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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-16
BRYAN,s TERsE sAYINes.
s0Tns Of the Eebraska Orators Pointed
Remarks IA his address IS
shrsFePOrt March 4.


No king on earth would have the
unlimited power Of the president, il
the people approve the Porto Rican
tariff bill
The republican party is borrowing
from England all that is bad, but viii
not take the income tax, which is good.
If the people do not get the trust
question IN their heads, they will get
It in their necks.
The plea OF destiny is the plea Uf
oowsrdice.
No nation is strong enough to do
wrong.
Admiral Dewey should be made to
correspond with Lafayette and not
with Lord Give.
Conquest means not destiny, but
eovetousness and temptation
God does not inspire one man to
conquer another, and inspire the other
TO die for independence.
It not the producer, but the non
producer Of wealth, that makes the
laws. So long as the former lets the
m0nOpoIist make the laws, they viii
not meet at summer resorts.
II the people wish to extinguish
trusts they must take the extinguisher
out Of the hands Of mOnOpOlists.
MOnOpOlists opposed the democracy
because It was the party Of the common
people.
The democratic party Is now built
from the voter up, heretofore it was
built from the financier down.
If the republican party destroys
trusts it will destroy the goose that
lays the golden egg.
No large standing army is needed
The country is safe IN the hands Of the
volunteers
Government should be made so that
every citizen viii be ready to die to
preserve It.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-16
Grain and ProvisIonn.

Kansas City. March 12-Receipts Of
wheat to-day, q cars Sales by car lots;
No. hard. 64a65c; No. hard. s1G631zc;
No 4 hard. 57d62c; No. 2 red, zoe; No.
8 red, 65d69c; No. 4 red, SEC Receipts
Of corn to-day, Is cars; No. mixed,
ItG54Stc; No mixed. &c; No. 4 mixed,
331zc; No. 2 white. S5655kc; No. 3 white
3f1kG342{c; No white &c. Receipts OF
oats to-day, II cars; No. 2 mixed, 231k624c:
No. 3 mixed, 22z 623c; No. 4 mixed. "a
221zc; No. 2 white, 25c; No white. ~ a
24sfc; No 4 white. &c. Receipts Of hay. "A
cars: timothy. choice, S10.O0d10.50: clover,
pure. S650dT-50; prairie. choice, S7-25d750;
alfalfa, S7-50d9-00- Eggs, 1O1kc per dOz.
Poultry, live hens, SIC per ID: large
springs. Sc; ROSTERS, 175zd20c each: tur-
keys, 5d65zc; ducks, &c; geese, SIC;
pigeons. 60c per dOz. Butter, extra fancy,
&c; dairy, 19cs country roll. 151zc. Po-
tatoes, home grown. 30d4Oc per bu.
Radishes, 40d50c per doz punches
Spinach. 65G9Oc per bU- Onions, home
grown, 55665c per bu- Parsnips, 50d65o
per bu. Beans. S1-2572.00 per bu-; navy,
S225 per bu. Pumpkins, 35650c per dOz
Hubbard squash. 30T5Oc per doz. Apples,
fair to choice, 65cdS1.OO per bu.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-16
DEAF CHILDREN LEARN MUSIC
Interesting Experiments That Have
Met with a succeHsfuI Re
suit at Detroit.

An interesting work with deaf chill
dren is being done under the direction
Of the supervisor Of music in the De-
troit public schools. A class from
which the best results are obtained
consists Of about six pupils. The chill
dren gather around a piano, resting
their hands and in Some cases their
arms upon the instrument. Soon after
a piece is started the children viii be
gin to count in correct time with the
music, catching the accentuation Of
beats through the vibration Of the
wood. Occasionally a child would seem
to progress beyond the mere response
to time and count aloud with some ap-
Proclamation to the tune, says the Buff
faIo Express.
When this fact was observed by the
teacher the pupils were told 10 repeat
the words baby, baby" over and over
and at the same time a lullaby was
played on the piano. In a short time it
was noticed that nearly all the children
with whom the experiment was tried
indicated the air with more or less dis
tinctness. Still another experiment
was tried by singing the scale into thu
ear Of boy and playing It on the piano.
After a few trials the pupil was able to
sound the notes as well as could many
children with unimPaired hearing.
These tests seem to indicate that sing
ing with some degree Of accuracy may
be taught to most deaf children. If
such proves the fact new pleasure and
a new educative influence viii come
into their lives.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-16
A Ran unnn chtn.re

The true purpose Of a bill now before
the British Columbia parliament ''for
the regulation Of the length Of hair TO
be worn by employees IN the metaIlifer-
Gus and other mines Of British Column
bia" is said to be to save the white min
ers from Chinese cheap labor. The
bill provides that the hair shall be
worn short in the hope that the China
men viii not be able to overcome the
oriental superstition in favor Of the
long queue a former measure, which
simply excluded the Chinese, was pre-
viously passed by the parliament, but
nullifed by the home government be-
cause it would tend to irrftate a friend
II power.
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No Empsri.iisnq


President Mckinley IN his speech at
the Waldorf-Astoria Ohio club meet
ing said; sThere can be no imperial
ISM Well, let Us see.
Congressman GrOsvenOr OF Ohio, the
moUth-pieoe for the administration in
the house, in his speech on the Porto
Riesn bin, said:
We have got the Philippines on our
hands, and viii tell you what We
shall say to the people Of this country.
We viii say We have acquired title to
the Philippines and TO Porto Rico. We
are going 60 make ali the money. out Of
the transaction We can, By eniarging
our trade with the oriental countries. p
Senator Platt OF Connecticut, an
administration republican, in his
speech on the Hawaiian government
bill. offered the following amendment:
'.sSothing In this act shall be taken,
or held to imply pledge or promise
that the islands Of. Hawaii viii at any
tlne be state or a part Of q state"
This amendment vas ruled mot in
order. It was too soon, as the pres
idenlsal election IS pending. It was too
raw break But everyone knows it
VS. direotly n line with the declared
F9licy Of the Mckinley administration;
- deny constitutional rights and to
sIeat as Dependencies our new possess
ions IS the Porto Rican biz shows
o* iI governing a people without
s9nsens. buying them Of Spain
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-16

without their consent, and reducing
them to submission by force Of arms,
imposing upon them a military govern
ment, or any other form OF govern
ments without their consent, and tax
ing them without representation is not
imperialism, what IN the name OF good
ness is imperialism
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-16
4. RI. & p. TIVE CARD.

The Rock Island playing cards are
the slickest you ever handled. One
pack Will be sent by mail on receipt Of
15 cents in stamps. a money order or
draft for 80 cents or same in stamps
will secure four packs, and they will be
sent by express, charges prepaid. Ad-
dress john Sebastian. O. 2. a, @. r. 1.
i P, Chicago, III.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-16

that miracle had not been worked the
odds are that a different dynasty would
be ruling in China. and that Lord
kitchener would never have had the
opportunity Of making his famous
march to Khartoum-H
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Chicago and st. Louis Cash Grain.

Chicago. March 13.-Cash wheat-No. 2
red. 681t 66S2zc; No. 5 red, 65d671zc; No. 2
hard winter. 66d57c; No. hard winter,
ease: No. I northern spring. 66zt G6Sltc
No. 2 northern spring, 66d571zc; no. 3
spring, 61Iz G651kc- Corn-No- 2 265zc; No.
g. S6Zc. Oats-H1O- 2, 231zGZ3az c; No. 3,
231z GZ31kc-
St. Louis, March 13.-Wheat-f0o. 2 red,
cash elevator. 702zc; track. 73G731kc; No.
2 hard. 65T66c. COrn-No. 2 cash. Sc;
track, &c. Oats-No. 2 cash, 241zc; track
2fzzc; No. white. 261kc-
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TIE REPUBLIC one year one dollar.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-16

A complete History of each of
the Ships IN tie American
Macy, By Edgar Stanton Mac
Law, Historian Z. s. WagYs
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
VIRGINIA.

Richmond. Va. November e.-tSpecial)
The democrats swept Virginia today. With
a considerably smaller vote polled than
in 1896 Bryan carried the state by ma
Iority which exceeds 5000 and may run
up 10 s 90 or 40000. Nine out of ten dis.
trsets have elected democrats 20 congress
aud the indications are that the tenth
has also.
Bryan's ma jority in the state four years
ago was a little less than 20.ooQ. The fall
ing off in the vote and increase in the
majority for the democrats this year are
due IN large measure To the fact that the
republicans did not make near SO hard "a
fight as they dd in 1896 and the gold dem
ocrats. who We're very active four years
ago took no united part In this campaign
The fact that the democratic gains are
mainly i'm the cities. shows that most OF
the gold democrats either JAILED 10 vote
or cost their ballots for Bryan.
Many of them went To the polls and sup
ported the democratic nom nees for con-
gress. but did not vote for president again.
This was especially true here In Rich
mond. where Bryan ran 1877 behind Cap
tain John Lamb. while Edgar Allen, the
republican nominee for congress. ran 22J
behind Mckinley. The same condition
prevailed TO an almost equal degree
throf- rhout the state. The republicans
made nominations for congress In all the
districts but the only ones i'm which they
made real fights were the second. fourth.
ninth aud tenth. The democrats have car
ri d all by good majorities except the
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PAYNE CLAIMS ALL
AND IS QUITE HAPPY

Chicago, November e.--At II o'clock Vice
Chairman Payne. of the republican ma
tional committee. issued the following
statement:
Mckinley has surely carried all the
states claimed by me, excepting possibly
Kentucky, ana returns indicate that We
have beaten Bryan in Nebraska
There was high good humor at repub-
lican headquarters al through the early
part of the highland as the republicans
kept on in a way 20 add 70 the good feel
ing. the crowd that thronged the head
quarters rent the air with applause and
cheers. y message from the president
was received by Mr.. Payne. reading as
follows:
"Al New England, Maryland and West
Virginia are in the republican column
The hilarity rose highly when a mes
sage was received saving that Sioux
Falls. 5. D.. the home of Senator Petit
grew, had given Mckinley plurality of
495. There was loud laughter mingled
with cries of "Goodby Pettigrew." and
Mr., Payne wired to Chairman Hanna:
ITS time to Till up
dispatch following close upon that
from Sioux Falls declaring that Congress
man John j. Lentz had been beaten in
Ohio, received even a more boisterous
welcome. Dispatches from Bloomington
stating that Stevcnson's precinct had been
carried by Mckinley by 395 to liz, was
received with great cheering. which was
redoubled later on by the announcement
that Bryans precinct had been carried
by Mckinley by POS to 105. Word was
received that Vice Chairman Stone. of
the Democratic committee, refused To ac-
knowledge the election of Mckinley, say
ing that the early returns were always in
favor of the republicans. and there was
much ironical applause for Chairman
Stone.
National Committeeman New, at In
diana polls, wired as follows:
al am not going off half cooked, but we
have certainly carried Indiana by an in
creased majority over 1885,"
Besides the states we have already
claimed" said Mr. Payne at IL y. m,
1--WE now hold the following: Kansas,
10; California. with he one vote Bryan
got in 1896; Nebraska, S. Nevada, 3;
South Dakota, 4; Utah, ;; Washington. 4
and Wyoming votes, making total of
295 electoral votes for Mckinley. To these
will probably be added Kentucky, with
the one vote lost four years ago. and Ida
no. with 5. making a total of 299 votes"
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An ACCOMPLISHED CUBAN
s Peruna as an EfficaCiOuS Catarrh Cure.

Peruna does not operate upon the sys-
tenn as the usual remedy does. IL Is no.
n local treatment. 1t operates as sys-
temic remedy. 1t gives tone to the weak
ened nerve centers, and thus gives tone
to the mucous membranes that line the
various organs of the body.
Catarrh is always located i'm some mu-
cous membrane. Catarrh is a flabby con-
dition of the blood vessels of these mem
branes. Peruna gives tone TO these YES
sells and restores them to their natural
elasticity.
Miss Martha Wittkopp writes from
Greenville, Mich, the following: 'Nhen
/ began your treatment / had catarrh OF
the head. nose, throat, stomach and pei
vic organs. 1 was troubled with hawk
ing and splitting. caught cold very easily.
had almost constant headache. My
stomach was all out of order, | did not
sleep well, and was more tired IN 'he
morning than when retired. had back
ache and was very nervous. in fact, the
catarrh had permeated my entire sys-
tenn. and / almost despaired of getting
well.
II wrote you for advice and you advised
Peruna. / began to gain right alohs'
and am now we'll My parents praise
Peruna very much. As for myself
can't speak well enough of II. am wen
and happy and enjoy my life as l never
have before. / cannot remember when !
have felt as well as | do now.
Congressman J. III. Bankhead, of Ala
bama. one of the most influential mem
bers of the house of representatives. IN
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DEMOCRATS DESERT
THE HEADQUARTERS

New York. November 6.-The headquar-
ters i'm the east of the democratic nation
al committee were filled with long-dis-
tance telephones and telegraph instru-
ments tonight A special telephone con-
nected with the democratic state commit
tee in the St. James building, a block
away. where John a. Mason. secretary of
the state committees several clerks. re-
ceiyed returns from up the state from
Executive Chairman James X. Mcclure,
i'm Syracuse G. c. Hughes. of the Anti
Imperialst League, and eX-Governor
stone. vice chairman OF the democratic
national committee. We're present.
Governor Stone read with much gusto
n dispatch from Augusta. Ne, giving a
democratic gain of 80 per cent lie also
read a Connecticut dispatch. saving re-
publicans were cutting the republican can
didate for governor. Later Governor
Stone appeared to be discouraged, but
said:
I'VE haven't got all the returns fin yet.
and YOU cannot tell By early returns"
Then he got a number of dispatches.
which he frowned at and folded up and
put in his desk.
Norman T. Mack telegrap phed from Buff
falo that that city would give Mckinley
5000 as against 12,000 in 1896. As the re-
turns began to show an increase for Bry-
an in the city, there was much elation.
but this was dampened by Chicago dis
patch indicating over 1000 majority for
Mckinley.
When bulletin after bulletin showing
republican gains began to come in eN-
Governor Stone left the room. As he was
going out some one asked:
What do you think Of it,
This is no time for thinking" was the
answer Il don't think"
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MINNESOTA.

St Paul. November 6.-The Mckinley
presidential electors have carried the
state by over 200 plurality. The incom-
plete reports Indicate that Nansant. ce-
publican, may have carried the state by
"A small figure but the democrats are
claiming the election OF Lind. fusion. by
over $500 plurality.
AZ . a. m the democrats still claimed
the goVernor by 25.000. and at that hour
Chairman Bixby. of the republican state
committee declared that his figures sup
ported belief in the election of Van sam,
republican by AT least l00oo.
4 comparison of the precinct returns
from Minneapolis. received up TO mid
night. shows very decided gains tor Van
SAINT. republican. Tor governor. The per-
centage of gain. If continued. viii over
come the 5000 plurality secured by Lind
in that county two years ago.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls. :. u. November o.-Reports
thus FAR received from this part of the
state show heavy republican gains but
reports from other sections are We; too
nsasre 10 show II gains VIII be main
tanned throughout the state. City Of
Sioux Falls complete returns for president
give Mckinley q majority Of iaS over
Bryan. a republican gain of IA over 1896.
Sioux Fails. :. D.. November 6.-No
doubt remains that the republicans have
won a complete victory IN South Dakota.
Frank Crane. chairman of the republican
cufamittee. said.
I'VE have secured sufficient returns
from the state to ConClusivcly show that
s.e have carried the state for Mckinley
hy n plurality from I0.000 TO J.. 600 and that
we have elected our two nominees Tor
congress aud our entire state ticket. We
VIII have a majority of forty on joint bal
Tot in the legislature. insuIiug the elcc-
tion uf "a republican to succeed Senator
Pyt'igrcw in the L. 5. senate"
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MAJORITY LARGER THAN
1T WAS IN 'o6, SAYS BLISS

New York, November 6-At $3.50 p. m.
Treasurer Cornelius n. Bliss, of the ma
tional republican committee, made the
following statement:
Mckinley and Roosevelt are undues-
tionably elected by a much larger cleo
toral vote than Mckinley received four
years ago. New York VIII give at least
125.000 plurality for the natioraI ticket:
Illinois, 100000; New Jersey over 40.00e.
and Maryland from 5000 to 10000 Mr.
Odells election as governor is equally cer-
tain -
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ISss Comparisons are made on the vote
of 1875. Lentz's election to congress IN
the Columbus district Is reasonably sure
Ne have no advtceS from ia! tun VI
the twentieth district. where We believe
the democratic candidates are elected.
This means \ gain OF one consI I..sill'in III = u u
The northeast part OF the state Will snoM
large republican gain IN counties near
PENNSYLVANIA. where there has been
wholesale naturalization Of f1tns. tun-
Cariaus and Poles. regardless OF certainty
Of legal residence. They were voted for
'is i'f"''' . GEORGE s. LONG.
chairman"
Canton. o. November 6-PreStdent Nc
Efulev cast his ballot at go o'clock this
morning. Tn. president greeted the
knots OF people gathered I'm front Of the
house and accompanied his hearty hand
shake with a pleasant personal greeting
Down Market street he and Judge Day
walked and the president was kept busy
...i~ius his hat to the many greetings
along the way. The windows of one OF
the factories was crowded with work
men. who gave him a cheer as he passed
along to the polls
At tn. voting place quite a crowd had
collected The president shook hands
with some Of the officials and then stood
,xEiIc the questions required by iaw were
asked MAA tie eAAA1At@AA~ @AA4s 49,
1,rgSi.lsut stepped into the booth and re-
rnaiussI fully a minute scanning the ucA-
- lie marked ID 80 rs to vote the en-
tire republican coIuul- Jadge Day shsh
voted and tn. party started back 10 thc
h0sESs. receiving further friendly deTnoh-
Strattous along The way ,-...
Complete vote. Columbus gives MSNNt-
lev T1.eI5. Esyau l&f*. Mckinney E.a"i i..ls ~
81 -. 4 ain ~ ~ rurnuavel with I>se'-
NrVesssEpar The boltd OF electors
gives 1I KEuley in Cleveland Sa.a.a-s Ia
N Z -. NlcfSfnIey's plurality ~ vs.l
years ago Mckinley carried the cry y
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MONTANA.

Helena. Mont. November e-J. :. Nc
NeaIl. vice chairman Of the democratic
state central committee. claims Bryan
WILL carry the stale hy 1900. that Toole.
democrat. is elected governor by i0o00 and
ths entire state democratic ticket by safe
naioriiies lie also claims friends of
Senator clark have "A clear majority In
the i.-isiatur- over the republicans and
iusie ..s gtisug Utm0g ATS.
Returns from Silver Bow county, which
sa~fs about a fourth OF Montana's vote.
Indicate that Bryan has carried the state
tv something like e0000 aud that the
.lernucrat tie fusion state ticket IS elected.
asI that the fusionisis. who have a ma
iarIty iu the legislature. viii elect two
United States senators.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. November 6.-Cp to 3
o'clock tonight the returns from this city
and the state at large indicate that Cali
fornia has gone republican by 10000 TO
Is 600 The republicans will elect five con-
gressmen.
The second and fifth districts are run
ming very close. The city Of San Fran
cisco will give at least 1900 plurality for
Mckinley.
san Francisco. Cal, November 6.-Re-
publican Chairman Stone gave the fol-
lowing tonight: From returns received
up 10 this hour | believe that Mckinley
has carried California 10y 25,wO, and that
the republicans have elected all seven
congressman. The leg. stature Is largely
republican"
Democratic Chairman Gould said:
Mckinley has carried the state by a
good ma aiority. The republicans have
elected four congressman also
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MISSOURI.

81 Louis November = Nothing deii-
mite as ~ the result - shc vote on the
state and national tickets could he had
"a o'clock except that the state IS
safely democratic. and the following dem
ocrats.s congressman were reelected.
champ Clark. ninth district James
Cosn,v. seventh district james T. l-ioyd.
first district. charles 4. Cochran. tvslftn
district o. Butler Npdawav. Greene aud
Lawrence counties the republicans claim
gains over l>si ~ from 80 tu l.e9A
s. Louis. ~. November Chairman
& st.r+ - tha democratic state central
comm .ree. stated ttat enough additional
couutfss had hT,n heer1 from o. indicate
the election ef BI1u and beekery. the
.ate- cor euverue-. tT good p.urallilfs'
tnrt tEe democrats woulI control the l.e-
ls1aturu a-5 tsect thirteen and up-s n
fourteen ngt 30 fifteen conEEeSsmtn III
TIE state
S.xsy-fhree precincts out - - in 81
Isou-s give Bryan ft.s52. N klEley- N.N'.
Ua-kEsv. ssttu8erar. Ter governor. Il-ss-t.
Tlo-y. republican. Tor governor. s-.es-
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will &C for Mckinley by 5000 majority,
elect the state and congressional ticket
and carry "A republican majority in the
legislature.
salt Lake. Utah. November e.-At II 80
o'clock tonight MIR. Collister. republican
chairman. said:
The state from the present appearances
has gone republican. We have not returns
sufficient To estimate the majority. Re
turns are coming I'm slowly"
Democratic Chairman Burton said:
a; this hour meager returns have been
received. but from the reports-oTeceived
BRYAN viii carry by majority of 1900
or more"
salt Lake. Utah. November 6.--At mid
nisht Mr. Callister. republican chairman,
sail. ..
''rhe state from present appearances
has gone republican"
Democratic chairman Buston snid:..
Bryan vii. carry the state by ma.
suriaV uf n ln's
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FLORIDA.

Jacksonville, Fla. November s.-At mid
night the result can be summarized as
follows:
Bryan's majority over Mckinley is 2, ,000
Jennings. democrat. for governor, is
elected by q ,000
The state legislature is unanimously
democratic 100 n joint ballot.
The capital removal primary gives Il
plurality to Tallahassee. the present seat
of the state capital. and the capital will
not be moved.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. November T.-Estimates
from ome-half Of the counties in Penn
syIvania Indicate plurality for Ne
kiulcy ~ over e00.eo0
Peuusyivania's delegation In the next
congress will not be less than twenty-four
republicans 20 six democrats. as against
twenty republicans and ten democrats n
the present congress.
a. =. QuaY's friends are claiming they
will have major ~ on joint ballot favor
able. 10 his reelection 10 the Emitted States
senate and the returns appear to bear out
this claim
The control 81 the state senate as be-
tween Quay and anti-0uay Is I'm doubt.
Wifh chances favorable 10 QUAY. though
the complete returns may give the organ
izsrsou of rhat body 10 the opponents II
Afr. Quay.