davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
snatct si&tutersr rm glcrtdnos

Snatct Si&tuterer III 9enlanns
gtieIutiou ON al ann,ttsrt 8dpaits
Sernt. "a CT iuoirsitt 9reoedffttms
nina Manodd Giieymiooae piItc. at
b. Ipm II for at auncttcyc 9apati.
far iicr Iaiprittt ! Genatti. WIan
haubsr al blioe irrcia r1,h o,nnt Sag
/ Slutninatr at osnus eau ! Begun
NtlItu AZ nGite Maaueo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

NicolaS Sanbbers. Sauialitp, Cali.
~iprnia, ifriuer iii Groi. breckenridge, al
ban iGuter paa at i~refpcntere Gecoraf
Snitttute.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Gn aahrl ital irttes iitano.

FRA Mote Ct. Ri6olas, 6dnti,
TRIBES l9Ds SUM: 3 flers 0ugs bar
BET frantic aabeIisiitab iorisot at
~Qicncprettc I'm bruott Ga6eIiorbin
BELLE melIem bette SteO og Guantanus
mo Idneliom Sontia9o. SelitdbetS
aabeIbamper "Mancil" too uo berfrd
iquaroftss for at ipIeiIs Gdbelen iams
men igier. SauInart nst er aiort, bill
9anoels % Qrcsiebcptfher after bli
ne ~erptocreoe opcr be frantic 2iuier.
De 1orensoe Statsr, Ter bet uo til, pil
tilabs at oeRne anbelinie benbttes t
0anbeIssiemso fra @uantdramosgu Bug
ten oa fra Santiago. uaur Spunierne
er foriaqet hsrfra; men ale 9cpeiher
fsrit bifaloss al en- Genfor, iuales
beg fom MI QiGlosr 9ablerne meIsm
0dpand ga Sen Weit.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
ener fenere,

Zen Nofs humping. Susboleerfsn: zoe
CT ct telegram, Seres grpoerisn er leso."
Zen eamle llnaiarl: som, iaa bill ban be
bane Vensc til 9earapelitn.'
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Sra ArtgsfR,tepfaofen

Oct laOer til, at 0oaauos uuoerisiie Saao fan bru9eS aalsepel.
eu aibu99et aabel ipleiieS lamnien i8len.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
D<pis man onifer iriife &rigsnpbeoer, iaa plIOe Del
- tanife fife pere laa oumt at irblfribere pna
DISQUALIFICATION.

Gettc Slab er allerehe befienSt fpr Nue iplsige % paaitoel'8s
Npbsber ira ari8sifuspaOien. %, ba SIaOet uofunmer to eanSeS OIL
l8en, os man iaar laa me8et pa engans, iom "Seurab'*0H"
M leocrer, fan raan temmelis nsie bolbes a jour mcb SiOtrnGs ~a"8'
"Setorab' Soften" lagscs nnber Yresien bper NianOas % 10rsONS
6ftermiboag % ior DC to Cages 9eotommenoe bar ri trunet laaOa"
Arrangement. at ri ~mOOta8er ipedsls seIesrummer li8e Op I'll ""
Sime, glaSet le8ses nnoer Yreskn. "Sstorab. Soften" 9nnr DHFa
bper 9ianoas % SorsOas aitsn % naar 81. Saul, 6btta9' 20
Srps'e % andre Wiiotpnnfter for pioere 5~prienbelic nGtt MOrSsH'
SirsOag % SreOas @itcn Dor Slaoei pere peO be aler hefe Fp'
oHites Miinneiuta, Safuta. sSiscunin, Sppa, Sainots % WI
disan.
Vi lfal aitiS Jorge ior at faa &c ieneite % ~pistigIc Start tNaP'
ira ari8slfnsplaoien. ~l8e8Dloigt bpao bet fOicr.
6orsisbis pl ri life bapc 5ortGaingsr bperfcn "1st0FGpR~
tens sirsSnss' ear 5rebassnumer. men bsnpte YIaSl'n |"
arissnpbeser. ioriaapiot bet MATTE tiltrenses. Gr Oct "'g''
Wpt. iaa bill "Seeorab. Yoiten" brinsc oct, men Del 10"
uare be Tiger. bpur Sntet al SetpoenbeS benosr. 90 ba niaa man Ut
oaols 9labei .bcriur.
"attorab' YpHsn" fuher 81 .25 for aaret meo TrGuiebOG' OS !"
s%rtrapranie ol ri tilbpOe en- alore aarsans al "YeS Arncn"' p'
S32 Siosr. aoresie.
T. ANIJNDSEN,
Drawer B., DEBORAH, iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
SIoilu tasrt ! Sei'sssiir.

sra Wdnild sr Der fpmmet Giierz
retninger til 8~ictorid, 3. g., meb
0amperen "GsmsralDa-. Gfter dbIfiIz
Zig ugreie tiuoo Spanierns iaapslIom
4meritanerne, al "Gsmsrnlou" tunbs
afgaa til be 5prcnebe Stutcr. Zen
12te Wai bopbe "golton" % "Gpns
cpro" tagst afItso for at anoribe Sloilp,
ION be pgioa tog / geiiooslis uoen
Mooitano pg | be 5prsnebc Staters
Rdnn.
Imeritanernes tu1uIteoe Slit
"Saranat" bar ferIt blepet ta0et al
ben Ipanite Sauonbaao "gl Gano",
men bIeo iioen srubrst tilbaee. "Sa.
ronat" bar lugt for Infer inoe / en-
Sust og fonotss uosn en- Manb oma
bprb. Oct uf Spanisrne efterlabtt
Yrismunbfab bsisrterebe, faafnart b,
iaa amerifunerns inoTinbe ia.
Momtral 0epen ruaoer pper en- to-
&uiforipning, faulebss 5000 Spns
Gupite 4%rIsnal.
Sberit Gan Migusl / BET ipanIt
Arttueri begit Selpmuro, efterat pa,
bapbe fprpisiet fig ON, bpiltsn oaarli,
5OrIpning at 9aaben % gmmunitiol
Der fob til hans Raabiobso.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
ea Guba.suAs siurr list lluuerretnina.


Sooien Suan Santps fra gubd an
tom Senous Wprsen til aep @eit
nteo ct ameritanit 9riesfib. San for
tdlts. at ban bapoe p9ret / Santioao
be Cuba % Der flnost en- Ipant Gar
niion paa $4,000 Manb. 4omirol
Gerperas 6Iaaoe Der / 5apnsn er BE-
beitntteoe arpbIers "Griitpbol Colon"
"@i8cupu" us "9tImirarte Souenbp,"
10 mtnore &rno'sre, 10 S~orpeoobaabs
foruoen "Reinu Rerctoes". bois Sas
norsr bar taget prt for at bruqes p.o
Sanbbatterierne. Maf,toppsne paa
bet / 9upnemunoingen Iuntne aulfib
"W'srrtmat" bar pa iprIiae upenior
ganoHnben.
8toere ~fortaIte 2obier, at De fpanz
re arIgsitibe bar iulot bemanoebs.
men at Wanbitaberne befanot ia mob
lsie % meget ftuTsbe. Son tror.
gforro GaitIe er bet sucits sort. ION
life bier brast iii Sausbeo al qomi.
raj Compton. Der benfober 9sit.
rant 9obion og be andre Wanb ira
"Iitrrimat", flyer ban; men qmerita,
nsrns oogtsbe Iis bel for at rtppe paa
nenHe 5Gitnine.
Sooien 6ragts oqfau ben llnosrrets
ming, at en- pant Gbsrft "a II Soloa.
Ter, 'om tpses tiIfanes al Gubunern,
! Guantanamo, befnosr ia pmborb
paa aulfibet "@6arrenba" % Ttal bore
tiIbuot Spunisrns / ubperIino for
2eitnant SpbIon oo bans DIT. Same
rater.
6ofptalTibet "Splaee" bar pper
20 iadreoe Gubonsre omboro.
Sunobebstiltanben blanot be Sra
rins'oloatsr, fom sr lonoet paa Guba.
tr ppperlia. % BET famine sr 5ilf9lz
bet omborb pna ben amsritanne flods
be. De ameritanifs CTicsrer bersms
mer be cubonite SoIbater Tom topr,
W9no.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
SIaacnoe 2igbeo.

Sorbsmcbcrer (til ben beoag,N,
dusrsbe tsmmeIis 'tulOeoe 2G8t,m;
og Sabsr, ibet bun piitr BAN ben
fsbte 2tls):
"San lisner Dem, Sr. 9nn'on,
fpnes De itts9 &c, bOOr INF o8 II
ban er, % - lille ct 9aur Paa 81
ret!"
WaS'sn: Seq bsrer, at 6s br90'r Il
6us."
eueRoitu: ga; - its tun Tile 8oNt o-
ct sammtlt, fisnrsr 8c."
The Advocate and news., 1898-08-10
OsSwego
IN
EMERAL,

M OSWtSU IImeS-6tateS-
EEMrpAI man: 1t is time our states
~"N'~' men took cognizance of
the cold, bald fact that no man can be
patriot on an empty stomach
Hiawatha Democrat: Criticism of
General Shafter don't so in face of the
fact that a Spanish army more than
twice the size of his own has surren-
dered to him. There is nothing so sue
Cessful as success.
Great Bend Democrat: We do not
care tinker's darn whether It was
Democratic Schley or a Republican
sampson or a Popuhst HobsOn that
wiped CervsrO's feet from the Reas-4
The Advocate and news., 1898-08-10
pEAcE The ChOtOpa Advance
TEDSc (Rep.): Spain may sue
l6nWoO for Deace. and as far as

TEDS"c (Rep): Spain may sue
I6hMO' for peace, and as far as
war is concerned she can have it, but
she Canot have any piece Of the islands
we have taken from her oppressive SOW
ereignty.
New York Sun: If we abandon the
Philippines we shall have fought not so
much for the United States as for some
other country, say Germany. That
won't do.
New York Journal: What we shall do
with the Philippines is a question open
still for events to answer, but it Is def
nitely settled that they must not be re-
turned to Spain.
Wichita Beacon (Dem.): 1t is good
enough faith to push the campaign into
Porto Rico, as no possible terms can
suit which leave that island out of the
deal. Spain must quit the Western
hemisphere.
New York Herald; Cuba, Porto Rico
and the Philippines are now lost to
Spain and 1t should be understood that
they are permanently lost to her. There
is no need for discussion or parleying;
these are the terms which should be ex-
acted by the United States.
Minneapolis Tribune: Spain cannot
procure an armistice and cessation OF
hostilities by simply demanding peace.
In order to accomplish this she must
signify her willingness to give up Cuba,
Porto Rico and the Philippines-must
make, in fact, an unconditional surren-
der Of these possessions.
Senator Thurston (Rep.), Nebraska:
I do not see what we want of them 1.-THE
Philipipnesl We do not want several
millions Of such population. We should,
in my opinion, retain a naval station
an entire island for this purpose would
be preferable-and then relinQuish all
claim to the rest of the islands.
New Orleans Times-Democ Great
will be the peoples disappointment, be-
yond any doubt If, in the diplomatic par
leying that will preCede peace, the Phil
ippines, which we have wrested from
the cruel domination Of the Castilian,
be sent back deliberately by us to the
torture Of that merciless oppression.
Atchison Champion (Rep.) The Phil
ippines should never be returned to
Spain. Such a surrender Of American
commercial rights would be the blum
der Of the century. We should not an
mex the Philippines nor Cuba, but the
American protectorate in each should
be notice to Spain to keep hands off,
Kansas City Gazette (Rep.): The Ga
zette is unQualifledly for the retention
OF the Philippines as an American coll
ony, II we let go some European power
will get the islands to our detriment,
because 60 restore to Spain means con-
tinHati@n ef Mlsrule and oppression. We
The Advocate and news., 1898-08-10

It was Americans who did It and they
were fighting for the principles OF Amer
lean freedom which will never die and
never be overshadOwed by political be-
lief or profession.
Kansas City Tribune (Rep.): The is
suance Of the first and only Honolulu
national bank charter to Mr.. Perry
Heath, first assistant postmaster gener-
al, and his associates, would seem to
suggest that the famous observation Of
Mr.. Blaine to the late Mr.. Mulligan,
1T will be largely matter OF favorit-
ism who gets the banks" were still ap-
plicable.
Kansas City Gazette: Unless there is
very material modification in public
sentiment, and In the sentiment of the
Senate, between now and when the next
Senate meets, Sampson cannot be con-
firmed rear admiral over the head Of
SChley, who Outranks him on the naval
register, but by designation Of the Navy
department was under his command, to
the great umbrage of Schleys friends
in and out of the Senate. SIMPSONS
mistake was in not giving SChley full
credit for the destruction of Cerveras
fleet, instead of writing him down as IL
a mere lieutenant commander in his Of
fetal report of the battle. Both will be
retired in few years, so that there will
be no lasting feud in the navy.
Governor Pingree, of Michigan: The
final glory of this country will be the
honest and capable government of her
cities. During my public life have
always claimed that the great body of
our people are honest and wish to see
the right prevail. The enemies Of good
government are to be found among
those who claim to be the aristocracy
but who use money and position to cor
rupt pubic servants and control legisla-
tive bodies. Their power and influence
is so great that leagues must be formed
to combat them and they must be fought
to the death. The most vital question
is how can you compel those calling
themselves our best citizens to take an
active part in city affairs in some other
capacity than as mere fault finders.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07

carried insurance to the amount of
S25, 900. This, it is said is more than
eaten up by the numerous claims
left.
The New Mexican announces that
Thomas A Edison and an English
syndicate have closed deal for the
Ortiz grant, in South Santa Fe county,
N. M, the price aged upon being
81 $780, 900, payable in two years. Edi-
son is building a plant that will
handle $4,000 tons of gold placer dirt
per day. He will make headquarters
at Santa Fe as soon as the plant is
completed.
Secretary Gage is said to contem-
plate bond issue. Engravers have
been put to work and now they are
examining and preparing the plates
Senator Hanna went to New York
to advise with the fnanciers. On his
return he went Immediately to the
white house and held a long confer
cree with the president He will
confer with Secretary Gage and then
it will be determined how soon the
bonds will be placed, and when call
shall be put forth for bids.
| The progress report of the naval
construction bureau shows that the
twin battleships Kearsarge and Ken
lucky are more than half complete,
the exact figure being IS per cent.
line same company which is build
ing them at Newport News, Va, has
the battleship Illinois Al per cent adj
vanced towards the end. Cramp
has done 80 per cent. of the work on
the battleship Alabama. and the Union
ron Works of San Francisco has ia
7 ecord Of "a per cent. work accom-
,lished on the last of the battleships,
! he Wisconsin. The gunboat Prince
on at Dialogue & Sons has not adj
| anced greatly during the past month,
! Though she stands SO per cent. fin
| shed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
co N.

7 266 bus. per acre-that's
wonderful. Well, SaIzer's
Seeds are bred to yieLdsl
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
POTATOES.
T. RG7 BUS Per Acre

We know you can't be-
lieve tits too big! But
SalZer's Seeds are bred to
big yields.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Friedrich Tennyson, the poet. is dead
in England.
An attempt was made upon the life
of King George of Greece.
Archbishop Cleary of the Roman
Catholic archdiocese of Kingston, Ont.
is dead.
England will add $4,000 men to her
army at an annul cost of $2,000,000
more.
lola was convicted and sentenced
to one years Imprisonment and to pay
a fine of 5000.
| Lord Salisbury is confined to his
room at London with a slight indis-
position.
The Panama canal commission has
arrived at Greytown, having finished
the inspection of the line.
The liberals have gained seat in
parliament by the election Of Lord
Edmond George Fitzmaurice.
Special dispatches from Panama in
dictate that war between Costa Rica
and Nicaragua is regarded as newt
able.
Colonel Picquart, who was the chief
military witness for Emile lola, has
been cashiered and deprived of his uni
form.
Colonel Caesar Pacheo, who recently
tried to assault General WoodfOrd, the
United States minister, shot himself in
a Madrid asylum.
The German reichstag committee
has agreed to the bill increasing the
German mail ship subsidy by 100000
marks for a far East service.
The Americans presented at the
queens drawing room at Buckingham
Palace were Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan,
Jr., and Miss Muriel White
The German government decided to
exclude foreigners from the machinery
and engineering department of the
Berlin technical high school.
In Paris, Georges Clemenceau and
M. Drumont, editor of the Libre Parole,
fought duel with pistols. Six shots
were exchanged without result.
Jos. Chamberlain announced in the
house of commons that he expects a
friendly and satisfactory settlement
with France concerning west Africa.
Premier Meline, replying to inter
pellations in the French chamber OF
deputies, made a statement concern
ing the connection of Emile lola and
received a note of confidence.
The British steamer Benny started
for the Niger with a party of officers,
three hospital nurses, a quantity Of
military stores and 100000 rounds
of ammunition.
The ST. James Gazette says it is in
formed that Mr. Gladstone will shortly
undergo an operation to alleviate the
pain caused by necrosis of the bone of
the nose, from which it is alleged,
some of the specialists say he is suf-
fering.
In the Bohemian diet Herr Lippert,
in the name of his German colleagues,
referred to the marked federalist ten
denotes of the diets address to En-
peror Francis Joseph ON his approach
ing jubilee, said the Germans remain
true to the constitution and took no
further part in the diet. Then amid
cheers for the constitution, the Ger
mans marched out Of the house.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
''WIEN THE WINE IS RED ETC

The price of green bottles has come
up. 1t does not disturb the sot who
can drink from bottles of any color
that have cheap whiskey in them. -
New Orleans Picayune.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
WHEAT.
40 cts. a BusheI.

With SaIzer's new crea-
tiOns in Spring Wheat-tO
be sOWn before April rs
you can raise wheat at 4Oc
a bushel and make money.
How? Why, SaIzer's Mar
vel Wheat has a record of
SO bus. per acre in Iowa,
Illinois, Wisconsin, Min
neSOta, Mich, Ind, etc.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
GLAD HE'S WITH THE SHELTERS

Every time he contemplates the
New York mix-up ex-President Cleve-
land is ALFRED glad he is a resident
Of Jersey Washington Post.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
ANTI-TEUToNIC MATHEMATICS.

Banners with the strange device
plus one equals three are Franco
Russion fancy of the hour in Paris,
but to the German kaiser this sort Of
arithmetical persiflage is abominable.
Philadelphia Record.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07

Washington, Feb. 2S.-Henry W.
Corbett was denied admission to the
enate from Oregon on appoint
ment by the governor by a vote of SO
to 10. After disposing of the Corbett
case, the senate began the considera-
ton of the Alaskan homestead rail-
ways right-of-way bill, but had not
concluded when it adjourned.
Senator Turpie (dem., Ind made an
effort in the executive session of the
senate to secure a ratification of the
Il eaty between the United States and
Great Britain, locating the 141st merid-
ian as the boundary line between
Alaska and British America, but
failed to succeed because of an OBJ
lection by Mr.. Pettigrew. The lat
ter said that the treaty should be
amended before acted upon by the
senate. He asserted that in it's pres
ent shape it was a most essential con-
cession to Great Britain and said that
if accepted without amendment, MAX
ing Mount st. Elias the initial point on
the south, it would be found that
Great Britain had gotten decidedly the
best of the bargain.
Washington, Feb. 28-In the house
Mr.. Gibson (rep., Tenn introduced
a bill appropriating $20,OOO,0O for the
maintenance of national honor and
defense" The bill apprOpriates money
for the purchase of ammunition, re-
pair and equipment of many vessels,
purchase and repair of such naval
force as is needed, for the enlistment
! of officers, marines and other men as
in the Judgment of the secretary of
the navy the public welfare may re-
quire.
Representative Bromwell (rep., o.
introduced the following resolution:
"That the secretary of the navy be and
he is hereby authorized, whenever in
his judgment it shall become expedi-
ent for the best interests of the coun-
/ try to do so, to secure options upon
and consummate the purchase of such
battleships, cruisers, rams, torpedo
boats or other form of naval vessels
as are of the most modern type and
ready for Immediate use, together with
! the necessary armament and equip
ment for the same as in his judgment
are necessary to place the naval
strength of the country upon a proper
footing for immediate hostilities with
any foreign power with which the
same may be threatened; and that for
the purpose of concentrating such pur-
chase there is hereby appropriated the
sum of $20,0O0,OOO to be Immediately
available. The resolution was referred
to the naval committee. Mr. Brom-
we'll said he introduced the resolution
to call the attention of the naval COM
mittee to the necessity for providing
such a contingent fund in the naval APP
preparation bill. If the committee
does not include such a provision in
the bill when it is reported he will
offer it as an amendment in the house.
The sundry civil appropriation bill
was passed after four days of debate
The most important of the last changes
was the elimination on a point of or
der of the appropriation fol- represen-
tation at the Paris exposition.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
GRASSE S.

Largest growers of fresh,
live Grasses and Glover
Seeds in the wOrld-hence
our seeds are guaranteed.
You can bet on our Glover
and Grass Seeds growing!
and such yields 6 tons Of
haY Der acr0i
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
ANXIOUS TO SUCCEED.

do you think it's right to deceive
ouI wife?"
Il don't know; but I'd like to find
out"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07

UNAoAAAAS3NOAA2 y OOe AO AOQ0O
did not complete it's consideration of
the sundry civil bill, but Chairman
Cannon held the floor with it until
adjournment, refusing to yield to Mr..
Boutelle, chairman of the naval COM
mittee, who was anxious to secure
consideration for the bill reported by
his committee for the relief of the VIC
Tins and survivors of the Maine disas-
ter. About twenty pages of the sun
dry civil bill were disposed of. Many
efforts were made by different mem
bers to inject river and harbor items
into he bill, three of them being sue
cesstu. Amendments appropriating
100000 for the Cleveland harbor;
100000 for Wilmington, Del, and
increasing the appropriation for the
Boston harbor to $3.50, 900 were adopted.
Mr.. Lewis (dem., Wash) created
something of sensation by offering
the following resolution as an amend
ment): Resolved, that congress disap-
proves of Minister Woodford rendering
a banquet to the Spanish cabinet on
behalf of the United States and ex-
pressing the sense that the relations
between Spain and the United States,
should the inquiry as to the cause of
the Maine disaster be determined, re-
main only in the formal and official
way demanded by the needs of the
respective nations" Mr.. Cannon in
terposed point of order against the
amendment and was DTrOmDtlV slim
ported by the chair.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
OATS.
100 Bus per Acre

@~O 100 VI VA0H Os
SalZer's Silver Mine Oats
still leads the world, with
q record ri g hit here in
Wisconsin of 231 bushelS
per acre in 1896. What
more do you wish? Don't
this beat all? You see,
Salzer'S Seeds are bred up
to big yields! ($4OO in
gold we pay for name of
our new Oat WOnder).
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
BARI Y.
"a RnG RoM Anrn

JnO. BREEDER, M ishicott,
Wis.,, grew, in 1896, 173
bus. of SalZer'S SilVerKing
Barley from one meas
ured acre, SWORD to by
five witnesses. That's inn
mense, but you see Sal
Zer'S Seeds are bred to
produced That's why you
get such big yields.