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Notice.

The patrons of the Newport News
Light and Water Company are hereby
notified that the water supply will be
cut off at II o'clock P. M, Saturday.
August 90, 1898, and will remain off FOR
about six hours while certain conncc-
tons are being made at the pumping
station.
Newport News Light and Water Co.
BY l.. y. ManvilIe. agent
aug-19-2t
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LONDON. Aug. 2o.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Biarritz says that an
other armed band has appeared in the
district of ciudah Rodrigo about fifty
miles from Salamanca. The dispatch
also says that more carlist agents have
been arrested at Barcelona.
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First Nloonlight Excurson

up the James on the elegant steamer
Pocnhontas. Wednesday evening. Aug.
cath. Leave q. 4 o passenger depot at
s 2. NJ. Return II P. M. No liquor At-!
lowed on steamer. Take street cars d.
rect to boat. Brass band viii accompa-
ny. w. Fl. HERMAN.
1t. Manager.
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THE CoNcHo At PONCE

PoNCE, Aug. 1S.-(Delayed In trans
nlssion)-Fhe Concho. with the re-
mainder Of General Grants brigade On
board. arrived today.
The Florida has sailed for Santiago
de Cuba. to embark troops.
Arrangements have been perfected to
sGppress The threatened riots.
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No NDa(IiIlte

DO not loose sleep when 10c bottle
" mo Mosquito" VIII drive away ey-
cry mosquito. FRED T.. ALLEN G.
CO. aug-10-l-W
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The United States transport Olivette
arrived at Old Point shortly after l
o'clock yesterday afternoon from SAINT
ngo. bringing several hundred troops of
General Skaters army.
Among those on board are the men
of Battery II, formerly on duty at Fort
Monroe. who We're reported to have
been slaughtered by the fire from the
battlcship Texas at Guantanamo.
1t is not learned at the hour Of going
to press whether or not the men will
be put ashore. 1t is understood that the
olivette first went to New York but
the authorities at Montauk Point would
not permit the men to land.
WANTED-At the Virginia Cleaning
and Dying Establishment. IS suits OF
clothes every day to be cleaned, dyed,
pressed and repaired. and made to
l""h like new. BIOS Washington av-
Auo auG-1O-tt
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aug-19-2t

$4,000 to loan. straight. 6 per cent.
C. PEACHY. ~
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purchased the revolver Of Murston &
James. and it is said he made the re-
mark when he paid for it that he inteu-
ded to shoot IL soldier before the troops
LIFT he .if
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27

When the little loved one IS sick. when
It's brow Is fevered. its pulse rapid its
features plnched with pain and there are
great blue circles under its ewes. the mother
movers about the bedside, and with anxious
eyes tries TO read the meaning OF every ex-
preston upon the physicians face.
A woman may save herself almost all ~
this woTTlment about her children # she
viii but take proper care of her worns1lv
health during the period OF CESSATION. (
child born of mother who IS thoroughly
healthy IN a womanly way viii almost
unfai4Ingly be healthy and robust. d..
Plerce's Favorte Prescription acts directly
on the delicate and important organs that
bear the burdens Of maternity. Il makes
them well. strong and vigorous. Il heals
al internal liberation and Inflammation.
II stops facilitating drains. Il fits for
motherhood and insures a healthy child
thousands ~ happy mothers have testified
10 Its merits. No honest dealer VIII urge
you to take an interior substitute Tor the
LITTLE added prOhtl II rnIy afford him
" lady told me that D. Pierce's Favori;e
frescnpoon was good 10 lake " hen with child 90
Nfltes MIS-. Annie simpson OF No Il Chelrns-
tore street, Lawrence Mass 'I VS. suffering
terroie pains, and was unable 70 get about The
So~SS NltnO1S oeinS II misery. began taking
Dr fieTce's FsvoTlte Prescription ant the frst
bottle greatly relieved tne took th--e battles
before nv baby was born IL which time ] So
Tered very little The baby has been healthy
49, %. "a Hha : no" three mouths old aud
wcish nlteen pounds. When my older chtia
was born suffered terribly. ! don't know how
10 thank Dr.. Pierce enough
They don't simply give temporary relief.
but are q permanent cure-Dr Picrce's
Pleasant Pellets for constipation. Tfey
never grpe. One little Pellet" Is
keHile laxative and two a mild cstharin
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were landed, not because Of any informa-
ton of rioting or attacks upon American
missionaries, but solely TO act as a guard
for the United States legation at Picking.
The Boston was despatched to the mouth
of the Pie IIo river several weeks ago at
the instance of United States Minister
Conger to provide a guard for the leSa-
ton. The minister represented that near
ly all of the legations of the European
powers were provided with marine guards
and he did not care 10 be exceptional in
this case. After lying at Tangu for
while, the Boston worked her way up
the river TO Tien-Tsin. about the head
of navigation for vessels Of her class and
distant about fifty or sixty miles from
Picking. 1t is believed a the navy depart
ment that the marines will be sent for
ward from that point in launches or small
river boats. Captain Frank Wildes, the
commander of the Boston, who reported
the landing 10 the navy department oy
cable. did not state how many men were
in the guard, but the force IS rot believ-
ed to exceed two dozen men. The pres
ence of these foreign guards is not well
come to the Chinese government. When
the landing was first proposed, its rep
resentative sought to dissuade the United
States government from inhicting this hu-
initiation upon it. The effect was to cause
a suspension Of the execution of the pur-
pose, but, as has already been stated,
most of the European legations have pro-
vided themselves with guards. and the
Chinese. having become reconciled to their
presence, no longer object in our case
Advices that reach the state department
do not indicate an immediate outbreak
in China. But the reactionary policy Of
the empress dowager has caused very
uneasy feeling, and may afford one or
more of the European powers Who have
been active in eastern affairs a pretext
for making a coup. with results affecting
the interests Of the United States.
London. Nov. 25.-Accordiug 10 a dis
patch from Shanghai to a news agency
published here this afternoon. the British
admiral has hoisted the union jack over
Ting Hal. capital of the JTsl4nd of Gnu
san. and over several other Islands in the
Chusan archipeIago
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Is to Rely Upon the Sprays,
Washes, Etc.,

Which form the basis of many
methods" now so prevalent.
Such treatment might avail some
thing if Catarrh was only local
irritation of the membranes. But
the disease is not on the surface
the discomforting irritation of the
lining OF the throat i not the dis
ease itself, but simply mani
festation Of it. Catarrh is a
deep-seated, constitutional blood
disease, and it Is as easy 70 put
out fire With sheet Of paper as to
hope to cure it with local applica-
tons. Don't mistake temporary
relief for benefit. Those who last
season thought themselves bene-
flied by this treatment Will see
their mistake as soon as the first
chilling blast of winter j. felt.
The sprays and washes prescrib bed by
the doctors relieved me only tempora-
rily and though | used them constant
~ for ten years. the disease had a
rlrrner hold than ever was in =
lamentsble condition when I decided
20 Try : : : st once begar "a i'm
prove. snd sitter taking L for three
months ! was cured completely, the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
TOPICS OF THE TOWN

Ask any druggist for free Pe-ru-na
Almanac for the year 1899.
Samuel Foots Of Valley Center was here
yesterday buying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare B. Yale rsturned
/ from MCPHERSON last evening
Captain Tony Bruhn IS conenea 20 RS
home with a couple or carouncles.
Mr.. r A Bun who has been confined to
his room for the past week, is able 20 be
out again.
Mr. Rule OF me firm o. VIM Rule &
Son, OF Sharon, Kan. was n business VS.
itor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. ". L. Brown OF KinFnnsn IS visit
ing in the city. the guest o. Mrs A. p.
Moore OF North Main street
Sheriff Simmons and wife LEFT last night
for Beioit, Kan, 10 accompany Jennie
Hooker 70 the gir,'s Industrial school.
Under Sheriff DunkIn left East night for
Topeka. IIs goes with Seymour Day. who
has been committed 20 the insane asylum.
The board OF county commissioners or
terday from the county jail. who has just
finished term OF ninety DAYS
Mr. Hentzsl and wife Of Wellington.
were in the city THIS week visiting Mrs
Hentzels mother on North Market street
Mrs. Hentzel. nee VINCE was ore 20 the
June brides.
Frank Hunt. formerly Win TIE Midland
here. = now general foreman q ne PITTS
burg and Gu.f shops AZ Stans5er-y. 30.
His many friends hcre WIS b. glad %
learn o. his advancement as he Is worthy
OF success. Ills. family e. s.m in wichita
but VIII soon move % StanberTy.
The Chapter OF Sorrow % ne order %
the Eastern star VIII be bed az 1lsF9n-
&c Hall this Sunday afternoon AZ 2 O'Clock
iu memory q che late T. -. sea5 ard
Mrs.. Canaan. who have died ln ,as last
year. Friends Of the oT5er ard q the
farmily are invited
Anthony Bullstin: e. II Nes5it cane n
from Wichita Tuesday morning 1fr
Sesbit stfI lives in Los Angeles. Cal.
but has been working central territory
for a California uanufsct1rer FOR some
tine lie IS handling q pt.a-uaee8rl,sl
line ard Is dong "a good business. ard ran
down from v-etl.a 90 500 r-s many Ar
thony friends and s2eud Thanks lfins
win some % oism-
NJ aa1 sI-s. Geo. Ross gave a Taa-zs-
giving d.r-e- Thursday 90 rhrl- suae-
date re.s-.veE j. VS. very aaEri
aa.he--g ard al --larel -re Gag hrrr-F
the -epsst vas elaborate asa sufa
ere err eaf-ty ~ the rsaro-. Ta Hho
~ ere ta-r4 were- NJ AID E-s
Efzfr Tarl1-. Bf- end M-a Joan a1a-rs.
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to take refuge behind the errors of the
civil war.
There was no intentional cruelty, such
as seems to have so often prevailed in
this war The sick men were not starved.
Sick men were treated with all possible
attention and kindness. Water was not
sold to fever-strieken sufferers at 10 cents
a glass; food was not sold to starving
men at % cents for sandwich and dain-
ties for the dying men were not eaten
by the officers. But suppose matters had
been a thousand times worse in the civil
war, would that be any reason now that
our men should be sent with arms ou. Of
date: that there should be no ambulances,
no pack trains or transportation to carry
food to the front, nor half-sufficient med
icines, nor doctors, nor proper hospitals,
and that men with freshly treated wounds
should be left to die in the mud On a
blanket-if they had one, without 1t, If
they had none-nor even why nlid-winter
underclothing should be sent TO Cuba and
midsummer gauze undershirts 10 Mon
tauk.
The accomplishing endurance of our
men has simply been heroic. Tney bore
wounds, sickness, privations. 10 death
even, without a word. 1t was only neg
lect, starvation, in fact, and abuse in the
hospitals which called forth letters, and
then only home TO their families; letters
which were sent to me by broken-hearted
mothers in piuful appeals to try and help
their sons.
Il wish your commission could have
read them, but as many of :hean were
transmit ted to me confidentially IL cannot
even quote from them.
The witnesses have established mon
strous incapacity. That they have not
full confidence in the power OF your com
mission. no matter how good its will 10
meet all the requirements, the public de-
mand of it is only the echoing of your
own doubts but in spite Of that they
seem 10 have done their share, and it
would seem that It only remains for you
to do your best, even IL that best is not
quite satisfactory to yourselves. If done
in good faith. it VIII teach the soldiers
that at least there is a power which was
honestly endeavoring to do them justice
You can direct your inquiries in the
first place to the food supply. Find out
who gets the difference between the dou-
bic rations allowed by the government,
and meagre bareback, bacon and green
coffee served TO the soldiers. The wit
nesses are the books and the rolls in the
public departments TO which You have
full access
We have Furnished you the facts.
shown you the brutality. cruelty. neg
lect Indifference; how men whom the gov
eminent was under obligation 70 pro-
tect. and especially because they had
right 10 rely upon such protection, We're
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FELT / N HIS BONES
Schley Knew When Cervera
Was Fixing to Come Out
HE COUPLED HIS ENGINES
Why Cervera Delayed and
Thus Saved SchIey's Scalp.
HE COUPLED HIS ENGINES

New York. Nov. 2S.-Resr Admiral sch
ley WAS the guest OF honor at a banquet
given tonight by the Lotus cub at their
magnificent home on FI1h avenue. Seat
ed at The board 20 greet him were ger
tlemen prominent in the Amsrican-S9an-
ish war and well known IN professional
American circles. Ths banquet room OF
the club was richly decorated With GU;
flowers. palms and ported plants AID i'm
nediately behind the admlrars chair were
draped the stars and stripes with the flag
which the admiral brought back from
Santiago.
Seated al the guests table were Bishop
Potter, Admiral Erben. Captain Sigsbee
Chauncey VI. Depew. Colonel Rober, G.
Ingersoll, Minor Page, Captain A. T. Ma
han and Admiral Schley.
When Admiral Schley arose 70 sneak he
was accorded a tremndous ovation. In
the course OF his remarks the admiral
told OF two strange incidents in connec-
ton with the battle OF july 9. OF san
tiago.
After stating that Il had been the in
tention OF Admiral Cervera 70 make his
dashOut OF the harbor on the night Of
July ,, Admiral Schley said:
BY some OF the strange emotions OF
telepathy. I felt on that night that an
outward movement had been determined
upon, and decided 20 connect the after
and forward engines Of my ship; yet I
feared 70 be caught IN an operation OF
nearly an hour. but I was told that the
full speed OF four engines and oue-haI
boiler was greater than two engines and
full boiler power, SO J r-sked IT, Much
has TO be risked in battle. I, appeared
that at the very hour I was occupying
my mind with this question Cervera had
Planned his attempt TO escape.
Another curious incident followed
their armys retreat to the hills west Of
rapidly about them. The insurgents took
possession Of Spanish blockhouses 20 the
number OF six and burned them. That
was the number OF ships In Cervera' 5
feet and he thought il was signal 90
us of their intended movement. 50 he
thought to fool the Yankees and remain
until the following day. That little fact
determined the result.
Admiral SchIey, in concluding, referred
10 his work in Porto Rico As commission
or and said that the people were gentle
and that with the rue Of Spanish oppres-
sion removed and confidence estaoilsneo
they would he q valuable addition TO the
United states what their position was
he said. he would leave 20 congress.
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A Poor Way to
Treat Catarrh

dreadful disease was eradicated from
my system, and I have had no return
of it. Miss JOSIE OWEN.
Montpelier, O."
Swift's Specific 6. S. S. IS the
only cure for Catarrh, for it goes
direct 10 the cause of the trouble
the blood-forcing the disease
from the system. Those who have
had Catarrh for any length OF time
know that each winter finds them
more firmly in the grasp of the
disease than before. Their expe-
rience teaches them that local
Treatment can do them no good
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treatment promptly, for Its sever
Ity Increases each year: but bs
sure 10 begin right. II YOU treat
only the surface. relying upon
sprays. washes aud limitations.
You may be sure that mild case
vii be 3 bad one next year aud
a worse one-the year later. Begin
promptly 20 take : :. :. and ~
cured.
Books mailed free BIZ Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta. Ga.
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A trial OF 5. ). 5.
viii convin c q
them that II il the
proper Re N g dy.
II You are just
feeling the first
touch OF this
offensive disease.
YOU should begin
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THE WEATHER

Washington, Nov. 26-Forecast for Sun
day:
kansas-Warmer; rain or snow; south
easterly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Warm-
er; cloudy and probably rain: easterly
winds.
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The sure La Grippe Cure.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady, if you will only get the
right remedy. You are having pain ell
through your body. your live is out OF
: order, have no appetite, no life or ambi-
ton. have a bad cold. in fact are COM
pietely used up Electric Bitters is the
only remedy that will give you prompt and
sure relief. They act directly on your
Liver, Stomach and kidneys. tone I'D the
whole system and make you feel ike a
new being. They are guaranteed 10 cure
or price refunded. For sale at C. Gebr-
mss Drug Store. only so cents per bottle.
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PRINCE GEORGE NOTIFIED
of His appointment as Ruler Over
Crete


Athens, Nov. 26.-The ministers Of tbA
four powers interested in the proceeding
Great Britain. France. Russia and Italy
went at noon today. in royal carriages.
20 the palace and formally announced 10
King George, in the presence Of the rovaI
family of Greece, the appointment Of his
son, Prince George. to e high commits
sioner OF the powers in Srete. The prince
later received the congra tulations OF the
ministers.
The crowds in the streets cheered the
announcement OF Prince Georges appoint
ment which has relieved the popular
anxiety which had arisen on account of
the delay in making the announcement.
Constaninople. Nov. 26.-The sultan has
telegraphed 70 the car. entreating him
10 abandon his intention OF sending
Prince George of Greece to Crete as high
commissioner Of the powers in that island
Turkham Pasha recently went on a spe-
cial mission to Livadia- with the same
object in view, but was unsuccessful.
Canea, Island OF Crete. Nov. as-Durinr
the trial today Of the murderers OF the
Tscarh family. the deposition % 4 Mus
suiman was read. J. said that az the
time OF the massacre Edhem Pasha. the
Turkish commander, assembled the iuau-
entail Mussulmans and invited them 10
massacre all the Christians found in Can
dia twenty-gour hours after the meeting
The pasha's remarks were uttered in the
presence OF Major Churchill the com
mander Of the gen darmie. VINO protest "a
strongly and was ordered by Edhen PPa-
sha 20 leave The room.
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SAPOI %
LIKE A GOOD TEMPER SHEDS
BRIGHTNESS EVERYWHERE.

starven even in the land OF plenty; were
Uncared for when sick; left without at
tention when wounded; Were abused. mall
treated; in some cases pracdc9lly muir
dered. We have shown you an indiffer-
ence and belittling Of human suffering
which continues even now.
If this nation is 10 become A war-tike
one. If we are to have an army which
shall be sufficient and to be relied upon,
those crimes and blunders must be cor
rected, and your commission must cor
rect them. 1t is not for you u make the
feeble excuse that your commission. a
mere voluntary association. with "A legal
existence even, shall shoulder This re-
spOnsibility."
The afternoon session completed the
work Of the commission in this city. The
members Of the commission wen. 10 Bos-
ton tonight
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YANKEE MARINES LANDED
at Tien Tsin. But This Is said to BE
Nothing SeriOma

Washington. Nov. o6-The United
States navy has landed marines in China
4 dispatch was received at the navy de-
partment today stating that the captain
Of the Boston had lanued his marine
guard at Ten Tsin. The dispatch was
taken Immediately TO the White House
by Acting Secretary Allen.
Secretary Hay was called into consul
tation, with the result Of re-assuring the
officials and allaying their first feeling Of
apprehension. 1t seems that the MARINES
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

! Miss Monte Dunbar will sing the Offer
tory at st. Johns church this evening.
German Evangelical church-sundav
school $50 a. m Preaching services 1o.3o
a m
west Side Presbyterian church-S.r,-
ices today at II a m. Union services az
the Dodge Avenue NJ E. church at 7.so
p. m.
Plymouth Congregational church, cor
ner North Lawrence avenu. and s.cor5
street Rev. Henry z. Thayer. pastor. Ser
vices at 1879 a m and 40 D. m Sunday
school at y m. !. P. :. c. F. az $50 ..
m The pastor viii preach az both morn
, Ing and evening services
The Unitarian church Will hold services
at Sedgwick Music hail. corner Market
and Second streets. at Il a m. Rev. Fred
erick Preston viii preach. The subject
OF the sermon VIII be The Law OF IN
finite Opportunity" az are corssly vel
come
reformed church. corner South Topeka
sVenue and Lewis street. Bruce Grfrf5
pastor celebration OF the Holy Comuy7-
ION al Il a. m Music by Chorus cbos-
Evening service az 7.20. SUNDAY s-boo1 :.
s'49 a N. Young peoples meeting az
$50 ?. m a.
Church Of Christ Cscieutts0. ~ vss.
( second street-Morning service A. 1a.sa
Suolec- God the Only Cause and Gre
ator. Evening services a. 7.2e efbse-,.
lsae Path - the Just" Regular zasl--,,
meeting Wednesday. az 10 p. n. All are
welcome
First Methodist church-The pastor. "
X Sluiz' VII preach a. 1919 a. n. and
'-3 p N. Mrs.. Ford and Ms. Kerx vii
sing a. the morning service Mr.. F-rii~-
VII sing in the evening. sunday s-so51
~ --ao ? II Young Fsopis's meeting 20
? II Epwo-th Le.,>- meeting II s-sl
p m. Mss Jessie Adams. leader. rsg
are welcome here
Today a. tae FirS- Bap-is, chureh ne
p4a>7or. q, r. Waretsrn. vii p-eseh. ~ IL
q IN and 20 2. N. The sunday school
under tEe care % J. =. Snasr rr.4u. srsr.e-f--
iendelL Nj convene ~ 81 q n TIE p
/ 2 T. VIII hold fhelr regular Glrday
service AZ e-s0 p II TEs singing for ne
morning and evening serves XII - led
~ o,iz-tetse- Ms David Sruy-sse al
sing sp~GAky sclccts-d r7zls.c
TIE r1rsszal program ~ TIE Unitarian
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The New Issue in Temperance.
WHISKY MEDICINES"

THB VOICE
The Leading Temperance Paper,
Sounds the Call TO a New
Crusade in the Follow
ing Article.
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To Accommodate Es- patrons s-d -
Mother Ciub. &iEs sh1.ts has ~hsnx>s
the h3grs fo- Ser E.n1erzartsn . ~.
Afternoon. from 10 20 40 o-clo-k Ths
primary ard Gerr-sa vl1 - from . u
Rooms 81 %ar-a LaWTfTca sVerus
IL - b.. 80 .. -.
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Love, when tUFe, faithful and vel fxec.
auman Gte.-N. Y. n eeklT.
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New Works Experts and Imports
New York. Nov. 26.-The gold and s.lve,
movement a. New York for the week end
iis today were Exports or sold, St5s ~,
OF s'.ver, $l-o+5.5a9, imports 90 gold SD. ~
" silver S1s.5Sf The imports ~ dry
goods and ge0era- merchandise az New
YORK Tor the week ending today were s.sl-
ued A. SEC ecS
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Daily gag ~ carter . or. --~s