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Decorah-posten., 1901-05-24
Dozens Poit.
Gg.aOnsresmanb gdntelle. - Gen
Sit Sobn Yorter.-5Cttp Qngger.

Bolton, Wais., 21be Nai. Sor.
b%enp9renbe aongresmanb Charles
q. 8outeIle, iom boebe | Bangor,
DE, bsbe ibas / Mc0ean MipI, go.
perlep, bpor ban bnpoe pnret ct aar.
Den oirefte 0sbsaarfas bar 2unge.
bet9nbeIie.
gomteIIe bar 81 gar eammel, %
oa BON traf fig tilbase fra aongres-
len ifior ginter, bIep ban opfsrt paa
6laaoens BenfionsIiTter.
BoiiteIes Spgbom oaterer fig fra
1899, ba ban pIiibfelig bIep bepibit.
los | ct SoteI Der. Senere bIep oct
funbgiort, at ban bar iinbsipg. Gan
blep ienbt til tit Stem | Bangor, me-,
ftror efter fert til Mc2ean gipl, 6por
ban bar n9ret liben.
Ieip Uorf, 2tbe Wai. General
Sis Sobn Borter bsoe ioag / lin
Siembp Worrtstofpn, 81. 3. San bar
so gar eantnel.
General porter bar isbt / Boris.
mouth, 81. g.. og bar Ssn af Sap
teinlsitnant Sobn Borter. Tom tiente
paa Slaaben. Gan tog Gfeansses.
amen peb 2rissifoIen / 0eft point,
% | 1847 blep ban SefonoIsitnaut
> ~ ~
! Sierbe Acknowledgement. San ten.
tie ! to arise. s ben merifanife
3rig nomerfebe ban fig % bIep for.
fremmet for Eapperbeo.
0a Dorgerfrisen uobrso, blep bau
gipet 2ommnr,bo | RennipIpanto.
Sort efter bet anbet Slae oeb glG
Run bIep geifpIbninger fremisrt mos
Sen. Borter for PIistforismmelic,
oa en- &riesret fanbt @eneraIen FIJI.
big. Serten aar ienere eiennemeit
en- Observation-Disclosures, fam.
meniat al De bit anieeoe W9no
Sdofielo, Serrp % @ettp, belle Ga.
gen. Gnitemmig gap De en- PROBES.
lionel Opinion, Tom git no paa, at
General 1orters Sanblemaabe bapbe
oiit militRr Gait, og at bans InfIo.
ceres Soruoi9tntneer meo Senlpn
til Den pirfeliee Eineenes Eilitano
bar feilagtfge.
5 1886 unberifrep Br9fibert
@leoelano ct 2~opiorlIag, Tom eienino.
latte bam | Mrneen meo SberIts
Stang. Cine iibite Mar tiIbrogte ban
I roIig SiIbasetrutfenbeb.
Ct. BouI, 22be Wai. Brorsior
Otto auseer oeo Statens llniperiitets
Sanbbrugsifole bebe igaar | ct. In.
tbonp Barf al Siertefeil. San bIep
loot 15be Sept. 1914 | Saeen, Eplt.
Lamb. s 1865 Tom ban til amerita,
bpor ban | 1868 bIep paIet til asIi.
iterenbe StatsentomoIoe / Risioiri.
Ere aar tilbruete ban | @serbruss.
oepartementct | Woibineton.
San bleo ienere ubnppnt til Vro.
fesior | entcmoIogi peb Minneiota
3anobrugsfcles Experimentation,
iom StatslesisIaturen bapoe oprc..
tet. Sugger bar en- I,ttoritet / On.
tcmoIogi CSniettIeren). San bar
ffreoet mango gseer. Cons melt
p~aafisnnebe SpftnbeIIe par SOP.
perocsier", en- Snbretning, bporpea
9rGsbopper fan sbelegses.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-24

ben paofSIeenbe 2amp Hog Nrs.
pais iftpifer fire ginbuer, % en- az
minbeItg aump ipntes ininbeaaelig.
@noeIi9 leffebes bet Maribdnen peo
nogIe ~bositaaenoe Derfoners Sirlp
at drreftete Wrs. Rois. Gun til
brogfe bet meite nf Watten | fin
Wan6s SeIltab I Gnneflet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-24
UY Oiftator.

Ianilo. 22be Wai. Oct er firno.
giort ira Oct fsoerale Tartis Sopeo.
fparter, at llnherhauoIingerue ON
General WalpnS Spergipelie bar
ilaaet fell. % ar @eneral Nalpa ieIp
erfl9reoe fig 0iftator. Oct er inet,
at ban oil eienoprette Sniurgentitpr.
fen, 1900 Mano, iom er ipreot / 9a-
tangaS, SapabaS. Sogrua % Min-
ooro. % al ben me Sniurgentbpr
ifal COMMANDERS al fire @eneraler.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-24
Mrs. mcRinley beore.

Can Srnncisco, 21be Wai. Wrs.
Rcainlep beores brrtigt. Sum bar
iitanb til at iibbe oppe ibag 90 l9ie
gpiferne. Senbes gebring er iaa
GOD, at bet er ia~nbipnligt, at Brpii.
benteu % bans SsIee bill reiie til
@aibington 2sroas f~srittommenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-24
9ecorab Os 0mesn.
Zen 2soe Brat 1901.
TIbsfaIb.

SpoftnlD.
Tberon Setter Iuduoobp, en- a
Geeorobs bebft fienbte @oreere, Ell
Wot til fibfte Wonoas afgaet pef
Gpben at arnft | Manen, boor'
of ban bar Iibt | nogen Sio.
Gfosoe bar fsbt | Maret 1S43 | @o.
fenbaIe, Hitter Gorntp, 81. D., fom Der
til go,rntpet | 1880 % boiatte fla
peh Ssfion. Gan bar Goirrtp @ecor.
Der | ire Termirer % bar fiben Gitp
GIerf Der | Gccoroh - Ct Grrbebe,
Tom ban befl9bte, Ill ban bIep foitet
poo SnaeIeiet oen 6te Warts iioitle-
ben. gufmoobp efterlaber iie fire
Dstre 90 en Scn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-24
Smaapluf.

Glentpooo Wenisbeo boIber NJ,
poa at bneee en- ~@arn" poa gr9ite'
eaarben, flor 50x34.
- Inbrep @iepre fra Noroneis
% Irnie o. SofHanb, 9atier al Ye'
ter q. SofHmo, er inhsaaet | gggte'
TAB. grpItiippet fob / @ruoeus Sor'
GIbres Siem / Srsooes.
- CT p~eIgisrenbe Reen er fab.
Der | gsren / Not % ioos Eorsoog)
Oct "eier gonbens Niger eobt."
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-24

az Oct morffe % fpenffe 0tees
fcnfuIat I ct. Raul, Winn., er
ttpttet fra 3f5 Saeffon street til
Wetp Bort sife gpsnims, Sisrnet
at Minneiota % 6te Street.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-24

arebsmsbe afboIbes I Cheyenne
4reos, 2riitiania Menisbeb, ainbreo,
%. Saf., fra lite til 13be sunni fsrIt.
fomenoe. anmeIoelier Ter til Baitor
s. q. Monion.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-24
Miatere.

Ser CT ener t9nfer at bIioe Gttiebploere I
"planet Cobb anb Silper Shining Gompa.
mn" % sniier Grbeibe, bBr inareit mulig til
Ifripe unbertegneoe.
A. o. HELLAN.
2021 Seepnb @pe, Seattle, Wash.
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Decorah-posten., 1901-05-24

GomarS @. Subufon er ubnppni
til 8oitmeiter | geItrami, IoIf Co.,
Minn.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

life to him is one glad, sweet song as he
praises the Sugar city Merwin took in
the dollars for dues just as non
chaantly as though they We're subscriptions
to his own paper and Huse never missed a
mail.
Edgar Howard, who concluded he would
rather run country paper thousand
years than go to congress for day was on
hand with that soft, sweet voice of his,
Edgar is as mild man as ever lived, but
when he gets stuck in a heart game has
to take il out on somebody. He Is too
good -natured to roast his friends, so he
goes to the office and roasts politician
for pastime and to ease his own feelings
He knows the politicians can stand it and
he is afraid his friends who "sloughed" the
hearts on him might get mad.
G. NJ. Hubner of the Nebraska City News
prides himself on being the owner OF the
oldest publication in the state.
Allen d. May writes the philosophy for
the Falls City Journal, incidentally the
local news and, after putting in the day,
whlcs away the hours until breakfast Is
ready inditing poetry
A. B. Wood of the Gering Courier is an
editor by profession and fine stock
breeder for pastime, The only subscriber
or advertiser who ever got away from him
went out into the sand hill country and
has been afraid to come in ever since for
fear A. b. would catch him,
A. w. Ladd of the Albion News has con
Quoted the paper through its minority and
started 1t into mans estate free from bad
habits.
T. j. Pickett OF the Wahoo Wasp, u NJ,
Amsberry OF the Broken Bow Republican
Of ha R,-
publican are a trio who have demonstrated
that official patronage is not necessary to
the successful conduct Of a newspaper.
Neither OF them would be likely TO refuse
an official notice, but their counties are
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

The meeting in those days vas to ge, tog ther
and have a good time. Today the country
press. like that of the city is business
enterprise and If it succeeds must lie con
Quoted along business lines. II one pub
Usher knows better way of conducting
that business, or any portion of II, than
his fellows they want to know II and profit
by the knowledge Notes were compared,
methods discussed, and the man who has
his paper marked "rcfuscd' with two
years of unpaid subscription coming to the
oditor- cusscd, II all the good points
brought out were absorbed the man who
does not believe in advertising and the
man who prints his office stationery with
u rubber stamp had better surrender AT
once or take to the sand hills.
It was the one time in the year when
the newspaper men laid off on minding
other peoples business ana attended to
their own ana they put in full time. No
one who witnessed them while the sessions
were in progress, or as they chatted in
the hotel corridors, as mild as May
morning, would ever think these
same men would 20 home and call each
other bow-legged pirates mcphstis
mephitica and other choice names, but they
may when the next campaign opens up OF
the board OF supervisors let's the county
printing and the other fellow gets the con
tract, They do not mean II, however; II
is Just their way of expressing themselves
They are forced to say out on each other
the accumulated bitterness which good
policy prevents them from spilling on the
prominent citizen who will induce all h 5
friends to stop the paper II they speak their
minds freely about the real objects of their
wrath
The fact must not be overlooked that all
the bright minds of the Nebraska press ar,
not the property OF the men, \ number OF
them belong to women, and they were in
evidence at the convention, They did not
have so much to say on the floor OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

50 set in political ways at variance with
their own that the offers are like angels
visits.
l.. \. Williams Of the Blair Pilot was On"
Of the busy members In addition to run
ming the paper he is secretary Of the
state printing board. If ne has any spare
time ne viii put it in figuring cut whether
ne is himself or his twin brother. No one
else knows and Williams himself is some
times in doubt.
Eric Johnson of the Wahoo New Era
talks politics in two languages and bust
ness with both hands
New officers 81 the association.
In the course of human events, william
NJ Maupin the new president of the Ne
braska Press association, was born in llli-
nos in the month of August, 1863 For
number of years he lived in Missouri, learn
ing the printers trade in the Sentinel office
in Oregon, Mo. His first experience as an
editor and proprietor was in Craig, Mo- In
1856 he came to Nebraska, locating at Falls
city, where he worked on the Journal He
was connected with the famous Kearney En-
terprisc for one year. 1t was while in kear-
uey, which was then enjoying its big BOOM
that he joined the Typographical union He
went to work for the World Herald IN No
vcmber 1890. He has been an active mem
Der of the State Press association since II
was first organized Mr. Maupin's writings
have been widely quoted by newspapers
He has published book of his choicest
writings, which has had a large sale.
Allan ID. May, vice president of the Ne
braska Press association for the First CON
grossional district, was born at Mound city,
Mo, January 26, 1876 At the age of year
he removed with his parents to Falls City
ana has lived there ever since. Attended
the public schools and graduated with the
class of 1898 and aftcrward attended the
state university for two years In Novcm-
Der, 1896 accepted a position with Martin
q Martin, then publishers of the Falls city
Journal In May. 1899. he entered into a
partnership with Hon. G, w Marsh and
Grant SOuthard and organized the journal
Publishing company, Of which he is still n
member. Mr.. May has editorial charge of
the journal ana devotcs his entire time to
that work.
Charles f.. Byars, vice president for the
Second congressional district, is strictly a
Nebraska product, having been born on his
fathers ranch near Valley, in Douglas
county, in 1861. His early lifowork was
that of looking after his fathers herds that
grazcd on the Wild prairies, whore then
continued on Fifth PageJ
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

during the glacial period and has been
setting type and running newspapers in
this section of the country ever since. He
has seen most of the men who raced with
him for the phat take on the hook call
$50" and drop out That his shadow may
never grow less and that no solid" may
fall to his lot is the wish of the fraternity,
Another one of the old-timcrs is f. o
Wisner Of the Bayard Transcript. The
counties on the eastern border have be
come too thickly settled for him and he has
gone about as far west as he could and stay
in Nebraska. He is still empire building
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

convention as the men, but 1t was cydcn'
they were doing their share of the thinking
woman may not be able to take case
knife and sharpen lead pencil as
artlstlcally as man, but when she gets
down TO the lead she can write things which
ARE too sweet for anything" But do not
go on the assumption that her command of
language ends there. She can lift the
Cuticlc artistcally If the occasion requires
and then the set of adjcctivcs YOU have been
in the habit of using on such occasions will
not fit and it is too much trouble to look
up "A new collection.
" ho Ihr> Are.
The Ncstor of the profession attending the
convention was Captain Macloon OF Grand
Island. He came Ia the Missouri valley
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

and expects 20 be with the last push of his
lead pencil.
W. N IIasslcr Of the pawnco city Re
publican looks and acts as though he man
aged to get three meals day out of the
business and digest it well. lie attends to
the republican politics of Pawnee county,
while his relative of the same name pro-
pounds the popOcratc doctrine.
Adam Breed of the Hastings Tribune and
J. Is. Donovan of the Madison S5ar were
comparing notes in the hotel lobby.
Donovan lays claim to having discovered
Ex-Governor Poyntcr, while Adam insists
on having made the first filing on Governor
Dietrich. Donovan was mourning because
the pay streak in his claim worked out
so quickly, but wished Breed better luck.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03


good business methods and In
dustry. some have conducted good papers,
but made little financial gain and some
who have adorned the profession haN" gone
to their reward, which an unapprcciallNe
public withheld while on earth, disnissing
him from memory with the comment lhat
he was an cntcrprising fellow, but never
could get ahead in the world, while the
commentator was debtor to th" estate 70
the extent of hvc or six years OF unpaid
subscription
The Nebraska editor came onto the
scene with the first movers wagon dlS-
putcd possession of the country with the
Indian. the buffalo and the coyote set up
his army press In on" of the iirSl buildings
erected in every town and declared him
self ready to print all the news without
fear or favor and incidentally all the land
Office notices which came his way. He
has been booming the country ever since.
,.IIc took cornCobs on subscription and broke
prairic at odd times to secure money to get
his &C O. D." bundle of patents out OF
the express Office but never for moment
wavercd In his loyalty to the, greatest
state on earth" lie has done his share OF
booming FOR office men who no sooner
warmed the Official chair than they pro
cccdcd to turn the official patronage into
the rival print shop.
Grows with the state.
lie has shed the army press as IA chlld
discards his swaddling clothes, ana many
have advanced through the Washington
handprcss stage to the cylinder press. Tn"
variegated assortment OF battered types
which served to launch the journals which
moulded sentiment in the earlier DAYS has
long ago found its way into the nell box
and as a rule Nebraska journals are well
printed well edited and IA credit to as genial
and progressive IA set of men as can Dc
found In any state In the union, lhe
heads of many, OF them have silvercd while
they watched the young state grow great
and strong and take its place proudly
among the best in the union, and no class
within its borders has IA better right to
say This Is my handiwork.' lie has
doomed every enterprise of both local ana
state importance, giving space valued at
hundreds of dollars, and when the hat was
passed to scnd "A delegation somewhere Ia
further the project the banker, the corner
lot speculator and the man with "lnlluon
tial" eastern friends has taken trip al
the expense of the public and the editor le
manned at home to evolve some other
scheme which would give the country an
other boost
what lie Does for N"u.
lie says nice things about YOU when yo,
get married, calls the hrIdo handsome an,
accomplished, and when the first hoy come
to gladden. the home he assures the com
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

munity that 1t is a future president be
cause 1t looks like its dad" and the
proud parent takes a dozen extra copies to
send back to the old home and pays Tor
them with much obliged" lie prints
the Grafton Of your son and the essay OF
your daughter when they graduate and
calls them oratorical and literary gems. He
Is expected when you die to tell all your
good qualities and have the community IN
mourning fer the public-sprtod citizen
who did 50 much To build up the town
and he generally does it, mentally asking
Divine forgiveness for warping the truth
and expecting TO pull through the pcary
gates himself ON thc theory that charity
covers u multitude of sins
His vacations are few and far between.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

H. II. CrOnin of
O'Ncill quit read
ing postal cards,
chasing news items
and jack rabbits long
enough to come down
and preside over the
convention. He has
just emerged from a
libel suit, but If il
rufllcd his good ma
ture any he left the
ruillCs at home.
+. q. Edgccomb
was one of the hard
est workers of the
convention. He has
b e e n unfortunate
enough to lose the
sight of both eyes,
but this does not
prevent him from
running one of the
best papers in the
state.
The two busiest
men in attendance
were +. y. Merwin,
the genial secretary
of the association,
and W. y. Ilusc, the
editor in chief of the
convention Il "A ! y
when at home Mer
win runs the Beaver
city Tribune and
never tires of boom
ing the alfalfa coun
try, while Iiuse pilots
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

but he took a few days
on and attended the
Nebraska Press assO-
citation meeting in
Omaha. Omaha is glad
he came and hopes
the editor Is glad, too.
There were "a large
number of him, and
bot cen sessions,
where he attended
strictly to his own
business, he took In
the town, finding the
door unlocked and the
key thrown away. lie
forgot politics for the
time being and sought
counsel of his brother
as to the best methods
of making his news
paper profitable to the
owner, as well as to
the community.
The gathering was IA
far different body from
those of the early days,
though many of the
faces were seen which
have Graccd the asso-
citation meetings year
after year. Years ago
the land office was oN-
peCtcd To keep papers
alive and the business
end of running a
country paper con
sisted principally in
drawing the fees which
came thick and fast,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

HE NEBRASKA editor diners little
from his class. Some have pros
pcrcd through the application Of
good business methods and In
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-16
TRANSPORTATION Bargains.

From August Ist to 10Th and from
September Ist to 10th, inclusive. the
Chicago, Milwaukee x s.. Paul Railway
will sell round trip tickets from Chicago
to ST. Paul and Minneapolis for $40 81;
to Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Dem
yer, s25 90; to Ogden and Salt Lake City,
Utah, for $40 90. These are less than
the regular one-way rates. On other
dates, IRON now until August 3Ist, in
elusive, they will make round trip rates
OF sI3 80 TO St. Paul and Minneapolis;
sal. so to Colorado Springs; S44 SO to
Utah points. Return limit of all tickets
will be October 3Ist, 1901. On August
9th and 10Th, only s64. 50, Chicago to
California points and return. The Chi
cago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
operates the only Electric Lighted Train
nto Omaha" the "Pioneer Limited TO
ST. Paul and other up-to-date trains. To
ascertain how to avail yourself of these.
the cheapest rates ever offered, drop a
postal to w. s. Howell. General Eastern
Passenger Agent, New York City, or to
Edmund JanewaY. Travelling Passenger
Agent, No AZ S. 3rd ST.. Philadelphia.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-16
OCEAN CITY EXCURSION.

Severn Company No. 8. Uniform Rank
Knights OF Phythias, viii give their Ocean
Cmy Excursion on TUESDAY, AzgEsf
goth, 1907. This delightful days outing
is too veil known to our Citizens 10 need
any extended comment. The facilities
tor transportation have been much i'm
proved upon over last year, and many
new features have been added 10 the city
by the ocean to please and interest.
Ample time viii be given to enjoy bath
at the best beach along the ocean front,
or engage in ocean fishing No one
should fail to take advantage OF this
beautiful and pleasant trip. Tickets,
adults. 81 so; children, under II years,
" cents. Boat leaves foot OF Prince
George street at 7 80 a. m, and Ocean
City at p. m, arriving in Annapolis al
10 IS p. m. The train will stop at Easton
and Salisbury each way. SO as TO allow
passengers wishing TO visit friends al
those places to do SO Tickets on sale
at Boessefs Jewellery Store, Main street,
and at the wharf on day OF excursion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-16
Government Positions.

Comparatively few people know that
about 10000 appointments are made
each year 10 the government service or
how these appointments are made. Most
every one knows that tor appointments
to many positions Civil Service exami.
nation is required. What positions re-
quire an examination; what kind OF an
examination must be passed; what sala-
rles are paid in the different offices; what
prospect there is of appointment TO GER
tain positions, etc, is not known possibly
by one person in fifty thousand. All
this information is contained in the can
nouncement of The Department OF Civil
Service Examinations OF The National
Correspondence Institute of Washington.
ID. c." copy of which has been re-
ceived by this office. This handsome
booklet is sent free by the institute TO all
readers OF the EVENING CAPITAL who
request il. TIw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-16
OLIVER l.. FASSIG,
Section Director.
snap SHOTS.

Fired From The Capitals Camera"
Wheat by any other name would be
as wheat.
Grabbing and fishing parties are all
The 50 now.
beads OF perspiration stand out on
every brow.
The humidity is almost at the point
OF satur8uon.
Oh for a dry climate where one can
breathe with ease.
livery body wears the appearance Of
awel used mop.
"A man can go downhill faster than
he San so up.
The t5otpad naturally breaks into a
shoe store tor booty.
aESpARRowS Candies at Fred. {
Smiths, Md. Avenue OF
How can people fall in love in sum
mlr especially in Maryland Climate.
The green grocer. to be consistent,
should tall IN love with grass widow.
Special sale of the star clothing house
stock at AARON L. GooDMAN'S.
The Youngest thing in the world is
an old man chasing around after ayoung
g,r.
No, Mary, dear; it is not impossible
tor a married painter to be bachelor OF
ans
-rheJe is absolutely no reason in the
world why a man shouldn't get even
WIKI an Odd Fellow.
Come 70 our store and we will clothe
Ihec deal with US and we will save thee
NoNET AARON L. GOODMAN Market
Space.
"A dinner without wine is like a kiss
w,,aou, a hug" writes subscriber. We
don't know, We always take both.
Cholera is playing havoc with the
h2Ss OF Kent county farmers. No RENE
d' has vet been found to cure the dis
ease.
When you are tempted to kick
a1ou, things says the Murray Hill
Philosopher, "lust bear In mind that
even ,he butchers are not all beeters.
-"GroCiousl" cried the little mosquito.
Jas, .ook at me. I'm turning blue.
That's what you get for biting those
aI',ocId,S, said the mother mosquito,
who had vast experience.
pE SURE that your blood is rich
~ anupure. The best blood purifier,
'"rfacC and vitalizer is Hoods Sarsa-
f-y.la. Be sure to GET HOODS.
When you want a modern, up-to-
GATE 91vsiC, Try Chamberlain Stomach
ara Liver Tablets. They are easy to
TAX and pleasant in effect. Price. IS
cG,a,> Samples free at Feldmeyer Bros.
CITY Drug Store.
We are grateful to our friends for
S,eiy Item OF news they favor US with.
'l"' Is The way We get the happenings
our iuenos relate them to US. We are
yer! much like other people in this re-
SFsci al .eaSt-we must hear the news
before we become convetsant with il and
can put II into print. Tell Us the news {.