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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-08-01
Democratic Doctrine.
National Platform, 1892. I

National Platform, lSJ@.
We hold the use of both gold and
silver as iihe standard money of the
country and to the coinage of both
gold and silver without discrimlna-
ton against either metal or charge
for mintage; but the dollar unit of
coinage of both meals must be of
equal intrinsic and exchangeable
value. or be adjusted by international
agreement or by such safeguards Of
Legislation as shall insure the mainte-
nance of the parity of the two metals
and the equal power Of any dollar at
all times in the market and in the
payment Of debts, and we demand
that all paper currency shall be kept
at par with and redeemable in such
coin.
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For Representative
Hon. Virgil c. Lowry Of Hook
inc.

IN the last two weeks we have been
frequently approached by Democrts
from all parts Of the country on the
subject Of our candidate for Represen-
tative in this district. The unanimous
expression has been Give us Lowry"
Several prominent Democrats of Lo
gan tell us that they have had a like
experience in conver.iug with the
Democrats Of the county.
On our trip to the Ninton County
Fair last week, we found a like senti-
ment existing there for Lowry. We
have not sought these facts with q
view to boom Mr. Lowry as candl-
date for Representative. They haze
sought US. We are not trying to
manufacture sentiment in his favor.
That sentiment already exists. and we
are but giving voice to it. With a
Republican majority of nearly 800
in this District last year, he must
have strong man for a candidate, a
Democrat in whom ability, integrity
and fairness the people have conf
dence. and who is allied with no
clique and faction of his party. Mr..
Lowry fully meets all these rcquir
ments. We know that he has no de.
sire to return to the Legislature, es
pecially the Lower Branch, and thai
to do 50 will lie sacrifice to his busi
ness interests and his cherished desire
to remain in the uninterrupted pursui
of his profession. But these fact:
make him all the stronger with tin
people, 1t is a case of the Office
seeking the man, not the man seekin!
the Office.
| notwithstanding these sacrifice:
which Mr.. Lowry will have to make
to serve his party in the next Legisla
ture he cannot refuse to heed the voice
of his party calling him to duty.
His party especially in Hockin!
county, has claims upon him which h
can no. ignore. When he sought OF
fee in the past, the Democrats of Ole
Hooking stood as sold phalanx be
hind him, and laid at his feet the of
flee of Prosecuting Attorney, an
crowned him with Senatorial honors
Now that his old comrades VIII
stood so faithfully by him in the day
of his victories are rallying in tn
shadow of defeat to regain the ground
which they have lost, let him hee'
their call to lead them in their fight
! Let him step to the front. To re
fuse to do so would be cowardice an,
ingratitude in him, He will not re
fuse. IIeis torgood Democrat. tit
will accept the nomination. We there
fore announce the name of Virgil {
Lowry as candidate for Represents
tive in the Hooking Vintcn Distric
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We'll the Journal Gazette give Us
Phil Rochester's speech at Buchtel
on last Saturday? Did he say the
distress in the Valley is, as Mr.. Sleep
er claims, due to the oppression of
the Hooking Valley Railroad. He
and Sleeper are going in double team
together.
Bro. Mckay has loudly proclaimed
that our distress is owing to the rascal
tiles of the Culver Bank. What does
Mr.. Rochester claim? What did he
say at Buchtel?
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vrn1 ~ y :"
HOOKING SICNTIN EL AUG UST ,o5.

Importance Of economy i'll our public
funds. He is a man of liberal spirit,
charitable in feeling, generous in his
private dealing, and has an open
hand for all the deserving poor, Mr..
Krinn will make an official who will
protect the public and at the same
time carry out in the fullest spirit of
charity, the purposes for which the
Office Of Iniirmary Director is estab-
lishnd.
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OFFICIAL CALL,
And AppOrtiOnment For
The Democratic State
Convention.
Rooms CT the Democratic Central Committee
75Iz South High Street, Columbus. OHIO,
July 2nd, 1895.

AS meeting of the Democratic State Cen
tral Committee held at Columbus. Ohio. on
the - day of June to fix the date and place OF
the State Convention. ii was ordered:
That the date ofsaId Convention ba fixed
for Tuesday and Wednesday August 2jth and
81. 1898.
That the place of meating be Springfield
Ohio.
The District Caucuses will he held on the
afternoon of a ugust 20th. at such an hour
and 1T such places as may be fixed by the
Committee Of Arrangements.
The Convention will meet for Il mporary
organization and To receive the reports OF
the Ill strict meetings at 10 n. m, Aug ST 2lst.
A resolution was adopted by the Com
mittee directing that liz any county where
either the Democratic County Central or EX-
ecutive Committee cannot agree upon any
question affecting the interest OF the party
the member of the Central Committee ior
the district in which such county is situated
he authorized and empowered to cas-: the
deciding vote in such committee.
The ratio Of appointment and representa-
ton in said convention was fixed ut one
delegate for every 800 VOTES, or any fraction
.f $50 or more votes, cast for President nj the
November election in the year lst2 Under
such apportionmentea each county will be en-
Titled TO the following number of delegates:
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CANVASS AND RATIFICATION
u. NJ. " "a NE.
Secretary.
Jnly % I'd.

Mr.. J. G.. kRINN is our Demo
cratic candidate for Infirmary Director
and will have no opposition for his
second term. Mr.. krinn is one of
the substantial farmers of our county.
lie has served one term, and has Civ
en- universal satisfaction to the public,
regardless of party. He comes from
a locality of oar county where the
tax payers live and appreciates the
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A. II. WILSON, EDITOR.
Announcements, 4

Weare authorized Ia unnpunee the 'oilew
Ing nan Il persons sar the ufitccS indiCntr'
subject io The decision a! thA Democratic pri
m 1rN e;yTjion 10 he held saturday August -
is,a
RE"ORnEE.
David NJ. kpnn'e
OF Logan Village,
7. ID. Sloln,
Ward township.
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not as Our candidate, not as the candl-
date Of any clique and faction. but as
the candidate of the united victorious
Democracy of Ninton and Hooking
counties and cheerfully "abide the de
cision of the Convention
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized t. announce the name
OF V. e. Lowry, as n candidate for Repre-
sentative tor the Di>tric' composed Of the
counties of Joking and Vinton. sI;hj.-ct TO
the decision OF the Democratic Convention.
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Saturday. August u, 1895.

and that the polls he opened ut | O'Clock =.
NJ and closed at 6 O'Clock z. NJ. sun time oi
said day.
There will he one Democratic candidate
for each OF the followiu. county Offices 10 he
nominated at said primary election to VIII:
Auditor, Sheriff Recorder, Commissioner er
and Intlrmary Director.
There will he one Central Committeeman
from each voting precinct to he selected by
the Democratic voters of that precinct. To
serve Ior the ensuing year and also delegates
To ihe Senatorial ana Representative con
ycI.tlonS of This Senatorial and Representa-
tive District respectively upon the basis oi
one delegate for every one hundred votes Or
traction Over fifty votes east tor Milton
turner for Secretary OF State at the Novem-
ber election 1884. apporii oned among the
ur ci cts OF said county iS follows:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-08-01

Having consolidated our business interests one ma-
moth Hardware Store continue the business the old
plan that has always been observed in this establish
ment, Good Goods. Fair Prices Honest Deaing
The stock will consist of the Dest OF every thing usually
kept in first class Hardware Store Backsmhs carpen-
ters farmers, all classes will find establishment any
thing they want in the Hardware line Come in and
Us and look at the goods we have for sale.
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Dry Goods Department.

Gentlemen's soft every day Shirts
at 10 cents. Absolutely worth 80 C.
A 33c Shirt 4" so cts.
A 35c q" " 70 cts
Laundried Shirts with collars and
cuffs for 81 cents, worth 70 cents.
Fine Shirts at soc, worth IS cents.
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General Insurance
Fire; Life, Accident, Cyclone
and Livestock,

The following old and reliable
Companies represented:
The American: of Philadelphia,
Connecticut, of Hartford,
Continental, of New York,
Filemon's Fand, of San
Francisco,
Neutonia, of Dayton,
Royal, Of Liverpool,
Northern, of London,
Mercantile. of London,
-.- Michigan Mutual Life,
Accident Association, n. Y
Money to loan, low rates, long time.
w. w. MCCRAY.
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FOR COMMISSIONER

We ara authorized ~ announce the name
of Henry Trimmtr of Falls township aS n
candidaIe far County Gam miss oner. subject
10 the decision OF the Democratic primary
election,
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Shoes, Shoes, Shoes.

Owing to the advancement in
Leather, Shoes are advanced in price
at least Toto 2O%6. We have not
changed our prices, and you will
find it to your interest to purchase
at once. We have some Fine Shoes
for Ladies that are now selling for
Sl.25 but which will soon advance
to $3.50.
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorzei 10 announce the name
Df William \. Dane. of Wnrd township, as Il
eandidIte for Sneriff sunicrt l., the decision
OF the Democratic prim Iry election,
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FOR AUDITOR

We are authorized to announce the name
of VIM. F. Bowen ms ~ candidate fpr Auditor,
subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic
primary election
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Election Proclamation
Notice OF Democratic Primary
Election.

NTotice is hereby given TO the Democratic
4d voters of Hooking county, Ohio, that
ut ii meeting of the Democratic tentral Com
mitte ee OF sa id county, held on the 22nd. day
OF June, 1873 to fix the time and nanner OF
holding the Democratic Primary election for
said county. il WAS ordered. THAT the date
ia ,.lnf1inr he ii Npl
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INFIRNfARY DIRECTOR.

We are authorized to announce the name
of J. q. Krinn rs "A candidate for renomina-
tion for lnfirmary Director, subject to the
decision of the democratic primary cleo
tion.
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Our Grocery Department

y lev vi cul ilpiiI b"i o"iHN. 'N'-SO
note them and call on us oc-
casionally. We can save
you money IN your
purchases
Coffee. Guthrie & Co.'S. Special
Brand at q cents per pound. AS
good packages as the market affords.
Luxury Coffee at 81 cents.
jersey '' at 81 g
Rolled Oats best brand q lOc pc'k.
Corn q cents per can.
Tomatoes @ 10 cents per can.
Peaches @ Is 6 6 g
Apricots q Is g g
Fish a 40 cts per bncket.
Fish a 81 for ! barrel.
Fish a 1915 for barrel.
Soap Bars for 25 cents.
Cosmo Buttermilk for 25 cents.
Flour Purity q $l.l0.
Flour Winchester a. S1.10
Flour Carroll a Sl.16
Hooking Co. Honey a l5c per lb.
Lamp Chimneys a. 5 cents each.
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said primary e. ectiOn will be held under
the B;,ber Law except that there shall I've
hut one Judge and one clerk for each pre-
cInct. -
The question whether nominations shall
hereafter be made by primary election or
delegate convention will tie submitted to
the voters q. said primary election
The following persons We're selected nj SAID
meeting as supervisors for the places named:
Falls ... . . =. ,........ .....Ad.tm Poiing
Falls tore....... .... .. AL: burgess
Good Hope. .--.-.-.....-'.1. " Dmpier
Green Isl lol Il
Green 2nd y ............ ..l- E ioliuS
Laurel ... =. see. -. .Dan1 Kreishbnun,
Logan lst w............. ...-.. w. +. Heft
Logan 2nd w. rev; ~
Loan 3rd w......... --.G j. JoulSei sileltT
Perry l>t White
Perry md W lilliihs
Salt kafSlne.
S:arr......... . A. Il. " Neil
Ward Carbon Hill. elijah Min er
observation-disclosures. ...... .. ...... Thos Trimmer
Th" following precincts to-wit:
Logan, itl:, wald,
.JoDS,
Murray City and
Coal Gate, not having been provided with
supervisors, the Central Committeeman
thereof Will maine one each ana report then
names ut once to ID. fl. Lappen, chairman
of said Central Committee.
None but democrats viii be allowed tC
vote at said election. 1t was further orlered
that each and ali candid ties shall ammo lnce
their names at least one week before TIT
holding OF said primary election.
All candidates for the respective oInceS u
be voted for mt said primary election Sh;l!
he placed ON the same ticket and the VOtcl
shall Erase all the names hut the one ht
desires TO vote for for each office.
For the purpose OF said primary election
Greendaie and Haydenyille precincts shall
constitute one voting precinct ANA Liure..
| vile and I.aurc!Vil!e V1llag. precincts snail
constitute one NoIing precinct 10 be known
| respectively "s tle 2"d precinct of Greer
| township and the 2nd precinct OF Perry Up
| Bat each of said original precincts shall be
entitled to a Centlai Committeeman to be
select, by eacli of said original preci acts.
IL was ordered that in ease the State, Sena
| toria1 and RepreSe nLatlve Conventions or
either oI them shall be held before said pr
mary election, that the Democratic cXecU
| tive committee of said couaty together with
| +. u MaiIin and J. Y. HirtZei shall seecl
| the Delegates thereto.
CANVASS AND RATIFICATION,
| The Democratic central Com mittee of sai,
county will assem- BILE at Logali. on Monday
Au=u~I .6r II, 1885, al l o'ciock 7, NJ. to can
vaS- The. returns irom said primary ciection
! and announce the results. Immediately aiie
| the comp. .e, ion OF the canvass, the Demo
| Gratis present will hOld mass meeting L
rntily the nominations anu transact sucf
| other business ;ls may come before sale
meeting.
D.H. LAPPEN, Chairman
Democratic Central Com.
D. N. OHARE.
| Secretary.
I'll, "a
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THE DISTRICT COMMITTEE shoald
fix the time and place for holding the
convention. at Logan, on Monday,
August 18th. We elect our Dele
gates ON Saturday. Monday is the
day of ratification. Prominent Dem
ocrats from all parts OF the county
will be in attendance. 1t will be a
good time for our Ninton friends to
come over and meet and shake hands
and counsel with each other. Let us
have the Convention nominating Hon.
V. c. Lowry in Logan, on Monday,
Aug. 26, and make the occasion the
ratification day of both our county
and district tickets, and the county
ticket of Ninton county, too, for that
matter.
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Dress Goods in all
Styles and Prices.

Goods selling at loc, formerprice l5c.
Goods g &" 15c, GO :" zoe.
Goods " " csc, GO 40c.
Fine Imported Organdies. Nice
wash goods for hot summer wear.
Ladies Shirt Waists in all styles
and prices. VIII compete with all
competitors.
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Delegates to State Convention

Pursuant to an order of the Demo
cratic Central Committee, the Exec
utive Committee and associates nam
ed, met on last Saturday, and ap
pointed the following Delegates and
Aternates for Hooking County tc
the Democratic State Convention
called to meet at Springfield OIL
Aug. goth.
DELEGATES.
O. w. II. Wright, V. G. Lowry,
=. II. Buerhaus, Dr.. Mansfield, +.
2. Martin.
ALTERNATES
Lewis Green, ID. P. Black, Chas
Brandt, Daniel Sollday, l. Y. Hart
zell.
There being no furthe~ business,
the committee adjourned.
W. n. England, Chair
II F. SnaruOn. Secty.
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Of summer shoes for ladies', gents, and
children's wear We have all styles in fact
except past styles-in our stock of foot
wear Nothing less than al styles would
meet the demands of our large circle OF
trade. You can't be perfectly sure of find
ing any thing you want, except IN a stock
which embraces everything that everyone
requires, whether in black or tan leather.
Don't fail to pay visit to the all-round shoe
store, where you Will not only find every
style. but the lowest prices. It'll pay you
to look at our stock We can show you bet
ter goods for less money than any other shoe
house in this city.
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NJ. a. SMALLEY, Chairman.
WALTER A. THEME, Sec )
The record-union., 1895-09-26
RIVER INSPECTION
Ihe Senators and Congressman Wi
Return Sometime To-Day

The Senators and Congressman VIII
Return Sometime To-Day.
Private Secretary McCabe yesterday
received the following dispatch from
United States Senator Stephen NJ. White,
who with others has been inspecting Sac
ramento River. The telegram was sent
from Tehama. Tehama County:
I'VE expect to reach Sacramento
Thursday, and will go to Stockton the
same day. VIII go down the river from
Stockton to Antioch"
Mr. McCabe said Governor Budd would
JOIN the party in this city or in Stockton.
Inquiry at the Governors home in this
city last night elected the information
that be had not come over from Stockton
he may come this morning, however. A
dispatch from Red Bluff says:
Senators Perkins and White and Con-
gressmen Barham and Hilborn, who are
Investigating the Sacramento River in
regard TO navigation, left Tehama this
morning on the snag- boat SeiZer for Sac
ramanto.
1t was the intention to start from here.
put the nag-boat got stuck three miles
below hera on shoal and had to return
to Iehama. The party was Joined at Te-
mama oy Major Heuer, who has charge of
tne trip. No investigation was made in
this county.
Ihe party visited mines in Shasta
county with view to ascertaining the
com merce to be expected from that
county should the river be opened be-
tween here and Redding."
The record-union., 1895-09-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

S. n. Rucker of San Jose is at the
Golden Eagle.
A. S. Cohn and bride have returned
from their wedding tour
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Day of CHICAGO are
stopping at the Golden Eagle
Colonel Frank Mclaughlin. the Oro-
vile mining operator, ID at the Golden
Eagle.
Mrs. Frank Silva of Georgetown is
visiting Mrs. b. M. Dean at 90z Seventh
street.
Miss Gertrude Knecht of Washington.
ID. O., and Miss Eva Lewis of San Fran.
cisco are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. T..
Lenhart.
President c. P. Huntington Of the
southern Pacific Company and party
VIII pass through the city tomorrow
morning on his way from New York to
San francisco. II. E. Huntington and
X. L. Sohwerin have gone to meet the
party at Ogden.
). Z. Beckwith of New York and Chi
cago. who handles exclusively the ad
Vertlslng OF the RECORD UNION east of
the ROCKY Mountains, passed through on
tne Train last night on his way from San
ranclsco to New York. He was met at
the train and held brief consultation
with representatives of the paper. Mr..
Beckwlth ranks with the foremost of adj
VertIslng agents. His ideas upon adver-
Using were eagerly sought by san Fran
cisco newspaper mon during his briet
stay In that city this week
The record-union., 1895-09-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: w. II. Shrader, f. b. West
colt, st. Louis; L. Kimbuhl, Boston; E.
j. Day and wife, Chicago; &. Knight.
Africa; o. \. Hall, Leon ). Stanton. l..
Peiser, J. V. Brown. T. \. Holm, w. r..
Norway, j. G. Tilden, I. q. Lyons, Geo.
b. Hine, Ed. S. Swan. s. +. Grissim. J..
+. Adams, I. s. Adams, ID. II. McLaugh-
lin, II. i. Barber, San Francisco: De-
Lancey Stone. Willard NJ. Miner. New
York; Geo. ID. Wheaton, W. ii. Hum
phrey, L. s. Bruser, +. ). Chad bourne.
San Francisco; c. ". Stone, Los Anee-
les; Frank Mclaughlin, Oroville; sam
\. Rucker, San Jose.
The record-union., 1895-09-26
Death of G. p. Kingsburv.

The Muskegon, Mich, Chronicle of the
18th contains one-column sketch OF the
life of Gains Pease Kingsbury, who died
at his home there of paralysis on that
morning.
Mr. Kingsbury came to Sacramento a
couple of years ago and for some time
was Superintendent Of the electric street
railway system following its purchase by
its present owners.
He first came to California in 1858, and
was a resident OF this city for one year.
when he returned TO Michigan. He
entered the army in 1851 and served
through the war.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER

light and variable winds and clear
weather prevailing.
The wind blew yesterday from about
all points of the compass, although very
light, at times there being total ces-
sation OF any motion to the atmosphere,
or IN other words, calm prevailed the
greater portion of the time
The barometricai readings at A. NJ.
and P. Al. were 29.97 and 29.S7 inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 7S0 and 54',
and one year ago to-day 76o and 53".
River, 8 feet inches.
Yesterday was the hottest day since the
7th, when the highest temperature was
50, as against go yesterday.
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Children'S
School Shoes,

With long protection tips to prevent them from wearing out at
solid heavy soes in back to rip
made
toughest kangaroo calf soft and durable buckskin
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ATTORNEY -GENERALVS.C CONTROLLER
The Former Said to Have Severely
Criticised the Latter.
He Denies That He Did, and Controller
Colgan Declines to Make
Any Reply.

The San Francisco Chronicle of yester-
Gay contained an alleged interview with
Attorney q eneral Fitzgerald in which
that official was credited with having in
dulged in severe criticism of State Con-
troller Colgan, who has refused to allow
the salary of Expert Lewis of the State
Board of Examiners.
Colgan holds that Lewis is not legally
entitled to the salary he claims, while the
Attorney General contends that he is. The
Controller is also q member OF the State
Board of Equalization, which body has
just had tils with the AttorneyGeneral.
full account of which appeared in the
RECORD UNION yesterday morning.
Controller Colgan, when seen by O.
RECORD UNION reporter last evening.
said there was nothing he wished to say
in regard to the alleged utterances of the
Attorney General. He preferred to let
his record stand for him before the peo-
pie to any controversy on the subject.
The fact that Attorney General FitZger-
aid had repeatedly complimented the ad-
ministration OF his Office in the past
showed that he was formerly satisfied
with it.
He courted an expert investigation of
his office, and said that if ii had been de-
sired to make an investigation of his
office that Expert Lewis had had full op
portunity during the six months he was
employed and would have been afforded
every facility had he manifested any de-
sire to do SO.
Il filled my present position for one
term," said Mr.. Colgan, "and the people
of the State reelected me by large ma
jority, which seems to me to be evidence
that they found no fault with my admin
istration of its affairs or my attention to
their interests.
"Mr. Fitzgerald sent his deputy to me
to-day to deny having used such ex-
pressions as are attributed 10 him, and
there is nothing more for fne to say in the
nattarv