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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-05-21
a WATERSPOuT
That Went Threatenfngly Near to st. 10,
seph, Mich

ST.. JOSEPH, Mich, May i3.-Dearing
q wind and rain storm here Monday
afternoon an immense waterspout
sprung up in Lake Michigan. 1t was
followed by a fierce squall, and for
awhile it was feared that the city
might be endangered. Water was
sent whirling up in great volumes high
into the air, falling back like
a continuous cloudburst. The water
spout disturbed the water for many
yards about it.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-05-21
QlttNTUPLETS DEAD.
All the Lyons Infants at NFayRels, Ky.
Died In Spasms.


Died In Spasms.
MAYFIsLD, KY, May 16.-The Lyons
Iuintuplets born in this city April %
to Mrs. Oscar Lyons, are all dead. The
last one died Friday. The exact cause
Of their death is not known.
They all had similar attacks, resem-
bling spasms. Each one died Instant
iy, and at the last moment would give
loud screams. They were fully devel.
oped and appeared to be in perfec4
health Their bodies have been EN-
bsAlmed and are now ON exhibition.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-05-21
q oiiIs

Il is often difficult to convince peo-
pie their blood is impure, until dread
full carbuncles, assesses, boils, scrof-
ula or salt rheum, are painful proof OF
the fact. It is wisdom now, or when,
ever there is any Indication of
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-05-21

SINCE the bicycle era envelops us quite
All the universe seems to seek safety" in
flight.
Boston Courier.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-05-21
You are bound to succeed IN
making HIRES Rootbeer Il you
follow the simple directions. Easy
10 make, delightful to TAXI.
z IS. p.skses naiss s saiieas seld essyvhss~

f1Olll1n and WHISKY hsAsls csrsa Book go
Ut ~ TnKk d. ,. =. woetLgy, ATLANTA. q.
0-MAxa s1u lAfm rsp asMuaN
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
Notes

a small. close round hat has q tur.
lan-shapol lrim Of Gne Jets The
c.ogn Is puffci chiffon. The trimming
Is Of very short ostrich tips cuIlcl into
rosctte share Ttesc are set around
the sides OF the hat. and long plume
falls over the back.
4 round hat OF satin braid has a
moderately low crown and trimming
Of ct least ten loops Of wide Dresden
ribbon ret a. one side and falling over
tie crown. Three very full ostrich tips
are set OF The other side OF the crown
and fan toward tho front
Chatelaine belts Ct gold and silver,
with numerous pretty but useless pend
ants. In the style OF those worn fifteen
years ago. arc revived. but the tinkle OF
silver trlnkets makes music Tor envious
cars. Scissors which rciuEe TO cut. thin
BILE eases never opened. ylnaigrctics
without any salts. fan and bouquet hold
crg. are all in their accustomed place.
But the new chatclaine BAG made OF
various kinds OF fancy leather Is thing
Ter use "a well az beauty. Bags Of liz
ard skin and tan suede. with gold, silver
or aluminium ornaments. are especially
et..rahle. Some are fastened securely
20 he belt and others are held by a
metal clsa?.
To make ordinary cloth waterproof.
tali a pound OF sugar OF lead In
.ieil Of rain water. with half a pound
o. ALAN; stir 90 intervals until the wa
ter locanc5 clear. and then pour Il on
in,o another pail. Put the cloth or gar
mcrt5 lRto Il and let them stand
twcnty-iour houra Then hang the
clothes up to dry without wrlnging.
Carnents treated thus can be worn In
The widest G;orm OF wind and rain
without the wearer even getting damp.
The rala viii hang In globules upon the
cloth. and cloth that is waterproof Is
evsr and mere hoalthtul than rubber
good1
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

steam and sail yachts among Bosyor
craft and often went on long cruises
alone with her crew and a few con-
Genial spirits Her sailor suits were
wonderfully swagger affairs. usually
imported and always original and Inn
mensely fetching Sometimes In her
hunting tripa and long sails about In
strange waters she would arm herself
with a piquant brace OF pistols set In
jewels and stuck In a leather belt
studded with gold and made more
amusingly terrific by jeweled dag
ger showing its hilt and sheath tip.
She had fam0usly shapely feet and
her footgear occupied shelves enough
TO az up a go0d-slEed shop Her jewels
were fabulous In price and once in
awhile exceptional In value. She owned
one or two OF the worlds most celebrat-
ed gems and had coronets. necklaces
and a bundle Of garter buckles not
equaled by the treasures OF any other
Boston danes private caskot.
When StetEon's wealth and the beauty
Of his wife had grown into great motor
iety John bethought himself OF society
and taace a masso shot to seat himself
and the buxom Katie In the heart OF
Back bay arlstocracy. But a silent
thunder cloud from the marble-heari
district gre eted this harmless ambition
Of ihr may circus rider and her hus-
bgl.'.
Neither OF them cared much, and the
splendid Stotson castle. which sits
obstreperously up IN the polished ward
OF commonwealth avenue. has never
been consocrated BY Boston swelldom
but II was a great place just the same
and entertainments Of solid u somewhat
ostontatious hospitality frightened ~
years and Mr.. and Mrs. stotson grew
TO be most happy In heir pleasan
bohemian circle OF friends. who were al
ways glad Of an invitation to visit IA,
big house.
A Witty hnancier who had been un
successful in securing a loan from siet
son called at the palace on Common
wealth avenue and sent up his card
John had just been handed the transln
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20


Gibson Glrl-Why are SO few OF your
members OF the nobility present. l
came over expressly 20 meet them.
Du MaurIcr Girl why. most Of thom
are In the United states on business
Life.
Mr.. Dunn UNPAID bill In his hand
When shall cali again, owonsg Mr.
Owens Well q would hardly be proper
Tor You to call again until have re-
turned the preseat clll.-Iondon It'd
Bits.
Willle--papa gave me dime TO put
In my dime s1vings bank Gimme two
nickcls FOR Il. MAJ Ma--WAat iorg
You can't put nlctca IN your bank.
wluc-No maam. that's iuia It,
Philadelphia Record.
American girl at Windsor cas,l0-
Porter. Is there any chance 10 get a
glimpse OF ths Quesng Goutlcman at
the ga,e-l am no, the p0r,er. am
the prince OF wales. American girl
How lucky am! j. Jour mota1F "a.
New York weekly.
Teacher sugpo5,. I,haale, your
mother cuts rogai @. moa, into
eight parts, what WI each bart be-
Johnnie ChaGlc Oac-cish,auiapound.
Correct Nov. suppose gno cu,l caeh
eighth In two what VIII each part be
then ?" "Onc-slxtconta @. q p,n,d."
Just so. Now. sanp0ie sh2 ca & each
slxleenth IA six piecoi- .waa. W n each
piece be-" flash. "-Tc- r.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

against Il 90 We will. our hair becomes
flabby. and when that is accompanied
by a homoly gown. the result Is de-
plorable
These remarks doubtless seem super
fetal. but Is there one business woman
In ten who, when she buys her gowns
for the season. thinks OF ralny-day
costume?
bicycling and tennis are slowly but
surely affecting cloudy-weaiher dress.
for the knickorbockcrs which are so
useful In these sports serve equally well
In keeping one dry on a rainy day.
They should be worn under a short
walking skirt Chovio, or serge. Of any
color but bluo-that turns green after
being wet a few timos-ls best for the
suit.
It's a pretty idea to have a tam-o'-
shanter designed TO wear with the suit
II should be trimmed with a couple OF
quilts. which weather cannot spoil.
Over the costume should be worn q
long. sleeveless circular coat. or hin
tweed or Bingham. These coats have
capes and narrow turnover collars.
Perhaps one Ireiera tlght-httlnl
coat. In which case pu1 sleeves ar,
worn and jacket fronts. These fronts
are intended to conceal a large rocket
on each side. The entire effect Is yer,
natty.
To return TO materials. one cloal
was OF brown and white fine cheeke,
glngham, lined with changeable taieii
In brown magenta. Another was OF tar
tweed. thin enough TO allow the glow
OF n pink lining to shine through.
A cute idea In this cloak was ih'
tiny pockets placed at each front or
ner OF the cape. They were entirel,
concealed by Ornamental flaps.
Above all things. have a handsome
umbrella. and learn 70 properly FUR
II. Unless you do that you can move
hope TO be ehic.-"The Latest" In Chi
clgo News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
IlsiiIas ON u. rr.ln..

There's Eome hlsh betting going on
at tbs 23d street station Of the 9th ave-
nue cleya,cd-roal a about o'clock
every morning. The trains from up
and down town pass each other at this
station al that time. and you will no
lice n group OF mca standing on the
platforms, looking az their watches and
acting the approach Of the engines.
wheso headlights simmer along the
rarg. They arc betting boxes Of cigars
DR. lks and dinners upon which train
VII. reach the station FIRST. and they
an take The iatere5l Ia Il which pas
scngcrs on tie Atlantic liners take In
an ocean FACE. Theoretically the tralns
are supposed TO reach the station at the
same time In practice there Is a dit
terence OF ten or fifteen seconds In the
favor Of enc or the other every morn
New York Herald.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
REYNOLDS BlvALvE PARASITES
The Remarkable Anile,ion OF Professor
Who DwslIs On TsIaa.

wha Dwslls IN TEXAS.
Prof Reynolds. Of Georgetown. Texas.
has the unpleasant distinction Of being
afflicted with disease the like OF which
IL not known In medical science. Many
noted physicians have examined his
case. and until recently no solution Of
It's mystery has been found. The d.
sease Ia caused by countless myriads OF
animalcule which burrow under the
skin. causing great pain. When rubbed
brlskly with the hand his body would
give of small particles very closely re-
scmbllng brown sand. The case was
FIRST brought 10 the attention OF DR..
Fleming. OF Georgetown, who made q
very thorough study Of Il and reported
Il In several medical journals. Last
week Prof. Reynolds went 10 San An
tonic 20 have City Physician Menger
make a mlcroscoploal examination. Dr.
Menger conducted a series Of microsco-
pical examinations. and not only sue
ccoded In detecting the parasite. but
has made several photographs OF Il. He
says Il Is the most wonderful disc0v-
cry ever uade on the human body as
far MS his knowledge OF the subject
goes. The particles taken from the
body look like common sand. are dark
brown In color. and are barely visible to
the naked eye, When placed In acid the
particles foam like seidlltz powders.
aud they can be seen under the micro
scope giving of oarbOnie gas. Acids
also make tho pAytiolos transparent.
and they easily ciuniblc into very hno
powder. Tho parasite Is encased In a
she'll. CT rather two shells, The parasite
itgeli, whea placed under a powerful
microscope. looks very much like a
grab spider. Il has eight legs, four In
front and four behind. Tho front legs
prolrudo and look like horns.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

lie looked happy enough az he
walked up to the post-ofIice box. set
huge bundle on the floor and began
taking pretty square envelopes there
from dropping them by twos and threes
In the box.
big lot Of letters" remarked tho po-
llceman. Nice day. too"
'Lettersl" said the happy man. "My
dear fellow. those are not letters. They
are wedding invitations"
A stern look came over the face OF
the hitherto friendly policeman.
MY friend" he said. Il am sorry to
disturb you. But | must do my duty.
Come with me-"
Arrested"
yes"
ION what charge, slr' This Is an
outrage"
mot at all. You are advertising q
lottery through the nails"
The man went along
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

". NJ. has mere ambition and taste
than many girls. and while she likes
to look nice. IS unable 10 indulge her
self In new and pretty costumes. She
asks what she can do to make present
able light colored waist that has been
good deal sollcd. Answer: Pufings
Of chiffon or lace shlrred very full may
be used to conceal the silk that Is soiled.
The material should be adapted TO the
ground work. and much OF It's beauty
will depend upon the careful way In
which II is applied. II It Is liked. black
lace may be gathered over the light
color. or white. which Ia more dreasy.
Rosettos and loops Of lace or thin ma
terial can be put en- he shoulders and
at the lower edge Of the bodice. The
sleeves can be covered with thin ma
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
Jessie. Philosophy.

Men who complala OF their homcs too
often overlook the fact that they them
selves are more or less responsible for
the atmosphere which peryades It..
Consideration for wife Is one Of the
sweeteat flowers which a husband can
grow and nourlsh In the home garden.
Il will do more than tho coslllor. bou-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

terlal. aud u there aIo spots that must
be concealed. place a rosstte OF the
fabric over each spot. aud put a cor.
responding enc on the other side. Across
The shoulders. where there 10 frequently
q good deal OF dlscoloration. the mate
rial may be ehirred on quite closely and
will conceal all defects.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
Hem. About Dress.

Adeline wants TO know on what day
OF the week was December 20. 1879?
How should a girl Of seventeen wear
her hair? How to trim a short circular
cape? VIII light eeru ribbon look well
on a black chip hat? Answer: De-
cemher 20. 1879. came on Friday. A
girl OF seventeen may wear her hair
In a rather loose knot at the back Of
her head or In a braid tied with rib
bon. n she Is small for her age and
looks young. A short circular cape
should be trimmed according TO the ma
terial OF which II Is composed. d vel
vet care may be trimmed with lace.
feathers. embroidery or passemenierle,
cloth cape may have embroidery,
galloon. braid or silk trimming. One
very pretty cape IS braided about four
inches around the lower edge; another
% embroidered; a third "a trimmed
with alternate ruiilcs OF the cloth OF
which Z, 10 made and Glaco silk. Light
ecru ribbon will trim a black chip hat
appropriately.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

Wool II pays to have a political pail,
! tell you. was appointed dogcatehei
today.
Van Pelt-what possible good can
that do your
Wool am tired Of wearing Neigh
hobs dog home every time call on his
daughter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

ion Of Dumas "Deml-MOnde" and sent
back the mans card. with the informa.
,lon written In the corner: Can't see
you. I'm Just In the middle Of The
Crust Of Society" The hnaneier cent
up another. upon which he wrote: so
glad you have succeeded In breaking in
after all the rebuifs society has given
YOU"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
What the Lover. said.

WINS NhN aseNNNA HANAs
Shall | tell you what the lover said,
As closely by her side he sat.
And strOked the curls upon her headl
There Is no need to tell you that
Shall | whisper what she said TO him,
As at the door the lovers stood,
While somewhere near her papa grlm
Drew closer? No! never could.
And when at length her pa abused
with kicks the youth-and did not
stint 'em
Shall write the words that lover used :
I'D like TO but they wouldn't print
EN-.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

First plckpocket twho has been At
tending church for professional" pur-
posesl to his mate-That vas mighty
touchin' sermon. which the old ton In
the white thingumbob preached,
weren't Il. Bill?
Second Ditto-lt were that, Tom. |
was going TO sneak something out Of the
plate. but that sermon 20 touched my
art that put button In Il insteal.-
Toronto Register.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
MoneY CnnNer.e.

A miser sat alone with hls gold.
For years he had lived the life Of
hermit.
Scarce seeing the light Of the sun.
knowing naught Of what went on "a
the outer world. the miser was still
happy, lie was alone with his gold
Twas long. loag since he had heard
the sound OF human voice. Did he
miss IT, No Money talks.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
A Thing ssli.Erldeni.

I'm buying a hat" said the phllooo-
pher. pausing In the busy street as the
thought occurred to him. Il suppose
ought to be careful to get the new
springs tile"
And then laughing softly TO himreli
he resumed the struggle with the world
that philosophers have &c make In or.
der TO get along.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
Fir.s On the Ground.

There was a sound Of shriekinE can
vas and a boom Of escaping gas. The
car Of the balloon was overturned. and
down. down through the ether wen, the
aeronaut and his party OF Information
seekers.
The reporter was the lrst to allGht
First on the ground. anyway he
remarked. and. taking out his note
book and pencil. he proceeded to write
up an account OF the accident.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

Come. old man. brace mp! There Is
no need OF your feeling 80 dependent
just because Miss Grcenback refused
you. Remember the old saying, There
are Just as good FISH In the sea as ever
were caught"
Il know. But they're not all as well
fixed"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

DO you believe In hypnotIsm2'
We'll I can't say positively. Eut II
there IL nothing In Il can't explain
why large number OF marriages oc-
cur. Truth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

81 reem to be very well liked" said
tho NANCY little dog
YES" remarked the wicked lliile
boy. even the tin cans are attached to
you"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

Spencer Who was Il wrote "Non
must work and women must weep.
Ferguson Forgotten. but it's good.
srcncer Rubbish Women more
often weep when men don't work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

Nas az right She lcit The STAGE lai-
mcdiattly uscn htr marriage and never
returned. though ouco In awhile she
threatened Il.
Ia winter she was d wonderfully &C.
tive creature. always out wrafpcd irom
her lovely black head 10 her tiny feet
IN oosily lurs. She would walk leisure
iy and seemingly unconscious Of tho
,unsation her beauty created wherever
she chose 10 wander, She had Russian
vehicles, tobsSgaa sleds. horses Ct her
own selection. and she was the most
daring and accomplished rider on the
Back bay and carried terror TO umid
winter drivers In Central park anu on
she tally-ho roads In New York.
II summer s,ss had one Of the pigses,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
An Ar,l.,lc Aehleremsni.

"Mr. Crayons IL very successful In his
drawing" remarked the young woman.
Eyes" replied the discourteous rival
Il understand he disposed OF several
pictures at rafle. o. Washington Star.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
M. WIN unll,. I'm.

When Gracies boomers shrank :iom
a shower that they drank did shc give
EN- to her little brother? Nit For
down at Coney Isle, where aho sports
so free from guile. as bathing suit
they'll be a perfect lt-Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

what yer don't know aOou, mo
would an clrkycrlatin library" said
the ly criminal
is that so?" replied the detective.
well. what do knox about you will
on a suit Of stripes" And he gatheref
him In.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

Quots which he can bring home from
the florist. II Is the little things In this
world that make lie attractive. and Il
Is the little acts OF courtesy and con-
sideration on the part OF the husband
which dcepens her love Tor him. height
ems her respect for other men, and
mako8 her daily and hourly grateful
to God. through whose Infinite wisdom
her life and that OF her husband were
brought together. Marriage Is never a
failure In q homo where consideration
flla the minds and lives OF the hus-
band and wife. Il Is a golden bond be-
tween them which brish,ons years. and
bindA them together when they are Cd.
cent from one another.
Kind words are the music OF the
world. They have power which seems
TO he beyond natural oauros. Il seems
as n they could almost do what In
really God alone can do soften the
bard and angry hearts Of men. No one
has ever been converted by sarcasm:
l.rshed. perhaps. II the sarcasm was
Slo,er enough. but drawn nearer to
God. never.
] think that person who tries q
shoot a burglar In his own house 81
foolish. Il Is even more hazardous taan
running ahead Of teams on the street.
Suppose one should tumble down. Ne
driver he's such a command over his
horses that De could stop them sooa
enough 10 prevent an accident. u al
ways makes me nervous 10 see some
cmerty go lodging under the horses
lesc. Now. burglA has nine out Of
tta advantages over thcman bcing bur
rlor.-oi. The burglar Is wide-ewakc.
ON The al,r, for danger. has his me1ua
81 escape perfectly planned and g.
croinl fcg enythlug taat may threaten
him ca Ger on HIS escape. The man
ldgE hurgllrlsed Is usually awakened
nom q SQUAD sleep. II be awakes at
~. aLd Is naturally In dased condi-
iloa. Tails Is pioyon iIom the fact tha,
atos. three-iourths OF the men thu,
crossed. who shoot az burglars hli
-ono monacr OF the household Instead
,Vo ,gsss ont Of three. Of TIE re-
hi.g iogr'h. ere themselves hlt by
ht alr,ar ~ o.Acr words. about one
It.t 81. every twelve who enter q hous,
lr Sc: t and rarely hit. The safest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
Cooid No, DO IT,

l. Guard dmpaiiontly) Both gates,
gents. both gates.
lrascible pasEengor-What the hlazes
do you mean2 DO you think I'm twlnsl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

CIRCLE Of honest
friends which CIR
dies America Will
be shocked 10 hear
Of the sudden death
Of Kate stokes-Stet-
son. the beautiful
creature who mar
ried John stetson.
the Boston man
ager OF the Globe
theater. Mrs. Stet-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

A company with a capital 100000
has been formed for the purpose Of
building a railroad to the slaeleFS Of
Mount Tacoma
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

Brown knew sluggem when he
was quite a small boy. There was no
Indications then that be would ever be
a pugilist.
Jones There wasn't, ehy
Brown-Not the slightest. lie was
constantly scrapping with the boys Ia
the nelghborhood.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

old Bachelor Now that your sister
has married. Il Is your turn"
Young Lady la that meant "a an
Offer ustlge BlaetlCr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
IN WOMAN'S CORNER.
SOME CURRENT TOPICS ron
WOMEN AND GIRLS.
Notes % tho Modes - Rainy weather
Costumes some sammrr Biossoms-
Answer. 90 Correspondent Hints for
the Observation-Disclosures Circle.

AMY WEATHER
Is always intruding
upon as. We can
not get rid Of H.
Such being the case
Va may as well be
pared. for at no
ime r. It so impor-
tant that a woman
should be well
dressed as on q
rainy day. Strive
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

The Chlnoh Bug-The chlnoh bug
extends over the most Of the United
States east Of the Rocky mountains. Il
Is double brOoded, the insect passing
the winter in the adult stage, very
largely At least, and depositlng eggs
for the first brood Of young during May
and june, these young becoming full
grown and deposlting eggs In July and
August, according to locality. and the
young from these eggs developing and
passing the winter-OhiO station Bul-
letln.