davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
,Om August

\ Derattar signaturen Cert" n~edanstasz
ende roliga och sakerligen mycket kas
raktaristiska historietter:
bet var en- alton / Upsala for manga
arisen. Och Diet var fest pa Smalands
nation. Och bland CASTER fran andra
landskap presenterades goteborgaren
August Bondeson. SSAS
Och pa gammalt Upsalamaner hoj-
des bagaren omedelbart, och Bondeson !
sa:|
Tack ska du ha.... hva' sutton
va de- du bette.
Och sd fortsatte han:
ia, 81 jag a. nastan half smalan-r
ming. For jag a. fodder nara gransen.
/ Och mar man klef upp | EFT trad1pA en-
kulle nara mitt hem, kunde man SO
Smaland. ~ ggqg
Bondeson sag dA ganska rustik ypt.
sardeles enkel och flardlos / drakt och
upptradande och talande sin hembygds
aialekt lika oforfalskad, SON han sat.
tie en- stolthet i att CORA hela slit liz.
Blond och yfharig var han MAJ
;det sistnamnda felet ~afhjelptes med
tiden - och fetlagd och rodkindad,
med den friska, af ofverkultur och bla-
serad ofverlagsenhet totalt ober0rde
neutrality-suspicious. hela omedelbara Ifs
| glade skinande ut fran ogonen och det
jovialiska ansiktet. F1h@
Och mar han lar pa aftonen grep
sin fol och steg p pa EFT bord, och
spelade glada bondlatar och sjong -
"Det kommer en- friar vajen franz"
eller IA'
"Flecka, veil du en- vandring me mel
CORA -
genom lifvets tonga jemmerdal?" asit
da blef han med ems ~aftonens hjelte
och .kringklappades och flick drickar
brorskal med n~ationens seniorer OCH
| ~sjelfve kuratorn. la
Och smart var han van med smart
sagdt hela st~udentkAren och man vile
iDte gerna sakna honom / nagot lag,
der den akta studentgladjen och Diet
spirituella skamtet forde spiran.
Och solskensmenniska och glade,
spridare blef han hela slit lif. Och
den gamle lefnadsfriske s~tudenten satt
1 honom annu sedan lakarepraktiken
lagt beslag pa Diet mesta af hans It'd
och krafter. och Diet roda skagget fatt
Invita- stank. t
En- af Bondesons hufvudprinciper
som lakare var denna:
Den, som DIR sjuk, skall hallas vel
godt humor. For 81 a. en- int gla' sd
blir en- int frisk. a,Ssos 4
Och kom Diet nagon patient, somsag
sardeles ledsen och modfalld ut, saates'
August Bondeson fran sin fiol och,
spelade en- liten munter bit. Och ia
sa' han: -
Isl - Kanns de- int l~iteHbattre nu?
/ - Joo! 'n5~z y l
ia, tankte jag int de-. Nu' Ran
vi b0rja te' a. ordineraa 49, -
i i En gang hade Bondeson eHaspattent.,
som han absolut forbiod. spirftaosa!
For sir du, spirit a. EFT iakla jotacks,
styg, som en- ska lata bli. Men Vanta
Esnu, jag har EFT par patienter te', a SEN,
gan du alta frukost hos me5Fs%Chs6 az;
Hvilket skedde. Och August Bonde-
son slog upp EFT par f6rsvarliga snap.
5ar och sa'; n&AS@'
Js Skal pa DEF, gamle yan! 4 ysy7yz
/ = Ma men du har ju sjelf forbjudit
mel. -. -~~---~-s@~.~s----
Men da blef August Bondesop arg.
Vet du ainte lefvandes hut? sa'
| han. Mar lag blur a. de- nOttigt. Men
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
Den f0rstenade skOQen.
Huri en smerlkanare "brsektep nasra
. 3~4C&& 4 .n,eIsnsn.S

Hue en sf%nerlkanare ~"brsekter nasra
q" y-NSs& engeIsmsn.'s
En- amerikanare, som hefann sig pa
resa 4 England, satt en- gang och lyss-
made med talig och likgiltig min pa
Ten samling engeisman, hvilka skroto
mycket ON de m~arkvafdlgas resor de
hade gjort, och beskrefvo t~allehanda
: mer och mindre trovardiga underbara
afyentyF som de hade upplefvat.
Amerikanarens likgiltighet forarga-
de tydlgen sallskapet, ty den enc eff
ter e andre dukade -upp ALT varre
saker. Observation-Disclosures sag lika ia
> iig ~ocf fkgiltig ut for Diet. !
Slutligen vande en- af de ~narvaran-
de, sig direkt till honomi och sade:
= Har nj kanske i ert land sett ma
got lika markyardigt som Diet jag nyss
skildrade? -
|. Hupdratals saker, syarade ameri-
kanaren slapligt.
IA'44s ia, N menar Niksarafallen och
Mamnidtgrottan och.
.A39 Bah, atertog yanken, inte rakna
yfasa'ntSder. inte.. Mel, men ha nj I.
rex. hort talas ON den forstenade sko-
} gensiF Arizona? Hundrstnsentals tunn-
land med forstenad skog! Hvaba?
4 rT3och traden sta uppratt, forstena-
-a,ogss
ia, naturligtyis. Och bladen och
b1ommorna och frukterna - ALT Dir
forstenadt.
Och faglar i traden? infoll en-
m~isstrogenp engelsman hanfullt.
hlG1 Faglar! ia, ! tusental! Och de-
ras ungar och allting forstenadt pa
Stamina satt. Jag ser pa er, att nj tro
att lag "'skarfvar"; men lat oss sla
vad ON en- ~tillrackligt stor summa och
resa dit. sa IA nj nj s~jelfva Sc! Men
Diet markvardigaste i denna fortrolla-
de- skog ar kanske en- jagare, som
'hblifvit pl0tsligt ofverraskad af forste-
ningen - han star der med bossan till
axeln och siktar pa en'forstenad fagel.
Och man ser r9ken, ur m%ynningen och
kulan 1 ~luften, halfvag pa vag mot
fageln. -. @%
j. Mel, min gubbe lila, nu fingo vi
err ALT fast anda! utropade en- af en-
gelsmannen jublande. fTyngdlagen
skulle ju ha dragit babe roken och ku-
Ian TIL marken!
asEiJa, Diet kan sa tyckas, atertog a.
~merikanaren utan att blinka: men Diet
markvardigaste af alltihop ar att af-
ven tyngdlagen blifvit forstenad, sa
att den int kan verka.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
EN- KANDIDAT SOM SATTER SITT LAND HOGREs
~. ,. 4.aA SIT PARTi. -:..r - .4.-. .,

dess lvexla9de fraser ar endast
EFT ofuQkpmligt medium, hvari-
fgenom jag uttryckcr de kanslor,
fsom r6ra ,mirt h;erta. %, Jag viii
endast saga att jag uppskattar he
dern och att jag viii CORA hvad jag
kan att visa mig ward densamma.
Jag ar tacksam for jag denna
forsamling 81 behofver falla pa
kna, boja min band och ssvarai
alag trer pa Cumminismen ss--
dan som vi ALA, Yppfatta den j
delta distrikt. Jag will represen.
tterA denna uppfattning. Jag will
|fra mFalIa att jagerhaller min no.
imitation af Gummins parti och
Eattiag erkanner att Cummins' par,
ii ar det republikanska partiet j
fdenna stat"
\ f'Mina khan och min ryggrad
arc for sylvia att boja sig i hofvisk
grace derfor.
TDe raddnagade saga mig att
ON Jag antager denna nomination,
SO kan jag ei vinna, att lag torso
tsoker enroll lika hielplos som Da1
L.a &
vids. Jag tror att Mr. Hubbard
kanbesegras "
"Majoriteten egerteJlangre> den
betydelse, som den fordom hade.
Majoriteten i,Jdag kan bli(va mi
InoritetenirmorgQn Folket har =, i
dag sipa sgPqaao tankaar, pet Fostas
tej for eB. maptefnddaasstty dheIrtfor at, att
han bar sip ,erkanldda, ,partiskylltt..
Han msste ofvsrtygs de rostande
att han har sina principer och att
! han h n mod att sta for dem.
''Da Mr. Hubbard bojde kna
torskrackelse 1 Storm Lake, forlo.
rade han sina gamla vanner och
Egiorde "a nya. Hans nya AMMAN
gare .aFo.Pojda for att, tro att hans
Plotsliga och oy4ntade omyandel.
Sc var pelasettr rsslitst Al, rSdd;
haga,an EFT yeBklIgt ombyte af o;
pinionrasgoe Il 8 b. ! az , MD
l. Jag AZ, dfmoksatt. Jag trof ps
IJfasEs9ns RrinciPer, Jag tror ps
Ter styFslsss sem 81 iavoriSeEag "a
.lgph .aae.ar sSysFelss, hs9omn ger ala
samRa Fatt inf9r lagsn och ,gifyel
yagiaaiaa I'd. SidtiI'faalle athgsnppp
tsges ,afheta 9eh ,aagitrAhgg ifnggaHl
toryarfva hSad hans yeasrgi ,qch
,tilaasss k4ReAgo5 tsYkttbfra p}f;
f.: TMla sfigs aaF as: Pef6PlkniRgfp
detia distriktflyse ON den hysey
rePnbAkt nnskps PEineipef. Dor hellre
epreseatsras iskoRgrfsSssepps AZ sp
EaJtfrsm fFi!.pr.akg paemokrat an
af en- tyeksam, raddhagad republi-
kan, hvilkens polltiska uppfatt-
ningar kunna blasas bort at mot
satta vindar inom partlet".
Ware deStned huru som belst
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

: az &lE4ff dr3F&@y& &r 49,
10 En- valbergad farmare afed
for ID ar sedan ! nsrheten at FREE
mont, Nebr. Sin qvarlate nskap
.lemnade han at sin aldste son TO-
.ssph, Edock pa EFT visst vilkor.
Den afidne hade nemligen en-. yn-
gre son, som yistats borta | 5 ar,
utan att nagon yisste hvar han
%fanns, eller ON han var lefvahde
Eeller dod. testamentet forori-
nades deerfor, att Aderesf den yngfe
sonen kom' tiilBaka mon 70 ar
Iefter faderns bottgang,; ssa skalfe
|den aldre broderd dela anrfVet MED
honom. Haromdagehi kom den
saknade1 brodehrn' tiilbaka tiff slit
.he n. och det var ds Han 'iorsta
Egangeh 6ck htora ON. Sin faders
|d9d; Han hsde tuyPpehsllit sig |,
staten Washington, der han opp Up
snstt en- vsalbergad STALKING,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

Avitzist. Johansson ia, nu skulle
ia ALT gerna villa bjuda pa en- getting.
luomajag sbara hade nagot att malta 1.
II Ericsson: = Tror qq int. att vi ha
tmats 4 nun?
y sEH glade. matt dromde jag. att
mini syarmor helsade pa mig.
tat-S Men nj ar ju inte-gift!
IA ssJust Diet. Nj kan tanka or min
bubble glade. mar agyakhade.
tesa sEAe Rpblie would Escape.
al hear you are 'golpg to give up au-
totnohtIes and try b~a1oonihg."
y swell, Thought. ofsit but concluded
II wouldn't beS4so. mukh fun
\ Dangerous .enepgitEfm sure"
tbtEYes. 4 But, yeuI sek, liz you fall out
Of a balloon yoI dbf2t have a fair
sehefiee to fall on lanSbpdy"-philadel-
Sphha ledger. ! LII
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
alEJuvenne shserdhess.
Kitty called up her father by telephone.

what is, it. dear?" he asked.
Il wish you'd bring me some e-a-n-d-y
when you come home this evening""
"All right, Kitty {, but why do you spell
It outT"
II don't want anybody else to knsua
wheS I'm - ing.-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

y Men da blef August Bondesop arg.
Vet du linte lefvandes hut? sa'
han. Mar Jag blur a. de- nottigt. Men
du far int supa utan NETT vakande Il.
90 q min toatroll. begriper du. Tar du
ints svpea q an Eenast "a k6y tag a.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
Rekrytsk oian.

En- tysk tidning skamtar pa
foliande satt med den nyligen
gina ordern att de ryska office
rarne, for att motverka den revo,
lutionata propagandau'i armeen
skola halla lektionstimmar efter
tyskt monster om soldatens upp-
glitter och skyldigheter. HarVid
utspelade sig skrifver t%idningen,
foIjands scen mellan en- %lojtnant
och en- rekryt fran guvernementehtt
Perm. ,4r... ~y "a
Loituapten: 5 Hyad gor du,
min son, ON du ute pa faltet ra
kar en- fende? .~4-.-o,$
+ Rekryten: Star ihjal honom,
ers hogValborenhet. ;1~ NJ @5
II RAFT! Men hvad cor du, ON
du ute pa taltet moter en- hel
fentlig battalion? '.'
Star ihjal den!
- Dertill ar du, som ensam
man, for svag. Du drar dig der
f5r obemarkt tillbaka och a0ag-
ger rapport, Men hvad gor du
nu, om du pa faltet trafar en- Ike
utan vaktare? ......e. a...s.
- Star ihjal den! y,
~-Orattasvaradt! 80 T.. s'srs
ss-'Drar mig tillbaka2 och af.
agget rapport 8; il @'ijE 49, ;
-:Ocksa oratt! Il Du tar hennt
vid hornen och for henne till lag
ret. Men sag mig nu hvad' dl
har att CORA, ON du traffar mig
ute pa faItet? il. ''' Y.
- Slar lnJal erS noSValOoIeH
het! -.. ...
II / Galenskaperl Jag ar ju dii
toIman och bar rysk unitorm lik
som du.
Y = Drar mig obemarkt tillbak,
och afiagger rapport,
: Farskallei Jag ar val ingel
fendtlig bataljon.
Da tar jag ers hogsalboren
het vid hornen och for er til
lagret.
Efter delta svar uppgaf lott
nanten forsoket med rekryten.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
BONEY WAS SLAIN
FOR HIS MONEY
Woman Companion Held,
But No Other Arrests
Have Yet Been Made.

The latest developments in the case
Of Jackson Boney, the colored man
who was found dead late Thursday
night IL a buggy near the south end of
the new highway bridge, practically
establishes the fact that robbery was
The motive for the murder.
A few days before he was killed
Boney drew $500 from a bank, and was
negotiating to buy d piece Of property.
That BOney had a good share of this
money with him on the night Of the
murder is believed by the local police.
as well as the authorities Of Alexandria
county.
Some time ago Boney reviewed 81 500
in damages from the District govern
ment. On two occasions he withdrew
from the bank $500. and about two
weeks ago he took out 500.
II is said further that last Thursday
he had SIS belonging 10 a nephew, but
when his body was searched this money
was not found. A gold watch and some
change, however, were found or his
person.
Annie Green. the colOred woman who
was with BOuey on the night of the
murder. is being held at the Alexandria
county jail al ROsslyn. Sheriff Palmer
and Prosecuting Attorney Crandal
NIackey are running down every clue
that has been found IN their efforts TO
appreheud the perpetratOr of the crime.
At noon today no further arrests had
been made in connection with the case.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
UPTON SINCLAIR'S UTOPIA
CRYSTALLIZTNG INTO FACT
Committee Shows How Problems Born of Cooks and
HouSemaidS, Mlkmen and Plumbers, Children and
Old Maids Are to Be Solved.

Upton Slnclairs sociaIistIc home
colony is emerging from the jungle OF
theory and abstraction. and is !ast de-
veloping the concrete phases indicated
by estimates, balance sheets. architect
ural designs, etc. It does seem that Mr.
Sinclair and his executive committee
are really going 10 crystallize the
scheme into something like accomplish
ment.
This executive committee has just pro-
mulgated a report. This assumes a
colony Of 100 families as the basis APP
parently these socialists don't run much
to children. for on the basis OF al let
tiers received the committee finds there
would be 200 adults and lO0 children in
the cOlOny-one child per family. Then
there viii be seventy-fve employees. but
this number Is expected 10 be cut one
third by work done by the members.
Scheme of Equality.
Moreover, employees will not know
themselves. anyhow, II the ideaustic
Ccheme Of social equality is put into ef-
feet The language Of the report. how
ever, leaves "a painful uncertainty on
this point Evidently the committee has
not felt able finally 10 decide whether
the cook and coachman must be admit
ted 10 strict social equality, and this
will have TO be left 20 a mass meeting
% the new colony.
Anyhow. there's 10 be q hotel with
sixty rooms. for folks who like 10 live
IN a hotel and sixty cottages for those
who don't. with a half acre per cottage.
and a comfortable common. there viii
be required a total Of 100 acres. 10 cost
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
WORKOUT STREETS
CAN'T Be CLEANED
DepresSiUnS Make 1t lmpoS-
Sible 10 Free PaVementS
of Dust.

If tho uaVements OF some Of the i'm
portaut streets We're repaired 10 would
enable the department 10 reduce the dust
nuisance 10 a minimum. ' declared Sup
eTiuJendent John T. TWOLey az the
District CeiauiuE Department. in a com
muuicatiou tJ The District Commission
crs today.
Superintendent Tw0hey's complaint Is
based 0u Ihe fact. as De cites iu his
communication that owing 10 holes
and ocpTesSlons iu the pavemeut~. iu the
hand-cleanlnF sections OF the CITY, 10 is
impossible FOR the white wings" 20
free the streets of dust.
Tie says these streets are in urgent
need Of repair II stTet northeast from
Eleventh 10 Fourteenth. Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. from The Peace Mon
umsut 10 Fifteenth street. holes /aud
Impressions on The north side, Fifteenth
street northwest. between PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and New York avenue holes and
cuts on the east side of JlC street
lie also mentions several other lOra.i-
ties i'm The northwest that need repair
The matter has been referred 10 O. b.
Hunt. engineer of highways. with in
struCtiOns 10 give IL early attention,
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
COTTON MARKET BEARlSH
AFTER STRONG ADVANCE

NEW YORK, Aug 27-InhuenCed by
better cables than expected from Liver
pool. the local cotton market opened
firm AT an advance of . 10 points.
Room shorts and Wall street were lead
ing buyers, It's was assumed that sup
port from interests in America had had
much 70 do with the strength off prices
i'm the English market. Alter the call
selling pressure increased SulscIeutu 10
check the rise and force quotations back
a couple OF points from the top. The
market at New Orleans, after starting
8 TO I points higher, eased . points. Sen
t.ment IN the pit here appeared TO do be
bearish.
Opening quotations: September, $50
81. October, MQ02. November. 9I0nlI.
December. 91jH17. January. S25d2j:
February. 930635. March. 35d37.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
HOTTEST OF WEATHER
STRIKES CORN BELT

The hottest weather or the season
struck the western end OF the corn belt
and the Northwestern States last week.
Etving those grain areas something of
the old-time forcing weather How
much damage has been done is not as
Yet apparent. because many claim that
the high temperature did far more good
than harm. especially To corn. while the
wheat is said 10 have lost quality there
by.
The corn crop west OF the Missouri is
Tar enough along To show tina 1T has
filed out well on the ear an In the
grain. Estimates during the week have
placed the crop at 2,Sj0.O00.o00 bushels,
compared with the Governments indi-
Gated yield of 2, ,u3.W0,OO0 bushels on
July 25. Save for the prevalence Of hot
winds the crop Is really out of danger
because the amount of moisture now IN
the soil is enough 10 round out the
unel stages OF caring, with rare eNCep-
lions. over the country as a whole.
In winter wheat territory plOWing for
fan seeding Is going on over large por-
tlons of the Middle and Western States,
and cutting Of spring wheat has begun
in the Saskatchewan valley of north
west Canada. Thrcsning operations
have about cleared up the Southwestern
fields which were caught IN the shock
Yet farmers are not letting much win
ter wheat go at the low farm price of
60 cents which is practically what 20
cents q bushel at Chicago means. Even
primary market dealers are advising
them 20 hold for better values Liberal
offerings OF new spI ing wheat may be
due TO lack of facilities 10 hold the
grain after threshing, and to get IL out
OF the wav of other fall work before the
floating farm labor disappears for the
season.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27

about $4,000. For the present the colony
will not attempt running its own truck
farms etc, but the committee Is set on
bOssing the cOmmunistic COW, ana pro
poses as absolutely essenual lhdl d
dairy farm be established al the start,
with the socialists in complete sway
A Bas the Town Pump.
They believe that in this way alone
can the maIign influence OF the town
pump. with all its typhoid germs and
other Objectionable incidents. be eliminat-
ed. For vegetables, the colony VIII try
buying from the gentiles and the unre-
Q lerate for "a while, till It gets right
sure that its wants 10 hoe its own rows.
The committee is assured by archi-
tects that comfortable. hve-rOOm cot
tages can be built for $500 without
provision for cooking or servants. The
report SAYS plumbing included, which Is
accepted as indicating that the colony
has found a plumber who no longer
loves lucre- He didn't come from Wash
IngtOn. anyhow.
The colony Is going 10 have a. CO.
operative doctor. II the executive COM
mittee wins cut. II figures that this
scheme viii keep the health good, with
four hours work a day on the part OF
the doctor The Cnildren-childreu al
ways are so much trouble. anyhow, 10
folks who are busy thinking real big.
expansive IhOughts-are TO be- kept lu "a
garage or a creche, or some such thing
with an imported name. and the par
ents Will not be unduly bothered with
'em.
The committee also indicates some
touch of uncertainty whether the col
Ony members viii take their socialism
straight as far down as this course
anyhow, it's going u put IL up 10 the
cOlOuizers.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
.DUYALL APPOINTED
ASSISTANT COUNSEL
His Principal Work to Be
Handling Condemnation
Suits.

Andrew =. DuvaII son Of former Cor
poratiou Counsel A. b. Duvau, was TO
day appointed an assistant 20 the pres
ent CORPORATION Counsel L. H. Thomas
by the District Commissioners.
Mr. DuvaTs principal work viii bt
that Of iueuturnE an the necessary con
demn8tlon suits brought about by the
enforcement OF the act Of Congress pro
viding for the opening. widening. and
extension Of minor streets and alleys in
the District.
The salary attached 10 the new posi-
ton will be $50 monthly
Mr. DuyaL Will work in connection
with the recommenda lions made hy thC
committee Of condemnation. provided
under the act of Congress. composed Df
Major Richard Sylvester. superinteEi
enr Of police; ". p. Richards, District
surveyor. and George 5. Wilson seCre
Iary Of the District Board Of Charities.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
CUBAN TROUBLES MENACE
TO SUGAR MARKET HERE

The state of public order in Cuba is
of widespread interest in the United
States i'm view of the approaching cane
grinduR season and the dependence OF
this market on the Cuban crop for
regular supply.
The estimated sugar crop Of Cuba.
according 10 William & Grays sta
tistical sugar trade journal. is 100000
tons. OF this total l.02f $50 tons have
been received in the United States
since January l. There are about % 900
tons afioat for this market now. and
Cuban consumption thus far is given as
p 800 tons. leaving a surplus of ~. 900
tons on August 21
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
WEEK STARTS OFF
WITH IMPROVEMENT
Washington Railway, Which
Has Been Dormant, Lead
ing Factor.

The week on the Washington Stock
Exchange started of today with decided
evidences Of activity and Improvement.
especial attention being given 10 the
stocks Of the Washington Railway Com
pany, which have been dormant for sew
eral weeks OF this stock 800 shares
We're sold. so common and 20 preferred
Altogether the day was one OF the big
gest the exchange has had recently. In
all. 1855 shares were disposed Of The
activity in Washington Railway was
particularly noticeable because of the re.
cent tendency 10 let its prices sag on.
or Mitchell Mining, 100 shares changed
hands, twenty of the City Bank. and
fifteen Gas.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
OFFENDING SOLDIERS
SENT TO SAN ANTONIO
Twelve Men Responsible for Shooting
Brownsville Citizens Removed
From Scene.

The twelve members Of the Twenty.
fifth Infantry. recently stationed at Fort
Brown. Tex. who are charged with be.
ing responsible for the shooting of "a
civilian and a police officer al Browns
Vile. have been taken TO Fort Sam
Houston, NJ san Antonio, where they ar
-ived safely this morning General Ne
Casllry reports 10 the War Department
that they viii be held there pending eN
animation. and later viii be turUed over
10 the civil authorities II was thought
best. on account Of the excited state %.
public feeling. 20 remove them tcmp0r
aTily from Fort Brown