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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-10-27

For the latest styles in Millinery,
cheap, it will be to yonr interest
to see or order from II Nachman
Lake City, S G.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-10-27

We have on hand a large sup
ply of buggy poles and shafts.
Poles $4.75, shafts $2.75.
Fl. HELLER.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-10-27

For all styles of ladies capes, fine
and cheap, call on or order from II
Nachman, Lake City, S G.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-10-27

| will pay $8 a ton for cotton
seed delivered to me here or at
any railroad station in this county.
GEORGE s. BARR.
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Snapshots from Scranton.

Mr.. Wylie Whitehead, of Sar-
dis, was in town last week.
Mr. Hartwell Graham, of Kings
tree, was here on visit to rela-
tives and friends this week.
Mr.. II X Browder, from near
Lanes, was here this week, accom-
panied by his son.
Mr.. II B Brux, one of Charles.
tons wholesale merchants, was
here on business last week.
MIR Jesse Parker, of George
town, is on a visit to relatives in
this section.
Messrs. Chas. Redmond and
Chas. Ray went to Lanes Monday
morning on business.
Messrs. Calvin Haley and
Harvey Baggett, of Clarendon,
were guests of Maj. L NJ Creecy
last week.
Messrs. Charlie Hollis and Jack
Brunson, of Florence, were here
last week, timing the roof of L 5
Wallis new store-house.
Mr. Herbert A Graham and
bride visited relatives here this
week, while on their way to Tim
monsviile, from their bridal tour.
Mrs w NJ Flowers, accompa-
med by her SOIL, Master Sidney,
have returned from a visit to rel
atives at Florence and Ebenezer.
Messrs. Gibbons and Morris. Of
Shiloh, were in Scranton Friday en-
route to High Hill, to attend a
church conference at that place.
Mr.. F NJ Britton, Sr., represent
ing the firm of Edward o Miles
&Co., of Atlanta, hide dealers,
was in Scranton last week.
Mr.. James II Hancock. of Tim
monsville, was here last week, in
the interest of Berger's Warehouse,
at that place.
Dr. q B Graham has returned to
his home in Darlington, after a
prosperous business trip in this
section.
Train Is stopped here Monday
morning for the accommodation
of four preachers from North Car
olina, who had been in attendance
upon the conference at High Hill.
The daughter of Mr.. l j Coward,
who lives two miles east of this
place, has been seriously i'll for
some time, but with the able ser
vices of DR.. S D NJ Byrd, we hope
for her speedy recovery.
Among the Scrantonians who
attended the Gala Week festivi-
ties at Charleston this week were:
Messrs. j c Scurry,R E Mcknight,
W r Singletary, Leo Singletary,
Forris Poston, Berry Poston, W
r Coleman, Claude Gasque,
Liston Coleman, j NJ Kirby. Hen
ry Lynch, Luther Hinson;
Misses Ella Hinson and Ora Sin
gletary.
The following Scranton people
attended the conference at High
Hill Sunday: Messrs. Winslow
Wright, Leo Singletary, r E Nc
Knight, Liston Mcknight, Willard
Mcknight, Lloyd Edwards, 9 H
Nachman. Chas. Redmond, 2 s
Wall, A Poston. PRESLEY Poston,
R L Lee, G D Candy, Frank
Sturgeon, q w Cusaac; Mesdames
Winslow Wright, A Poston, and
Misses Anna Nixon, Carrie Nixon,
Minnie David, Elvie David.
The annual conference of the
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LOCAL ITEMS Of INTEREST.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed Form and Printed
in Like Manner for the Sake
of Our Weary Readers.


our offer in another column.
Rev. J + Dunlop was here
Tuesday visiting among his parish
toner's.
Mr.. WE Snowden, OF Benson,
spent Thursday and Friday at
Bars Hotel.
Miss Maria Scott, after spending
several weeks among relatives In
this county, returned Tuesday to
her home at Manning.
The jewel OF truth never spark
les more brightly than when an
habitual liar tells the truth and is
not believed.
Lieut.. Charles j Epps, Of Com
;, pany 1, End Regiments q V |, is
home on furlough. Lieut.. Epps
is every inch a soldier and looks
quite handsome IN his natty uni,
form.
Messrs. Griffin & Smith, have
moved their business to the for
mer postofice building, on Acad-
emy street, and in their new and
roomy quarters are better than
ever prepared to serve their cnsto-
mers.
Among the jurors for the
United States Circuit Court, which
convenes November 2S at Colum-
bia,a named Messrs. w K Hanna,
Camp Ridge, S b Haseiden,
Johnsoasville. Calvin Matthews,
Gourdins. Jas. Z Davis, Salters, IN
this couaty.
A ripple of excitement was caus-
ell last Saturday night by
the whipping of two
negro boys caught stealing in Mr..
II ID Reddick's store. The pun
ishment was inflicted with buggy
whip and was we'll laid on. This
summary method of handling such
ceses will doubtless have a salu-
tary effect
The examination OF white and
colored applicants for teachers
certificates came off in the Court
house last Friday. There were
thirteen white applicants, four
males and nine females; while
among the colored, out of total
of twenty-nin examined, nine
teen were males and ten females.
Leroy Lee, Esq, of Scranton,
was in town Thursday. It is
probable that in the near future
Mr.. Lee will become resident of
this place. He has been recently
admitted to the bar, after thorough
pre- e2aration, and will doubtless do
well here in the practice of his
profession.
We are requested by the pas
tor, Rev. A B Earle, to announce
that there will be reaching in
the Methodist church in town next
Sunday, at II a. m. and 6:30,p.m.,
and to both services everybody is
cordially invited. The pastor es-
pecially and earnestly requests all
members of the church and every
Methodist in town to be present
at the morning service.
We publish this week a full
page advertisement of the Fidel-
ityMutual life insurance company,
This is one of the best and strong
est institutions of its kind in the
ld,and is very popular in this
State. The times are hard and
money scarce, but all the more
does it behoove a man to protect
his family against poverty and
despair in case of his death. Mr..
A P Taylor will be in town Court
week, at Barr's Hotel, and will
eheerfully give any information
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-23
Movement of Vessels.

Movement OF Vessels.
Lincluden. u S. Shipping Co., Man
chester Dec. 25
Sylyiana, Furness, Witty & CO.
Q.td.), London, Dec. 25
kanawha. Furness, Witty & Co.
itd), Liverpool Dec. 90.
Agapanthus, U. S. Shipping Co..
Hamburg. Dec. 30
Lord Lansdowne, U. S. Shipping Co.,
Belfast, Dec. so.
Indrani, U. S. Shipping Co., Glasgow,
Dec. go
Laura, Simpson, Spence & Young,
hamburg, Jan. 9.
Glencoe. Simpson, Spence & Young,
Rotterdam, Jan. 8.
St. Marnock, U. S. Shipping Co., Ant
werp, Dec s.
Banda, U. S. Shipping Co., Hamburg,
Jan. 5.
Topaze, Funch Edge & Co., Rotter-
dam Jan. s.
Olaf, U. S. Shipping Co., Copenhagen,
Jan. 5.
Thyra, Simpson, Spence & Young,
Liverpool Jan. {.
Greenbrier Furness, Witty s. Co.
htd.). London. Jan s.
Polana, Funch, Edge & Co., Leith,
Jan. TO-
Glenloig. Simpson, Spence & Young,
Rotterdam, Jan. 10.
Feronia, Simpson, Spence & Young,
Hamburg, Jan. -.
Shenandoah, Furness. Witty & CO.
Itd). Liverpool. Jan. IS.
Palatinia, U. S. Shipping Co., Man
chester, Jan. Is.
NI1roc Chir,ipcr ~
Jan. 15
Primers Point. Simpson, Spence &
Young, Liverpool, Jan. II.
Trojan, U. s. Shipping Co., Glasgow
Jan. 90
St. Enoch, U. S. Shipping Co., Ant
werp Jan. 25.
Hamburg, Jan. %.
Belfast, Jan. 25.
Olaf, Kyree, U. S. Shipping Co. Rot
terdam, Jan. Is.
Hamburg, Jan. %.
Croydon, U. S.. Shipping Co. Rotter-
dam, Feb. IT,
FOR NEWPORT NEWS.
Appomattox. London, Nov. 80.
Carlton. Barry. Dec. 4.
Procida, Hamburg. Dec. 8, arrive
Newport, E.. Dec. H.
Kanawha. Liverpool. Dec. 8.
Ettorio, Manchester, Dec. 8.
Skanderborg, Rotterdam, Dec 16
: Lord Lanscowne, Penarth, Dec. 10.
st. MarnoclS, Antwerp Dec u.
1ndrani, Glasgow, Dec 49,
Olaf, Barry. Dec. IA.
Elsnville, Liverpool. Dec Is.
Greenbrier, London. Dec. II.
Banda. Penarth, Dec. II.
st. Regulus, Liverpool. Dec. II.
Jofan Stem. Hull Dec. g.
Dorset, Barry. Dec. 8.
Atbara, Shields, Dec. Z, put back Dec
Laura, Hamburg. Dec. s.
Samoa. Shields, Dec. H.
Cydonia, St. N1ichaels, Dec. 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-23
sCHOONERs ARRIVE.

The Old Dominion Land Company's
pier was covered with building material
yesterday. The schooner j. r. Rees
With lumber and laths for H. D. Cole
man, r. w. Newman and the Booker
Porch Co.. and the schooner J. w. Ames
with brick for j w. Davis unloaded
their respective cargoes.
LIVELY APPEARANCE.
Since the passenger landing was es-
tabllshed at the Old Dominion Land
Company's pier the wharf presents
lively and business like appearance.
Throngs of visitors most of whom have
never before seen the improvements
raade in the shed, flock to the landing
daily. Travel over the line has been
unusually large this week, owing to
the large number of people going to
their former homes to spend the holt
days. @
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-23
At L:amhert's Point.

The steam collier Orion, which has
been in the service OF the Atlantic
Transportatio Company for the past
few months, Will hereafter load coal at
Lambert's Point for other parties.
The Orion is a staunch little ocean
craft and has been plying from New
port News to northern ports for sew
eral years. When the Atlantic Trans
portation Company came on the scene
and startled the coal world by making
q big contract with the Chesapeake &.
ONO Railroad and engaged all availa-
bic ships that We're suited for trans
porting coal, the Orion was among the
ships chartered. The charter has ex-
pired, it is understood. and from now
on the Orion will take coal at Lam
bert's Point. For what company is not
known.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-23
Sailed for Havana.

The United States cruiser Resolute
sailed from Hampton Roads Tuesday
for Havana, Cuba. The vessel has on
board large quantity Of stores and a
force Of marines for the new naval sta
ton.
The collier Cassus proceeded from
Old Point to Portsmouth navy yard
yesterday. For week the Cassius has
been in Hampton Roads. The collier
came direct from Bahia, Brazil. to
Which port she accompanied the bat
tleships Oregon and Iowa on the way
to Honolulu.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-23
CITY NEWS IN RRIEE.
Newsy locals and Pointed Paragraphs
Prepared for Hurried Readers


Mr. Thomas Gallaher, Of the mont
tor Puritan, who has been visiting
friends in Newport News will spend
Christmas week at his home in Chester,
Fem.
Mr.. Irwin W. hIartz leaves for Potts
Vile, Penn, his home, to spend the
holidays.
Mr. James sinton is able to be out
after. an illness.
Mr.. John D. Nicholas and Miss Kate
%. Thompson were married Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides par
cnts on Forty-second street; Rev. c..
c. Cox officiating.
Mr.. J. w. Shorter has been APP
pointed on the police force to fill the
vacancy caused by the dismissal Of Of
ficer Webb some time ago.
ugSaq I 'sloIp! Leulo' uo!II!1n 1u5!S 40
Mrs N. 3. Clements is dangerously
illlat her home on Chestnut avenue.
Miss Matte Beal, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Company in
this city, is spending her Christmas va
cation in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Dabney formerly connected with
this city and who has recently been in
Norfolk, has been transferred to the
Richmond Office
commercial men travelling out Of Gin
cinnati, and Familiarity called the "Maj
or General is at the Warwick
Mrs. Logan T. Davis, is very i'll at her
home on Twenty-eighth street.
The Orion Literary Society Of the
colored Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton met last night at their hall, or
Jefferson avenue, and rendered a very
interesting program.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-23
Calendar for Thi. Day,

sun Rises -. 49,. 7.15
sun Sets -. 49, 40
1iish water 5:27 A. M. and 6:O4 p. NJ.
Low water -- A. NJ and 12.Oa p Mr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-23

"A beautiful line of neckties and sus-
pcnders just received at Woodward &
Womble's. They make beautiful Christ
mas presents. de22-1Ot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-23
ALONG THE WATER FROM
ITEMS OF INTEREST sATHEREn
ABOUT THE PIERS
Weather Forecast
N(By Teieorar, ri, \

Nv Nt'C z SteSTdUH.1
DISTINCTION, Dec. 22-Forecast
ior FRIDAY: For Virginia-Fair: cold
or; fresh to brisk northwestern winds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-23
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

weston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-23
Vessels sailen Yesterday.

Steamship Laureldene, Hull.
steamship Holmfield (BrD, Bull.
Hamburg.
Schooner Jennie e. Fighter, Crossley.
New Haven.
Barge Forest Belle. Providence
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
MANY DIFFERENT CRAzES.

Wichita IS certainly a city OF passions.
Last spring everybody was going dafTy on
shooting Gun clubs were organized and
every day there would be shooting events
az the parks or fair grounds. Now
shoot IS a rarity. Last summer and the
wear before lawn tennis was the craze. but
this season there has not been a game
played. and the once exhileratng pasun1e
has become as dead as ar Egyptian king
For the past few weeks Il has been moth
ing but boating and swimming. and great
crowds are either on o. II the river every
night Boating clubs and swimming clubs,
too. have been organized but It won't Be
long until something else Genes 20 attract
the people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
TIE SURVIVING wnMnERs

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tor OF the re, uat ts.s sa- % me re-
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ness buried forever beneath IRE un3ssd
loyalty q one soilearity people. coiarsi
r r Bean cf this city reseiveA 'aEr vesk
an Invitation u which - - iusfiT rr7as.
ard which forever zlaes OCT any ficser-
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+ vas a finely wor9ed ard Warmly coar-
tsolzs Invitation extenGe3 from re sur
vlving ue-,tsra - ne Seventh Oai1 cav-
siry - ERE living members - Cn,oasl
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
BILLING AND cooNG

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g Differences WIS ev1Geccs5 81 Cp.o-s.
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w1.is Co}9oe. Sam s=-r.s. 20 sa3w s.zry
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leaders. Pop1s- representing ~.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
DID THE DIAMONDS MELT.

There Is 4 well known society lady n
this city who IS mourning shs loss % sorns
valuable Jewels. Few DAYS ar0 sAs
was preparing some ere confectionery fsr
a reception n the evening Her nngsrs
were sparkling with some very costly
IS. ora n handsome DIAMOND engage
ment ring and another an equally elegant
welding ring That Sae might the easier
nix the Ingredients % the candy. ssss re-
moved TIE gems and earsiszzly placed
them on re moulding tray where she vss
working Soon they became mixed with
the -four and sugar with which she vas
working and shs forget them. Later
W en- through with Ger work she told tha
servant 20 clean Up tbs table. The Eirl.
not noticing the jewelry. swept al tas
leav.ngs from the tray and threw thsn
into the FIRE. al TIE rings Included. Very
soon the mistress Of the house rushed
wildly into me kitchen IN search - hsr
gems. bat too LAKE. Ttay were ueitsd an9
among Jhe ashes IN the range
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
AND ANI,rAI Rospf-AT-

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
For LIBRARY AND HosPrrAI.


Mrs l. s Garter OF this city. wEO <
known Tor her kindness OF heart. pI:iar-
thropy and intellectually. has decided up
or a scheme whereby two very worthy %
tecrs will ce vastly benefited. She p-o-
poses % start soon 70 sell ticks-s for the
City library. The money which she gets
for the tickets VIII be gwen over % the
library fund and many new and valuable
books vii oe purchased. The commission
y ztch the city viii give % her foy her
work she proposes 70 give % the City hos
pl-a.. or T. Up a ward 70 TIE benefit ot
someone Who NAV Tot - able o ASSIST
him OF hersA.f There 3 II question StIt
what 3rs- Carter WI meet w = great
deai Of success. she 1svsr fails n any
thing whica sae undertakes. as has been
Demonstrated in ne work Of selling ricke-s
for tbe Wichita Lyceun course % be
given here tbs winter. she sod over 1o98
tickets
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
TRAvETrNG AfANs pArE

The passengers o. the afternoon Frisco
west bound one day LAST week we're att
nessez % novel race. shat between tie
train and hack 1 travelling uaan cane
breashlsssly into the depot Just a. ths
train was pulling our ard 700 late - get
on and was desperate a. htz misfortuns
A hackmsn knowing that re train sad
Y. durriediy piled the mar ard els grips
into His hack ard TIE racc commences.
Up alleys around corners across vacaat
lots and up the right % ~ay % che track
Re sped lsshiHg the foamy team into a
MID gsliop, Twice he managed % get
alongside the nying train and hssi hisoF
bar would be distauced by some ahstrar-
ton. The passengers from ths car win
dows and the drummer hreafhlesssy
watched the unequal contest. for lt seem
ed as though the hcrses could never heid
our untu Oak street was reached Bias
they were Why and With heafs down and
tongues oct laid int0 ne barnes through
those seven blocks Hke life depended upon
t. As the train backed n On ere main
line OF the the bark hove n Efsh' cut
OF an alley ard plunged iata the vacant
space where rhe o'd SIMON Depot STOOD.
and driving close OF - the moving train
STOPPED. ard Ak the hslatsd Traveller tart
ID the nervy hackrnan a g bilI rs saupis
cases we're Piled iato ths mail rar f1p-
and he manaFef to Ioaf ttnsslf on re
rear end % ths Pullman. ire last car
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
sUPERs-TT1oUs ABOUT IT.

~ me court house one day lasr week Z
couple went 70 Judge NcCaEdlsss and
get 3 marriage Ecease. Ire groom was
% and the bride IS. The groom asked If
there were any ministers near ana said
re wanted % set away OF Che north
bound Frisco At $40 He mad only tweaty
five minutes 50 was tod that The probate
judge would tie the kno1. No" said me
groom, I've been married thre= times
and never could bear Cte idea OF oa-
ing married BY a justice or probate
judge. Il seem. so common and 50 much
Ike just q common business transaction.
No. I'll take a minister" And re waited
for The next train.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
WHY ne WAS PRAYING.

Parallel With the awful cry % hurSer
coming from 80 fed hospitals where TIE
typao-d coavAlescsnS are. Is wschi,a
story
Mr. Riehey. TIRE railroad mar. has been
very Sck q; the hospsiAI With tyPcold.
he Is eonvslesstag and IS % course %
very raeAgre diet
Tue ocher day Or. FEeTnaa. rs phys!,
cian- called q him ard Noticed that ~
was very. very GUM
He examined him thoroughly AID ehsa
E1cAey sad solsmnlv;
Doctor. have prayed al night"
Hoffman thought tbs was a Mttis
strange for Riohsy. oa, - was net IN es
heart 70 say anything 20 voana a sick
man religicCsly inclined. aad 50 he ans
wersd syupSrhe:icAiiy;
''Yoa have been fes.ias badly. haxea's
yoa7
No. II isn't exactly that"
Wat Is y. chsa -
Way. I've been praying that ire egg
yoa sad I could have To-Day would be an
ostrich egs"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
SEE WROTE ERUDTTFLY.

a Wichita girl vows that she has a
friend living IN West Oklahoma who
wrote of her visit to Wichita as follows
Il had a perfectly beautiful time
EVERYTHING was so converted. though,
that I hardly contemplated ny surround
fngs. Even our rooms where we slept
were illustrated with electric lights. and
all the big buildings had refrigerators
that worked with iron ropes. But dear
ne. soon had no appetite and couldn't
realize a thing I had 70 eat. Il lived IN
Wichita long I'd be an individual"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04

When GscrE= A6s-~ vas 6rs- elected
c.-y attorney. zcouc th-se a-5 q EzIf years
aso. t1=rs vas Per1i7g damage E1s
sEalnsc Ire CITY . the ano--- - y-s1 -
- Peop.e w18 rad alleged tha- ,aey zs5
seen -crt seriously CT sidewalk o. this
-n1-t exce7l re case O. Ms. WEISS wao
obtained q Judgment q s1E1 ar5 wss-1
vas taken . tae supreme c31-L where e
aow *. There aas uor been ovs- 5-ss - 9
71t CO ACCOUNT q ln1lr.es - re cty
IA-s < Al EXCEPTIONALLY god -eco-5. vze-
L Is considered Il whzE saaPe the sz5e-
"a ks ze-s = 45og- = year aE1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04

sy and cred asa.zst me back o rs dirty
fists.
Not lo1g after the Soys we're al N
Sw- 2 --s.lE when a aez7 OF mounted men
appeared over biz TIE boys shos for
home Taey Esrs Morgan raiders pass
Ing through Harry. wAoSe w2r-i.ke spiris
Eas %. borrowed az Cd gua AID followed
TIE raiders Tor four days. clear II Oeia.
70 The great t.stracssoa OF hls psrezts.
Later re went % xar