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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

office do not see clearly how 10 desert. Home life. however, at
tracts me, and is the greatest recompense for me after so many years
of fighting"
President Palmas meaning is obvious. His personal desires
impel him strongly toward the peace and contentment of quiet life.
Further honors he desires not, nor IS he actuated by ambition. lie
would gladly put aside the glory and the rewards of power, no less
than the responsibilities that power imposes, for the enjoyment OF
the quiet and repose 10 be found only in the home circle. Never
theless, he will not desert il duty again calls. Personal preferences
and cherished desires will again be sacrificed for the national good
II the people OF Cuba want him to continue as their chief executive.
And it will be well for the island republic il such is the decision
of the electorate. President Palma has guided it safely. prudently
and ably during the period of its infancy. Il was exceedingly fortu-
nate in having as its first president a mar so splendidly equipped
for the trying position. 1t still needs his wise and prudent states
manship, his lofty and unselfsh patriotism and realizing this need
1t is pretty certain to reflect him by a handsome majority.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

by him and his deputies. while awaiting
trial. sentence or arraignment before the
federal court. He was appointed by
President Harrison in '9I-'72.
Should one follow the speeding marshal
around town just one day he would have
10 hit the trail NJ a pretty lively clip. for
his interests are many and varied. In
addition 20 being a United States official.
Mr.. kendrick is one OF the city fathers.
and I'm his meteoric manner presidcs at
the sessions OF the common council. where
under his pilotaEe the most tremendous
piles OF work are waded through In
record-breaking speed.
' II matters not whether all the members
know about the measures or not. The
president does, for his capicity for work
has enabled him TO grasp the purport and
divest them OF the technicalities AT /,
glance. and when the sessions for eacn
political year are over the orators OF both
sides OF the house get up ana Iaud him
as the best presiding officer they have
ever sat under.
Then tho next year the now council Che
has been I'm service since 1890. re-elects
hin 10 the presidency. His collection OF
gaycls must be AZ interesting one.
His particular interest IL i'm the school
work OF tho city. ~ his .one speech
in favor OF tho addition TO the Technical
high school has passed into history. ar
has also the tale OF how he invited IN
the men from the board OF aldermen.
who were reported as opposed TO the
project. 20 listen
lie has been on the state board Of edu.
cation, and despite his city committee
meetings. public hearings. junkets and the
like. he hnde time TO attend to his duties
at the varerooms Of. the American supply
company on Eddy street.
4 button OF the Sons OF tho Revolution
Is worn I'm his lapel and his 321 degree
Masonic jewel indicates that ,e stands
well with the Scottish Rite Masons.
The Pomham and West Side clubs
members tables have found him on hand
and he Is frequently called upon To speak
for Providence plantations at post
praudial exercises
Nh. Hendricks comes OF English stock
and was horn I'm this city in 1854 and at
tended Mowry & COTS school. from
which he wen To Wesleyan. finishing I'm
1876.
with his varied interests John T..
kendrick has to be a hustler 10 get home
to his meals, his friends say,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

IN Los Angeles, where there was a strike.
Nfttr considering the question for some
tine II was voted TO send $40 for the aid
Of the men.
Mr.. James Houlihan then talked for a
tmc on the good OF the local and gave an
interesting, as well as instructive talk.
The discussion OF the events before and
AFTER Labor day were brought up ana
a vote OF thanks as well as endorsement
was voted 10 Mr. T. r. *. Kearney rnr
the able defense which ne put up for the
parade and the cause ~ tho working
man.
\ business agent was also appointed for
tho time being owing TO tho fact that
there was some trouble on IN this city
with the union and there was a necessity
for the same.
The laundry workers OF Troy, y. Y.
were present. and after a short talk were
given $40 for their strike. The remainder
OF the meeting was devoted 10 general
business, after which the session closed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15
PEOPLE DEMAND THE BEST,

when the individual or business house
serves tho people as they Cthe people, ex-
pect to be honestly served they are
worthy 81 being given credit. So it Is
with the What Cheer Grocery. whose
magnificent and thoroughly up-to-datc
establishment IS at 62-6t Weybosset street
and whose space extends from 29-3l on
Pine street.
The patrons who daily trade with this
store have been more than s~atished-the
fact that they return demonstrates this.
~ It wasn't so they would not return.
The fun value Of money expended IL
found IN what the purchaser receives
at tho What cheer.
Just now they are Offering most attrac-
tive prices-thc best hours milled direct
from miller To consumer at exceptionally
low prices. Peaches are lower and now
Is the time 10 got them. The what Cheer
Is the headquarters for eggs. butter and
cheese and this department is worthy OF
YOUR attention and patronage. Their
bakery has made rapid s~trides-every-
one demands good bread-and tho the fact
that this department has wonderfully In
creased shows clearly and without cues
ton that Il meets with public approval.
The What Cheer carries no old stock
In auvthing-its all new. and when the
prospective purchaser can get now and
fresh goods AZ the lowest prices. WHY.
II behooves them TO trade at the place
that offers and gives them.
Their wine department offers exception
al bargains. the best for the least money.
and viii appeal 20 those who enjoy the
little Injuries OF life.
Give the What Cheer a t~rial-that Is all
they ashland then you will be thorough
ly convinced it's the place TO buy your
foodstufs and the other necessarles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15
People You Know
Or Ought To Know

There II nothing slow apout City Coun-
Gilman John p. KendricN. VINO. with his
luSuriant black moustache. quick step
and alert watchful eye, would have mace
a picturesque and ideal city marshal. even
In a border town, that would put Bat
Mastersou 20 the blush Tor looking the
part. lie not only looks the part here.
bat also is II. and can ne found some
part Of every week in the cosy office in
the old Federal building. where many
bad men counterfeiters smugglers and
fugitives from Justice have been cared for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15
A Smile or Two

when a man keeps complainin' dat no
ain had no opportunity I'm life" said
Uncle Eben. you kind o. wonder whether
he ain too busy kickin' TO notice an
opportunity II II comes along Washing
ton star.
why do YOU suppose a woman usually
cries at her wedding"
out OF sympathy, probably. FOR the
men she could not marry Houston
Post.
some men We know have taking WAYS.
But oh, alas alsck,
There arc bur few We know 81 who
Have ways ~ bringing back
Philadelphia Press.
He-i only nov that I love you
shs-Oh. dear ! thought YOU knew all
about an automobile. t~oo,-snart SCI,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15
WHAT Others
Are Saying


Consistency will he an unlocked for
virtue with labor leaders until one is
found who will work for the same wages
as his rank and file and waive all pay
when a strike is called. but few are there
who will SO openly confess TO monopolis-
tic ambitions while condemning monopo-
lies as wrong In theory and practice. II
conviction for plotting against the law OF
supply and demand weres punishable John
Mitchell would he q self-confessed trans
gressor Denver Republican.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15
The GROWER.

TIL + Cherokee
News tells about a
fellow who stopped
his newspaper. The
next week he sold
his corn for four
cents below market
price Then his
property was sold
feF-taNes because
he hadn't read HI
~trcasurer-s s 3.
He was arrested
and fined s. for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15
NO. 6328-A GRACEFUL MORNING
GOWN.
The FIELD 60 80 OF LABOR

Tho following unions will hold sessions
to- ight:
PIT mbers. Labor temple.
Plaster tenders. Labor temple.
Iron workers, Labor temple.
Carpenters council. Labor temple.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15
THE NEWS'PATTERNS

neys about town and a very haven Of bliss
for the afternoon nap The accompanying
model Is one OF unusual charm. The back
Is trinity fitted To the ngure. while the
front falls In free grace. A full
front Is stitched TO yoke depth
depth where II IL brldged by a ~fanciful
vest closing only 10 flow forth In fuller
freedom from its confines 10 the floor.
The sleeve has the fun pun 20 the elbow.
ending I'm a deep light cum. The neck may
he finished with a standing or rundown
collar or left low and adorned with a tiny
edging of lace or ribbon. The materials
suitable for this gown are many-amons
the hrst being challis. lawn or a daintily
lowered dimity, The front. neck and
wrists may be attractively edged with a
narrow ruche or ribbon. Tiny pearl but.
tons mark the closing OF the vest. The
making OF this gown r. very simple and
one need not be a dressmaker 10 fashion
Il with success.
6sss-s six sizes. 20 10 ~ inches, bust.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

At many an altar today did the soggarth-aroons pray with iervor
for one whose heart beat so truly for the "ould dart Like Boyle
ORenly he made men love him. Praise comes from many tongues
for Mayor Collins, but in the Celtic blood there was a chill when the
news came that his own warm and sympathetic heart had been
stiled by death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

The prediction of peace for America for the next fifty years will
undoubtedly be fulfilled, even though we may in the meantime be
compelled to use the salutary slipper on the obstreperous Castro.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

First Slhurhanltc-ls no luckv1
Second SJhurtsnite- should sav so.
Why. even hie neiFhhurs' hens rome and
lay their eggs IN his yard-Ptttsburg Dis
patch
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

Editor Hapgood can stand all the prosecutions the Town Topics
crowd may have in store for him. 1t is high good fortune 10 be
prosecuted by the violators OF decencv and law.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

NJ. Wite returns to Russia so much bigger than when he left it
that ever the obtuse car ought to recognize him as the giant among
his statesmen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

The New York Insurance Commission
has brought out the fact that the salar-
les Of officers OF the big companies range
from 100000 for the presidents down to
the insignificant sum OF $500 for some OF
the vice presidents. These. OF course. are
exclusive OF the dividends paid on the
stock OF these officials from the ~earnings
OF the companies. Thus IL will be seen
with what great economy these men nave
10 live and how they have TO stint them
selves I'm order 10 buy little homes Tor
their loved ones and the necossarfes OF
life. Galveston News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

Nobody would have believed a few months ago that the peace
settlement would have caused the Japs more trouble than the
Russians.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

Mr.. Bryan need have no doubt that American citizens will accept
his latest declaration concerning his candidacy for just what it is
worth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

What makes YOU think Mrs NoUIy-
N"d must have hccn q hookkeepcr ho-
fore her marriage"
beanFe she keeps such accurate tab
on s'srrthinE I'm Tho neishborhood be.
trolt Free Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

From the composition OF the new con
gress 10 meet In December Il Is by no
means certain FOR the reasons stated that
the Indian territory will be admitted TO
separate statehood. Notwithstanding it's
right IN general principles and the claim
OF such obligation In the act constituting
the territory Louisville Courier Jour
nal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

The not surprising excitement at To-
kio simply proves anew that the whole
world OF human nature is akin. pagan and
Christian. As compared with Christian
mobs. as for example those Of the draft
riots I'm New York during the civil war.
the pagan japanese OF Toxic seem 10
have been less hysterical, less brutal ana
less bloodthirsty. Simultaneously with the
Toxic dispatches telling OF the riots
there came the report OF the burning NJ
tho stake OF a negro in Texas by a moi
OF two thousand Christians, New York
Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

going hunting on Sunday, because he
didnt know II was sunday. ana paid $500
for a lot OF forged notes that had been
advertised for two weeks ana the public
cautioned not to negotiate them. lie
then pnid a big American. with a foot
lke a forge hammer, TO kick him all tho
way 10 the newspaper office. where he
paid four years IN advance and made the
editor sign an agreement TO Knock him
and rob him II he ordered MS paper
stopped again.
lie certainly came 10 his senses after n
while, didn't he?
The fellow who thinks the whole blame
newspaper office Is going 10 shut up shop
simply because he stops his own in
dividual COPY has a wheel I'm his head
that IS going the wrong way.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

/ don know whether this occurrence
ever happened or not.
| am somewhat OF n liar myself and
tho man that told II to me may he. too
I'm sure I don't know. but then for the
story.
II happened, so II was told. on the IT,
high Valley railroad. The train had Just
left Easton and as the conductor was
making his rounds he spied a small. white
dog with a bushy tail and beautiful black
eyes sitting beside a young miss. II was
against the regulations To allow dogs in
tho passenger coaches so the conductor
had To be up about his duty.
I'm very sorry" he said. ''but It's
against the rules to allow dogs IN tho
passenger cars"
MY, Oh my. Is thst so?" replied the
young miss. What shall ! do?'
Wen, well rave to put him in tho
baggage car"
What! put my nice little dog In that
dirty carr"
I'm awmllySsorry but II Is the rule.
continued the conductor.
well, ! Just know somebody viii steal
IT, but II IL must be done. IL must"
Here. Bill. take the dog 10 the bag
gage car and treat IL we'll" said the CON
ductor 60 tho brakeman.
The brakeman reached over and Sc
cured the pup as tenderly as II IL was n
baby. but as he did so a most peculiar
expression came over his face, why.
why. this Is n worsted dog he said ner-
vously.
Yes sir" said the young girl"
thought YOU knew that"
The brakeman laid tho dog down I'm the
seat The conductor forgot TO punch the
girls ticket and he and the brakeman
went out on the rear platform and tried
TO figure out what was the matter with
them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

when the big fellows indulge in lux
uries, We little chaps have to suffer" said
the man to his friend. Not long ago
John n Rockefeller bought a wig and
did you notice that a few DAYS later the
price OF oh was raised three cents. Gee. I
hope he wont get any more e%xtravagant
Ideas and carry them outf'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

indian Territory has started \ boom
Tor Senator Warner. OF Missouri. FOR the
presidency. We shall wait 90 hear
Alaska's choice before beginning to bal
lot '-Cletolund Lender
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

by maiorities practically making il
unanimous the English w~orkingmen are
voting against a protective tariff. They
arc not fooled. They know that when n
tariff doubles the cost OF living IL does
not double wages. The profit goes 20 the
privileged class. The wage-earner. like
the American farmer. must accept what
competitive markets bring."-St. Louis
Republic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-15

The most significant OF the new move
ment Is the changed attitude Of the Chi
nese mind toward Western learning, Till
recently this attitude was one OF con-
tempt. Conceit closed the eyes OF the lit
terati TO the merits OF anything the for
eign devils could teach. The
success OF the JapRnese-who have assim-
Hated Western learning-against them.
selves and against even the Russians Is
an object lesson which they con no longer
ignore .'-Baltimor sun.
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WANTED! WANTED
900 LABORERS
VICES $3.50 PER lY

For work on the south and
Western Railroad between the
Mouth 90. Guest River and Clinch-
gHt. Virginia. Competent ioremen
furnishing forces OF men will be
placed iu charge ct them.
To reach camp come 10 Coeburn.
Virginia, on the Norfolk and West
ern.
For further Information apply to
II H4npAwAY.
Georgel. Va.
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FAYORS MANN

ooldaess io .ose-a-,ie and usnfou, ,s-
foeats a. eoiiey which las been ,e,h .
o'ss..as q. bis state.
iAE LAST CHANCE TO HONOR HIN
i's because : feel shst The people Of
Zoe oemmonHea.tb owes debt Of graft
'a-e Go il's gentleman. and th.iif The
Democrats oi Nirg.oia fail 10 avail them
''''es oi tais opportunity 10 rccogri1s bis
'es'iees and generously reward bin. it
''' 'e iae issi cAsucs probably tAsy viii
ever have 90 d. aeon this honor. and he.
Arse ace t~o geuilsasn Hho are seekins
be same position. csn we'll saord to sait
os' gess' - logger fos he hosor ~Aieh
lss ISL
ssase Nam. =. q -sil inoss, i,amsa
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A FREE SCHOLARSHIP

A"t young man or woman who is a. bona
''' patron Of ibis paper may receive free
Instruction in Music or Elocauoa
Inc Ithaca Conservatory otM4s.c. With
enc "'s're to stimulate the stud, OF tie.,
a''-' offer two Scholarships Go applicants
''e-a i"e state Of Virginia. ,aned at sloc
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VEGAS beginning with tae opening OF che
school year, September %. 1906. in amy 90
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'''no' Organ and Execution. The schoi-
'''-'ps are awarded upon competition
WHICH 's open 90 anyone desiriuga musical
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enter the competition or desiring iuforma-
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'De General Manager Of the Ithaca Com
sef'-tory Of Music, Ithaca n. T.. before
September ., 1908.
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Virginia Military Institute.
Lexington. virqinia.

9th Year. State. Military. Scientific aud
Technical School. Thorough courses II
general and applied chemistry. aud in
Electrical and Civil Engineering. De-
gree n graduate In academic course and
degrees q Bachelor OF Science in .esh-
meal CO irses- All expenses. iuciudur
clothing clothing and incidentais. pro-
'idcd Al The rate Of s3e5 per sunum. -
an average for the four Years, exclusive Of
ou'ht. For particulars address
SCOTT SHIP. Supt.
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A Guaranteed Cure For Piles

ttoAing' Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
.., ,'ss, druggists refund money IT PAZO
~ VI "a fails 20 cure any case. no
l-.''ef on now long standing, 10 g 90 10
e-,S' irst application gives ease and
80 Que IL your druggi st hash 10. send
stamps ana IL will be forwarded
Post psi4 by Paris Medicine Co.. 81
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Farm For Coal Land.

Ia exchange desirable farm of
400 acres, well improved. Tor
coal land. Price 5000
IL. W. HILLEARY a CO..
''--33 Stauntou. Va.
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IA seems THAI the Chinese have
takon Some lessons IN modern
civilization. They have appealed
u this government 20 treat their
people as We do Others. and failing
they arc going 20 bosco,t Amer
can goods. Their SUCCESS win dc.
pend largely on the amount Of
goods hey would buy. The busi.
ness interests are now getting
contncl IN this country and the
Chinamans dollar viii count
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-17

RRyAs seems 10 be a lively po-
htieal oespse. Not long ago the
norshera journals dropped his
name anaone the obituaries. Nov
We ass being treated b. asc'n lead-
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WANTED.

,l,eteou.es, Responsible, .Shagp, Daring
ouAs Men everywhere. Experience un-
'eseesssry. Enclose stamp fer p,ariicu-
'-fs- Drandeils Detective Bureau Phil
idelphia, Pa.
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AcoNrEpERATE SOLDIER.

',a because. as one who was himself
Confederate soldier. recall the fact
taat auons tLc puratcs iu the ranks on
i-e htas line. uhcrc Gle chief danger
aas incurred, iaere zese mauv rbo. n
point oi high courage, lsitr character.
and qualifications to command. utro eorai
arao often superior io tlo.- vho held com.
missions as oficcrs. The.. ucrc the men
"Ha. hl tHc.r example sni splendid hcra-
..m uHaer Che shouer of shot andshell.
nnle Immortal the Arm, of Northern
lI.eaa.
William Hodges Nana va, private
sN...sr n Gle Armr of Nsulcm Yir
a.a. bod OBJ such i4tai.Hy performed
Phi. asi. "ehafe elevated o. tte Guber-
nat0fa. DNa.r o. IoH- i.ar of distinguished
oN..u ei various -ralc.. hatss vet a,
.afe tat placed tae la4r,. Grown UPON
an' ono ol. taat immortal band. wso
i.H-.t Ia nufaies ia thc ranks
P i,eI t.at Virginia uUi hoaof herself
r a.norus Que oi taai splendid and
t....e-- cleo. ol citizens. and s.scoa.
..-.atr Soldier and a.a yir-.risr.
t.at 3 eoa'l live more happily aud
.e w.ie coaratedt feeling u.t. r--
800. ..l.rt.ItIat ereaf Almr taatta..
'ra L,. 80 ne,n promoted by tbe nso.
f.,. -a- 0-. bean elevated to tlc aIslc,t
t.. DID, taa Commonwealth.
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ing papers es the Prov;dcAce
Journal with c,'itorials IS. raine
the RepubliaauS q tac ercaf dan-
Ser there is uhai Bryan viii nm
for the Presidency next time and
the best way TO defeat him IS to
steal his thunder and put his ideas
into practice before 1t is 800 late
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-17

CLERICAL makers ct moonshinc
should gct on the list of Malt
Whisky ministers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-17

a PLACE that cannot support a
local weekly should not have its
name on tine map
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-17

EVERY man. woman and grown
child should De interested ~ the
questions of public welfare.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-17

Inn greatest thing a teacher
can do for 81 student is TO teach
HIM 10 think.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-08-17

A mNH that is used ten times is
worth @ dollar tha, is used but
oncc.
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KEEP IS before the country that
Biz Stone Gap is the best place in
these mountain, Go educate 81 fam
i'y. This can De made a school
oiiy and This would bring 80 class
% people wc would an GLADLY we
comc.
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IHis city is not 81 safe place to
pun gun in, especially on Sun.
d-i as Mayor Horton declares
tnai arrane'n- bonds is NOS ID sun
dll dalD
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BETrHR fail q hundred times
than never try once.