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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-29

powinni mice absolutna wlaSlloSc
swych kosciodow. Gdy i'm te sic,
odbierze, to popeInia sic gwait i
zbrodnie.
Pan De Lamarzelle, czlonek
prawicy, ganil ostro nieusprawie-
dliwione wygnanie kraju mgra
Montagnini. Przerwal jego wy
woody premier Clemenceau, os-
wiadczajac, ze wkrotce zlozy sic
dowody ma to, ze Rad w tel spra-
vie slusznie postapii.
Rzym, 2o grudnia. = w urze-
dowej nocie Watykanu, wlasnie
ogsoszonej, znajduje sic TAXI u
step: "Porownanie pomiedzy pru-
ska tax zwana ustawa kulturna
r. 1875 ustawa gabinetu Gle
menceau najzupe}niej jest fall
szywe. Ustawa pruska byla sroga
i niesprawiedliwa w obec Kos
cioia, ale wyraznie tsznawala hie-
rarchie katolicka jake podstawe
Kosciola. Natomiast francuska
ustawa rozdziale nowela Bri-
anda ma ma celu ignorowanie hi
erarchii utrudnianie wykony-
wanna praktyk religijnych."
Londyn, 20 grudnia. = Sees
nascie osob. zostafo zabitych, a
przeszlo trzydziesci pokaleczo-
nych, kiedy wczoraj zetknely sic
diva pociagi kolejowe W Szkocyi
w skutek zawier1chy snieznej
srozacej sic w calej w, Brytanii
cd 4 dni. Pomiedzy pokaleczony-
mi znajduje sic jeden czionek
parlamentu AlekSander William
Black Banffshire w Szkocyi.
Katastrofa wydarzy}a sic ma ko-
lei p6lnocno zachodniei W pobli-
zu Arbroath, pomiedzy Edynbur-
giem a Aberdeen.
Londyn, 29 grudnia, = Karl
Hau, professor uniwersytetu Jer
:zego Waszvngtona, ktorego po-
stanowiono wydac wladzom ME
mieckim, jako obWinionego o
zamordowanie teScioweJ w Ba-
den Baden, znajduje sic w szpi-
talu wieziennym w Brixton, ale
lekarze sadza, re dnia 5 stycznia
bedzie go MONA wywiezc. To-
warzyszyc mu beda dwaj urze-
,dnicy ,rlkrymir2lhi re Scotland
Yard, gdyz zachodzi Ottawa, re
targnie sic ma wlasne zycie. PAM
Hau, znajdujaca she obecnie w
Baden Baden, prosiia listownie,
by zapytano sic jej meza, co u
czynil jej posagiem $4,000,
ktory mu odda1a. Niewiadomo,
gdzie So te pieni2dze. Pan Moli-
tor, ojciec PAM Han, pozostawii
swojej zonie i dzieciom majatek
w sumie $I25,ooo, a tego mai
wieksza czeSc otrzymala pani
Hau po Smierci matki.
Stockholm, 20 grudnia. = Le-
karskie sprawozdania stanie
zdrowia krola Oskara ME pred
stawiaja ogolowi w}asciwego
stanu rzeczy. w koiach dobrze
poinformowanych watpia, by
kr6l mogl wyzdrowiec. Wysoki
wick jego i przygnebienie cd CA
su utraty Norwegii wchodza tn
w rachube.
Kapsztat, 20 grudnia. = Z mad
granicy niemieclliej donosza, re
W kraju Damara podpisano trak-
tat polcojowy pomiedzy wojska'
mi niemieckiemi a Hererami.
Powstanie Hererow wybuchlo
W niemieckich posiadlosciach w
poiudniowo zachodniej Afryce
w styczniu 1904 roku utarczki
ciagle trwaiy blisko try lata. w
Niemczech panowaIo niezadowo-
lenie z powodu klopotow W tych
koloniach. Rozwiazanie rady pan
stwa niemieckiego d IS grudnia
nastapilo w skutek tego, re Rad
doznal poraiki przy domaganiu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08

man Jim Sherman Of New York
chairman Ct the Republican congress
sional committee, in a new paper in
tervlew some tine g comedies that
they will lose forty seats in the next
House. We only need fity-eight seats
to win the House and if the landslide
toward Democracy means a loss OF
forty seats to them, why should they
assume that IL viii step there aud
not continue TO a finish? We are
hearing good reports from almost
every state and section of this coun-
try which indicates that the people
are ripe for revolt and want a change
that leans more toward equality I'M
der the law and the chance for a pom
man. am not setting myself mp as
as q prophet, brt i'm the last four years
have forecasted many political
events i'm this letter, ana each and
every one Ina arrived ON schedcle
time and justified and corroborated
my statements. The nomination of
Mr.. Hearst Tor governor In New York
ov the Democrats OF that state is "a
straw showing which way the wind
blows. He was nominated over the
protests of The pl~undeebund. the
practical politicians and the ward
heelers. He was supported for the
non nation by men who hate him per
souaIly as cordially as they hate the
Deyil The reason they supported
him was not that they loved him but
mat they feared the wrath OF the peo-
pie When a man a be nominated
In su.h circumstances il means that
the people are doing some thinking
and are taking matters into their W
hands. It shows that the political
boss is a back number and has been
and that the people have come into
their own. When men like Charles
T. Murphy and s. Bourke Cochran
are compelled to walk with bowed
heads underneath Hearst's banner OF
the people il shows that they know
when to come i'm out OF the rain. I'M
stead of nominating Mr.. Hesrst they
would have preferred 10 see his throat
CIT. brt they knew better than 10
refuse Go heed the voice OF the people.
This is why I say that the people are
doing business this fall and that
believe the next Hocse win be Demo.
cratic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
held here today aud plans discussed
fer securing q better foreign market
for American live stock products.
GOOD seED CORN.
Some Of the Important Points by
Which II May Be Known.

Some OF the more important OBJ
%seryations 10 be made in the selection
of seeds are Yield, quality. uniform
ity, hardness, time Of rlpening, free
dom from attacks of smut and rust.
and. in the case of small grain, the
stiffness Of the straw.
The corn crop requires. perhaps. as
great care in the selection as any
other, and merits special attention.
says the Prairie Farmer. The rapid
improvement that has been made In
this crop, combined with the readi-
ness with which the different varieties
cross and mix, renders it extremely
subject to v%arietion, Constant care
IS necessary in order TO establish the
desirable qualities that are brought
out in these variations and to mor
thoroughly eradicate those not desir-
able.
some OF the points 70 be Oh eryed
in the selection of seed corn are:
!. The size and shape OF ear; ear
should approach as nearly as may be
a uniform diameter from end to
end.
2. Size and quality of cob, a me-
dunn sized cob being much better
than a large, spongy one,
g. Depth OF grain.
4. shape of grain; grains SHOULD
carry their wedge shape uniformly to
the end, so that the ear may present
as nearly as possible a solid surface,
g. Covering OF cob; cub should be
as completely and evenly covered as
possible at both ends.
G. Hardness OF grain, too hard and
hinty a grain not being readily mas
ticated and digested. A hard grain,
also, is more liable to be a shallow
une.
T.. Grains Of even, uniform size and
similar shape, to make possible uni
formity OF planting.
s.. Color of grain, purity Of color
indicating purity OF the corn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
ArlN RlNk A |

The management OF tho skat.ug rink
is making AN earnest effort to give the
amusement loving peopls OF Guthrie a
rink not only commensurate with tho
Importance OF the city itse +. but ns good
as u in the country. To this end we
earnestly solicit your apyfoyal ana pat
ronage. THE skating slaze has come
again. There are now n ore than 1000
rirhs I'm this country and in many cities
the theatres are playing 20 empty seats
while the skating rinSs are unable to
handle the crowds. Skate factories are
already from 60 to 30 days behind with or
ders ana In al reasonable probability the
craze viii be worse than g. was 20 years
ago. Right here at home Kinks are going
up so fast we arc unable TO keep track
OF them. However. we are able II cite
"a few. A SIS. 5000 rink building M Fort
Smith. two M Enid. three at Musl1ogee.
one at Tulsa. two IA Oklahoma city and
a third contemplated, tw az C~hickasha.
two at Ardmore. etc. Their, Is no use to
fight against # for it. 3 coming with
Irresistible force. It wi be better to.
learn early ana then enjoy seeing the
others learn. For u short time IN order
to encourage those ladi 8 who wish to
learn. the management on request OF
five or more ladies. viii omen the rink
from II until ~ I'm the forenoon and
furnish skates and instruction fseo.
Stating Is not only ID most healthy
and harmless amusement. but for fat
people it is proving a boon.
Regular sessions $3.50 10 $50 and & 10
10 p. pa. Private parties 20 to u p. M.
Admission fee OF 10 cents Is charged for
gentlemen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
The Kitchen sink.

The ideal sink is OF porcelain with
rolled edge, round corners. porcelain
back and open plumbing without a
crack or crevice for dirt or the ever.
ready water bug. lie rs ready sim,
but ne must live IA the open and not
lie concealed A white enamel sink
is almost as good as the porcelain ana
much less expensive. Soapstone and
slate are very good and So. too. rs the
~copperllned sink The great daneer
Ia The porcelain and onameled sinks
g. the breaking OF delicate china and
glass The copper lining Is much the
best for that The wooden drain
boards tipping slightly toward the
sink are a great convenience. Free
quently rubber mats with r~oughened
surface are placed in these 20 keep The
dishes from slipping There are, be-
sides. wire and nickel-plated dish
drainers. which viii keep the plates
separated n from another while
draining -Halpers Bazaar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
THE COOLING MOTHS.
Autumn and Winter Habits Of This
TronbIesome Enemy Of the Orchard.

An examination of the fruit in tie
fail viii show how important a late
spraying for the apple on chard Is. The
codling moth begins early and thins
out the fruit By means of its first
brood. This fruit is out of the way
early. II drops on when less than hair
grown. These early larvae enter the
apple at the caiyx. as Is Wen known.
Later comes the moth for The second
brood. She lays her eggs largely ON
leaves, where they do not damage. but
some Of them are laid on the green
apples. and the larvae that hatch out
enter the fruit wherever it is most
convenient. SO the scientists have
told u.s. and q little observation Will
prove It. These worms are caught by
the late July spraying. A film OF
poison on the apple viii pat an end
70 the worm before st can do any In
jury.
Much has been learned about the
cooling moth within recent years. bnt
There is still room for further res
search. The worms that hatch on the
leaves eat the under side. and have
been known 70 burrow along the mid
rib. There Is reason to suppose that
they can develop I'm the leaf Is T.
often that they do this? That may
explain Why the insects are plentiful.
even after q year IN which there have
been scarcely any apples. Not having
fruit 10 live in. they hare grown mp
iu leaves. II this should prove 90 be
the fact. Il viii be as important 90
spray in 'oh" years as when there is
frJ.t, perhaps more so, as The larvae
can be killed better on foliage than
On the apples. This So an interesting
question and enc which owners of or
chards a assist 90 answer.
Not only are there two broods Of the
codling moth drring the year. bnt a.
is now considered possible that there
might be three, though that many have
not been actually reported But the
development OF the pest differs so
much In the length of time required
that there are mature insects from th .
beginning 20 the end of its season.
we can gel along quite Well without
"a third brood.
The codiing moth came from EU-
rope. but unfortunately did not bring
its enemies with t.. There are sew
eral of them. so a appears. The de
partment OF agriculture Is now inter
ested Ia them. and has been expert
menting with several The results
have been sufficient 10 excite the hopes
81 fruit growers. IN time the codline
moth may go. as has already beon pre-
dicted. but that time is stn some dis.
lance In the future There Is as yet
no safe and easy means FOR getting ria
OF the worm iu apples, and there may
not be tll spray pumps are worn out
that are sim unmade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
NORMAN BUNCH SCORES
Initial Football Skirmish
Results in Defeat for
High School.

The opening game Of the football se1-
son for 1906 was played Saturday after
noon at Electric park ana resulted in the
Norman high school team walking over
the Logan county team by superior team
work The score being % to o.
Graves the star player. OF the Logan
county high school, was ruled ont on
account Of not enrolling in the school
before the game when the Norman high
school was matched, which weakened
tine Logan counts team mlterll.y
The Norman team by end runs and
liue 1llugos. walked over the Logan
county team for IA touchdown elk min
utcs otter the game started.
The Logan county boys did effective
work by straight line plunees and 10y
p%unting. gaining as much rs thirty yards
on "a Kick then holding the Norman
team on downs. Dose carried tho bail
over the line Cor the loclls which made
the score 8 To 3 ATS eithc. side did not
kick the goal.
The Norman team scored once more
during The first hair and picSed a goa.
making the score 10 t. in ftVot of
Norman.
During tile last halls the loglns kicSsd
OF to Norman who advanced over tho
field five yards to a down until they
reached tho 3o-yari limo whers Logan
County held them for downs. Williams
was called back Toy "a place kick and tine
BAH son,ed between the goal iosts net
ting the visitors 8 points. ON the nest
] Lfal-.NT N.arn.H rrs.a..H.U 30. r44NfrH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
Your Face
Into Dollars
Many = Man Has eaHed Because His
Face Was q picture e. Calamity.


It takes sunshine 10 s.oducc Is rose
a perfect rose And so man. 10 be snc-
%cessful. must have sunshine instlc. The
lie which has It not. which has no
health and no happiness, is sour. surly
pesslmistic. and "a failu q. The world
already has TOO many viaega~ faces
that breathe m-Wm and strife. The
world wants joy, comfort. uncaine.
and viii cling to the man who has
IL, who radlttes glaune 4 and triumph
wherever he IS and IN ", all olrcum-
stances.
some people have a genius toc seek
Ing cut the disngreeable. the crooked,
the bad and the ugly. These are the
d%estroyers; they travel in schools. they
herd together for they love their kind.
and the cheerful part Of the world Will
have nothing TO do with them.
Ana why is Il that so many pedlle
disaster knowing az the same time that
if they do. their lives viii be ruined?
some people cannot help IL, Tor pes.
simism usually comes from bodily, dis
orders. ond this cannot always DE pre-
vented. The stomach. Tor ins.dace is
the most common cause of discomfort.
sour face, recklessncss. disgust and
lack OF ambition. A bad stomach.
there Is the secret OF many a failure.
Anyone can ave a gooi stomach. a
strong stomach. "a stomach that ON
take care OF anything and everything
that IS put into IL. no matter whether
ID is q yc.y bad stomach now o. not.
Then why not have a.?
stunrts Dyspepsia Tablets do this
very Trims one ingredient OF these
little tablets digests 5000 grains of
food. and no matter how bad h. your
dyspepsia or indigestion. these tablets
will digest everything la your stomach,
thoroughly and completely. aud better
and quicker than % healthy stomach
can DO the sumo thing stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets viii cure quickly loss
Of appetite, brash. Irritation, burning
sensation. nausea. heartburn, eructd-
lions. loss Of vim ana SPIRIT. bal mem
DRY. and dyspepsia and indigo ition i'm
their very worst forms.
No other little tablets in tn" world
can d. so much. You SHOULD carry
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets around
with you wherever YOU go and take
them after meals. Then onIy viii you
realize what it Is 20 cujty a neal and
what perfect digestion means. Your
whole body and your mind win feel
the effects y3ur vim viii ia-.lase YOU
viii be more satisfied with what the
world does. son viii think happier and
be happier and your face viii be one
OF supreme conteutmeut That viii
bring You success ana theu more suc-
cess. Your face viii bring YOU dol
Lars. Try it. 1t win cost you just
5oc. for , package of these wonderful
Stuart's Dyspe7sia Tablets at any drug
store ON earth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
The Use Of ROUGE.

II he tiniest touch OF rouge makes
you lcok younger and brighter, there's
no particular law against your using
Il. The only trouble with things OF
this sort is that after "a time a woman
becomes careless and uses her make
up too freely. after which she may ex-
pect all sorts of unkind criticism from
an beholders. Probably the best
rouge Is the imperceptible crimson
stick which is made in Paris, and
which may be purchased in Chicago
for % cents, IL does not injure the
skin In the least.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
VIOLATES orvu SERVICE.

Washington. Ocl sThe ciVl scr.
vieo commission has d -ctei e. p
Wood. cha man ~ the low Bepubli.
can committee. 60 withdraw "a lcttei
.recenuv sent Iowa omcers I'M tfs CITY
At is said o. he "A plain Violation % hN
%osecutions may follow. COMMISSIONS
Cooley announces thot Tire letters have
boon sent Co business addresses.
The letter among othe, things say
-rhe amount asked Is very sniai. Not
secured our ~onp9lntucni 4 fonr pres
emit position under "a Republican admin.
ist1ltlon. The Democratic parts in low
mis year is making "a very activ cam.
aaign and their leaders .ra freely pre.
dicting me election OF g numhe. NJ con.
gressmen in al state and also seFeya
state officers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
CATTLE SHOW AT KANSAS CITY
(By Associated Press.)

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct &-Hereford
and shorthoru cattle and blooded
draft horses occupied the attention OF
the judges today, the hrst day a. the
eighth annual American royal cattle
show which viii continue throughout
the week al the show paVilious In the
Kansas city stock yards. While fine
cattle are being judged on one side
OF the ring big hlooded horses are
competing ON the opposite side.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
EanptIan Coffee.

Egyptian coffee is the most prlml.
tive Of an. After il has been roasted
in a kind OF brazier 1t is pounded Ia a
stone bowl while stlll not. and with a
sufficient quantity OF water boiled un-
al It becomes a sort OF paste. Il Is
then ready to serve with a rose leaf
floating on the beverage. Very unat-
tractiye this sounds, aud, ia truth, the
beverage IS generally bitter aud IN
palatable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
@ O O O @ c. o @ Q 0 @ Q O Q.
o WITH THE SUFFERERS. o
G 9 O @ Q O Q @ 0 Q @ o O @ @

Mrs > W. Oldham Is on the sick list.
Mrs. A. A. Rcyer As sics at her home
3l5 East Villas.
The many friends of Mrs May M
PEBBLES, who complies the Iokan County
Review viii regret 20 leash that she b
quite 30 this week at the famll, gesl-
denoe ou East Cleveland avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08

Oklahoma. cutting IN twain The counties
OF Logan and oklahoma. Recently. how
ever the federal inspectors have located
several infected herds above the line IN
these counties and 81 thorough invcstiga-
ton IS being made OF the entire dis
trict
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08

The outl ok for the Democrats car
ryiug the House of Representatives
on Nov. G next is good. When we
started ont I'm this campaign nobody
eyeccted us TO win the House and IL
looked like a herculeau task TO over
Gene ma majority.
Il lco5ed like a Wild stretch of inn
animation for any man 20 claim that
We could overcome this majority I
ann NOT claiming f. no whut do say
that the prospects look good, not only
10 wipe IL cut but leave a safe work
ing Democratic majority i'm It's stead.
Il looks to me very mach as though
me people of this country We're COM
ing TO their senses concerning Roose-
yclt. that they want a change and I'M
TEND 10 evince their desire by electing
a Democratic Howe ~ Representa-
lives. The people know that some
thing Is wrong but they don't exactly
know where to place the blame.
can tell them honestly that the bug
under the chip, the negro in the wood
pile is this Roosevelt administration.
lIf they will get chat safely lodged IN
their heads they viii swat this admin.
istration D. awful wat on Noyem-
ber 6 by eio.,ing a Democratic House.
Thoy could ust MA Roosevelt a harder
lick than TO go just that very thing.
He knows what a Democrats House
means Cor bin and his administration.
Il means T., csugatmg committees.
digging and nosing into every depart.
ment and ml on these committees
who win in, stgate and go 10 the
bottom Of ey. y rotten transaction no
matter how loud % may smell Il rs
that which rights the souls of our
Republican adversaries. Congress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
CORN BELT PRODUCERS MEET.
~ AssocLated -

Kansa City. No. Oct S-The joint
convention Of the American National.
live Stock association, the Cattle
Raisera association and Corn Belt
Meat Producers association are 70 be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08

Greatest tonic and strength producing
remedy eser offered sun.ring humanity
Gurus indigestion. c%onstipatinn Headacho
stomach disorders. THAT'S what Hollis
tef Rocky Mountain Tea Wit dc Tea
or Tablets. 8l cents. &C. r.. Renl.o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08

no sicidy women or waad mon will
ever regret taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. IT'S brought happiness
10 thousands Of homes. Tea or Tablets.
s5 cents G.. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08

Was IL YOU who asked 20 friend the
other day II ne knew OF e eood boarding
house, d you are the u8u there Is
something 10 interest you iu the want
ads. today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-08
RELATIVE TO AFFAIRS
AND CONDITIONS
IN CUBA
OLD MAN PALMA TABO0ED
Honest School Teachers Who
Did Not Understand
Special to Tbs Daily Leader.


Washington, u. c., oct. s-The
latest news frmo Cuba will indicate
that I had uttered a prophesy when /
said in my letter last week that
Roosevelt vas sending Taft and
Bacon to Cuba for the purpose Of
getting rid OF poor old man Palma
and his administration That is ex-
actly what they are doing and I knew
whereof / spoke when I made the as
sertion Palma H. only a poor old
honest school teacher who does not
Understand nor appreciate the tricks
of the captains of finance. When j..
Pierpont Morgan and his crowd of
financial %free-booters demanded GER
tain railroad Concessions of him he
refused to grant them. There Is no
doubt in the minds OF the people who
are on to their Jobs that Morgan and
his gang are responsible for the strife
i'm Cuba by fomenting discomfort with
Palma's administration among the
rabble. excited them to the pcint Of
rebellion and furnished them the
arms with which 10 fight. When the
crisis came what more natural thing
could happen than that Roosevelt,
acting under the Plat amendment
should steg In as mediator and send
as enc OF the peace ENJOYS a junior
1ember of the firm of J.. Pierpont
Morgan and Company in the person
of MIR. Robert Bacon. assistant secre-
tary of state. They have gone there
and ~b.ll-dozed and brow.beat poor old
Palma until self respect forces him
aud his cabinet TO resign rather than
treat with a vulgar rabble i'm arms.
TAFT and Bacon have placed the terms
of compromise. that President Palma
must accept. in such shape that he
can Mt accept them and retain his
elf respect They also have coupled
& with a threat hat unless he does
so the United States will invade the
island in the alleged interests Of
reace and tranquility but really for
the purpose loi annexation. Whether
or not Palma Indicates or we annex
Csba as a part of this union, j. Pier
pont Morgan and Company will have
gained their ends because they can
get anything they desire ia the shape
OF a c-ncession from this administra-
ton. Watch the game played to the
conclusion and If you have the slight
est a%dumbration of intellect you Will
note that instead Of being a peace
maker and a relormer Mr.. Roosevelt
rs a usurper and a panderer to Che
plunderb.nd of New York.