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BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS.

BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS.
 There was no preaching services at the Baptist church, Sunday. Sunday school was held at the usual hour Rev MT Davis is unable to .leave his daughter, who is still very sick and un- able to be moved here.
 The young people are making ar engagements to give play at the Bap tist hall in the near future, entitled, "The Sweet Family" It will be the sweetest thing out when Mrs Sweet, a widow, introduces her eight sweet daughters. It is rare treat, so be on the lookout for the date.
 At the Congregational church, Sun day, the pulpit was occupied by Rev MT Hind from New Haven. Next Sunday morning the Sacrament of the Lord s Supper will be administered by Rev MT Prentice of Greenfield Hill. : MT and Mrs G. Burr Tucker enter tained on Saturday last Miss Ida M Tarbel of New York, who was here looking after the interest of her farm, recently purchased of Mrs Addie Brad ley. She expects to occupy the place
 
 G: Burr Tucker recently had the misfortune to lose very valuable COW. Veterinary Horace Wedge of Long Hill was called but his efforts proved of no avail. He has purchased anoth- CT COW of J. H. Wheeler.
 Editor Floyd Tucker of the Bridge port Farmer and son, Master Floyd Stiles, spent Friday and Saturday as guests of G. Burr Tucker. MT Tucker and family expect to occupy their summer home here about May 6.
 MT and Mrs K. H. Lyford and Mas ter Elmore, MT and Mrs Edwards, MT ton of Bridgeport were, last Sunday, guests of MT and Mrs G. Burr Tucker. They made the trip in their automo- piles.
 Miss Mary Gillette was appointed secretary of the Sunday school in the place of Miss Esther Gustafson, who has resigned.
 Howard Wheeler of Brideeport spent Sunday with his brother, Jesse Wheeler.
 A daughter was born, Sunday, to Mir and Mrs David Svetlek of New Haven. Mrs Svetlek is the daughter of Michael Steneek of this place.
 Mrs John z. Mellen spent Saturday WAolA ASA AhASAN3 1AAo A1' S' W 0AACl, Ol Bridgeport.
 Mrs Arthur Sherwood and Mrs Jesse H. Wheeler were pleasantly enter tained, last Wednesday, by Miss Alice Nichols of Greenfield.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Hall of Bridge port were in town, Sunday.
 Mrs Aurel Ruman and daughter spent Sunday in New York.
 Mrs s. Silliman has her nieces, Mrs Burr and Miss Burr of Nichols, with her. They have rented their place to C. J. Jones, who recently sold their farm to B. P. Sanford of Bedding.
 w. Lane of Washington Depot and Miss Anna Logan of Stevenson spent Sunday at H. E. Logan's.
 Robert Davis buried his infant daughter Sunday afternoon. The fu- neral was held at the house.
 Mrs Yula Manson and daughter, Mo- vella, have visited her father. J. s. Tyler. MT and Mrs Manson now re- side in Bridgeport.
 Edith Logan and John Logan att tend the Grammar scEOol at EastOn Center.
 MT and Mrs J. H. Wheeler and children of Bethel were recent guests of Mrs Wheeler's sister, Mrs J. H. Wheeler
 ASPETUcK NOTES.
 Willard Fanton, who works in New
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
EASTONe
AN INTERESTING LECTURE.

At the next regular meeting of the Grange, May 8, during the lecturers hour there will be stereopticon lec- ture given by the Southern New Eng land Telephone Co.,, giving full ac- count of the work of the company. This lecture will be full of interest to ali subscribers to the company and all others interested in telephones. The lecturers hour will be open to the public and all are cordially invited to attend.
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GAVE THE CONSTABLE THE SLIP.

AAoAAANo kAANS No UAS V SsNhAAS oNA sASSS'
 GAVE THE CONSTABLE THE SLIP.
 Constable Frank L. Norway is still looking for James Coates, who slipped the halter, the other day, just at the opportune moment when they were so nearly ready to make the start for Litchtield and thus showed the baSest ingratitude for the constable's hospi- tality, which he had accepted with evidence of appreci- ation. James won't get so much rope to circle on when Frank l.. gets him again in his clutches.
 MISS RUTH EDGE.
 Miss Ruth Edge, who had been ill for several months, died, Wednesday night, about midnight. She had suf- fered from pulmonary trouble, which bafied all efforts to check and so at the early age of Is she has yielded up her young life and passed to the rest beyond. Of quiet and gentle dis position, she was loved and esteemed by all who knew her.
 Sunday was a beautiful day and large congregations gathered at all the churches, and doubtless when the total amount contributed for the re- lief of the famine sufferers of Japan and the stricken ones at San Francis co is reported, it will prove a credit. able sum to help on the good work Seventy-twO dollars is the amount re ported from the Congregational church.
 Among those who attended the ban. Quet at the Elton, Saturday night, anc listened to the Hon Secretary of War William H. Taft, were S. Mclean Buckingham, Buel Hemingway, 0. B. Mattoon, William J. Munson, Merritt Hemingway, H. H. Hemmingway Rev w. T. Holmes, Paul Klimpke, E c. Margraff, W. P. Bryan, B. Ravens Hemmingway, J. B. Noble"and c. H UpsOn.
 A very enjoyable dance was giver at the Town hall, Saturday evening by the Center school students. The patronesses were: Mrs Paul Klimpke Mrs 0. B. Mattoon, Mrs Harry Hem mingway, Mrs Frank B. Noble aut Mrs R. J. Ashworth.
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WASHINGTON,
THE BALLOON,

Aerial navigation is approaching per lection. A balloon was seen in the northern sky one and half miles above the earth at 6.3O D m., Saturday. The ascension was made by the Aeronautic club at Pittsfeld, Mass. The balloon is owned by French count, and it is said to be one of the largest in the world, having been built at a cost of $350O. It carriedIa basket about six feet square from which three men gazed down on our planet from the raritied space above. It was voyage of 65 miles, lasting two hours and 10 min- utes. None of the inmates were harmed in any way. The descent was made on Albert Anson s land in Wood vile. Another trial will be made in few days. The balloon was sent to New York fer slight repairs.
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SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists 4O9-415 Pearl Street, New York soc. and $1.OO. All druoqIsts
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SOUTHVILLE.
THE LOCAL DOINGS.

Mir and Mrs T. Howes entertained friends from Danbury, last Saturday and Sunday.
 The telephone poles are set as far as
The Newtown bee., 1906-05-04
WARREN.
A REAL ESTATE DEAL,

Miss Mary Katon of Torrington has bought the "Myron Hine place" of Louis Carter of Waterbury.
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ROMFORD DOINGs,

William Brague inflicted a bad cut in his foot recently, when hewing ties for George Couch.
 Fred Powell does all kinds of team work. lie is at present blowing for Louis Mason.
 P: D. Ford of Richmond Hill, L. l., week.
 Edward Shaughnessey is working for Harry Kilborn in Bantam. MT Kilborn keeps livery stable.
 Miss Hartig continues her labor for
The Newtown bee., 1906-05-04
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves sig nature is on each box. 25c.
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WATERTOWN.

THE SERIOUS ILLNESS OF HIS FAITH
 FER.
 The Lords Supper was administer ed at Christs church, Sunday morn ing, at o'clock. A telegram to Rev William T. Holmes, Sunday after noon, announced that his father at Montclair, N. J., was suddenly stric- ken with paralysis and he immediate ly left for his home at that place. Rey MT Crockett kindly supplied iSl in MI
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AsPETUcK NOTES. Willard Fanton, who works in New
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
BRIDGEWATER.

THE OLD RED sCHOOLHOUsE-BY E
 HUDSON.
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The Grange held it's regular meeting on Tuesday night last, William Kirch- berger, master, Miss Gertrude Ran dall, lecturer. The next meeting will be spent as humorous meeting, mu- sic. recitations and readings.
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Financial lnStltudons.
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The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
Industrial Notes.

william @. Brown. who has JUS,
been chosen first vice president of the
New York Central lines. with . salary
of s75. 600. was In the early 70s tele'
graph operator and messenger boy In
Sioux City.
The blast furnaces at Gary. the new
town to be built by the United Statei
Steel Corporation at Indiana HArbor
Ind will have the largest capacity
OF any 10 the world. Each furnace
will be ninety feet high and will
cost about 81. 900. 900.
The boring Of what will be the
longest tunnelin the United Statei
and one Of the longest in the world.
has been determined upon by the
Central Paoino Railroad company.
It will be . six.mile hole through
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
ABOUT YOUR NHIlnBoRs
AND YOURSELVES

| II
--Mr. and Mrs. v. e. Burley left
for Denver on the noon train.
Mes. }. q. McDAnisi ot Canon
City LIFT today for Missouri for the
Summer.
~. y. Torrenos returned last
evening feom > trip to Montross and
Telluride.
M. Wright and wife ars moving
into the second story Of the Glenrook
l,otsl today.
1T. ". Morgan. postmaster At
Williamsburg. was in the oity ysster-
lay afternoon. =
-H. J Owens and ". ". Oafky
wsre in Canon City yesterday advar.
tisins the Eiks minstSsls.
y. 8. Proctor has resigned his
position with the Palace Pharmacy
and left this morning for Colorado
Springs to accept another position.
Mrs. F ". Nixon. who has
been the guest Of Mrs. VIII. DavIe
for the last month left today for
New House. Utah. to join her hus.
band who bad preceded her.
A g. Lamberton. representing
the Canon City Record. which is just
publishing the new city directory for
the county seat town was in the oity
today ssecuring business fo- that pub.
LEGATION. We hope our leading
business men will give the matter
favorable confederation.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
THE Life Insurance

muddle has started the public to think
ing. The wonderful success that has
met Ballard's Horehound Syrup in its
crusade on coughs, influenza, bronchitis
and all pulmonary troublesZhas started
the public to thinking OF this wonderful
preparation. They are all using it. Join
the procession and down with sickness
Price 25c, 50c and u. Sold by Florence
Palace Pharmacy. it's
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17

the Sierra Nevada mountains. in Oal.
fornia. q short distance west Of the
town Of Truckee, Ariz. The object
Of the tunnel is to opt down the
present mountain climb OF 7OI7 feet BY
fully 1900 feet. and thus eliminate
many Of the present curves and mo Oh
Of the grade.
Considerable progress 10 now being
made In the development Of kentuoky
and Tennessee oil felds. While
none Of the wells recently brought In
10 exceptionally large. but there are
number yielding from 26 to 100
barrels . day.
A company has been organized in
Iowa. with . capital OF 800, 200 to
manufacture paper out Of She husks
from sweet corn
The Hartman interests are said to
be planning to extend the Houston
and Texas Central railroad from Den.
ison. Texas. to Topeka. KAns there
to connect with the Union Pacific for
Kansas Oity. and with the line north
ward to Omaha. thus giving the
Hartman roads . connection between
the eastern ends Of the system.
Contracts have been let for the con.
struction In Washington parish.
LouisiAns. OF the largest sAwmill In
the world. The mill will be entirely
Of steel and concrete Instruction. un.
derstood to be the ouly ons Of it.
kind In the United Statta and will
have an annual capacity Of 100. 600. 900
feet. Tho entire plant will ocss In
the neis hborhood OF ei. 500. 900
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17

"Esmsralda." BY sradu atins olAss
Houston opera house. Friday Nay IS.
PSioes -. -. 10 cents. 6itf
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17

NOUnD-Ou kast Third Street, . bunch Of
IL ts0f bsgs aud ring. Thrss ksys Hat, the
9eAf fo1sa. Owner sss have ssne By payLn4
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-11
is SHE HERE?
A Blonde Haired Woman Skips From
Husband Who Offers S2O'oo
Reward for Her.

The question which has caused con
siderable speculation arises from the
description Of a woman. contained on
a postal card, received by the author,
ities in this city, and also published
in the Denver papers.
II would not have caused any com
ment whatever, save for the fact
mat a number of persons think that
the woman has been here and is now
in the city. She ran away from her
husband in Minneapolis and he thinks
enough of her to offer a reward OF
$4,000. ,-,-.,.
The following is the description:
"Blonde, but not bleached blonde,
ligbt reddish hair, weight about l5O
mounds, well built, light blue eyes
ronnd face. little mole or growth on
side of nose. about feet inches
tail two gold crowns. one on either
Side of mouth, quite attractive, very
ioIIv has small diamond ring, also
a hand ring and ring with two RED
sattinps. fingers slightly crooked
nuick in action and a good dresser
Name Blanche.
"Cau Peterson Printing company
925 Third street south. T. c. Phone
2Og5 Residence S17 Nicollet avenue
will find me there at night.
The card says he don't want u
come after her, unless those VINO ap
nrehend her are sure she is the rish'
person.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-11
BOMB IN NEW YORK SUBWAY.

Special to The Sentinel.
New York, June 11.SAn attempt
was made last night to explode a
bomb in a manhole of the INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit company in front
of the power house at East Seventy
fourth street which furnishes cur
rent to the subway.
One man, Jos. Baretky 22 years OF
age was arrested. the police say. as
he was about to light the fuse to the
bomb as it lay on the manhole cover.
Two companions who were with him
escaped. On Baretky were found 3
other bombs, all being of uniform size
the shape of a baseball, but a little
larger. The prisoner declared that
he and his friends had found the
bombs pleasure resort the other
day and brought them home to set
of later. They went in front of the
power house to do this. AS the pow
er wires which pass through the man
hole carry the power for the sub
way the wrecking of the hole would
probably have put the system out OF
business for many hours.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-11
FOUR ITALIANS ARRESTED.

Special to The Sentinel.
New Yeork, June 1l.-Four ltal.
ians were arrested today and turned
over to the coroner until the story
of one of them, who tends to offer a
solution of the mysterious murder
of Mrs. Alice Kinnan in the Bronx
Friday night can be more thorough
ly investigated. Mrs. Kinnan was
called to the door of her mothers
home, and struck down by an un
known man.
Today Carlo Marino, a saloon
keeper told the police that Friday
night he and and other Italian quar-
relied over the girl. Marino declared
that Capollo threatened him with
bolt similar to that with which Mrs
Kinnan was killed.
During the quarrel in question the
girl fled into the yard of Mrs. Stan
toms home. Capollo, II is said, fol-
lowed her. 1t is the theory that the
girl might have sought refuge in the
house.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-11
SHERIFF, PRISONER IN
own DREARY DONJON
Delta Sheriff Cleverly Trapped by His Prisoner
Close Chase to Collbran and Prisoner Once
More in Tolls. Taken Back to Prison
This Morning via Grand Junction.

Undersheain Hammond Of Delta
stopped over in Grand Junction last
night on his way home with prison
er, John Kennedy charged with horse
stealing. who had been arrested and
who broke jail in Delta last Wednes-
day morning after locking the under.
sheriff in his cell, and was captured
by Hammond about nine miles the
other side of Collbran yesterday
where he was visiting some friends.
The prisoner was confined in the local
Jail last night and this morning left
in charge of the undersheriff for Del
ta.
The Undersheriff went into the cell
of the prisoner last Wednesday morn
ing to convey the prisoner to the trial.
He unlocked the doors of the cell and
Kennedy came outside and the two
started out down the corridor when
the prisoner suddenly halted and said
he wanted to get a ring which he had
concealed in his dinner bucket and
wanted to give to the sheriff for safe
keeping. The undersherih without
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thinking. said he would get II and
leaving the prisoner standing in the
corridor entered the cell to get the
ring when bang went the big iron
door and snap went the automatic
lock and the erstwhile prisoner was
making his escape
in the meanwhile Uudersheriff
Hammond, white with rage. was yell
ing at the top of his voice but his
anger was so intense that its effect on
his voice made his crys unintelligible
People around the Jail heard the
noise but no one paid any attention
to it, the officers in the front of the
building thinking that Kennedy was
making a kick against coming out for
trial, and it was an hour or more be-
fore the undersheriff was released
and the chase for the prisoner com
menced. No immediate clew to the
direction taken by the escaping pris-
oner could be fould and it was some
time until they got the clew which
led the sheriff 10 take his Collbran
trip which resulted in the capture
yesterday afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-11
BILL UNDER FIRE.
10 The SnntInel.

Special to The Sentinel. ,.
Washington, June 1l.-The house
committee on agriculture today had
under consideration the provisions OF
the meat inspection measure. Ihere
are those points Of the controversy
between the friends of a rigid lnspec,
tion bill that will insure clean ana
wholesome meat for the public ana
the Wadsworth element in the com
mittee, which will endeavor to weak
en- the measure by imposing MN. MN.
mum of expense and regulation upon
the packers.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-11
HAS A CONSCIENCE.
sneclal tn The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel,
Washington, June IA remark
able case of a United States senator
accepting the mandate OF the pubic
as final has Just developed. Senator
Gearin of Oregon has declined pc
emptorily to be selected senator by
the recent decision of the recently
chosen legislature of his state wheh
the majority of the public vote Is op-
posed to him.
II is believed to be the first occas-
ion ON which a senatorship has been
dacIined on the ground that it did
moi represent the public will
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-11
GUARD POPE AGAINST ATTACK

Special to The Sentinel.
Rome, June 11.-Pope Plus yes
terday went to St Peters for the
Identification of the venerable Bona
ventura of Barcelona.
Thousands of persons were admit
ted to the Basilica on tickets. There
was some fear felt for the safety
of the pope in view of a rumor hay
ing been spread that three French
anarchists intended to make an at
tempt on his life.
The police took energetic measures
to see that there was no breach of
the peace and the ceremony passed
off with no untoward incidents.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-11
AFTER JOHN ID.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel
London, June 11.-Reynold' s
newspaper. the famous English jour
nal says today: John d. Rockefel-
Ter, the most INSCRIPTIONS CONNER
cial organizer the world has ever
known. was in Plymouth on the
steamship Deuthchland last Wednes.
day. but flunked from landing in this
country. In the slang phraseology
of his own country it is 4 see nit, not
'bhe glad hand that awaits him
here
America has become too hot for
him. so he is trying to find seoluslon
in Europe. 1t is like the ostrich
burying its head in the sand, thinking
its whole body is hidden from view,
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A REMARRaBLE TRIP.

Special to The Sentinel. ,v,,h
Philadelphia, June ~ ~
every man on board full oil lhIlIi,
ing tales, the gun boats Tacoma anu .ltl
Potomas. two of the vessels W9lcn ,i.I
trailed the dry dock Dewey 70 Man
lila returned to League island 'Ouas
The arrival OF the Potomac ana the
Tacoma brings the first compete M nia.
tory of the trip that has reaeheu inns
cnmntrN-
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NO LOVE LOST.
The Sentinel.

special to The Sentinel Min .,d
New York, June ll.-BlshoP anu
Mrs Henry c. Potter arrived nom Sta,.
on the White Star Liner Csltie ~, a.oTi aon
a trip to Great Britain ana 'he h,shn, J
tinent. On the way up iI5 tre aI..no5
.asarrine tatne 10 tbe relationship between
Graat Britain and the United states
pIed@ VI daciared there was no love lost
hotween the two countries.
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Mr. Frank Mason. proprietor OF the
Winsor Cafe spent yesterday in Glen
wood Springs
Lock Richardson of breckenridge
Missouri is visiting his brother Ar
thur Richardson of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hendricks oi oi
Ntontrose are visiting at the nome
Of his wife's parents in this city; MIS- m
II Hendricks has been seriously i'll foi
some time and Mr.. Hendricks recen. m
Iv came to Grand Junction Tor hel
benefit and is now thinking oil NOV
ing here permanently
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a hardest man to deceive on the
! in ne value of a newspaper is an ad-
! r.'.sr rei., He knows its value TO him
an adyss,isInsh in @sS,r% sorsnui,h II t.kes es
! does dOeonity no, nv to inform himself.
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RIOT AT WARSAW.

Special to The Sentinel.
Warsaw, June ll.-SiX persons
we're killed in the riot at Warsaw
Saturday, the rioters being organized
to avenge a workman who was hang
ed for attempting to Kill police OF
ficer.
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CHIEF OF POLICE MURDERED

special to The Sentinel. c,,,o, n
ST. Petersburg. June e,,io-taii lIiMChleI wol ol
fol,' ron and kiIIed sunday while driving
5no' sI'S coachman was severely wounded.
ms ~ he same time the secret ponce
Ss We're ,ne attacked in another part part oil
n WI one of them being wounded
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THE IoNGwORrHs ARRIVE.

SpG.iaf adon June 1.-THE Long
-.hs arrived in London yesterday
s9arnoon woa rnS travelling from southamp-
TON in a royal car. , ubstelow
'o'i mbassador and Mrs. Whltela"
- ,met them on their arrival.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-11
HUGH MCKAY DEAD.

Mr.. Hugh Mckay Of DeBeque who
is well known in this city died at his
home yesterday morning after a lin
gering illness of five months duration
being 6S years of age.
Mr.. Mckay until recently was in
partnership as a member of the
firm there of Mckay and Stroud when
about a month ago he purchased Mr..
Stroud's interests and since that time
the firm has been known as Mckay
and Son. The deceased has been a
successful merchant in the valley FOR
a great many years and has a wide
circle of friends extending over the
entire valley. He leaves a family OF
four daughters and two sons to
mourn his loss.
The funeral services will be under
the direction of the Odd Fellows In
the Methodist church tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock at DeBequt
Rev. Knight of Plateau valley ofiiciat
ing.
-~O~
II will be a June ball and 1t vii
be delightful. The ball of the lad
les of st. Joseph's church, on Thurs
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-24
No ST.. for Him.

There is clever young physician
in Philadelphia who has never been
able to smoke a cigar. Just one
poisons me-" says the youthful doctor
Recently the doctor was invited to
a large dinner party given by New.
York friend. At the conclusion of the
repas:. when the women hsd left the
table, cigars we're accepted by all the
p.en except the physician from Phil
adelphia. Seeing his friend refuse the
cigar the host in astonishment ex.
claimed:
w hat, not smoking? Why. my dear
fellow, you lose half your dinner"
Yes. know I do" meekly replied
the doctor. but II I smoked. I would
lose the whole Of it!"-The Sunday
AAsastne.