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quarter, 1SOl....'..... April 1, 2, w H Bur bage, salary district attorney, first quar- ter, 1901. .... ............ April 1,3, J P Burdett, salary janitor and jailer, first quarter, 19O1....................... April 1, 4, F P Se- crist, salary sheriff, first quarter, 1901 ... April Is, BE Jackson, salary probatejudge, hrst quarter, 19Ol... April 1, 6, A F McAl- lister, salary record CT, first quarter, 1901 April 1,7, w B Woods, salary clerk of dis trictcourt, firstquar- ter, 1901. April 1, 8, l. E Divel- bess, services and mileage board of supervise ors, first quarter, 19O1........... April 1, 9, J H Willis, services and mileage board of supervisors, first quarter, 1901 ... April 1, 10, JXWoods, services and mileage board of supervisors, first quarter, 1901 ... April 8, il, George Can non, fees as deputy sheriff, first quarter, .19O1.................. April 8, 12, S E West, fees as deputy sher- if, first quarter, 1901 April 8, 13, J H Frost, fees as justice of the peace, first quarter, 19O1......................... April 8, IA, J F Ma honey, fees as justice of the peace, first quarter, 1901. ........... April 8, Is, L T Matta, fees as justice of the peace, first quarter, 19O1.................. April 8, 16, K C Hen ley, fees as constable, first quarter, 1901 ... April 8, IT, J H Rich ards, interest re- funded ...................... ,:April 8, IS, J R Win bush, nursing indi- gent sick.........-......... April 8, 19, G P Samp- son, M. D., medical services indigent sick April 8, 20, H A Pease, / county publishing and printing. ..... April 8, 21, H H Me- Neil Co.,, county SUD- plies. es..................-....,.. April 8, 22, West Pub.
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SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS.
 Continued from preceding page.

D'NuS' Aprll $, 70, J wat page tron, supplies to
 county. $ 40 April 8, 26, w A Parr,
 burial of paupers..... 30 co @oo 'o April 3, 27, Loy Yuck
 Kee, meals and wash
 ing to prisoners...... 49 60 oo April 8, 2S, John Con -'o oo ner, repairs, treasur-
 er's office. ............... 500 April 8, 29, C L Finn,
 supplies to pauper.... 8 50 @1o oo April 8, 30, H B Smith,
 board of prisoners. 3 35 April 8, 31, H Kempen- N'0 oo ich, interpreter J P
 cOurt..... ................. OO oo April 8, 32, A F McAl- ioo 0o lister, express and
 freight charges...... ? 90 April 8, 33, T E Dal- @oo oo ton, expense S ofmeet-
 ing B of S. Phoenix S15 April B. 34, R H Clark,
 services as election OfhCer r....................... OU July 2, 35, F M Buck,
 salary as treasurer,
 second quarter, 1901 25O OC July 2, 36, w H Bur- @1 ~ bage, salary as dis
 trict attorney, sec
 ond quarter, 19O1. 25O OC July 2, 37, J P Burdett, 4l fo salary as janitor and
 jailer, second quar-
 ter, 19O1................. 225 OC July 2, 3S, Secrist, 4l 4o salary as sheriff. sec
 ond quarter, 19O1..... 25O OC July 2, 39, B F Jackson,
 salary as probate o3 50 judge, second quar-
 ter, 19O1.................. 100 0( July 2, 40, A F McAl- Zo fo lister, salary as re-
 corder, second quar-
 
 July 2, Al, WE Woods, oo salary as clerk of dis
 trict court, second
 quarter, 1901 ......... 50 O( July ?, AZ, L E Divel- 64 90 bess, services and
 mileage board of sup
 ervisors, second quar-
 ter, 1901 ................... 1 5 4( 70 oo July ?, 43, J H Willis,
 services and mileage
 board of supervisors, 1O7 35 second quarter, 1901 2S 2( July 2, A, P Secrist,
 services and fees as l25 % sheriff, second quar-
 ter, 1901 .................. 527 2 July 2, 45, J F Maho- l5 oo ney, fees as justice of
 the peace, second
 quarter, 1901.......... 40 % 70 % July 2, 46, F J Wat
 tron, fees as justice
 of the peace, second
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July /, oO, w D WoouS,
 fees as clerk district, } 45 court, second quar-
 ter, 1901 ........,......... ) co July 2, 51, Mrs J P Bur
 dett, board of prison
 CTS, second quarter, ) 60 1901 ....... .-.... July ?, 52, Mrs Eva
 Blevins, board and co wash'g indigent sick,
 second quarter, 1901 50 July 2, 53, Loy Yuck
 Kee, board and wash 35 ing prisoners, second
 quarter, 1901 ....-...... July 2, 54, H H McNeil ? % Co.,, supplies to coun-
 ty, second quarter,
 1901 ........ ? 90 July 2, 55, Noise, Kiln
 ker Co.,, supplies to
 county, second quar- 3 15 ter, 1901.. ........... ...... July ?, 56, Fl Wattron,
 supplies to county, 3 co second quarter, 1901. July 2, 57, ABB Schus-
 ter; supplies to coun- D % ty, second quarter,
 1901 -...... July 2, 5S, Wetzler
 Bros., supplies to 0 % county, second quar-
 ter 1901 1............ July 2, 59, J T Egger,
 supplies to county, Q % second quarter, 1901. July 2, 60, John Conner,
 supplies to county, 0 % second quarter 1901. July 2, 61, F A Gift,
 taking prisoners to
 county jail, second ~ oo quarter 1901 -..... ,..... July 2, 62, w A Parr,
 burial ofpaupers, sec
 ond quarter 1901 .-..- 'o oo July 2, 63, R Reed, M
 D, medical services to
 paupers, second quar-
 ter 1901 1............- 'o oo July, 2, GA, G P Samp-
 son, ID, medical ser
 vices to pauper, sec
 ond quarter, 19Ol..... July 2, 65, w R Camp Q 4fo bell, medical supplies
 to paupers, second
 quarter 1901 ...... July 2, 66, H A Pease, 6 ~ county publish'g and
 printing, second quar- ter 1901 ........... July ?, 66, Dan Divel- ~ bess, poll tax re-
 funded d......-... July 2, es, H J Hill, poll
 tax refunded, (not " 9o issued, void) ..,.. .-.... July 2, 69, J s Christal
 poll tax refunded Tu1v ? 70 Wrn Tarr.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16
LAID ON THE TABLE.
Resolution Asking for Expenditures
in the Philippines

Washington. June l6.-ln the house'
ms n matter OF privilege. Mr.. Hay wa
ca,lcd M resolution which had beeh
referred to the committee on insuiar
nffairs but not acted upon withih .he
period prescribed by the rules Gazing
mon the secretary of war Tor s'a'e
mont showing the amount ot none!
aynended BY the United States since
Nav /. 1925. for the cost OF the arm.
serving in the Philippines; Tor tns
maintenance of both the military anr 1nr
civil government Of said Islands iol
~. transport service to the islahds'
snr ,he maintenance OF the insnlar ou.
reau OF the war department ana a Ioa
any other purpose connected W. Mi.n ph;, Ny
"nccunation ""c and possession OF the rn''' n
,"ninr islands OF the United States
Mr Crumpacker Und.o moved 70 ,;.'s 10.
,hs resolution on the table. Inc ris.ns NE
vote % resulted 81 to 46. whereupon ma ND;
Nav Nav demanded the ayes and e,',,;nu noes anu
,hn & roll was called. The reso'u''o"
."u .nas laid mon the table. 80 TO o.. -,
" Mr. Cannon. from the comm'..re narai uI
.,mropriations. reported the se''e'"'
deficiency oil. -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16
BY A STRICT PARTY VOTE.
Senate Committee Will NOT Report
Statehood Bill This Session.

Washington. June l6.-The senate
committee on territories has decided TO
take up for consideration early IN the
next session of congress the omnibus
statehood BILL admitting into the
Union the territories OF OklahoHa.
New Mexico and Arizona. The decl-
sion was reached upon motion OF Sen
ator Nelson and the motion was ADOPT
cd by a strict party vote. the Republic-
ans voting in the affirmative and the
Democrats in the negative. This vote
was preceded by two votes on LOTIONS
made by Democratic members looking
TO the consideration of the bill during
the present session. The first OF these
motions was to take up the question
next Wednesday. This motion was
made by Senator Bate and was So'eu
down. the Republicans voting nnah-
imously in the negative and the oem-
ocrats in thA affirmative. The Demo
Gratis opposed Senator Nelson's mo-
tion on the ground that its adoption
wonld preclude the possibility OF con-
s;dering the bill during this session.
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NO ACTION THIS SESSION.
Department Of Commerce Bill viii Be
Allowed to Go Over.

Washington June l6.-Representa-
tive Hepburn. chairman of the house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce. together with the members
of the subcommittee of that committee
appointed TO confer with the president
in regard TO the new department Of
commerce bill. now before the commit
tee. conferred with the president dur
ing the day. The president told them
he had not given the matter sufficient
attention to warrant him in expressing
an opinion as to what bureaus should
be included in the new department,
and il was directed that he should rec
ommend 10 the several cabinet officers
the selection by them Of some one in
each department competent 10 confer
with the committee as to what bureaus
should be detached from the several
departments and included in the new
department.
After the conference Mr.. Hepburn
stated that there would not be time for
this contemplated action at the pres
ent session OF congress and that IT was
practically settled that the measure
would go over until the next session.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16

Elnccr onicer OF tnt arm! to direct q
survey on the isthmus OF Darien tc
verify surveys already made FOR an IN
teroceanic canal "at the narrowest
part OF the isthmus. The resolution
was ordered TO lie on the table.
Senator Elklns. speaking OF the res.
olution. said that Texas was admitted
under precisely the same terms as thls
resolution provided for Cuba. he said
he preferred the admission OF Cuba IN
preference TO granting $6,ooo.ooo a
wear TO her out of the revenues
without knowing where ii would go
nv proyidinc for the admission of cuba
there would he no more d'Herehces ~
the Republican party on the supJect o'
tariff relations with the island.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16
LYNCH AGAIN EEMANpED.
Prosecution States Its Case Auainst
the Prisoner.


London. June 16.-Bow Street police
court was crowded when the investiga.
lion into the charge of high treason
brought against Colonel Arthur Lynch,
formerly Df the Boer army, was begun.
Lynch, who was elected member of
parliament for Galway in November
last. was arrested at New Haven
Wednesday upon landing from France.
Yrs. Lynch and other friends of the
accused were present. The solicitor
general, Sir Edward Carson, in open.
ng for the prosecution, alluded briefly
10 Colonel Lynch's Australian birth,
his residence In Paris and his de.
parture thence to the Transvaal in
January, 1900.
THE case for the prosecution" said
Sir Edward. will be that on arriving
in South Africa Lynch took service
with the Transvaal government, raised
regiment of which he acted as COM
mander to fight in behalf of the Beers
and actively fought against General
Buller's operations.
Lynch was in Pretoria, Jan. Is,
1900" the solicitor general continued,
and wrote to the Transvaal authori.
ties, notifying them of his desire to
take up arms. January Is he signed
field comets certificate. describing
himself as an Irishman. British sub
ject and born in Australia, but declar-
ing his willingness to fight for the
South African Republic in order to
maintain and defend its independence.
Lynch also took the oath of allegiance
as full burgher, the certificate en-
abling him to do SO as we'll as to ac-
cept commission from the Transyaal
government.
Lynch then raised the so-callcd
Irish brigade. joined the invading army
in Natal and issued an appeal signed
Arthur Lynch. colonel. Irish brigade,
inviting Irishmen to assist the two re-
publics."
The Hon. Charles Russell, second
son Of the late lord chief justice, Baron
Russell of KillOwen. in behalf of the
defendant, said that Lynch had faced
the proceedings like man. What he
had done had been done openly and
he desired to facilitate the inquiry as
much as possible.
After the police had furnished evi-
dence of the prisoners arrest he was
remanded to June q.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16
ooes,DENT's WESTERN TRIP.
ex.ended Tour Proposed During tn'
Latter Part Of September.

Washington, June 16.-Ihe preS,'
dent will start on a somewhat extend
cd trip through the West and Nortn'
west during the latter part OF Septem.
her. He has accepted invitations 10 10
90 to Detroit. Minneapolis ana o!ner me-
Cities returning by way OF Sprlnghela.
ri where he will attend the state iail
IN Oct. 2. This date was deciGea On
during the day. when Senator Cu,,om nnna
nresented delegation headed oy rres'
;dent Conrad of the fair association;
Some time in October the preslden'
will take a trip through the Soutnwes.; >.
his objective points being the iair q.
San Antonio and a bear hunt IN Inc ~,
swamns @ of Mississippi. The itinerary
for this trip has not been dehnitely c,,'ae az
ranged. The journey may incluuo n;.o
nnints in Kansas and Nebraska gone
put and New Orleans and other oou.n inr
% orn cities returning. Senator foraAta 81
cav the president during the aay ..eo 40
srr range for the call OF a comml,.tie nsie
~ho wants the president to Sis'' on'o
while he is in the west.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16
WhOODing Cough

A woman who has had experience with
this disease tells how to prevent any
dangerous consequences from it. She
sa! 6: Our three children took whooping
cough last summer, our baby boy being
only three months old. and owing to our
giving them Chamberlain Cough Rem.
edy, they lost none Of their plumpness
and came out in much better health
shan other children whose parents did
not use this remedy. Our oldest little
girl could call Justify for cough syrup
between whoops.-JEssIE PINKEY HALL,
Springvale. Ala This Remedy is for sale
by all Druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16
UNPRECEDENTED STORMS.

eo.,h African Railroads 6'ockeo -
six Feet Of Snow
Cane Town. June le.-unpv aver
denied snow storms have sMep. sy"nued nv
.he % %midlands, Trains are "'wnoort o,ovSrn
tue ~ xsont snowdrift at Maa"wpo''''
r.e s telegraph wires are down.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16
ARREARS TO BE RENTED.
BY This Means II is Hoped to Dimin
ish Discomfort in Russia.

ST. Petersburg. June 16.--In official
circles it is hoped that the prevailing
discomfort throughout the empire will
be diminished perceptibly by the re-
mission of tn arrears OF taxes from
the peasantry Ii has been decided by
the council of state to remit the
amount of S1o.50O.0OO and the ukase
will be promulgated on the feast Of
the Trinity by NJ. de Ploehwe. minis
ter of the interior.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16
Gardner Gets Six Years.

Minneapolis, June 1G.-Irwin A.
Gardner, the special police officer
convicted OF bribery, was brought be-
fore Judge Harrison and sentenced to
six years at hard labor. A stay was
granted and. it is expected. the re-
quired $4,000 bonds will be furnished
and Gardner soon released, pending a
motion for a new trial
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No. 72O Seventeenth St.

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has the same experience with
Wine of Cardui that | had,
your medicine will be most
popular. About a year ago
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month. lfelt that | needed
something, but to get the
right medicine was the trou-
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MISS ROSE OWENS,
No. 72o Seventeenth ST. WASHINGTON D. G.
SHINGTON, d. C.

If you are a suffering wo-
man we would say to you
that Wine of Cardui seldom
fails to completely cure any
case of female ills. We say
emphatically, it never fails
to benefit. Every day hun
dreds Of sufferers are writing
to our Ladies Advisory De-
partment. The letters are
opened by persons compe-
tent to give advice. Mrs.
Jones was cured by follow
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16
Double Murderer Pardoned.

Columbus. o., June 16.-George
Goodell has been pardoned from the
Ohio penitentiary by President Roose-
yelt He was sentenced in the Indian
Territory to serve two sentences of
ten years each for manslaughter. He
killed John Culsom and brother.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16

ing the advice which was reely given
her by the Ladies' Advisory Depart
ment. Miss Owens was cured without
advice by just buying a 81 90 bottle Of
Wine Of Cardui from her druggist and
taking this great medicine in the pri-
vacy of her home. No doctors ex-
animation, treatment or advice is nec-
essary. You have read what these two
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enough to lead you to determine to he
rid Of sufering2
August l3, 1900, Mrs. w. H. Jones,
of Cameron, Mo-, writes:
II ssffered terribly at monthly periods
for three yeafs. wou1d sometimes 60 for
seven months with no flow at al. Now
I have my health back again and am
expecting to Be confined h January. /
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your Wine Of Cardui and only needed to
take three bottles when was fully re-
covered"
..1lHEN Miss Rose Owens. who
WI has a responsible position in
W the Govern m ent service at
Washington, D. c., decided to
try Wine of Cardui, she made wise
choice. Over a million women have
been relieved Of female weakness by this
same Wine Of Cardui. 1t is not a
strong medicine but may be taken every
day in the year by any woman with
benefit. 1t does not force results, but
corrects arrangements of the menstrual
organs. 1t strengthens the nervous
system, gives tone to the bodily func-
tions, acts directly on the genital
organs, and is the finest tonic for wo-
men known to the science Of medicine.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16
RESOLUTION ~ THE SENATE
PROVIDING FOR Her AoMis.
SION 40 A STATE.
flkIHs FATHERS THE PLAN
Crants the coneent of Congress to the
Move Provided che Constitution o'
the Proposed New state 10 Submitted
Not Later Than Jan. I, i90A-Appro'
prIasIon o. 100000 included to Car
~ its Provisions Into Eject
~ lts provjeloce Into Effect


Washington. June Ex-senator FL
9ins has introduced Q Joint resolution
10 the senate providing for the annex
alton Of Cuba and for It's admission as
. state OF the Union. The resolution
grants the consent OF congress 10 tue
erection OF Shs republic Of Cuba as .
state OF the Union. ITO be called the
state Of Cuba. with . republican form
OF government. to be adopted by tne
people OF said republic by deputies III
convention assembled with the consent
Q! the existing government con
ait'on 10 specified that the constitution
u the proposed state shall be SUP
m'tted to congress not later than jan
!. 1904. There also IL . provision tha'
me debts OF Cuba shall not become u
sasrse upon the general government
mere also II an alternative provision"
swing tho president authority, u ne
prefers TO proceed In . more d'rec'
way. for Cuba's admission under ths
ssrms OF the resolution itself "insteao
~ Proceeding to submit the resolui' 'n
IN -
20 Cuba - an overture on the part OF
we United States" II this iattc'
sourse 10 pursued = state IL 70 ..
soImed "out OF the present repnoi'c o'
Suoa. with . republican form OF gov, ~,
ssnmsnt and with representatives -. -
ti,onsress and be admitted INTO ', .nr
Union By this oct. ON an equal ioo..ns .n
I'm the existing states, as soon rs W.
terms and conditions OF such aim's'
sion shall be agreed upon by the gov,
.sIInments Of the republic OF Cuba anu
'ns United States"
The resolution provides for the ap.
SS.0prtation Of 100000 to carry ''s pro-
Visions into eject.
The resolution was not referred 10 =
.ommittee but was. 1t Mr.. Elkins s"s
ttvstlon. allowed to lie on the taD'c; =
sSo'at resolution was offered Dy M.
'sott wv. Val providing Tor an ="
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16
"ouSE COMMITTEE LIMITS THE
DISCUSSION ON THE PHIL.
lPPINE BILL.
LONG SESSIONS TO BE HELD
WIN Convene at Eleven In the Mornino
and Night Meetings for Debate Only
Will Last Until 10:30-PracticaIIy
Decided That the Department Of
Commerce Bill Win Not Be Acted
on Until Next Session.

Washington. June 1.-THE house
committee on insular affairs has ar
ranged the details of the coming de.
bate on the Philippine civil govern
ment bill. General debate is to con.
slnue from next Wednesday until the
following Monday and thereafter on
Tuesday and Wednesday the measure
Is to be open to amendment under the
hve minute rule, with final vote at 1
.. m. Oh Wednesday. June %.
The day sessions are TO begin at II
a. m. and night sessions lasting until
1890 p. m. are to be held for debate
only Ample opportunity is to bn
given for amendments. substitutes. etc.
although it is practically certain the
bill will pass as reported to the house.
The committee voted to substitute
the house bill for the senate measure
and motion by Representative Pat
terson lTenn.) to substitute the Dem
ocratic measure providing for Philip
pine independence after four years
preparatory period was voted down.
Later the Philippine debate was put
of one day in order TO permit the de-
fciency appropriation bill 10 come up
on Wednesday, thus making the debate
run from the 10th TO the Goth inst.
when the final vote will be had.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-16

p,o,or,a June 16.-Freezins co;n, ;,s
accompanied by heavy ,sos s"."i blocked in
here. The Cape mai was sor twenty.four
the neeI; snow at Springfield m lor t"'" !" employ
.nr"s nouss' engines to extricate inc '
80, tho drift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-20

ganite roltge pg lane, ION ON eI ilet
lite penteoe noget 6onordr.
Oct bar en- SolOnin9 Der pate en-
lite rinee 5orunbring, og ftttr los
gen 9ios 6orlsb mootog ri ira D'or
ainltns Gfsefutor Qnmooning ON al
inofenoe Regning til SOet for ben
pbebe 2Hgebi9Ip.
Men ri Iparebe tilbdge, at pi title
6aboe noeet arao paa Beet, Def
bar life Qopofot Mac 8inlep ira Sp@
en- Canton / Obio. ri bdpoe opersrs
ct. Oct par RepubIitens 9r9iioent-
paa bette @runbldg benoiite 9ott
Saaen iii Reproientanternes 9us,
bpor SpsrgsmuaIet after Renotltss til
en- aommisiion. Den enoslias af9er'
elfe mdd pere ~trufen for lite l9nst
Iioen, tbi peo min qntomit her til
gpen mpbtog jeg N%nbisning pdd nit
5onorar".
,,!6por fort bar Oet2"
ia, unbftplb, at jeg At f%orlfels
liae @runbe lite mener mig beretttget
til at iige bet. 6por meget tror Dsg"
3. Gfs. 25,000 &r.
,Oeromfring, men lite unosr. Seq
sr ganite tilfreos for min Bart.
- 5olen falbt paa dnhr: 20.
o9 Or. Mpniter opIpite. at ban 9a9sn
forinben paa i'm 57ddri9e JsoieIsOog
boobe inbbubt ca. 60 gdml' SlegtF
ninae % 8enner til Mioodg pea stpS
oebanen, men bd De feiie al Dem oiits
fla at oere bsbe, fbge, bortreilte 21tr
paa anosn Maabe fprhinoreoe, taOoe
ban opeiDst Wiobdgen % beilntieh, AZ
feire 5pbfelsbagen / 1iOoli.
Or. Mpniter, Der le~biugeoss al i'm
5rue, en- fpbt Qmeritanerino', bell
fog I aabningsfeiten for Serums5ns
ititutet ben 9be Sept. o9 returnsrsOs
ummibelbart berefter til 9uTdlo.