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SENATOR DvIs won.
warm Contest Over Consideration of
French Reciprocity Treaty.

French Reciprocity Treaty
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Todays ex-
ecutive session of the senate developed a
sharp difference of. opinion between the
senate committee on foreign relations
and the committee on finance of that
body of the French reciprocity treaty
Senator Davis, chairman of the foreign
relations committee, reported the action
of his committee, favorable to the treaty.
and had no sooner done so than Senator
Aldrieh, chairman of the finance COM
mittee, representing elements opposed to
the treaty, moved the reference of the
treaty to his committee.
+ Senator Davis met this motion with
point of order against present censidera-
ton, and the matter went over until the
next executive session.
Senator Aldrich takes the position that.
as the treaty directly affects the tariff, it
should be considered by the finance com
mittee, while members of the foreign re-
lations committee contend for its jurisdic-
ton over all treaties
Senator Cullom has taken an advanced
position on this point and he and others
are preparing for a vigorous contest of
Mr.. Aldrich's motion.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-For the indoor
lawn tennis championship which began
today in the Seventh regiment armory
there are twenty-four entries, and they
contain most of the cracks of the country.
In the prelimaries rounds there were sew
eral surprises. Several ex-champions
showed decided reversal from their last
season form, while several possible dark
horses materialized. Hackett, of Yale,
who with Allen, also of Yale, won the
championship in doubles at Chicago last
year, was especially in poor form and
was beaten with ease by Hugh Tallant,
the ex-Harvard player The sets played
today resulted as follows:
Preliminaries-First round: J. P. Paret,
Lenox t. c., beat E. T. Fisher, West Side
T. c.. by default. c. e. Fennessy, w. S.
T. c., beat Harry Follett Seventh regi-
ment 7. c., Ga. Ga Calhoun Cragin, Sew
enth regiment, beat Ralph Hickox, w. s..
I. c., 6-2, GA. Q. M. Bostwick, West
Side. beat C. I. Gillespie. Morristown. 6-2,
GA. Second round: c. T. Grant West
Side. beat c. E. Allen, Sorrento T. c., GO,
81. II. T. Tallant beat w. E. Hackett,
60, Co.
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o.RouRKE,s uLTIMATUM.
1t May Knock Out Jeffries-Corhett
Prize Fight.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-In order to set
tie the Corbett-Jeffries proposed fight
Tom O'Rourke tonight issued a statement
In which he said that the contest which
is slated to take place at the Coney ISL
and club on May II will not take place
unless Brady. Jeffries' manager. posts the
forfeit of $3.50. and afi1Xes his signature
to the contract awarding the fight to the
Coney Island club by midnight tomorrow.
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Fast Hockey Game.

The Virginia Junior somewhat redeem
defeating the Laurels a second time bv
the score of to 1. 1t was a fast game
throughout. They will play the LaureIs
for the championship Of the city under
fifteen next Saturday at the Virginia
skating rink at 1880 q. m
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Jockeys Sail for Eurone.

NEW YORK, Feb 21-Lester and John
ny Reiff and j. H. ('Skeets') Martin. the
crack American Jockeys. were passengers
on the steamer Phoenicia which sailed to-
day for England.
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ROOT is AMBITIOUS.
Chicago Boxer Challenges the Pre-
mier Mfddieweight.

CHICAGO, Feb. A.-L. NJ. Houseman,
manager of Jack Root today issued a
sweeping challenge, in which he agrees
to back Root against any middleweight in
the world, Kid Mccoy or Tommy Ryan
preferred, for $1,000. Houseman does not
insist on 5000 side bet. but. in order to
get match will pit Root against any
mlddleweight for as much of side wager
as Roots opponent may elect. The chal-
lenge applies to white men only
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skating Races Today.

There will be a racing contest this af-
ternoon at the ST. Anthony skating rink.
All the cracks. including Perkins, john
son. Void. Sudheimer and McGreever. will
skate. There will be other races also.
The races will start at and $3.50 o'clock.
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in executive session today, ratified the
treaty between the United States, Great
growing out of the joint control of the
Samoan islands. This treaty was sep
arate document from the political agree
ment dividing the authority over the ISL
andS
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Sparks Goes to Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Feb N.-Frank
Sparks. who pitched for the Pittsburg
team in the National league last year,
has been signed by Connie Mack to play
with Milwaukee in the American league
this season
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QUAY ASH NEXT.

Effort to Be Made to Get 1t Before
the Senate.
WASHINGTON. Feb a1-An effort is
to be made to get the question Involving
the seating of former Senator Quay. Of
Pennsyl yania, formally before the senate
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baseball Player Convicted.

BATAVIA, O.. Feb. 21.-The jury in the
case of Ray Larkin. the baseball PLAYER
who killed Charles Shock with a bat, to-
day returned verdict of murder in the
second degree. The penalty Is lie I'm
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race is a mare named Pinta. and will
surely start. If she does start she will
know that she has been to horse race.
is the prediction Of some Of the wise
ones
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HEROES WON OUT.
Throws Dan Collins in Return
Match, Best Two In Three

The wrestling match between Al Heroes
and Dan Collins, at the Palm Garden
last evening, was won by Heroes. who
took the first fall in thirteen minutes and
the third fall in eight minutes. Collins
took the second fall in twenty-five min
utes. The match was at catch as-catch-
can style, for $50 purse and side bet.
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New York Dog show.

NEW YORK, Feb 21.-With something
like one-fourth of the classes Judged. the
dog show Of the Westminster Kennel
club, began its second day in Madison
Square garden. this morning Frank Fl.
Croker, son Of Richard Croker, carried
off number of frsts and seconds with
his Fire Chief and Yorkville Belle. The
attendance demonstrated that the canine
show was as much in favor as the horse
show with the smart set
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gone upon the stand in his dlsbarment
trial.
At the conclusion of the days sitting 1t
was announced that Senator Clark's son.
c. w. Clark, would go on the stand to-
morrow
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or consideration.

for consideration.
Mr.. Primrose Pa.) gave notice today
that he would call up the case tomorrow
AS 1t Is privileged question. he may be
able to secure vote on tho taking up
Of the case for consideration, and thus
develop the Quay strength In the senate,
at least approximately.
During the greater part of today's SEES
sion the Hawaiian government bill was
under consideration, but little progress
was made.
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Deposits made now will be entitled to
months interest July /. at The State Saw
ings Bank. Germania Life Bldg.
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HE SUSPECTED DAILY.

ME-. welcome Concludes His Testi-
mony In Clark Inquiry.
WASHINGTON. Feb 2l-Nrr. John B.
Welcome, Senator Clark's manager in.
his senatorial contest. was the only wilt
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PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO1PANY OF AFTER
BRANCH OFFICES IN ST. PAUL. MINI.

Rooms Mimi
Bridge Chippewa Falls Wis
SUIT
R63
B. GEN Act. e
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Samoan Claims Treaty I'm iifietl
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-The senate,
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RossEo THE aRAvE.

startling incident h narrated BY
Iohu oliver of philadelphia aa iol
lows u vac Ia an awful condition.
My skin wac almost yellow eyes sunk
eu tongue coated ao appetite groR'
ins weaker aay by day Three phYsi
cians had gigen uie up Then ! waa
advised 90 use Electrle hitters % ny
greal ioy the hrat bottle made q de
clded improvement continued their
usa ipr three seeks ead am now q
eeu man. kaoa they robbed the
grave of aaother ylctim 30 one
should fail 10 try them. Only Soc.
guaranteed at g. u Renfros dus
atora
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repsin hyup Co, Monticello ll
Geatlomen ieel !, my dutl ~ GA.
press 70 you my gratitude for what
your WoAderiul remedy has done Tor
me. sas oompietoly run down eith
a complication of stomach dlsarders
for ten months ! could act WORK and
waa treated by three emnent physf
claus 0ne Insisted lnion oporaiiug
on me, declaring noihing shor, Vt an
operation lpr appendicitis Ronld cure
ulo AfiTleud iDauced me 20 ~ nf
CalaNeils Strap pspaln aRd irom no
nrat dose hesan 20 impgOse aud have
uai had any trouble slnee have
galEed 40 p0nRaa in weight ana am
oploylOg che 49, bssi 0s health a
apgeg iall ~ aay eel wola Cos nr
celavsls syrup pepaia iof ! anow
What a HAS done fof ms q viii 90 ior
otaSga Gratefully g0ars,
Charles epffY
shN " n d lllllo 4 eo.
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Aatrfllsemfnts w tails calamh 81 I.or lies
"A, At,sllea "a sAfegppemen1 ffsa
Mars N, 80 ss,s ,sgsa1 81
oNNu a,lilapff ila
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PAwNEE Sill

The Pawate Blii historical Wild
~sst aud grand MeKiean hippoirome
gave Two performances yesterday and
gave ontiro Satisfaction Mias May
Lille. the ehampl3A r,.le shot ~ the
w,rld MeNiean hose, the ehArm Az
scuOrlts. tbs mast dHrnR and reeklehi
borsewoman ir the world he ludiaus
ders, The Wild hunaio, aFe a suprealf-
Nv good aud wonderful. Ihs whole
show ls one " rare merit aud We e7r
d.sllY recommend " 90 ths people r
pos oit Mich SSsly heW-.
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q wlsh 10 express my thanks 10 The
manufacturers %. Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and piarranoa homedg, tor
hayipg pat on tbe market such won.
darful medoline." says W W Nasaln
san, oi nesumont Teaas There are
many thouaands of mothers whose
children imys beag saved from attacks
OF dyseniors aud cholera lnlsatum vho
must also feel thankful u Is ipt sails
by q. a. Renfro
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ureat efoada attended the astsTuoun
and eFenina performance YeaienlaF
of raauea niliu Orend Wild Weni sE
hibltlon. rho ahoa b. Euod thfonehout
aad slyea q pirlurs Of life ou me piaius
such az can b. obtained ln ao othef
show or WAY ne many Features are
sfeally applsuded. and ths ahow is
sch worth q ylait Fhlladolphia CraJ
uaiJ Ledger Guthrie oct 2s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-19

Uould not eHpreas ths iapiais 90
Annie E apnnKer of Philadelphia
when be- HiaEs Nee discovery curpd
her 81 hacking coush that fof many
years bad made her ne q burien. she
says After aii ether remedies and
doctors failed h soOn removed the pain
in my ohost and oan nov sleep SOUND.
~. something ! can scarcely remember
doins before / feoi like soundinE lta
praises throughout che uniyerse d.
Klnga New Discovery b Euafanteed to
cure ali uouhlea uf enc Throat Chest
or lunEa Price SOC and On Tual
BATTLES ffeo ID g. "a henhoa drug
csore.
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sxclr3no TO 4 oEoasg
HeW Eas,srn Prsss speaks u psuase
aiira 6hou

aiirt SHOW
faEnee hilis clmbined fhoga gave
$50 periormaaees bsrs yssieraay aat
we have never ssen iargsr ur better
pleased audiences ~ any other cshi-
bitiou Ia ths city. The Mexican hip
pndrome raurs ace exciting aId waR>
doriai Aad the Fepfoduetisn ot the
m iuutLiG hsadns massacre WFid
and moat reslhtie drama ~ lifa Ia the
lAnd Of che tpttiuR tup, was we'll
worth doab y abs nTica of altnissiOn
The lsssoin ol Wild bunslo aud long
horned Tegas hteeTs, the woureffai
riha shooting VI Mics May Lille, the
Tiding Of Wild mvstaugs are all grand
features. Thia ahOW hah thr reputA
tiou of performing ell " adyert,sas, IA
deserves H. Roehes 90, y Y Herald.
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NaaY aspperissa sf oamaafatle lasa
sfsAaena University Ffafssaors.
chieasa. oets ia W nosaf,h af
a. uuirefalig of Chieage said todsI
thai the pou 90 lhe pfoiaasora iu that
.naifuiion rarentlF panilabtt dld o.
Weai mjusfiro to tho hryap uuppnii
ea m Jhe faculty BE- sali tbai taees
aere manF mofe ulgap supnanfu
tmUbg thF professors abd matnciofs
faan tarle eofe iuuf Yeafa aEo and
that many eert pui doan fQr hokia
ley vhen DO reality iheg uefs fog hrY
an Amons ths latter class ara Pruf
Hoeerth and 'tnf iouiand
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lhfrg vill ha Ah Adioarned msepng
~ lhe Knlshls d rythias ia their bali
tnnlght AZ 1850 Confsrriug ~ The
faph ~ knights and ether work A
fgil niloudaEos 10 aeslrad
CmAs POND.
n of n. a y.
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10 FiasT voTERs.

You arc yOang men casting your arst
ballot. We congratulate YOU We also
oall your attention 60 Dr caldwells
syrup Pepuln for Constipation, lndi
gestion Sick Headache and stomach
Trouble "A F H. Lllne a Co
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Cora haaaefa ppfalne1 HFiais uaru.
ee aifo eats. bafns nfuisaa severe
iachraiiQns aad aaienal inlufies af
snF tiad ace prompuy sad happnr
cured by appiylng aanafd's saes liat
msut rucn lt ana 80 esnia b.
tlnle a 90. snd Wheeler . aan
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MoRE sooigs FOUND.

aorlpps Mehae fresa Assn.
Galveston, Tsxs oct 40 As tho
work of removing the debris is pro.
gresslng the nymbey uf bodios Toooy.
efea mcrgases twenty oight hodius
we've removed from tho stsckago yps.
tefday aud burned
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oouLnN,T IRANslATE II.

We received letter recently We
we're unable 10 read We failed TO
determine the nationality of the writer
The only words We we're able 60 make
out we're, "Dr Caldwells syrup Pepaln
cures indigestion r Is. Lille 4 Co.
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" he'd had nching PILES Thsy be-
terribly ANNOYING but auckiea's Arni.
"a aaiye wnl cure tho worst case OF
piles on earth u has cured thou
sands For Injuries PalRa of Bodily
Epptions its the best salye iu tho
world Price 25c a boa Cure guar
auteed Sold by C u Renfro. duug
Flst
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DIsMARcKis IRoM NERvg

was the result OF hia splendid health
lndomi5able will aud tremendous oner
~ are not found where stomach. Liver,
Kidneys nad Bowels are out OF order
u you want these qualities and the
suocoss they bring, use Dr. kiug's New
TITO Pulls. Oniy 20 cents at q. u,
Renfro's drug stare
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scElpps MeRae Peas Aas'a.
joils., lll,, OCT ~ The nisht tara
of tha Rookdaie Miila American steel
aud Wire company Was taken oH ih
dennltely Eisht hundred men ace
affected
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6ss afhs kegs a. gefpupiq " ela pnp
sspl easr9s e pewn pessae ipl@rs VIA te
asafasea NJ ihf len sqa epqaf
efl toan teee mNashlp tenl alci pp af egas
pnpsf n aaa lhs 0bAl " talA
ssnegeia sseanaa FNN M A@aaNf ~ Eapk Nnas
eNh aMl nek9 ihf enaap NJ NuieNat WNa
lAH aa we a 4aNaAlN Haf'N RAaf saase1e ~ Matt
~ H|tA NNN l iNs RHfNN aN ae'A NN RN NAa
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bouate DAILY sGRVcE VA rHe
cHooTAW ROUTE

Twn fast tfhiuh daiiy go iittlu hoaA
nut aarlngs aDd Msmphis, foun with
close connections iqr at Louls apd all
noiuts northeast and southeast
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bcuppa Moiaae Press Asa "a.
Rs~ YORK. Oet 10 roslqnioo in
apectors are hot 90 the Trail Of thieves
pho stoie aaok 20 registered mail
hom ihb poslofiioe station 81 abe
gfund central palaoe sonday night
The money aEeroeated tlo 900
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coyoy css iassnssai
she~as wAsrsld Hs orossy vlsl.'sa s'.,u,ss
t zoe i@an county rspaye - 20 'hs eeuH CLERKS oaes aaa
he which uAtANes OUT ,hs
Doc o. ss iss6f tho total lsaa
property od Co s oouy Zoe unpaid ss ct m lew o ss hs sesoaa
would show iAiist vhe e na dsb amounts collected nev
shooa have ior unosea ,soa property f i ess .nas aaa ss
sold ne Cos he ssteasu both snd peoaai
property abatemaoa corrections made b. the commissioned ua
s those credits ssn he treasurer h Of ,he ev af
po52oso and balance uaa how ,n what sac halanee o.
collected i and eousi property 10 e aaap tua asi fhs o-
veutneu
bo easad with together
"" ,sph '"mpa' "' 'n '''' taxes p",d upon hH eA s.s'
footed Then lhe treasurer should bs credited s the uReeeted
the b personal ghis
should be deiu,ed h such eepes
required a. o aas 10 tho en,, rs as oaat, eissopers eaty
rha qaaror e commissioners
bat annual hasung each tud Th balance
should monthly collection
ho that THIS condition
o clerks oas e esh account ~'h h treasurer
school io bridge hor Keep
tho territorial territory
''s charges are o" made asa Tue treasurer ana aa 4sA spt
@ the total OF each nd a e separate ad o h taA hehs baaass pgs
whether those books tho with he df
se funds sh woas' rhe ae1s edss lhe account s me
TaEAsuREEs asPoHr M AND FROM ThAr RePoaT DIRECTLY
tanes aancDg with te and both showing
aooKs oF
ANNUAL TAX stTrteNeHTs
sh year as es en eased up e. tho eouny treasurer aae hH
balanced and he cfdr required b showing
actual collected
amount 81 realty d 90 t county or which he treasurer ahoaa 49,
credit te personal upeoiseed Nhe he should
k ~ an h amount OF attachments found tbs lan i
allowed w @ onn commissioners Can yoo 500 how woaa be possible
o mo this
und actually eolsetsd By M ouRb treasurer ualfas
By the satptea charging h with
the total iund poakaf Also
e additional ue books th footed
haaaed then ande
sold the puut The upoecied pnsl che ameuni % aa
abamen opHd b allowed by che hpaaf Ano the
81 uaonneeei iar ugsihe
sh lha pen thereaf vhch purchased b tho
sold ho hghes bdde other
we me hpd have been charged 90 h % h purchase p "
e annual aatu o h and he npd ih m the dnefene
said
ior witch uo sold me dneepee thefe raai
fhe las Ia che apyepps h tepHg % ee copnta hereN
sNen rsfhAum a nerawm
Can she uteRun eQaele the awful iael appe Ftp
prlgon e iQhusua
hepphueaa anaaele or q
eanplen
ha wub lg hpuks ~ h eoupS
heaanfffs pnletl
rHg Law.
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A lpwRtd ~ siOo Ia offered for tha
fnNenre ~ Two buTgiars Who stnls %
tfuM iainga store, That Wan has
mepey " play vita
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Fakf Lnxa'lyg hrGmo Qaioihe Tablets
~ afpEgleis rrlnnd tbs money " a.
lRila " rufa n W Groves algnature
3 pa gaah boa 400.
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Scrip hctae Press Asan.
Chicago, lllr oct 10. The total reg
iatration la thirty ave warda uf ihis
oity 10 i0i. AOs
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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-29
The CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION.

Our Democratic friends are after
the plum in the eighth district with
a vengeance. In Carbon j. E. Lauer
who for some years has been hank
ering after the place, is contesting
with Hon. L. H. Barber, the incum.
bent, for the conferees. In Monroe
DR.. Jos. H. Shull, whose itch in that
direction has been of long standing
is a candidate, as is Hon. M. Frank
Coolbaugh. In Pike Hon. J. J. Hart
ex-member is desirous of again SER
wing the people and E. F. Peters
has fixed his eye on the same goal.
Without wishing to make any inn
proper inferences the situation
would seem TO an outsider to be
clarified by saying that it resolves
itself into Hon. Howard Mutchler
on the one side and deal on the
other. 1t is not at all probable that
the distinguished ex-member from
Northampton will place all his
confidence in the distinguished ex-
member from Pike though perhaps
financially he did squeeze outnearly
even with him before, hence one
may inter that the Honorable Jos
eph is open for new deal, or has a
hope that the situation may again
resolve itself as it was in 1894 when
he held the key, and opened the
door for himself. 1t can hardly be
assumed that the other counties
would be willing to again give the
honor to Pike. Carbon has Just had
a term. Monroe has been in a
waiting attitude for some time and
Northampton only needs one county
to make her favorite son the man
Hence Pike may become the arbiter
of the fate either of Mutchler or
Shull. We say to our Democratic
friends swail in.