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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. Warren Moody is very sick
Mr.. and Mrs Enloe Chiles have
returned from visit to Obion.
Houston craver. OF DYER, is in
the city.
Mr. Brown. Of Texas, is visiting
friends in the city,
Mrs. John Dahnke Is visiting rel
atives IN Nashville, I'll.
}. n. Bradshaw, of Hickman, was
in the city Wednesday.
Mar aud Mrs J, L. Fry have re-
turned from visit to Fulton.
Miss Lady Bransford is visiting
4 school chum in Danville, Va.
Chas. Moore and family, OF Hick-
man, were in the city this week.
Jas. L. Haguewood has been
very sick at home for several days.
* i !. All. aavis was home this week.
schristmas with bis family
Tom whitnell and Jesse Jeffries,
of Martin, were in the CITY Wednes-
day
Miss Katie Lawrence. Of Fulton,
was visitor IN the city Wednes.
day.
Miss Bertha Farmer, Of Fulton.
was Mrs. Zach corums guest this
week.
Johnnie Cloyes is here this week
from school visiting homefoIk and
friends
Miss Lizzie Stitt j. In cosington
this week visiting her sister, Mrs
Pearson
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-21
Masquerade.

There will be a mask contest at
the skating rink next Monday
night
Two prizes will be given, one to
the couple having the best costume,
and one to the pair having the most
comical makeup.
No one will be allowed 10 skate
except those in mask until the
masks are removed.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-21
Married.

Rev. J. L. Hudgius was the Good
Samaritan uniting in bonds of mat
rimony T. A. Vallandingham and
MISS Dee Chumley. of Bardwell,
KY, Wednesday. The marriage
took place at Mrs. Aliens residence.
this city.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-21
knitted at Rives.

Andrew Wallace was badly cut
in the stomach with a knife by an
other negro named Newhouse at
Rives Tuesday. 1t was a Christ.
mas spree and resulted in scrap.
The wounded negro is doing well
so far.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-21

Jack Leslie, who plays the part
of one of the sailors in the isle of
Spice, has signed a three years
contract with B. c. Whitney. who
will send BIN out as the star OF
new musical comedy next season.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-21
Union City Ice s. Coal Co.
Special Announcement

With greetings for Happy New Year.
we take the privilege Of thanking our friends
and customers for their generous patronage in
the past and solicit continuance Of same.
We take the opportunity also to announce
that on and after January /, 1907, we will do a
strictly cash business No books kept and no
credit to anyone Yours respectfully,
DAHNKE'S CAFE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-18

says that the work on the new well has not
been completed for want Of a well digger
who would do the work. In case this well
is no, completed, or II when completed il
does no, prove satisfactory, another one
will be put down in order to secure an
adequate water supply.
The various Sunday schools Of the city
are forming plans for the Christmas oele-
braiion. There will be Christmas tree
at the Bap,is, church with an appropriate
program on next Monday evening Christ
mas eyel. Owing TO the fact that the
Methodist Sunday school is held at the
eour, house pending the completion Of the
new church, which is now anticipated in
February. there will be no Christmas tree
this year. Instead a thank offering will be
made by the Sunday school. congregation
and the league to purchase presents for dis
tribuiion among the poor ofthe city. The
perfected plans Of the other churches have
not been announced.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-18

Bank at Lincoln. Ark. was robbed
Of si400. The safe was blown with
nitro-glycerin.
A boy named Raymond Klein fell ten
stories down a Chicago elevator. He
was badly hurt
Joseph Folger OF Brooklyn won the
six-day bicycle race at Madison Square
Garden. New York.
VIII Of the late Otto Young Of Chi
cago dIsposes OF s20.00O.000. 1000. 900
OF which goes 10 charity.
Bert Hollingshead, who terrorized
the police at Mansfield. o.. was shot
through the heart by an officer.
A man was sold at auction at Eliz-
abethtown. KY. under the vagrancy
law. He was bought by a blacksmith.
At his home In Ardmore an unknown
person fired two shots at l.. G. lie
sure. Both bullets barely missed him.
BY a dynamite explosion near New
Port. Tenn. Hamilton Sutherland and
Alfred Sutton were killed and three
others injured.
Captain Mcdonald OF the rangers
forwarded to Senator Culberson a de-
tailed report OF negro soldiers riot az
Brownsville. Tex.
At Oklahoma City T. ]. Courtney
captured a burglar in his residence.
The man had stolen SIS and nearly
500 in jewelry from Courtney.
Dallas freight bureau has filed com
plant with the Interstate commission
alleging Texas and ST. Louis railway
lines discriminate aAainst Dallas In az
ricultural implement rates.
Negro convicts. at Oakley. Miss.
state farm had a fight Two guards.
in an effort TO stop the disturbance.
were wounded. Both were saved by
the heroic conduct OF Hezekiah Plain
er. a negro trusty. The latter was par
doned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-18
eREvITIEs PUNCHED.

A sIx-story hotel is TO be built Al
Oklahoma City.
Coryell county. Texas. returns a ma,
jority for prohibition.
There were 1891 Big Pasture bids
received at Lawton. Okla
Three men were asphyxiated In the
Amsterdam hotel. Hoboken, ". J.
Assistant Chief Myers has been q
Dallas fireman twenty-seven years.
Vienna postoffice employees struck.
They are dissatisfied with conditions.
A priest who tramped for years died
at Budapest. leaving 100000 crowns
$4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-18

A family dinner was given yesterday at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Buchan-
an in celebration Of Mr.. Buohanan's 9th
birthday A splendid dinner was served
and the gathering together Of the members
of the family was a great pleasure to all.
/ A large real estate deal was consummaied
here yesterday by the terms Of which Dr.
X. II. Harrison has purchased from A. ID.
McConnieo the McConnieo building on
Main street occupied by b. Kaezer & Co. /;
consideration S95OOO0. Mr.. McConnico
returned to his home In Houston yesterday
afternoon.
Rev. J. b. Sears OF Jacksonville. mis-
sionafy secretary OF the Texas conference,
preached excellent sermons Sunday morn
ing and evening before the congregation Of
the Methodist church. Rev. Sears will
this year devote his full time TO the mission
work Of the conference which will be con-
Quoted along more comprehensive lines.
The Christmas Bazaar by the ladies Of
the Methodist church will be held at the
city hall Tuesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock,
and the patronage Of Christmas buyers is
solicited. All persons contributing arti-
Giles to the Bazaar are requested to send
them to the home Of Mrs. w. n. Webb
on Monday or on Tuesday morning. s
c. E. jenkins and John B. Mike won a
nice list Of premiums on their chicken and
turkey EXHIBITS at the Corsicana poultry
show. They have no, received complete
returns, bu, as far as heard from Mr.. Jen-
kins won first, second and third prtmiums
on Silver Wyandotte cocks, and first and
fourth premiums on cockerels. Mr.. Mike
60, first premium on mammoth bronze
gobbler, with Others to hear from.
The marriage OF Mr.. J. n. South and
Miss Sadie Loitin is announced to take place
At the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. G.. Lofiin, in this city We'd
nesday afternoon. The marriage Of Mr.
+. +. Loftin. Of Allenfarm, a son Of Mr..
and Mr. G. G. Lof,in, to Miss Eva Me
Leod, a daughter Of Mr.. and Mn. A. l..
Mcleod, will take place tonight a, the
home Of the brides parents at Millican.
Miss Lillian Parks has undertaken the
eommendable work OF collecting stock
ings for a Christmas present to the chill
dren OF the Buekner Orphan Home. Last
year the Kings Daughters sent more than
a hundred pairs Of stockings and tits hoped
to equal II not exceed that record this year.
All contributions for the shipment must
be sent to the home Of Miss Parks by next
Saturday night. In making your Christ
mas gifts don't forget to include a pur-
chase OF stockings for the Buckner Orphan
Home. 10
The Bryan Water. Ligh, & Power Co.
has placed an order for a larger boiler
which is probably now en- route. Man
ager Preston is Of the opinion that this will
remedy the trouble with the light service,
bu, says II 10 is found necessary an order
will be placed for another dynamo and an
other engine, thus doubling the equipment.
the water supply, Mr.. Preston
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-18

Carving sets a, Meyers China Store. II
w. A. withers visited Hearne yesterday
Boys Bucksk in stockings at Norwood.
A. b. Canon went to Houston Sunday
Fancy poke, knives a, Myers' Chin'
Store. III
d. o. Doyle OF Dallas was in the city
Sunday.
I. N. COnyers Of Marlin was in the city
Sunday.
Ladies fleece lined undevest at Nor
woods. Il
Gen. n. b. S,oddard wen, to Houston
Sunday.
Yard wide changeable Tsas,a silk 9Oc
al Nowood's. Il
Lee lowers Of Nelleva was in the city
yesterday.
New hne uP-to-dais lire OF fancy China
at Myers. ii
c. L. Eden Of COlevisw was in 'he city
yesterday.
Job 10, ladies' Ovsrshoes, 40 cents pair
al Norwood's. II
Mayor J. Z. Butler went TO Houston
YESTERDAY.
Horace Ferguson Of Tabor sPen, Sunday
in the city.
DR.. J. ?. Eaves left sunday for a visit
to St. Louis.
La. ID. Robinson Of WHOM was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. ]. W. Jennings left Yesterday to
yisi, in Hearne.
Geosge Dunn Of wheelock was in the
city yesterday.
Emmel & Malonev are headquarters for
holiday goods. 10
Mrs. T.B. Sanders returned from Stone
City yesterday.
+. b. Martin Of Steep Hollow was in
the city yesterday.
Henry Hodges was in from the BraTos
bottom yesterday.
Six do1en ladies extra quality rubber
overshoes at Norwoods. II
Il will paw you TO see the new line Of
fancy Ckisa at Myers. III
Have you visited the piano sale at Col
lier & CaldwelI's'
Mrs Walter Royder was a visitor from
wellborn yesterday.
Mems fancy silk suspenden for Christ
mas presents at Norwood's. II
NJ. Bonneville j.. lsf, Sunday for bust
ness rip to Houston.
DR.. I. L. Fountain left Sunday for a
visit to Madisonvile.
NV line Is new, no old stock, come and
see Myers, the China Man. ii
Mrs. NJ. ID. Willis returned Yesterday
after a visit in Waco.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-18

1Ou can ma IL " hftfe Nhlha 9tuIts !
Norwood has the SWEETEST line Of ladies
fine shoes in Bryan. y
Fancy china. cut glass, and bric-a-braC
at Emmel & Maloney's. 10
]. c. Boyet, OF the College community
was in the city Yesterday.
Any shade, changeable Tafeia, yard
wide, 9Oc. Norwood. y
c. A. and w. II. Buchanan OF Kunen
were in the city yesterday.
Boys heavy fleece lined undershiris Is
cents each at Norwoods. -
Any style ladies hne shoes you wish
from $50 TO $3.50 at Norwood's. II
Major Cliff A. Adams returned from
Braloria county yesterday.
Yard wide black TaGe,a-exuay heavy
quality. 9Sc. Norwood Il
Born. to DR.. and Mn. c. F. Andrews
a daughter, Sunday morning
Five dozen me silk mufilers for Christ
mas presents At Norwoods. u
Ladies. read our special holiday ad in
this issue. Wilson & Edge. 9
Miss Alma Robinson has returned home
from Austin for the holidays.
Select a nice Christmas presen, from the
FIVE dozen fancy ties At Norwood's. u
Mr. and Mn. I. NJ. Cook were visitors
from Steep Hollow yesterday.
See the large display Of dolls, toys and
games at Emmel & Maloney's. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Lacy left yesier-
day for their home a, Hondo City.
For Christmas orders phone Mrs. Mary
Lawrence, representing Ed. Khan. Il
Mn. viii s. Adams and Miss Hazel
Adams returned to Ennis Sunday.
Caldwells Christmas price lis, is a win
ner. Read il elsewhere in the Eagle. IL
{. n. B. Graham and Jack Graham Of
Harvey were In the city yesterday.
Mrs. o. n. Astin and Mrs. +. II. As
Tin arrived from Mumiord yesterday.
Robi. Lcman has position as freight
clerk in the local l. & G. n. Office.
Miss Peeler has returned to Austin after
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. o. Chance.
All kinds Of frst-class feed stuff, inelud-
ing ear corn. Phone $50. Bullock Co. IL
Fine furs and childrens' fur set. most ap-
propriate for Christmas. Wilson & Edge. 3
Mu. W. n. Wiley and Miss olelle
Wiley were visitors to the city Yesterday.
Zine frui, cakes, size and prices to suit.
at the Texas Bakery. Mrs. Otto Boehme. =
Miss Katie Eayes ofthe Texas Woman's
College returned from wellborn Sunday.
lack ]. Conway and family have moved
to town and occupy cottage on the west
side.
Have you seen the grand doll display at
Emmel s Maloney s-,hey are worth look
Jog AZ.
A pair cf Norwood's ladies fine shoes
would make an appropriate Christmas
present. II
Ms. Maggie Sims returned to Hillsboro
yesterday after a visit Of several weeks in
this city.
Cash. Cash. No exceptions at the Bryan
Steam Laundry after Dec. IS. Buy a
coupon book. 32l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-18
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-18
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The latest novelty. a semi-hn-
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with finished embroidered arm
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
RACE FOR LIF|[.|| IN
Tunnel ! ! /. I BLOWOUT ! 4 | ] |. ! |.
Workmen Plung Through Dark.
5 ness for Air Lock as Roof
Caves and Water Rushes In.
ALMOST DROWN UNDER RIVER 81
Tube Below Battery Suddenly.
Fills and Lights GO OIutt--3ooI \
Feet from the Door. 3$

NEW YORK. August 81s.-Flecting for
their lives. stumbling over timbers Tin tho
$pitchy darkness. and up to- their armpits
in surglng waters. the night shift OF.
workmen struggled desperately to Is save
themselves In the north tube Of tho
East River tunnel beloW ~ Battery q
vest erday morning The compressed ali
/ had blown 8out section Of the roof Ct
( tha head Ing. letting the flood into the
shield and threatening all with death in
4 the black trap under the bottom OF the
river. 625 n 81 5i H # IA IS {${{8
IA When the crew OF some thirteen men y
working In the advanced position, few
minutes past midnight received the first
premonitions Of danger they ran toward
They felt tho air pressure under which.
they were working su ddenly recede. and
knew that there was a serious leals.i
Within q minute big section OF the roof
was disntegratod and the ter came
5tumblinR In, he men knew thon that y Il
they could reach the cir lock and the
door could be closed tho rising flood
& would be kept at bay until they reached
the outer air, q 553 ~ b.
ments strewn In their way the water
rose steadily and the lock tender urged
them to swifter efforts, To add to their
I terror and danger, the electric lights were
nut out, ana the men CROPPED their way
IN darkness Vi They reached the shelter
OF the tiny door In the face OF tho air
lock mono too soon, and were'hauled IN,
one BY ono, by the lock tender. The door
was fastened and the half-drowned men
mnda their way as rapidly as possible
into the upper regions. Is ,s &:
It was discovered yesterday after g
thorough examination by the eng Inc ~
Of the tunnel and Alfred Craven, deputy
chief engineer, OF the Rapid Transit COB %
mission. that the break was due t. the
ga gging OF the tube In soft and y1eldin y
mud. Only recently solid rock was left
behind. The sinking OF the heavy iron
rings left q fsee space between the mua
ana the roof Of the tube, and the com,
pressed air, seeking an opening, rushed
in there ana blew out 9 hole into 4 the
river bottom. !. !. y, !,
while Mr., Brown, sup er tendent Of tho
tunnel was inclined not TO regard the
break as Of serious consequence, and
assured inqurers that the trouble would
be nended Within g day or two MT
Craven was not 80 hopeful.
I'VE will try 70 stop ne leak Wltn
claw said no. and Il the clay sets
firmly We may expect operations TO be
resumed within a day or two Then the
wnter must be pumped OUT
Meanwhile work IN the tube 's entirely
| suspend ed. ~ A, " H stY & q 8 ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
It 5 3 Bit
Of a Job.

believe In the old doctrine that America
is for froernen and square deal" for.
everybody.
Il But this biggest Of all trusts. the labor
trust, assumes to itself tho right to rule
the balance OF the people and make them
pay tribute to 1t for the further fattening,
principally OF the leaders, and Incident
ally OF the humber members. n
e 30, having been restrained by Con-
gress, the ID boro leaders now, propose to
go into politics and elect llnborFStrust
members to rule tho balance OF us,
Such massing OF class or trust power
in the hands OF q few mon Ia exceedingly
dangerous for the safety OF tho common
people.
There Is but one safe procedure. Elect
men who do.not represe1t any trust. but
stand steadfast for the c!tizens. the 100
per cent. the whole people, and not the
few trust members who seek to feed or
the many 573
What could be expected Of labor
trust City Council, Legislature or Com
gress but to enact strict labor trust laws.
We need ANTITRUST representatives In
this country TO protect the people at
large. t'b Bsf4.T39}s 8 tSNs {sss ~ Rs ~ Ii
Don't fail to question your candidates.
do you stand for the trusts, either
OF labor or capital or will you represent
the best interests OF the people
Don't permit any cowardly excuses. but
demand to know.
This is trust burdened ago. but the
peoples prosecuting officers are trying
TO protect the people. and will no doubt
soon turn their attention to prosecution
OF the labor trust leaders for their many
conspiracies and overt acts against the
! citizens. E
Think over this trust question and slot
the little Llght OF Reason burn Give
the public clear analysis OF facts and
they vii! do tho rest.
c. w, POST.
n. B.-rhls announcement IL paid for
by the maker OF Postum and Grape Nuts
from money still left to him after about
three years OF boycott OF the labor unions
IN their attempt to ruin the business.
II Is an offering 10 the cause OF human
liberty and the rights of the common
man, Iie offers an honest sympathy to
4 every workman, both In md out OF the
! union. Many an honorable mechanic il
J held Ike g slave and forced 10 do VIVA,
I: his Inherent manhood rebels at i4
Let every man sturdy defend his owr
I personal liberty and vote and act agains,
coercion and tyranny Of any trust in.
] Guiding the widespread labor trust :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
PLAYED IN NOSES S
Game Brought On Row in Which
III Knives and Bricks Figured. IA

Walter Thomas and William Bryant. negro
boys e. Of cards and nth. the
the game had d right to whack tho Aother on
his ma sal organ three times with tho cards he
had taken up on the last tri ok \.
III; Waite lost and held out his nose to get II
bifted ljllaIn tried twloe with the scards he
had and the smelling organ only got little
and he gathered up all the cards In the deck.
5and with ono terrible swing he almost cut
Walter didn' t3iike the performance and drew
% knifo.{ WI liam got rock ana SHE'D IT, u, az
Waller Walter lodged and then pursuer " u II
In Police Court yesterday morning the, boys
were fined $3.50 each for being discrderly on
amount and were taken TO the pen the nose OF
each one was eleyated " Az #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Watch This Column Daily

for d NEW TEsTlM0NlA al as 70 tine the
wonderful CURES effected hy r 7ll.,
lMEckLENBURa MINERAL. WATERS
Chase City, Va. a85 N III 3s Y. 4. "a 81 55sa
Others tell what their waters aro' We
show what ours do. These are no FAM ~.
9cIEs. These are FACTS. Let those Who Rll1
were cured speak for themselves.
LieTEN;
ri Dr. A. S, Priddy, Member virginia
state Board Medical Examiners, eto"
writes; ~, y. !, .
/ tako great pleasure in testltylng 20
tho value Of the waters or the MEG a .4sas
burg Mineral spfings-both the Lt n!a
and tho Chloride OF Calcium, ,the lala. =
Water have used frequently - ur!o
acid and lithalmio condit1 pms, ana nave
obtained marked and prompt beneht
when other mineral waters have fa!led'
The Chloride OF Calcium holds place
funriyalled by any IMMORAL water q ms
country or Of Europe, IN the treatH'eh!
of Rachit!c or ScroIulOus i condlt Ions o.
children, which manifest themselves IN
glanduar enhrgements, in Joint o. bone
inflammation, or In eruptlye skin disease.
Really, ! consider II Natures antltox'e
in checking the progress OF diseases o.
tho kinds mentioned.
know II to be- a bone producer ON
n case under my notice In which tfe
greater part OF the ttbia had been OK s,-
clsed, and which was complicated wt ~,
inAammat!ons OF both elbow 1ol ", Z ms y,
use Of the Chloride Of Calcium Locally
after the operation, and q few weeks
course OF the water Internally. caused 9
perfect cure. n
Having spent some time as resident
physician at two Of the most poppla!
springs In tho South, ana q having ,liYec
near Chase City all my life, y thlnK
may DO allowed With some conhdencee y
express the opinion which J have ina,
Tho location OF d modern sanatorluN a
Chase City would, win greater success
than mt any place with whlchl am ac'
quainted In the South. am. " "
Very truly yours,
(signed a.. s. PRIDDF, NJ, "a, \.
Late Vice President Virginia Medical 70
ciety, and Member az state Medlca
Examining Board. x ~ &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

! to ornerzaround and boss free americans
4 end bunyras them Il they don't obey
!, +orders" without question,
al Quite q little choro.
MA. labor trust leaders tried by threats
ard other measures to bully members Of
CongrRs tnto pussing some laws for the
benefit otsths labor trust. but not in the.
! interests OF che people at large.
They were told they didn't represent
1 nl1 tho people.
! Theu happen to be Is millions anti
\ trust Americans and about 2 millions
! la1,or trust members, many OF them held
1 pys6orce.
Naturally every, gain Of either money
or advantage fos the members of any
Y trust must DO absorbed from tho com
mon" persons outside tho trust, Every
trust must fatten by feeding of "out-
siders."'
Think 1, over q moment and see II
that's right
The beef trust raises the price OF meat.
Who pays the raise?
The labor trust raises the price Of
labor, and we don't object to that in
Il reason. but who pays the raiser The
oil trust tries to freeze out citizen who
starts in an independent oil business.
Why2 So 1t can rule and have Its own
way and mako the people outside the oil
trust obey and pay toll.
The labor trust tries to force an anti.
Injunction hill through Congress to pre-.
vent courts from issuing restraining
orders or injunctons so 1t can DO fret
to attack property or Independent, pel
wfen the protection Of the courts 4
Z Withdrawn, and thus terrorlze the people
\ ana make them "ohey'' the trust leader
& and prevent every independent America,
Z from selling his labor at all, even thougl
! his family may be starving,
You are ordered To refuse any labo
\ MT that SOLD by tho labor trust and no
10 bsu any article OF merchandise unles
81 bear mo "un,on label" the trademark
~ me trust.
z. spns OF the most ilksome tyrannis
anI outrage are put upon citlz~ns VIII
T.