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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-22
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Senator Frye Is reported by the Bangor
News 10 have said in his Northport
speech: ''I pity the oitisen who cannot
stand behind his country, right or
wrong" We doubt much IL he ever gave
voice to any such sentiment. When a
country is SO wrong that its conscientious
citizens cannot stand behind 1t, it Is the
country and not the disagreeipg citizens
who are TO be pitied. Right and wrong do
not depend upon numbers. An act wrong
in itself, is made no less wrong because
participated in by great number OF peo-
pie DISTANCES are plenty enough where
citizens have refused to stand behind
their country in course which they be-
lieved to be wrong. Fox, Pitt and Burke
denounced the course Of their country in
attempting the coercion of the American
colonies. Abraham Lincoln denounced
the Mexican war. Thousands of aholi-
tionists denounced the fugitive slave law
aud refused to obey its mandates. All
these people did not stand by their
country in what they believed to be
wrong conduct. Have their = cases
excited the pity or the admiration
of the world? Does the student of his
tory, whether Englishman or American,
feel pity for Burke and Fox and Pitt, or
Is he filled with admiration at their re-
fusal TO countenance what they believed
to be wrong, even when done by their
country? Is 1t pity of Abraham Lincoln
which the reading of his fierce denuncia-
tion of the Mexican war excitss, or is it
contempt for the Southern shareholders
who plunged their country into conflict
that they might get more territory upon
which to cultivate their peculiar institu-
ton? The really great men OF every age
are the men who refuse to countenance
wrong, no matter by whom committed.
1t is not for them that pity is needed,
but for the weaklings who surrender their
conviction to mere numbers, and are al
ways ready to mount the band wagon,
no matter what the tune that is being
played.
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MR.. soUqHwoRTa's PAPERS,

To The Editor Of the Press:
MIR. Southworth, a long time resident
and minister of Portland, has prepared
and printed three papers worth reading.
This is saying much when SO much is
printed not worth reading. The papers
bear as titles, Temperance and the Maine
Law, Religious Misadjustments and Pop
ularss Resentment. Christian.Use of Amuse.
ments. A characteristic of these papers
is ripe wisdom. Wisdom may not be
thought highly of and ripe wisdom, with
maturity and completeness. is probably
less estsemsd and has slow recognition.
But ripe wisdom is good and sorely
needed. Counsel dwells. If anywhere.
with wise old men. When one speaks,
his words have weight from experience.
his words are tried words Such words
are in MIR. Southworth's papers They
are also characterized by manifest excel
lences of style. These too are fruit of
Years and thoughfulness. Altogether the
papers are remarkable and should be read.
do mot know where they can be pro-
cured. They should be easily found. A
request to MIR. Southworth will doubt
less bring them. j.
PORTLAND, August 81. 1899.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-22

The most complete, the simplest and best
illustrated book of the kind is the Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser, written
by that famous and successful Buffalo,
n. Y, physician, DR.. r. V. Pierce, who has
been many years and is to-day treating and
curing the afflicted in all parts of the earth.
This book has been termed the Bible of
the Body" because it is to the body or
physical man what the Bible is to the soul
or spiritual man, shedding light and reveal
ing truth. 1t tells people in every day
language how diseases are developed, what
the symptoms are and how they can be
cured. Its pictures show the appearance
of all organs, muscles, and nerves of men
and women. It treats upon every phase
and complication of disease. The infor-
nation in this book has been gathered by
DR.. Pierce in his worldwide practice, and
is founded upon actual experience - not
upon theory. More than ], 200 600 Afneri-
can homes contain copies of this book
Formerly it sold for III. so copy. Now it
Is free. Send Al one-cent stamps to Dr.
R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. ", to pay the cost
of mailing only, and he will send you a
copy of this roo8-page doctor book, bound
In paper-covers, II you prefer CLOTH
bound copy, send 81 stamps.
Mrs. R. P Monfort, of lebanon Warren Co.
Ohio, writes II drop YOU a line to LEI Vol,
know have received the Medical Adviser I
think It great prize to get so fine book for so
small a sum. A crisp new five dollar bill could
not tempt me to part with it. so you see am
to me, That book is worth five dollars to YOU +"
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We shall not enter into any extsndsd
controversy with our Christian Science
correspondent, whose Communication ap-
pears In another column; for to do so
would be useless. A person who has be-
come convert to the theory that ali dis
ease is mere belief and has no real ex-
istence, would not be likely to be
moved by anything we could say
What We want to point out. not for his
benefit. but for the benefit of readers who
may be led by his article Into the belief
that Bishop McCabe has been endorsing
such theory, is that the Bishop has dor 9
no.such thing. Bishop MoCabe, like svsay-
body else Of Intelligence, recognizes that
certain apparent ailments of the body ar
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-22
COMMON SENSE AND CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE.
To Che Edl.or Of the Press:

To the Editor Of the Press:
The above captions are Synonymous
and not in opposition The quotation
from Bishop McCabe which appear d in
the Portland Daily PRESS Of August Is
gives as clear case of Christian Schemes
healing as ever came to my knowledge,
and the good bishop furnishes the strong
est kind OF argument for that method Of
treating disease only he does not seem to
know 1t. He virtually admits that dis
ease, so called. exists only in belief and
that Ia just what Christian Scientists
claim. He admits that when the belief
in the entity of disease is shaken the
patient commences to recover and that Is
exactly what Christian Scientists believe.
Of course the bishop does not believe that
God sent the disease or the belief In dis
ease to the lady In question, for he and
nfty other ministers and Christian friends
would be too logical to pray God to re.
move what He had sent to any of his
creatures, and here again the Bishop and
Christian Scientists agree. for they do
not believe that God ever creaeed or sent
disease into the world, hut that, on the
other hand, all 20 called disease Is simply
false belief existing In the mind and
tnAt When this belleI IS uispelIeu the per-
son Is healed. The bishop implies that
physicians are not honest. We believe
that the most of them are honest and
that they honestly apply their knowledge
and skill In the treatment of so called dis
ease by the use of drugs and medicines.
As Christian Scientists we believe that
as the world comes to understand the
true causstion Of SO called disease the
use OF drugs will become less and less
FREQUENT and will finally caaea We do
not believe that God created disease any
more. than He created sin, neither do we
believe that IL Is Gods will that we
should live In y state of disease any more
than in state Of sin. If disease be an
entity and God created 1t and causes 1t to
attack his creatures, 1t must he flying In
the face Of Providence to attempt to stay
It's course by the use of drugs or any
other means. Christian Science Is COM
mon sense applied to the treatment Of so
called disease physical as well as moral.
A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.
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lola sums up the casa against Dreyfus
to date in this fashion:
'.,rhus far all the witnesses against
Dreyfus have spoken not rs witnesses.
but ms people trying to explain or to de-
fend their own conduct. The witnesses
admit crime which destroys the worth OF
their evidence. 9hoss who condone forq-
eiy might well encourage perjury. There
has not appeared even one impartial
witness against Dreyfus. Constituencies
and charaoterless, they have droned out
their well studied parts. In all the an
nails of political crime there is not o more
deeply deprnyed case on record than the
proposal ny men high in station to erect
a monument to forger and suicide.
l refer to the monument to Colonel
Henry.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-22

The Maine Farmer appears TO be good
denl troubled because the farmers are
showing an inclination to organize a
movement in favor of economy ard re-
form in State expenditure 1t fears 1t is
too much of class movement. II We
recallect Alright year ago when 1t was
Illuminating against the Australian
ballot and thought 1t had the farmers at
its back 1t did not occur to it to warn
them against class movements. Are not
economy and reform in state expenditures
quite as worthy objects for the farmers
to organize for rs the destruction of the
Australian ballot lawf
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The presence of Gen. Merritt and Secrs-
tary Root at Piattsburg in consultation
with the presiaen is the basis of report
that Gen, Otis is to be succeeded in the
command of the army in the Philippines
by Gen. Merritt 1t is rather slender
foundation.
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Portland. Me.
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Patrons OF the PRESS who are leaving town
temporarily may have the addresses Of their
papers changed as often as they may desire by
notifying the office
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DAILY PRESS
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The DAILY PRESS Is delivered at these rates
every morning 10 subscribers In all parts OF
Portland. and 10 westbrook and South Port
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THE BIBLE OF THE BODY.

Next in importance to a Bible in the
house is a thoroughly reliable and easily
understood doctor book. With such book
for ready reference, parents can often cure
the ordinary family ailments without the
expense of consulting local physician.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-22

The spirit Of the prosecution in the
Drsyfus case is clearly disc losed by Gen.
Mercier's interview with an Associated
Press correspondent. CONDEMNED
Dreyfus will certainly be-" he says, and
the only reason he gives rsthinking so
shat the majority Of the French people
want Tia. c-ndemned. The question of
ls aeiit ST Innocence, or the character OF
she azne aga INST hiIU, aBpas 1tlv does
~ ~ az irto Sen. &svelae
= f tla asssg4 that ilrei .l ne Wt
pap ers AZ 90 fao eide Of DIey1u IS ba-
cause they have been 4ae-a eT a Jtv.isa
syndicate. Forgery after sorge1y has
been SHOWN to have been resorted to to
procure evidence against the accused, bnt
that apparently makes no impression npon
Mercier. Dreyfus is guilty because he
wants him 60 be guilty. 1t may be ques-
toned if there was ever seen in civilized
country such an utter lack Of moral sense
as is being displayed by the military
plotters against Dreyfus.
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MURDER, WHATS THAT?

One OF McKenney's Alarm Clocks. o5c to
$500. Warranted TO wake the dead. Mora
clock than all the other dealers combined
MokENNEY. the Jeweisr. Monnmsnt square
sep28du
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HOME BONDS
August Investment.

Portland Water Co. as, due 1927
Sfnndish WATER co. as. due 1928
Guaranteed by Portland Waf-
er Coz
Portland Railroad co. a I-2's,
due 1913.
Portland ~ Cape Elizabeth II.
R. SIS, due 1915.
Interest guaranteed by Port
land II. H. 81
Portland Young Mems Christian
Assn. As, due 1918.
Portland & Rumf0rd Falls R'y.
As, due 1927.
Lewiston Gas Lishf Co. Est EEtge.
as. due 1924.
First Naiionni Bank stock.
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STATE OF MAINE
INVESTMENTS.
Attention Is called TO the following list OF
Maine Bonds paIIag from
31-2 io4 IL per cent.

Washington County, Me. per Gems
Bonds, due I923-2s. Exempt from tax
alton.
Maehtas water Co. SIS due 1915.
Oakland water Co. SIS due 1918.
Newport water Co. As due 1929.
Bangor and Aroostook Railroad First
Mortgage SIS due 1913.
Bangor and AroOsfOok Piscntaauts
Division First Mortgage SIS due le43.
Portland and Yarmouth Electric
Railway First Mortgage IA due 1910.
And other high class bonds.
Price and particulars furnished ON
application.
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INOCENTE!

Diciembre 1894. La accion en- Paris.
Las tropas forman el cuadro en- la plaza
de armas del Colegio superior militar;
una fila de periodistas sombrea aquel
cuadro de co!ores brillantes. En- el fon
do, tras la verja, una hilera de guardias
de la Paz y un escuadrcn de la Gusrdia
Republican, contiene a la muchedum
bre: en- la azotea de la eseuels, grupos
de cadetes.
General Barras y ayudante de campo,
un Official que hace de escribano; otro
ayudante, un sargento, cadetes, Alfredo
Dreyfus.
iTercien armasi dice Barras. Lee Ell
escribano la sentencia al condenado, que
aparece entire cuatro artilleros con los
sables desnudos y un Official de la guar
dia Republican,.
FL general Barras dice:
-Deyfus, sois indigno de llevar esas
armas en- nombre del Presidente de la
Rep1blica os 6egradamosl -.
Dreyfus contes.a con voz clara en-.
terra:
-lSoy inocentel iLo jurol Viva
Francial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-20
TEMPORAL EN ESPbN

En- la prensa de los Estados Unidos
encontramos detalles de la inundacion
que, seg1n dijimos q nuestros lectores
en- la secci6n de telegramas, azoto princi
palmente al pueblo de San Pc ,ro, inme
diato Valladolid.
La totmenta. que dio origen q la te
rrible inundaci5n destruyo ciento Gin
cuenta casas y mato un gran n1mero de
personas Debajo de los escombros de
algunas casas dest uidas Sc halaron dez
cadaveres compl-tamente destrozados
FL temporal alcanzo tambieA Toledo
inu dando todas las p.rtes bajas de esta
ciudad y 4 Madrid, donde arrojo una
gran canti5ad de nieve cuya magnitud
excedia a dos pulgadas. Todos los jar
dimes fueron destruidos, 10 msmo que
todos los cristaes de las ventanas, y ann
muchas de estas. FL huracan hirio gran
numero de pcrsonas y anmales y echo
a terra todas las lineas teleg-ahcas.
La Reina Regente que en- los momen
tos de iniciarse la tormenta sc paseaba
por los huertos del Palacio, tuvo que
refugiarse apresuradamente, para evitar
el peligro, en- la caba1a de uno de sus
jardineros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-20

a la hora en- que cscribim,' esta5--s-.-.
meas sc habra constituido el Gabinete
frances. crey@ndose que haya 81 10 for
mado en- la siguiente forma
Presidente y MiniStro de Instruction
p1bl.ca, Mr.. Poincare
Ministro del Interior Mr.. Delcasse (el
mismo que ejercia dicho cargo.
De las Colonias, Mr.. Guillain idem
De la Guerra Mr.. krantz dem
De Negocios Extranjeros, Mr.. Bour
geois.
De Hacienda, Mr.. Bouvier 8 Mr.. De-
lombre.
De Justicia, Mr.. Waldeck Rousseau 6
Mr.. Monis.
De Comercio, Mr.. Lsnnessan.
De Obras Publicas. MI Sarrien.
De Agriculture, Sen.dor Jean Du.
puy.
En- cuanto a la cartera de Marina, aIn
no sc ha resuelto NADIA.
Mr. Poincaie, encargado por el Presi-
dente Loubet, segGn diimos en- nuestros
cables, para formar Gabnete, representa-
el distrito del Meuse en- Ia Camara &c
los Diputados; desempeno durante el
Ministerio Ribot. en- 1895, la cartera de
instruction pIb!ica, la misma que de
sempeha hoy y ha sido Vice-Presidente
del Congreso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-20
FENINISNO En- ALENANIA

Los estudiantes de la Universidad de
Halle han formulado una violenta protes-
ia contra la competencia que ouieren
hacerIes las ninjeres en- la carrera de me
dicina
Inmediatamente, y en- son de repre-
sali'. la Liga de mujeres de Berlin ha
dirigido una demanda al Consejo Fede-
raj del Imperio pidiendo la admission
completa los estudios de Ia facultad de
medicina.
va en- la Universidad de Glssen Sc
permite a las estudiantes de me1icina
que han obtenido el bachil!erato pasar a
estudios de facultad.
FL gobierno del gran ducado de Baden
sc ha pronunciado igua.mente en- favor de
las estudiantes, y las admite en- concur
so para el diploma de medico Aumen
tan, por otra parte, los liceos de senori
tas, a imitacion del de CarlsrLhe.
En- Berlin la administration de orfe
linatos va q emplear las mujeres en- fun
clones hasta hoy desempefladas por
hombres.
En- cambio, la administration de los
caminos de hero ha determinado que
todo empleo dado a las mujeres tenga us,
salario inferior en- 100 a 100 marcos res
peto al destinado los hombres quie-
mes sustituyan, con 10 cual 400 600
miembros de asociaciones femeninas ale
msnas han elevado protesta a la camara
rTusiana contra tai medida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-20

Por notic:as de Londres sabese que
ACADIA de salir para la Patagonia una
expedition cientifca, diigida por el ex-
plorador S, II Cavendish y el zoologo
Edward Dobson, llamando este visje la
atencion de los circulos zoologiccs en-
grado extraordinario.
Hace alg1n tie npo, dice el Manches
ter Guardian. sIpose que ca el terrific.
rio de Santa Cruz. en- la Patagonia,
:xiste un misterioso cuadr1pedo que
viv: en- el interior de unas cuevas que
el mismo fabrica en- la terra y de las
que solo sale durant la noche
Los in iios cuentan que es un animal
extralo. dotado de robustss garras, de
aspectos terfori6co a qss.s ss=isapesi=4
bic matar porque las baIas no hacen
mella ninguna en- su cuerpo.
No sc crea que tales noticias fueron
admitidas como una mera f bula, puesto
que hace algunos amos ell malogrado
Ramon Lista. viajero vcntajosamente
como lido en- el mundo cientifco, conto
que en- uno de srs viajes por el interior
dc la Patagonia habia- do un
misterioso cuadr'e~~' pudo
caPturar 2ues
las-deSe' lie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-20

varios detanS>
nor logro adquirir una p =
cia incomplete, la cual s1pone. sp~, y
dose en- buenas rszones de orden cien-
tih;o, pertenecer q un ejem olar de la
misteriosa especie de cuadrlpedo visto
por Lista. FL ooina que dicho animal
es cl dltimo representante de un grupo
de dasipodidos desdentadcs. le la fami-
liza del megatefio y que hasta ahora Sc
creia ga extinguido.
Despues de conoeerse la information
del professor Ameghino. hicieronse mas
pesquisas por parte de Inglaterra y hace
POGO Sc supieron noticias sorprendentes
referente q la vida y costumbres del
animal en- question recogid2s de boca
de los mi mos in iios.
M. Cavendish, que por causas politicas
ha tecido que desis:ir de 81 proyectado
viaje las posesiones britanicas de Afri
ca, Sc ha declarado dispuesto cmpren
der una expedition en- busca del extra
no animal y a este fin Sc ha undo con
el zoologo e. Dobson:
Todos los informes que posee ell
"Bfitish Museum" han sido puestos q la
disposition de los visjeros y estos han
empreadi1o inme liatamente su viaje,
puesto que han salido dos expedi-
clones cientihcas no inglesas para la
Patag mia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-20
GACETA DE HOY

Publica una disposition de Ia "Junta
de Obras del Puerto" dando cuenta de
la paralizacion temporal de las operacio-
mes de dfagado del mismo de quedas
abieftos los talleres trabajos de muelles,
Plataforma, darseua de ootes. reparaci6n
general, y preparation del emplazamien.
to de la maquinaria nucvs. pr6xima s
iiegars nssssios scsAl< <ha quedsde elpefso
nal necesario y it'll y de permaneeer
eonhrmados los cargos de- Superinten.
dente, Secretario-Arcbivero, Tenedor de
libros, Guarda Almacen comprador, So.
brestante de muelles y Auxiliar de ira.
bajos, como asi el personal de operarios.
y demas dependencies indispensables.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-20
CONSTRUCTION DE CAleNES

FL Ministro de la guerra. sehor
Polavieja, ha contratado con los ia
bricantes R,x1b Ia construction de
un gran ndmero de piezas de grue
so calibre para fortihcar los puertos
do la peninsula y Canarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-20
MUER7E DE- ANTONIO LUNA

Ampliando la noticia que Sc nos dio
poI cable traducimos de un periodico
de los EstadoS Unidos:
"Segdn informes dignos de creerse.
fueron muertos por la escolta de Agui-
naldo, en- el mismo campamento de este
general. el de igual clase Antonio Luna
y su Ayudante de ordenes Teniente Paco
Ramon. Estos dos 1ltimos creese que
fueron al cuartel general de Aguinaldo
con el proposito de conferenciar con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-20

Don Miguel de Porrata Doria ha ele-
vado un escrito pidiendo sean respetados
sus derechos de dominic en- el Islote
"Caja de Muerto".
En- el ayuntamiento de Ponce Sc ha
fiiado al p1blico el presupuesto adicional
al de- pre'ente ejercicio qu. ha de regir
en- aquella ciudad.
Ell ayuntamiento de Naranjito femite
por duplicado copia del presupuesto or
dinario que ha dc regir en- aquel pueblo
durante el afio economico de 1900 &
1900.
lie ha sido admitida Ia renuncia del
cargo de CONCEAL de. ayuntamiento de
Yabucoa don Eustaquio Milland.
FL ayuntamienio de Caguas ha acor.
dado solicitar sc decrete la condonaci6n
de contribuciones los pequehos prop;e-
tarios.
FL presupuesto municipal que ha de
regir en el pueblo de Yabucoa durante cl
proximo ejercicio asciende la suma de
1851 pesos orc americana.
Hoy Sc constituira la junta de gobier
no de las carceles de sta isla y comen-
zarf por discutir un proyecto de Regla.
mento para el gobierno y administration
de dichas carceles.
Sc ha arreglado para ofcina de a
junta ell local que ocupaba la antigua Ca
pila de la Fortaleza.
En- Manatl Sc han v4cunado, desde
Abril hasta la fecha 1904 personas y sc
han revacunado unas 1000.
Varios vecinos de Barranquitas han
solicitado Sc anexe aquella municipalida J
la de Barros.
Por la Secretatia de Estado &c har re.
m;tido al Brigadier General el plano del
proyecto del Institute Bacteoro,ogicosen
| la ciudad de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-20
THE BOLETIN MERCANTlL
ESTaBLISHED 1870.

Is the paper which possesses the greatest advantages
advertisers for the simple and convencng that the
only in the Island which publishes daily Cabegrams,
therefore it the read and asked for by every body
Its double information in Spanish and English places it
in all hands and advertisement inserted in uni
versaly read.
Il is unnecessary say in order that the great ad
vantage of advertising in the BoLETIN MERcANTL be
derstood
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-20

este. Antes de verihcarse la entrevista,
suscitose uu altercado entire Luna, su
Ayudante ell captain de la guardia,
cuan1o entonces los que componian ests,
desem2eharon ell trise pape de Dugles-
clin syudando q su se6oy en- la disputa y
dando muerte con sus bayonetas q An.
tonic Luna y Ramon, que cayeron acri-
billados".