General stump, IN speaking OF the master,
said as yet the bureau had no positive knuw.-
edge on the subject, eut WAS inclined To- sIyo
credenseto the rumOr. Up TO this time ouiy
comparatively few japanese had como iuto
the country, but has Information was OF such
character that II could not be ignored and
all immigration agents everywhere, especially
IN tho Northwest, would DO put on their
guard.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
Eight Men Killed.

terrible explosion occurred at MehalTey
"a, near the Philadelphia Il Reading rail
road, In which eight Italians lost their lives.
AMI ton were seriously injured. The men
were preparing large quantity OF dynamite
ioi blasting purposes, when, from some un-
known cause u premature explosion occurred.
In' eisht men were Killed instantly. their re-
mons being scattered for n long distance
from the terrible force. They were all fright
fully mangled.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
Negroes VIII organi2e.

John q. Jones. the coored lawyer OF Chi
cago, and other prominent members OF his
race. issued a call for n State convention of
colored men TO meet in Springfield. H.. Sep-
tember "a 10 organize n State League to pro-
tect and promote the best interests OF tho col
ored people OF Illinois. Each city and town
Is request' d 10 send two delegates. This Is
an outgrowth OF the Spring Valley riots.
She.i9 Clark. Of Princeton. arrested over
80 OF the men who ran the negroes out of the
village. He was assisted in the work by rs
armed deputies.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
Crathie Was to Blanc.

The admiralty court in the case OF the
North German Lloyds Steamship company
against tne owners OF tho British steamer
Crathie. by which vessel the compauy's
steamer ElUe was sunk OIL Lowes,ou. lug
land, In January last, found for ths steam
ship company, aud held that Mate Craig Oi
the Crathe, was guilty OF quitting the bridge
OF his ship before the collision without Il ie-
quate reason. The chief officer Of the watch
OF the Elbe was censured also for neSIect.ng
to shi III his helm aud use his steam signals
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
Built Over "A Well.

The cause OF the collapse OF tho Irelanf
building in New York, in which fifteen lives
wee lost, came TO light when the workmen
engaged IN clearing away the debris In the
cellar uncovered an old fashioned well under
the foundation. 1t was situated directly
under the central pillar OF the structure, the
undermining OF which precipitated the dis
aspr. The well was only eighteen inches
beow the concrete base on which the pillar
reEed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
Wonderful Gold Discovery.

party OF prospectors who have Just re-
tuned to Sau Francisco, on the steamer
9lden Gate alter IA long tour OF inyestga.
tin In the Aleutian islands, apnouucs tuat
tr'y have found the richest gold deposits III
tb world. They refuse to locate thor dis
ceery definitely, Gut 1t ~ said to De o. a
stall Island just south OF Kodiak island. III;
oh Is said 10 DO so rich that II can be euI
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22

According 90 DR.. Paul GARNER,
Chief Medical Officer Of the Partisan
Prefecture of Police, lunacy has in
creased thirty per cent. in Paris dur.
ing the last sixteen years. The rela-
tIon OF this increase to the increase in
population during the same time does
not appear.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
A DESPARAD0 LYNCHED.
He Was in Florida Prison for the Muir
der Of Three Men.

der OF Three Men.
Samue. Lewis, murderer Of three men, was
,aken from jail at Juno. Fla, by II mob OF
masked men and lynched.
When the mob demanded Lewis, the taller
said they could have him If they would harm
40 one else, TO which they consented. A the
door was opened n negro deputy ran out.
Some one ired missing. him and killing Gus
tavo Kaiser. the jailer The mob continued
firing AT tue negro. but he escaped. Four
men, then entered the jail and took Lewis,
who begged pitifuIly for his life, to
telegraph pole, where he was hanged, after
which the body was riddled with bullets.
LOWS shot and killed John Hlghsmith. ex-
tax collector Of Dade county, and his brother
in-law, George Davis, In cold blood. Lewis
escaped, but posse caught him August 10.
In arresting hln. Lewis shot aud killed
Deputy Couaty Clerk McGregor. Lewis Is
said TO have killei i've men before.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22

The conference OF the silver leaders in
Washington was concluded Thursday. The
resolutions adopted declared for tke fres
coinage OF silver and arraign the admins
uaiion for Its recent bond contract. Speech
es were made by Senator Daniel, OF Virginia.
Congressman O'Neil. OF Missouri, Fithlan OF
Illinois Livingston OF Georgia, and Col.
Casey Young OF Memphis Senator Jones OF
Arkansas, presided over the conference, and
there were present three United States sena.
tors and seven members OF congress.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
Mormons n MARYLAND.

A band OF Mormon elders have struck the
section about Cumberland aud will hold
conference In the lower part OF the county
September / and 2. Every year the Nor
mons visit that locality and try 10 induce
young girls to join the church and accom-
pany them TO Utah. They are sometimes
successful
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
New wom,n" is plsttllins Whisky

The new woman" has broken out in An.
otuer way In Georgia says an. Atlanta d0s.
patch. This time she comes to the iron, ne n
di-tilier. woman In Jasper county and
another IN Cherokee have boen granted ,hs
necessary Government license to enable then,
To establish registered distilleries from which
TO make peach brandy. These are the nt,,
cases OF women distillers who appear on 'ho
books OF the revenue department.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
Suicide OF a Millionaire.

dward Miller Cameron, president Of the
kbwn In New York business circles, died at
Mt Islip, N. Y, Sunday evening from u
bdet wound In his heart. inflicted by him
Sc Though very wealthy he lost heavily
ding the panic year ago, but Il Is under
spd leaves an estate OF 81 100000. He was
aember OF the Manhattan and New York
chs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
Personnel of Parliament.

A census OF the Parliament just assembled
shows that only 90 out OF 66s are new memb-
ers. As TO occupations l50 are lawyers, "a
are manufacturers, S8 are merchants, 10 pro-
fessors In universities, 81 Journalistic, 70 skill
merchants. .46 army and navy Officers Ia active
service, LAG gentry, peers sons and peers
brothers.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
A Pot on Gold.

While digging foundation in Mobile, Ala,
nyorknian unearihed an old iron cooking
pS which contained 2,9J0.63, consisting, in
~ main, of five ana ten-dollar American
g'd pieces, one ten-iranc gold piece aud u
nlnber Of American thre'-ce pieces. There
al also number Of twenty-five and ffty-
Get pieces OF California gold. made Ia octA-
90 shape. The coin Is we'll preserved, and
btrs date from lS45 10 1854.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22
Two Ra ,ors Bought.

August Belmont has purchased H,ary
Navarro OF Byron Nee etnud uni Dprttn q.
J. W. Rogers. He paid Slj.JDD fIr ilrn-y
NIyarre and = 500 Tor DORIAN. H,uoc. 81.
intend, lie says, 10 race thrm IN EIgu ui
lie proposes to conilne his racing uprso.iUl
to America, hoping 20 e,evi:e the s.al ..flg o.
the tur' here.