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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

men and animals can absorb and NAH
nse Of them. Hence we have vegetables
and grains. So 1t still further requires
the intelligence and skill of man TO cook
and prepare the vegetables and cereals
to make them digestlble and 1T. el-,..
The greater the In preparation and
the more nearly
Intelligence n the laws of diges-
skiIl dlspIayed ton Of food are
followed the more
perfect the result. We have the true
scientific facts for the basis and the
practical every day results with feeding
millions of people for our proof and the
statement stands on the solid rock OF tact
one pound Of Orape-Nuts will supply
more nourishmenf that the system
Will absorb than 10 pounds Of meat,
wheat, oats and bread. r
We are at home every day, come and
see US. II you are o scientist 81 from
Maine bring your wallet .
The London ut he basis OF
nomenclature OF
LAncoS one Oi this preparation is
eha 1eaafaat mad. evidently an Amer
lean pl easantry
icAi since 'Grape-Nuts'
A.. th. -oda is derived solely
has to say: preparatory pro
cess undoubtedly converts the food con-
~stituents into a much more digestible
condition than In the raw cereal. This
IL evident from the remarkable solubil.
ity OF the preparation. no less than one
half Of Il being soluble in cold water.
The soluble portion contains chiefly dex-
trim and no starch. In appearance
'GrApe-Nuts' resembles fried bread
crumbs. The grains are brown and
crisp, with a pleasant taste not unlike
slightly burnt malt. According TO u
analysis the following Is the compost
ton OF tGrape-Nuts': moisture. 6.02 per
cent; mineral matter, 2.01 per cent;
fat, 1.60 per cent; protetds, 1900
per cent; soluble carbohydrates, &c,
1910 per cent; and unAltered carbOhyd-
rates QnsOluble), 26.07 per cent. The
features worthy Of note In this analysis
are the excellent proportion Of proteid,
mineral matters and soluble carbOhyd-
per cent. The mineral matter was
rich IN .phosphorie acid. 'GrRpe-Nuts' Is
described as a brain and nerve food,
that may mean. Our analysis
at any rate, shows that ii Is a nutritiye
OF a high order, since II contains the con-
.stituents OF a complete food In a very
satisfactory and rich proportion and in
easily asSimilable state"
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
EMEMBERSCREATNAPOLEON
Danish Statesman Who Visited Paris When
the Oorsioan Was in Ascendant.
NOW AN OLD MAN, BUT IN ACTIVE LIFE
Enjoys the Opern and Tnkes His Rec
reatiOn Along with work at the
Age of 0T-sends His RE-
CARDS to Americana.

Copyright, 1902, by Press Publishing Coz
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Nov. 29.-(New
York World Cablegram-Special Telegram.)
Give my respects to the Americans said
Senator Thygeson to the World CORE
s%pondent, who called TO interview the old
est living statesman in active work, now
81 years old. II hope they will not be too
angry with me because | voted not to sell
the Danish West indies to the United
States. Tell them the United States is
grand and big enough without these small
islands, but Denmark IA small and cannot
afford to get smaller.
II shall be glad to tell a little about my
self IL you think the World cares about 1t.
We'll, l was born in Norway in 1905,
several years before Norway and Denmark
were parted. My father was a sheriff up
there. When l was Z years old my. par
ents made a journey to Paris. That was
quite an event in those days and we trav-
eled all day in a stage coach. l think
the Journey from Copenhagen to Paris took
about three weeks. l remember we were
upset by the stage coach losing a wheel
and my father scolded the coachman dread
fully.
when We arrived in Paris the city was
filled with soldiers. l stood with my par
ents at a window Of our hotel and looked
down on the place. All Of a sudden my
mother picked me up in her arms and
said: Look down there. DO you see that
small gentleman on the white horse? He
is Emperor Napoleon
II remember as plain as anything how
the small man was gesticulating in front
Of his soldiers, but l could not hear or
understand what he was saying. 1t seems
quite funny TO have seen the great en-
peror, don't you think so?" asked the old
man, smiling.
Suddenly he shouted to his old servant:
Christian, l want to go to the Royal
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lar 75c per yard, 2H yards in remnant,
for sac.
STRIPED WOOL CREPE DE CHENE,
regular 75c quality, rs yards in remnant,
for sac.
GRANITE STRIPED NOVELTY, regular
75c per yard. 3 yards in remnant, for zoe.
IMPORTED PRINTED NOVELTY, regu-
lar 75c per yard, 9 yards in remnant, for
SSc.
PARTISAN WASTING, regular 75c per
yard, 2k yards in remnant, for SIC. O..
PARTISAN NOVELTY, regular 75c per
yard. 2k yards in remnant, for S3c.
BEDFORD CORD NOVELTY. in pink, 40
inches wide, regular 81 per yard, III yards
In remnant, for SIC.
IMPORTED BEDFORD AND LACE
STRIPE NOVELTY. Nile green, "a inches
wide, regular 50 per yard, 2h yards in rem
nant, for CSC.
NOVELTY WASTING, regular 75c per
yard, rs yards in remnant, for s7c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
RAVAeES OF THE SMALLPOX
method Of Vaccination Employed
spreads the Disease in h
Greek Archipelago.

VIENNA, Nov. 2s.-A shocking story ID
published by the Neues weiner Journal to-
day OF the smallpox scourge in the Furni
islands near Samoa. Greek archipelago.
According to the report more than 1000
persons are dead at the, Furni islands,
which are inhabited by 500 Greek families.
When smallpox broke out the Turkish
authorities Guaranteed the Islands and the
people. being without doctors, resorted to
the expedlent OF v~accinating the healthy
people with lymph from the sufferers. and
the disease spread rapidly in all directions.
There is no confirmation Of the story.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

STRIPED WOOL CREPE DE CHENB,
regular 75c per yard, 2% yards in remnant,
for Sic.
PAISLEY NOVELTY, regular 75c per
yard, "a yards in remnant. for sac.
CORDED NOVELTY, regular 81 per yard,
az yards in remnant, for slips.
PARTISAN and RIBBON STRIPED NOV
ELTY, regular 75c per yard, 3 1-S yards in
remnant. for s1.09.
STRIPED NOVELTY in LACE EFFECT,
regular 75c per yard rs yards in remnant,
for soc.
NOVELTY DOT WASTING, regular Use
per yard, az yards in remnant, for sec.
BASKET ETAMINE NOVELTY, regular
T5c per yard, "a yards in remnant. for s6c.
SATIN FINISHED CORDED NOVELTY.
regular 81 per yard 2% yards in remnant,
Tor $3.50.
NOVELTY FIGURED WASTING, regu-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
WANTS LOUBET AT FAIR
Congressman TRwney VIII Ask Con-
gresa TO Invite Preach
PreSideuk

ST LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Congressman James
A. Tawney of Minnesota, who conferred
recently with the exposition management,
will Introduce in congress a Joint resolu-
tion inviting President Loubet Of. France
to visit the United States in 1904 and be-
come the guest of the Worlds fair man
agement.
AS chairman of the house committee on
the exposition Mr.. Tawney is the proper
person 70 offer the resolution.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
NoRD GAINS IN STRENGTH
Camps One Days March from Port
an Prince with Many
Follower.

PORT AU PRINCE. Hayti. Nov. 2s.-The
president OF the chamber Of has
left Tor 81. Marc, where he will reioln Gen.
eral Nord.
His absence has caused great dihiculty in
the work OF the chamber.
General Nord appears to have the better
Of the situation. Accord between the sene-
quists and the FouohAfdlsts is said to be
impossible. The advance guard OF General
Nord is encamped one days journey from
Port au Prince
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
STILL SoUABBLE OVER GOLD
Bankers and Merchants want 20 AbOI-
Ish silver standard, but Farm
ers Are Satisfied. A."

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 29.-~Fluctuations of
silver keep exchange continually varying.
Opinions are still divided as to the advis-
ability or adopting a gold standard.
The largest business men and most bank
ers incline to a gold basis, while farmers
are disposed to regard the agitation as a
mere cutlery on the part Of Interested for
eigners. Business men are marking up
prices to the proportion Of 3 to 1 Banks
are all prosperous and business interests
report excellent trade conditions.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
.REIcHsTAe AGAIN sUsPENDS
Socialists Alleged TraIIor
and Then walk out of
g.. Chamber.

BERLIN, Nov. 2s.-In the Reichstag to-
day Herr Bebel alluded to Herr Richter
as having formerly participated in the
tariff bill obstruction.
H Is a traitor to the minority" cried
Herr Bebel. whefeupon Herr Richter sprang
to his feet in a great rage and shouted:
THAT is infamous"
The president called Herr Bebel to order
and the socialists hastily left the hall and
the president closed the sitting.
The cabinet has kept discreetly away
during the stormy scenes Of the last two
days. but the chancellor is holding confer
ences with the majority leaders between
sittings.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
KAISER WILL GO TO CHURCH
Promises to Attend Dedication OF
American Place of worship
In Berlin.

BERLIN. Nov. 29.-Rev, Mr.. Dickie, pas
tor Of the American church here, sailed for
the United states today to secure a library
and other things for the new church Which
he is building at a cost of 500, 900.
Emperor William inquired about the
church when Mr.. white, the retiring am
bassador, held his farewell audience, and
said he would attend It's dedication.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
BANDITS DYNAMITE BANKS
succeed in Illinois and Kentucky, but
Only Get Dollars
from Latter.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. Nov. 2s.-safe blow
ers made a successful raid last night on
the State bank at Stanford. a village ten
miles southwest Of here. and $1,000 was
taken. The thieves escaped.
CAIRO. Ill, Nov. 2s.-The First National
hank OF Wyeline, KY, was dynamited last
night by four robbers. While the vault
was completely destroyed and the bank
building considerably damaged, the rob-
bers only secured 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
TOTAL COTTON CROP is VAST
Growers Sell More Than They Raise
During the Year Just
Ended.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-The hnal re-
part OF the statistician Of the Department of
Agriculture shows the actual growth Of
cotton in the United States for the year
1Sol-2 to have been 1850, AIS commercial
bales. OF which lis. $50 bales were marketed
before September l, 1901, and s,s9s. sSe
bales between September /, 1901, and Au-
gust 81, 1909, 154,b92 bales being carried
forward to the year 1923.
The commercial crop Of the year
amounted to 0.ssS. 224 bales, thus exceed
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
TRIBESMEN ARE PUNISHED
Twenty-Five Killed and Many Taken
by the British
in India.

PEsHAwAR, British India, Nov. 2s.-
Twenty-Five Wazliris killed, 2O2 taken pris-
oners, two wounded, hfty-nine towers and
three villages destroyed, 5000 head OF cat
tie and forty-eight guns captured Is the net
result of the British expedition recently
sent against the rebellious tribesmen.
The effect Of this punishment upon the Of
Tending tribes is said to have been salutary.
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ing the amount actually grown by sos, TAG
bales. This excess was due In the main to
the marketing Of cotton held over.
With regard to linters, the report says
the enormous growth OF the seed crushing
industry resulted in an important addition
to the crop.
The total purchase Of cotton by southern
mills during the year ending August 81.
1909, amounted to 1,SS1,5 $50 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
JAIL FOR STRIKE RIOTERS
New Orleans Men Sentenced for Gut
. ting Wires ana Beating
NOnunlOnIsts.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 29.-Judge Par
LANCE, in the United States circuit court,
today handed down a decision in the case of
the linemen OF the Cumberland Telephone
company who have been on trial for con-
tempt in connection with the recent strike.
Six were found guilty and given heavy
sentences in prison and I'VE were dis
charged. The men violated an Injunction
and were arrested at various times for cut
ting wires and beating employees Of the
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
KILLED BY SCANDAL
CONTINUED from First page.)

vindication failed to altogether dlspei.. The
socialist Vorwaerts. taking lie Information
from the Neapolitan Independence, painted
a revolving picture Of ian orgies al
legged TO have been organized by Mr.. Krupp
on the beautiful island Of Capri, in the bay
Of Naples. where he had built himself a
palace. The vorwaerts accused him Of set
Ting In Italy because the Italian penal code
does not regard this particular moral
leprosy as crime. The Italian government
ordered an inquiry into the matter and tho
result was a complete clearing OF the dead
mans character. II is understood that the
Italian government will now criminally
prosecute the Italian newspapers which
printed the defamatory articles.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
NEW YORK IS BARRED
Continued on Second Pake.)


any trafic in cattle In that state or be-
tween that and other states, IL deemed
necessary by the executive committee.
Dr. w. +. Huntington, government cattle
inspector at Portland, has received no in
struetions to stop the shipment OF cattle
from Portland to England and 1t is not
likely that an embargo will be placed on
that port.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-Arthur @. Leonard.
general manager of the Union Stock Yards
company, says a quarantine order In New
England will have but little effect on the
beef industry Of the country. The only
particular effect is the closing Of the New
England ports to shipments Of western
live stock and changing the points Of ex-
port to other ports. The principal part of
the beef going out is dressed and goes
right through the guaranteed district for
export.
The same opinion was given by John A.
Spoor. president of the Union Stock Yards
company, and G. NJ. Skiller Of the Interna.
tional Live Stock exposition.
Experiments with Texas Ticks.
oUANAH. Tex, Nov. 29.-For the last If
teen days a series OF experiments with a
South American cattle dip have been going
va 10" nv sONerhmeht mas sent men
here to report on the experiments.
About 100 head Of badly infected steers
and cows were dipped in the ~solution and
after seven days. during which there were
four days rain, only about / per cent of the
ticks were found alive, and after ten days
the cattle were inspected and permission
was given by the state %oficers to move the
cattle into a disinfeeted pasture.
1t is thought that in the spring when the
weather is warm and the cattle begin to
thrive that after seven days the cattle will
be clean and allowed to be moved into dis
infected territory.
Should this be the case It will mean mill
lions Of dollars to the Texas Panhandle
and all the territory along and below the
quarantine line. The dip has no bad effect
on the cattle whatever.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
UTAH MURDERER TO BE SHOT
Nathan HawOrth Decides that He win
Face Rides when ExPIating
Crime,

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 20.-In the cir
cunt court at Pennington, Judge Reiapp to-
aay pronounced sentence of death o Ma
nan Haworth. convicted Of the murder OF
Thomas sannAll in Layton three years ago.
haWorth chose shooting as the means OF
death and will thus be executed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

theater tonight. what are they playingf"
Carmen but there is not a ticket to
be GOT
Hang Il, then, we must 60 TO som
other place. A fellow has got to have some
fun while he Is young OF. at any rate be-
fore he gets too old"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
DISMISS NEGRO LAW SUITS
Federal Judges Decide They Have No
Jurisdictien in Franchise
Cases.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 3s.4Chief Justice
Melville W. Fuller Of h United States
supreme court, and Judge Waddill, sit
ting In the United States circuit court here
today. dismissed the suits brought to in
validate the new Virginia constitution, hold
Ing hat the federal court had no iurisdic-
tion.
An appeal will he takan
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
MAD MULLAH is DEFIANT
sends Back Useless stores ana Prom
Uses TO whip British
@ Again,

ALDEN, Arabia, Nov. 2e,-The Mad Mullah
recently sent into the British camp the
train Of supply camels captured from
Colonel swayne.
He previously rendered all the stores
unfit for use and accompanied his present
with q defiant message, promising to whip
the British again. sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
HAS BOMB FOR LEGISLATORS
Former italian Policeman Arrested
on His Way to blow Up
Parliament.

ROME, Nov. ga former policeman
named Finelli, having in his possession q
loaded bomb, was arrested in the ~neighbor-
hood Of the Chamber of Deputies -
FinelIi confessed that he meant to threw
the bomb among the deputies. 1t is be-
lleved he is insane.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

How much food, absorb, take up,
make use of,
value VIII the That's the. question.
system Dupp1 10 sUu 81
sugar, (which is nearly all pure nour-
ishment. Would his system absorb 10
pounds? He would probably be made
sick and really lose weight ana strength.
But suppose you prepared the sugar so
he could quickly digest and assimilate It
and absorb into his system the nOurish-
ing properties of Ii, is 1t not clear that Il
pounds of such food would furnish him
more nourlshment that his system
would absorb than the 10 pounds, or
even 80 pounds of raw sugar?
That is exactly the case with Grape
Nuts. The elements Of wheat and bar
ley are scientifically treated in exactly
the way tie human body treats them to
accomplish the first act OF digestion, that
is the change of starch into Grape Sugar.
L.'
The makers Of in order to keep
the -four white. A
white Hour sAcrt- man fed on white
flee the most bread alone will
gradually become
valuable part OF a shattered nervous
the wheat wreck and die. He
tan pObbADiy nN6
unless he is furnished with the food ele-
ments required by Nature to sustain life,
and some OF the most powerful are en-
tirely absent In white bread Every
element in the wheat and barley ls kept
in Grape-Nuts, and MAI or animal can
live indefinitely on that perfect food. We
have records of several thousand cases
where people have been unable to main
tain health, weight and strength on
meat, wheat, oats or bread and have
been able to increase weight, vitality
and strength on the little portions OF
Grape'Nuts taken as a portion of each
meal.
We will place against $l0,000.00
to be deposited by
$l'OOO.OO In any the Maine Expert
L..L ment Scientists %
ard the total $20.-
0O0.0O less cost OF experiment. to be
paid to them for their trouble and work
II they prove our claim untrue. II they
fail, the amount to be paid us for u
time and labor Of demonstration.
Common earth and air contain the raw
elements necessary for mans food but
even II a scientific state ofhcihl should
tell you that, would you therefore eht
10 pounds OF earth ana syDect TO extract
it's no~urishmehtl II requires the curious
and wonderful manipulation Of the laws
Of the vegetable kingdom TO select and
combine and prepare these food ele-
Of the soil In such a way that
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

men and animals can absorb and NAH
nse Of them. Hence we have vegetables
and grains. So 1t still further requires
the intelligence and skill of mar TO cOOk
and prepare the vegetables and cereals
to make them digestible and At. ci-,,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
Honors for Ambassador Tower

LONDON, Nov. 29.-Tho car has con-
ferred the grand Gordon Of the Saint Alex
ander Newsky order on Ambassador Tower
and the French government has made Mr..
Tower a grand officer Of the Legion Of
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

against 100000
to be deposited by
the Maine Expert,
ment Scientists %
ard the total $20.-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
Troopn OF suItan Attsckad.

TANGIER. Morocco, Nov. 2s.-The sultan
Of Morocco's forces have been attacked by
the Seymour tribesmen not far from Tan
gier. The sultan dispersed the rebels. but
his advance on Rabath was checked.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
Suspected Anarchist Arrested.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Nov. pa supposed
anarchist was arrested in the park of Eux-
inograde castle today on suspicion that he
Intended making an attempt to assassinate
Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

A dispatch from London under yesterdays
date announced that Mrs. Dillon had been
suddenly summoned to Chicago, where her
husband is lying i'll.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
B. c. HENNING.
Sent Z 1902.

sept. Z, lSUZ. CoIAopOns, ia.
Be careful and see that 'Dufy's Pure
Malt Whiskey" is on the. label. and that 1t
Is our own patent bottle with the name
blown In the bottle. This is the only way
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is sold. II
offered in bulk or in TASKS 1t is a fraud.
Beware of so-called Malt Whiskies, which
are sold cheap. They inJure the system.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
withdrawal of English Colo.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-The Withdrawals of
gold from the Bank OF England today were
ESQ, 900 for shipment to South America
and s192, 600 for Egypt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
olive schreiner's Husband Elected.

CAPETowN. Nov. 29.-Cronwight schrei-
ner, the candidate OF the Afrikander Bund,
has been elected member OF the House OF
Assembly from Coburg. Cape Colony. He
is the husband Of Olive Schreiner, the
writer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
rerkeses Are Coming Home.

LONDON. Nov. 29.-The passenger list Of
the steamship Deutschland, from Hamburg
tomorrow, via Southampton and Cherbourg,
/, contains the names Of Charles
T. and Mrs. Yerkes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

eddy discuss the subject and produce
a statement showing more calorles OF
food value In ten pounds OF bread than
In one pound OF Grape-Nuts.
That is not the question at Issue. Like
many other pseudO-scientihc dabsters
they befuddle themselves and become
lost In the maze OF scientific effort
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
WILL TRY HUNTER in SECRET
Call Eye witnesses of
AFFAIR.

GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala, Nov. rs.
If there lie any hearing Of the charge
against W. Godfrey Hunter, IT,. it will be
held in secret and by oflcials OF the gov
eminent No evidences will be asked for
by the guatemalan officers from eye
witnesses.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
MRS. DILLON is TO COME
wife of the Irish Leader Summoned
&c Chicago, where Her Hus-
band Is Ill.

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Among the passengers
who will sail on the steamer Umbria from
Liverpool today is Mrs. Dillon, wife of John
Dillon, the Irish leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
Minister win Live I'm Hnvana.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-senor Rafael s.
Lopez. the new minister from Salvador.
presented his credentials to President
Roosevelt today. Senior Lopez represents
his government not only in Washington,
but also at Havana, where he intends to re-
Side the q eater part Of the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

gest that starch are left out; therefore
when much starch, even In the shape Of
white bread Is put into the stomach II
passes into the intestinal tract where,
instead Of being digested it fermlents and
causes trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30

used in the manufacture OF Grape-Nuts,
so that the famous food goes into the
body in the form Of Grape Sugar-that
is the starch has bfen changed and the
first act Of digestion has taken place
The result is that the human body is
furnished with valuable food elements
In the most perfect form. q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
Post says that

Post says that furnishes more our
ishment than the sys-
one pound OF TEN will absorb than
o.... N.,. ten pounds of meat,
N~Po'N~ wheat, oats or bread.
He has a reason for the statement. The
white -four makers issued millions Of cir
culars denouncing him for the statement.
Post further says the excessive use of
white bread causes disease OF the bowels
frequently ending in p%eritonltis and APP
pendicitis.
Close under the shell of the wheat lie
the p~hOsphates, potash and other ele-
ments absolutely demanded by the body
for it's proper feeding, particularly for
the nerve centers and the brain. Also
close under the shell lie the elements OF
the d~lastase required by the body to
change the starchy part of b wheaI in
to Grape Sugar during the process of d.
gestiOn. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-30
Telephones, sis.ss4

ticket that tells exactly the quantity, regular price and special
remnant price. New Persian stripes, wool crepe de chine, in fig
ured and striped effect, dainty Dresden striped novelties, pOin-
tia stripes, black and white, white with dainty black stripes,
etc, all on sale on dress goods counter, Monday morning at 8 A.
NJ. Below we mention a few prices selected at random from the
many hundreds of remnants.