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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
POLITICAL

In the Democratic primary in Page
county Saturday Capt. K. ;. Parks de
ieated COlLeedy for senator by - votes.
The Democratic committee Of Fauquier
County, meeting at Middleburg, Albert
Fletcher, chairman. has selected July 20
as the time for holding the county
primaries TO nominate candidates for the
state senate, house of delegates. county
and district Offices. Candidates fOI
nomination are NJ NJ. Green aud Ed
ward Ambler, for the house Of delegates:
I. {. Pitcher and George L. Fletcher.
for the senate, and A. ). Hamilton
and J. +. Olinger for sheriff
President Roosevelt refused TO state TO
Democratic citizens his objections to the
new Constitution of Oklahoma.
Everyone whose name was mentioned
IL being at "a conference which had forts
object the Launching OF "a Daniel boom in
New York denies being present The
story was that Thos. r. Ryan favored
Daniels nomination so that he might
succeed Daniel in the L. ). Senate.
With four candidates in the field for the
Democratic nomination for Congress in
the Eighth District, aud the friends OF
each one claiming victory for their
iavorite, the interest in the coming Dem
ocratic primary continues to wax warmer
with each succeeding day. Three of the
candidates, Judge G. +. Nicol, of Prince
William; K. Lindsey Gordon, OF Louisa.
and c. G. Carlin. of Alexandria have been
on the hastings ever since the campaign
opened. and goOd-sized audiences have
been the rule, especially where two OF
J three have spoken from the same plat.
form. MIR. Ryan has been equally active
attending the meetings of the courts and
mingling with the voters, but he has in
Obliged but little Oratory and is apparent
~ conducting his campaign along other
lines.
II the North and South have not, after
forty years, become reunited so that q
| Presidential candidate may come from
any State in the Union, then il is idle L
talk OF reunion. The South has beer
giving her electoral vote to Northern
men for three or four decades, and if tn,
North objects TO voting for a man, how
ever well qualified he may be, simply be
cause he lives in a Southern State, ther
all the talk of reconciliation has simply
been sound and nothing more. No mar
could be selected from any Northern Of
/ Western State more loyal 70 the Con
| stitution than Senator Daniel and othe
Southern men who might be named, an,
acme could inspire more completely Oh,
confidence OF the business people OF tn
land.-3altimore Sun.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
VIRGINIA NEWS
The Grand lodge Knights Of Pythia-
Nili meet in Lynchburg Tuesday.

The Grand lodge Knights Of Pythia-
viii meet in Lynchburg Tuesday.
Secretary Taft left Washington Satu--
day FOR Leesburg, 10 spend several day s.
with friends.
". l. Buchanan. the Exposition expert.
thinks that the Jamestown Fair can b..
completed within the next week.
While delirious from illness. John l..
Lamareux. OF Ettrick. jumped out of bed.
seized a shotgun and shot Alvin Archer.
who was helping 70 nurse him.
The new Baptist church at Fairport
viii De dedicated on the first Sunday In
June Rev DR.. J W. Porter. Of New
port News. viii preach the dedicatory
sermon.
Rev Dr. Heigham. ~ Bedford. Pa.
preached his initial sermon at st. James.
Montross, sunday. May 18th. He; sue
c,-ds a. rector the late Rev. Mr.. Latane.
Mr.. J &. Hiden. who was private sec
rotary 20 the late Congressman Rixey,
has entered into a law partnership with
e. !. RiNey, Jr., under the firm name Of
Rixey \ Hidden. with their office located
in Culpeper.-Culpeper Exponent.
Miss Lillian Montgomery sailed on
Saturday last for Europe where she goes
a. the chaperon for two young ladies
who sail in company with their parents
The party Will boz absent two years and
viii travel most of the time.-Nlrtberu
Neck News.
". Herbert As-h4ton recently sold "a
good hunter for e. W. smith at "a high
figure TO one Of bis Boston friends. and.
during the past week sold six others out
OF bis own stables 10 New York men Of
wealth at equally good prices. -Fauquier
Democrat.
Fire. supposed 10 De Of incendiary
origin. destroyed the mercantile stock
store room, and warehouses Of John "
Eamich 4 son. of Wheatiand Loudoun
county. Friday night Evidences wer-
found that the store had ueen entered
and robbed. and the building set on
fire 10 escape detection. Loss $1,000
insurance -, 200.
For Haynesvi.le. Richmond county.
Warren H. Withers. has been appointed
postmaster vice 7. ". king. resigned.
Much il said 10y the newspapers in re-
gard 10 Secretary Taft size There are
four brothers living in Madison county
whose combined weight j. / 200 pounds
Piedmont Nirgiuian
The commission % Judge R.R Prentiz.
% Suffolk. a. "a member OF the State Cor
poratiOn Commission has been prepared
Judge Prentis viii enter upon his duties
June lst.
The funeral OF James Edward Smith
took place from Shady Grove Methodist
church, Hanover county, Thursday Mr.
Smith was one OF the most prominent
citizens Of his native county of Hanover.
one Of the severst hailstorms that ever
visited Roanoke county occurred Fri
day. The ground was covered with
hailstOnes from the size OF bullet TO q
partridge egg. The storm lasted nearly
half an hour. Truck gardens and early
vegetation suffered.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
URGES A S0UTHERNER
Marion Thinks Democrat from Dixie Should Be
Nominated for President.

Paul Morton, former Secretary of the
Navy, now president of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, was in Richmond Sat
urday to attend a banquet at the Jeffer-
son Hotel given the Virginia and North
carolina agents OF the society by District
superintendent Banner. Mr. Morton in
an interview said:
why does not the solid South solidify
on candidate In the national conven-
ton as well as at the polls on election
day? Why does not the South exert it's
full political power in convention and in
sist on man for the Democratic nomi-
nee like John W. Daniel of Virginia:
Judge Gray, OF Delaware; Justice White.
OF Louisiana, or Senator Culberson, OF
Texas?
Personally, am Republican, and a
strong adherent of President Roosevelt;
but ! feel that Northern Democrats
would be glad 10 take Southern man
Tor their standard bearer, provided you
gave them the right kind and it is mys.
terry TO many Of us why the South Is 40
united at the polls and so divided in con
ventiOn"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
MARRIAGES

A. the home OF the brides parents
Nav Goth, We're married Miss Bessie
Hoffman. az Lancaster county. ami
George lr'in Martin. of Washington.
Rev. Frank L Wells, officiating.
Henry D. Hat=el. 81 Lancaster county.
and Miss Elizabeth B.Davis. Of Beaufort
\ e., viii be- married at the latter place
Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs l.. r Combs. OF Lancas-
ter. have issued cards 70 the marriage 81
their daughter. Mise Sadie Muir Combs.
To- Or VI T.. Oldham. of Lancaster. Wed
nrsday, june 9TH. in Trinity Episcopal
church TT Lancaster H.
" J Marsh and Miss Julia + DAW son.
both OF northumberland county. wer..
married at Lancaster. May 10th, 10y Rev.
Porter Hardy.
Richard D. Moore ana Miss Edith II
Lsckey both oi Northumberland county.
were married at the Methodist pAr=on-
age ~ Lancaster, May Sth, 10y Rev. POr-
ter Hardy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
COMIC POST CARD
NEARLY KILLED HER

Thrown into a liz Of laughter by the
receipt ~ n funny post card. Miss Mary
Hogan. of Millvile. Pa. laus he'd herself
nearly To death before her paroNysms
could b. checked 10y u couple of physi-
clans aud a severe scoldiug from her
father.
she began laughing 10 the early morn
ing and in a few moments was in hys-
terics. Her laughter continued until she
tainted. and when she revived she began
to laugh again. Then physicians were
sent for and a Quieting condimeut WAS
administered, but in vain. Still she
laughed. and after two hours passed her
father took hand and gave her "A round
scOlding. lie WAS 80 severe that her hy--
terra subsidized and finally she controlled
herself
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
MONUMENT TO A BULL

Dan Il. Hanna. son az tho late senator
Hanna, has given a llnvenna firm pu-
tract for a massive granite monument
for the grave Of a priz- built The animal
was born In England IN 1850. aud cost
Mr.. Hanna 81 500. IL was much I'D
mired by br,-rder- all over the country.
IL died in 1903 and was buried on
Cottage Hal Farm near Ravcnna. where
Mr. Hanna lives.
The bull wa- named Babton Diamond
and on the monument will L. the words
"Babton Diamond. born in England in
1899: died at Cottage Hill Farmiu 1908.
owned 10y Dan r. Hanna.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
HYMN SINGER FINED

Charles Morgan, who resides near
Parkersburg. W. Va. was indicted by
the grand jury for disturbing religious
worship. In pleading guilty to the
charge, he stated that his only ofien-e
was he saSg too loud for some of the
other brethren. He became enthusiastic
when the old hymns We're started. and
he gave full range To his rich. strong
voice. which ffend"f some OF the others
for the reason that lie got out of tune
occasionally aud this Jared on their
nerves. Judge Show alter imposed IA fine
Of t2J and costs and gave him two days
in iail
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
The MACHINE AGE

4 Saline man claims 10 have Just
turned out a wonderful invention in the
shape of IA fish pole and tackle IL II 30
arranged that the instant a fish a. much
a. nibbes at the bait the patent hook
closes over the animal. The faintcst
struggles Of the fish will snap "a spring
and this will cause wheel 10 revolve
rapidly, winding up the spring and slid
ing the fish along the pole 10 the bank.
In this way. once "a "A pole IL st, il does
not have to b. removed. man can read
as he sits on the bank. ~ the automatic
City Press
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
GENERAL NEWS

The grand jury Saturday at san Fran
cisco indicted six miilinnaircs on charges
of bribery and attempted bribery. and
returned additional indictments against
Abraham Ruei and Mayor Schmitz.
The President has alarmed the army
by recommending that riding tests be ~
qnirei OF all field officers a. requisite o.
promotion.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
RECEIVERS ksg DENIED
cOut Passes On the Iu,ss,st. Sank Cas-,

Application Tor REVIEWERS for the south
ern Interstate Hank wa- denied by Jud...
Griunan Ia Richmond TIE ohi~.t az th,.
rvcviyership sought Ma ~ prevent tl,,.
execution II the contrast l-tu.en th,.
Southern Interstate Hank aui th,. Rank
Of Commer,,, and Trusts. The affairs al
the iOrmer hank arr "a he hquidat,J hA
the latter iu-tituti, Rrtiug - trust,s.
Application for an iuluLctiun order and
n ownership Mil now be made ls.for,. th.
supreme Court of Appeals.
la CeuNing the application for tle ~
ownership he q. clslr,-i his h. h,f that tl..
lQuidatiOn ui tine affairs of the d.iun. Q
hank would H. expedited AMI the iutri
stS of all parties tsst conserved by ict
m,tting the Rams al Commerce. i,nd
Trusts - wind up TIRE affairs of TN
southern Interstate l.Rnk
1'is plaintiffs charge President Gales
ID. Of the Interstate. iS,nA. with ts,i~m,,u.
ngrmeut. frau luleut Transfer uf hts prnl
"rty To- his wife. and diScountins note,
without proper security.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
SEVEN MILLION CAPITAL

With a maximum capital stock 81 81.
800 900 and minimum of little les,
than that amount, the Pocahontas Con
soliiated Galleries Company, of BOsse
vain, was chartered by the corporation
commission Friday. Isaac t. Brassvile
is president, and oil Of the officers AT,
from Virginia and West Virginia. Tn,
principal offices are TO lie at Bossevain
d new town.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
ARMY WORMS IN LANCASTER

Army worms by the million this week
swept over "a If acre lot of wheat be-
longing to Capt. George p Sluires, ia
Poplar Neck, and stripped four-ffths Of
it of every green leaf, or four of every
five stalks the field over. They are
marching on their course and destroying
other vegetation as they go.-Nirg.nia
Citizen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
TRAGEDY AT FALLS CHURCH

At his home, near Falls Church. Satur-
day night, Silas Putnam. - years old.
shot and killed Mrs. Emma h AYERS, who
kept house for him, and then killed him
self Putnam was intoxicated. After
abusing Mrs. Beavers he drew from his
pocket "a pistol aud fired. Mrs. Beavers
i've children were in the room. Two
small children. in addition to large
family of grown children. survive Put
aam. Five email children survive Mrs.
Beavers. Coroner's jury rendered q YER
iict Of murder and suicide.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
PRIEST MURDERED
New York Police Find Remains
in Z Trunk.
THREE GREEKS SUSPECTED
6ody was Nearly Nude. and Neck and
Arm Were Broken - The Trunk
was Lea In Tenement House 6y
Two Creeks.

VIC - c-Ns.
Ncw York. MAY q. Rcv. Father
Naspar. ci thc Armenian Arosto ic
church. Cf Hohokon. y. J.. WAS mar.
dercd ia This city somc time last wc.i.
The body was found in a trunk which
had been iCit as security for their
roon rent my two Greeks. who thrrc
weeks ago engaged a furnished room
of Mrs. Henry Shcrcr. WAC occupies
the third door OF tenement 10 $50
West 31th street
Removed 90 the morCuc tho body
was identified as that of the priest he
had lived az Cos Monastery street.
West Hobokcn ans frequently made
trips TO this city soliciting funds for
his church
Father Naspar. carrying q small
leather bas. in Which his collections
were placed came % be O. familiar
figure in Greck and Armenian circles
here. and % is believed that he was
murdered for the money ne carried
The body was in a kneeling posture
with the head bound against the knees
With heavy strap passed over the
back of the neck and was hucL'ol
under the shins. The murdered man
must have been about eo years old.
iie weighed probably Use pounds and
was about five feet four inches in
height \ flowing beard - inches IN
length was strcekci with gray. but
the long and bushy hair was black An
underShirt Of baibriSgan and cuf on
the right wrist were all the body wore.
but on top OF it had been thrown three
coats OF clerical cut. a white laundricd
shirt. two pairs Of black lace shoes. "a
soft felt hat. two Roman collars and
a detached cur
The police think q possible that the
body was shipped here by express
FROM Chica-o. and the authorize of
that city have been asked to follow
one ciew. based on meal ticket. also
found in the trunk This ticket was
issued hv restaurant az 1922 Halstead
street Yves, Pullman Chioaro and
written In ink across Il was Che firm
name :. Ermovlan Brothers
Through the word brothers" sew
eral red ink lines had been drawn. Pe-
cause of Tho condition OF the body tho
manner of death was no. Immediately
apparent Following an autopsy 40 the
uorguc. two mon were arrested a
suspicion
Mrs Shcrcr toli the coroner TINT
when rho two men engaged tho room
III hcr home they described thomsolv
rs John and Paul Sa~kis. each about
~ years Cf aro Tho men had been
visited. slc r0il. hy a man wearing
clerical r1rb. vho looked not unlike
fnn rr.r-.tr~nf man Shn Thought -n1+
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28

MI .iHAi - JAZZ fNdlaiU4 NQNCs
Baltimore May Miss Bessie L.
7cul. Treasurer of Il, conference fund
No tic Wcslinr,on district Of the NJ.
y. Church. south has been arrested
m warrant sworn cut by United
states Secret Service Agent Charles
Wricnt charging her with having
raised p banS noto of a $40 denomi-
aaton 90 $500. Th.s raised note Miss
Bond. .t is charged. turned over 10
Rev IT, T. " REGISTER presiding
elder %. tho Washington district. as
part Cd. srm oi money collected by
acr iu boz capacity as treasurer OF the
conference .uaa. DR. REGISTER discov-
cred the character of the note when
he attempted to deposit It in bank
Miss Bond. who has been connected
with the Central N +. church. this
city since early childhood. Indignantly
denies the charge against her.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
CIF! FROM The PRESIDENT

President Roosevelt has taken an in.
teIest in educational matters in south
ern Aihemarle county, in the vicinity OF
pine Knot hunting lodge, and upon
his recent visit, while discussing the
needs of the Scottsvillc High School with
some of his Virginia neighbors. offered o.
send a selection OF books for the school
library His offer was promptly aeccptc J.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28

President Roosevelt Will attend the
luneral Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Nc
kinley's remains viii rest beside those
of her husband in the mausoieum just
erected
Mrs. Mckinley was - wears old aui
was the mother of two children. both Of
whom died young. She was mistress of
the " bite House from March 4th 1897.
to September. 1901. She leaves a for
tune Of about 100000. which. accord
ing 10 viii of President Mckinley. viii DO,
divided equally among Ahuer Mckinley.
now deceased. Mrs. Duncan aud Heleo
Mckinley
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
NOTE DECLINE IN COFFEE

Perfection Blend. now 2JctS.
Santora Blend. now POETS.
Dessert Blend now lJcts.
Sce our advertisement elsewhere.
". l.. Brannan.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28

Straycd from my farm and when last
seen was on road leading from Hamil-
toms Crossing to MassapunaX. Win
pay liberal reward. +. ". Mills or NJ.
Is. Rowe. mi Him
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
p. nCRACKEN. BRO. q CO.

-WHOLhSALk AND RETAIL
GROCERS and LIQUOR DEALERS.
oner Ten Thousand Gallons PURE RYE and
BOURBON WHISTLES from the following vel
Known distllleries. Graft A Co. Of Ohio. Boone
County Distilling Co. OF Kentucky Months, no
Dstlllery. OF Maryland. and W. =. Gray. Of
Agents for Bergner q Engle's Lager Beer
They also offer STAPLE and Fancy 1iroeeries
Agricultural Impiensnss. seeds. ousno ss4
Cement
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
INCAL MARKETS

(Cornected 10y Simon Ilirsh y Brnl
Wheat. 81 90 9o. corn. $50 70 80. unaaL
81 30 To 5 -. oats. g., a. 30. firrs. ave.
lOtol /; in'-~,'d lufpl spring chicSe.
2Oto25. eggs. l:Btol .. larilufol2 uucs@.
live i0toll; dr-s-'sl. - To 90: t'tt-r. l..
to p; hams. II to Is sweet Votatoc~
80 To 81; Irish potatoes. go . Z, .appl,s
per bushel. : to$ -. w.. l.i.to5. lambs
- 30 TO - 80. hides. gf,~.u. : To 10.
dry. II To ! =. sa't,si. No. l. 9 10 To-
calf skins N ! $40 pr skin: hel"l
hay. Sl1 10 80 l--r ton. leaf ~umRc. GU
To 80 per 100. LoG-. live weight. =
To 5'sc.; b---f live weight. >. Ia ny
pork, L. -; turkeys. live. l ,. unirawn
IL TO l.; drawn. II TO lG. Early Ros,
POTATOES. s.,d. - Ia 81
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
Don't Imagine
FOR SALE

l 20 h. p. Geiser Engine mounted. |
No. | Geissr Sawmill Combined
Boiling md Lathe Saving Nhchine.
l 6 h. p Geis"r Eugin" u,ounted
Is J.. p Cooper Engin' mounted |
q Ia +. Aultman taylor Engine with
out boiler. 10 h. p. Fauquhar
Engine mounted. Il h. p. Maggie
Engine without boiler. 10 h. p.
Geiser Traction Engine. / Salem
Sawmill. No. 3. ! Fauquhar Saw
mill. Several good 2nd Hand Insert
ed Tooth Circular Saws, also Saw
Tramdrills. Saw Tables. Betting,
Pulleys. etc. Machinery and Sup
plies, Oils, Packing, Brass Goods,
etc.
Frank X. Tyler.
1904 Main St., fredericksburg, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
49, NANANNAeANAAA&
The Iron Age
CnItiyatOr

ThisisaPivOt
W he el NJ ~
chine, W II
iuilt and u
very ecOnOu-
icHl tool for
W O r K j II <
spring crops.
This cultiva
tor has been
t h ghly
tested and has
proven salts
factory. We
can = u p ply
your n e e q =
for single ,
tooth cultiva-
tors, the gen
uine double
aud triple
shoven Malta
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
MaS. MgIALEY DEAD

Mrs. Mckinley. widow oi tho late
President Vim. Mckinney. died az Can
ton ID SUNDAY
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
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Never So Popular at Such Price Concessions Before

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-28
Frank X. Tyler,

1904 Main St., fredericksburg, Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
For, THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
RACE

s In making plea fo- tho mental
and physical Improvement of the hu.
man race throusha studied and in.
teiligent system Of culture, in re-.
cent lecture. Professor Llewellyn F..
BARKER, a member of the faculty OF
Johns Hopkins University gavo some
ratlied startling staiistics At tho
very outset of his address Or. Bark.
or dibclaimcd belief In the theory
that the human race cor be bettered.
or that We can produce perfect men
and woman. IN much the same man.
ner that cattle and horses can be
bred He docs. claim, however, that
If more attention was paid to the
better development OF the race
through marriage or otherwise, It
would in tho long Jun produce a
a transformation in the hcalthincss
Of the brainB of our people. And ii
was upon this latter phase Of tho
subject that the learned doctor gayo
facts and figures that are little. known
to the average person 5"It may not
DC known" he said. "bnt tho number
OF morbid and detective minds Ia In,
creasins at n rapid rate In ,hfs com
try. and something must be done to
check it. Why, ut the present tilnc.
we can boast of 10000 cases Of 10.
sanity on this side OF thu Atlantic
and, In addition to this. there aro
10000 cases of observation-disclosures.
Tho growth. according TO tailiation.
Is something liSN 5000 per year. +,
Just why DR.. Barker. says that VIC
can boast Of such figures Is no,
clear unlcss he fused the words 10
moro deeply impress his, hearers with
tho moaninE OF what be was sayius;
aud their oTn responsib,llty in con.
nection Herewith; but, pursuing his
subject further. he SAYS that in car.
Inc for such persons there IS cxpend
cd more than sio,ooO,ooo annually
that is fot Insane while II re,
quires ,sep,ooo.Noo more to supper.
PERSONS spfsering from. feeble mind,
odness. The total loss 10 tho natio,,
III Tie way OF income by reason OF
this unfortunate condition OF AFFAIR."
| has been estimated at nothing less
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-29
@Sae 10 atim ~ reas~

C. e. Thicker. Editor and Publisher.
l.. l.. Pugh. =, Advertising Manager.