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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

Ills believed in Europe that 4 move.
ment lie on foot to put a billion dollars
in the baukrup. treasury oil Italy in
exchange for Rome and sea port, the
eternal city and the port to become the
sovereign holdings Of tho holy see.
Italy Wond DO glad to have the money.
The pope would be glad to round up
his reign by restoring 60 Handsomely
the lost temporal power oil the see Of
Peter.
There is no longer hope or thought
of regatning the lost power by force OF
arms, for there is no longer any Roman
Catholic power that would undertake
the task. The Jews arc az likely to try
to tako Jerusalem with an invading
army, or Christians to nttompt posses.
sion OF tho holy sepulchre. In this day
arms and religion do not 20 well to.
gOtheL
Whether tho popO would consent to
buy from Italy that which ho holds to
DO his Of right, is question. Whether
SO vast a sum OF money could be raised
for such purpose, is another question.
That Italy, hard pressed as sho is,
would listen to such q proposition, is
hardly a question, Virtually tho whole
kingdom 10 in pledge to tho money
lenders. To sell her capital outright for
80 many liro in hand, to lot go all that
Sho Contonded for aud all uta. sho
achieved when tho pope was made n
prisoner in tho Vatican, this were n
voluntary humiliation not to be expect,
cd Of oven 80 bOECarOd a country as
Italy.
Tho papnl dominlous will not DO on.
largod; tho temporal power will no! be
restored; and tho Roman Catholic
church will continue to prosper with.
out It. Tho recent history oil that won.
dCrful religious organization shown that
II docs not mood temporal power, and
tho concurrent history Of tho world
shows that tho balance Of things may
DO preserved without tina! church hay.
Ing that power Both OF these things
arc In tho nature Of revelation.
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Quarantine Agnins1 Wheeling.

Quarantine Agatnss Wheeling
Our friendS over the river have had
time to roadjuSt their vision and to bo'
gin to take sensible view OF things
Communities are always right to pro
tect themselves, but there ia not aud
has not been any occasion for the meas
urss to which they have resortad against
Wheeling. They knOwth the whole truth
abou. smallpox in this city, They know
that It has never ragged here and is now
disappearing,
The health officer makes an exact re-
port this morning, and from this 1t APP
pears that the disease il in process OF
being stamped out, Not much OF 1t TO-
mains, and there are no new cases.
Bridgeport and BOlIaire have sol q good
example.
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sEABRooKE'S POLITICAL DEBUT



Tho Famous Comedians EnthuHla'm for u
Republican Friend Leads Hin Into "ths
Wrong Pew"
Boston TInrar,
Very few people arc aware that Com
edian Thomas q. seabrooke has been a
politician Of high degree Cleveland.
Ohio. was tho scene Of his debut as a
te-getter. A warm personal friend
was in the race for council out there on
tho Republican ticket, and Tom volun'
tsered TO aid him. His friend said:
"Well, Tom. the caucuses will be held to-
morrow night aud il you get down to
Ontario street, near the public square
at half.past seven, you may be able to
give me llft."
Mr.. Scabrooko left the hotel at
o'clock and turned into Ontario street al
a quarter past seven.
Caucus here tonight" was the sign
that met his eye over q gents furnish.
ing store. This is tho place." said
Thomas, "and now to see Jerry But
Jerry. the would.be councilman, was
nowhere 10 be seen. Tom always Keeps
his word, aud he SGT to work to elect
his friend Appronchin: one Of the
huStlors lounging about, he asked:
"Cau you give mo some OF Jerry Brana.
CANS councilman tiekets?" "Hayen's
got any" was tho reply. lilo asked
several other bystanders with like re-
suits.
~ mover went back on a friend in my
life, aud III make the fight for Jerry
alone and unaided, II die" thought
Tom aud he began to write out council
manic tickets as fast as his pencil would
work.
Then no began to hustle. lie accoSLsd
everybody and gave them Jerry'a tick.
e.s. When tho caucus closed Tom 70.
NAMED rs watcher to protect the inter
estI Of his friends.
Tho ballots were counted with this 70.
suit: For Couneilman-Wiiliam v.
Becker, 80; Jerry BrAnaGan, 9.
Tom was disCusted and despondent,
He was walking down toward the hotel
when no met Jerry surrounded by q
score OF handwriting satellites. When
the candidate saw Tom he heaped bit.
ter roproachea on the comedlan's head,
Soabrooko was amazed at his friends
ingratitude. aud opened on. his battery,
telling oil his hard work at the caucus
and ita sad ending.
"WherO in thunder was shat caucus
heid2" cried Branagan. "DoWn at 2lS
Ontario street." said Tom. "Why, You
blooming spring chicken; I was running
in tho Republican caucus nj 03 Ontario
street, and won, hands down, too. You
were up to your neck in the cold wator
crowd"
soabroo,e was paralyzod to think that
he OF all men should DO mixed up with
tho Prohibtinnista 81 can stand
Democracy or Republicanlsm," said
Tom, but cold Waterl Ugn 1t gives me
tho Ghivors"
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ChlckamauRa.

Thirty.two years ago to-day, at 10
o'clock in the morning, began such a
stretch OF twenty hours Sighting 81 the
world had not seen before aud has not
seen since. That waa Chickamauga,
'the most protracted example OF valOr
in the worlds history" 1t was twenty
hours Of lighting at short range between
Americans who went in TO win or die.
Pap" Thomas was there with his
veterans oil the west Longstrest ap.
peared unexpectedly with his fighting
Virglnians to reinforce tho main body
OF Coniedsratcs. Tho average loss on
each side was a third OF the men en-.
gagged. Tho record shows that the
Union Losses we're 10000 killed, wounded
aud missing, the Confederate 10000.
Many rsgimants lost within frac.
ton of half their men, oQualing the
greatest iosa by a hinHie German regi.
mont in the Frauco.G German war. 1t lie
said that thirty regiments OF western
troops each exceeded by 10 per cent the
frightful loss of tue Light Brigade in
the laundering charge at BaIaklavA.
LILO was nothing victory everything.
Some Of the men who faced each other
on that field Of slaughter moet now aS
friends and brothers TO dedicate it to
American valor,
There arc monuments TO mark tho
blue and monuments to mark tho gray,
and over them all lloatS in trium plant
glory the flag Of q people united for ever
moro-Illinois and Mississippi, Nlichi.
gan and Virginia, nothing lost to any
one Of Thorn, everything gained for all /;
distinct as tho blttOwB, yoG ono AZ tho
sea-"
1t il a great people, worthy Of a
Chickamauga, that can write such hiu.
tory In blood and come together 40 soon
in brothetiy Iowa; great III tho hOroISm
OF tho field, greater in tho pouco which
passolh understanding.
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Acknowledgements
wnnELIso. sERFEHHGH 20, $685..
New York Republicans aud the Ex'
else Law,

New York Republicans ahu the Xxx
else Law,
The Republicans Of Now York, ASSEM-
bled in state convention, narrowly eS'
caped a serious blunder. The leaders
had reasoned itall over-that Is to say,
Mr.. Plat and his followers had-and
they concluded that it would be best to
make NO reference to the excise qusS'
tiou, the one question above all others
uppermost in the minds Of the people.
Accordingly tho resolutions were pre-
pared and presented to the convention
without one word on tho subject Of the
excise.
Ex-senator Warner Miller apprscia.
ted the situation aud sought to solve it.
Fortunately for the party this quiet
strong man carried the convention With
him. He was so clearly right that no.
body thought OF taking the other aide,
and it was resolved that We favor the
maintenance OF the Sunday laws il the
interest of labor and morality"
It was right and polite to take some
position on tho question. 1t was at
least right to take position on tina moral
side OF the question. Whether that
shall prove to have been polite Is Of less
moment, aud can be determined only by
the next coming together at the polls.
1t tho people want Wido.open Sunday
they will vote with TammAnY. Itthey
want close Sunday they will vote with
the Republican party.
Since 1t has been shown that the ex.
else law eau be enforced. aud that there
is no longer disposition to enforce it
corruptly, thero is reason to think that
the law has grown in public favor as 1t
certainly has in the public respect.
Its one thing to exert uniform preS-
sure for lawful endS, another thing to
turn a screw hero aud another there to
exGort money or the serVile support Of
a political machine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

Eugene Fi,li IN ne Chicago Rs:ond
The duh world elAmurs d my feet
And asks my hand and helping sweet;
Aud wonders when the time shall DO
III leave Oh dreaming dreams OF thea
II btamos mo cOiniugIoul aud time
And scndlng mintCl bits OF rhyme
A.woolng OF thee Atill.
Shall make hnswrrG ThisitiG
camp beneath thy galaXlcs
OF starry thoughts aud shining deeds;
And seeing new ones, must needs
Arouse my speech to tell theo, dear,
Though thou Art nearer, am near
A'woolns Of thco still.
feel thy heartbeat next mine own
Its music hath richer tone.
rediSCDyCr Ia thine eyes
A bllmior dcwler paradise,
I'm suto thou art a rarcr girl
Ana No seek thee flnGSt pearl
AwOoiug OF thee S;ill.
With blood OF roses on ihy lips
GanNt doubt my trembling something slips
Between thy lOvclinCDAnd me
20 commonplace so fond OF tbH.
All, sweet, n kiss IS waiting where
That last one s,gpped thy Lovers pfaSef-
A'wooing Of thCs still.
When new light fans upon tbs face
Nv gIaddened soul dliccttlS sguun trace
OF God, or angel. never seen
In other days VI shade aud sheen.
Nc'cT mHy such rapture die or lcsa
THAI JOy.ligc thl, my heart confess
A,N0oing OF thee still.
Go thou, q soul Of beauty so
flCctiO1,pd toward the heavens Rglow
Mnyhnp, IN following thou Suat sec
Me wOrthlCr Of thy lnve aud thee,
Thou wuudsl not have nc satisfied
Until thou l1y'st me nunc bcdldc-
hweotng Of then still,
This was q song Oi yChrS ago.
OF spring. Now drifting flowers oisnow
Hlodm uu the wludaN AlllA RS white
As gray. beard looking through loves light
Aud holding bluc.vclnci hands the WHILE
lie llndS her lnJ-thr sweetest smile
AwUoing oil hcrBiLA
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The Treasury's Fix.

The syndicate which cut 90 fat q slice
on. Of Uncle Sam in the bond deal re-
padiatss any obligation to maintain the
treasury's gold reserve A member OF
the syndicate has said that there mover
was such an obligation. At all events
the gold reserve is permitted to fall be-
low the danger line, and gold continues
to 20 out OF the country. These things
being true, the only possible pretoxt
compatible with tho public welfare for
entering into that di'graeelul deal is
swept away,
Nor is this all. It is now suggested,
doubtless as a feeler, that reserve OF
$4,000. 900 will doaS well as reserve OF
SlOOOOO0O0. All that iI necessary is
common consent Perhapa so. The
pawubroker's debtor need leave nothing
iu hook II only tho mouOy.lender will
agree TO that way Of doing business.
Tho gold reserve in the treasury i'
the basis OF our monetary system. BY
common consent tho amount Of tho re.
serve has been fixed at sl0O.OOo,oOO as a
minimum. When it falls below that
level capital begins to shorten sail,
fearing heavy weather. So It Is, aud
tho treasury cannot change the con-
dition merely by wishing to change it
to help itself out Of straits. That is an
lmpOtent suggestion to make up for
imbeclle financieriug.
Tho thing for tho treasury to do is
perfectly clear l. should sell moro
bonds to get gold. 1t should offer tho
bonds to the people and have no more
dickoring with a tricky Iyndicato. This
will be bitter dose, but tho best thing
the administration can do is to open itS
mouth and gulp il dowH.
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Mnnn 1nrlnn YIN Ylnlh.

It was hardly necessary to dony tho
report that Turkey has accepted tho
schomo Of tho powers for tho admins.
trAllon Of affairs In Ammonia. Turkey
wants 10 bo lot alonO In Armenia 40
that her tafthfut mny bu rewarded by
being permitted to rob and outrage aud
murder tho Armchair ChriuLlOna shO
will not yloId until II shall have boon
made plain to her mind thai tho alter.
natiyo Is tito destruction Of her empire.
Tile point las not yOL boon rouollOd,
Tho powers will have 10 put Oh moro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

NetS York World tD,Hrl
The gold reserve is running down
again. Commercial bills are still scarce.
lhcrs is a prospect that this weeks
shipments Of gold may equal or exceed
those OF last week. Tho general imprOS-
sion is strong that another bond issue
IS probable Il not inevitable. 1t mav
be wrong impression, but suppose it
proves 10 DO riGht2
What is tho administration going TO
do nboutt2
Is II going to let tho treasury DO "cor.
nGfOd" ugaln and "sduel2Od2" la II 20.
ing TO wait until tho gold rOsorvo Is do.
plated to tho point OF exhaustion aud
thOn place tho treasury onco moro in
tho hands OF bond syndicate "a "re.
cOivOTs2" 10 II again going TO appeal To
tho mercy and Gupidity Of " all street
bonkorB2 Is it again going to sell bonds
worth l2Oa at lOi OIL coalition that tho
buyers Of tho bonds shall exercise a
graRdmotheriy guardianship over tho
treasury for term OF muntha2 or has
tho government learned ito lesson and
will It take measures for its own pFotec.
LiOn2
Tho treasury no longer has a Wall
Btront guardian. The men who undur.
took to protect tho reserve In return for
many millions OF profit on bonds worth
100 which thcy got At 1913, will have no
interest ailOr October ! except 10 do.
ploln tho reserve az rapidly rs possible
and thus cOmrcl another dcal. hut tho
ttOnsuTY NJ any ratio ought 10 have
learned something In tho school Of OK.
nerlOhCr. II ought by this tlmo to 10
riaih 50 tho hnthnritrs Mt Warrington
that tho rlCho't nation In tho world can
take caro- ul ilI own treasury without
throwing ltsoll helplossly iRto the pro,
tcCtlnR arnl 0i any syndicate.
What doOs Mr. CRrlIalo suggest
What Ia Mr. cleveland going TO dO2
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On account Of Sons OF VOtorans Bat,
tlcllold lincampmcnt, Knoxville, Tom,
and dedication NJ ChlckAmauRua Ma.
ilonal Military Park, tho baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will soil Oxonr.
sion tIrkcts from Pittsburgh, Wheeling
aud intermediate stations, To Knoxville,
Tom. Tor all trains September 10 to 10,
inclusive, md to Chattanooga, ronn.,
September sio II aud 10 to ~, inclusive,
valid for return passage until October
8, inclusive. ..
via Cincinnati will br 81 30, and TO
Chattnnoopa Si2 No. Tickets will alau
be- sold via Shenandoah Junction aud
Washington NJ slight advance In rates,
aud rofrc'pondlngly low ratio, FROM
Oihnf stations
For further information call on or al.
droaB UratONt iiCkOt Agent Baltimore u
ohio rniitpnh
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American lin Pinto.

At tho present cost Of raw materials
tho cost Of making Il box Of tia plate Is
this country IdSIOj. Tho sOling ptloo
Of WcInh tin plato In Now York; 81 %.
Tho woish nro Keeping down tho ptico
In tho hope Of SIrangllng tho new
American induilry. AmorIcan militia
supplied with raw materials At old
prices can run and 1.-Two Tor tho present.
othors atB 50 rohtf box to tho bad.
II tho Democratic Congrcss had lot
tho tin plato duty alone thia imp Jranl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

SroMAcu aud Bowel Complaints arc
best relieved by tho timely uao Of DO
Wits Collie and Cholera Cure. Insist
on having this preparation. Don't take
any other Logan Drug Co., Wheeling,
W. Va, d. 4. Peabody, llonwood, aud
loWiO 4 Co., Bridgeport, .. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

IT may bo that the recognition OF the
Cuban patriots as bOlligerents would
not do them any good, but it is evident
that Spain thinks it would help thom
nightly, 1.-THE patriots hold the field
little longer this recognition cannot
we'll bo withheld by the United States.
Tho people arc ready Tor it now. What
business hos Spain on this continent2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

AN able New York dramatic critic
speaks Of "an amorous song with tho re.
train, 4 want yer, ma honey" as sure
to become popular" Ills already that.
There iS hardly an urchin in the me.
tropoliS Of weu. Virginia who doesn't
whistle or hum Il. A New York critic
should be up.to.dater than this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

ATLANTA has WhecIinGs best wIshOa
for the success of her exposition. II a
few Of us fail to get there It will be be.
cause We shall bO kept at home trying
to make az honest living in these Dem
oeraLic times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

The President, far up on Buzzard's
Bay, touched tho button, and the great
machinery, far down in Atlanta. did the
rest. There is no longer such thing
as distance; hardly such a thing as time,
save as a moving on towards eternity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

CLARA Morris Ia referred to, malic-
Iou,ly, Of course, az ian emotional act
ro1s Of long standing" Hath hell any
fury like a woman actor reminded Of
her ago?
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CoHRErr figures thGt no will whip
FixSimmons In ton rounds. II Fila
whips him tho calculation will bo off.
Corbott ha, become 30 arrogant that II
no wins this tinU tho rcst Of uS will
have to movc out Of tho country or
nyII
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WHEELING DAIY INTELGENoER THURSDAY sEPTEBER 9 1888

pressure to show their uualterRbIs do
cinion and thsiruuqusatIOnable earnelt'
ness OF purpose Then Turkey will
come down.
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industry would have been in robust
health, The Democratic party has q
genius for going ut business matters
wrong.end foremost.
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ONO Republicans havO nominated
McKinlcy for tho presidency, Now York
Republicans havo nominated Morton,
Both good mon and truo, aud OithOr
would mako you'd PfOsidont. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

SUMNER has come back to give us a
parting slap, What with the heat and
tue humidity our lot is not happy one
in these parts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-19

LOUISVILLE, Chattanooga, Atlanta
como close together as great reunions
under tho Flag OF the Union. What a
land this is that God has given US for
sn inheritance.
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ugp IN. Miles NEnvE phABruiIs for SPINAL
hLAhNkaa, All IFukglsiS sell 'om fur ~,
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FOR SALE
40 10 Fourteenth street, business location
siT.roomcd house on Peninsula, tl,So1
-Four lots Him Grove.
No % South Huron street
No Kentucky street ,
Batihtng ste, ricWant Valley, fronts iS 70"
on National road.
Two desirable rSsilonceg Wo11,haO
No GN Thrty.hr,t street ll.roomcd dwelling
Desirable tcldauee at SlIteGuth street
No. IN North Front street
Real estate OF every description
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tine ISrnLlaESGER, embracing 10 several
adl,ienI Is eatsred 10 the POiIoace at WhseE
ing, W, Va, as sSeOnd'clAIS mSitss'l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TNoR RENT-rHREE ROOMS Am
IL largo calhr, ~ Eleventh. streo,, luqglrs
At 100 Alley w. tes
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TELEPHONE NuYBERST
Editorial Rooms ssS coSutlnE Room s1a,
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llOoU'N PILll cuto NIoL hcadacliu,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-05

Three Mills and 100000 Worth OF
Cotton Destroyed.

WARREN, r. l., Oct. 3.-One of the
largest fires that has ever occurred in
Southeastern New England broke out In
one of the three mills Of the Warren
Manufacturing Company about an eighth
of a mile from the center of the town
Just after s p. M, and before it was
gotten under control it had swept
through three large cotton mills, two
warehouses, small sheds, freight cars
and other property, causing loss which
is estimated at more than a million
dollars.
The fire started in the wash room near
the engine room of No. mill and spread
with great rapidity through the building
and threatening adjoining property
Within an hour after the blaze was dis
covered the flames were roaring through
all three mills.
At 10 o'clock the flames were threat
ening two warehouses containing $500,
900 worth of Sea Island cotton and COM
pleted sheetings
At 1890 they caught and in few mo-
ments had become a roaring furnace. a
few minutes later the flames jumped
from these buildings to the adjoining
lumber yard of Ezra Martin, and his en-
tire stock of coal, wood and dressed lum-
Der were food for the fire. Shortly be-
fore II o'clock the walls of two of the
mills fell in and dwelling houses occu-
pied by the operatives which also caught
fire
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-05

Thousands of men struggling under
great responsibilities or tedious work,
anxious, over worked mothers and wives,
shop girls who are forced to stand on
their feet all day long, have little diff
Guilty in convincing their friends of the
remarkable power Of Paine's Celery Com
pound to restore their energy, renew
their vigor, and make them strong and
well.
Here is a letter from Mr.. Max Burg
helm the we'll known president aud
manager of the Cincinnati Freie Presse
Company. Mr.. Bargheim writes:
1.-THE following statement may be of
interest. | have been suffering from
sleeplessness, insomnia, for many years,
and although have tried almost every
thing to get cured, cons ltipg the best
physicians, and even going several times
to Europe, everything was in vain.
II did not have nights rest for al
most SIX years, thai is 10 say, could not
sleep for two hours in succession in a
single night; you can easjly imagine
what the effect on me had been.
after spending a fortune in trying
for relief had given up almost all hope,
and when / first read about Paines
celery co pound did rot have much
faith in anything. But after having
used so many remedies and consulted so
many physicians in The country and
abroad felt like giving the compound
a trial The result was truly wonder
ful
1.-THE very first night about six months
ago that tried Paine's celery compound
You can imagine my jay when | found
that had slept six hours in succession,
thing that had not been blessed with
for so many years. ! continued the use
for over three months with the same
happy result, aud although / was fear
ful lest the malady would come back on
me, can now say that although | have
not taken the compound for months do
sleep every night peacefully and without
interruption.
''Yon can easily imagine what this
means for man who works fourteen
hours every day in the year and has
charge of two large newspapers. / CON
slider my case a remarkable one and !
should be glad if this statement should
be the means of helping others who have
suffered like | in the same untold ago
MES, and for this reason | give you full
permission to make use of this statement
in any way you choose"