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The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
A BLOODY WAR.

The latest news from South Africa re ports General Methuen still advancing to- ward Kimberley, though he had just fought his third severe battle with Gen eral Conje, each more NlOody than the one preceding. Each time victory crowned hls brave men, but after each engagement lt took longertrain 10 carry his dead and wounded. There is no doubt about that "big butcher bill." prophesied. While Methuen will probably reach Kimberley and relieve Cecil Rhodes before the Brit iSh garrison weakenS, it Is a great pi'Y that his army Is not thrite as strong as lt is.
 The force under Butler at ESc,urt could be doubled and he would not have too many men to accomplish the task he has set himself to do. lt the English generals had armies IS they should have, the BoerS could be overwhelmed, and the war ended with nothing approXimating the losses that are occurring, AS it Is, the list of the dead and wounded will be something dreadful Co contemplate. Not since the Franco-PuSSian war have civilized peo- pie wrought such havoc with human lli' as the British and the BOeIS are doing now in South Africa.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
.wnARE,s TIE MIssusl"

In Here" she says. "Who was your. Last gurl and why Did She Leaver "I Don't no Her Last name paw anserd. 'we Called her Gusty. She Got sick
 "I Should think she would Git sick. the Curl sed purity sassy. Do you git woman to come In and Do the wash enT
 "No." paw says Like if He was pur'y scared.
 "Weu. | mite of knowed that She told Him. "I gcss you Don't Beleavc washers Good thing around Here What Do you Do. jist wair your clos tlll they are woreoutT'
 say" paw Hollered, "l Don't want no Back talk frum you. | gess thls plals wouldent Soot you ennyway' eSpect ,,, enny WI rsuSdy SS 0 Cook meals on old Fashcned Stove Like that
 "It Don't make no Difference what We would want them 10 Do,' paw told Her. You Don't Haft to take the lob, and the Door wharc you come in aln't Locked neither"
 "I dldent Come here Co Git lnsulted.' ' She Sed offel Savldge. 'I want you Co understand you're Taken to a Lady. | spose you ain't used Co lt, But you Bet ter Lern How"
 Then She lifted up Her dress purity hi and Stepped Over Stewln pan and Broken Plate what was Layin on the Floor and went out Sayin:
 "Youu Be sorry fer the Brutle way you spoke 10 me"
  Paw he Set thare and Wiped the oncst Swet from his manly Brow and Looked like if He coulden't remember what Happened. So after while lie Started to Bake some potatoes with the Skins on. O But I'm sick of Them. That's all We Had to Eat for three Days.-Georgie In Chicago Tlmes-Her' ald
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10

Don't overlook the merchants hot lunel at the Reception Slloon On State and fliu avenue, from IT a. m. tlll ?. m, am | from ?, m. til midnight. 1T lit
 The newest in drdpery silk is thing O | beauty. at Ladies Bazaar.
 Nugget stick pins a, Kirmses. r2SH
 Buy a nugge, ring a Kem's for a christ mas present.
 Hive you seen that handsome bathtul and fixtures at BrownellS.
 First-class Ml;intoshes at Cllson's. al and State Sts. u
 Contractors, YOU will find plenty Of nail lt Brownell's Broadway store.
 SenJ your Christmas presents to you ] friends b. the Alaska Pacific Express Co Ofi,e opposite White Pas depot II-sq5' Earl& Wilson's Collars and Cuffs 9 Cheney'S Boston Store.
 Those doyues O. --.'--i o.,aar are on, of sight
 For Alaskan Christmas noysluss--~ Window shades, al sl,n :,, ., ''DD..' '..s Fin. h,~' "sm's. ) elnv nugget pins at p. E. Kem's, Stat' street.
 Dunlap hats at Cheney's Boston store. |,
 Keep vour house warm by banking ug the ostSite with sand or manure. We de- liver the materill-AlaSka Transfer C. Office with Nugget Express and Go. [. Lldles' hair dressing, lates, styles, al 52S Thlrd avenue.
 Moose hide moetasins at Clavson'S, O
 Mayor Small, of Dye1, was in town ye>. terdiv.
 Native souvenir spoons and bracelets a' n. D. Kirmse's, pioneer ieweler, HolI, street. t2SU You will find the best selected stotk ol gr0cerieS at the corner of Bond and Main. Rln.h eggs are speciality, The Ross Higgins Co. m c Every boat brings to Skagway News Co. a merry ChrIstmlS for somebody.
 The RoSalie hotel O Second avenue feeiS the most people, therefore it must be ih. best. Iot2U
 Support Home lnduStry-The Pioneer cigar factory Of Skagway, wholeS le ci- gar and smokers supplies. u Bacon for dogs, c cents per pound at Lilly Bros. q. Santa Is busy at Ladies' Bazaar taking orders for Xmas presents for young and old.
 Ladies hair dressing parlor>, s2S Third avenue.
 The leading clothiers and mems fum- iShefS. Chenev'S Boston Store.
 Wellington coal delivered at sl7. or same on dock at SIT; also hay feed and Staple groceries at market prices. Bell X Co.,. Broadway below 3ri. 2S,f Christmas souvenirs at Case & DraperS. I,Stf The Times. Examiner EXpieSS X News 70. will send their first dog team from Bonnet for Dawson, Saturday. Dec. olh We carry parcels and passengers.
 K. E. West. Mgr,
 vVi'W H''el, Sklswav. Bennett News C.. Agt., b. nlet,. I2 3tO
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
FOR SALE.

For Sale-A home on corner of Tenth and Alaska streets Inquire at the house Price, s45o. IT 2S O. JL. Gage will exchange horses for dogs or dogs for horses, or buYthe same.II 2s ol Team, wagon and sleigh for sale, ln- Quire W. fl. Cleveland, 62I lrd St. IW Wood or coal for sale in large or small quantities. Leave orders at Burkhard's store. Prompt delivery. U Pure, fresh Jersey milk unadulterated, 2s cts. a quart. A. L, Remick
 G25Iw
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10

Congress met at Washington City on December4. Congressman David 8. Hen terSon, of Iowa, was elected SUeaker. as it was conceded he woyli be. The demo- tratic minority supported Congressman James D. Richardson. of Tennessee. who won out in the democratic caucus. defeat. ing Dc Almond. Blnkleld and Sulzer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
EnsIIy Anused.

Young Man-l lave been-er-very attentive to your daughter for some time, and she-er-has listened fayora. ply to my suit. If you will give your consent, will do my best to make her happy.
 Mir. olddad-oh. that's easy enough, my dear young friend, easy enough. Just give her a blank check book to All out ss she pleases.-New York Weekly.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
FOR RENT.

Ross Higgins Co. have received one of the largest shipment of teas ever brought O Skagway. They are from J. A. Folger X Co.,, of San Francisco. II sArmorv Hall. See Geo. Mowl, Ameri- ian TailOrs. i2 I'm
 Furnished rooms. well heated, 63r, 3rd avenue. ID 3l im
 For three months, house occupied by A. s. Dautrick; furnished. Apply City Of Seattle office. I2 Iou
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
What They Were.

What have you In all those large bundles stacked up ln the hall?" ask ed the young woman who was having her first view of the newspaper plant.
 Those" said the editor, "are some of the poems on Indian summer that shall not be able to use."-Chlcago Times. Herald
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10

The death of Senator Hayward Of Ne oraSkl, on December 4'h will cause a loss Co the republicans in that body. Gov ernoI Poyn,er will probably appoint ex- Senator w. V. Allen, who was the pop ulist leader for many ye rS in the senate, to the position made vacant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10

The Canul<s are falling into line with the spirit oi the Anglo-SaNon alliance with vengeance. Advani, on ASlali' crook ot notorietv, landed in Vancouver 8, C., the other day, and when one wh' thought he knew pointed him out as Az uinll Io, the famous Tagal insuTgent' eS eaping from the Philippines, he wa prompty arrested by the Canadian othteT' ,f tI. t,tts
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10

ASNlgwly rrsl-her told the people at Baltimore that the citv at the head oi Lynn canal h1i population Of 6)oo. Hr was only ott about 35oo on his statement. -D1JgiaS Isl nd News.
 The SNlgwiv rreacher was not nearly as tir of aS the b uyldS Island News
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
WANTED.

Two more iirst-elass job printers wanted immediately at the DAILY ALASKAN office.
 A man and wife first class hotel people would like 10 have charge of hotel or boarding house. Address, 5. B. snow, ALASKAN office. "
 First class cook wants position out of town. Address, R. James, this office, If
 Wanled-Five horses, and harneSS.must be in good condition and cheap, two Dal- ton sleigh. Address p. H. II. DAILY ALASKAN. II-]o-6t.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
Glad The, We're Mur.Ied.

He Ceiling a hairbreadth adventure) And in the bright moonlight we could see the dark muzzles of the wolves.
 She (breathlessly)-Oh, how glad you must have been that they had the muzzles on,-Baltlmore Jewish Com ment
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
snmethInr nInernnt

"Pye heerd people talk about this Orange Free State" said Eaton Shab- balong. "Wher' Is ity
 Tt wouldn't do you no good to know" replied TuGold Knutt. "rhe Orange Free State ain't no free orange state. by a thunderln sight"-Chlcago Tribune.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
Test Of Sincerity.

"No, I don't think she ever will mar ry. You see, she insists upon testing the affection of every one who proposes to her. and the test Is too severe"
 "What Is lt:'
 "She asks him to teach her mother to ride the bicycle. e."-Chlcago Post
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
Acro.. ,he FootIiEhts.

"Hlst" whispered the villain, creep Ing Stcalthily across the stage.
 "YeS; expected you would be" re- joined the heroine.
 And a murmlr of applause trlckled down from the gallery.-Chlcago News.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
A DevIou. Course.

What is that officer doing?" asked the Filipino general. Wasting his time practicing fancy penmanship?"
 No. general. He Is making a map showing our line of march In the re- cent retreat "-washington Star
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
mustIIng For Another.

q should think after that widow had been married twice she would want to take a rest"
 But when she Is married Is the only time she has for a rest. st."-Detrolt Free Press
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
Intimate ErIenhn

Bramble-Do you remember Jim BlvinS?
 Thorne-Do |? Why, he was my best friend at college almost bit his ear or once In a football game.-New York Journn1
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10

James Creelmln, ,hs famous war GOT. respondent Is bound for South Africa as fast as steam san take him. He will lead the correspondents in m attack on the British press censor. Then will General Butler have Co look Co his lurelS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
\ GUARANTEES.

The DaiIY Alaskan hereby guar antccs its advertisers n bona hde circulation DOI HLE that Of any other paper Pubiished Ia Alaska AdNerusInE Contracts will De made subject Co this uarRntee.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
snhnrhnn TnIes.

"Out our way the heat has baked the apples on the trees"
 "Well. our COW has been giving boil ed custard right along."-Chlcago Rec ord.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
A Far Fetched Imagination.

Blnks-Le Gabber Is always discuss Ing the merits of the noble red man.
 Jlnks-Yes. he thinks he knows all about them just because he swings lu- dian clubs.-Judy.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
\ MnrI. of sunerIorIty.

Wherein does man differ from the lower animals" asked the professor. And the youth answered without hesl- tatiOn:
 "IIc can ride a bicycle. le."-washlng ton Star.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
Nome.
of the law.

The Nome serves merchants lunch ant keeps Bohemian keg beer on draught. In choicest liquors and the best imported anc domestic cigars in the city Olen day and night New building, corner of Broad
 way and Holly, I2 lh
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
otscr a,omo55s.--
"Wbot makes you think soy'

What makes you think so?"
 "I saw him standing In a doorway under a sign which reads, Glass put In while you walt '"-Cleyeland Plain Dealer
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
KEW ARD.

The publisher of the DAILY ALASKAN will pay fen dollars reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone for stealing a copy. or eopie, of thS paper from the premises of subscribers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
e.-.,,Lels.p .rprrRrlsaMENTs.

noa. Under ttli "SHEIiioTi WaHisd." oEs esH psr uori No advertisement falsH tof les ihI' ftrfab-6vs ssEh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
The Gallant Captain.

Mlle.-And what did you say to Cap tain Martell;
 Mary-That you'd be down ln a min ute. miss.
 Mue.-And what did he say?
 Mary-Please, miss. be said. "Then give me a kiss before she comes"- Pick Me Up.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
Daliy weather Report.

For the 24 houiS ending yeSterdav pm; rlN.mum iemrertt-re, }l; minimum % R in fali oo.o inch.
 q. T. JAYNE,
 U. .. Vol Weather Observer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-10
He knnNNa.

Did you ever make mistake in reading an invitation and get to a ball before even the musicians arrlyedT "No."
 "rhen you don't know how man feels in those clrcumstancesY No"
 Well. rll bet Dewey does"-Chica. 20 Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
MARKET REPORTS


New York. June i0-Therc was n
large demand for the Hpoclaltlea IN the
early dealings Anaconda, Chicago
Terminal and Peoples Gas rising from
IA 90 points Steel and Wire rose
sharply. hut Immediately lost the
gain Sugar. after dropping "a
promptly recovered.
A. 10 "a, m. stocks purchased yes.
terdny hy the room traders showed
% good profit nt the mornings lever
and unloading began. The offerings
were most pronounced IN Sugar, At
Gibson, preferred. Steel q Wire, Con-
solidnted Gas ANA chicago Terminal
preferred. while the losses In these
shares were between / and points,
their weakness did not influence the
standard stocks for romr time the
grangera exhibiting marked strength
on s. pauls favorable earnings. Sub
sequently the selling movement spread
20 the entire list but dullnrsH soon
set In, Active support was not FORTH
coming after The early buying orders
were filled and prices HugFod away
on rather dull trading The reaction
reached 2i4 in steel and Wire, "a In
sugar ana brooklyn Transit. ~ I'm
Atchiaon, preferred ana point In
burlington, Metropolitan and Man
haitian. The bank statement being
not az unfnvurnhle a. expected brought
a rally, Consolidated Gas rising over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Gets Hold Of EIEht cisim. In idaho Last
Chance 10 Mssums.

Frank Wilson came down from Idaho
THIS morning. loaded 60 the guards with
samples u flnr ore FROM different prup.
critics, some u which he has ue,i up.
and some of when he has but IAN cyc
ON From the Aetna. on which be- In
creased the force. h. brought down "A
number OF good specimens yielding an
average value NJ % per cent lead aud ~
ounces silver, 20 say nothing VI u little
copper and u In gold, This mine is TO-.
called W brruuh0rn GulCh. three miles
from Himlct station ana viii be extern
hivcly developed from now on. az the
salne TINE making regular shipments n
high-gr1dr ore.
SIR Wilson had important bunlnosa
on hand this time. and that nothing less
than The purchase u IOncs'a bat. three
miles u rich placer ditch near the
mouth N Hig smoky. The ground has
g good record Of production and Win
double force, which o. Co be- put on riHht
away. viii doubtless mako big money
Tor ~ new owners. John McGuryir and
Othrrr urr Interested with Mr. VIII
run IN the purchase. ~ is estimated that
with fosfuot depth the ground win
average 20 cents per cubic yard. There
are eight claims In 100 with AN nbund-
ancc ~ water for working purposes.
Tho Last Chance property az Efle
was visited This la owned by David
James the urueahockl ana VIII sc.
lniyrc N this city and h. equipped
with an A I stamp mill There u moth.
ing doing 10 present. operations having
been suspended Tor some time past. but
Mr. James wnH up ienklur over tho
situation. with r. Vlrw % an early re-.
sumption, The Last Chance. says Mr.
wilson ~ good property and hos had
expended upon n IN improvements.
something like t2i0o0o 10 values frr
principally SILVER. from which hove
ever, the owners expect ~ reap good
profits. once work II resumed.
The Tipiop SIR Wilson reports In
gratifying condition. with n now mill
running on high.rradr gold ore. Tho
values, he says aru much better than
~ nrHt expected The Salt fnkor ~
delighted with Idaho and viii go back
deal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
GOLD BARS FROM
De LA MAR, New.
Big Shipment Of Bullion Came in
This Morning,
WORTH THE SUN OF 100000
Claims Leased miscellaneous
rlnina Items.

There arrived In this city this morn
ing over the Short Line with Manager
y. u McKcon as guard. another big
shipment OF gold bullion from the be
Ia Mar mine p, De In Mar. New. the
lot having a value Of something like
100000. That the big property 81 In
excellent working order. De- the tcau-
mony u those associated with its opera
iluu. although no better evidence of lts
condition could BE- had. than that which
mnterlnlIzes monthly In the form Of
gold bars owen spencer chief local
dignltary In the absence Of Treasurer
Cunningham, met the product at the
depot and checked Il on In accordance
with requirements pronouncing IT, wall
uo 40 above stated. This. with the
three tons Of cyanidcs from the Golden
Gate, places 10 Capt De La Mars
credit a check Tor the sum OF t225.000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Confirming a report In last Mondays
New, the Tinuc Miner says. That
Tom krarna has faith IN the
extension north OF the blk orc bodies
that Tor almost quarter ~ century
have yielded up their treasures 10 the
bouanzuH ~ Eureka gulch 10 evidenced
by his agreement 90 take up the ontlre
Issue of 100000 shares OF Raymond
treasury stock at 30 cents share. thus
lnaurlng ample capital for the thorough
meeting OF the board on directors held
at Park city Saturday last a steam
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Louise Mlne Near willard nsing Worked
ouite successfully.


Special Correspondence,
ogden. June i0-Some fine samples
OF copper ore from the Louise mine near
willard, owned by ogden parties, are
on exhibition In the ofilcs Of Ernest r.
Stevens In the Utah Loan aud Trust
building Work uu the mine IN prog
rUuniug tavurahly, although the water
n somewhat troublesome. The shnft,
"A double compartment one. ~ now
down ~ feet, When IL reaches depth
~ 100 feet drift viii be- started 20 cut
the ledge, which d viii do az n dis
tnnce OF about ~ feet. Tho vein of the
Louise " from rs Inches 10 feet In
width near tho surface, II carries a
hlgh percentage OF copper and about 50
gold per ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Ncphl June .,
Articles Of Incorporation ~ the Neh0
star Mining and Mining co. were nlod
with the county clurk this week with
the following board nf officers and az
rectQrai y. T.. Christensen. president.
r. n. q. Pnrke. secretary. W. y. May.
hew, J. u. PoXton, Henry Kay and Otis
Christensen,
The Nephl Mining co. also dled ar.
tlciea of incorporation with the county
clerk this week. q. g. Hosmer IL named
~ President H. g. Hlackett vice proal-
dent. ia Morrhouse. secretary aud
treasurer, II. q, Hlhckett. y. w. Lamb,
J W HnFmcr, directors.
The property ~ these companies IL In
the Nebo district and Ncphi " named
o. the principal place OF business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

-Four Aces. 800 at &c. 1000 at %. buy.
~ 90
aeysar Marion $50 at Coo. 100 az
c0is 100 nt e1t4
Mammoth. 100 az sos,
omaha. i0o at 1ec. Too at l5M.
Showers con, 300 90 i0c.
Hut nmentn. leo at Csc. 100 AZ az.
Golden star 900 nt iihc.
Little pIttaburr. 1000 nt lie.
Ia Refine 300 ht 76C.
Joe bowers Extension 1000 at Dc. L.
600 at ST.
Midnight Bowers. GOO at BE-.
orient 1000 at sac. 1000 ut o..
Tctfu. 1000 az Ne. I 900 nt ga
Martha Washington. 1900 az Zoe.
Yankee Con. f01 nt Ice
Nnleo 900 az tios. 10 at ii.05. $50
Total shares sold. 20725
Selling value ~ stocks, uaipSL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
On the Old Hoard iIEur,s Were rncii-
saiiy Inehaugsd.

business was nomlnally brisk on the
Salt Lake board today although the
sales had a small value. 2o525 shares
bringing but iLgi9S5 Figures showed
very little change. alt trading being
done on the standard established sever
ni days ago which gives the market a
much better tone than u had at the end
of last week
Daisy opened tls bali IN transfers at
2i1 spot. and % and 20. buyer 30.
-Four Aces sold ON "a similar basis,
while OcyHrr- Marion was takon freely
a. 90 ana a little above. and Mammoth
found takers at ta01. being followed
by omaha az 35n and o. Northern
Light stood arm but ala no business,
Showers Con. was dealt in nt % and
Sacramento dropped 900 at ~ a. ~,
this closing business on the upper fuur.
In the unlisted class tho brokers took
Golden star al ia. Little plttHburE at
n and nowsfh Extension between \ ana
y, la Refine sold for 70 ana Nalro for
tt.ol and N.0s. while IN between there
were SALES ~ Midnight Bowers, orient.
Tctro. Martha Washington ana Yam.
kcg Con. each stock relying on old.
time prestige for prices paid.
The closing figures were as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

4 story which appeared In the
'NewH' ono month ago. In thus verified
by the Tintlc Miner; MeHsra Hodsou
Rtnlllngs, Smith ana Hopkins. "the
Cohlville crowd na they arc called
hereubouts have purchased tho Damn
group on the east side or the Dragon
Iron mine, 20 which NJ 4. Fitzgerald
was recently charged with forcing a
deed. The property ia he'd under IA
bond and lease by brown. Terry a
Woodruff N Salt Lake, who own the
8t5 900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

hoist Of 18Th p. capacity was pur-
chased. together with boilers Of ample
capacity 10 run the hoistinE machinery
and compressor which viii furnish air
Tor The operation OF ne many burieigh
drills as can be used. just a. soon M
possible the machinery viii De- Installed
and under the MANAGEMENT NJ J. G. Sui
livan the exploratory work will be
pushed with rnpldtty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
WEEKS BUSINESS
IN MINING STOCKS
Showed Some Improvement Over
the Week Before,
FRIDAY WAS 4 HUMMER,
hut sale. PeI on Little To-day
Proceedings Hoth Morning
aud Afternoon
FRIDAY WAS A HUMMER,
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER COS
LEAD. SL2j
CASTING COPPER. 1917

For tho week ending today. the sales
Of mining stocks through the medium
OF the exchanges were 2Q2,1so shares
Tor tii $500. To-day tho record was but
nominal. being 2i.5s5 shares Tor i5.53'-
~. bu. Friday gave evidence ~ conHid-
cradle now llfe ANA found stocks In
eratlfying condition giving tho mar
kcl a much better tone than q week
ago. The outlook for brisk trading
during the week 10 come. seems 20 be-
good. stocks generally being we'll de-
maudol