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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

A strong argument in favor OF a
chemical engine was put up Tuesday
evening BY a FIRE and it's extinguishment
in the Ross drug store. A large lamp
fell IRON its holder and exploded, casting
the burning oil over the front part oithe
establishment. VIII Ross. who was
alone in the store at the time, threw the
blazing lamp into the street, and, Selling
a charged soda water tank, turned the
contents on the blaze which had COM
municated to A. Ross show window.
The fluid and gas soon made short work
OF the fire, which had assumed alarm
ing proportions. Wills bravery and
ol-headeduess was all THAI saved the
store with it, immense stock OF Xmas
goods. He burned the palms OF his
hands somewhat in handling theblazing
lamp. The loss is about $50 which falls
on 4. Ross. The fire alarm was given
and the department responded. AT the
time OF the fire, the city council was dis
cussimg the purchase OF a chemical en-
gine, and the soda tank furnished an
object lesson.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09
F~ifty-Fifth Congress.

The Fifty-ffth congress convened
IN regular session Monday and there
Is every prospect Of both houses
getting down at once to business
The previous congress settled the
tariff question, and, with this out Of
the way, the leading questions to be
considered are the annexation Of
Hawaii. the Cuban situation, Mica
ragua canal project, and the financial
question. Appropriations viii IN
doubtedIy te kept within closer
bounds than for a number Of years.
Eu- prrsFaeurs message - a clean
cut. conservative document which
eannos but please his friends and
disappoias bis enemies. III we'll
cho "a language, he presents his
views OF the questions Of the day to
congress in a manner which shows
the independence Of the man, and
plainly gives that body 70 under
stand their duty and upon it Laws
The respo nsibility Of adopting or
rejecting his suggestions. He rec
ommends a currency plan to do
away with the "endless chain, OPP
poses the recognition of Cuban bel
ligerency until the present Spanish
cabinet has had a fair trial. favors
the annexation of Hawaii. approves
the Dingley tariff, and recommends
a firm but conservative foreign
policy. 1t is a document which will
strengthen the president with his
fellow-citizens and cause them to
have 2 reater faith than ever in the
present administration.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

G TOPICS. 81
a3CG3CSc
A Compromise Offered.
Minneapolis Journal.

The railroad commissioners OF
South Dakota are travelling a hard
and thorny path. They are out of
money and so unable to prosecute
their cases against the railroads at
the present time, aud, on the other
hand, their constituents, the popu-
list, are complaining because they
have been SO e~xtrayagant in what
they have already expended. Cen
eral Manager Earring of the Milwau-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09
Folloving the announcement Q

Following the announcement Of
lthe appointment Of Ex-Governor
j. X. Church as attorney for a
mining company in Washington,
game The news Of his death, which
pccnrred November . at Juneau,
.Alaska. Louis Kassuth Church was
native of Brooklyn. New York
md served ! term in the legislature.
~ 1850, be was appointed associate
Justice II the supreme court OF
Dakota By President Cleveland, who
afterwards appointed him governor
of the territory.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

per cent OF fires In cities are extin-
gulssaed with this class Of apparatus.
Insurance companies will recognize
the presence Of An engine by lower
rates At inOipient fires, il Wiz
prove invaluable. as d blaze can be
conquered without ioodinga build
ing and stock with water. Council
has taken a wise step and the tax
payers are back Of them in it. Hail
to the chemical
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09
It's Different Now.

A few years ago, We couldn't pick
up poPulist paper published in
this state that did not have one or
more articles clipped from the
Ruralist-H. L. Loucks' paper. It's
different now, and Loucks hasn't
changed his platform a particle since
the populist party was organized
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

The action Of the city council in
purchasing a chemical engine will
meet with the hearty approval Of
LII interested in the welfare and
'afety of orr city. An Intellectual
and expensive effort has been made
% obtain a water supply, and almost
Sery one i convinced Of the f%utility
of further efforts in that direction.
The chemical engine will fill the bill
insurance statistics show that IS
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

Better Get Together.
Minneapolis Tribune

Some Of the republican papers in
South Dakota seem determined to
furnish the enemy all the Necessary
ammunition for an effective cam
paign next year. 1t looks as if there
were enough fighting to be done on
the outside TO render unnecessary
any further family q~uarreIing.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09
Lees rtistake.

Sioux Falls Journal fpopl.
Governor Lee
Begins t. see
The great mistake
Which lie did make
LID going for
The auditor
He must not think
That ey'ry stink
Which III may stir
Into the air
When probing round
OGcial ground
Viii swell MS sail
And never fail
TO land the bark
Light As a lark
Upon the shore
OF office more.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

kee has made a compromise proPo-
sition, and i may be accepted. Hs
Is willing to run passenger trains
through the busy part Of the season
If he ar be assured that he viii BE-
allowed to run mixed trains st
periods when the travel Is not
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

The Milwaukee road the
following changes IN the schedule Of the
Bristol K Madison line On Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, passenger
train No. POI viii leave Madison at 40
pm. connecting from main line train No.
/ and arriving at Bristol 1905 pm.
connecting with II sd. No. 6. Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday No 204 will
leave Bristol 8 20 am. connecting from
H.& d. No. 3 and arriving at Madison
1850 am. connecting with main line
traia No. f.. On the other three days in
the week Tuesday, Thursday aud Sat
Hrday north bound, aud Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday south-bound) "A
freight which will carry passengers will
be run. No. 2O3 leaves Madison IL am.
and arrives at Bristol s pm. No. 202
leaves Bristol at Z a. m. and arrives at
Madison 3 80 pm. Three days Of each
week there is no lay over at Bristol or
Madison. f. A. Bradley, Agent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

So TO S. per day can be- earned bY any
m an or women in this vieiEity. Work
light and agreeable. No need TO leave
home. Success certain. For full par
ticulars, address Argus-Leader, Sioux
Falls, s. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

Manager Small OF the opera
house wishes to 90 on record as
saving that the Webster Colored
Bellies gave the best minstrel show
ever in his house.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

Mrs. E. A. Wearne went down to
Waubay this morning for a short
visit TO relatives.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09
Thursday, December 0, 1897.

Senator Kyle announces that he i
strongly in favor Of the recognition
8of Cuban bc~lIigerency.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

A committee from tle fire department
and d large delegation Of citizens uat
with the city eoupeil ut the r-gola,
meeting Monday night '9r th. sqroa.a
Of presenting their views on theauestioo
OF fire protection. Ii wa. the uuanimous
opinion that a chemical engine shoula
be purchased, a. furnishing reliable prc.
lection aud as being absolutely certain
a. against an uncertain water supply
Speeches in favor oil the purchase we're
made by o numcer OF citizens, and an
agent Of the Fire Extinguisher Mnig. Co.
OF Chicago who was present explained
at length the workings and cost Of an
apparatus suitable FOR the needs Of this
city. Council adjourned until Tuesday
evening to enable them TO communicate
with other manufactures, and upon
reassembling a vote was taken author
izing the purchase OF an engine, and re-
ferring the matter TO a committee con.
sisting OF Aldermen Peabody, Trgtmeier
and Fiagstad. Vest erday this eommitte
closed "a deal and ordered a double IS
gallon cylinder four wheel Champion
chemical engine mt a cost OF 1900 laid
down at Webster. The machine win be
fully equipped with 400 feet OF hose,
nozzIes, lanterns, wrenches, torches, fire
axes, crowbar, 20 foot extension ladder.
etc, and will have lettered on the front,
Webster Chemical, No. L." These en-.
gines are all made TO order, n the
company is under contract to deliver
this one not later than January Ii, so
the city will not be compelled to pass
another winter without suitable fire
protection.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

No establishment in the city l,o,d.
greater attractions 30 the holiday ~
per than Ross. 1t II the Niece.
purchaser Of Christmas good. .ae
large stock, varied assortment ana Fl
prices hold out Inducements Ia Ii. !"
and pocket book in the saa,ot.
suitable and appropriate gifts. H. IS
in doubt as 10 what to purchases Z.
Ross. Their yon will find the s.as'
and latest novelties in toys. don. nh
celluloid and fancy arlicles. m 49,
you will find the newest, from fha oaa,s
abe to Richard Harding Davi.,
work, "The Soldier OF Fortune J
special bargain IN books il oYaraa
line Of standard works, cloth-bouna
the low figure of 15c and 25e n
stock Of fancy leather goods. statio,ara
and periumery is 'par excellence
the table, can b. had oranges. a,,l',
dates, figs aud bananas, aud a INN
ply in the nut line from the humbla
nut to the stately black aud Eoes.t
walnut Hall the burden aud worry !,
Xmas shopping i lifted by 4 visit !,
Ross, for il yon cannot fud what von
want there, it il OF little use to I'D
elsewhere. Cali in-bring the chiIdrea-
yoa ore welcome-you viii b. astouisbas
and delighted at the m~ultitudes oi ha,
gains Their new gramophone fnrnish,.
the latest vocal and instrumental s.se
lions. Ask .or your fayorjte.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

Elmer Hutchinson aud wife departed
Friday night for LaMarida, California
wher,, they viii spend the winter. At the
last momeat. X. j. PhiIbrook concluded
re- wanted TO 20, too. and departed on
tie same train. A large number 81
North Webster folks were at the station
10 sae the travellers Of aud wish them
.bou voyage"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

Married, Saturday, December 4, at the
Norwegian Lutheran parsonage by ReT.
II. r. Hammer, John Martin Svien 70
Miss Gjrrtrude Hoverstad. The groom
i one Of Wheatland townships most
prosperous farmers. while the bride u
d most estimabIe young lady from
Goodhae county Minnesota. The happy
couple have gone 10 housekeeping 10 the
comfortable home on the Wheatland
arm. The Reporter axrenls Ue-t wiriIss
for th.eir suture happiness
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

As Chief Landon was taking charge q
an intoxicated man Wednesday night,
~ wa interferetl with by Ed. aud Her
man Lundgren, whom be placed under
arrest after i sagsra scufie In which the
chief oyercoat was badly torn. One OF
the prisoners eadeavored to escape and
MAS halted by two shots from the CHIEF ;
revolver, They were arraigned before
Justice Huntington today aud Ed. was
fined IS and costs and Herman $40 and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-09

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

Wren the State OF Nevada decided Co
go into the przc-nghtng business as q
means Of promoting trade. We took oc-
casion 10 express cur abhoucuce Of
such a thing. Ii was bad enough for
IA single State TO have done this thing.
but, worse yet. the example 10 has set
mas been most dcmoraHzng. end other
States are disposed to initiate 10. 20 has
already been mentioned that PROPOSE
tion was before the Legislature of ana
other Western State 10 send a committee
TO the prize heht that the members mleht
look ON and report as 20 the advisabilN
OF opening the way 10 p.ize-nshtng ia
that state.
Now We learn that a movement IS ca
foot I'm the state Of FLORIDA TO secure
a change in tAe prescn. divorce laws so
as TO put tnat State on "a par with cer-
tain Western States n the matter Of
granting divorces. The llorida Citizen
tells us that 30 IS tho Intention of the
supporters of the movement TO make
Floroa tine Mecca ol the troubled
spouses and hese lords. vAotc they can
seek relief IN tho courts fe ;hoir trou-
bles. and become separated from their
martial ontangiomln,s.' and il adds.
"rhe support.u ol tine movement
claim that 81 ,sin bring thousands 81
poOple 10 tAe State. hasins tAc.r asser-
ton. doubtless. upon lAe belief mat lam-
.y troubles axe on the increase. ana CHAT
these afflicted persons VIII seek haven
Oi relief by coming 10 sunny Florida.
bask in the sunshine ior llW months
and 40 tho same tlma secure balm Tor
their wounds in che shape of a legal
document that Viii permit them TO wcl
again.
Thus. il Is said that the hotels Will
be- filed during tho summer. ass Wei ass
In the winter time and in fact tnar
such "a law viii prove even a. greater
drawng-card taon "a pr.1c-Asht.'
The present aw requires residence
OF two years for divorce. but under he
new law Thirty or sixty days a 10 De
the limit. We could hardly credit this
report II We did MT lind it In a. reputable
Florida newspaper. Legallzed prize
fights ana easy divorce laws are dee
plorable In any event, but when we
know that such laws are passed aud are
10 be passed for the purpose OF pro-
noting business We cannot but ask cur
selves II the American people are IN
fact becoming. as has been charged,
oation OF moncy-worshippers There is
,srts.n!y ground for the charge in those
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

iourned and that but few OF that body
will have another opportunity 10 uishrace
the state. Many OF the members ron
the west passed through here TINS ilioli
ing for their homes. where II Is haIui'
TO be expected they will have an o'"-
ton.
There IS n considerable stir here an ,Dls
the factory operatives, who complain
loudly that recently the white girls ~. III
the Duke branch Of tho American j ~
bacco Company have either 10 woIh ln
the room with and uy the side or hesID
boys. or give up their places. when tn.y
say means they Must submit 10 TINS des-
relation or etarve Some nave p-l.'
while necessity has forced others to re-
main.
Professor A. IT. Mcrtt delivered I'm m
torcsting Dec lre az tho Main-streei Mein-
oiist Episcopal church last nlsit on
"Nlrgil The Poet and Roman Citizen.
Rev. a. q. prudcn also lcctured IN ~.
Phillips church on the FIRST Entry OF
the Church fro Britain. from Caesar -. -
- to ST. Augustine A. D. D9. hoth
gentlemen bad large audiences
Tho weather continues rainy ana nul
few plant beds have been burned iuiiy
half the farmers having detorminol 10
cut their tobacco crop TIL De''er pil''@
prevail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
"IUST GOOD FOR NOTHING"
That is How Thousands OF
Women FeeI-Here
is the Cure.
Or. Grceno's Ncrvura Is the Greatest
Health Civor In tho World.

81 feel just good for nothing, .ired go
the Time and 20 nervous that Il seems
as ic I should ny 20 pieces" How many
women thero ago whose bitter cry or
discourasomcnt echoes these words. They
aye suffering f.om weak nerves, physical
cNhaus JON and female compllilts. Thoy
need tI.Ir nerves strengthened. their
blood mf.roralol. and restoration from
tnDIr female tncss and disease. They
need lir. Green NcrYura blood and
nerve remedy The great female rcstori-
tive and regulator which has proved
10 c.f uy iis wonderful cuga7, the gr sl.est
blessing 10 womlnknd The world has
ever known. j. gives tho weak. langliA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

States where the people are Wiling 10
prostitute the sacred functions OF Gov
eminent 20 the purpose Of moncy-i'aN-
ing. IL "a especially Notifying to us
that a Southern state should be cnsaseu
IN such a business. and we hope '''l
the Florida Legislature will promptly XIII
this easy-divorce law as soon as II
shows its head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

our attention has been called 20 the
mct hat wc were in error yesterday n
stating tha. in the money strnslnoy OF
1853. clcaring house certificates circulated
among DE. people of Richmond ass money.
Hut 30 was only an error in terms. What
$50 hud u mind was certified checks.
uncso passed from hand to hand as
money not only .n Richmond, bug iu
other Virginia cities. ana the prnciple
which we.Iaid doSn is in no way affected
hy the error 300 Terms.
Ilced. 30 a rather emphasized, for
while c.a-ne house certificate is the
.out obligation Of several banks. GER
ul.d checks is the Obligation o. only enc
a.ua
Ne conteuied ana contend that these
obligations demonstrated beyond FER
adventure the necessity for an elastic cur
renew and the fact which We have so OIL
t,n maintained that there is no difficulty
ln circulating in a given community the
notes OF a state bank in which the people
have confidence.
A bill 10 require marriage licenses in
Now Jersey will meet strong opposltlon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

white Glii- Must work Beside Negro
Boys or Quit.

DURHAM. y. c.. March io-spec.ai.-
Captain ". \. Sea. "a prominent topac-
con.st here m the past whose serious
illness has been mentioned in this cor
respondence. j. lingering at deaths door
and an hope Of recovery is gone.
William ShambiCr. q farmer living near
here. was badly hurt IN the runaway
last night on Green street lie was
thrown from The wagon with great force
and his head struck sharp rock. 1t Is
not thought that be is dangerously
wounded.
Durham people are congratulauns
themselves that the Legislature mas al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

from ministers In the Senate or that
state. The claim Is set UP that II VIII
impose a hardship on poor people. This
has been year OF freaks IN legislative
assemblies. Probably the next VIII DO
an act to make every couple their own
divorce court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

An Uo.aNt.r toAr 1911" -i"'""'
When Sullivan Was ln a.t prime, a"l
H sa.l seed io te tae nslco.e ch-n-
p.oa o. l.e universe. le came t9 'h.-
ca-o 10 play an Dneae. mont. SAT-. o'o'-
win was playing Aese a- ono same -ine.
Goodwin ..e .E.,y other MNA "--h d.
drop of sp.r-us blood n n- veins. a--
mired Sullivan. Iie AA-" Dbl" t.-s
well. as lne great actor and l-- great
pu-Ilisl to.l came l1m Boston.
-.4tau was s,aulia. a.lt I'D fancy DIT
d.. ono Of tue hotels when GOODWIN ,i-
t.I.I. Ile usual cl.e.. . 0nf'ta "Dit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
FALSE IMPRESSION or SOUTHERN
OPINIONS.

OPINIONS.
our readers were no doubt as much I'M
,rossod as we were by the letter from
Mr.. J. y. r.. Bocock Of scct'sVi''e'
va. who. though badly mixed in his
confusion Of Secretary sherman win u.n-
.,al sherman. no DOUBT reported hia
.rnrl.sb gentleman OF great experience
and general intelligence correctly. he
said this English gentleman made the
following remark to him, in commenting
upon The conduct Of Secretary Oncy and
General Lee. IN the Cuban matter. lie
said:
knowing The fact that the South hates
the North. and the yoke OF The Union
is as calling ass death 90 the old seces-
sionisls and their p0stcrity ana u sucn
. thing bc possible thc young blood o.
the south dcspisca tnc stars ana StIip.
moro Thoroughly than even tho7e "o"i-
headed veterans who spilled their bio'"
and lost their substance hshun1 tn'
flag which now casts its colds ioi 'ie
lrcozos a. the Southland 90 KISS ana
fearing not the power OF spain Dli lne
deadly vengeance of the South' sho"'.
the arms %. lhe DHio" -.
with those oil sp"'" ll' n"' a.. ,,.',.,-,-
. 80 for This reason alone are the
citizens OF the United states lh wv"
suffered TO be murdered and Their prop
eriy coniiscaiea. "''.''" a., 80. go .rd
.,' ,.'''. a., ,,o '6laod Of the North. s
a. .1o Inn extent of his ability trying TO
rrccipiiate an issue OF war between the
Union and SPAN -..~.~,n.a +b,.
VIC ...'.,.. ~. Ga.
S''"D4,'' .,..... - ,,,o eou.bern
..,.... ~ ,.ro.i.r
p''i'''' ,.....,,,. and ,,,,s r,,oar,-
.-,d. t,, one NJ these.
..r. or,.t de,l about the
"'' ,.'.,.,. r,ro,,shrosn na.
'''' '.'' ''' ........,.. oo,ccrriro the
'. ,.... ,.., r,eorc;,inr soutbcrners
-',.',. ,..... ,n,.,.s him uo draws the
,.e...... er,,, er,b oxnress.ons tnat
..... a.. d, ho minds of Southern
.,. d,o,-s.,to1 hatred OF Northern
r,o,l. and desire for am opportunity
<..., ,,...,, and cor ND "a scpa-
80 r...... p,, D.. ts as
..,....,.s..,,.. ,.vert,o-
i'"''' ..,..,. t,..,.r..s,on.
.,...... ,,.. .,... have becomo
'- ''''' ..5'.,.,, Of the "war
'''-' .'- ,lo,,o u.ed O,en
i""E' ''s, ''''' 49, memories Of
'''.' ,......o.. 80 cha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

II the same amount OF energy was oe-
voted 10 hard work that IS expended by
professional onice-seekers in their efforts
70 secure q soft berth. hard times would
soon vanish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

Professor Andrea IS off again after the
North Pole. 1t will be a cold day when
he nads Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

-n "'-- ... ..r , e,..tr.I no tbolr
.'''-.s o." .tt.s .,, .ffr.
1'ol-.-l. I.' o.. ..-.,f
ii.4 t..ih '' o..
m-ias lo uAN. l'
fashion io condemn ...i l'.".-'
Greeks. DNi .''E '.'i 'l lia -o-'
fore tle world enc feNie enIA'lFe7 OF
tae highest rrnon of risnt, as against
material r-.t Ii consider ions
Tu connection with tln irco.an problem,
tho beautiful poem written hy 1ir. VILE
liam Watson was introduced. THE FIRST
and Concluding st4rzIs aro as follows.
H-..' '.''
N-l- .''i '
-u ..'N I'it lf f'lN
''o"
S0Nne on arms. I eAe
Leave h.r rlh'.t work. to thee.
AID tho Powers frat soon or late
Gain for man some sacred goal
Arc co-r.rtn.rs I'D try fata
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

Weylers stcnographer must be taking
his vacation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

The Powers seem TO be as much al
sea as ever in their efforts 10 get their
ideas Of a plan to coerce Greece INTO
concrete form.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

The Powers are watching Tor an op-
portunity to let 80 when the world ism t
locking.