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Spiders 10 Spin Rope.

A recent news telegram from Dam
vile. KY, says:
Impressed by the great cost of pro-
ducing hemp, Assessor r. d. Bruce
has set on foot a plan to replace the
industry by the use of giant African
spiders. Mr. Bruce is now in the south,
completing arrangements for a spider
hatchery, 1t is stated, and will organize
a stock company to further the pro-
iect.
According to Mr.. Bruce, the dark
continent produces a certain kind of
spider which al maturity is the size
of Maltese cat and weaves a web as
large as broom Irvine and as strong.
These. he says, are easily domesticated
and are fairly Intelligent. For years
the natives have utilized the webs for
fishing seines He says that one Afri-
can mogul, In response to letter,
writes that the spiders can be pro-
ILLEGALLY produced by means of incu-
bators. Mr. Bruce believes the rails
ing of hemp will be entirely supplant :
ed
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Notice 70 Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the board of trustees of the North Da-
kota Agricultural college, Fargo, N. d.,
at the office of the secretary, on the
college grounds, until Saturday, the
S0th day of March. 1907, at 10 o'clock
a. m, for the erection of an engineer
ing building.
Two separate bids viii be required,
one for the general contract which
shall be accompanied by certified
check for 100000, payable TO the or
der of C. X. Nugent, secretary, and one
bid for the steam heating and ventilat-
ing, plumbing gas fitting and electric
wiring which shall be accompanied by
a certified check amounting to 100000.
Contractors whose bids are accepted
will be required to furnish each sure
ty bond in a sum equal to the amount
of the contract.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the office of the architect. SIT Third
avenue north. Fargo, N. d., Fargo
Builders Exchange. ana at the admin
istration building on the college
grounds.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order Of the board.
M, Il. Beebe,
g. e Nugent, Architect.
Secretary.
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favorably with those of any of the
leading nations, which Is a result Of
the spoils system against which the
president is struggling and which in
time will be rectified through the civil
service arm of the department. Poor
representation Is deplorable enough
anywhere, but it is very serious In
South America where the consul may
be the only American the natives have
the opportunity of knowing. or even
of seeing except at intervals If, there
fore, the consul is not credit to his
country American reputation suffers in
native esteem
In other words, the average native
in his unfamiIiarity with us or our
country accepts the consul we send
him as a representative American, and
so he ought to be, Hence, il we are
really serious minded with regard to
developing the relations between our
southern neighbors and ourselves, the
most important step toward that end
will be TO select a true American type
to represent hsa type Of which we
already have considerable and a
growing class in the consular service.
which improves continuously and will
improve still faster Ii the politicians
leave the president unhampered.
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In Latin America than any other ma
ton. fiestas, demonstrations, subsidiz-
ed writer's, consular boomers to the
contrary Notwithstanding. 1t is not
an active dislike, but 1t is dislike Just
the same: the common heritage Of all
races not Latin, but which the German
has smoothed by patience and good
humor. and we have somewhat aggra-
vated by our flag waving, by outcast
Americans who have found their way
into South America, and by the poor
consular representation we have had
In many parts of the country. APP
parently our government has believed
anyone good enough to represent us
In South America, and not until Presi-
Edent Roosevelt came into office was a
sustained effort made to raise the
standard Of our South American con
suls.
Still our oonsuls do not compare
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Notice Of election.

Notice is hereby given, that the an
nual election in and for the city of
Fargo. Cass county, North Dakota,
of April, 1907, at the following polling
places in the several wards sand vot-
ing precincts Of the city, to-wit;
First Ward Precinct-At the Central
House.
Second Ward Precinct-At the New
Fargo House.
Third Ward Precinct-At the city
waterworks pumping station.
Fourth ward, First precinct-At the
courthouse.
Fourth ward, Second precinct-At A.
L. Wallis lumber office.
Fifth ward, First precinct--At the
milk inspectors Office, in fire depart
ment building.
. Fifth ward, Second precInct-In
basement, public library
Sixth Ward Precinct Lincoln school
building.
No election will be held in the Sew
enth ward.
Said election will be held for the
election Of one alderman in each Of
six Of the wards in said city Of Fargo,
At said election the polls will be kept
open from eight go o'clock in the fore
noon of said day until five (5) O'Clock
in the afternoon thereof, and no longer.
Dated, Fargo, n D., March 10Th,
1907
N. C. MORGAN,
City Auditor
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Ten Minutes ,Twixt Wives.

AT Norristown, Pa It took Ellsworth
Niblock of Amber, just ten minutes
after being released from one wife, to
take unto himself another in the per-
son of Emma Riderman of his home
town.
When Nfblock secured his divorce
papers from Prothonotary Hallman he
went across the courthouse corridor
to Register Of Wills Caine, secured a
marriage license and with the blushing
widow made a bee-line across Swede
street to the office of Magistrate e. M.
Harry who tied the connubial knot,
and the groom made the squire blush
by the loving caress he gave his new
wife--a caress that would make Hob
son turn green with envy.
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n. c. MORGAN,
City Auditor
Cd. March 10 to 80. 1901
City Auditors Certificate Of Nonina
tions.

City Auditors Certificate Of Nomina-
tons.
]. N. c. Morgan, city auditor In and
for the city Of Fargo. North Da-
kota, do hereby certify that the
nominations for city officers, in and
for the city of Fargo, North Dakota,
by individual nominations, for the
election to be held in and for said city
of Fargo, on Monday, the first day of
April, 1907, are as follows, to-wit:
For alderman of First ward-E. E.
Cole.
For alderman of Second ward--Alex
Weiser. Edwin /. Norton and p. III.
Cummings.
For alderman of Third ward-H. AM
erland.
For alderman of Fourth ward--Wil-
liam j. CIapp and Joseph M. s. Wiser.
For alderman of Fifth ward--vTom Il.
Sykes and Frank r.. Marsh.
For alderman of Sixth ward Nichol
Mcclellan. j. w. Hodges and Dan S,
Stewart
Dated at Fargo, n. D.. this 10th day
of March, 1907
tseaD N. c. MORGAN.
City Auditor.
ID March 10 to 80, 1907
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Cd Doc committee to Poerhouse.


A news telegram from Louisville,
KY, says;
Appreciation of an old bird dogs
merits is shown by Magistrate Quincy
w. Johnson of Elizabethtown. this
state. He has sent the faithful animal
to be an inmate of the Hardia county
poorhouse The order of the commit
ment Is as follows
William Cleaver, Keeper of the
County Farm: Dear Sir You will
please receive and safely keep the body
of Dewey Johnson. He is a little old,
but he has been raised a gentleman and
has always kept the very best of COM
pany. His associates have been gov
ernors. generals. majors, judges doc
tors, etc.
You will please credit the old gem
tleman to magisterial district No. g.,
Q. W. Johnson. J. Pr
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FOR SALE.
cottages--N. s

FOR IMME date SALE-A fiye-room
cottage with cistern, cellar and gas
range. For particulars enquire at 726
Fourth street north.
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villa Ride il Runaway Train.


With the whistle rope tied down and
the engine screaming warning which
could be heard for miles around, a
heavy coal train of twenty-five cars
dashed down the Prackville grade on
the Broad mountain. on the Reading
tracks, recently. at the rate of seven
ty-flve miles an hour. Fortunately.
there was nothing on the road to in-
terfere with its run. and 1t was not
until Dormer's was reached. below St.
Clair that the train could be brought
20 a stop.
Tho train ran four miles down the
mountain beyond control Around
curves ii sped with the speed Of the
fastest express. the engineer and fire.
man clinging TO the engine. while the
members OF the crew were Nat on their
stomachs, hanging on desperately and
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QUEER ITEMS or
SPECIAL INTEREST.
Rrave Gid save HerseIf.
. 90 . . . . . . . . . . . /,

Rare pluck and presence Of mind
doubtless saved Katherine Van Kirk, a
young operative. from probably fatal
injury in the plant of the Beverly IN.
j. knitting mills. In some manner her
hair caught in the machine at which
she was at work, and was slowly
wound around the wheels.
Despite the excruciating pain, Miss
Van Kirk bravely held her head steady
until help came and stopped the ma
chine. Had she lost her nerve or faint
ed her head would have been drawn
in the machinery and doubtless crush
ed. It took some time to release her
tresses.
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use in jumping, for that meant certain
death, so the only hope was that the
engine and cars might keep the track.
This they did. and word was tele-
graphed down the grade to have every
thing kept out of the way of the run
away
When st. Clair was reached the
brakes began to take hold. and at Dor
mer's the train finally came to a halt.
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,. E. Nugent,
Secretar.

Gently moves the bowels and at the
same time stops the cough. Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup Contains Honey
and Tar. No opiates. Best for
coughs, colds. Group and whooping
cough. Satisfaction guaranteed chill
dren like 1t. Mothers endorse ii. sold
by Mcdonald Drug O.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work, good wages. 1913 Eighth street
north.
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WANTED-A permanent location for
good steady ffrst-class painter and
paper hanger married man preferred
Address ID. f. Slegfried & Son, San
born N. d.
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WANTED-Men to have their razorS
ground. Donahue & Licther.
Eighth street south.
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Fargo Wants.

Rates for CLASSIFIED Advertising One
cent a word First Time, One-half cent
a word each insertion thereafter. No
charge less than 10 cents for any one
ad. Terms, cash. unless advertiser has
contract
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j NoTiCE-WE WILL BUY
~ -~.s->~->~>>---I1-~o-~~- 49,
MEMS second hand clothes and shoes
Send postal. N. b.. 314 Front stI eat
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WANTED-Gene printer. Steady
job, good Office, prompt pay. En-.
quire of Casselton Reporter at once.
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WANTED TO 6UY--AIl kinds o.,
mems second hand clothing Send &
postal card TO j. j.. 2s4 trout street
Fargo. N. D
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FOR SALE--Gass county maps. show
Ing names of owners Of every quar-
Ter section Price reduced to 81 for pa
per, 81 for cloth backs Address Fo-
rum Printing Co, Fargo.
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WANTED-Position. by experienced
bookkeeper, married man, can fur
nish best of references as to character
and ability. Address j. w, care Fo-
rum
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sTENoGRAPHER,
WANTED TO guy.

WANTED D Floor show case about
twelve feet long; must be In good
condition. Address A. B. c.. Forum.
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Fargo Wants.

Rates for Classified Advertising One
cent word First Time, One-half cent
word each insertion thereafter. No
charge less than 10 cents for any one
ad. Terms, cash, unless advertiser has
a contract.
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WANTED--Position by A. G. student
at any kind of work; janitor work
preferred. Can work Saturdays and at
odd hours. Address c. III. r., care
Forum
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iF yUu have super1uous hair. warts
mites. hirthmArks, consult Mrs
LAGER. $40 Third street north Best
refer nces. Consultation free. Phone
246-M.
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POSITION is wanted for young
5 Norwegian. who has been in u. S.
A, only a few months Good educa-
ton Has graduated from the univer-
sity in the old country and has learned
bookkeeping at Aaker's Business coll
lege OF this city Address Nordmand,
121. Forum.
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FOUND.

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OUND-Lady's belt purse containing
small amount of money. Pabst Jew.
elry store.
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uPHOL sTE PING

MATTRESSES made over G. C. An
derson, lis 9Th ST. N. Phone 1499-L..
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For RENT-EARMs
WANTED TO RENT.

~~~|o~~~~~~~~~N~~N~o~0 ~~0O~-~~~~~OeO~--1~~~0~~
ROOMS WANTED-Three or four, un-
furnished, housekeeping, elderly cou-
pie, central location Address IT. d.
NJ, p. o. Box 242.
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Fargo Wants.

Rates for Classified Advertising One
cent a word First Time, One-half cent
word each insertion thereafter. No
charge less than 10 cents for any one
ad. Terms, cash, unless advertiser has
contract.
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COLLECTIONS.


WE MAKE collections, taking over
your regular accounts or get the
money on the herd ones. Full facili.
ties to handle all business. Commerce
ial Adjustment Co. Thos. Hall Mgr.
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WILL EXCHANGE second hand cab
for second hand hearse, or II any
difference will make 1t up in cash or
horses, as / have a number of horses
for sale. G. II. Whipple, Detroit, MINI.
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FOR SALE.
Household Goods


FOR SALE-Household furniture in
good condition. 1917 Fourth avenue
north.
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POSITIONS WANTED

POSITION wanted as clerk in general
store; three years experience, good
references. Wilhelm Nordstrom, Mil
nor, N. ID.
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MlscELlANEous.

- : :
LADIES needing secluded hons
with good nursing during confinement
address Mrs. NJ, care Forum.
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What We Need il South America.

Outing Magazine. Whatever you
may read, the fact Is we are liked less
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MoNEY 20 LOAN

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ON personal property or other GOO,
security w. Fl. Shure. Fargo Ma
tional Bank building.
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WAN ED-Printer wants position on
! paper in good sized town, experience
eight years, "a years old married, tee
totaler. Job and ad work State
wages. Address w. Chapel, general de-
livery, Darlington, N ID.
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DOGS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Five fine English pointer
pups months old, Will hunt at
sight Father. Champion lingo. field
trial winner Az Front street.
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LOST-Lady's gold watch, between
Swart house and Fout & Porter
fields. Finder please return to Forum
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FoR SALE OR rRApE

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FOR SALE or trade on land, one black
imported Percheron stallion, weight
1000 pounds. Call on or address the
Central Land Co.. Moorhead. MINI.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-03-22

How many of our readers can tel
us what the stripes on the barber
pole signify? You see the pole with
it's stripes and you know these is a
barber shop back Of the pole, but
here the knowledge Of the average
person ceases. In the early days
BARRIERS did the bleeding for the com
munity and surgeons were not as
plentiful as now. The first thing
thought necessary, way down to the
time of George Washington S death
was that any patient should be bled.
Tap him, aud take a few ounces of
blood from him, no matter how weak
he might be- When Washington was
at the last gasp, the fools bled him.
Well the red stripes on barber pole
mean the red ribon bandages that
BARRIERS bound over the wounds eau
sed by bleeding people. That all.
When they got through with a pie
thoric man, of full habit and had
tapped him like a hard maple tree in
February, he was patched up and BAH
daged till his arms, legs and trunks
looked like a much gartered leg.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-03-22
I. K. LAM

Dear Editor:-Mr. Isaac X. Lane
was married to Miss Emma Sullivan
on the 9th day of August 1868. I.
X. Lane was born Oct. 6, 1916. En-
ma Lane was born June 30, 1917, and
by his first wife he has eight chill
dren. Anna Lane was born May Z,
1863 Isabel Lane was born May 4,
1869 Theodosea Lane was born May
II, 1872. Mary E. Lane was born.
Oct. 5, 1873. Isaac Henry Lime was
born July 8, 1877 Varth Lane was
born Aug. 81, 1879. Georgian Lane
was born May 6, 1881. And one that
was too young to name, dead.
Emma Lane, the first wife of |. X.
Lane departed this life June "a, 1882,
age 81 years and six days.
Then l. K Lane married Louisa
Brewer on August %, 1881, and by
his second wife, there were II chill
dren born TO them. Dilshire Lane
was born Aug 6, 1882 William w.
Lane was bor4 May 3, 1884. Martha
Lane was born January 30, 1886
Abraham Matthew was born June 27,
1881 B. B. Lane was born Oct. 20,
1899 Linay L. Lane was born Nov
/, 1891 Rachel Lane was born Nov.
p, 1898. Jesse Lane was born Aug.
2, 1896. Y. A. Lane was born JAM
z, 1899. Gains Mckinley Lane was
born Sept. %, 1901. And one dead
too young to name w. w. Lane
died the 25th. day of January 1907,
age % years months and 8 days.
Amos Lane died Aug 9, 1869, age 3
months and days The baby of I.
X. Lane and Louisa Lane was five
years old the % of September last
year Q906); he is a clinker.
LOUISA LANE.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-03-22
A. G.. FERGUSON, Sup.


favorites tonic is Whites Verma-
fuge, the cure for worms and all chill
dren S diseases. 1t not only kills the
worms, but removes tie mucus and
slime in which they build their nests.
It's action on the child is mild and
leaves him in healthy condition.
Joe Daniel, Sumac, Tenn, saws that
be gave one of his children White S
Cream Vermafuge when the doctor
thought it had collie, and from the
first dose the child passed 73 worms.
Sold by Peoples Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-03-22

Vests.
The Grafton school has closed. 1t
was under control of Miss Weston
Ellzey. We regret to say that she
has returned to her home in Blue
Mountain. Her stay with US has
been quite pleasant. We will well
come her back with us any time.
The death angel visited the home
of Mr.. Howard Vanderford and took
his dear wife. She was the mother
of two children. She leaves hus-
band, mother and four brothers to
survive her We reach our hands
out through the twilight to the sor-
rowing friends.
Let not your souls be troubled but
live as she lived, that dying you may
unlock the portals where she waits
to meet you at the beautiful gate
PEACH TREE.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-03-22

McIain. Miss, 3-18--07. Mr.
Editor. | have just finished scam
ing the columns of last weeks HER
AID in which | was much interested
and always welcome the same as my
weekly Guest and spend many peas
ant hours pouring over its newsy
columns.
The Spring Season seems to bt
upon us and nature will soon be
clothed in her verdure which is SO re
freshing to behold and SO pleasing tC
welcome after the dull grey of the
past winte', and the merry songsters
in the tree tops tell us that Spring is
at hand and their sweet carols greet
the ear with pleasure, all nature
seems to have awakened from It's
winter sleep and is turning into a
state of pleasing freshness, for all
mankind to enjoy.
MIR. J. c. Brown, of Hickory, Miss.
arrived in the village several days
ago with car load of oxen which be
had but little trouble in disposing OF
at good prices Mr. Brown is a very
affable gentleman, and your CORES
pendent wishes him a speedy return
as his laughter is contagious.
The following gentlemen were pleas
ant callers the past week, at the
Sanctum of your correspondent.
Messrs. Calls, Ross. Phillips, Brit
ton, Yer&er, Mccoy, Anderson,
Wayne and Lut Pat Byrns, the Lut
is Bird Mr.. Z. E. Breland was a
pleasant caller to day, Mr. Breland is
one of our most progressive farmers
he is man that believes in raising
his own hog and hominY, and always
harvests good crops, he has just fin
ished putting out quite an orchard in
correction with his farm this season
having put out 400 budded pecan
trees, $50 apple trees and 100 peach
trees, hope his orchard will prove a
success, and that he will receive in
the near future a good revenue from
the same as l would like the best in
the world to stick my tooth in some
of the luscious fruit from that or
chard.
The log and timber men have been
quite busy and pleased at the recent
rise in the river as they will be able
to feat their logs aud timber to Moss
Point, and realize some Of the filthy
lucre from the same Some of them
are wearing a broad smile in antici-
patton of the amount that they will
receive. Success to them all and may
their anticipations be fully realized
in this respect, as l feel that they
are deserving of it as they have
worked hard and long.
Our village has been distressing
dull the past week, no excitement OF
any kind having taken place to break
the monotony not even a second class
dog fight, has occurred.
Dad Baldwin was in the village a
few days ago, he reported that he is
so busy that he has not time to burn
brick. | think | know what Dad is
up to he is waiting to get some OF
the defeated candidates to sweat out
their woes over his brick kiln this
Summer. [ never did like to be
around one myself.
Yours truly,
CORDES DAWSON.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-03-22
Grafton.
OLDNIG.

Dear Editor Bora to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Dunnam, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Roberts visited
relatives in Grafton last week.
Mr.. Charlie Donald is on the sick
list this week
Mr.. Norman Freeman was hailing
through our barg last Saturday
night, stopping over at Mr.. Charlie
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The Right Name.

MI August Sherpe, the popular
overseer of the poor, at Fort Madison,
Ia, says, DIR. Kings New Life Pills
are rightly named; they act more
agreeably, do more good and make
one feel better than any other laxa-
tive. Guaranteed TO cure bilious
ness and constipation. 25c at Peo-
pOlet DRUG Go.