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A lime FOR REELECTION.

There is no doubt but that for
some time to come there will be
very sober view Of life taken by the
business interests of the country.
Everybody knew hal the grand
march upward Of values and prices
would have to stop before il collided
with the stars, but nobody wanted it
to come just now and probably no
date could ever have been secured
by unanimous consent But the Or
der to halt came, and with a little
saggipg back and forward there will
be a steadiness and a carefulness in
business operations that will make
the boomer and the speculator sigh
for the good old days X almost I'M
limited credit and an advance in ev-
erything every day.
The wise men will understand that
for some time the recent jolt will be
felt along the nations backbone. We
cat down mighty sudden and awful
hard. We will get up but we will
be a little cautious about letting our
feet slide from under us again.
Prices will not advance, business
will be good but not jumping all
over the country, and only Kansas
and a few other favored communities
but will feel that it is necessary to
settle balances in cash and not in
promises.
A little time will work a change
and before long our bounding ambi
tious country will be hitting the high
places in the road once more. But
for awhile it will be necessary to
Hhow the other fellow q good deal
more than was necessary a month
ago to make him put up his currency
Or his check for q 20 sure good
thing" - Hutchinson News.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

First published Oct. 81, 1901
In the District Court of Ford County. Kansas.
Guy c. ~Cronenberg, Plaintiff,
vs..
Martha ~Cronenberg, Defendant.>
The state Of Kansas to Martha Cronenberg:
GREETING: You will take notice that you
have been sued In the above named court
BY Guy o. Cronenberg, the plaintiff above
named, for o divorce, and unless you answer
or otherwise plead to the petition filed in
said suit on or before the 2ist day Of Deem.
PEI, 1897, said petition will be taken as true
and judgment rendered accordingly. nrant.
Ing to plaintiff q decree Of divorce from YOU
the said defendant.
H. II. WELLS,
MADISON q MADISON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Notice.

Having dissolved partnership with
@ T. Clayton In the Dodge City Monu-
ment Works and moved my stock one
block west Of The former place of busi-
ness, | sm closing ont at cost In order TO
quit the business. Call on or write me.
| can save you money
5. w Sturgeon. II
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First published Oct. "a, 1907
Administrators Notice.

State Of Kansas, 90
County Of Ford. o.
In the Probate Court in and Tor said County.
Notice 1t hereby given that letters Of Ad.
min fstration on the Estate OF J. II. Cormana
deceased, were granted the undersigned. on
the 10Th day Of October, 1907, by the Probate
Court OF Ford County Kansas. Now ali per-
aie hereby notified that they must present
the same to the undersigned for allowance.
within one year from the date of said letter.
or they may be precluded from any benefit
OF such Estate; and that II such claims be not
exhlpited within three years after the date
OF said Letters. they shall be forever barred,
october 20, 1907.
FRANK VAN RIPPER,
Administrator of the Estate Of J. II. Cor.
deceased.
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A Complete Stock of Drugs.

We venture to say that the most corn-
plete stock-of Drugs and Drug Sundries
10 this safe Is In the City Drug Store
Every line OF goods carried by Rath g.
Balnbridge | carried completely, no half
way stock but a full line. In the way of
Dyes, for instance, they have four lines
OF Dyes; Diamond Dye, Perfection Dye.
Putnam Dye aud Easy Dye. Each one
OF these Is kept In a goodly quantity 90
that a selection Of colors Is easily made.
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Hello FtIks.

Go to the Globe Restaurant for coed
things 70 eat. Order chill, oysters, ham-
burger sand wiches or short orders, either
plain or fancy. LA Cafe". Fitted up
with new fixtures. We are alec caterers
for parties, balls, weddings or sales.
Don't have any entertainment until you
figure with US. Phone No. 200.
Sheldon & Briggs.
One door west Of Burnett's grocery. tt
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A Card.

This Ia. to certify that all druggists are
authorized to- refund your money If
Foleys Honey and Tar fails to cure your
cough or cold. 1t stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents serious results
from a cold. Cures lasgrippe cough and
prevents pneumonia and consumption.
Contains no opiates The genuine is in
a yellow package. Refuse substitutes
Pine 81 Bond Drug Co.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-07

At Tuesdays election Tom L.
johnson was reelected mayor Of
Cleveland and pulled nearly the en-
tire democratic ticket with him.
Kentucky went Republican by TO-
OCO majority. In Massachusetts, the
entire state ticket and both branches
Of the legislature are republican.
New Jersey 10 too close TO guess on,
and may require the official count to
decide.
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First Published Nov 7th, 1907
NOTICE or APPLICATI0NT TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he Will. on tho 18th day OF November. i907.
make an application 70 the Probate court f
FORD county, Kansas, 70 purchase the follow
Ing described school land situated In the
NJ quarter Of Section 80, Township %, Range
He names the following persons 10 prove
his settlement, continuous residence and
improvements VIZ: Joseph Rarden, resi-
Wilburn
Done at Dodge City, county Of Ford, Kan
sas, this 10th day OF October, l9O7.
HOMER BUNNELL, Petitioner.
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First Published October 2ith, 1907.
PUBLICATION NOTIcN

State Of Kansas !. Geo. 2. Martin. plaintiff
Ford County Q L. smith, VI defendant.
O. I. Smith, you are hereby notified that
on Tho 9Th day of October, 1907, you were
SUED by the above named plaintiff before
I. 4. Hobble O justice of the peace In aud for
Dodge City township. Ford equity, Kansas.
foI the sum Of $500 and upon the above
named date an order Of Garnishment
was issued to the A. I. rs. r. nv. Co. TO
secure the amount and costs Of suit. The
above entitled case is set for hearing on the
18th day OF November, 1907 at 10 O'Clock a, nj.
n IL defendant fails to appear. plaintiff
VIII take judgement for $1,000 and costs Of
GEo.T 7. MARTIN. Plaintiff.
ATTEST. P. R. HoBBLE.
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Itlooks like "How Dry We Are''
b to become the national song Of the
United States. There are sixty out
Of seyenty-eight counties in Arkansas
dry, forty dry counties in Missouri
and others that are barely moist.
Tennessee 10 parched and Kentucky
has ninety-ssvsn dry counties and
only four that are entirely wet. And
thedry pressure is stronger now than
IL has been before.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind yau Have Always Bought
Bears tie NJ <0.
FOR SALE-Railr0ad watch. New 16
size. Apply ct Bargain store.
(First published September 20, 1907
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Departing mt OF 1.-THE Interior,
Land Ohice at Dodge City, Kans}
September g, 19T.)
Notice Is hereby given that Andrew RI
hlndtr Of Dogde City. Kansas, has filed no.
tee OF his intention to make final Ave wear
PROOF In support OF his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 2l0G9 made April
7, 1902. for the North. West quarter Of Sectgion
10, In township 20, South OF Range "a v est.
ana that said proof will be made before Tia
register and Receiver of the Uuited states
yember il, 1907.
He names the following witnesses IN
prove his continuous residence mon. and
cultivation of the land viz:
Marcus o., Huffman, of Dodge City, Ka.sas
David Sturgeon, of 10"
Frank Richards, of
John Northern, Of ..
IL. y MILLIKAN. Register.
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WANTED Local representative forDodge
~ City and vicinity to look after
renewals and increase subscription list of a
prominent monthly magazine, on a salary
commission basis. Experience desirable.
but not necessary. Good opportunity. for
right person. Address Publisher, Box 50,
Station o, New York. 81
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Fe'btl u Beck Gu erers for parties,
balls, aud entertainments. Delicious brick
ce cream a specially. q
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Dr. Hultz, Of Hutchinson was Ia Dodge
City yesterday IN the interest Of the Elks
lodge Of Hutchinson. Quite . number
q non here viii Join The lodge 10 the
near future. and Hutchinson Il The point
where they viii belong.
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WANTED I'M

seamstre'ses o, apprentices TO assist In
dress making, Mrs. j. T. Whitelaw.
Rooms over L.. r. Miller's Feed Store. 2t
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City Property For Sale.

City property. consisting Of dwellings
and vacant lots, for sale. See e. E.
Smith. n
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-07

CONTRACT Costs more than other
3 cent cigars. Should be and Is better.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-07

Look for The PaIscs Of swssis.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
REACTIoNIsTs END SESSION
Advise for Dissolution OF Parliament,
Disarmfng OF Jews and
Other Measures.

MOSCOW, May 15.--The congress OF re-
actionists closed today after adopting the
final report Of a resolution setting forth
the measures It considered necessary for
public safety, which include the dissolu-
ton Of Parliament, the proclamation Of
full martial law wherever there Is any
revolutionary agitation, disarmament of the
Jewish organizations, legahEation of the
bands of reaotionists, confscation OF prop
erty OF revoiuhonists and the exclusion Of
the Jews from military and civil services
A telegram was sent to the emperor by
the congress, complaining OF the attitude
Of the lower house bf 3 fliament at tho
time NJ. Zuratsoff abeia1 sdemocrat, made
his heated attack on iRe army and gov
Srnment IN the houss Apsil ., for which
he was rebuled andfisuspended by Piesi-
dent Golovin, but was upheld by the social
democrats. and calling attention to the
participation Of some Of the clergy in
the revolution and the revolutionary propa-
ganda conducted by a certain section Of the
ecclesiastical press and by the seminaries.
Subscriptions were started by the dele
getes to a secret service fund to fight the
revolution.
A rev6lutionist named Charoshnil6ofT
leader of several bands, which. under cover
of the revolutionary movement. have car
ried out important robberies OF banks and
other public institutions, was located by
the police and was killed while attempting
TO escape disguised as a woman.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
OHIO DEMOCRATS ENCOURAGED
Leaders Point 10 Close vote In LeEis-
lature as Indication. They Can
Defeat Foraker.

CLEVELAND May 15.-The resembling OF
the call for the republican love feast at
Columbus and the consequent failure OF
the Taft and Foraker factions to get to-
gether has greatly encouraged democratic
leaders in Ohio They are OF the opinion
that they now have an excellent chance
Of electlng Senator Forakers successor
and cite the existing legislative makeup
as proof.
The present Ohio house consists Of sixty
two republicans, hfty-seven democrats and
two independents. The senate has eighteen
republicans, eighteen democrats and one
independent who is classed as a demo-
crat This gives the republicans eighty
votes against seventy-eight for the demo-
Gratis and independents.
The next senator will be elected by the
legislature chosen at the next election and
there are so many districts in which the
vote Is exceedingly close that It may be
safely said that the democrats have at
least as fair a prospect OF overcoming
the republican lead on joint ballot as the
republicans have Of increasing it.
Five Of the present republican representa-
tives were elected by plurality OF less than
100. One had a margin of three votes only;
one was selected by four votes and one by
twelve votes. The man elected by three
voted for himself, and he has three sons
who voted for their father. Three demo-
Gratis had pluralities of less than 100, the
smallest being seventeen. In the senate
the republicans have one member who was
chosen by a plurality OF nifty, while the
smallest plurality for any democratic SEN
ator was 252
The democratic leaders declare that any
election giving a plurality OF 100 or less is
anybody's fight when the next election
comes around.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
LIS COUNTRY HOLDS KEY
European Gratis Merchants Look 60
United states for Relief of
siuhtion.

BERLIN, May i5.-Interviews with
number Of leading grain merchants and
members of produce section Of the
Bourse here disclose n feeling Of great
uncertainty In connection with the grain
situation. The dealers generally are dis
posed to regard tho present wave OF specu-
lation as being an exaggerated one All
admit, however that the United States at
this moment holds the key to the inter-
national situation, but the tendency Is to
believe that the situation and the reports
Of crop shortage are exaggerated so far as
the European situation is concerned. The
merchants add that It Is also premature to
predict heavy shrinlage OF production as
a factor in the general yield.
Various reports OF poor crop prospects
in Germany, Hungary. Roumania and
Russia are playing a role in the price
movement here. The German winter crop
is admitted to be much delayed and con
siderable acreage was frozen out, but,
nevertheless, good hopes are entertained
that the spring planting win overcome the
shortage due to the winter damage. Re-
ports, however. emphasize the fact that
Germany's 1906 crop was below the estimate
and that Germany must enter a new graip
year without home supplies. The crop out
look has been somewhau improved through
the warmer weather since the beginning
of the month. There have been sporadic
spells. but rain Is soil greatly needed. Re
ports also indicate n Improvement in the
Hungarian crop prohpects as the result Of
rains. The outlook in the lower Danube
and south Of Russia however is consid-
cred bad for winter grain, bdt in the Volga
valley and north OF Russia the prospects
are uniformly good. which is expected to
far hall orEr he rhn "a re
All things considered. dealers here expect
that the high prices will be maintained In
view OF The growing population in compari-
son with the grain supplies, Germany in
particular demanding larger and larger
quantities every year, through the addition
Of 100000 TO its population annually.
In the produce section of the Bourse to-
day prices opened strong. owing to the pub
lication Of dispatch announcing that only
one-tenth Of the Canadian wheat crop had
/ been planted.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
GOVERNOR SHAKES OFF PLUMS
Appoints His Private Secretary, Chief
OH Inspector and
Deputies.
CFrom a stan Correspondent.)


LINCOLN, May 10. - Especially - Martin
Dimery Of Seward, former senator. was
given the appointment OF private secretary
to Governor Sheldon this afternoon; A. B.
Allen, private secretary, was appointed
state oil inspector; Otto zeulow Of Schuyler
was appointed deputy oil inspector for
the Third district to succeed f. c. Burns,
and William H. Wheeler OF Fairfield deputy
for the Fifth district to succeed Deputy
Johnson of Mlnden. Mr.. Allen succeeds
Edward A. Church, who has held the post
tion for four years. The new oil inspector
was for four years private secretary to
Governor Mickey and has been serving
in the same capacity to Governor Sheldon
since his election. Mr.. Dlmery served In
the senate with Governor Sheldon In 1903,
representing Seward and Butler counties
Otto Zeulow served In the house from
Colfax county in 1906 and Wheeler was
secretary of the senate in 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
PREsBYTERIANs MEET TODAY
Three Candidates for Moderator OF
General Assembly which begins
work MT Columbus, o.

COLUMBUS. O.. May ia spirited con-
test for the office of moderator promises
to be one of the features of the one hum
dred and nineteenth annual session Of the
Presbyterian General assembly which con-
.venes in this city tomorrow. The morning
session win be devotional. DR.. Ira X.
Landrlth of Nashville, Tenn, moderator
OF the last general assembly OF the Cum
berland Presbyterian church. will preoch
the annual sermon.
The election viii take place IN the after
noon The candidates mentioned tonight
are Rev. william Henry Roberts. d. D.. of
Philadelphia, who has been stated clerk Of
the Presbyterian assembly since 1898; DR..
williom Fl. Black president Of Missouri
Valley college at Marshall, Mo-, and for
mer moderator Of the Cumberland Presby-
terian assembly and Dr. w. o. Thompson,
president of Ohio State university.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
EMPEROR FINALLY YIELDS
Grants Sanction TO Marriage of Grand
Duke to Divorced
Princess.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 15-An imperial
order was issued today creating the Prin-
cess Anastasia of Montenegro. who was
married May 70 at Yalta to the Grand Duke
Nicholas Nicholaievitch, a grand duchess
and announcing the emperor's sanction Of
the union. No former recognizanee had
been taken of the marriage owing to the
attitude OF the orthodox church toward the
remarriage of divorced persons, the grand
duchess having been divorced from her first
husband. Prince George Romanowski, duke
OF Leuchtenberg.
The newly married couple are still at
Yalta. Yesterday they received deputa-
tion Of Mohammedan villagers, who pre-
sented them with the traditional bread and
SALT and assured the grand duke that in the
future as in the past they viii always be
true to the emperor and his family
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
SIDNEY MAN DIES IN STREET
Picked Up I'm Denver Suffering from
Drugs and Expires on Road
10 Hospital.

DENVER. May 15-(speciai Telegram.)-
Strong drink and morphine made a physical
and mental wreck OF Mart A. Putnam, II
is said, and this morning caused his death
Once q prosperous and respected business
man OF Sidney, Neb., he was picked up un-
conscious on the street this morning and
died on his way to the county hospital.
Several years ago, after he had lost his
fortune. he secured a position with the
Deere Plow company. He attended strictly
to duty untn about two months ago, when,
II Is said, he began to drink heavily and
use morphine. A married sister at Sidney
has been notified.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
SAYS CONDUCTOR ROBBED HIM
New York Hospital Nurse Lodges
Grievance that Railroad Em-
pIOye Used Violence.

NEW YORK. May 15.-That conductor
Of the Grand street crosstown street car
line turned out the lights of the car
knocked him down and robbed him OF $3.50
while he was a passenger on the car was
the complaint made TO the police today by
Antonio Kresnic, a hospital nurse Kresnic
said he boarded the car late last night, be-
lieving It would carry him otward Jersey
City Instead, the car was going east
When 1t stopped at the East river terminal
Hresnic declared the conductor in uniform
entered the car. turned out the lights and
then attacked him with blackjack. While
he was dazed by the blows Kresnic said the
conductor robbed him OF his gold watch,
diamond ring and all his money While he
was only half conscious KTesnio said he
was thrown on the car, which quickly
started on its return trip.
The police are investigating the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
WISCONSIN DEADLOCK TO END
Anti-steDhensOH Republicans switch
to Hatten, ana He WIN BE
Elected Today.

MADISON, Wis, May 15.-The senatorial
contest is near its final stage. It was ex-
pected this afternoon that tonight would
see the end, but g change Of two votes
prevented this outcome. The anti-stephen-
son republicans this afternoon decided to
drop Bsoh and vote for Hatten and nifty
three votes were pledged to Hatten, one
more than enough to elect In caucus. To-
night. however, one changed to Stephenson
and two refused TO vote. leaving Hatten
with hfty-one. The caucus then adjourned,
but It is expected that the election win
take place tomorrow by the aid Of the
democrats. After the caucus the legis-
lature took one ballot. as follows: Hatten,
50; Stephenson. 46; Bird (dem.), IA; scat
tered. II.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
ITALY FAVORS DISARMAMENT
Foreign Minister IttOni Outlines Pol
icy of His Government at
Hague Tribunal.

ROME. May 15.-Foreign Minister Ittoni
in the course OF his ststement in the
Chamber Of Deputies todaS ee the attitude
Of Italy at the coming pl,Eel Conference at
The Hague said that tbs Italian govern
ment was in favor OF the limitation OF
armnments and would even take part In
the discussion of the question at The
Hague. but the government agreed with the
Austro- German governments on the subject
because OF difhculty in finding a practical,
acceptable solution Of the problem involved
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
MILK PRODUCTION RECORD
DOIIie Bloom, Owned by r. A. Ames
of Boston, Gives 2,O2s Gallons
In Year.

NEW YORK, May 16-rhe worlds rec
ord milk production for year by a single
SOW has been broken by the Guernsey.
Dolly Bloom, according 10 the report OF
Secretary William H. Caldwell at the an
nual meeting OF the Guernsey Cattle club
here today. Dolly Blooms record for the
year was l7,2d pounds, or about 2O9 gal
Ions She is owned BY =. 4 Amss OF
Boston
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
WOODMEN OF WORLD ELECT
}. Cullen Root OF Omaha is Asaiu
Chosen Commands OF Sow
eiEn Camp.

NORFOLK. Va. May i5.-The sovereign
camp. WoOdmen OF the World. In biennial
convention here today elected the following
otiicers for the next two years: Com
mander. J. c. Root. Omaha; adviser. W.
w. Fraser, Dallas. Tex banker, Morris
Sheppard. Texarkana, Tex; clerk. John T.
Yates. Omaha watchrnan. W. b. Jewell,
Manchester. Ia; sentry, D. Z. Bradshaw.
Little Rock. Ark.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
BURKE POUND GUILTY BY JURY
InvestiEatiOn in ThurstOn County
Fixes Crime Upon Him.

Fixes Crime upon Him.
ROSALIE. Neb., May l6-(speeial Tele-
gram.)-At the inquest held yesterday by
Coroner II. A. Reiehenbach Of Thurston
county Blanche and Tommie. two OF Cop
ple's children. were put on the stand and
their testimony was practically as pre-
viously published. w. z. Whitcomb Of
Pender. county attorney. assisted by Attor-
ney t. L. Sloan Of Pender. were present at
the inquest
Both the boy and girl told a straight
story and II is upon their testimony that
the county will prosecute Burke, II the case
ever comes to trial There is not a par
ticle OF doubt In the minds OF the residents
as 10 his guilt,
II only took a few minutes for the cor
oner's jury 70 bring in a verdict as fol-
lows:
We, the jury. upon our oaths. state that
Walter II. COpple and bis wife, Eva Carey
Copple, came 10 their deaths as a result
(Contnusd on second PaRe.l
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
STICKS TO DRUMHEAD COURT
Council of Russian Empire Rejects
Bill Passed by the Lower
Body.

ST. PETERSBURG. May l5-The council
OF the empire. or upper house OF the Par
lament, today rejected the bill which was
passed April 30 by the lower house abolish
ing trials by drumhead courts-martiaI
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16

OTTAWA, Ont, May l5.-The shipping
federation al Montreal has applied 70 the
Labor department for the appointment OF
a Cancellation board TO settle the long
shOremen's strike,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
standard Dividend Reduced.

NEW YORK, May l5.-The directors OF
the Standard Oh Company declared quar-
terly dividend OF s. per share. This COM
pares with = dividend Of tl5 declared three
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
CHRISTENING OF ROYAL BABE
Queen vietOria's health Satisfactory
and Event win Occur on
May rs.

MADRID. May lb.-The condition Of
Queen Victoria and Prince Alfonso Is sat
isfactory. The prince will, be christened
May IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
TIE wEATHHR.

FoREChST FOR NEBRAsKA-Fair and
| warmer rsday. Friday fair.
| Fol FOR tOWA-Thursday and
Friday 4. d warmer.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16
Pierce WIN surreader.

The foIloWing telegram was sent by Efr.
Pierce this evening to Attorney J. D. John
son OF So. Louis. who is now IN Austin.
Please announce through the press that
although i have appealed from Judge
Adams decision, ! viii, as soon as ] can
auange my business anAirs In New York
50 10 Texas 20 have the indictment against
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-16

Cc0atiauod on Second PaEe.l