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The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
NO LONGER ANY DANGER
FROM CASTLEW00D DAN
Only a Cloudburst or
Heavy Storm Can
Effect it Now.

City Engineer Ryan, Of Denver
made another trip to Cast!ewood
dam and reports that all danger
from the structure giving away il
passed, except, of course, in case
of a cloudburst or moro heavy
storms. He says: "There was no
eSaggeratien in any of the reports
which Superintendent Alsop sent
in regarding the condition of the
dam. Al the time whom the
water was at its highest point and
filling up faster than tho waste
ways could let it out, the dam was
in a very dangerous condition and
the superintendent acted wisely
in warning the people Of the con-
dition. There was a time when
the dam WAS under great pressure
and giving away, and it would
not have taken much to sweep il
away.
''All danger is passed now,
however, and although the dam
is still leaking badly the pressure
is being rapidly decreased and
there is little danger Of moro
trouble from this source. Satur-
day, when we visited tho dam, the
water was seven and a half feet
from the center spillway and 60
ing down rapidly"
Monday morning the man in
charge Of the dam stated that the
water was going down at the rate
Of one inch per hour and that
there was no danger Of break,
but that the company still had
men watching day and night and
if anything happened word would
be sent out Immediately.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
EastonYl||e Items,

N. Wells and family departed
for Canon City Thursday, whore
they will reside.
S. A. Barnett, of this place has
been appointed Deputy Assessor
for this part of the county.
Mr.. Campbell returned to Easton-
vile after a few months absence
and has opened his shoe shop
again.
T. C. Anders, who left here a
few months ago for Canon City,
writes friends here that he expects
to return to Eastonville in a short
time to remain.
Mrs. G.. w. Bell started fol
the blue grass country of Ken
lucky last Monday on the G. X.
IL. She will visit with her parents
for some weeks.
Mrs. Angie Ellison and Oscai
Mcclellan, of West Point, Ohio,
are visiting their brother W. H.
Mcclellan of this place. They
expect to locate in Colorado and
make il their future home.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
Prominent Railroad Men
Visit Ebert.

Prominent railroad officials con-
sisting of President TrumbulI,
Vice President Winchell, General
Superintendent Dyer and others,
while passing through on special
Friday, remained in Ebert an hour
looking over railroad property and
enquiripg about the local situation
and how people liked the present
service. They manifested great
interest in this particular locality
and Mr.. Dyer made note of sever
al needed improvements which
will be ordered Immediately.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
NOTICE.

Woman's Relief Corps No. 2s VIII
hold their regular meeting in biDer' ~
on Saturday, May 18th. Meeting WIN
convene at 10 A. NJ. promptly as
tber. is a great deal of business 70 ,
transact. w.R.C. No. lois invited
IN meet with No. go on this occasion
SARAH X. LUNDY,
Pres't W. R. G. No. ~
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
Republican Mass
Convention

Elbert County Republican Mass
Convention to elect seven delegates
to the Republican State convention
and seven to the Republican Con-
gressional Convention to nominate
delegates TO the National Conyen.
tion was held in the town hall at
this place Saturday afternoon ac-
cording to published call in this
paper and was very pleasant and
harmonious meeting throughout.
q. l.. Dickerson called the con-
vention to order and on motion he
was elected chairman and j. b.
King secretary. After reading
the call nominations and elections
were declared in order, when the
following well known citizens were
elected delegates to the State Con-
vention which meets in Denver to-
day; J. B. King and Jacob Epler,
OF Ebert; Charles J. Schrader,
of Elizabeth; Charles F. LindsIey
and N. L. Gleason, of Kiowa !;
I. S. Harper, of River Bend, and
G. B. Hollems, of Fondis. To
the Congressional Convention
A. G. Putnam and w. H. Ditte-
more, of Elbort; Hon. c. L. Dick
erson, AL. Talbot, of Elizabeth:
Adam Rinnert, Kiowa; &C. Dock
UNI, Fondis and August Beuck, of
Agate. A resolution was present.
ed and carried that delegates pres
ent at these conventions cast the
full vote Of their delegation on all
questions that come up for consid-
Grafton. The best of feeling pre-
vailed between all present and it
was the general impression Gilbert
county would this fall cast the
largest Republican vote in her
history. The party is in fine
working order and there are no
or dissepsions of anv
kind. On tho contrary every
thing is harmonious and all mem-
bers enthusiastic for the future.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
Biiou Basin Items.

J. d. Holden purchased two
young cows last week.
Mr.. Horny Jameson haule1 q
load Of baled hay from Elbert
last week.
Mr.. Cresmer, from near Fon-
dis, is working for Gopher
Holden.
Mrs. S. w. Bowling is much
better. She has been sick almost
month.
B. A. Bants went 10 the Springs
last week and brought home a
load Of calves.
Messrs. Jerry Hendricks and
Charley Triplet each took load to
the Springs lsst week.
Mr.. Mcintyre and wife, who
was formerly Miss Erma Holden,
were visiting ut the Holden ranch
last week. VERAcrTr.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
Fondls Items.

Peesivsd too fsts Tor last Issue.
Our merchants are filling up
their stores for spring trade.
Rained all day Sunday and fn-
ished up with a snow storm. No
Sunday School or Church SERVICES
held here
No work has been done on the
Church building lately and very
little prospect for any in the near
future.
The w. 3. Corps have decided
to have the tickets for their ball
within the reach of all as so cents
will include dancing and supper
for two.
II is hoped the writer of School
District No. 30 will favor the
TRIBUNE with some more remarks,
for they were appreciated by all
who read them.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
Harper's Majority

This district is owing on the
general fund for seats, chart, free
text books, &C., s26l.s2, but has
in the teachers fund over $500.
They voted at the annual meeting
q Is mill tax to wipe out the in
debtedness of the special fund,
only 8 votes being cast against it.
BY unanimous vote the new board
was instructed to settle the claim
of Mrs. Myers, former teacher,
which has been in the courts sew
eral months, the best they could.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
ANTIQUATED DOCUMENTS.

Eli Knowles brought to this Of
fee Saturday a land patent issued
by Andrew jackson when presi,-
dent Of the United States, away
back in 1929. The patent is for
so acres near Vincennes, Ind. :,
and was issued to William P
Knowles Ellis father. This wa,
before eur homestead laws were
enacted when anyone could go to
a land Office and buy outright all
the land he wanted at $1.25 per
acre. This land is worth now $75
to 800 per acre. The patent is
on heavy parchment paper and is
in a good state of preservation.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
ACClDENTlY SHOT.


/ W. Ed. Wise, manager of
\ au'sell Gates Mercantile Co. at
|''5'on accidentally shot himself
j ~ we week. The way it happened
!, : n''le girl got hold of the gun
NV ,sa was playing with it when Mrs.
'ns requested him to take the
4 ssa aown to the store. He put
:, :. gun into his coat pocket and
-. :. aoWn in chair and when he
- 'p''d t0ri's the trigger caugh,
! % cause the gun to go off. :
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

b. W. &. C. meeting in the
rh at this place on Saturday
|fso p. m. is public and every
" is invited TO attend. A fine
|rnmme of music and short
Ehes has been arranged.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

hn' Henry Mathews has SO
! recovered that she has been
pc to leave the hospital and is
" stopping with friends in Den-
u She will go in a few days
: n'lt friends in Nebraska and it
hoped the change of scene and
w altitude will prove beneficisl.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

Esbert Larson was over Tues
! and states he has been all over
kwood dam the last few days
be does not believe there
BY danger wha tever of its 60
loot.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

hs Ea,tsr services, which on
punt Of the inclement weather
q indefinitely postponed, are
Dunced to come off in the
church on Sunday,
b 18th, at IL o'clock-a fine
fsnm Of Rotations and songs.
are invited to attend.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

Frank Simpson came in last
week for few days visit with his
mother and friends. lie has been
boss over gang of graders on the
Colorado Springs & Cripple Greek
railroad, but the snow is now SC
deep in tho mountains work is
about Suspended for the present.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
:. to Correspondents.

4 dor to strike the early mails
s.r our growing circulation re-
~ the TRIBUNE be put to
4 Wednesday afternoon. Cor
..,,ots and all others who
4 : reach the public through
.,amns must therefore hand in
1 .ticles not later than Tuesday.
], ,ould be more convenient to
| |sslsher.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

Fsn Grosyenor, the man who fore>
/ ths election Of Mckinley in '96
h months in advance of the cleo
and who only missed his guess
state in A, now comes to the
Eiuith an estimate OF tho results
|As November election and gives
Kinley $50 electoral votes and
En ia, with Kansas in doubt.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

In the Whiting-Larson district,
No. 33, Mrs. Louie Muller was
elected president on Monday. The
officers now are Mrs. NJ uller,
president, Mrs. Whiting, secre-
tary and W. H. Dittemore treas
urer.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
Monez's Majority 1

At annual meeting following
the election the Board voted a
special tax Of ten mills for special
fund-to buy new seats. This
district has the distinction, while
only three miles square, to be out
of debt and S5a.73 in the general
fund, after winter school of five
months. They also voted to dis
continue free text books.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

E,uorts Of American agricultur-
|,oducts are reaching every cor
| Of the globe, and our farmers
|i.e the beneficial results of a
N and liberal foreign policy.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

be State Department acknowl-
y that it has been considering
purchase of the Danish West
ID. Better we should have
! than any European power.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

|,upk Cort, a former well
E,p business man of this coun-
| lift a few days ago with a
!, from Cripple Creek bound
|C,pe Nome.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

|AU. B. Sunday School was or
pied at Bijou Basin last Sun
with the following officers:
|Perintendent, Rev. Chas. j.
Avills; Assistant Superinten.
Es Mr. Peterfish; Secretary,
" Bowling: Treasurer, Mr..
INDY; Librarian, Roy Kelly.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CALENDER,

Subjects for next Sabbath:
Morning-"Easter Progam.'
Evening-"The Rocky and Sandy
HIS. CHILDs, Pastor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
School Board Election
Lively Interest Manifested
in Ebert District.

The election for President Of
school board in Elbert district
turned out to be quito lively
affair after all, though no cleo
tioneering was done by either of
the candidates. Voters kept turn
ing out all tho afternoon until
81 votes were cast, this number
being far above the average, which
shows the residents are taking a
lively interest in our school and
its management. Jacob Epler
was elected by large majority.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

!. United States dollar is now
1 ,,uder in Porto Rico. Thus
4. American eagle expanding
|tngs.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
THE INQUISITIvE EMU
MERATOR.
A Few Of the Questions tho Gen.
sus Taker will Propose to
You when he Comes
Around.

How old are youa Are you
married, single, widowed, or d.
vorceda Is the house you live in
your own, and if 30 is it mort
gagged or freel What 10 your
occupation, and how many months
out of the yeai are you Employed
These are some of the pointed
personal questions which will bo
asked Of the people during the
taking of the twelfth census o. the
United States.
Tho years 1900 and 1891 will
constitute the gratest oensus-tsking
era in the history Of the world.
Besides this country, fourteen of
the principle European countries
arc to "oount nosss,' but the Gen.
sus Of the United States is to be
more extensive than that of any
other nation.
The last census csstS11, 271, 500
aud more than 10000 men were
employed. This census will be CIV
on greater effort.
Tho directors Of the twelfth GEN.
sus is William P. Merriam former
governor Of Minnesota.
Several objectional questions
which were asked citizens by Gen.
sus ennmerators ten years ago
will be omitted this time, for ex-
ample, persons suffering from any
chronic disease will not be requir-
cd to discuss that fact.
The answer given therefor have
proven utterly valueless from 4
statistical standpoint.
These are the questions which
you will be called upon to answer
this year:
Surname, Christian name, ini-
tial.
Residence, street, number Of
house. the bead of the family.
Color of face.
Sex.
Age at last birthday.
Day, msnth and year whom
born.
Are you single, married, widow.
tidower or divorcedl
Number Of years married.
i How many children.
Number Of children living.
Sex Of these children.
Where were you borni If in
the United States, give state or
territory; if of foreign birth, give
name of the country also.
Where was your father borni
Your mother7 Same conditions
as the fOregoing.)
II Of foreign birth, when did
you come TO the United Statesi
How many years have you
resided in the United Statesi
Have you been naturalizsdi
How many years since you be-
came citizenl
What is your occupation, trade or
professional (This question applies
TO persons ten ysars Of ago or
over.)
How many months during tho
year arc you Employed
How many months have you
attended SCHOOL,
Can you readl
Can you writel
. Give the main facts concerning
your education.
Do yon own the house in which
you live! Do you rent the house
in which you liyei
If you own the house, is it free
or mortgagedl CThs same ques-
ton applies to farms.)
Fondls Items.
Rsesivsd too fsss for last Issue.
Our merchants are filing up
a \
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

lining should interfere with
uu.nsion of the American
In merchant marine.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

In Fondis DistrIct-No 10.
A full board was elected in this
as follows:
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10

Colorado Springs tcoIo,) Gazette. Daily
Aining Edition. - = year in advance An
ths mining news and stock auotAtioAs.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-05-10
Mecauley DistrIct-No. as.

Mccauley DistrIct-No. 3S.
In the McCauley district the
school election on Monday stood:
For PRESIDENT.
John Sloan, -. 10
G. P. Wright, II
Sloan's Majority 6
For SECRETARY.
c. F. Monez, .......... 10
J. Davidson, -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
HOME AND ABROAD.

M. Zan, one Of PoTtland's prominent
business men died yesterday.
q. q. Rawlings, city ticket agent.
Tickets TO San Francisco, Cape Nome,
Eastern Oregon and ali points East. Of-
1ce foot OF Broadalbin street
The o X Il N 90, will make round trip
rates Of S2.40 TO parties Wishing 10 attenL !
the democratic and prohibition conyen-
tions TO be held In Portland.
Heve YOU Seen Smith drew good
sized audiS nee last night. These attend.
ing saw Smith and more too, and heard
him and more TOO.
A carload OF about one thousand cattle
passed though Albany this noon from
Reno, Nav., to the Sound. The Albany
experts picked out steer that was d
monstei. IL weighed 1919 pounds.
The second steTeopticon entertaib-
ment At the Presbyterian church given
last evening by DR.. Finks was as pleas.
Ing and satisfactory ~ that OF the fret
night. Strange scenes In our own land
were given In . vivid manner.
The Carter delegation beat the Tongue
de legation In the Jackson county re-
publican convention 81 10 So. II was o
staight fight, and the men elected are
decidedly anti.Tongue.
The u OF o track team will meet the
Warrington track Team in Seattle on
May 10 In an interstate contest, On
the previous evening there will be debate
between the two colleges. The Uof o
will re represented by Jackway, Whit
lesey and Goodall.
d. q. Bennett, q travelling man, Mr..
Bnrdet, an insurance man, and Il. D.
Duffy aud Clarence Brown the railroad
men arrived 10 Albany last night on a
wood rack. They had had . break down
on the way 10 Albany from Corvallis.
A sneak thiei recently stole Glenn
W!palOw's cornet iIom the mechanical
hall at the college. The owner was 10
Albany on Bryan day and while passing
secAnd hand store espied his mlsrinR
instrument. II had been pasned BY the
thief for rs cents, for payment OF Rhich
Mr.. Winslow recovered his instrument.
Corvallis Times.
A special election held at Grams
Paas, authorizes 5000 In sewer bond.
and e69, ,0U0 for the construction OF was
ter and light plant. Beth propositions
we're carried, the sewer bonds by vote
Of 224 TO 81 and the water and light
be nds by Q votn oi l70 TO i25. Grants
Pasa will coon be spending most OF itl
receipts Tor interest.
Mrs. Julia Temple, widow OF the late
w. X. Temple, died 81 her hoIne near
Plainyiew, Wednesday evening. April 4
1900, age9 nearly 63 years. Deceased
wac born 10 Illinois on July 4, 1888. She
came TO Oregon In 1852, and since 1867
has resided on the home place near
Plainview. She was an excellent wo-
man, esteemed AMI respected by al who
knew her. She leaves seven children,
four gitls and thres boys Lebanon e.
A.
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Owns Its Electricity.

MEDToRD. Or, April 1.-THE Electric
plant Of this city owned by Mr.. X. A..
Prondloe was purchased last night by
tho city Of Medlotd for $4,000. Tho city
owns the water works and will operate
in connection with the electric light
plani.
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Must Be Stopped.

LONDON, April TAT Shanghai the
French, German, English and American
consula have notified the empI ess that
unless Boxers 10 suppressed within
10 days the countries represented will
land troops and march 10 the interior.
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EneIa I'd Glo.,ny.

LospoS, April 7.--Got word 'Tegar d
ing tho disaster At Keddershurg has been
allowed TO come through, except the dis
patch 70 Lord Roberts. II 10, therefore,
impossible 10 form any notiou as 10 what
has happened. Meanwhile, the British
public 10 beginning 10 realize the i'm.
menee difficulties TO be overcome oven
before Pretoria 10 reached, and II revis
log premature ideas with respect 10 the
time when she war will be over.
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Big Tidal Wave.

VIroRIA, b. g., April IA big tidal
wave here resulted In lots OF damage 10
shipping along the wharves, but no
lives were lout.
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LaGripps with its after effects, annually
destroys thousands Of people. It may be
qnicAy cured by Une Minute Cough Cure,
the only remedy that produces imm ediate
.saults in coughs. colds, Group. bronchitis.
pneumouia and throat and long troubles.
I viii prevent c,nsump.ion For sale by
sosbay K Mason.
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HowlTt Happened.

BioEMFoSrgis, April 6.--Another un-
fortunate occurred, resulting. fear In
the capture Of party OF infantry, con-
sist,ng Of three companies oi the Royal
near Rcddersburg, little eastward OF
The BethaLlc RaI.woy station within y
Jew miles Of this place. They were sur
rounded by strong iorco Of the enemy
with four or FIVE guns.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
Dout Tssasse svIi .na snaas Your iirs au.,.

Dont Isbseeo Bplt ana Aaiake NouF Llie AWnys
70 quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag.
netic full OF life. nerve and vigor. take Note
Bae. the uonder-uorkcr. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, s0c or ~. Cure guaFan-
teed Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy 90, Chtraso u .sew YORK.
Educste Year Bow~ss wath Gnscarefs.
Candy Cashartic. cure sonstipntiqn forerer.
- S5e. III q. g tall. efpFl tstH r. = mCnsK
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Still Later New

Inform the general Public d.
have In the future Wholesale anG vi
Grocery store and liquors : Jedi.
cal use And Patent Medicines. jhall
keep on selling all my goods at r'Juted
price Tor net cash.
Mocha and Java coffee 30 cts,per h.,
regular price 40 cts,
Ny Favorite coffee, ID cts., regular
price, 20 cts.
10 Tbs. Dry Granulaied sugar, $l.00.
Como and see me personally and you
will be astonishcd 10 sec what reduction
I have made on all my goods for net casb.
! wont charge you anything TO give you
information.
have no favorite in business with my
Wholesale houses. l buy from the one
that gives me the most for my money.
desire TO buy some eggs, either In trade
0r cash.
Albany, Or. March 10, 1900.
Signed by
Giant Mush lbs. for 10cts., Is very
fine
q. +. BRowEELL
"Iarcing school" every Tuesday night
and Saturday afternoon al Hollands
Hall in Graham Bldg, First & Baker sis.
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To Cure ie Day

Take LAxAnsS bAoMo QUIsISE TAR
lets. All Druggists refdn / the money il
tfaiIs TO cure. E w. signature
ON each box. 25e.
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DIR n II Haden, sum.ait. a la. SAYS, II
think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure a splendid
medicine. / prescribe it, and my cOnfid
ence IN il grows with continued use. II
diges's what you eat and quickly cures
dyspepsia and indigestion For sale hy
Foshay 4 Mason
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
Roberts Losses.

LoSEoS, April 7.--Gef. Roberts losses
tho last week were 1000.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Insurgents Captured.

UApErows. April Two hundred In.
sur1ents were captured In KenbArd.,
care Colony.
Fourteen Boer prisoners escaped at
Blmonton. All are In arms. LskwaIs
alone 10 LOYAL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
Starving Porto RIcan.

PoScg, Apiil 6.--An announcement
having been made that the Puerto Rican
Benevolent Society would relieve the
poor OF Poncef the town Is simply over
whelmed with an army Of starving and
panperiEed folk. No fewer rhau 200 men
wome vnd children, sick and starving,
a1e living In tie corridor Of the City Hall
and In kiosk on the plaza.
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win Make a Statement.

WAsnfEoroS, April 0.--Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey returned TO Washington Al
3 30 tonight from their brief visit u
Philadslphia. In response 10 q quss Ion
the Admiral said that be expected in O
few days 10 have ready for the press q
statement as 10 his plans for tho future
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13

Ne-Te-pas FOR Fisty CsntA
ouaranteod tobacco habit cure. malss wcaM
naen slEone. blood pure. soe. a. Al drugglslA
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Canned Asparagus
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Fatal CIOudburst.

AUSTIN, Texas. April 7.-~t big cloud
burst 10 destroying propa,ty. Many
lives have been lost.
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HEew ARE Nsns wsassyse
oss sgsssr !. ~ ~ .s!sssy IIls ss,
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y y
AN EXPERT MAcHINIsT sAYs

OF THE RACYCLE
$50 simple it's wonder no one ever
thought Of it before. Can't get out Of or
der. Bound to hold the lubricant. Will
run the season without re6linR and yet it
can be refilled at any time rider desires
In less than q minute. Does away with
bushinRs, pins, sleeves, ana even sepAr-
ate ecrsy"