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The broad ax., 1902-06-14
Chips


TIE American Eagle, St. Louis. No.
states that -soms Of the AfrO-Ameri
can women school teachers Of that city
are immortal that they have been
found recently consorting IS File Dc
Jores with white men" The Eagle ID
right in claiming that those women
should take up their abOdes on Chest
nut street, where that class Of women
belong, that they are not At to instruct
white or black children.
The county convention win be held
this morning at the Second Regiment
Armory. washington boulevard and
Curtis street. and II the leaders Of the
Democratic party viii nominate Law
renee A. Newly, for county commits
sioner or some other good, honest,
straightforward Afro-American, Demo
crat, the leaders Of the party win have
more than q fighting chance Of win
ming out In this county in the fall
For some time prior to the appear
ance Of our article on Reys. LOngreen
Murray. johnson F. Thomas and Alex.
Jefferson Carey, May 10. Mrs. Carey
did not attend services at Quinn Chap
ell very regular, but now according to
the statements Of one or two LADY
members Of Quinn. Sister Carey, blows
into Quinn and sits among the COM
mon folks twice each and every Sun
day, which shows that The Broad Ak
is doing some good.
Mrs. Noami Ponder, daughter Of
Mrs. Amanda Moore. last week sued
her husband Marshall W. Ponder, the
coal and ice man, for divorce. Mrs.
Ponder was married Oct. 10, 1893; she
charges Mr.. Ponder with extreme and
repeated cruelty. and says he often
knocked her down. threatened to kin
her, and once attempted to throw her
down the steps. She asks for Alimony.
and her maiden name. Albert B.
George is the lawyer for Mrs. Pom
der.
According to one Of our southern
Colored contemporaries Louisiana has
decided to 90 back to the Jim-Crow car
laws. In this connections # may be
pertinent to call attention to the fol-
lowing extract from a speech by Mr..
Booker I. Washington in Brookline
last winter before q white audience.
The clipping Is from the Boston Her
I'D Of Dec. IL, 1901: The Negro must
learn to dwell away up above race
hatred, and to learn that the question
Is not whether he rides IN q finn
row car. but whether q superior man
rides within that car. He must learn
10 act on the preeept Of love for all
men and hatred for none, and when
the great questions about the Negro
problem have had their solution, the
smaller ones will take care Of them
selves" What progress can the race
expect to make toward keeping their
,ivil rights with such q man pecog-
aized as their political leader?-The
Boston, Mass.
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Mark Hanna has taken to ping-pong.
That Is, he has installed q ping-pong
set in his Washington home and the
game Is open to all corners as q means
Of amusement while waiting their
turns to see the senator. Jerry Simp-
son, the erstwhile sOckless one from
Kansas, has taken to ping-pOng and is
actually said to be the champion Of
Montana. Jerry played with three
miIliOnaires and Is quoted as saying
that this was the first time he ever
beat the rich at their own game.
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HUMAN BsErar.s UnIqus Record.

A man has just died in Belgorod,
Russia, at the wonderful age Of 14O. He
has been a beggar for the whole Of his
life, his father having been a prOfes-
sional beggar before him. He alternate
ly posed as a cripple and as q blind
and dumb man, and three times in
his long life did he attempt 10 work,
but in vain. Nine times did he take
a wife unto himself. AS soon as he
tired Of one he calmly left her. and
went to another town, when he would
marry again. For a long time he lived
in st. Petersburg and it is Interesting
to note that in spite Of his long life.
he was not burdened with the three
great sorToWs-want, worry and fam
lily.
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ne Fint Vso.l..t,o,

Il vas during q dread Visitation Of
smallpox that Dr.. Edward Jenner. an
Englishmans noticed that those Who
had 70 do with cattle escaped un-
scathed. From this cleW he found
&at . disease known as Taccfnia.
commonly called eoWpox, communi-
Gated itself 70 persons employed IN
dairies. and after q mild Illness, gave
them immunity from smallpox. In.
sculation was tested and found % b
en- emcient safeguard.
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oAT TRIUMPHED OVER OBSTACLES
Readers Are Not UndsF Obligations 70
RsIIsEe ThIs Story.

haaoorB Az NOS under OoAAgauons 20
Believe ThIs Story.
Dog stories have become so hack
neyed that a cat story makes a vel
come change. This one comes from
POnt Ste. Maxence (Oise.) and for
such a place It is an extremely tale.
II would appear that q resident in the
place, who is an enthusiastic angler,
used to keep live bait In a small tank
on his premises. The angler also had
a cat, who. naturally, was fond Of fish,
raw OF cooked. This being 50, his
owner covered the tank with wire net
ting to keep pussy out Of temptation
But the cat knew q trick or two, and
went to the nearest refuse heap for
some fowl giblets which were proVi-
dentially lying there. These she took
to the tank, let them hang into the
water from the netting. and began
fishing on her own account. When the
fish nibbled at the bait, puss would
catch It with q nimble claw! The
angler, noticing the trick, threw the
bait away, but half an hour later puss
was at Il again.-Washington Times.
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Zen wear Cor,.,. .nd Bu,tI.a.

In extreme cases men have been
known to wear corsets, and now II
looks as though bustles might be add
ed TO the wardrobe Of the heavy dress
er. The military cut will be the
proper thing In mems coats this sum
mer," says q fashionable tailor.
There win be q decided hare at the
bottom, and unless q man has good
hip development the garment win
hang loosely, and the effect win be
Just the reverse Of what Is intended.
Consequently the man with slight
hips, IL he wants to look well In one
Of these coats, win have to resort to
pads. The padded shoulder has long
been adopted, 90 why not the padded
hip7 Yes, suppose you might caIl
It q hustle II you choOse."-Philadel-
phiR Record.
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M Joys asa BorrSWA
Tt was pretty hard 20 have the
honeymOon elouded before we had bees
married two hour" complained new
~ married man. Fact Is. though, the
excitement OF the wedding day took
away the little sense had remaining.
I'VE were married at noon, and after
lodging the customary rice and old
shoes, left for the station. We had
barely time 70 catch our train, and /
rushed up 10 the ticket window at once
Then, once more, we had 10 run the
Eauntiet Of friends, who think Il smart
TO throw rice down ones collar and
have It sift down into ones shoes.
I'VE got into the train at last and
when II started heaVed . sigh Of re-
lief. When the collector came round
for tickets I handed mine over. After
looking at II for a moment, he asked II
the lady was travelling with me-.
That was the last straw, and 1
snapped out for him to mind his own
business.
THAT Is what I am trying to do
he answered eoolly. one more ticket,
please
Then Il flashed upon me that IN the
hurry and excitement Of the moment I
had forgotten that I had q wife.
paid the other fare and tried 10 laugh
It on, but the look that my wife gave
me viii inger with me a. long as /
live. Il took me two hours to argue
her out Of the impression that didn't
love her any more, and she Isn't fully
satisfied yet"
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HErRa PROVERBS,

ne injurer never forgives.
he Is rich VINO owns nothing.
Nasters' hints are commands.
Fire d not quenehed with ere.
Beware Of Had but known" :
he Who would rest must work.
When the wines In the Wits out
There Is no fool like q learned fool
Z Bad grass does not make good hay.
What Is bought is cheaper than a
gift
He Who serves the public has = sorry
master.
He who knows but little quickly
tells II.
God heals and the doctor has the
thanks.
It is easy to threaten a bull from =
window.
The tree is not to be judged by
its bark.
Better to fall from the window than
the roof.
It is better to irritate a dog than an
old woman.
Who has no children does not know
what love e..
He who would relish his food must
not see Il cooked.
The. unfortunate know who are
their real friends.
Men are as old as they feel and
women a. they look.
No sooner is the law made than tn
evasion Is discovered.
He who would be rich In . year gets
hanged In six months.
II you would have your work III
done, pay beforehand.
Who knows not how 10 dIssembls
knows not how to reign.
Speak well Of your friend; Of your
enemy neither well nor i'll
He Is not q thorough wise man who
cannot play fool on occasion.
Tell everybody your business and
the devil viii do It for you.
Public money Is like holy water
every one helps himself to It.
He who buys by the pennyWorth
keeps his own house and other mems
too.
There is little peace In that house
where the hen crows and the cock y
mute.
Who takes an eel By the tail and 4
woman at her word may say be holds
nothing.
The Italians are wise before the act,
the Germans in the act, and the
French after the act. :
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The fact that the first woman law
yer to be admitted to practice Law
at the Texas bar is the mother Of two
pairs Of twins establishes q dimcult
standard for future applicants.
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Fo Hiss fer Platinum.

A company has been formed at Sc
attic for mining platinum In the Tula-
meen river and Granite creek depOs-
its. where Cinnamon have been earn
ing living wages for afseen years in
recovering platinum from the placer
deposits.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

Az long as the public school ehII-
dren are taught e they are taught
now 70 remember Memorial day,
there IS little danger that the grown
people Of the country win forget Il
" what Il means.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

One Of the humors Of the season is
the London Spectator, Of all the Jour.
nails in the world, telling the kaiser
how to win the heart Of the United
States
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OLD gEW5 SAWED OVER

Faint heart ne'er won q fat jack
pot
Dead men tell no tales, Jet murder
win out.
Uneasy lies the head Of the hairless
man in fytime.
Love that laughs At locksmiths
usually Weeps In court
Where there Is much smoke there
e usually q little tobacco.
A bird In the hand Is worth two In
the eornheld-if the birds ara crows.
Fools rush In where no self-respeet-
ing angel would venture without q Life
insurance policy.
The watched pot never boils and
the unmatched pot boils over, 80 what
is the eQok to do? 90.
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They nov throw old pans at people
who run automobiles through the
streets Of New York. The wonder is
that some Of the missiles have been
thrown With such sEiftness as to lift
the scorehers.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

Mont Pelee was 1000 feet higher
before the eruption than It Is now.
Mont Pelee, however, Is not the first
thing that has lowered Itself by too
much blowing.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

II the commeneement-day reform
ers Win only permit the sweet girl
graduate TO tie her Taledictory essay
with q white ribbon there WI SIN b
some SOY ieft ii preparation Tor the
closing exercises q school
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American anthracite coal IL said to
have gained q great hold in Germany.
Just At present the Germans may have
20 wait for their supply while the rail-
roads -conhscate" what Is billed 20
them.
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NOrdica and MeIba have made up.
This announcement WIN soon be fol-
lowed By one disclosing the kind Of
makeup they are in the habit Of us
ing.
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In view Of the threatened advance
in coal It ID. cheering to know that
scientists have discovered q warm
stratum Of air $1,000 feet above the
surface Of the earth.
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A commission Of scientists should
be appointed to investigate the Tn
terror Of Mount Pelee and report how
many loads are left In the crater.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

Il nov leaks ont that tie Germaas
living n Ireland were aligbted b
Prince Henry o. his homeWard iour.
ney. But tbs 3 more than Offset By
the way TIE Irish LIVING a. America
entertained the r0yal visitor.
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The beef trust h expected 70 obey
eheerfuIly that portion Of the intme-
ton which Restraints It from "arbi-
trarily lowering prices.
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Il Is said that the coronation Of Al
fonso XII cost IS much as would buy
a battleship. Must have crowned him
with q Panama hat
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

The young King Of Spain might
have q much harder task than he finds
before him. He has no postmasters to
appoint.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

A press dispatch says that ~Gen.
Uribe-Uribe Is undone." His hyphen
became uneOupled and he Is now mere
y Gen. Tribe.
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ENGLEWooD LODGE NO ago
G. U. o. of o. p.

ENGLEwooD LODGE, NO ago
G. U. o. of o. r.
Invites you and your friends to accompany them
on their
FOURTH ANNUAL
PILGRIMAGE
TROLLEY CAR PARTY
Over the lines of the CALUMET ELECTRIC
RAILWAY; through the picturesque suburbs of
Grand Crossing, Burnside, New Holland, Roseland,
West Pullman and Blue Island; constituting the
longest ride in the world for the price charged.
SATURDAY, JUNE al, 1904
To the Prehistoric
CALUMET GROVE.
Situated upon the banks of the Famous Calumet
River.
UNDER MOONLIGHT SKIES.
THE COMMITTEE Guarantees the best of deeOrum
and GOOD JOLLY TIME TO ALL.
THE DANCING PAVILION is the finest, over
looking the beautiful river dotted with boats.
ADJUSTMENTS of all kinds on the grounds
MUSIC BY Prof Arnants Orchestra
FLOOR COMMITTEE Prof J. w. Hall and
Thomas Lsnier
TICKETS FOR THIS ENCHANTING OUTING
CSC Person INCLUDING ADMISSION TO
THE GROVE
CARS will leave 6srd and South Park Ave. at 6;3o,
z;3o 8;3o and P. m.
COMMITTEE Bernett, Thomas Lanier. J. F.
Milton, Henry Ragion, T. Lanier William Wal
lace, B. F. Pension, Edward Tidrington. R.
Voolfolk L w Hood, ]. c. Elliott w s
Collins, A. J. Marshall, E. h Wright.
REAUREGARDF.t osELEY, Chairman.
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ROGkInE Chair nnd Breeze PrOduesh
Strictly in the line Of utility, but
contributing much to comfort, is a
rocking chair newly patented by a cit
izen Of Tracy City, Tenn. The chair
provides the person who sits in It with
q continued breeze, supplied By Q
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

Mr.. Carnegie says he has often re-
GREETED that he did not give enough.
This ought to be an easy habit to
overcome.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

The governor Of Mocha has been
kidnapped. but his captors have not Jet
indicated the grounds upon which
they win settle.
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King Alfonso has appeared ct bull
fight unattended BY the nurse. He's
getting 10 Be q big boy now.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

John ". Gates says an honest man
has no business In Wall street. Par
:iculsrly e he Is on the losing side
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

Hetty Green should bear IN mind
President RooseVelt's maxim that mo
shots count but those that hit"
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

This strange looking lizard Is the
most familiar representative Of small
Australian group belonging to the
great family Of Agamoid lizards, go
common In Asia, Africa and Austral-
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

So Tar no one has shown any inter
est in Gen. Weyler's views on the fu-
ture Of the Cuban republic.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

France Is arranging to be q sister 10
al the other nations, with one or two
exceptions.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

Russell Sage Is sick. Somebody
must have struck him on a put that
wouldn't stay put.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

Kansas affords another example Of
the fact that it Is impossible to con-
Wet q pretty woman before q jury Of
young men.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

The new Atlantic City win be Ere
proof Unfortunately the IRE Is over.
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chamber TO give audience In any re-
eeption room, or TO take a drive IN
the beautiful gardens Of the Vatican.
be uses a sedan chair, In which he IS
carried down the long staircases and
along the passages and corridors OF
his immense palace.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

In q remote part Of the parish OF
KIncardins. Ross-shire. Scotland, there
dEells q gamekeeper whose nearest
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

Mar uen Who are not eminent -
ping-DOng have "a splendid touch"
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

asia. Among the particular features by
which the bearded lizard is dis
guished from its fellows are its stout
build, its large, and literally swollen
head and the friIl Of spines on the
sides Of the neck.
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pneumatic pump attached to its back.
AS one rocks the pump is actuated
automatically. and delivers a steady
flow Of air. II desired, the contrivance
may be attached to a child's cradle.
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

The great age Of Leo XIII has laid
Upon him a heavy burden Of weakness
and inhrmity. The extent Of his state
apartments Is too vast to be traversed
BY the faltering footsteps Of ninety
two. Whenever he leaves his own
The broad ax., 1902-06-14

Dyspepsia is the parent Of many dis
agreeable qualities.
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VgL10sGE AnOR. BaAruaP 1AaaA
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-11
Notes from Correspondents

first of the week. He was greatly sur
prised at the improvements that had
been made in that town during the
past few months.
Hardie l.. Fuller was in from Red
rock this week and made out his bond
as mail carrier for the route between
Lordsburg and Bedrock. He will COM
mence carrying this mail on the first
of July.
On Wednesday of last week there
vas a general storm through this Sec
ton of the country. it being in the
shape of a disagreeable dust storm at
Lordsburg. At S~teeplerock 1t devel-
oped at one time into d genuine cy-
clone.
II. F. Brixner, who has had charge
of the erection of the Lena concen-
traitor and putting the machinery in
position, having completed his work,
and got the machinery TO running
smoothly, has returned to his home at
Silver City.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-11
AZTEC.
From the Index

From the Index.
Aztec is growing steadily and sure
ly. So is the county.
J. M. Kingsley. of Bloomfield. re-
turned last week from a trip to Grip
pie Creek and vicinity.
Probate Judge Valdez was here Mon
day and again Thursday, court being
in session on those days.
Mrs. Joe Prewitt went to Farming
ton Tuesday, where she will remain
several days ~instructing the contest
ants in the Evolutionary contest.
e. f. Spinner has recently sold the
ranch at Largo, on which his store
building stands, to r. H. Gillespie.
Tom Blake has moved his family in
from the ranch and will be a citizen
of the county seat for a while.
r. H. Gillespie, one of the prime
movers in the big Hammond ditch on
the south side of San Juan, was in
Aztec Wednesday.
Attorneys Whitehead and Palmer
are up from Pennington on business in
connection with the Bardin estate in
the probate court.
The horse buyer who was in the val
ley this week purchasing for the use
of the British army in South Africa
departed for Durango Wednesday with
eleven cayuses which seemed to fill
the bill as to size, age and price. He
may return in a few days.
A number of brick residences will be
constructed in Aztec this summer
Brick is the best material for building
in this country. and the burning of g
large kiln this spring will mean thai
all the brick will he used in the con
struction of business and residence
buildings.
Mrs. J. A. Weisner and son, of Pop
lar Bluff, Mo-, sister and nephew o
Mrs. Elmira r. Greason, who recent!
purchased the j. T. Hobbs ranch OF
the La Plata. have arrived and will oc
cupy the ranch the coming summer.
The escape of the prisoners las
week having left the county Jail cmpt!
and there being very little crimina
business and very few civil cases t
come before the district court, it !
probable that the spring term will g
over, perhaps until fall.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-11
GALLUP.

From the Republican.
The miners working at the Otero
mine, who do not OWE their homes in
Gallup, will move to the mines.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Gregory Page
entertained a number of ladies at an
enjoyable afternoon tea, given in honor
of Mrs. Harlow.
Two soldiers from Fort Wingate
paid fines on Thursday of IS and $40
for a scrap in a Railroad avenue sa-
loon on Wednesday night
Robert Nichols, pit boss at Clark
vile, has resigned his position and, 1t
is said, will move to Victor, Colo. Will
liam McVicker is the new pit boss and
he is well qualified to fill the place.
The county commissioners met on
Tuesday and awarded the contract for
putting in the new jail cells to T. G.
DeShon for $40. The cells are war
ranted to hold any criminal in the
country.
j. M. Owen, the well known contrac-
tor. has secured the contract for build
ing a $50 900 school house at Cienega,
on the Navajo reservation. He will
commence work soon and will expend
considerable money in Gallup.
On Monday, Probate Judge Apodaca
appointed Arthur Maxwell administra-
tor of the estate of the late Judge Max
we'll. The appraisers appointed were
James Moloney, w. f. Kuchenbecker
and John Sahrp. The estate amounts
to about s $1,000.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-11

If young girls would look ahead 1t
would sometimes save them from serious
collision with the men they marry. 1t
is here that ignorance is almost a crime:
The young husband cannot understand
1t when the wife changes to a peevish,
nervous. querulous wonlan. Ana the
Young wife does not understand 1t her
self. She only knows that h is very
miserable.
If ever there is a time when nature
needs help it is when the young girl is
adjusting herself to the new conditions
of wifehood. DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription makes weak women strong and
sick women we'll. It promotes regu-
larity, dries facilitating drains, heals in
Hammation and liberation, and cures
female weakness.
Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce, by letter, free. All womanly
condolences are guarded with strict pro-
fessional privacy. Write without fear or
fee to DIR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
rI will drop you a few lines to-day to let you
know that ] am feeling we'll now,p writes Miss
Annie stephens, of Belleville, Wood Co, West
Va. ~ feel like a new woman. l took several
bottles of the Favorite Prescription and Gold
now, no backache, and no pain in my side any
more. No bearing-down pain any more. 1
think there is no medicine like. DIR, Piercc's
medicine. I thank you very much for what you
have done for me-your medicine has done me
SO much good"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
iousness and sick headache.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-11
WHITE OAKS.

From the Eagle.
Chris Yaeger bought seventy head
of stock horses from S. T. Gray.
U. Ozanne is still quite sick. He
has been confined to his room for sew
eral weeks.
March zephyrs are travelling east
through White Oaks canyon at the
rate of-give it up-this week.
Representatives of the British gov
eminent loaded six car loads of horses
at Carrizozo on Tuesday for use of the
English army in the Transvaal.
G. II. Hubbs and son, Harry, of AL
buquerque, who were looking this vi
cinity over for mineral and ranch sites
have returned home, but will come
again soon.
Col. G. w. Prichard has begun work
on the Rip Van Wrinkle mine: He is
contracting a tunnel to Gu the lode
west from the Solitaire shaft, and will
drive this tunnel 4 distance of 400 feet
if the ore Is not reached before thai
distance is obtained.
The American Placer company is
now getting down to business. The
dredge is working like a watch, except
the shovel which has been partially
disabled, being knocked out of plumb
This, however, has been to a great de
gree overcome and the machinery il
now in operation and the results are
more than was ever expected.