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AnI.xl,ialIniiOla.

Washington Times:- Owing to an in
crease in our subscription list, we are OBJ
liged to cut off our out "T the state ex-
changes.
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A new and nobby line OF ladies' Jack
cts at j. II. VOLTS. These are special
bargains.
Barrel Of strictly pure ground pepper
at l5c per POUND. Sold i'll pound lots
only. j. II. Wolf.
We again call attention to the bar
gains in Readyto-Wear Clothing. Get Il
suit while the stock is comrlete. Wolf.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-12-12

If you wish to make a Amas present
than will be appreciated let me suggest
a fur coat fur II gentleman or cloak,
cape or jacket for a lady. You will find
the latest, best and cheapest at j. II.
VOLTS.
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vwxTw..ws
CORRESPONDENCE.
80 q

The GRAPHIC wants good correspondent in
every township in tho east half of Brule count :
or from any ol her part of the county. Stamped
cnvelnpcs and all stationary will he furnished.
and the Only Strictly Moral Newspaper in South
Dakota To boot. If the corresppn cut is nj +
ready pad subscriber, cxtrn copy will ho
sent Ia any address. Correspondence Of this
KIND dcvcl"pes readiness with The pen and is
u stimulus to excellent efforts. JON our corps
result
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-12-12

William J. Bryan has written d book
the title OF which is to be "The First
Battle" The work treats of the silver
and the last campaign. The book is to
issued by Chicago publishers in January.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-12-12
nu.slear Arnicn sa,ve,

The best salve in the world for cuts
Iru ses, sores. ulcers. ealt rheum, feve.
ores, letter. chapped hands. chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. OF no pay required. T
Is guaranteed to give satisfaction Of
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by F. E. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-12-12

The prohibition amendment 10 the
constitution was repealed BY majority
of from 5000 to 5000.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-12-12

Byan error in the figures sent ont
from Pierre to the Sioux Falls papers.
LaFollette was made out to run 1909 be-
hind his ticket and consequently de-
feated. As usual the ArgGs-Leader went
off half-cocked glaring as was the error
and proceeded in usual deductions.
The fusionists have all tlires1railroad
commissioners and La Toilette is one Of
them.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-12-12

j. II. ro.; lbs in>t received as nice Il
line OF Anias toys ~ well as useful hrti.
cirS. as was ever 81 wi in Kimhail.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-12-12
I:aIlctS.

LAX ActSs
The thaw has made the roads pretty
bad again.
Chas II Benla brought home wolf
from across the river last week
+. Ii. Ames was around last week pick
ing up hogs. He paid $3.50 a So 60.
+. c. Brrlan has been disposing of one
of his dogs and Mcclure" is no more.
Almost everyone got pair of bob
sleds and hauled their hogs to town
Monday.
Frank }. Brchan returned from Iowa
last week, having spent about eight
months there.
Onr literary society organizes at No.
school house this week. Meetings will
be held Friday evenings.
John L. Brchan lost few hens in the
late blizzard, but that doesn't keep him
from possessing pair of new "bobs."
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THE KINIBALL GRAPHIC
CLATE r. TINAN,
Official Pauef Of the City and County
The Vote ofsou,h Dako,n.

The Vote of south DakOta.
The state canvasslng board met at
Pierre last week, but adjourned without
officially declaring the result. until the
18th inst, on account of technical irrcg.
ularities in the returns from some Of the
counties. These returns were sent back
to the counties for correction. The
footings were all made. however, and il
is not expected that the official decIara.
tion will change them. The returns
show that the fusionists have got the
Bryan electors, both congressman, gov
erncr, lieutenant governor. attorney
general aud two of the railroad commls
sioners. The Republicans have elected
the secretary of state, treasurer, auditor
commissioner Of public lands, superin-
intendent OF public instruction and one
railroad commissioner. La Toilette got
left. The figures on electors aud con-
gressmen are as follows:
Mckinley Observation-Disclosures. Al. .O4s
Bryan's plurality..,...... 1ss
For Congress
Kelley, fusion. .4l,125
Knowles, fusion. .41,24I
Crawford. Republican .4O5s(
Gamble, Republican. .4O.94;
The fusionists elect the governor by
32l majority, the lieutenant governor by
56, the attorney general by 376 and two
railroad commissioners by nearly 500
majority. The Republicans elect the
secretary of state by 32l majority, the
treasurer by 224, the auditor by so, the
commissioner of public lands by 81, and
the superintendent of public instruction
by 237.
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Ripans Tabules lat druggists.
Ripans Tabules purify the blood.
Ripans Tabules cure biliousness.
Ripans Tabules cure the blues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-02

organdie. pink ribbons. with Mr.. VIII
Fenner, OF Halifax.
Miss Mamie Gregory, OF Oxford white
silk, diamond ornaments, with Mr.. j. A.
Moore.
Miss Martha Dancy. Of Tarboro'. white
silk and chiffon. pearl trimmings, with
Mr. Paul Garrett
Miss Elizabeth Fessenden. OF Brooklyn.
N. Y. white organize. with Mr. Barnes
Hill.
Miss Della Weller, Of Ringwood. white
organdle over blue null. with Mr..
Charles Harrison OF Medoc.
Miss Myra Garrett. white organdle over
pale-hIue silk, silver trimmings turquoise,
and pearls. with Mr.. W. d. Ttllery.
Miss Maud Gregory. OF Halifax. Worth
costume. pink crepe de chene, with M.
c. c. Evans.
Mss Bessie Wood, OF Eienton. pink
organdle. diamonds. with Mr.. +. c. Gre
CORY, OF Halifax.
Miss Alma Howard red crgandie and
diamonds. with Mr.. Frank Smith. OF New
York.
Miss Mary Long Green, white organ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-02
JEFFERsON-PARK HOTEL.
A House-Top Entertninment-Gar
Party-PerkOuaI.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August L.
On Monday night, after the dance at
the jefferson Park. the young people,
at the Invitation Of that charming
hostess, Mrs. Edgar Gum. of Richmond,
enjoyed a novel entertainment on the
house-top, in the way Of a cupola-party.
The moon shone down in all her radiant
beauty upon the gay jewellers gathered
to partake OF the delicious melons that
were served, and lent enchantment to
the sweet music of their voices. attuned
TO mandolin and guitar, which fioated
down from their roof-garden 10 the
sleepers below, who dreamed that thsy
were young again, but awoke to find 1t
all dream, alasl
Tuesday evening there was a dance in
the ballroom, at which some OF Char
lottesviiles lovely girls were present,
with their escorts. who are boarders at
the hotel
On Wednesday afternoon party OF
young ladies' chaperoned by Mrs William
Gwatkln, were invited to a garden party
at the 1hospitable home Of Captain Harris.
half a mile distant. To those who are 50
vltations, the short walks are just the
preface to the pleasures that invariably
await them at the generous hands OF the
Misses Harris who, on this occasion,
fully sustained their reputation as de-
lightful hostesses.
This morning, on the plaza the various
groups are enjoying the effects OF most
refreshing rain, while here and there Is a
party eagerly discussing trumps or hearts
IN an animated game Of cards.
By some unwritten law. Saturdays and
Mondays seem appointed for numerous
arrivals. For this week a party OF six
Is booked from Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs. Helen, the Misses Helen, and young
Mr.. Helen, Of Louisville. KY, will join
their son and brother respectively, who
has. been a guest here since the summer
law course opened. Another OF the
students will have his family from Wash
ington here with him for month Next
week there are several different parties
to come In, who will add TO the life OF the
hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-02


,ea gracefully, with Miss Kate Lay ylo
praseott one Of the most oeautilui W.
,,,on In the state, who was eAqu,s,es
men a. r. yellow satin. with chinon
trimmings.
The figures were quite lovely. ana the
o,her couples who followed the Leaders
through the delightful mae, ui. ,,nn,
&c LIGHTLY as dancing moonoeams upon
ripping waters. were;
Miss Emily A. Long, faille SIX. pink
chiffon. and handsome roses. with Mt.
William Mercer Cohen. who was CHIEF
manager.
Miss Bessie Riddle. OF Petersburg, black
satin and pearls, with Mr.. F. p. Cook,
OF Richmond.
Miss Mary Bonner Loving. OF Rich
mond, Nlle-green silk. chiffon. and rib
bon trimmings. pink roses. with Mr..
Frank Garrett
Miss X c. Mcnamara. Of Halifax, yell
low organdie. yellow satin ribbons. with
Mr.. j. n. Hill.
Miss Lucy Leach. OF Littleton, blue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-02

lowered silk and diamonds. with Mr..
f. A. Fetter. Jr.
Miss Eva Edwards, white organdie over
blue silk, with Mr.. A. w. Wilson. OF
Morganton.
Miss Kate Cohen. cream crepe de
chene. pink roses. with Mr.. J. II. Bur
ton.
die over pink silk, with Mr.. 4. c. Gre
CORY. Of Halifax
Miss Susie Gillian. OF Halifax, white
organdle, scarlet ribbons, and roses. with
DR.. j. y. Shields.
Miss Nettie Gillian, OF Halifax, white
organdie. satin trimmings. with Mr..
Z. Nj. Land. OF Littleton.
Miss Kate Cannon. OF Norfolk, Va.
white organdie over blue silk. with Mr..
John T. Gregory. Jr.
Miss Annie Garrett, white organdle, tar
feta ribbons, with Mr.. George Green.
Miss Laura Brues Mcclure. OF SUFFOLK,
va. pink orgaEdle. pink taifeta ribbons.
with Mr.. Howard Aston. OF Littletcn.
Miss Mary Shaw. OF shawbsrg. white
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-02

10 discuss the contest with him, but his
tcrians have never fully decided whether
this was done through kindness or Pc
cause the urchin was the guest OF the nt-
tie editor--a man saturated with pase-
ball lore and therefore well competent
to assist his less knowing companions.
This excursion was soon forgotten py
all. save Mikey--he never forgot it-anu
the little editor was ever Afterwards so
absorbed In his duties that he never
repeated the Invitation.
AS the weeks rolled by the writer
continued 10 spin out manuscripts anu
likewise 10 ignore his now grateful al
mirer When page or copy was
completed, the journalist, as II informed
bv intuition that the boy was near, 81
lentlv waved him the manuscript II
was seized and disappeared, and forth
with the sober sport resumed his iaoors.
Perhaps he did not know that ere the
minute had elapsed the devil had paused
unon the back steps, and, unseen anu
unmolested. was busily reading ths
..copy" which should have been nurrleo
"a the printers. No one knew II; ana yet
the urchin repeated this nefarious ace
AZ the completion Of each page. Every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-02
sur,lvors of the II,is.

SHANGHAI. August Ire nl. ~ ,,l..i
from the German warsAp hti'. -,
during a typhoon july -1u' ~ 80, - Tn,
hart promoniory. province .. 81. .. 49,.
,hev reached the shore. The litis w.
down In shallow water, sank stern his~
and her forepart remained out Of W..
A heavy sea was running and Il sN
! rav many men who might otherN
nave been saved by clinsing 90 the wFe'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-02
Corner Second and Broad Streets.

die. pink ribbons. with Ar W. II. Ham
ilton. 80.
Miss Jessie Edwards. white caahni'io
pearl trimmings. with Mr.. johnston W
Suffolk. ,....
stags-Messrs. Morris, Pppen, bliioc"'
Harrison, Wrenn. Gary, and Dr. M02.e
Chaperons- Mesdames HI, Fies
Gooch. Howard. Calhoun, smith, stan
back. and Misses Clark and Travis o..
An excellent hand from kaieisn ig,
nished the music II was undouoie,.
the largest and most brilliant germs
that ever took place here before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-02
WELDON GAYETlT.
A Brilliant German-The Dancers
Costumes.

Costumes.
WELDON, N. c., August i.-(special)-
The banquet and german given at the
Atlantic-C oast-Lins Hotel here Thursday
night was social event long to be re-
membered and cherished by those who
participated in II.
The banquet was at II O'Clock. The
tables were profusely decorated for the
occasion, and the menu consisted OF all
the choice substantials OF life and sea-
sonable delicacies. ard fruits. In the
greatest profusion.
The german began about IL o'clock. and
when your correspondent entered the
ballroom a scene OF such dazzling beauty
and splendor was in evidence that he
was forced TO pinch himself to see IL he
was awake. or II II was dream OF fairy
land.
Captain u. C. Cohen. Of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-19

its past administrations, to secure as far
as possible the equitable distribution of the
burdens Of taxation, which should be so ad-
1usted as to release from restraint as far
as possible, the Industrial activities of our
people.
I'm the election of a constitutional con-
vention 1t demands such changes in our
organic law as shall meet the exigencies of
the present day, and are commended by the
experience OF the past and that the work
of that convention shall first be ratified by
the people before becoming operative.
ut denounces the prevalent debauchery
OF the electorate Of the state by the cor
rupting hand OF ambitious wealth, and it
appeals to healthy public opinion to sup
port a rigorous execution of the laws
against bribery and corruption at the polls.
"Pledging the electors this day nomi-
mated TO the support of the candidates,
William ]. Bryan and Arthur Sewall for
President and Vice-President, by the Ma
uonal Democratic Convention held in Chi
cago on the 7th Of July last. it presents to
the thoughtful consideration of the citizens
or Delaware the high character and citi-
zenship of the candidates nominated for
the trusts which the votes of free people
alone can confer"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-19

Raw presented the Newark AtnIctlc
game at Newark.
Lancaster lost its first game on the
homo grounds yesterday
BY deal between Manager Long and
Al Reach Of the Philadelphia Club, "Billy
Gallagher has been sold to tho Quakers
and the locals got in return Catcher Boyle
and Pitcher Carvln, and will havo the llsc
of Mcrtcs and Gricr whenever he wants
them. Gallagher the best man on the club
and the peer of any short stopin the league
and while local enthusiasts arc sorry to
see him leave they are glad of his good for.
tune,
Wilmington gains much by the transac-
tion. The team was badly crippled and a
god ca cErr wal badly needed Boyle,
uMry! the men whom Manager Long will
be allowed TO use, IA crac'sajuck behind tho
bat He will catch tolat. Gricr has nut
up good game in left t.4id, while Mcrtcs
play, good ball in left field, He is Il good
C. "l"rnnd fine base runner.
NWinnry is showing up well on third
base.
Ihnro will be two 4ames to-day for one
admission and ladies will be admitted to
both free.
Mon, gomcrv was in the game ycstcrd y.
Yes, decidedly so.
The BridgctUn Base Ball club di. banded
last night. For some time the club I'M;
been playing IN hard luck, and II has
revrr paid expenses from tho hturf, lt
hns run overheard ut least SO o. ana I r.
pr5' salaries are unpaid
TIL. 'hilatie'plia Club pay, $500 or
6 Iilsgher.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-19
NUGGETS OF NEWS,

Hon. Arthur Sewall, Democratic cnpdi-
dnte for vice president, has returned to his
home at Bath, Me.
Miss Flora Finlayson, the well known
opera singer, died in San Francisco Mon.
day night.
A hill Of gold has been discovered In tho
Andes mountains Of Peru. It Is full of
veins Of rich gold quartz.
Ex-senator Edmunds, of Vermont, will
make his only speech during the campaign
At a meeting of business men at Berwyn,
Pa, Sept, s.
By the breaking Of cable reel In a mine
near Butte, Mont, Foreman Ryan, John
Manning, John Campbell and two other
men were plunged 800 feet to death.
In riot last night at Dillonville, o. be.
tween Hungarian and Polish miners
Jackob Polowski was killed by blow
from stone, and Snlim Muad, O saloon
keeper, was fatally injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-19
Baby's Singular Death.

TRENTON, Aug. l9,-The 9,months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wyckoff, of
HUpewcll, was strangled to death in a
most peculiar manner. Tha infant was In
bal, and both itsparents were absent from
the room for a short time. The little one
managed to crawl from its couch, and in
attempting to reach the floor fell between
the bed and window screen lying against
tile wall Its chin caught on the edge Of
thu screen and it hung suspended, its feet
but few Inches from the floor until life
was extinct.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-19
TRAGEDY At A RACE.
Sad End of a Contest Between
Well Known Yachts.
BARON Won ZEDTWITz KILLED.


emperor "iiiam's~Me'eor Crashed Into
the Isolde, Tore Out Her Mast and Swept
Everybody from the Dock, Including
u., o,.,.u
"'
SoUTHsEA, England, Aug 19.-An acci.
dent resulting In the dismasting of Baron
von Zedtwitz s American builtyacht Isolde
and the death Of her proprietor occurred
yesterday during the regatta of the ROYAL
Albert Yacht club.
Mr.. A. Barclay Walkers Ailsa the
Prince OF Wales Britannia, Mr A. ID.
Clarke's Satanita and Emperor williams
Meteor started in the order given in tho
race for the vico colnmodoros cup and
4a5 An hour later the smaller yachts in
contest for prizes were sent away over tho
same course. Mr. Frank Jumeson,s Tho
Saint, Mr.. Howard Gould's Niagara. MIR.
Ogden Goelet's Samphirc, Lord Dun
ravens Audrey, Mr.. Charles Day Roses
Penitent and Baron Oh Zcdtwitz's Isolde
Wore tne contestants.
"hiie the big yachts were passing the
cohmlttee boat they overlook tho twenty
rhters. britannia and Meteor were almost
ABREAST OF Isolde, the two first mentioned
yaShts narrowly coming into collision.
iheh Britannia suddenly shifted her helm
III oruef TO avoid The Saint, and Meteor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-19

"Been to Washington2'
"Yes. "
"See Grover?
"YCs. ~
"Did he point you?"
eyes
"What to%'
Door. "-Texas Sitter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-19
Lancaster could not hit Vickery.


Captain Oliver Te6eau, of the Cleveian
came out of his memorable fight against
the National League yesterday with ny-
ing colors.
Judge Noble rendered his decision in
the Tebeau injunction case yesterday
morning. Only IL few fans were on hand
and even President Robinson, who had
followed the entire proceedings from tho
start, was not in attendance at the clos
ing scene. But when the ruling of tho
court was impaired to him he deemed
himself the happiest man on earth. b..
sides declaring the fine Illegal, the cour
ruled that he would grant new iniunc.
ton to prevent the League from either in.
terfering with the Cleveland team or its
captain, but for the fact that the .ame Oh.
jeots were assured by continuing the ori
ginal restraining order in force and that
more wrong might be done than obvitatod
by any other course.
The object of the injunction prayed for
in the petition was TO prevent the Nation
al League from collecting an alleged
wrongful $500 fine assessed against the
local captain or barring the team OF player
from participating in championship
games
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-19

The City Man, the Innocent Boy and the
Farmer With the Gun,

The City Man, the Innocent Boy and tb
Farmer With the Gun.
When left the train at -, the frs
thing saw was small boy with
white birch over his shoulder and ;
string Of fine trout in his hand. My
fishing blood was up in moment
had come all the way from Boston fol
some of the same thing.
"Johnny," said l, "where did you
get those fellows?'
IL don't wanter tell" said he.
"Why not?'
"Well, yew see, IL fish fur livin,
an thcts why l don't wanter tell. III
sell the fish, tho"
l didn want to buy fish, wanted to
catch fish, and so said pleasantly:
"Oh, well, | see That's business, of
course. How much do you want for the
fish?'
"a dollar" he replied.
"Now, my boy said I, II will give
you 81 if You will tell me where yop
caught tllon."
He appeared to be pleased with the
proposition and gave me careful d:rec-
tions to the brock, gong, in fact, half
way with me. l struck on. 1t was
beautiful stream. A veritable 'trouter's
paradise. F." In less than two minutes
had hooked beauty. The next momen,
heard crash in the bushes and man,
shotgun and dog were on the bank be.
side me.
, "I'll give yew iea' few minutes to
clear out nv here an git inter the road"
said he. eve don't low no fishin here" ="
"'Do you own this land?" l asked,
bound not to give up my prize stream
without al effort
"Ev'ry inch ont" he replied.
"Why don't you allow fshing?" l
asked s."rip;iiii,g stepping cut Of the brook.
"Cuz VIC git paid fur flshin here by
reSlar fellsrss fyggm Borston."
well, I'm from Boston" said I,
"and I am willing to pay you some.
thing for the privilege too"
He seemed to hesitate moment, then
said in a lower tone:
III yew won t never give 1t away I'll
let ye" ilsh down teW the second bridge
fur couple dollars Thet's ez fur ez
own; 6ut don give 1t away, 'cuz I've
leu the orook out.
paid him the money, and happy of
heart' STRUCK Oh again. The dog ap.
peared TO want to make my aequaint.
ahce' and Would no doubt, had he not
oeen hela by the collar. He and his
master and everything else were soon
lorSotten' however, IN the click of the
reei ana the Swish and swirl of the
wafer against my rubber boots.
Down at the 1irst bridge hooked two
more 1alrlS good ones; then my luck
susl0ehly gl ceaseh q IeW soft nbb!es and
l reached the second bridge, where
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-19

PHILADELPHIA Aug ls.-Flour weak; win.
ter supcrtine, sl.WG2 Is; do. extras, s2.l5d23O:
Pennsylvaria roller, clear, $275a3; do. do
straight, &g3.25. Wheat firm: August cOzstD
Ole Corn dull; Aurdst, 2sl4ta291sc Oats dull ::
August, 24G25c. Hay in fair demand for dcsir.
able grades; choice timothy, $l35Gel375 Beef
steady; city family 80. .5O9lO; beef hams. sl5 10
(gl6. Pork firm family, s3l5GlO. Lard easier .
western steam, $3.50 Butter steady; western
dairy, sI9tdl2c.; do creamery nl.glGc do.
factory, 7atD He; Elgins, lGc. imitation
creamery, l0gl2c.; New York dairy, lUo l5c.
do. creamery, lli2Gl6c. Pennsylvania cream.
cry prints strictly fancy, l9c. do frsts, l7GD
lSc.; do seconds, Halle. prints iobbing at 200
&C. Cheese quiet large ,612CdSlc.; small, Case
part skins, 2goc. full skins, lGll1c. Eggs
firm; New York and Pennsylvania ll(dI4lsc,
western fresh, 1ltgl3c.