davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
SAYS SECRETARY ROOT AT IN.
TERSTATE MEETING.
PLANS OF GOVERNMENT
Pro 3,em Of Minimum Size of Company
Serious one--closer Sympathy
Should Exist Setwesn Guardsmen
and ResutaJs-No Trouble to Get
Soldiers.

Columbus, O, May 5,--The Inter
state National Guard association of the
United States opened here yesterday
with % states and territories repre-
scented. Secretary of War Root and
assistant, with stan OF regular army
address.
Secretary Root was greeted by en-.
thusiastic applause He said in part;
There are only two ways OF raising
an army, by consumption or by volun,
tary service. The national guard is
the great school of the volunteers, 1t
is not intended the national govern.
ment shall pay the expense of main
tanning the guard, but it is intended II
shall add to the efficiency, strength and
dignity of the guard.
THE question now being considered
is the minimum size of the company
and il is serious one, 1t should not be
fixed so as to Kill the organization in
the rural districts, where young men
are not SO numerous as in cities, The
required tivedays' training is also to
be considered-w kind of training,
and many other things are to be de
termined.
Lines should be laid down so that
the regulars and the national guards.
men will be drawn closer. 1t too often
happens that iealousics exist between
officers of the two branches, but that
will be avoided by honest and sincere
work After the maneuvers at Fort
Riley last the officers of both
branches left thinking great deal
more of each other, The clements
of one are needed by the other, There
will never be any trouble in raising
soldiers the trouble will be in the
limit of the supply and transportation
and equipment. All need arrange
mcnts and organization. w iii the
national government performing the
quartermasters' and financial part of
the work. and the national guard luok,
ing after the spirit, we can have an
army that the whole round world can
not compete with The whole Ques-
ton of efficiency rests upon the of
fccrs and men of the regular army
and the national guard and it needs
but the application of new law in
sympathy and kindness and with due
consideration for others, and we can.
not so astlay.
After the meeting Secretary Root re
viewed the Ohio state university bat.
TALON and later the regulars at Colum.
bus post.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
EMPEROR WILLIAM RECEIVES
AMBASSADORS AT ROME

Rome, May S,-lesterday Emperor
William received in private and sep.
arate audience the members OF the
diplomatic corps in the order OF semi.
GRITTY, Ambassador Meyer was fourth
The conversation between him and his
majesty lasted some time and was
quite confidential, but It can be said
the emperor asked about President
Roosevelt and charged the ambassa,
dor to send him his respects His
majesty inquired regarding Roose.
Velt's health and said he had heard of
his arrival ut St Louis, The emperor
recalled having met Meyer at the kiel
regatta last year when the schooner
yachts all sailed In one class He OK.
planned that this year the regatta
would he So arranged that the schoon.
erS would sail in different classes in
order to give his American schooner
ain opportunity of showing what she
can do,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
Wisconsin State News

GAINESVILLE manufacturers have
formed an association for mutual pro-
lection
The survey OF the Green hay and
Western railroad In la Crosse has
been completed,
Chief of Police Ryrno OF La Crosse
has closed the gambling houses OF the
city and attached the paraphernalia
Mrs. Johanna Sohwote of Reeds
willie has begun suit for divorce, al
legmg that her husband eloped with 4
Young woman of ReedsVillo,
William +. Brown, So, is dead at
Lake Mills, He was married to Miss
Philadelphia nibley OF milwaukee, in
lS4S. and once owned grlst mills In
Milwaukee
The state convention Of the Modern
Woodmen will he held AT la Crosse
May &, A lively war il expected DO
tween the factions favoring and op-
posing the reimbursement systems,
The 500 line has let contract to
George lluss of Birchwood, Wis, for
n twenty.mile extension from Birch
wood to the village OF Reserve, In the
Lac Court O'Rcillcs indian resorva,
ton,
The fishermen along tho Wisconsin
river, who have not boon molestod for
years. are now unusually daring in
using dynamite and spears, During
the past week fifteen arrests have
been made near WNusnu,
Mrs August Ren2 OF La Crosse, tho
only woman acavonker in Wisconsin,
settled with the Northwestern Rail
road company Tor $500 for the doath
of her husband, who was killed by Il
Northwestern train last lal,
between Neenuh and Monasha NJ, a.
knrstnrr was held mp by tAree men
and stabbed IN the prCast arm aud
leg, His brother was stabbed In tho
abdomen A young man with them
was wounded Robbery wns not at.
tempted and the motive for the assault
is n mystery,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
GOD SAVE THE KING PLAYED
FOR EDWARD BY FRENCH BAND

Cherbourg May F.-The royal train
bearing King Edward arrived here
last evening. A salute of 10l guns
was fired from the fort At all places
through which the train passed on its
way from Paris crowds assembled
and cordially greeted his majesty with
cheers.
A second salute was fired when his
majesty entered the arsenal, and when
he descended from the train military
honors were paid him and the oand
played God Save the King. The king
was met by Admiral Couchard and
other local officials. with whom he
exchanged a few words. He en-
barked on a launch and was CON
veyed to the Victoria and Albert, the
royal yacht
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
ALLEGED 6GAckMAGLER is
PLACED UNDER ARREST

Washington, Ind, May "a war
rant has been issued against Edward
5, Bingham of Montgomery for alleged
attempting to hlackmail George Il,
Brown and citizens OF Montgomery in
writing them threatening letters, say.
ing that unless the citizens and Brown
placed $500 in q given place the au,
thor would destroy the town with
fire and dynamite, MIR, Bingham is a
prominent young man and clerks in
the store owned by his mother, He
served two years in the army, going
then 10 the Philippines,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
TRACK TEAM WINS MEET AT
BElOIT.
GLYNN AND P0AGED STARS
Former Wins Western Record of Shot
Put Hean, Saridal<is and Mowry
Also Distinguished Themselves
Some Good Events and Good
Records Made.

Bcloit May 8 Wisconsin yestcy.
day Won the track meet from Belott
by 5Nla to 53ta points
Among the events was the winning
OF the western record for the shot
put by Glynn, Il feet, ll2 in. Glynu
also Won the broad jump, - #, IN.
In the totals Glynn had g points
and poago Is. Glynn won the discus
throw. ll5 IT, In the mile run Boloit
got first and second place,
lIoan Won the Emile race, 10 min.
II sec
Saridaks won the high hurdles. IN
Yards, in l. sec.
Knox OF BcIoit won the 1OOyard
dash in 10 seconds flat, leading roage
by in
BoIoit Wen the nigh jump t.. n
in, also first and second place in the
milo run, time A:i5 see
Paoge and Hayden got first and
second places in the 22O.yard dash.
In the iiOyard dash Poagc got FIRST
place Mowry made fine finish, tyinp
Merrill Of BCloit for second place.
Belot won the ll2.mile run in .
min Jl3 sec.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
Additiont to North End
to Cost Perhaps
100000
Some Favor Separ-
ate Building in Park
or Other Site
Madison, May 5.

MdulSOu, May D.
An enlargement OF the capitol to
cost perhaps 100000 is what is pre-.
ferred by the joint legislative com,
mittee as the solution of the problem
suggested by the memorial of the
supreme court regarding the made
quacy of its rooms, and the quarters
of the state law library. Not all Of
the members of the joint committee
have signed the report to this effect
and another meeting will be held this
afternoon to make a final determine,
ton. The addition, If decided upon
by the legislature, would be at the
north end of the capitol and would
be built from the ground up and no.
be rebuilding or addition at the top
floor of the present structure.
The item of expense is what is
Sticking in the crops of some of the
members 1t is urged that a new
building separate from the capitol,
either in the capitol park or on a site
removed from the park could be built
to better advantage financially than
could the proposed new wing. The
plan of the addition is at present the
most popular of the three possible so.
lutions of the problem and it seems
altogether the most likely of the three
to be passed. However, there Is con.
siderable doubt as to whether the APP
preparation will be by manv
thousands of dollars as great as the
figure, 100000, which has been sug
gested by the draft of the report
which was ayaiiaDlc last night.
The plan Of the present legislature
is to cut all appropriations to the
bone" and to allow not a dollar more
than is absolutely necessary to get
of the Golfers of the state. With this
situation existing it is highly improb-
able that an appropriation of $300,o00
would be secured at the present sos
sion. but start may be made and
the completion of the building be 90
extended over a ten of years as to
ultimately involve an appropriation of
the suggested amount
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
REBELLION
NOT CRUSHED

Panama, Colombia, May 5.-OfIicial
news from Managua, Nicaragua to
the effect that the revolution has been
put down is contradict6d The Nicar-
aqua revolutionary junta here has re-
ceived report from General Cham
orro, saying the Nicaraguan govern.
ment steamer Once De Luli has been
sunk by the rebel Victoria. The en-,
tire crew of the government boat was
lost, notwithstanding the efforts made
to save them. Rebel victory at Acoy-
apa and the capture of Omotepe and
Sancart have been confirmed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07

that negotiations concerned Manchurla
alone are confuted by text which
stipulates that the administration of
Mongolia is to remain unchanged, and
states vaguely thot Russian interests
are paramount in nol,h China and thar
only Russians should be employed
there.
The clause particularly distasteful
to Representatives of interested pow
crs is the prohibition against granting
concessions or leases of land in the
valley of the Liau river to other
powers. which, it is asserted, Russia
would take extreme measures to pre-
vent,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
LEFT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Secret Out as to the Presidents
Change.

Syracuse, N y, May o. The Rev,
George c. Richmond, IGpscopalian, In
sermon tells an unpublished anec-
doto about President Roosevelt set
ting forth Mr. Rooseyet's reasons for
leaving the Eposclpal church and go
ing back TO tho Dutch Reformed
Mr. Richmond says that when Rooae-
welt graduated nj Harvard he went to
his home In New York and although
born and brought up In the Dutch
church had come to the conclusion
that the Episcopal church had the best
creed SO he cast his lot with u New
York parish and became teacher In
the Sunday school The forms Of tho
church, however, bothered him, and
he concluded that the ceremonies OF
tho church were unnecessary and
smacked Of medieyalism. To cap tho
climax, the church authorities criti-
elsed him because he did not bow
when the rubric required such pos
mro. This was tho last straw and
he never showed up at church again,
but went back TO the Dutch Reformed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
FOR THE PROMOTION or
ARBITRATION IN STRIKES

Chicago, May Ito educate capita
and labor and the general public to n
realization of the benefits OF arbltra-
ton and Cancellation Will be the main
object of the Chicago council Of the
National Civic Federation. the first
step IN the organization Of which was
taken yesterday by persons Of prom
inence, among them Senator Hanna,
President John Mitchell of the miners
union, Or. Emil Hirsch, Franklin Mac
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
sUsTAINs LOWER COURT.
Supreme Tribunal Passes on Import
ant Bribery Case.

Washington, May 5,-Tho Unitod
States supreme court in an opinion by
Justice Brewer yesterday in a case
involving the validity of section 5507
revised statutes, respecting theLribery
of persons protected by the fifteenth
amendment, affirmed the decision Of
the lower court declaring the statute
unconstitutional. The defendant was
indicted for bribns the negro voters
in the congressional elections of the
fifth district of Kentucky in 1900
When arrested he sued out a writ Of
habeas corpus on the ground that the
statute was in contravention Of the
federal constitution. The district
court thereupon discharged him and
the government brought the case TO
the supreme court, which affirmed the
opinion
Announcing the opinion of the court
Justice Brewer said that in no point
had it been proven that the persons
bribed were Of any particular color
Speaking of the statute, he said:
'On its face it is clearly an attempt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
Indians Make Objections.

Fosston, MINI, May 5.-The Red
Lake Indians have refused to sign the
treaty for ceding twelve townships OF
the Red Lake Indian reservation a.
provided in a bill passed at the last
session Of congress. The Indians o..
jected to giving sections rs and 30 to
the state for school purposes. 1t Is
believed that they eventually viii sign
the treaty but not Immediately.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
FOR Bishop Hurst's Funeral.

Washington May 1.-THE funefa.
Of the late Bishop John r Hurst, who
died yesterday, will be held Thursday
afternoon from the Metropolitan
Methodist Episcopal church. Bishop
Charles H. Fowler Of Buffalo will
preach the funeral sermon and
Bishop McCabe of Omaha, Neb., will
assist him. The burial will be in the
Rock Creek cemetery.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
Stolen Money Recovered.

Sioux City, la. May 5,-netectivos
for the United States Express com
pany have recovered money stolen
from the Britt, Iowa, office Thursday
Three thousand dollars were found
under the office and 1000 more from
q source not made public The of
ticerS say this is the entire amount
stolen There was no arrest
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
LEXINGTON POLITICIAN
ACCIDENTALLY KILLS HIMSELF

Lexington. Ky, May 5.-Walter S.
Bronston, aged 81, city solicitor and q
prominent Elk and politician of Ken
lucky, accidentally shot and killed
himself yesterday afternoon. A revol.
yer dropped from his hand, struck the
dresser in his room and was dis
charged, the bullet entering his
stomach.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07

to exercise power supposed to be con
ferred by the fifteenth amendment, in
respect to all elections, and not in pur'
suance OF the general control by con-
greSS over particular elections. To
change this statute, enacted TO punish
the bribery of persons as named in
the fifteenth amendment, at all cleo.
tionS, to statue Furnishing bribery Of
any nature at certain elections, would
be in effect judicial legislation"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
To Talk Rate Reimbursement.

Bloomington. H., May 5,-Licuton
ant Governor Northcott. head consul
of the Modern Woodmen of America,
rived yesterday in Bloomington to at
tend the state convention which opens
tomorrow The REIMBURSEMENT quos.
ton will be the principal business Of
the meeting.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
CHICAGO MARKETS.

cattle Receipts 5000, market idt5e
bower, good 10 prime 81 85mb 50i poor TO
medium si69aii 81 storkefE, S325Gid 90;
enus 81 946tt75; TeXans, apotI75
Hogs Receipts. b,O0o. market slow but
arndr mixed butchers, Sa.adJ %. good 10
choice henry. 81 o1l7 tn; rough heavy, $3.50
1afHj5 light I'll 'hsiG.W bulk II sales, 81 81
~ -
sheep Receipts. i.bp1' mnrket l06fa0e
higher F4 I.Af5b0. lambs, sIb06t7l0.
iinttcr Ensf rreaHeries ift20c; duIres,
ltEtlae
Eggs tirmer. l3AiWtihc
Pour rs STEADY; turkeys, i0Gll2c; chick.
ems, ICE
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
GERMAN COURT WANTS THE
CHILD OF RUNAWAY PRINCES!

Llndau. Bavaria, May 5.-Princess
Louise of SaXony has given birth to
daughter. A recent dispatch from
Berlin says the Saxon court official,
with physicians and nurses. was at
Lindau, having received royal orders
to bring the princess child to Dresden
three weeks after its birth.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
ANOTHER BUFFALO TRAGEDY.
Prominent oil and Lumber Man Shot
by His Wife,

Buffalo, May John II. Costello,
prominent in lumber, oil and copper
interests, was shot by his wife yester.
day. The physician SAYS the wound
may prove fatal, but changes aro II
favor of his recovery. He Is one OF
the best known and wealthest men
in Buffalo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
RUSSIAN MOTIVES SUSPECTED.
Foreign Powers Still Uneasy over
Manchurian Affair.

PeEin, May 1.-THE text Of the Rus.
sian demands just made public here
shows that instead OF absolutely pro-
hibiting the opening Of new posts and
admitting foreign consuls. they pro-
hibit these steps being taken without
Russia's consent, which the interested
parties construe as meaning the same
thing.
The Russian ambassadors assur.
ances to Foreign Secretary Lansdowne
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
Bids for Postal Supplies.

Washington. May Bids were
opened at the postofice department
yesterday for furnishing supplies to
the postal service for the next fiscal
year The bids involve appropriating
100000 worth Of supplies, including
an item Of about $lG5,O0O for twnc
No awards win be made for several
Mcnke
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
Butter Takes a Drop.

Elgin. May g. Butter sold at 20
cents a pound on the board OF trado
yesterday afternoon. drop OF two
cents from last week. Sales for this
district during the week were 100000
pounds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07

Neagh. President Harper OF the uni
verstty of Chicago, Bishop Samuel
Fallows of the Reformed Episcopal
church, Judge Tuley and several local
leaders in industrial lines.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-07
COLORADO CORDIAL
CENTENNIAL STATE WELCOMES
THE PRESIDENT.
TOUR ONE OF TRIUMPH
ovations Given the Executive at Var
ious Points in the Western State
colored Citizens Present Him With
a Silver Medal---Also Gets Mine
Memento.

Colorado Springs, May 5,-FnIly
10000 people welcomed President
Roosevelt when he arrived from Don.
yer at S:A0 yesterday afternoon. The
president was escorted through an
avenue formed of long double line of
militia, and uniformed men extending
from The Rio Grandc station to the
Antlers hotel whero the president ad.
dressed great audience, He spoke
briefly upon the responsibilities Of cit
i2enship, Following the speech tho
Colorcd citizens presented the presl.
dent with silver medal bearing: ITO
pie, friend OF the friendloss,' The
president thanked the committee and
Rev, Mr., GLADDEN. expressed the
thanks OF the colorei residents for the
stand the president took ON the race
question, After a drive about the city
the party left for the south,
Gets Cripple Creek Memento.
Denver, May 6.--On the train yes.
torday Governor Peabody, on behalf
of the Colorado board OF worlds fair
commissioners, presented the presi.
dent With souvenir meudal made VI
solid gold taken from the Elpaso mine
at cripple Creek and accompanied Ly
beautifully cnGrossed presentation
certificate.
Pueblo's Stormy Welcome.
Pueblo Colo, May 6.-Tho sircu
whistles of factories sounded dear
cning goodbye to President Roosevelt
ms his train sped away tu the south
aud west after remarkable welcome
TO him by hundred thousand people
of Arkansas valley. Ills train arrived
nj Mineral Palace park on the Denye"
and Rio GraudC railroad, and escorted
by the militia he was driven to the
platform In front Of the palace, The
president spoke about fifteen minutes
to an enormous crowd He expressed
his faith in the ability OF the people
of this republic To overcome tho air
ticulties and problems that arise. not
~ N'hi"S W. h''ll"h' E'ItA, nut ny lh'
exercise of plain practical common
sense and insistence upon genuine
liberty and fair play for each ndt
Nldual
ON the way down towr the process
sion paused nj the Centennial school
whore the president addressed soy
era thousand pupils Of the public
schools
At The station the president 70
viewed the military portion Of the
parade and then boarded the train
with a smile and hearty good luck
To you"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-04-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS. (

At Luton House, since last report;
Thursday, April Al. Loutzsnhfser, y, 4.
Knight, Dale; Frank Crawford, Williams
port; B, =. Nelson Aberdeen; A. L. Clay.
Weataeld; ]. =, Raney, Winons; w. e.
Wells, q. a. Dibbls. q. Gilbsrtson, o. Gill
bertson, Hague. Friday, A pril 81. b. West,
w. "A. spooaer, 81 Paul; I'm. Porter, Min
sneapolis: Jnos TIery, Aberdeen; A. b. Baird,
sBraddock: o. Carlson. Minneapolis; "a.
ID. Anderson, Winchastsr; a. Arnett, Aber-
deen; A. n. Lemb. 80 - Friday. April g.
John Conlon, Tom Roman. Roman. H.
Roman, ArtssiAn. 8. D.;s W, Oltrum, stras-
burg; Joe. Mshaney. Hague; r. G. Adair,
sArtssian, 9. D. Saturday April ~. d.
Casey, EmrnonAbnrg; b. ". Bossrt. Sunday,
April 6-W: E. Kelley. ~. =, Brooks and
wife. Mrs. a. Muckler. clty; d 81. Hart
wick. Herrsid, 8. D.; James Frederick, Dan
bury; ": H. Payne. Jaya, 8: D.; Lincoln
Graz, Winona, Monday, April e=R. o..
Davis, 81. Paul; q. w. Renskers, Westaeld;
VIM. Tough, Pollock; W. 10. Jarrett, b.
Burbages Fl 6hier, Gsyton: ii. "a. ARM
strons, Viillalnsp Tuesday, April -
~. q. Dunbsr, Casey. \. d.; Mrs.. b. Perras,
Tom =. Shepard, y vs. YES II j. Richard-
son, sHazelton; Henry Do Boer. John van
Yugt, !. 3. Davies. Westaeld; MI. and Mrs.
C. =. Barber. Miss Minnie Hansen. Winona.
"Wednesday. April 8 - o. A. Pitts; Chas.
spicsr, Hampton, ". =. Post, II Belle. No;
III. Chspuan, DanbprY y. .: Payne. ". q.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-04-10
.ENN0NS COUNTY RECORD.
BY D. r. STREETER.
Linton, North Dakota.
Pioneer Journal Of the County.
The Record is entered at the Linton POST
Office as second-class matter.

TIE reception to President Roose-
velt in Bismarck last Tuesday was
one Of the most successful events that
has ever taken place in the Capital
City. There was a big crowd, q lovely
day, appropriate decorations, and a
universal manifestation Of the high
regard in which the chief citizen Of
this Nation is held by people of all
parties. At the capitol the president
made one Of his characteristic plain
and unadorned speeches "a speech the
words of which were not intended to
disguise ideas-a speech that could
not be mistaken as to its meaning.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-04-10
New.pEllapor Lnw.

) ar
Following is query to the st, Paul
Pioneer Press, and the answer:
'Qucstion.- If I send a years sub.
scription to magazine, and the pub
Usher continues TO send it to me for
nearly two years after expiration Of
the first year, and without notice Of
expiration, can he hold me liable for
the two years. subscription beyond
the period for which ordered? An
swer-Y Yes, II you continued to take
the magazine from the posteftice or
from a letter-carrier. II you did not
lwantto pay for It, you should have
refused to receive it after the time
for which YOU paid had expired. II
you contracted with a lnilkman for .
year's supply Of milk, and he should.
leave the customary quart at your
house every day thereafter for two
years more, forgetting until the end
of that time to present a bill,
wouldn't you expect to pay for If after
having used It in yonr coffee and
cuStardS, Z