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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-20
THE SUGAR CASES.

Washington, June 1s.-The cases of
Messrs. Havemeyer. Searles. Chapman.
Mccartney. Edwards and Shriver. who
were indicted for refusal to answer ques-
tions of the Senate committee inyesti-
eating the sugar trust, were continued
today until next October.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-20
BOLLIN,s sHoRTAGE.

Omaha. June 19.-Experts engaged by
the bondsInen of City Treasurer Bollin be-
gan checking up the books in the treas
urer's office today. 1t is now claimed shat
the shortage viii net exceed $1,000. y -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-20
FORGER WHITMAN.
His Trial Commences In San Fran
cisco.

San Francisco. June 19.-The trial of A.
J. Whitman for forgery commenced here
today Whitman came here from the east
about a year ago and induced a number
of people TO cash cheeks for him. 1t is
claimed that these checks aggregating
nearly 81, 600 were forged. Whitman was
once a millionaire and is well known in
He was known here as Edwin A. Della
field of New York. and moved in good
society before he got into trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-20
From the Empress,

Burgomaster Lehman, in proposing
a toast, dwelt upon the canal as the
work of the emperor and the empire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-20

Mrs. Foster created quite a stir in her
closing appeal for free silver. She
recommended the western Republicans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-20

1t was a memorable day for Hamburg
we desire to thank the OriginatOra
OF this splendid work and to thank the
emperor and empire. and we desirs
that all the hopes that bound the new
undertaking shall be realized We
trust that our hOnored guests will be
fortunate in their first passage through
the canal and in the joyful fetes at
Kiel. We also wish that the empress
whose absence we here SO much e
plore, may be there able to participate
in renewed health.
Here BurgOmaster Lehman turned
toward the emperor and begged TO be
permitted to read a telegram from tho
empress. The emperor bowling his as
sent, Herr Lehman then read the mes
sage In which the empress said:
TO my deep regret, L must forego the
pleasure of attending today's great festi-
val l will, however, participate in il
from afar. and I earnestly desire that tho
glory of the Hanse town may with GOd9
blessing flourish anew. During these bril-
liant hours of hospitality extended to tbA
emperor and the allied German princes,
my thoughts center upon the memorable
festival and its great national signific-
ance'
The reading of the empress message
was greeted with repeated cheers.
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tor-elect John NJ Thurston, of
Nebraska, delivered the most stirring
speech of the meeting. He reviewed
the history of the present administra-
ton and arraigned it for much Of the
distress which has prevailed during
the past two years. He discussed the
tariff, and said that the Republican
party would never rest until the ques-
ton was settled and until every fur
mace fire was rekindled and until COM
merce regained it's former activity
Referring to the statement that the
Republicans would lose the states west
of the Mississippi if free silver was not
endorsed, Senator Thurston said he
knew whereof he spoke when he stated
that Nebraska would give majority
of $4,000 for the Republican ticket
next year on the old Republican finan-
cial platform. This statement was
greeted with prolonged applause.
Senator Thurston made an able ar
gument against the unlimited coinage
OF silver and declared the passage of
such law would be calamity to the
country second only to free trade.
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, president of
the Woman's League of Republican
clubs of the United States, was the
next introduced. She had Travelled 5000
miles, from New Mexico, to attend this
gathering OF Republican hoStS. She re-
ferred first to the successful fight in
New York against Tammany Hall and
said the credit for the victory was en-
tirely due TO the women and the
preachers. She congratulated the peo-
pie of Colorado in their emancipation
from 'sWaiteism,'' and stated that the
women of Colorado did it, She cited
the fact that more women had voted
at the last election than men, and that
nine-tenths of the ladies had voted
the Republican ticket.
Then She Crows.
Mrs. Foster created quite a stir in her
closing appeal for free silver. She
recommended the western Republicans
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q.
The intercourse of nations is becom-
ing so interviewer by means of the
telegraph and the cable, and so
changed are the conditions Of trade
that it would be impossible for any
one nation to adopt a system of cur
rency not in accord with the other
commercial nations Of the world with
out threatened ruin and disaster to
it's commerce and plunging its trade
into chaos. The people of this country
want more money, but only on one
condition, and that is that it be sound
and current the world over. There is
no question as to which party will be
entrusted with the solving of the prob
lem. The record of the Republican
party proves that it has always been
in favor of increasing the currency in
keeping with the demands of the
country, but only OH the basis that the
purchasing and debt-paying power of
a dollar, whether of silver or of gold,
shall at all times be kept equal. The
people will be satisfied to leave the
solving of the currency question in
the hands of the Republican party.
They know that in the future, as IN
the past, the interests of silver in all
its relations to the people can safely
be entrusted to the projecting care of
that party. This entire question as to
the future use of silver syill probably
be settled by the great commercial
nations Of the world within year.
Germany and France are seeking BIZ
metallism and England is turning
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Deafness Cannot Re Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach lhe diseased portion of lhe ear There is onl one way to cure deaf. ness and that is by constitutions remedies. Deafness is caused hy an intlamrd condition nf the mucous lining of rhr EuSlachian Tube. When this tube is inaamcd you have q rumb ling sound or imperfect hearing, and when II is entirely closed, -drafnrss is The result. and unless the inhamma- lion can he taken out and this tube re- st"rrr to it's normal condition. hearing will l." destroyed forever; nine eases out of len are caused by catarrh. whicl, is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dnllars for any ease of deafness. caused b, ralarrh, that cannot he cured bv Halls Calarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free. F. J. CHENEY X CO.,,
 Toledo, 0.
 Sold by druggists, 75 cents.
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needless indulgence, ct al. I took no substitute. I asked God every day to help me resist the appetite for cigars, but cannot say that I made it any more an object of special prayer than many other things. just willed to quit and quit. It is my opinion that any man who is worth picking up in the road can quit any Lad habit he wills to quit. if in faith he asks c ,d's help Antidotes and substitute, fill import. ant place, no doubt. and tn se I do not discount. But in leaving off any bad habit l plant my faith in GoPs help. ':- Epworth Hrrali
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 of THE ARIZONA CENTRAL BANK

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we B. N. Freeman, J. II. iIoskins, Jr., and F. l.. Kimball. have voluntarily associ. ated ourselves together. for the purpose or zona entitled, Corporations in General. Revised Statutes of Arizona 1887. and have adopted and do hereby certify to the follow Ing Articles ct lncaarPHTIatIIon' rIP,rIa Ion VIZ;
 Tho name of this corporation shall be "The Arizona central Bank" and its principal place of business shall be at FlagstaR, coco nino County Arizona.
 Article IT,
 The general nature of the business to be transacted by this corporati lon shall be bahk- ing in all branches. buying, owning sell ing and handling. any real or personal prop erty necessary or incident to the business and tudo all things per aiming to said ousi- ness. s. s The capita of this corporation shall be twenty thou'an dollars. paid in upon the filing of these articles; the shares or stock sha be in the sum 0f one hundred do lars Board of Directors may increase said capital to seventy thousand dollars.
 Art ,cle IY-
 Thf SSs and SfFSn sSa G' ne ss tw6nty years from. said date
 The affairs of this c9rpor!tion shall he con; ducted ny R@gd of Directors, consisting Of sharshodoas. elected annually on the first day of July pr II said day. in any year, tgll pSn s Ssa, snaaay day Tfs eas,ss af,a oG by s President. Yiler President, Cashier aud As. slstalt Cashier and such other officers as the Hoard of Directors m y see fit from time to time. to appoint. Said Directors shall hold office until their sue essoIs are duly elc ted and qualified. and N. Freeman, r. l.. Kim ball and J. II. Hoskins, Jr are hereby ap- pointed as s such pirsrs HH! thelE aG saGcss s; TT Article y,-
 Private property of shareholders ip this Ge6PPs and ths se ets fq S aeBsd ness to which this corporation shall at any lime, subject itself, shall be the sum to which the demaMdS @ or deposits m9y reach sn ma Sss @ Ss 'as ay f aps 2issa a s sfS%S,sG SssSy made for 'fbe purpose of dcdni.c amount. nat to exceed three hundred thalisand dollars,
 The hoard of nirtoc,aTrs nit,T of this corporation shall adopt code of by.laws for the govern. mrnt of this corporation. and the conduct of it's affairs. such bylaws shall also provide [, r the election of officers herein sta ed. by the Board of Directors, and for the appointment by them of such other 9ftieers as way anI tIlna seem "A llent d'.sirable ar ntceSsafy to hsr and the pawsTs p1 sg d s officers herein named shall be prescribed in said bylaws. and tn such amen mcnis thereto, as m " pc miu5 by said BOlri or Di- rrctors. And said by laws shall regulate yhe transfer ofstock,
 Article VIII
 The corparate seal Of this corporation shrll be acircle bearing the word seal" in he cen. ter, and the words, The Arizona Central "IiS wIFSEsssA sAS WqiHREoF. lfhsH'eo we have here unto set, our hands and seals this fifteenth day Of March. A. D. 1895
 tsEAiJ R, \, FREEMAN.
 lsEALl J. Il. nOsRINS, JR.
 lsEAI1 '. l., KlMBALL
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Prescott and fluysialt must be the summrring rrsorts of the people of Southern Arizona. The former is 5.500 feet altitude, and the lattcr 1000 feet, There are no more int"r- esling and genial summer cllmes than these places, and the people of Arizona will get more real enjoyment for one fourth the cost by spending their out 'ings Rt lhrsr places than going out of the territory for the summer, and the money will be retained in the terri l,ry. The mstar" underslands there will be q great many people of south "rU Arianna who will spend the present summer in the pinnrlad mountaIns 0f northfrn Arizona, Our northern ncighbors ar" getting ready to receive lhcm with most generous hospitality. This looks like business for both Ari- zpua and her people,--S'ar.
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Some persons have gotten the ilea, Jr p;etend to believe at any rate, that 'euce officers have no right to m ike an
 rrest. for small offcnses in sa lnon without the owners consent. The wish is probably father to the thou, ,ht n this case, for if anyone with com. non sense, who knows anything about aloous, would reflect moment he night easily see that if the officers were forbidden to make arrests in sa. oons that the poor fellows woull sel- Iom get to make one, as we know that lnder the present order almos, every reach Df the peace is either made in saloon or is the immediate effect of she influence" which thy exert, But perhaps such innocent and rein ng amusement as fighting ought not De considered disturbance, as that vas the cause of the arrest which oc. rasions this comment. But the mar
 hal didn't turn the man out on de- nand. Paragraph 1906 Revised Statutes of Arlzona in the penal cpde provides that to make an arrest in ,il cases pecae officer may break open he door or window of house, etc, if n"cessary;' which seems plain enough for anyone, ta
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THE MAsONS AND WHISKY

The Slasons of Mississippi are after ths whisky dealers with sharp stick
 Give members were expelled for sell ing liquor by the Greenville To ige dur 'ng the past year. An appeal was taken t, the gran l b s- recently con .ened in Jackson. The Grrenvillr lodge was sustained. The report rf the committee confirming the action of Grecn,ile lodge was adopted by a nearly unanimous vote. The general rule under W h oh this action was taken reads as follows: No Ml son, either : principal, agent, employe, or in any capacity, shall sell intoxicating liquors to be used as T beverage, and the pen.
 lty therefor shall Do expulsion Now if the brethren of the square and ccm pass would also get after those of it's members who drink the destroying stuff they might accomplish world of good. Does someone say that this would be interfering with the personal liberties of it's membershipl How about interference with the personal liberties of those who want to selll
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For over r ity Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by mill, ions of mothers for their children while teethi"g, with perfect success. IL soothes the child, softens the gums, all lays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immc. diately. Sold by druggists in every part of the world Twenty-Five cents & bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup" and ,ako no other kind.
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J. R. Wilson, a7l Clay St., Sharps. burg. Pa., says he will not be without Dr.. Kings New Discovery for consump- tiom. coughs and colds, that 1t cured his wife. who was threatened with pneumonia. after an attack of '.la grippe" when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Bal Der, 0f Cooksppri. Pa, claims Dr.. Kings New Discovery has dome him more gno,i than anything he ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free trial bottles al F. W. Smith x Co.'S. drug store. Large bottles soc. and $l .00.
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The closing hour of the Fifty Third congress witnessed notable triumph for the cause of public morality, in the passage of the hill forbidding interstate traffic in lottery tickets.
 In the senaSe at nearly hal- past two in the morning of the last day of tn. s,SSion Senator Ho,r called the bill up tt the exact moment when the subter .uges of the enemies of the bill were exhausted.
 In few minutes the bll was op its way to be enrolled and signe'; in an or or two, but only few minutes -fore final adjournment. it had the residents approval; and the long, hard ight of two years how hard only those 'ho know the inner history of the natter can say-was over at last
 The new Jaw makes it an offence umshsble by i'm ,risaHment or fine, or both, to bring into this country fr'm ,"und, or from one state to another, my lottery ticket, cireuhr or adye'' lsemrnt. Since the lottery companies nave been denied by law the use f the nails--so far at least as regards money rders and registered letters-they have ;arried on their business mainly by ex' press, and the law is aimed particularly ,t this metlnd. But as the mall Is till largely used for conyeyipg Iottet y natter in sealed letters, the postuastrr. general is now authorized to refuse to ielIver any mail to persons known to nim to be engaged in the lottery busi ness. The new law is stringent and it |, hoped chat it will be effective,
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Physicians generally fail to recognize. the Importance of thls fact. b !t treat tho organ itsel Instead of the cause of ihe troCblo The not sd specialist. Franklin Miles, Fl. D., u. B.. nas given the greater part of his lilo to the study of this subject and tre rr,n "ipll discoveries concerning 1t are due to hi e..Crti.
 Or. Miles Restorative NerNile the unri- principle that all nervous nnl m my o.hCr difficulties originate from disor .eri of tho nerve centers. Its wonderful su ces inc ring those disorders Is test 1 .el to b. tLoLs .ndJ il every part of tho land.
 Restorative Nervine cures sleeplessness nervous prostratlon, dizziness, hyseria seX- Is free from opiates OF dangerou; drugs. It C sold on positive guarantee by all drug gists: OF sent direct by the Dr, Miles Medical bottle, six bottles for s. express prepaid.
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We are informed by tho grand sec retary that Il lecturer will possibly be sent up in this section some time dur ing the season. Let every one take an interest and have things in good work ing order so that we my co operate with him in case he visits us. We did much good last year, let us resolve to do more this year.
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loTICE OF DISAPPOINTMENT OF TAX SALE
OFFICE OF THE TAX COLLECTOR. CoCONiNO COUNTY.
 lIAGSTAEF riz AnriI on tooS

Notice Is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions of an act of the legisla- ture of this territory, appfoved March oi lsa5, extending the time for the sale Of prop, erty for delinquent taxes, in the year lS95 the sale of property in the County of Coconino, Arlzona, Tor the delinquent taxes of the year 1894 advertised to take place on the 2yth dnv " of March, 1895, is postp poned until the 35th duy Y of June. 1895, at which time. and at the place named in the Delinquent Tax List heretofore will occur, in the same maunrr as if no most ponenent had been allowed ~
 A. T. CORNISH. Tax Collector, Coconino County, Arizona Territory. Flagstaff, April Is. 1895.
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t)koPOSaLs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
 l AT ROAD STATIONS.-0Hicen nf ,ha , hief Quartermaster. Denver, Colorado. April l7. lS95. Sealed proposals in triplicate. viii De received at this office until II o'clock q. m. on May lI i80l, and then opened in the pres EueI Forage and Water. at Road Stations in the Department of the Colorado during tho nscai s year commencing July 1, 1895. Blank ders will be furnished on application to This 0hfce. or to any Post Quartermasfer in inc RIePartment nIea The government reserves the Ttgnt TWnnn 70 re4ect any, or all bids. E. B. AT
 "ooD' 'iaJor anu OhieI Q M al8t4
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Deriving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens that for years we have been selling Dr.. Kings New Discovery for consumption, Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklrn's Arnica Salve and Electric Biltrrs, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such uni versal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time. and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do mol fol- low their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on tseiE Wsvits F w. switA & Cu,
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AN EDITORS REFORM.

The editor of thn Atlanta Christian Advocate has reformed. He has given up tobacco once and forever. In his paper he tells frankly how it c,me about: "Yes, I've quit. For fort, five years and more, was the slave of the pipe and cigar, Several things led me to quit: l. found it was wrecking my nerves; ,. It was expensive; s.
 !Aose EPwogtA Ea edjturialsl {, A
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Rucklen's Arnicn SalN0

The best salye for cuts. bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rhenm. fever sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positive ly rures piles nr no lMy reaulref It is guaranteed to give perfect satis= faction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by F. W Smith & Ca. ....
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
EsrArE OF LnHN,AnEA

ESTATE OF JoHNABEAL, DECEASED !:
 Notice Is hereby given by the undersIg,od 2. J. Babbitt,, administrator of the estafs, of John Abeal. deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against. said de- ceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary publication of this notice to said administra. tor, at his office in the townof Flagstaif, Arj. zona Territory, the 1fiibe of said atimnistP,t- inr Delng m the office of Babbitt Brothers. 0f th. business of said estate in Cdconino county, Arizona. CHARLEs.J,. BAnBiTT'
 pxtss ...;Hi q9ami.nIstrgsor 9a .sis vt Ssld EStSte
 rNHv rfSN th tVtN iFs
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 HOMESTEAD ENTRY No. 79O.1
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIz,

April |. 1895 [
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of her inten- claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore Clerk District Court at FlagstaT, Arjz on May lS, 1895 viz: Lillian Beal. for inc southwest quarter, section 26, township 20 north. range east. " She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cuitiya- ton of. said land. viz:
 William Watson, of Flagstaff. Arizona. Ed va q Watson, of Flagstaff, Arizona. Geurge Zcttler of Flagstaff. Arizona. and 'Iobn N ' rahcis or FlaSstaf II. D. ROSS, a'ihio Register.
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STATE OF COLORADO,

COUNTY OF LAPLATA.
 Before me Frank Eldredge. a Notary Pubs lie, in and for saia County, this day person- al J, aRpfared, J. l.. KImball, known 70 me to De tho person whose name Is subscribed to the foregoing Articles Of incorporation and tc- knowled-ed to me that he executed the same Tor the uses. purposes, and considerations therein expressed,
 Given under my hand and seal of office thls Ed day 0f March, A. D. lSg5.
 lsEAL FRANK ELDREDGE . Notary Public. My commission expires February 9, 1898.
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Election of officers will b, had on next Saturday evening and as good an attendance as possible is desired. Let the members wake up now and nd n hand and see if we cannot get 0, r lodge in good running order.
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S. c. Bage has run inc Tombstone Prospector SO long without striking d lead that he has become discouraged and has sold out to W. B. Hattich. The purchaser had tho job of immi- grafton commissioner for Cochise county thrown in along with the rest of the outfit.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

COUNTY OF COCONINO Ss Before me. J. Guthrie Savage. A Notary Public. In and for said County this day per >ona.ly appeared B x. Freeman. and J. IT, hoskins, Jr., known to me 10 be the persons whose names arQ subscribed tu tha faiegoing Articles 0f Incorporation and acknowledged to me each for himself. that he executed the same for the uses and purposes, and consider ations, therein expressed'
 Given under py hand and seal of office, this 18th day of March A. n, 1895.
 lsEALI J, GUTHRIE SAVAGE.
 Notary Pubic.
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J. Johnson, a negro, has been sent to tie unty jail at Phoenix for cru ely beating d woman. The prisoner was once sentenced to Yuma for life from Yavapai county for murdcring a female, but got out through mistaken executive clrmcnrv.
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vitality necessary to in- sure their bealtl. Ths pneum0gastric nerve, u5 shown here. may Do said to be the most important of the eutire nerve syS- tenn, aS 1t supplies the heart, lungs, stomach. bowels, etc. with the nerve force necessary to keep them artlve and healthy. As will be seen by the cut the lon I, nervo descending from tho base of the brain and terminating in the bow els Is the pneumogaslrlc, while the numerous lit-I tie branches supply the heart, lungs and stoin-' ach with necessary yl- tality. When the brain
 becomes in any way dis
 ordered by irrltabliity
 or exhaustion. the nerve
 force which 1t supplies is lesSoned. and the or gans receiving the di- unfinished supply are con-
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The Amrhrs at San Carlos ape on the warpolh brcausr the new railroad is going through their lands. Their [" prgress, however, will not be tolerated.