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, 1905-12-14
Newjv Married Fireman Killed.

Temple, Tex, Dec. IA Santa Fe
freight train was wrecked near here
today. Fireman Criago, married a few
weeks ago was killed. Twelve cars
were smashed.
, 1905-12-14
DIR. MILLER HAS FINE
STONE PAVEMENT.

The Colorado lagstone pavement or
dered by DR.. Miller has been placed in
position and Is entirely satisfactory to
the owner of the property. 1t is five
feet wide and almost as smooth as a
floor.
, 1905-12-14
FELL AT HER HOME
AND LAID UP IN BED.

Mrs. W. H. Fishback, wife of the at
torney, is confined to her room
injuries sustained by a fall at her home.
No bones are broken but she was
bruised and considerably shocked
, 1905-12-14
STABBED COMPANION
TO GAIN ATTENTION.

In order to attract the attention OF
the boy in the seat in front of him at
school. Murel Buchanan, a Saratoga
youth, stabbed Paul Pilon in the back
with his pocket knife, the point of the
blade piercing Pilon's lung. His re-
|~covery is doubtful.
, 1905-12-14
CONGRATULATIONS
ARE COMING PLENTY

stock is over s4OS, 500 900. which is
$4,000, 600 more than the high record
established in 1903. This year the
farm produce and live stock will be
sufficient to give every inhabitant of
the state 1864.
, 1905-12-14
FILLMORE
STILL QUITE ILL

Luther Fillmore, who is in Califor-
mia, is not mending much and his
daughter, Mrs. Opelt, who is here
today, fears he may not live to return
to this part of the country. He is as
cheerful as ever, however, and never
fails to send word to his Laramie
and other friends in this section.
, 1905-12-14
BOILERS REMOVED

The two boilers used in the heating
plant at the Balch block were taken
out today and will be placed in the
basement of the building of the Lara
ME Saddlery company, on second
street. other boilers will be placed in
the Balch block.
, 1905-12-14
PASSENGER Packet Sinks.

Brownville, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE pas
senger packet Rose Hill collided with
coal barges today and sank. Four
deck hands were drowned. The two
passengers were saved.
, 1905-12-14
Nominations Sent to Senate.

Washington, Dec. 14.-The president
sent to the senate today the nomina-
lions of Frank Parker and John R.
McFie to be supreme justice of New
Mexico.
, 1905-12-14

Hicks-That is the author OF the
niece sitting in the box over there,
Wicks-Hush! You don't want to be
sued for criminal libel, do you?-som-
eryIlle Journal.
, 1905-12-14
D INJURED BY

FALL ON A BAYONET.
Cadet Absher of Company B, uni
versity cadets, fell at drill this morn
ing, while at double quick, his bayonet
wounding him slightly in the head.
The wound was not serious and the
cadet continued with his company.
, 1905-12-14
lcEILINo JolsTs AT
GOVERNMENT BUILDING

The ceiling ioists are being placed in
position at the government building to-
day. and workmen are laying the main
course of stone for the cornice. The
building is progressing satisfactorily.
, 1905-12-14
BILL FOR RELIEF OF
MILITARY COMMANDANT.

Senator Warren has introduced in
the senate a bill for the relief of Cap
tain John w. Heayey, the military com
mandant at the University of Wyo-
ming
, 1905-12-14
WYOMING PosToFFIcEs
MADE PRESIDENTIAL

The postofices at Hanna and KEN
merer. Wyo., will be advanced to the
presidential class January !.
, 1905-12-14
CONGRESSMAN LoNGWoRTH oV
ERWHElMED WITH PER-
SONAL, TELEGRAPH AND
MAIL WELL WISHES.

Says Arrangements for His Wedding
With Miss Alice Roosevelt In
Hands of Family of President and
That He Has Been in Trance So
Long He Cannot Tell When Troth
Was Plishted-Washinston News.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
COL. GADDIS
IN THE CITY
Former Well Known Brunswick Rail-
road Man IS Spending a Few Days
in hte city

Col. A. A. Gaddis, for many years
Vice President and General Manager
uf the old B. & w railroad now a
tranch OF the Atlantic Coast Line, ar
ryed on The 'dallory liner Comal yes.
terday and viii be in the city for a
CIV weeks, til kuest OF his daughter
Mrs w. y. Cook
Col Gadd.s viii be remembered by
great majority Of old Brunswickans
SCI during his residence in Brunswick
ne was closely Identified with the com
nercial and social circles Of the city
and his splendid ability was used in
the making Of the old b. & W. one OF
he best saying pieces OF railroad pro
rorty 10 Georgia When the Plant
ystem purchased the road Mr. Cad.
3is resigned his position and went east
where for years he was connected
Dith a number OF transportation com,
panics, later he removed to New Mex
go where he Las resided since.
Col Gaudis talked very Interestingly
of Brunswick and her growth in the
rast twenty years and he 10 Of the
cpmion That the city has q great fu
tdre ahead of It.
Discussing the matter he said. 1"
rave always ielt that Brunswick
ould eventually become grea
seaport city ard to my mind her fu
ture Is more established now than hai
been the case in the past Her match
less harbor 90 my mind one Of tn,
best IN the country Is oound to max,
her a city and I am sure she is nov
90 the upward grade"
Col Gaddis was warmly greeted b!
bIs old Brunswick friends and as stat
td above he will be here for seyera
weeks
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
DRUG STORE WAS
SO[D YESTERDAY
% -
Knocked Down to Lamar,
Riley & Taylor, of Ma
con, for SIS, $50
AGAIN OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Immediately After sale was Confirmed
uanz6pened Under the
Nam. of the John Morgan q
Cruq Store.

The stock SSxtures, accounts. etc, OF
the MoreaA Drug Store were sold at
prbA outcry ly Referee A. J, Croyatt
yesterday at noon, The sale attracted
large number o.. ~ siItSas &ynd the
b dding was quite lively
The referee first offered the stock
fixtures. accounts, cts, separately, but
the amount Il ey brought not being
a very large amount. it was decided 10
Tut up everything in a bulk. and the
entire stock. etc. was bought in by
smar. Riley Il Taylor. Of Macon. for
SIS $4,000. There we're seYera4 bidders
and for awhile it looked as if the drug
ore would bring seven or eight thous
erd dollars
Trustee Croyatt immediately report
ed the sale to Referee Isaac and it
as confirmed although Kay, Bennett
and Conyers, attorneys for the bank
rupts, filed an objection on the ground
that the purchasers had gone ahead
previous to The sale and leased the
building, thus keeping away prospec-
tive bidders. The claim was also
r Gde that the price the store brought
ould only pa the general creditors
about As per cent, while the Macon
dlug firm had already offered to pay
the secured creditors in fuA and 20
lay the general creditors fifty per cent
Referee Isaac held, however, that
the leasing o the building and the
rieyious offeg OF The druggists had
rothing whatever to do with the sale
end was matter IN which he had
10 jurisdiction therefore the sale Was
@ nfrmed.
AS soon as the referee passed an or
der confirming the sale the drug store
was opened b. John e. Morgan. the
tcrmer manager, who VIII be in charge
Of the store hereafter
Mr. Morgan when seen by a News
reporter last night, stated that just
at present he did not have any an
rouncement t. make concerning the
future of the business, but 1t viii be
conducted by him as formerly under
the name Of the John e. Morgan Drug
store.
A pharmacists viii arrive in The city
"a, the cours cof few days who will
assist Mr.. Morgan IN the prescription
department
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
RACoWs RESOLUTION
TO A SUBCOMMITTEE

Washington, Feb. 16. Senator Ba-
cons resolution asking that the sen.
ate committee on foreign relations in.
yesLRate and report to the senate
phether the protocol Of an agreement
Gndor whicn the United tates author
itics undertook TO administer certain
cI the customs Offices Of The Dominican
government, in order to satisfy a
cain Of the San Domingo Improve
u ent Company is valid, having beer
made without the consent Of the sen.
0te was today ordered referred 10 a
subcommittee to be appointed ny
{ hairman Cullom.
The motion to refer the resolution
" az made by Senator Bacon, who stat
Cd that there were many questions
cf law involved and that it was his
dCsire that nonIpartisan report be-
made
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
Two Left NIedrlnahaus.

Jefferson City, Mo-. Feb. Ito.
days joint session Of the Missouri
legislature was the most interesting
since The beginning Of the deadlock
over the selection Of a United States
senator. There was a bolt OF two
men from the Niedringbaus forcse, but
It was not Of such strength as to
change the relative standing OF the
candidates. The result Of the ballot
was: Niedringhaus, e5; Cockrell, 70;
Mckinley, 3; Kerens 12; Finkelnberg
4 Petllohn, ! Young I
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
Judge Speer Makes Inn
portant Change in Rules
in Bankruptcy
RfLAIIYE 10 SALE OF ASSETS
ladge Orders III Stocks Classified al
Sold Separately and in BuIk by
the Trustee of Receiver in
Bankrupt Cases.

- Judge emory Speer has issued an.
order requiring trustees and receivers
IN bankruptcy cases TO hereafter ssepa-
ate the assets so as to allow more
Intelligent bidding BY wouid-be pur-
chasers.
The order o. Judge speer is as fol-
lows 49,.
by the court ordered, that hereaf.
tcr trustees AID other representatives
Of the court making sales of the as
sets Of bankrupts consisting OF stocks
Of merchandise and merchantable ar
cies, notes, accounts machinery ana
fixtures Of merchants and manufactur-
crs. shall in The first instance, classi-
Gy and separate such assets in such
lots or parcels as in view OF the char
acjer Of such assets may seem to such
trustee or other officer most attrac-
tive to purchasers and shall first ex-
rose each Of said parcels or lots for
sale 10 The highest bidder and at pub.
lie outcry, unless a private sale Is or
cered by the judge Of the bankruptcy
court Having received said bids the
uustcc or other officer charged with
lho sale OF such assets shall then Of
Ter in bulk ell Of such assets and
sl.an obtain II e highest bid therefor.
T. shall then be the duty of such trus-
zee or other officer charged with max
~ s. said sale to accept the largest ag-
greeate sum offered for such assets.
whether The same shall be the aggre-
gete Of the bids made for the lots or
Parcels or he bid made for the assets
in bulk. and shall report the same
TO the court for its confirmation.
ordered further, That whether the
assets are soil in parcels or In bulk
that the trustee or other officer con
tucling the sale shall require OF the
ddor 2 deposit Of 10 per cent in cash
and in case such sales or either OF
tLep. are not approved by the court
he said deposit shall be returned to
the person whose bid is rejected.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
Commercial Body Held
an interesting Meeting
Yesterday
MANY MAnFRS DISGUISE
eel c. P. Goodyear Thinks immlgra-
ton shSNa be Encouraged and
Talked on That Line-ImmI,
grafton Committee Nanfed.


The BrupstT board OF trade met
IN regtSsT weekly session at the city
hall yesterday morning. with quite a
rumber of the members present. Pres
iaent Smith was in the chair and c. D.
egg in the atsence Of the secretary
acted in that Capacity.
Several communications were re.
ceived by the board. among them one
from an Illinois cooperage concern
isking about this section. 1t was de.
cided to communicate with the con
Germ and an effort will be made to
secure it for this city
Col C. r. Goodyear delivered a
hort address, aiong the line Of i'm
migration a,r Goodyear said that
there was an Influx Of immigrants to
t.is section at present, and Col Good
year is of the opinion that BrdnswieR
emld secure r any Of them if the pro
per effort was made 4 motion was
finally made that committee on i'm
migration be appointed and the fol-
owing members Of the board were
amed as members Of it, j. Stovan
smith chairman, G. D. Ogg, J., r.
rkins. f. u. Aikon. Albert Fendig, G.
= Goodyear, i f Coney
G. p Ogg also made short tall,
along the same lines. He is OF the
lin.on that immigration to the city
aaould be encouraged and thinks our
hzens shoull pay more attention to
al present lie said these immi.
ant could ',ot be secured without
an effort. but said that il The proper
ass Of them are brought to the city
they win make good citizens.
Julius Levy and J. 9 NJ Symons
eere elected members Of the board.
One or two matters OF minor impor-
ance were taken up and discussed by
De board ana altogether the meeting
vas the most Interesting held in sew
elal wcek2.
A line Of work has been planned by
he board for the present year. and il
t1e members win cooperate and give
The body their support some good
ork VIII be ac.sAaiAsAed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
JIM JEFFhlEs LAST NIGHT.
Champion Pugiist Appeared at the
Grand in "De,o, crorkettu

Champion Pugilst Appeared at the
Grand in "Davy Crockett"
James j. Ieftries. champion pugiist
of The world appeared at the Grand
last night in "Day Crockett, ana
was greeted by fair sized house.
Champion jim, OF course, is not as
good an actor as lie is fighter. but
nevertheless he handled the title role
very creditaDly and was literally ap-
r'auded during the performance. Mr..
oeffries was supported by a fairly
good company Miss Anna Roberts,
as Eleanor Vaughn handled her role
well and litle Miss Edna Paul, as
lame Crockett was one OF the stars
Of the production.
Davy Crockett" is always an en-
ioyable play and The company last
ght presented it % the satisfaction
OF the audience
After the show a three round exhI-
biion of sparring waS given by JeRries
and bis rartnel, Yahk Kenny, during
hich William Delaney, the man who
Las trained two champions. was intro
cuced' The aforl exhibition by the
champion was thoroughly enjoyed by
the audience and lie displayed the
TACT that he was quick on his feet
sc.entnc and san deliver blows in
quick succession.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
JEFF IS ANXIOUS
FOR A FIGHT
&-
Champion Says He Would
Like to Meet Some Good
Man in the Ring
COULD soon GET IN TRIM
the Big Fellow Says the Report that
It Takes Him a Long Time to Get
in Trim is Erroneous and he
Quickly Reduces Weight.

Big Jim Jeffries, who was seen at
tue Grand las. night in "Dayy Crock
cit wants a feht. mt since the sum
r,er Of 1903. hen he for the secono
time put Fitzsimmons out, has the
champion had real, nice, eozy scrap
Nc wonder ms getting that restless
feeling
And James is ready Isn't there
some large and husky athlete, nifty
With the dukes, in America or Eng
iand who would like to take try at
the ule7 II there is, Jenries IS his
man, and it would be exactly TO the
latters lilang. The land is Wide ana
there is no dearth Of men as bulky as
the holder of the bolt hut somehow
or other the sweeping challenges have
n lien on barren ground. Maybe the
rianner in which he handed the pills
TO Corhett. Fitzsimmons, Gus Rhuhn,
and numerous others, did more to i'm
stil into the minds OF the rest letit-
70 there feeling than an aggressive
rne.
YES" said Ielfries yesterday when
Questioned on the subject by a News
repolter. u wouldn't mind a hght /
how weigh about 23O and in a few
waelss could lie down at my battling
tnm 220 pounds. This talk that has
hean snread Al out me having TO work
,,wfnlIg hard TO get in shape is a lot
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
RECOMMENDATION FROM ELKs
Some Good Words for Miss Byron in
Sergeant Kitty"

Some Good Words for Miss Byron in
Sergeant Kitty"
Sergeant Kitty" which will be al
Il Grand next Tuesday night, recent
ly played in Oklahoma City for the
E'lks Of that city, and the following
ietter has been received by the man.
ger of the company:
Oklahoma City Okla Feb. /.
George R. White, Mgr Sergeant Kit
ty Company
Dear Sir:-It affords us keen pleas
ue to commend your most excellent
attraction to ZIG public in general and
especially to the Elks throughout the
country The entire audience at the
Overholser las evening speak as one
IL praise of the company, as the best,
cleanest and most delightful enter
tainment Of the season Miss Byron
won the hearts Of all, in her earnest
end praisewortby efforts as Sergeant
Kitty" It would be impossible 10 i'm.
agine a more perfect Interpretation
Of this difficult part. Our connection
With the management has been most
pleasant and satisfactory in every re-
epect.
Wishing you and your company
every success and hoping to have the
ileasure Of meeting you again next
season, we are, Very respectfully
Geo, L, Cooke,
Chairman OF Elks Committee"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
SOUTHERN FREIGHT TRAIN
WRECKED AT cREERs, S. c.

sp0rtanburg, S. Co. Feb. lG.-A
Southern freight train was wrecked at
Creers yesterday and 1t was learned
that several members OF the crew
we're injured The wreckage blocked
tnt track aud The morning train from
Atlanta was I'VE hours late Before
the way coull be cleared of trains it
y as necessary 70 burn several OF the
wrecked cars,
The officials at the depot know moth
ing Of the accident and It Is impossl
ile TO get Communication established
between this city and Greers on ae
'cenrt ~ tho Lad condition Of the tel
eihone wires The injured nen wer,
taken 70 Asnsyilie gof treatmsnt,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
Report Comes from Pavo,
Ga, rs%at Road will Go
to Valdosta
OFFICIAL ON iHt SCENE
Now Stated That the Growing South
Georgia Line VIII Extend from a
Point Near Thomasville to
Valdosta.

According to a rumor whicr origi,
rated in Pay), Ca, the Atlantic ana
birmingham railroad Il now consider
Jig the probability of building another
line, which win open one Of the best
farming landss in the state
According 10 the report sent out
from Pavo. an official of the A. & b.
fas recently visited that city for the
purpose OF Investigating the building
o. line from Merrillyile, point on
tie road between Moultrie and Thom-
asville. to Valdosta. just who the OH.
c.al was cannot be ascertained but
the erection Of such road is likely
and the A. & B. may be contemplat-
l4g the building of this line.
The following specaI was sent out
yesterday from Payo touching on the
subject.
"A prominent official Of the Atlantic
end birmingham railroad has been Ii,
Investigating a proposed line to run
f. ON MerrilNille a point on the road
tctween Moultrie and Thomasyille, t.
Neldosta.
This line as mapped out, will ira
crse the counties Of Thomas. Brooks,
- Lowndes. in which there is found
scme OF the finest farming land in
Georgia, and will pass through tho
towns OF Payo and Morycn, which at
present have practically no railroad
facilities
"'lhe road viii open up thousands or
acres Of the hest timber lands in the
state"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
BOY SHOOTS BROTHER
PLAYING WILLIAM TELL
Rene Lad May Lose Eye as Result OF
Accident With an Air Gun.

Rene Lad May Lose Eye as Result OF
Accident With an Air Gun.
Rome, Ga. Eeb. &C. Robert Harvey
has been accidentally shot in the left
eye BY his brother, Andrew Harvey
and viii PROBABLY lose the sight Of 1t.
The boys we're playing with an old
al gun and Robert told his brother he
would let him shoot at him at a
certain distance. Andrew did not
think the gun would s1oot that DIS
tahce ana fired at him. his brother
icing some distance away.
The shot struck Robert in the eye
cutting a deep cash near the sight, An
ccculist was called in and he founa
il necessary to take several stitches
to close up che wound.
Robert is y and Andrew 16 years
oia. Both are sons Of Audrey Harvey,
prominent furniture dealer OF this
city
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
Joseph Lucree Dead

Mr.. Joseph Lucree Of Nortr Albany
street died las night al 7 O'Clock. MI
I.ucree was sick only a few weeks Of
lung and heart trouble. He leaves 9
wife and FIVE children, besides his
mother and three brothers 70 mourn
his loss. He was popular carpenter
and a good citizen and had a large
circle of frierds who manifested their
esteem for MIN during his illness.
The time of his burial was aot de-
ciaed upon last night, as it was not
Known just when his relatives from
Savannah would arrive. Notice VIII
le posted near posjonice early this
morning.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
s2so,Ooo pensIon Money Left.

Although the pensions have bees
/ ala IN only about fifty counties Of
the state something aver 100000 Of
the pension fund has been paid out
The balance Of the fund, $500 600, Will
be paid TO the remaining counties as
soon as it is possible 20 90 so, but for
the present pension payments have
b' en- discontinued until after March j.,
On account Of th eseyere illness Of the
pension commissioner J. w. Lindsey.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
EDITOR CREATES SENSATION
IN oAsToNlA COUNCIL

Gastonia, N c. Feb 1G.--At a sen
sational meeting in the city hall last
n.eht w. f. Marshall, editor OF the
Castonia Gazette, boldly charged the
town council with excluding represen-
tatiyes Of the press from its meetings
There came near being clash, but
cooler heads prevailed. A petition was
esented, signed BY $50 citizens ask
ing that council resclnd its action in
The matter Of matchmaking Main
street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
Bennett in Atlanta.

Grand Master j. w Bennett, OF Way
Cross. and J j. McSwayne Of South
Carolina, worked the second degree
last ngiht in odd Fellows hall before
as large a number Of the organization
as the hall has held for long time.
Many Of the members had their wives
and dapspIera present, AT the con.
eipsiop q n eyeselsgg zach OF The
ecHtlcmeA made a yhol speech IA
rsserd Y tha order Atlanta News.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
AFTER THE
OILCOMPANY
F Foosevelt Directs Commissioner Gar
field to Investigate tho Standard
Oil Company Thoroughly.

Washington Feb. 16.-President
Roosevelt to,iay directed Commission
cr Garfield, Of the bureau Of corpora
TONS to Immediately make thorough
investigation OF the Standard Oil Com
pany under the Campbell resolution
which was passed by the house yester-
day.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
CONVICT MEETS DEATH
IN ATTEMPT 10 ESCAPE
Ct Three Who Made Dash for Liberty
one IS Shot Down.

Donaldsonyile. Ca, Feb. 16.-In at
tempting to escape Charles Master.
man, a negro convict, was shot ia
death here
The conyicts were being brought
from the woods of the turpentine farm
OF j. Shingler & Bro, after the day s
work. r. W. Williams. white, with
tob Hudson ard Eugene Ansley, made
their escape a. the same time.
Hudson and Ansley are still at large
but are being pursued by a posse with
aloodhounds. They will probably be
saptured
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
STEAMER cAiNTooR IS
HAVING SOME TROUBLE

The ayannah News Of yesterday
Gays:
rhe tug Jacob Paulsen left yester-
Gay for Dale's Greek, S. C., to tow to
eta the British steamship Caintoor
y hich is bound for Brunswick. The
iaulsen had jst succeeded in assist
ing the schooner George w. Truitt Jr.
in getting away from Riceboro, when
the instructions came to go to The as
sietance OF the Caintoor
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-17
cAueAr gHAvINe 22o PIECES.
7sncher in snohomish, Wash, Robbed
coins Of Eiohtv Cents Each.

Raneher IN Snohomlsh, Wash, Robbed
Coins Of Eighty Cents Each.
Seattd Mash Feb. 16.-George w.
Hess, a rahehman, Of snohomish. is
row in the custody Of Captain B. w.
Eel, chief Of the local service, charg-
cd with shaving" $40 gold pieces.
Cold pieces to the value of $500 were
seized and the machine with which
the man was doing his work mas been
found at Everett
Hess is said to have cut from the
edges OF each gold piece 80 cents
worth Of gold. The coin was then re-
nilled.