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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-01-18

The above Sanltorlun treats all
chronic diseases. No matter what your
sickness is, come to see me and we will
help you.
The North Dakota Medical, Surgical
and Electrical Sanitarium uses the four
great curative powers; Medicine, Sur
gerry, Electricity, Hydrotherapy and
Magnetic Healing including all kind Of
baths: Russian, Turkish, Cabinet, Va
por, Sulphur, Needle and Electric
baths.
This sanitarium is under the care Of
capable physicians and surgeons. Lo-
| Gated in the New Edwards building,
sfice rooms; l, 2, 3, n 4, Fargo, N. 5,
Manager Borns carries a large assert.
ment Of trueses for men, women and
children and if you are ruptured come
to see me.
Don't forget the date.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-01-18

should have a picnic with the little
fellow from Richland, even if he
is backed up by the governor.
There is, however, a strong SEN
timent in each house that the
office should be abolished.
#x*
The state is to issue $4,000 or
100000 worth of funding warrants
in the near future to pay current
expenses, especially the expense
of the present legislature. These
warrants have heretofore been
disposed of in the state at a fair
rate Of interest, and the officials
expec, to see them in the home
market again this year.
***
Representative Geo. w. H,
Davis introduced a resolution to
appoint a committee of six-three
from each house-to visit the pub
lie institutions and report their
needs-but that no representative
be appointed in whose county
there is a state institution located.
Mr.. Davis does not want any fav-
oritism shown.
*
Ramsey county's two represen.
t%atives are on the following com
mittees in the house: Geo. w. H
Davis-Chairman of immigration
committee and member of Judi
ciary, Agriculture, Temperance
Apportionment and Sheep Indus
try. H. A. Nicholson-Chairmal
on Manufacturers, and member o
Railroads, Appropriations, Labor
Warehouse, Mines and Mining ane
Charitable Institutions.
~
Walt Cushing, of the Recor(
and Belgian hare fame, is doin!
the legislature for the Tribune, AM
is making some Of the ugly legis
%lators vain by calling attention t.
their personal attractions. MI
Gushing has turned over the Rec
ord to its founder, Col. Lounsbery
l who will conduct that journal i
the future. The next issue wi
have an extended write-up c
North Dakota, and 5000 extr
copies will be distributed for i'm
migration purposes.
Xxx
State Senator Hale and repre-
sentatives Davis and Nicholson
visited the asylum at Jamestow
on Saturday last for a few hours
for the purpose Of viewing the in
stitution, and arranging if possibl
| for the care of Gussie Ludwig O
Ramsey county. They foun'
Everything there in excellent con
dition under the able management
of DR.. Moore, the superintendent
}, and his assistant, DR.. Baldwin
l but no provision for patients sue
as they wished to provide for, an
all wards in female departmen
very much crowded.
Xxx
S Senator Sanborn has introduced
by request, a bill extending tn
S time for the payment of taxes fc
the year 1900. The object is t
relieve those who have suffere
from crop failure the past yea
and relieve them Of the payment
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-01-18

Cassava and fish form the chief arti-
cles Of food Of the Caribs of Guatema-
Ia, and the former is cultivated only In
sufficient quantities for their daily
needs, as a vegetable to eat with their
fish, to make their strange bread and
to make the cassareep, which forms
their only sweet.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-01-18

+ .
/ AT THE STATE CAPITAL.


Bismarck's new hotel, The
Northwest, is receiving praise
from all.
*
The inaugural ball was a greater
success than Mayor Brown's-and
that's praise enough.
*
3 Judge Winchester has ordered
that famous roulette wheel to be
burned on January 25. On that
occasion the red will win.
*x*
Finn Leach, the heavy weight
& from Cass, has introduced a bill to
4have all property used by religious
organizations exempt from taxa
ton.
Xxx
The Ramsey county members
are entitled to about $75 each for
tmileage. The total mileage bill
of members of the house amounts
to 2,994.8O.
Xxx
Representative Tufte wants U.
S. senators elected by the people:
= and his resolution and memorial
to that effect passed the house
without opposition.
Xxx
Octopus" of the Forum, still
continues to wear the laurels as
the best capital correspondent
There is very little that escapes
the majors keen eye-but it is all
in the way it's told.
Xxx
+ A bill has been introduced tc
abolish the Office of state superin-
tendent of irrigation, forestry and
fish, and w. w. Barrett will give
1.-THE law makers a sample of his
hustling qualities while trying tc
defeat the measure.
*
Governor Whites emphatic rec
concentrations for economy seem
' to have met with the endorsement
Of a fair proportion Of the law.
makers, but some good resolutions
are likely to be fractured when the
scramble for appropriations for pei
! institutions begins.
Xxx
Senator Hale has been wei
taken care of on the committees
He is chairman of the committed
on elections, and is a member O.
: the following committees: Judi
ciary, Education, Engrossed ano
Enrolled Bills, Indian Affairs
Statistics, Military Affairs ane
State Library.
*
The Tribune says: General sym
pnthy for Representative Thomas
was expressed yesterday on &C
count Of the fight he has on hi
hands with w. W. Barrett, jim
McMasters and Louis Pond. Here
tofore Barrett has been able to la,
out all his opponents single hand
ed, and with the assistance of th'
other candidates and their repre-
sentatives in the Legislature, h
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04
NoTAs CUBANAs
RAMlRO BLAM CO.

El as del pr6x;mo pasado mes ha /
debido verse en- juicio oral 10 oauss %. |
guida contra Mr.. John 81. 7. Sheridan
nor malversacion de oaudales.
EN- ell taller de msletas de don Pedro
Antonio Gamble - Habsna -oourrio un
espantoso incendio. Ademas de este edi
fcio desaparecieron 25 oasas, h1bo 25o
heridoa y pasmados (; $50 mil pesos dc
n6rdidas y multitud de familias sin alber-
que. Sc ha procedido Ia detencion de
seis individuos, pues, SO cree que el necho
fu6 intentional.
LA Union americana insistira en-
que los cubanos Sc sometan Las demandas
hechss.
Los asambleistas dc Ia oonstituyen'
to las rechazan resueltos y con valor.
Ri pueblo en- masa les aplaude.
-Ha sido llamado dsolaraf el ge-
neral Mkximo Comes en- ls causa que 20
siaue & Nicely, por las estafss en- el post
office de la Hsbana.
Diio que hsbi6ndole msnifestado don
Rigoberto Ramirez que en- correos ne es-
taban oometiendo irreguiaridades, ie indl-
c6 que le trsjese datos ciertos.
POGO despu9s volvio el sehor Rami-
req con los datos, entonces 81, en- cam-
plimiento de su deber, pues 90 eetaoan
periudicando los intereses de Cuba, puso
81 hecho en conocimiento del sefior Con
aalez, seoretsrio particular del general
| Wood.
| La declaracion fu9 preseneiada por el
6scal senior Hsvia.
El iaez del proceso fas el seior Ba-
rinaga. !,
-Ha dessparecido de Cisnfasgos sl
sefior Ismael C6spedes, ex.administradol
de Ia xons f.cal.
Dfcese que ha habido destalco en- IL
Gaia de la admini.tracion.
En- esta misma looalidad oil ex que
rrillero, moreno Jos6 Tarta0nll, reto
teniente cubano Flores Guerra, hombr
tranquiIo y trabajador.
De resultas de la riilA qusdo muert'
ell ex-guerrillero y CON mu.hAs herida
Flores Guerra. -
J Este es muy bien querido allf.
Fu6 redueido b prisi6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04
Notas espano1as

Carlos III y la ique psle6 en- Trafalgar,
dice que la del Paoffco, las 6rdenes de
Mendez Nuney, tenfa un tonelaje equivs
lente al de tres buques como ell Cerlos Y
70 235 toneladas); que la fuerxa de todas
sus msquinas no Ilegaba Ia mitad de la
que desarrolla la del oaza torpedero Au
d9z. que valfa veg media 10 que Ell Pe1G
ryo, y que sus desoafgas reunidss no eran
mas efcaces que una del crueero p tnceso
de ASturi1s.
Con estos datos s la vista sc compren-
de que FL antes era relativ 2mente faeil pa
ra las naciones crear una marina 6 restau-
rarla despues de algun desastre, hoy Sc
requieren para clio sumaa enormes.
El poder naval es un lujo que no pue
dan permitirse las naeiones pobres; hssta
aquellos qne han conseguido crear una
baena esouadra necesitan hsoer continues
sacri6oios, porque los barcos enUejecen muy
pronto. In Italia, los vice almirantes
| Accinni y Csnnevaro han deciarado que
la eseuadra italians, sin haber sufrido de
sastre alguno y solo por la aooi6n del item
po los a1elantos continues en- las cons
trucoiones navaIes, ian desoendido .del ter
Ger lugar al s6ptimo en- ell orden de la
marinas militares.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04

MONS PARTARlRUS

Advertisements ca.iAsado por 80 eu-
tor ha sido el ccn n1niosdo de Juncos qae
sparece an ri numsrS At de Es Pdts, por
que d.srues de tsnto ruiio y tsntos pn1os
s,sn.t3 sQuel parto psrecidc 81 de los mon
-. segn2 ouauta Ia fabula.
Hsc. a'gunos dies que circulsba IA
uotioia de an sensational tTabajo polftioo
qua pnhlioarfa la prensa republicans, debi'
do & In bi.n oortada pluma de uno de los
noe. dnioos que existen en- esta Jurisdio
c;tn ore votarcn sn las u,timas elecciones.
cuando mas interesados estabamos en-
oonocarle porque crsimos que tratarfa L.,
gun problema en- Ia serena region de los
principles, hemos sido sorprendldos con
an chisme de comadres, fortando hschos
que distan de la exactitud.
Dioen <Varios republicanos> Erase
an6nima que ca la reunion celebrada pa
rs eonstituir un comit6 de defenss, como
: 10 hsn constituido los demks pueblos pa
| ra los asuntos econ6mioos, no ooncurrie-
ron oiertss psrsonalidsdes de ls sgricnl-
tura, del oomsrcio nj de In industria, co
mo dando 4 comprender que nm vecinda-
rio tan dieno como 6sts no sea cspax d.
proteatar contra eI bill Hollsnder, indi
ca que Ia reunion era solo para protestal
loontra los peritos nombrados para ID va
Iloraci6n de In propiedad.
Esos dichos de oampanario por 0
mismos sa oaliican y no merecen Ia refa
Itaoi6n; pero hsbiendose Iansado d la pm
Iblieidad los nombrea de entidades Y per.
sonas respetables estamos en- el case d
volver contra el ultraje que ae les In
fere. Todas las relacionadas an el co
municado han estado conformes CON gu
: se nombrs sl comit6 de defensa min
Iguna aplsude el biz Hollander, grAtoa
mente de 10 muerte; asf 10 han demostrad
en- el tsrreno particular J como caballerc
Ilo ratifioarAn ii neoesario fuese. No CON
lourrisron muchos por sus ocnpaciones
DOR hsbsr manifestado de antemano q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04
FL argumento de Electra, rsducido

I'll argumento de Electra, rsducido
pocas lfneas, es ell siguiente
Electra, abreviatura de Elsuteris,
hu6rfana de madre 6 hiia do padre desco-
nocldo, se enamora de su primo Maximo,
ipgeniero inventor, much acho de talento,
enamorado de ella: don Salvador Pantoia
-un jesuita, ,-padre.incognito de Ia 1oven.
pretende tods costa encarrarls en- IN
convento, para que redima asf Las culps.
de la madre. que fae mujer de vida ale
gre: viendo la imposibiiidad de rompsr
aquel idilio, el farAtico utilixa an medic
infame para oouvencer Electra; iuzga
lfoita la mentira-el hn justifca los me
dios,-y dice & la j6ven que Maximo 60 81
herm2no. Entra ella an sl oonvento, allf
se siente coometida de alucinaoionss, ore
yendo oir Ia vox de su m adre que ls dice i:
I-Puedes ser feliz; Maxine no es tn her
mano. Pantoja, al verla abandonar Ell
claustro en- compaffa de su amspte, Ia
detiene exolam ando: Huyesl Y Maxine
replica:-No huge iresucita!
Asf Germina Ell drama, Y me oreo ex
cusado de decir que esta brevfaima expli
caoi6n no puede dar remota idea de 10 que
es la hsrmosa obra de Gsldos.
! Un redactor de EI Pals, disrio ma
drilefio, tuvo La buena oourrencia de reoo-
ger durante Ia representation slgunas Inn
presiones de erfticos y autores, y entire
elias las siguientes
<Acaso le fata algo para ser una grar
obra dramatica; pero no hay duda que o.
uus gran obra de caridad. - Manuel de
Pdkdci0.s
<iEIectraI Illus, progreso, vidal Ra
: 20 de sol rompiendo, desgarrando nsgru
ras tinieblas. -. "A. Perrin Vicos
} <El triunfo de Electra ed la primer
} aurora boreal del progress en- ell siglo XA
! El testro es shora la trinchera donde 0
; lucha en- pro de la civilization. Amsnte
de ella IL la muralla! Viva Perez Galdos
: M. MGtoses
: Isl 20 escribiera algo acerca de hIet
/ ira, serfa una aloouoion que empezsse
Ciudadanos Vsmos todos 4 Ia rebellion
o rebelemono -. "a suena ell toque de III
: mada. Proolsmemos 10 rebellion. sstad
social. ~ Colorado.
q Ez Pa5s dice por Gu ouents: eRusl
Il esta hoy regids, mas que por Aleiandr'
por Tolstoy; Alemania tiene nm !efe, Sr
"a ldermann; Francis aclsma d Zoia los
- candinamos veneran d Ibsen Polonia
- Sienki wich; Italia D'Anunzio; Poitug
= Guerra Junqueiro; Inglaterra d Keep
49,. Espafa levanta sobre ell paves
q las produeciones littrarias 81 gran da
81 dos, concedi6ndole Ell pusato de Prssiden
8 de la Rspnbica fraternal de los hombr
nAmlRo sLAMco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04

El insigoe Perez Galdos ha ootenido
an al teatro Espaflol con su drama Electra
nm triupfo colossal, immense, IN exito gran
dioso, como no SO recuerda mayor en- los
anales del teatro contemporaries.
Ha sido uno de esos sconteclmlentos
de trascendencia que han de qaedar regis
: t-ados. no solo en- la historic de nuestrs II
taratura dramatica, sino tambi9n en- nues
ltra historic de luchas polftlcos. I'm Ia oDra
de Galdos se armoniza de IN modo mara
vilIoso ell m9rito intrfnseco como obra IL
tayaria. v la tendencia, Ia ensenanza, ell
;uoo. dioamoslo asf, de la magma produc'
Como todas las grandes cresciones
bumanas. como todos los hechos que re-
reronten en- las muchedumbres, engen'
dram fama imperecedera, marcan IN Ga
roino. Ia obra de Galdos IA tenido La suer'
ia de La oportunidad que la ayslors, de ma
bar nacido en- ambiente sproplado, ds
Ioorresponder d aEgo que palPfta hoy en-
corax6n del pueblo: ha respondldo III
i gran pensamiento.
Electro ca an grito de libertad d.
progreso, no podfa aparecer en- la esee
ma Contemporaries sin provocar enoonada
lluchas entire radieales y resccionarios. Coi
Itodo. GsId6s sc ha limitado expone
teorfas que va hs tr4tado en- sus mas Ieida
novelas; pero es que Ia representation tes
Isral ca muy sugestiva, muy plsstlos, en-
} ciende Las pssiones en- colectividades com
muchisimo mas empuje , yehemeneis gu
Q oil libro,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04

conformidad CON 10 que % aoordara On 10
reunion, dads la identidad de lntereses
que hsy entire estos vecinos.
Para que los concursantes no vuel-
van & incurrir en- error reproduciremos
el aouerdo tomado y publicado en- varios
paraies rublicos.
Comite de defensa:
Prasidente-Dr. don Jose Barrsras
Vooales-e Bsrtolom6 Palou
Bruno Bsrgsra
C;emanta Perada
jose Cintr6n
5ecretario-x Fs!ix Limo Rivera
Ia ven como estA ropregentado ei al.
30 oomercio por 10 casa de Sobrinos de III.
Euiier CO. CON su apodcrado don Gle.
mante Pereda, aparte de IN oonformldad
de los serorea @. Fsrifs y ca, y ademAs
Ell otro com srcio por don jose b. Cintron;
In agriculture por ell seflor. Palou haoen-
dado de cafia, por 81 y en- representation
de sus herm amos don jaime y don uan;
la Colonia sspsfiola, aquf raspetabilisima,
Dor los nismos Pereds Palon. y el ele-
mento puertorriquelo por los demas ele-
gidos.
La reunion estuvo mas conourrlda dc
10 que era de esperarse, dada Ia festins-
oi6n, ell dfa y la hora, porque no haoia
tempo que perdsr. y apssar de la proPa'
ganda en- contra que sIgunos desequiii-
bradoa enemigos de todo progreso ilevaron
d cabo, valiendose de argumentos repro
bados por Ia delicadexa; como que no tie
mem NADIA que perder.
Estamos seguros que el anonimissa
ha tornado los nombres de los sef1ores que
relaoiono sin 50 conseDtimiento , nos
atrevemos asegurar que no le aplauden a.
tomarles de mingo para sus caramooias
Por faltarle gente de pro en su grupo
do once, ech2n mano de los elementos
produosores que no eatan con ellos. ore
lyendo sin duds, que con Ia msxima dc
M aohiavelo, NOS diyorcian de esos slemen-
tos que conooen que CON los federaie'
lexisten ei ordsn, 10 tranquilidad el elen
iestar en- este pueblo.
Turcoa 81 Febrero 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04

En- Teruel estan entusiasmados con la
idea de iniciar una sascripei6n para CONS
trnir nm soberbio mausoleo donda reposan
las ceniaas de Diego Marcilla lsabei de
Segura, los fAmosos dnsa1ates de 1erueS:
La mdsica, la literature, la poesla
Ia pinturs han encontrado en- La conmo
vedora historic de estos amantes ranoaies
de inspiration, traducida en- brlilantes
paginas musioaIts por Breton en- anDn
mes producoiones literarias por Hartzem
busch en- primorosas eomDlnaelones az
eoIor por Mufioz Degrain.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-04

Una comision de Ssnadores y dipu
tados de las islas Baleares visito al minis
tro de Marina para solioitar que sea con
ducido 6 instalado en- a!gun puerto de
aquel archipelago ell msgnffco dlque
que para Subic 30 acaba de construir en-
1uglaterrs, y que h,bfa intenoiones de
vender.
FL ministro no SO opOne tan jus
tos deseos, pues realmente la marina mer-
cante de Espafia necesita un dique en- Ell
Mediterraneo; pero manifetto los comi
sionados, que para realizar eae proyeoto
se presenta ell siguiente original ossta-
culo:
Para que ell Estado SO hsga cargo d.
aQuel dqae necesita IN buque de l2.o0C
toneladas que Sc habfa de colocar en- g
con ell fin de hacer las pruebas de inner
si6n q otaoi6n: como Espaha no poses
Iningan barco de este tonelaje, es precise
pedirIe prestado para esas Pruebas otr
nooi6n, 10 oual no sera tan faoil de con
seguir.
!. AdemAs, la casa constructors no eat
} oo!igada por el oontrato d transporter
> dique Espafis. y hay que votar un ore
D ditto para el RI N olque, bastante caro-.
Q A este 4 timo oontettaron los comi
!. sionados que las autoridades provinciale
q lde las Baeares Sc oomprometen sufra
q gar los gastos.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-28
WONT GOMERIANS EXPRESS THEIR CHOICE IF ADVERTISERS EXTRAORDINARY CONTEST
 FCR THREE OF THE MOST POPULAR CITIZENS

North and of the tropics are displayed in all their splendor. Not the least at- traction is the Midway, made famous at the Worlds Fair in Chicago in 1893. but that at Buffalo Is said to be far superior to the one that gained So much praise at the Windy City's show. Ala bamians returning from Buffalo are loud in their praise of the exposition. The display of the resources of this State is one of the greatest objects of interest at the Pan-American. The various products of Alabama have been gathered and arranged by the hands of artists, and citizens of this State have cause to feel gratifled by the numerous words of praise that have been called forth by the exhibit. ,~.-
 To the clerk, school teacher and po- liceman or fireman whom the present contest proves to be the most popular will be awarded by The Advertiser tickets to Buffalo and return and to each of the lucky ones will be given $25 in cash to be expenoeo as ne pleases.
 The race is open to any member Of the Police Department or the Fire De- partment, except the appointive ofii- cers. For tho clerks. the rule applies to any saleswoman or clerk in any of the department stores. retail establish ments. wholesale houses or any other business house in the city. Any person holding a clerical position is applica- tle as a candidate to enter the race, including railroad clerks and hotel clerks. The school teachers race should be very interesting. Any white per son, male or female. who follows the vocation of a teacher is eligible. City, County or private school teachers may enter the race.
 Chief Gerald of the Police Depart ment. predicts that the patrolmen will take great interest in the race. and he says he will give the patrolman who wins the race a two weeks vacation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-28

ed with the stories they sometimes tell in order to carry some point and dodge the hardships that attach to prison life. Since the inauguration of the system of utilizing convicts in way that would make them self-sustaining the convicts, at least the shrewder convlcts, have hit upon a plan which for while at least profited them somewhat. They wanted to dodge work. They became sick in one way or another. and from their statements. they had all the symptoms of this complaint or that. Paralysis became very common, SO common. in fact, that in my own ter ritory I soon found large per centum of the inmates afflicted in this way. l could see that something would have to happen to check the business. I told one of the men that 1 did not believe the fstory he told about his right leg. which he had been dragging around for several days. He said It was paralyz- ed. He said he had no feeling what ever in the leg. I spread the fellow out on a table, barred the limb and plunged a needle into the flesh. He stood 1t without a finch, but I did not like the exultant look he had on his face. I concluded that I would slip back to the prison after he had gone to sleep and make another test. l did so. I plunged a needle into his barred limb again, and with a shriek the fellow leaped out onto the floor. He was thoroughly startled to find me stand ing by him. His cool nerve and stub bornness of temperament had enabled him to stand the prick of the needle in the morning, but his muscles rebelled againSH 1t in his sleep and he was caught This was the last of the paralysis racket"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-28
MOST POPULAR POLICE OR FIRE
 MAN.
will be federated States of great self. governing Commonwealth.
Predicts End To EnmitY.

When that time comes there will be no more cha6Dg, no more enmity, no more talk of tyranny or revolution. Ireland's representatives in the Impe- rial Parliament will meet those of Eng land, Scotland and Wales on a basis of peace and good will and all will join to make the British Empire the greatest empire in history.
 Canada. Australia and South Africa will never have the same relation as the federation I believe England. Ire land, Scotland and Wales will have. Those distant lands do not possess the geographical unity of the British Isles for those clcs united interests which obtain in this sisterhood of States. They have no representation in the Ini- perial Parliament now. They will have none in time to come.
 "It Is quite a mistake to suppose that the people who are shaping the life of Ireland want absolute independence for that country They are willing to be as- sociated with the British Empire. but ktheS want home rule. clearly realizing That a nation governed by strangers is a nation enSlayed."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-28
Cunning of Criminals.
rleans Times Democrat.

New Orleans Times Democrat.
 Criminals are a cunning lot of fel- lows." said a physician who enjoys a wide experience with this class of public charges, but they are more cunning on the inside than they are before the sentence. If they would show half the cunning before arrest that they show after conviction. I doubt If they would be caught The fact Is that liberty seems to breed a certain recklessness of demeanor, which causes the offender to leave traces be- hind that will lead to his detection. When he is restrained he becomes more cautious. have found some rather curious cases during my practice on this element, and have been impress