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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-07-08
Prorrnm of tic Goa Mon.

CHICAGO, July G.-During the gold
conferences Mr.. Whitney, who is the
recognized leader of the gold forces, has
counselcd the anti-silver men to stand
together and to be ready to act in ~ body
when occasion required. He has not in
Dictated what action is to be taken, but
refers to it as something that is to DO
determined upon later. 1t is understood
that as the matter stands now the course
is not to walk out of tho convention,
but to remain until the close. Then,
when the silver men have captured
everything and adjourned, conference
will be held and arrangements made for
Il convention some weeks later of anti
Democrats for the purpose of putting i'll
nomination Il man whom they can sup
port.
OF course if the silver men go to the
extreme of turning out the gold dele
gates i'll Michigan and capturing that
state Il bolt may be Immediately preCipi-
tated, but the convention to be held to
select gold candidate is not likely to
be hnstencd by an actual bolt from the
convention. There are II number of
gold men who are very much opposed
to this program. They would much
prefer that no candidate be put up, so
that they could remain within the or
ganiZatiOn and vote against the ticket
Wamcd by tho silver mon.
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FATHER FITZGERALD.
his Case VIII lie Heard at Dubuqu
surprIse at the Action.

Surprise at the Action.
AUBURN, Neb., July About 10 days
ago Father Fitzgerald was cited by
Bishop Bonacum to appear before the
metropolitan court at Dubuque, where
his appeal would be heard touching the
old contest between Bonacum and his
priests. Fitzgerald wrote to Archbishop
Hennessey for corroboration, and has
received information that the trial
would take place at Dubuque, July 20.
He sent the following answer to Fitz-
gerald:
not contradicted itself, and am very
much surprised now to learn that Rome
has contrndicted itself twice at least
within the past six months according to
Bishop Bonacum's statements.
Cardinal Satolli wrote me last Feb
ruary that the propaganda granted me
rehearing of my case in your grace's
court May 90. Bishop Bonacum writes
he got letter from Rome transferring
the case to Washington June 70. Bishop
BOnacum writes lie received another
letter from Rome. ordering my case
back to the Cura at Dubuque"
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Talk of Mclean.

CHICAGO, July 6.-The boom of the
Ohio journalist is met with everywhere.
1t is all underneath the surface so far,
but the friends of Mr.. Mclean are pre-
pared to bring it to tho front ut the
first opportune time. They expect to
see tho two leading candidates. Bland
and Boies, pull each other down and
open the door for dark horse. Unless
they arc convinced before the presenta-
ton of names is called for i'll the con-
vention that their champion has much
more than fighting chance, his name
will not be formally offered for first
place on the ticket.
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silrer nepubllenp. working.

CHICAGO, July 6.-The silver Repub-
licans entered upon systematic effort
to place before the arriving delegates
the advantage of Mr.. Teller's nomina-
ton. Senators Dubois and Pettigrew,
Congressman Towne and others called
upon the Louisiana delegation and for
over over an hour argued in favor of
combining the silver forces of the conn
try under Teller's leadership. They
were given respectful hearing.
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FACTS AND FIGURES.
The Single Gold standard and It's Re
suits.

The Single Gold Standard anu IIs IKE
suits.
The single gold standard, as we
have stated, is the out crop of
British and American greed and
financial skill, a deeply laid plan,
and thus far it has been success
fully CARED out. But the end is
not yet. The democratic party has
been charged time and again by
their republican friends with lack
of loyalty to American institutions
and pandering to the English man
ufacturers because we have stead
lastly opposed high protective
tariff that should enrich the few
thousand manufacturers of our
land at the expense of many mill
ions of wage earners. What is to
be said of party that by its legis-
lation has fostcred or made posi-
BILE, every monopoly we see fatten-
ing and thriving in our midst; OF a
party that under the plea of sound
money has formed an alliance with
our European bond holders to die
tate to the American people what
shall be our domestic currency; n
party that now looks for its sup
port to the masses it has helped to
reduce to their present condition
by system of class legislation
Professionally followed for more than
n quarter of century.
We have said that the gold stand
ard MS it now exists is only an idea
chung to by the capitalist for pur-
pose. He knows we'll enough that
there is not a gold dollar behind
every other dollar that forms the
circulating medium of any coun-
try; especially is this true of this
country.
The approximate amount of mon
ey of all kinds in circulation in the
United States as reported by the
treasury department, October LIST.
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ARD THERE
Chicago Surrenders Internationally
to the Political Clubs.
NBBRAsKA's SILVER TRAIN.
UnlOads a Thousand White Metal Men
and other Thousands Are Present
From Every Objectionable
Rooms Are Numerous.

Cu1cAoo. .July H.-Early in the day
tba fnIl strength of the convention
go, i,osra,, 70 ossart itself Every
cfo"u OeB"n w $50 80. .at;,,,SS
tram prougnI PoiIloal ossaii .N..1.
unltormeu cluDS' o"hu ~, Vi hhueio a .,i1
fife and drum corps. Ihey came III the
full reRalia of the conventions, with
that individuality which the silver
,novement has given to its advocates.
So,na of the clubs were uniformed in
1;..I,t ,,,I .,,,;t, ,,;+L toll gray Ints.
ShU Vi ,''h sul,o ~. -. % "a
oUherS pOlo a1.l'.''IU % S;sa,.,S
horhs ana other INSTRUMENTS VI uisS ,'
and all seemed bent on NOISE ana DEM
onstration. The third section of the
"Dick" Bland marching club put i'll an
anDearance at z O'Clock, reinforcing the
q kon ,l,.oofl1, Lo,.a
IN, Iot,,.,,t,o t,.oi,, arrival with
i to =, ~ ,1,,iooJad thon.
..,S S,'ti,,,siast;e s;I,,a,. sIonte,,s Tha
9 9e: l,o,.etI ~ tbo cow,
! DOES peoPi H., Soioooti",, Fro,;' the hearL
l9R 81 Dig ,,is!s;iin nontr;L,,tod The
VI - iiI,'r,, lit anfS iate,. IN the
81 na'o1i''oi.I, liz of S;mc;nnat;
a@y cd Ali tho streets noa,, tho noIiti.
al 80. ,o t;oa H. s,,,.a,,ie1.od to
et' a., pa o,SIooors TIC sane
inc hiSrchets anu ;tn''oi,t T.; I've
f'ti H., 1,,Io,. tho croIds are On
liptot w ,.S,.o,, .I,"t ,laSsao tLrono,I
Closely "euSuu a; HraV P'SsS 10 poinior
IT...,, Al,o ,H,n;,, 1Ol>I>H, ,,onLaA xyifl1
House the MAN t9DDy 10 P"Uh ie WI
shoulinR, BGsIloui1SiR MN ,,d ~ 70 az
nov my VIZ III "i,u ~ .n1,,a
auGeu nv ~. S"io 1"o ~ W ,S
cluD WIN !Cs p 4 Us, Ine ~, ut Az, 81 tha
priesses SerTinR , 70 Sit Sro "s ~
9houters' Az the Amu oIunI,S t Hie ara
ttouso anu is ,nisIC
'n Ii SANE reo 1c Ivora of thS con~emf;on be.
my ~, lc"l mo We N III! ~ III ~ ..;tF ~
gan IN earnest Nh 'n TI,are VI
national conmlttee: ln ne was intGiise
lnterest IN tno Iesuit VI omo ,,,.oniS
as the selectlon ol u IelaPoIuIy Pre Si.lt
ing othosr proimiisea 10 ooV .i .n9 trs S
test Oh strensITm Dcewooh ono sGiu anu anu
sliver pre- nc iia,,1d
senator tlil az s,iani'in'
t put tmeL , Mn1 W. 49,, 70 ti,a ott;tnIIo
IIoti una uoun, ow W. p ocoent te,wno
ol Ie rt, raOS ~ tbpir uiors
aTX oh@ifam "PposSa 10 [nfr rSacb
ne pn tti taIoer,.,,, go,
ing k ltS Grl!lG'i st16e Cta toe6" stati,n
iron icS ~ ~, 1873 Ixas
tha ri,S of lac odwoco"y of tSo rvs
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LARNAKA SHAKEN.
Tho Town Is Deserted aud tho People
Living Under Canvas.

Living Under Canvas.
GENOA, Italy, July 6.-The steamer
Italia has arrived here and reports that
Larnaka, Island of Cyprus, has been
suffering from earthquake shocks since
July L. The disturbance has been in
creasing in violence and extends to La
masol. A general panic is said to pre-
vail at LanarSa, and tho government
and military authorities have been pro-
viding tents for the atfrighted people.
The town is deserted, and tho govern
ment offices, banks and telegraph offices
left Cyprus.
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AmerIean RevoIntIon Celebration.
KING % RuNKo sTEEReRs.
Scheme to Rescue Him From His prison
In the South Pacific.

IN IIIb oUWIII IHUlHU'
New York, July GA scheme is on
foot by the friends of the notorious
Tom O'Brien, liking of the bunko
steerers," who was transported for life
to the penal colony at New Caledonia,
after being convicted in Paris, France,
of the murder of "Kid" Waddel, to Sc
cure his rescue by sending well Harmed
and equipped yacht from San Francisco
for the purpose.
1t is stated that O'Brien is in possess
sion of the secret, and has bribed guards
and other officials so that his friends are
confident of success. But the pnblica-
ton of the facts may induce the French
government to take steps to thwart the
desperate undertaking.
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nInokhurn and LIndsnx.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Senator j. @. 8.
Blackburn and William Lindsay, who
have been OH opposite sides of the cur
rency question and between whom con-
considerable bitterness has existed, were
brought together by Phil German, the
Ellis island immigrant Inspector and a
close friend of Secretary Carlisle. SEN
ator Lindsay announced that he could
not afford to leave the Democratic
party OH account of the currency ques-
ton. and the two senator's then went
into breakfast together at the Auditor
linn annex
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BOLD ROBBERS
cover Three Clerks with RevoIvers and
Take the Cash.

CHICAGO, July G.-Three men, each
armed with II revolver, entered the
drug store of Adolph Gaul, at North
Clark street and Monroe avenue, at
10 zoo p. M, Iand covering the sthrce
clerks rifled the cash drawer of it's con-
tents, $TG. 10, and fed. After their de-
pa1ture one of the clerks emptied his le-
volver at them, but they all escaped un-
hurt. The drug store is situated ut the
southern end of Lincoln park, which
was crowded with pleasure seekers,
making the crime the boldost GIFTS kind
yet committed.
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nso. WHY sos

Have the leaders of the Repub-
lican party been wilfully, malici.
ously and feloniously lying to the
people for the last twenty years
when they contended that the Re
publican party was in favor of the
restoration of the coinage laws as
they existed prior to 1873, or
has the Republican party chang
ed its position on this paramount
issue of the century? IF the par
ty leaders were lying when they
claimed to be for the double stand
ard, how can any honest man
associate with such an unscru-
pulous band of conspirators
against the rights of the peo-
pleP If the leaders of the Re
publican party were telling the
truth with regard to the position
their party, and the party has
changed front, why did they do SOP
What reason have they assigned
for tho change? Why is gold
monometalism better today than it
was in 1892? Hasanything occur
red in the meantime to show the
beneficial effects of the gold stand
ard?
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TurpIe Not "A Candidate.

CHICAGO, July 6. = Senator Turpie
stated that the mention of his name as
a possible compromise presidential can.
didate was wholly unauthorized. "The
Indiana delegation is enthusiastically
loyal to Governor Matthew's" he said.
"and will stand by him first. last and
always, i'll accordance with tho instruc-
tions of the state convention"
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To the Creditors OF David IL. Lewis,
Deceased.

In pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court of the county OF Mason, made
in cause therein pending, to subject
is, to the payment of his debts. You
are required to present your claims
against the estate of the said David II.
Lewis for adjudication to III. II. How
ard, Commissioner, at his Office in the
said county, on or before the 18th day
of August, 1896.
Witness Il. Mitchell, Clerk of the
said court, this 2nd day of ofJuly, 1896.
July II. Il. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Mnrderer Cnntnreh.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky, July d.-The
cOlored man who shot and instantly
killed Wess Davenport on streetcar
here was caught after lively chase.
He gave his name4as Mitt Green and
said his homo was at Lebanon, Tenn.
Eycwitnesses say that Davenport drew
his pistol first, but it was unloaded when
Green fired. Excitement has cooled
down considerably, and il is believed
that the lazy will be allowed to take it's
course.
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Quiet ON Frontier.

GUATEMALA, July Gall the troops
have returned from tho frontier and abb
solute quiet now prevails throughout
tho country. The general army review
was one of the grandcst sights seen here
and President Reyna Barrios was ell
Enthusiastically checred by the populace.
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Reforln club Mt Work.

CHICAGO, July Representative of
the New York and Massachusetts, re-
form clubs have arrived and opened
up headquarters al the Victoria. Their
efforts are to be devoted to the advance.
mont of the gold standard propagaMda.
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commissioners Notice.

j. Il. Markham, Administrator OF the
estate of David Ill. Lewis, deceased,
versus
Elnira Lewis, Edward Lewis, David L..
Lewis, Nettie Lewis, Fannie Lewis
and Blanche Lewis,
In Chancery,
A LII persons interested in the above
N named cause now pending in the
Circuit Court of Mason County, West
Virginia, will take notice that pursuant
TO decree pronounced by said Circuit
Court in the above named cause ut the
February Term, 1896, OF said Circuit
Court, will on the
18th day of August, 1896,
Mt my Office in the town OF Point Pleas
ant, Mason county, West Virginia, pro-
coed to take, state and report the follow
ing matters and accounts:
First. What real estate tho said David
Fl. Lewis owned at the time OF his death,
and where situate.
Second. The,amount of the indebted
ness of said estate, to whom owing, how
evidenced, and their priorities, ifnny.
Third. To settle the accounts of said
Administrator with said estate and to
report such other pertinent matter as
the parties in interest may require'or
the Commissioners may deem proper.
Given under my hand at my Office
this the LIST day of July, 1896.
H. r. HOWARD, COMMISSIONS
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Ho, ha, he,
Who are wc9
We are the Bland club of *. q
We're hot ttuff,
That's no blum,
Vote for silver and you'll all have stun.
The marching clubs paraded the
streets shouting:
what's the matter with BlAndi
He's all right.
Who's all rlghtH
BIRndi
Who's for Blandf
The pOoplei
Turn the people loose.


CHICAGO, July e.-The gold men Of
Iowa are effecting All organization for
the support of Boies. The organization
of the Iowa gold men has for its pur-
pose the holding for Boies all silver
delegates possible, and when he has SO.
cured enough to effect nomination If
supported by the gold delegates from
eastern states, these delegates arc to
to secure pledges from eastern delegates
to bring about his nomination. 1t is
not known how many eastern delegates
can be secured Under this arrange
ment it is not intended that the eastern
gold delegates shall vote for Boies nm
mate him, because it is feared that the
support of any gold delegation would
drive the silver forces away from him.
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Tho bland shonters.

CHICAGO, July 6.-The Bland boomers
have begun a systematic campaign of
shouting for the Missouri farmer. Bland
bands followed by marching clubs be-
sieged the corridors of all the hotels,
and little crowds of boomers visited the
headquarters of the different deleRa.
tions and made the air vocal with their
battlecries. Some of their cries were
both unique and picturesque. The Kan
sas City Band club shoutedi
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CLeveLANo CENTENNIAL.


Celebration.
COLUMBUS, o., July G.-Secretary La.
mont has notified Governor Bushnell
that during the celebration of the cen.
tonmial anniversary of the City of Cleve.
land the Seventeenth United States in
fantry, Battery e of Fort Sheridan,
Chicago, and one troop of cavalry from
Jefferson barracks, Missouri, will form
model camp at Cleveland. While there
the Seventeenth infantry will engage in
it's annual target practice. The Seven
tccnth infantry will go to Cleveland
about July 20.
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FRANKFORT, KY, July 6.-In the pen
itentiary Bill Clarke, the Louisville
tough who tried to blow the prison walls
down with dynamite some weeks ago,
became enraged with John Mirna, life
prisoner from Franklin county, and
struck him two heavy blows on the head
with an Indian club. Mirna will prob
ably die.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-07-08

CHICAGO, July G.-At meeting of
the Illinois delegation it was decided
that Illinois should cast her 10 votes
for Richard p. Bland of Missouri for
president.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-07-08

Farmers, laborers, mechanics, be
ready to vote for free silver, your
families, your wives,your daughters
and your sons. Throw off the
yoke of tile "Golden Calf" and
exercise your rights as freemen.
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Teachers Institute.

DHE teachers of Mason county will
hereby take notice that the Teach
er's Institute for 1896, will convene
in the NJ. f. Church, at Hartford, on
the 18th day of July. Werequest the
presence of all teachers.
NJ. j. BANKS.
County superintendent.
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Little Miss Edna Ellison, sproin-
ed her left ankle very badly yes
terday morning, which will lay her
up for some time.
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FREIGHT oreAMER BURNED.
Tho Steamer Samuel N. Hodge burned
,Y,I1. u..L. ~, IL. nn4nrin

Tho Steamer Samuel N. Hodge burned
While RunnInE on Lake Ontario.
OswEGo, N. Y, July Gan unusual
marine disaster occurred off Oak Or
chard and i'll the middle of Lake On
tario. Steamer Samuel N. Hodge of
Buffalo, bound from Cleveland to Pres
colt with 600 tons of wire, caught fire.
Steamer st. Joseph, Captain John Pres
ton, Oswcgo, sighted the burning steam
er and was soon beside her. For over
all hour the st. Joseph kept two streams
playing upon the burning craft, but to
no purpose, and to avoid being burned
to death those OH board the Hodge
jumped into the lake.
All wero picked up bp the st. Joseph's
crew. The fire originated near the
boiler during Fireman Deely's trick and
he is supposed to have been cremated.
The Hodge was commanded by CAPTAIN
Lewis Elliott of Detroit. 1t was owned
by tho Farrell Brothers of Buffalo and
was rated "a g." 1t was valued Mt
SEQ. 900 and insured for $4,000. The
cargo was valued at 81, 600 and was in
surcd
American Revolution Celebration.
SARATOGA, July 6.-rhe national cell
ebration of the Daughters and Sons of
the American Revolution was contin-
ued Sunday. The patriotic societies
held n religious and choral service i'll
convention hail. An able and patriotic
sermon was delivered by DIR. David j.
Burrell pastor of the Collegiate Re-
formed church of New York city.
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We are told the wheat crop this
year will be very fair. Some say
they never saw better filed wheat.
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The man who is too proud to
beg and too honest to steal buys on
tick as n substitute.
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Minister Young's Condition.

New YORK, July 6.-General Pierce
NJ. e. Young, United States minister to
Guatemala and Honduras, who recently
underwent an operation i'll tho Presby-
terrain hospital, was reported as not
being so we'll as he was yesterday.
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Fiduciary Settlement.

The following Fiduciary Account is
before me for settlement, viz:
Elizabeth Smith, guardian for Lee
nora Barnett and infant.
Given under my hand this June O,
1896 JOHN Il. BELLER,
Commissioner of Accounts.
june d72w
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County Court is in session, and
being the levy term, if you have
claims against the county you had
better present them.
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While Mason county did not get
her choice at Parkersburg, for can
didate for Congress, yet the Dem
ocrats of Mason will not sulk, but
will go in with will to carry this
county for Walter Pendleton, of
Roane county, who is in every
way worthy to be our standard
bearer, and who will redeem the
District, and lead the Democratic
hosts of the Fourth District to vic
tory in November. He is square
out free silver man, and always has
been, and is with the people on
every question that Immediately
affects them. He is talented
young man, a gentleman of sterling
character and worth, ready and
fluent speaker, and if elected,
which he will be, he will be nn
honor to the District and to the
people. Now, Democrats, go to
work to make his election sure.
LET us add old Mason to the Demo-
cratic column, where she belongs.
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Col. John II. Follows, the noted
New York lawyer, and gold stand
ard Democrat, says, that seven out
of every ten farmers in the State
of Now York are for free silver,
independent of party, and that
the State will give an overwhelm-
ing majority for the white metal
this fall. The sentiment amounts
to Il revolution and nothing can
stem the tide. This is splendid
news. May the good work go on,
and November Bird, will witness
the dawn of the peoples day.
We have had three years of a
single gold standard, and we desire
to ask the gold bug advocate what
will become of the starving masses
if this rotten 2O0-cent gold stand
ard is the law of this land for
another four years? His only cor
rect answer could be, build more
poor houses, asylums, and houses
of correction for them.
The New York Herald, rabid
gold paper, is scared over the situa-
ton in New York. 1t claims that
the silver sentiment is spreading
like fire on prairie all over the
State, regardless of politics, and
oven worse among Republicans
than among Democrats.
The Cincinnati Enquirer is
loading silver Democratic news
paper. You can get view
of the situation from the En-
quirer that you do not get
in any other newspaper. If you
are silver man and want to keep
posted, take the Enquirer.
The man who objects to bnby
carriages OH the sidewalk has no
respect for mothers. If the side
walk gets to crowded let other peo-
pie go to the street. Give the
mother with the babe the prefer
ence.
II the girls want the young men
to come to sunday Sohool instead
of riding on their bikes they will
have to set nets and catch them on
the fly. The only way Cor the boys
TO keen mn with the Girls is ON n
hike
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Hon. DE. Wilkinson, of Lincoln
county, is the Democratic Presi-
dental Elector for the Fourth
Congressional District of West
Virginia.
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Let every true silver advocate
put on the silver harness and be
ready for the great battle.