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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-11-14
PIcKlNes FROM PUCK.

The woman of the east denied moth
ing.
"And yet" she argued, gently, for
her nature was gentle, while the
Hindu widow has the misfortune to
be burned alive with her dead lord, IL
is something to be relieved OF the en-
barrassment of having to order mourn
ing before she knows how much the
estate is going to net"
In her soft eyes there was sudden
light, as of triumph, when the woman
of the west WINGED visibly.
"Why have you engaged in such dis.
reputable business?" we asked.
The thief hung his head.
can extravagant family" he fall
tered, "has not permitted me to accum-
ulate enough to make the business re-
spectacle"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-11-14
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES.

OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES.
Tommy's mamma found him rum
maging in the panty.
ooh, it's you, you naughty boy!"
she exclaimed. "I thought it was
burglars"
$50 did l." answered Tommy, "and
was lookin' for them"
Come here, Bessie" said visitor
to the daughter of her hostess, "and
tell me how old you are"
"Do You mean when I'm at home or
when I'm riding on a street carr" ask
ed Bessie
What's your name, little
girl?"
Little Girl-Dorothy.
Caller-But what's your last name?
Little Girl don't know what it
will be. I'm not married yet.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-11-14

Guest-Waiter, thought you saic
this chicken was young?
Waiter-So it is, sir, very young.
Guest-Then it must have been in
it's second childhood
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09
COLORA.

Copies of the Cecil Whiy" are on sale
each week in Colora, at $. I. Wiley's
store. cents Il copy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ford attended
the funeral of relative in Hartford
County on Monday.
Samuel McCardcl Jr. spent Easter in
Wilmington. Del.
Lanson NcShitt. Maurice Wiley. of
Lafayette College. and Roman Crothclr<.
of Princeton University, spent their
Easter vacation at their homes here.
Rev. j. NJ. Collins preached in Mt.
Pleasant Church last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Il. Frank spent IL few days
in Philadelphia last week
Mr.. Paul Bumfcld left last Saturday
fcr Philadelphia. where he has accepted
"a position.
Mr.. Harry Ford and family. of Bati-
more. spent Easter with his brother. Mr..
Edward Ford and family.
Little Miss Maud NJ. Reynolds. of Per-
ryvillc. is visiting ut the home of her
uncle, Robert +. Pierce. and has been
on the sick list this week with measles
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nickle entertained
Rev. j. NJ. Collins over Sunday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09
CECILTON.

Miss Alice Freeman returned home on
Saturday, after Il short stay with Miss,
Lillian Anthony.
Mrs. l.. X. Jones entertained her
brother. Julian Jones. wife and lttE.
daughter Mary, of near Still Pond this
week.
Misses bessie and Hyland entertained
friends from Philadelphia during the
Easter holidays.
Mr.. Oldham W. Davis. of Elkton.
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. y. Davis.
Mrs. &. w. Padley and little son.
George Hill. have returned after a short
stay with her mother, Mrs. VI. +. Free
man. in Chesapeake City.
Mrs. Henrietta Price and Miss VIM
fred Price. of near Still Pond were
guests of her son, John Price of the
Island
The ladies of the p. +. Church will
held II S"ciahle in the Parish Building,
on Thursday evening April DIST. \ Lit
"raIy contest will h. held. The guests.
are all REQUESTED to wear >pmrthin. re-
presenting the title Of "a we'll known book
~ any one req, >yltin@ The Rcd Letter.
10y Hawthorne. would wear red letter.
| II" !HHlcS ANA gentlemen are h0th to-
que ste" 10 take part. There will be tive.
rriz, S-filst given the one guessing the
greatest number Of books. The one
Guessing the least will receive the. BOBBY.
After the contest j.. uvcr ice cream will
he for sale. cake ami coffee served free
81 charge. Admission 10 cents The
public are invited to come and join in
the sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Rouchollc and
Miss Kate Ferguson. of Chesapeake
'tty: Mr.. AMI Mrs. i. T. Fcrguson Of
'hr>tcrtown Mr.. and Mrs George Bca>-
ton: Mr., Harry RulI ana family. and
Mr.. l;ohtn Ferguson and family were
g'l,>t> of Mrs NJ. f.. Ferguson on Sun
day.
Miss Daisy Hoover spent last week
with Miss Mamie Pierce.
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COWANTOWM.

Mrs. ESSic Barnes Of MaGayrru&, Pa,
has moved to the Major property. which
she recently purchased.
Mrs. John Brown spent Easter with
friends in Wilmington. Del.
Miss Annie Walker spent Easter with
Wilmington fricnt.S.
William CTCSwrl has turned out u
handsome new butcher wagon of his own
manufacture, and has an order for an
ether one like it.
Mrs. EsSe Barnes has bought Il fine
horse from parties near LewiSvillc. and
Il valuable COW from Eddie Gallahrr.
William McDrrmOn has moved Ia
Newark, Del. and will start Il poultry
farm near town.
John Warrington and Winfield Now
land bought new horses in Philadelphia
last Saturday.
James Beers has bought Il valuable
horse of John Warrington.
William Lavender has just purchased
Il fine roadster of John Frazer of Iron
Hill. d,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09
BAY VIEW.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
in Bay View, at the store of Russell
Reed. 3 cents a copy.
Mrs. II. j. Reed spc.t Easter VITA
Wilmington friends
Mr.. Abel Cameron. of North East.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs \. r.
Tyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruttrr and Goldic
snG Samuel Atkinson. "i Wilmington.
Del, were the guests of her parents. Mr.
und Mrs. David Angle. on Sunday.
HNhcl NJ. p. Sunday Schcrl rcnr@Nr,-
ized last Sunday. and elected the follow
in officers Superintendent. Il. \. Ty-
SOL; Secretary, George W. Brown; Class
'AsUder. James Jones: also elected the
following Trustees of Bethel NJ. T.
Church IS. b. Gray. Il. \. Tyson. G..
W Brown. George Craig, 5. Il. Jones
Sunday School at $50 sharp.
The Easter services which were held
i'll BAY View NJ l.. Church were we'll
r"rtrred, and the following took part -
Organ: Voluntary. Holy. Holy. Holy"
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Cor. Singing. East
rr Message" Responsive reading II
Cor 1870 and 9th Psalm. Singing
"Christ Is Risen" Recitation. For
Whom" by Miss Grace Cne. Solo. Miss
Ec. >i" Abrams Singing. Sing of the
Sa" our Dialogue 10y three girls
''N ,r"-Anra Murray. Lizzie Keith
t'v brlle Benjamin. Singing. "Abund-
.a!N Life" Recitation. Who Shall Roll
lis Away The Stone" Miss Matte
Eh"rrhman. Singing. Ring OUT And
Sin Out The STORY" Address. Miss
in!,.y Gamble. Recitation. Mics Cora
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09

Mrs. George Padlcy and son, George.
of Crcilton. have been spending a few
day with her mother. Mrs. NJ T.. Free
man.
Dr. and Mrs Clau!, sykes, If Elkton.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Alexander
ON Sunday.
Mr.. John ItanE> visited Philadelphia
lat week.
Mis-. William Rarwick and son, War
rem, visited her sister, Mrs. f. IL. Biddlc.
of Epr'pvillr. over Sunday.
r,lrk EarWlr, spent sunday with his
cousin, Mrs. Charles Woollryhan, of
| Rcyl2old>.
Mis- Nth"a Price. of phla 'o1phia is
visiting her grandparents. Capt and
Mrs. Giihrlt l.Gvelc>>.
Mrs. Eliza Cameron. Mrs William
| Clarke and daughter May, have been
spending Il few days with Miss Alice
Clarke.
Gilbert Cooling. of the Western Mary
land College. was home for the holidays
Miss Hattie Morgan spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia
Frank W. jefferson, of Lehigh Unver-
>ty. has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
ID. y. jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs &. s. Woollcy spent
Easter with Philadelphia friends.
DIR, and Mrs. Edwin Graves and son.
Of Marietta, Pa. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Reed.
Mr.. Henry II. Brady. Jr. of Scranton
Pa, visited his father last week.
Mis-. William j. Rarwick'> sale of
h"u>t hold goDlS was held on Tuesday
afternoon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09
PERRYViLLE.

Copies Of the Cecil Wing" are on sale
each week in Pcrryville. at the News
Stand, and are also delivered by Guy
Dennis. 3 cents copy.
The Art Circl" was very pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. w. L. Taylor. on
"Wednesday afternoon, at her home. at
Aiken. There were fourteen members
present. The next meeting win be held
at the home of Mrs. George Nciwig
Miss May Shilling. of Philadelphia.
WAS entertained on Easter Sunday by
Miss Ada Crawford.
Mr. Louis Crawford spent Easter Sun
day with his parcEtS Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
diner Crawford.
Mrs. Walter Boyd and son. Holmes, of
Baltimorc, spent several days of last
week with Mrs. William Boyd.
Miss Anna Balwick. of Wilmington.
Del, enjoyed the Easter holidays with
relatives here.
Mrs Mary Mcdonald visited friends
i'll Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. James Simpson was last week the
guest of Miss Carrie Cole
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09

The Cecil Whig' is on sale each week
in Rising Sun, at Worthington's Store.
cents a copy.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Walter Terry and son.
llnr"!d. of Pcrkasic, spent last Sunday
with Mr. Samuel Ryan and family.
| Mr.. IL. Linn Womhngton was Phila-
!clphia visitor on Monday
TIL" ThimhIr Club will meet with Miss
Louisa Mex. Worthington Oh Monday
evening, April l1th.
Miss Alice NJ. Clifford is the guest of
Miss Bertha Harper in Wilmington.
Miss Grace A. Wilson is enjoying II
visit with her sister Mrs. Charles +.
Dare, III Philadelphia.
The Easter services given by the. Sun
day School, and held in Rising sun NJ.
+. Church last Sunday night. were very
much enjoyed by large audience.
Miss Lydia Maxwell. of Principle
spent Il portion of the week with Misses
Hanna and Mabel Reynolds.
Mrs Marry Kirk is spending some time
with relatives in Charlc>town.
Mr.. Walter Burlington died at his home
! on Sunday. April Bird. His funeral wus
held last Friday, at 1890 o'clock. In
termem at Bookview.
Mrs. George Fox has been visiting in
West Chester and Philadelphia
Miss May II. Barton and her friends
Miss Herbert. of Princeton, y. j.. spent
| Friday of lil$t week with Miss Alma NJ
| kcilholtz
Mr.. Dare Hopkins, student of Prince
ton University, spent the Easter hOliClay,
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Hopkins.
Mr.. Clifford Brown entertained IL few
| friends ut his home. on Wednesday night
March 3Gth. in honor of his cousin Mr.
Joseph Nanncman. of IIavl'e de Grace
Mr.. Barclay Reynolds. of Philadelphia
| spent Easter at his home
Miss Ethel Reynolds has returned from
| visiting relatives in West Grove. Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09
NORTH EAST.
The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
North East, at w. A. Blackwells gro.
cery store. 3 cents copy.

~'iS '''l'' - ''hlS Il 'bpy.
Miss Annie Wells. of philadelphia.
spent "A few Gays in North East. the
guest of Miss Emily Simpcrs.
). w. Smith, of Cochranvilr. Pa.
spent several days in North East this:
week.
Miss Roha Carey. Of Westminster COL
!"=". Is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George o. Carey.
Mrs. Georgia Fling. of Wilmington,
spent a few days with relatives in North
East
Stewart Wells. of Philadelphia. spent
from saturday until Monday with Ed
ward crs,ett
Mrs. Charles Brogan, of Ohio, is the
guest of Mr. ana Mrs John Murphy.
Miss Mary Mcarn> and Mr.. Carroll
Ford. Of Washington. u. c.. spent Easter
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. G. ~. T..
IuamuS.
The fishers Union of the VI. T.. Church
Will hGId a haZar and festival on July
2nd and 4th, on the Armstrong lot.
Mrs. Drlcilla Ford. of Chester. Pa.
will occupy the house lately vacated by
George Il. Gomez. on Back Street.
Mrs. Rittcnhou>c has moved from
lhlIauvlphiA. occupying the house made
vacant by John c. McNamec. who moved
t" the Foster house, on Church Street.
Mrs. Foster occupying the Foster home
stead on Main Street.
Miss Ida Cosden. of Philadelphia,
spent the Easter holidays with her father
Mr. George Cosden.
The Rev J. Gibson CAN'T, of Berlin.
Md. has been extended Il call to become
pastor of st. Mary'~ =. +. Church. at
North East, and ST. Marks Church.
known as st. Mary Amne's Parish" by
the official board of the church.
Announcement was made on Thursday
morning. Of the wedding of Mr.. John
Henry Armstrong, to Miss Ellen NJ.
Govcy. of Washington, ID. {.
\ slight fire occurred last Thursday
night in the shed Kitchen of John der
lirg, on Bridge Street. BY the timely ar
rival of several persons saved the entire
house from being consumed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09

| -~Nb''S' 80 NeSoD'S 1NS"o
stand. cents copy.
Miss Emma Ewing Of phi,,I,.,nbi.
WIS tho rur.t nf pu,.t Drrr,.i+ rrl,tirn.,
on SUNDAY
Miss Emmo Smith h,. ,,.,u.nc1 f., Pal.
tinor. after 4 nIr,,nnt visit with hnr
sister Mrs | R,r,,
Mr. and Mrs Jr,hu \IccIrr,h,n wanna
| in Ihilodaluhi, an Tbur.Io,
MIR and Mrs e NJ \ndnrson .f R,I-
timnr, vor, In Darn n,nnyi, am \r,r,h,,
Mis- Murray-Hrowr Of New Yc.rk
formerly = mrnbn,. ,r TN, T,n,. In.,i,r1n
Faculty. .,,,nt the Eostrr holiday. with
Miss Fraurrs ITnnlirs
| Mrs. Laura N,I1runhon is visitir,, in
Now Ynrl, CIV
DR. w II,,,i., u.,. Ia p,r,;,,,.,..
| tLi. week
Mr. and NJ. W l. KILL ,i.i+o1
JIoyr,. de- Grace rnr,tivn, nn E,,t.r sam
| day.
Miss EStrlr Drykyr,. ,f Tho Tnnn In
stitutr. wos ,t hnr homo in \rw t,,.t,n
Del. on Suu,,av.
Mrs. Roy SNYDER WAS in phiIurIrlr,hi,
| this week.
Miss Lucv Warmer of Rrid,Shur.r y,
has hpcn thn gunst of Mr.. = = p,.,.r.
for several DAYS
Cant Thomas Perry T. 8 Y Conn.
mnntl.rt of Now Work Navy Ward ,,,.
| Mr.. r. +. Nc-Clcuahon'1 rncst recently
Mr. and Mrs comnhclI y Rnv.tnr
were Mrs Everist's rnns4s ~, Monday
Miss Lille Butch.uhort visited R,Iti-
moro ON NTon,h,v
John r EimhIn of Nnttipgh,m y,
made n husiunsS t,.in +o Part Don,.;t
this week
George Carl of Hnltimnrr WIS, - pnrt
D,puSit visitor ON Tuesday
Mis-. Jennie Rh,ol> If pbih,dnh1,io
lis Wishing Miss Jizzir Atkinson
Mrs, 4 : Davis and douwh1o,s ,r.
spending some time with RoItimn,,. rrl,-
tives.
4 barge lrod Of Iumhor arrived o+ tho
dock of Rowland \Innuroctrrirr Com.
n,u,. I,St L,,.,r,, mi. ,,.,., H., g.. .a.,
sci +, take Il brrth ot p,,t Dnno.it oftor
rhr ice gorge The s1n,mnr ..Susnu,b.
anna" made non. FIRST Trim Of tho .n,.n,,
Yesterday MATHEMATICIAN cronit. Can,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09

The Cecil Wing is on sale each week
at the store of Elmer Mayberry. 8 cents
a copy.
IN" roads in this section that have
horn in such II bad condition. are improv-
1ng.
Mrs. Emily Mahoncy and son. Ray
spent Saturday and Sunday With her
n"ther, Mrs. Martha Slcer
George Brown has been the guest of
HI, sister, Mrs. Clarence Kirk.
Miss Nellie Gatchell Of North East, is
with Mrs. Kidd near here
On" nf our young merchants has gone
10 III" city to purchase goods. Give him
t. call
Our new arrival. Constable Jones has
been kept very busy.
Mrs. Alice PaSSmorc is visiting her
r-st"r, Mrs. William clifford
Uncle Dan. our ice cream man, We
t..'' very glad to say still remains with
as AND will still engage in making cream
for Che prophcSicd hot days of the good
AID summer time.
CHARLES Fox. our butcher. who il en-
rhycd with Abel Mcarns. Of Zi"n has
M ir his first trN here, ami we are all
n /, - Charley i II very accommodate
Hns y"nn@ man.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09
Holy Week AT St. Patrick's Church,
WiInindfon.

Holy Week was .o.cmnly. yet none the
less ma.:&iiiccntly observed in st. Pat
rirk's Roman Catholic Church, Whining
tom. uMIpr the management of the worthy
pastor. On Thursday morning, the
| church was crowded in spite of the incle-
mcnt weather. Precisely mt s o'clock,
( the little girls of the congregation, dress
ed in white hrHlin" wrcAthcS on their
heads and flowers in their hant.cs. pro-
cccdcl from the basement into the church
where they remained during the celebra-
ton of High Mass, after which the pro-
crS>inn WAS fprmcd-iirSt the little girls,
then the altar boys and la~tly. the pas
tor, Rev. Father Birmingham, who bore
the sacred thHIicC-and assistant, Rev.
Father Campbell. Having passed through
the aiSleS Of the church. the pastor placed
the sacred chalce in the repository, pre-
pared by the sisters of st. patrick'S par
iSh. The services on Thursday night, in
GLIDING the singing of the Lamentation,
were solemn throughout. as were those
of Friday morning.
From the repository came the frag-
rant scent of Easter lilies. heliotrope and
many other flowers, which presented q
picturesque little view, being Informing
led with green ferns and palms. illumin-
atcd with candles and draped with white
ribbon, making Il scene Indispensable in
beauty and splendid enough to be IL re-
Election from Heaven. Even in the rear
of the church fingered the fragrance of
lilies. which from their station on the
repository seemed to bow in reverence
and alteration TO the venerable Resident
therein.
On Friday night the services consisted
Of the Stations and Alteration of the
Cm>N and Il well delivered sermon on
the Passion by the eloquent pastor. On
Easter Sunday. the sermon WAS delivered
by Rev Father Wcblcy, II popular Jesuit
priest of Philadelphia.
l.. T. B.-A parishioner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09
CHESAPEAKE CITY.

Copies of the Cecil Wing" are on sale
each week in Chesapeake City, at Alex
anders Drug Store. cents copy.
Nil, Dora Str"lr spent Friday of !a4t
week with Baltimore friends.
Mr.. Hugh Caldwell spent Friday with
his II ;her at lihnfy Grove.
Mis- BeuhIh Fillin=ame, of Cecilton
visited her cousin. Miss ETA F'illingame.
,n Sunday.
Ms. NJ. +. Clayton. of Cccilton. spent
W. !n'%aay with hor mother, Mrs. NJ. L.
!'rj ,,n.ln.
Mr.. Byron \. houchclle spent the holi-
days in Baltimore.
Mr.. md Mrs. Henri A. Lindsay. Jr..
If Wilmington. Del. spent Sunday with
his patents.
Ir. II. \. Cl,nver, of Wilmington.
Del. spent the Easter holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. j. Clcayer.
Mrs. William T. Malster, of Baltimore
visited her mother, Mrs. Annie Conrey
This week.
Miss Elsie Kar>ucr is spending u few
days in Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09
WOODLAND.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
in Woodlawn, at c. S. Abraham's store.
3 cents a copy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09
PORT DEPOSIT.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
n Port Deposit, at Stebbings News
Stand. 3 cents copy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09
PENNINGTON.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
at the store of Elmer Mayberry. 3 cents
copy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-09
RISING SUN.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
In Rising Sun, at Worthington's Store.
3 cents a copy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
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Sir Niorplano ltto sen 0iitrift
Columbia tribes Mettcr mo moro
lidc Winoc,
Der bod)Itc GbcrmomctcrIton0 mar
81 @roo uu 4 ll6r Rodnlitto9a.
Ser uicorigIte SDermomctcrltano
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20. trii6; Ghilooelpbia, 2G, trio;
9ltlontic Stir. 36. triib; @oibington,
80 triib: NorioIf, II, triib ;Sottcro@,
80, triib; Charlotte, 10, trith; MiI.
minDtor, Is. triib; Gborleiton, IS,
trii6; SQuunno6, IS, triib; Sodion.
bile, IS, flor; <pitcr, 81, flor seen
y2cit, 20, tlor; NtIontu, 80, tritb;
WontQomcrp, 60. flar ;9tcp.O Orleans,
"a, triib; Yolcitinc, 10, trilb; @olue.
iton, %, tlor; Corpus Gbriiti, -,
triib; Wtcmpbi8, 3G, triib; Gincimo-
ii, %, triib; 8ittSburg, 30 triib;0a.
meqo, fl, triib; Buffalo, Is, flor;
Gleuclon0, 81, triib; Detroit, -,
trilb; gIpeno, Is, fIor; Worquettc,
Is, trii6; Green Ban, "A, triib; Chi.
coqo. 26, trij6; 9ulutb, 3, triib; ct.
Saul, 10. triib; q! 2ouis, 26, triib;
SaniaS Gin, %, ftar; Omaha, IS,
fIor; SurorL 6, flot; 9iSmard. 9,
fIor; @iaiTton 20. flor; SABRE, 2,
flor; Sclcllo 80, flur; Salt 2ofc,
2S, fIor; Icnpcr, 26, 5dnnce; @oro.
&lottc, IS, tritb; Dooqc, is, triib;
gmcrillo, 90 trii6: Sos NngeIcs, 80.
flar.