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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15

DEWEY To VISIT THE WEST.
Chf~axo Preparing Celebration In
Ills Honor.

CHIC AGO Oct tt~-tsAicsFe has begun
80 arrange for celebration 20 Admiral
Dewey The executive committee 81 the
city ccurcis committee appointed 20 ar
range celebration ~ hafsor ~ 'ne asf
rsairal met 81 ths 6r8aa feastssc hotel
Naxry Harrison presiding The mayor
announced that WORD bad come from
Admiral Dewey that ne wogsa likely vfs4t
Tire West In November the exact dates
&c h.s furnished before November J.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15
Blasting Effects Of
Chronic Catarrh Upon
:.
the Entire System.

~. n. =. TuRnhaugh, Index, Wosh.,
connected With the Gums Peak Mining
Company OF that dourishing mining GEN.
ter. has been following out q course Of the
Copeland treatment. under their effective
system OF treating patients at their homes.
and gives the following particulars Of his
case:
I'm consequence Of . chronic catarrhal
disease. with which
nAa Been Anists1
since ten. years Of age, I almost entirely
lost my hearing. and my general health
became seriously impaired
and throat are familiar to oil. and Il y
useless for mo 70 mention them here. but
in addition TO all these. IN IN unusually a.
gravated form. there was
Ttghtness and Constructor
OF the bronchial tubes. that at times threat
ened me with suffocstion. and kept up .
continual hacking cough that was both
trogeissome and annoying.
Ordinary conversation reached me In
q confused and indisiinct manner - of
persons TALKING q \ distance. while imag-
ined that ! could constantiy hear the
Ringing 81 Fas-O1 BELLS.
my stomach ala not escape the general
Infection from the poisonous eecTeticns.
but appeared to lose all natural power Of
digestion. l seemed to derive no nourish-
ment from my food. and after eating I
Of gas In the stomach. and from feeling
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15
FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE.
After Inducing q NeiGhb0r's Wife
to Desert Her Husband.

6pecia! Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer.
SPOKANE, Oct. n-Fred Brummond, q
weii-known and well-to-do farmer, resid-
Ing near Dragon, In this county, was
found near his place this morning In . dy-
ing condition. with a bullet wound In his
head. A revolver was lying by his side,
indicating he had shot himself. Brummond
died shortly before medical aid could reach
him. He recently induced the wife OF a
neighbor named John Suggren to desert
her husband and come and live with him.
Several days ago he beat the woman aud
she swore cut a warrant for his arrest. He
evidently committed suicide 10 avoid ar
rest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15

The Tacoma, with Hors~s and Rel
rsan ktnw. With Infantry

WASHINGTON. Oct. fA~Tse war 6e~
psrfraent received ira following from Gen.
Otis to.as.
tMarila
Tacoma arrives this evening. DELAYED
twa weeks by fypheen- Ore hundred and
n!nety-cme horses for Fourth cavalry Ira
COED condition. uiae lost. Transport Rel
gtan King arrived this morning WITH seven
companies 81 the Tn!rty-fcarth Infantry.
No ca suaitses -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15
ALETTER TODEWEY
from the Entire Pacific Coast.
Ola Seattle, Washington.

Dear George,
Come ouf and see as soon;
Come noU and stay
TAI M4y 0, June
U any time. no matter; Ue
Wal shosD you things
You cannot see
In any Eastern town
o. state,
Scr zuhaf Q,e h1be
Is really great.
As you are. George; the boundzess West
Is iust your sise;
And p,hat rs best
You'll find out here.
Ard ne 7uN guarantee that It
VA Prove TO Be = perfect fit.
Say. George. our snou,-ciAd
Mountains rise
Until Their SUBMITS
Reach the SKIES
o4nd pole large holes into the Blue
To let tie light of Heaven through.
With all its siories and its ueanh
Of fruit and fiouers
c4nd e,ondroas health.
Here gold lies
Steering IN the hills
c1nd frick!es dou,n
The streams and rfis:
o4nd roses Noon 50 large
That ono
Wa furnish radiance
WIbae the son
Retire, AZ ricas
To get ne1a, trdiiAnce
Tor Hse light
OF DAYS 50 bright and fair
That they
o4re !tke the Great
Eternal Day.
And fruits are ours. deA, George.
Such seas,
As man may find not othersi,heres:
Ars r'nr,s ara sraces.
So rich and szc<ss
As ro7Fhere m the poor effete
And u,c~r-cus East
Car there be found
Tier ecuai srcg2,n n Any ground;
Ard peaches. psnke- ftar tie eheeks
Of Any birssfns ~s&adcho SEEKS
To as5e hr- heA't; srs f,rs.
Ans sly e'sces. fat as rigs.
Ard sa.tcs As large: Ard-ard-
Wei. ecery:h<rs IS se'e AZ hand
fhst ksr6 Fo-,orA srxes tbks Coast.
urs<.s size iss s.c,ays f.ol-tsaed -,os..
And f-ers arc ke-e. d<x. George.
So hs1i
That Stars crcy0 OF them,
Aad m shy
Is ftes-s 70 less .tz7 is ire earth
whose xec-drcss richness
Grxes thor, kF-tt.
Ar. --.en ard Ss,o-,er. George:
.Such irc-ie--Oh!
IN thr-, Is 7-tx-e 81 r-xces c-c1,.
A-S zig, ard SO 81. George,
,r-f-
The ec1ee- Of language
Fai-s 70 fa9
Rs rss-rcse. ans ss'e stec TO say
Paek TT w'~f- ou1s
o.f-.i CORE tsss ~,Ay
Yea z see Il ali
Ef'I stcxe ycu S1that
TIE x-<se-s rtsyes-ous
Exs. IS -cs
Ard ece-ytts-c xse 'xw got IS you.s.
So csr-.e. sas 1<lcss-se 70 or she-xs.
x. s Y. p
SEP
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No Cure for ccnsuunptlcn.

81 have spent ~ much time - any
doctor that I know az In investagas-
ing ALI the so-callea cures of con-
sanpaion. I Ana after 70 years 81
investigaaion that there 10 NJ re-
liable care for consumption. nor ~
I believe there ever wiM - such .
Cure 1ouna.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15

long. After each recurring attack ! was
obliged TO keep hsr 1T home for . num-
her Of days. nursing her carefully. that
she might recover from the effects, and
thus interfering greatly with her studies
at school.
Finally. was much alarmed TO no.
tee that the disease had affected her
ears and her hearing was not % acute az
formerly. toek her 81 once 70 the
Copeland Medical Institute, where they
cured her completely. and she 10 now In
perfect health"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15
Occupants Make Their Escape with
DiAculty,

Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures.
SNOHOMISH, Oct. IA dwelling house.
the property OF Timer Stinson. and oc-
cupied by the family OF Adolph S,!nson.
was destroyed by fire at s o'clock this
morning. The house was a total loss. as
Was also the contents. The occupants of
the house we're rescued with difficulty.
The origin OF the IRE is unknown, but II
IL supposed 10 have been a detective fue
in the kitchen. The loss was aoo0 with
xS0Q Insurance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15

eg9csa lasgstsh 30 sss Poet IN tsslsxe~c~r
.hStAtA oct. q Sheriff Mills returned
sseStf sresa Detroit. Mich. where Ae at
@<sa TIE Supreme Gland so2xs u S43
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posing that II would soon pass away. but
which on the contrary chung to me and
gradually established a chronic catarrhal
condition of the membranes Of the head
and throat.
The discharge from the nostrils was very
profuse. and grew more and more dis
agreeable In character. finally imparitng
10 my breath
A Very Foul Odor,
while my throat was continually ciogEed
with vile rnacus. which caused frequent
attacks OF choking and vomiting In my
efforts to eject it. Ny throat was always
raw and tender. and 1 was forced 20
breathe almost entirely through the mouth.
''Ai these symptoms were bad enough.
blt net until my ears became involved did
I experience ali the misery that results
from neglected catarrh. My lefs ear grew
totally deaf and I could hear but very IN
distinctly with the other. At the same
time ! was tortured with ali manner OF
fudescrs liable unnatural noises In my head.
ard with occasional attacks OF eAYache,
from which l suffered
The Most Acufe Agony.
"As the time Of placing myself under
the care OF the Copeland Physicians Was
in a wretehed condition. my general health
having been seriously affected by the dis
ease hat the treatment afforded me prompt
reiief Now that I have finished my course
| nnd myself In perfect health, with al
my natural faculties restored. and all signs
OF disease removed from my system.
The Copeland Treatment rs without
doubt a specific for catarrh and deasssne. "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15
SNOHOMIsH DWELLING BURNED.

Fellows a. q delegate from the Grand lodge
u Washington
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15

TWO hundred Alaska indians ~ Mao.
son hall grounds today
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To hosts Of sufferers everywhese
Doctor Copeland addresses TO oss
asd al the following 1ist of Ques-
lions 10 enable those who i've ~ =
distance - anderssaDd the natare
Of their af1ietion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-15

as well ~ before tie beginning os my
tfxsutls.~ sysd cannot % otA@F~sss tbaf
-aa~y heartily s~s.xaTyen3 the wonderful
system % mzedIcsns shxs nas effected ssei'
q cure"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-12
Voters Register.

Under the new registration law all
voters will be required to register
their names and residence on the last
Tuesday in October. Township sup
er yisors are the registration board
in organized townships, and the
trustees in Incorporated towns. The
registration Office must be open on
that day from 900 A. M. to 600 p.
NJ. Two lists are to be prepared OF
names of voters registering. One to
be sent to County Auditor three
days before election, and one given
to judges of election in precinct where
made.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-12

President Mckinley, Mrs. Mckin-
lev and members of the cabinet will
visit Huron Saturday, Oct. 14th.
The war president, and cabinet, who
have performed such important
parts in recent history, and the first
lady OF the land, will draw an i'm
mense crowd to Huron. This is the
first presidential visit TO South Da-
kota, and possibly the only oppor-
tunity many citizens Will ever have
to see these distinguished people.
Excursion trains will be run from all
sections. The Soldier boys will ar
rive at the same time, and some OF
them will be at Huron.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-12
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

or Board of County Commissioners
or Hand County >. ID.
Board met in regular session, all
members present.
Bids to furnish 30 tons Of hard coal
were then opened and considered.
VanDusen & Go. for $685. per ton.
Miller RIOS, & Co., for $685. PER ton.
d. A. Mccoy for $685..
On motion contract was awarded to
VanDusen & Co
BILLS ALLOWED.
w A Beach supplies. 49,. ~ 65
Thos Kelley witness and
juror certificates. ..... 229 80
VIM. Bowler clerk fees. rs 20
Harry Kenyon care Of
Jones .................. 20 w
w II Lane county phys
n cah ;;.................; i'o w
Peter Gross postage and
oApresS. '............." ~ ~
Peter Gross auditors sal
airy for September. -. 100 90
Glare Rurke deputy audi
tor salary for September 40 10
Thomas Kelley salary
for September, treasurer 125 %
j p Morrill, deputy salary
for September. .....,... 90 90
q G Briggs judge salary
for September, 30 %
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-12

f Gerhard on the valuation OF $50. 90
for structure assessed on the es Of set.
ALLIES. no structure on land, grant
ed.
S w Wilkins interest on personal tax
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-12

The international yacht race he
tween the Columbia and Shamrock
has been failure SO far, on account
of weather.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-12

War now seems unavoidable be-
tween the British and Beers in South
Africa.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-12

boarl Of health. .....-.. 100
State Pub Co blanks. -. 4 20
Beasom & Co supplies. 2? 30
Brown & Sanger books AMI
supplies. ......... -. n 70
j II Cole witness certiti
Gates. 49,. 81 40
j ID Fitzgerald supplies. 3G %
81 Wilcox sheriff fees.... 1877 80
L E Saltmarsh sheep in
speeding .......... 30 80
ABATEMENrS.
Miller Bros personal Of 1888 $4S 30
same being uncomfortable, granted.
Henry Young by Christ agt. personal
tax Of 1884 $50, interest ordered abated
il paid within sixty days.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-12
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes the food more delicious an,
.soyAl saxlso eowosa co. .sw yoax.

for 1890, granted.
G. z Austin for two dogs assessed in
1898 same belonging to aud also being
assessed to \ G Austin. granted.
Continued next week.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-12

s VIC rist attorney sa'ary
for September. ....... so co
j H Sn ddy supt. salary
for September. ...... GS 81
] Fl Bailey janitor salary
for September. ...... 80 90
John CampbsI register
fees for September. 49,. 81 45
Edith Campbell deputy
register fees for Septem-
Der. ................. 40 90
ID A Mccoy lumber for
county ................ II w
Educator Supply Go blanks
and stationery. ........ 90 8
f NJ Dunn serving notice
to clean up by order of
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
BLAZING FLOATS IN
An INDUSTRIAL PARADE
Fireworks Explode, Causing d Panic on
the Street and Serious Injury TO
Several Persons.

CHICAGO. Oct o.-The last pageant Of
tie GAL festival vas the Industrial paralfz g
r1-liEr-- 4 -rizz-iCg rain was falling
and only very small crowd turned out
% witness it, The parade was confined TO
Eca-s 1- business houses
A display ot IRE not on the parade pro-
graL-e took place when the procession
was passing along State street. \ f0ar
representing q man reclining On 4 mount
ain Of collars and cuffs caught fire and
r-= frightened horses tried TO rush upon
rEe s--=Wa- x. which was lined with suec-
-at1rs. Al rhjs moment another hoat col
-L=l with the one 0l fire. and before long
co-- we're blazing derCeIy- By this time
the people 5- the street were IN q panic.
The police were busy with the burning
Eca-s and could CoC stop the crushing
and rluEhress in the crowd Children
were stepped on, and women reeled back
into the crowd exhausted 4 bunch II
fireworks on one Of the floats exploded
through the smoke The police saw Two
women and three men On one float In
---socec n the burning stuff Lcey fought
--=-r way 90 the side OF the wagon Out
were unsuccessful for q time Bat when
-ce E-e was pE- OUT II was found r-ac
Harry LcveU q 23- Wabash avenue, w-0
had perscra-ed an Indian 5I enc IF the
--1-5, was severely burned. he vii re-
cover \ number CT others were IN
---zG.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
LAURIER WELCOMED
BY BUSINESS MEN

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Sr WIf-fd Laurier.
Premier OF Canada. and other discin-
gJ-ished Canadians We're the guests Of the
Caradia1-Aneriean today al an in
formal luncheon al the Palmer House.
The guests began by drinking the health
Of President Mckinley, followed by drink
ing 10 Queen Victoria, with appropriate
C0asts.
Sir Wufrid LaUrier responded 10 the
toast "CanaGaT and vas free Cuently inter-
rupCed by applause. Major Raymond Pre-
fuu1at1e Of Montreal spoke On the inLi-
mate commercial relations between Can
ada and the United States Sir AIphOuse
PeLiLier and Hon Richard DObbeiL made
brief addresses. Governor Tanner and
Mayor Harrison spoke briefly
Premier LaurIer and his party visited
the ChIca 20 Board Of Trade shortly before
noon and We're given 4 decidedly lively
welcome by the bulls and bears II the
grain pit. The Canadian Premier after
being welcomed by President P I Lyon
Secretary Stone and other officials, was
escorted 10 the private gallery His e1-
trance was the signal for temporary ces-
=a -iOl Of business. and the traders. climb
inE on chairs. tables and even Oh each
others backs. yelled their greetings 70 the
smiling Canadians. IN response 10 calls
for speech. Premier LaUTteT responded
briefly. He said that MS efforts 90 make
better social and commercial relations
with -Ee United States nad been partially
successful ne was happy 10 say He also
said thar Canada was the best purchaser
the United States had. man for man.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
TO ADVANCE INTEREST
ON GOVERNMENT BONDS
Plan Of Secretary VanderIip 70 Put
More Money Into General
Circulation

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1o-Assistant
Secretary Vauderlip has decided 70 anuci-
pate the interest for the entire fiscal year,
the period ending with July I. 1900. The
interest due November l viii be paid in
fun without discount. but Il holders Of
bonds wish TO take advantage Of the offer
20 anticipate interest due on subsequent
dates & discount at the rate Of rwo-CenChs
OF one per cent viii be exacted-
The amount OF interest due from now %
the end Of the fiscal year IS about $50
600 900. The prepayment OF this amount
viii. IL is believed, be d relief OF much
Importance 70 the present stringent
money situation. while on the other hand
the discount will be a saving Of a large
amount 20 the Government. The Treas
urer * III q position 20 advance these in
teresr DaFments without the least en-
barrassmeuC.
The interest due November is made
Up OF the per cent loan Of fS9S and the
IS OF 1904 ard the Is Of 1926. There is
81 SO $50 coupon interest which viii be
payable II all sub-treasUrfes October a.
the books for the registered bonds OF 1904
ard 1925 10 not close until the 18th The
checks for the interest on those registered
bonds VIII be mailed October %, and the
checks for the interest on the registered
3s viii be mailed October % The total
prepayment Of November interest IS
81 563 "a
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
KILLED BY A BULLET
INTENDED FOR ANOTHER
Mrs. RudOlfO Martinez Fatally Shot By d
Mexican dt El CdjOn While Acting
as PGdCGTldkGF,
as PGdCGmdkGr,

with her. finally drawing revolver and
firing four shots at her.
Mrs. Martinez ran between Verdugo and
his wife while he was firing, receiving the
fifth bullet in her right breast. As she
fell dead Verdugo turned and fed. escap-
ing from the place on his own horse,
which he had ridden TO the ranch The
only persons on the ranch at the tine OF
the shooting were Mrs. Verdug0 Mrs
Martinez and the latter's five small chill
dren- the youngest only ten months old.
Mrs Ferdugo had not been struck by
any Of the bullets fred by her husband.
and as soon as her husband left the prem
ises she notified a nefghbor Of the crime
Constable Martin and a physician from
FL Caion were soon at the scene Of the
shooting Mrs. Martinez, however. had
been instantly killed, and upon the return
Of the physician 10 town he notified COro-
ner Woodward by telephone. The latter
VIII go OUT tomorrow and hold an in
quest. It was learned at $50 clock to-
ltght-or an hour and fifteen minutes
after the kning-that VerdugO had been
seen at q point d short distance from
Sweetwster Dam, going in the direction OF
Tia Juana. Officers al Nesror were notified
and Constable Martin believes that Yer
dugo viii in all probability be captured
before morning.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
PRESIDENTS ESCAPE
FROM 4 RUNAWAY

CHICAGO. Oct -5-A- L50 co-c-E1-
President NJ Hl--=- and members o- MS
Cabinet Le<r Chicago SE- Evansville, Ind,
on e special train. H1s departure, with
the cheers -r ar immense -hruCE ringing
IN his ears. brought Cd close day q
genuinely Lar- 7T--E IL which the Presl-
E4-- EzE sr----.r q moment CT leisure Tor
himself -r= ---wzs which greeted rim
a- every -.--- were So E1cc-ll-Cret and
So disposed 20 --=er thar the President,
a.-r1--- ~-4-.eG expressed himself As
having =-e= ~ himself
Al exciting incident. va-teG ard 1Cr g
70 -=-- threatened -- upset C1e PresI-
1=-- -=4ze--=s round u activity While
"a bis carriage OF Congress street. el
-a--= % LI=E --a Hal. % greet the mem
-ers Is --= Society u the Army Of Ten
-==se= -C= q --= horses attached 20 the
Presidents carriage became fractions and
--I-r-- q tes--- Cd r--- The driver had
al he ----- L- Cd restrain the animal. and
a--=r l= lad been --gglEE a- The lines
--r several blocks. the horse finally broke
away and started g1 q run. Captain Matt
E---2=--l- -t --e Chicago E-ssars q de-
-z-E---- u which had joined -Ce 1r1-
C=s=--l. Ea--l-=- beside the L----a-a zzl1l z
horse aCC Er4s-=C rs BRIDE bringing Lle
tanned AS Rod Ter -1= balance OF the
President Mckinley had scarcely IN
-=E=L 1-=4 kE4-- -rL- morning when u De e.
z4--- u -4CC---- men reached JLe Audi
--r---- TIE President vas C-lsltzE WIN
-C=- t-r Ea-- 4- hour
-l= ga-ry vas made Up principally Of
members - the 5c-1---iF=rs and Stone
C-a5s-s Union. which made --e President
Az honorary member 0t their ocgaclz4-
President C4c5bi-s II the union in con-
F=--z--- mentioned ire -lrtck-aTers Or
.o-- 5r@az-za--az. IL you please. don't
forget ne =C ed 5Lr ALcs-f1--v and --e
-e remembered as q -uLL-1a,tzed union
lr.eS--T=r and srCEeuas0z-
-.-.--7- -= -r-s-1zlI -sNed many Questions
r=-1--F= 90 --z condition OF Chicago :
-Holr--E people and expressed his pleas
-c= -l4- they were feeling the effects OF
The cornerstone trouble which arose
-r--C the employment oL CCC-uCi1n labor
III cutting the Ers- stones, and which for
q -lC1e threatened -Le ceremony Of yes
-@c-@y. as C1r spoken OF
The President declared that he cousiI l.
cred r q compliment 70 belong 10 the
5rlcA1aF=rs -l-oC. and pulled from an
INSIDE pocket -Ez card emitting him %
z voice II irS proceedings
would Ike 90 have the international
BODY C- which or body Is 4 part hold It's
convention CL 1871 in Washington said
the President a. thz building rra+esp1e1
were about 20 retire.
President Gubbtrs thanked him for the
invitation and declared that the matter
would be LAID before the delegates 20 the
Clu- =c-ICE II 1900
s." hen -l= President emerged from the
hotel the weather could not have been
nearer perfection. Nj Mckinley drove
rrs- 20 the 6a-l-= Of Manila. q pauorau mic
-err-- '-C-11E ~ the famous battle where
h. spent q few minutes
In the =. A r Memorial Hall he next
greeted --a Army -t the TENNESSEE which
IS holding lis reunion a- thai place In
a-e-I-1n 20 -1e z--T veterans present the
Ea-l was packed with spectators. VINO
cheered Erar-l0a IT,
General Granville " Dodge. in intro