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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-01-10

been known to set fire to a house
for the excitement of seeing the fire
department turn out. They complain
of the slowness of trades union meth
DDS, without seeing the quickest way
is often no way at all. II for instance
a man was on top of a ten story
building, the quickest way to get
down would be to jump down off the
roof. This would no doubt in their
minds De the scientific method, and
the slight fact that he would be pick
ed up in a half dozen baskets would
not interfere with the logic in the
least. The long and short of the mat
ter is,tha'c there are two methods OF
social discomfort, just as there are
two ways of using hotel-there is
the European plan and the American
plan. The European plan is to put
one class against another to split the
nation in two and fight until one side
swallows up the other. The Ameri'
can plan is to band together all good
citizens regardless of class, against
one abuse after another, to organize
the workers by trades and profess,
ions, to hold fast every good that has
been done and to constantly reach
out for more, to refuse to be tools
of political bosses and revolutionists
and in this way establish peaceably
and permanently the complete self
r,,1A Of "a Tnnp1O
Jan. 8. R. w.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining uncalled for In the post
office at Oskaloosa, Iowa, for the
week ending January 5, 1906.
EasnSs' Lies
Anderson Charley Beggs, R
Hartgrave, Will Hangar, Peater
Hutchins, DR. Hodson, Jack
Jones, W K Powell, JF
Richardson, CLARK Taylor, Fred
Guthry, s Mr. and Mrs
LsGfss' k.iaa
Atchison, E ] Mrs Brier, a M Miss
Ferrall, Bertha Jones, Annie
Kendig, Rebekah Lindley, Lille
Noe, Neva Scott, Myrtle
Smith, Nellie VanTuse Christina
Bicknell, Myrtle Mrs
Douglas, Sarah Mrs
Parties calling for letters from this
list will please call attention to adver-
tised listsof this date. The above let
tiers will be held two weeks from date
and then sent to the dead letter office.
CHAs. v. HOFFMAN,, P. M.
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THE COUNTY NEWS.
ADAMS.

Samnlie Gays little baby has been
quite sick.
Miss May Dunley is visiting at the
Cameron home.
Frank Ruby visited at Montezuma
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Henrietta Bass moved to os
kaloosa on Saturday.
Miss Nellie Starlln viii spend the
winter with her mother.
Harry Hanna spent New Years
with friends at ottumwa,
Gid Bolles will farm the Steven
Criss place another year.
Several frienus spent sabbath day
at the Wesley Ruby home.
Mrs. J. N. Algood spent Thursday
at the Jean McMullin home.
A. B. Hanna had a new wind mill
and pump put up at his farm.
Mrs. James Smith. who has been
quite sick, is better at this time.
We understand that Arthur Hanna
will move on his fathers farm.
Miss Orrie Victor visited over Sun
day with friends in this vicinity.
Miss Matte Fuller is spending the
week with her mother in oskaloosa.
Our college students have all re-
turned to the city to begin their stud
ies.
Mortie Smith and Arthur Cameron
are at Ames taking the special course
of study.
Mrs. Joseph Hanna and Mrs. e. r.
Hanna spent Thursday at the G. w.
France home.
Mrs. Joseph Hanna visited at the
Chas. Natter and the parental Hanna
homes Saturday.
Burr Edman, vile and daughter Lu
Gle, of Ohio, are visiting their broth
ers, Jerry and Jean McMullin.
DR.. Wright was called to see Chas.
Davis baby, who was quite sick. The
little fellow is about well again.
Thomas McLandsborough and
James Matter and wife spent New
Years day at the VIM. Natter home
near Lacey.
Ernest Mckinney and Anna Gillian
were married on Christmas day. A
host of friends wish them a happy
and prosperous life.
o. A. Martin. wife and daughter
visited at the Chas. Martin and Ed
Scharf homes recently, and ate Christ
mas turkey at the Scharf home.
Jean McMullin and wife gave tur-
key dinner on New Years day. Jer'
ry McMullin and family, Burr Edman,
wife and daughter Lucille and Steven
Criss were present.
Miss Faye Briney and Miss Mabel
McCord entertained large crowd Of
their young friends at the Briney
home on New Years eve. The
young people made merry with games
and music until near midnight when
they watched the old year out and the
new year in. A dainty lap supper
was served by lhe hostesses.
Jan. 6. Pansy.
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EDDYVILLE
Pansy,
(By John R. Sipes.)

Earl McElroy departed Satur day
for Los Angeles, California, wheI he
will spend the winter.
E. NJ. Johnson is serving as night
watch temporarily while W. T. Meek,
er is taking lay off.
The choir of the NJ. E. church is
arranging to give a concert on Mon
day evening, January IA.
Russell Shields has returned from
Des Moines where he took the exam
ination for telegraph operator.
Miss Grace Rohde has been enter,
tanning her niece, Miss Mabel Jen,
nings, and a friend from New SHARON.
DR.. and Mrs. James Hurst, of Lib,
ertyville, spent Thursday and Friday
at the parental James Warner home,
south of town. q
Davis & Son on Friday purchased
S. A. Shawver's 12O acre farm south
of town, the price paid being SIS per
acre, or $4,000.
George, the little son Of Thos.J John.
son, returned Saturday from Oska-
Ioosa where he had been speI ding
the holidays with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pray have re.
turned to their home at Indianola af,
ter a short visit with Mrs. Pray's
mother, Mrs. Rose McDole.
James and Miss Ruth Berry re.
turned this week from an extended
visit with their friends, Rev. w. s.
Right. and family, at Salem.
Cakes DeLong, who has been oc
cupying w. F. Yager's tenant farm
on Gray's Creek, is preparing to
move to Oskaloosa. Geo. H. John
son of Gray's Creek, will move upon
the wager farm.
Rev. VIM. Atha, who has been as
sisting Rev. Perry o. Silvara in the
protracted meetings at the Baptist
church here, has returned to Pella to
resume his studies at Central college
The meetings will probably close this
week.
The new board of Columbia town
ship were installed Saturday. They
are as follows: L. E. Cawley, clerk;
Wesley Donegan and Gideon DOTS
trustees. Chas. stuber. who had pre-
viously been serving as trustee, con
tinues in otice.
Between ten and eleven o'clock on
Thursday night two burglars entered
the residence of Mrs. N. M. Riggs by
a door which had been left unlocked
They were heard by members Of the
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family and were frightened away be
fore anything had been stolen.
cEpAR.

/ Is 81 f. u II. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fox spent tuesday
in Eddyville at the Charley Garrett
home
Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett, of Fremont,
has been visiting in these parts this
week.
About thirty Of the relatives speht
New Years at the BILLY" Brubaker
home.
Mrs. Sadie Ross, of Oskaloosa, has
been visiting at Nary Garrett's home
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lyon, of Oska-
loosa, came to the e. Lyon home on
Monday evening.
E. Lyon and wife, who have been
away on a business trip, have return
ed to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. BILLY" Steele are
spending the New Years vacation
with relatives at Brighton, Iowa.
Miss Lizzie Brubaker went to Ere
mont Tuesday evening to spend
few days with her sister, Mrs. Edith
Purdin.
Mrs. Bert Bassinger and children,
of Oskaloosa, have been visiting ut
the Jim Moore and John Arnold
homes for the past week.
Mrs. Mollie Knott has been spend
ing few days in Oskaloosa with her
sister, Mrs. Carrie Waters, where
their mother, Mrs. Baxter, lies sick.
Mrs. Sallie Moore, of Denver, Coli
and Samuel Beaver, of Indiana, are
here visiting among relatives. They
are brother and sister of Mrs. McCord
of MoraVia.
Mrs. Katherine Pickens and daugh-
ter Stella, of Oskaloosa, spent Tues
day evening and Wednesday at the
E. Lyon home, returning home on
Wednesday evening.
A New Years dinner was served
at the Arson Tennis home on Tues
day. About thirty-fve relatives and
friends partook of the bountiful din
ner that was served.
Jan. 5. B. B..
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THE FARMERS BANK.
First Annual Meeting and Election
of Directors.

The first annual meeting OF the
Farmers National Bank of Oskaloosa
was held at the directors room in
the bank TUESDAY afternoon. The
election of the directors resulted in
the choice of the following:
w. l. Beans, What Cheer.
Charley Victor, Lacey.
w. H. Springer, Eddyville.
Thos. J. Wilson, Beacon.
r. w. Moore, Cedar.
w. II. Pike, Rose Hill.
Paul Synhorst, Leighton.
NJ. S. Downey, Lacey.
Geo. S. Prime, Oskaloosa.
r. X. LAWS, Oskaloosa.
w. c. Reed, Oskaloosa.
The first year of the life of the
bank will not be complete until
February 7, but the officers were
enabled to report to the first annual
meeting that, contrary to all expec,
tations, the business of the inslitu,
ton had been profitable.
The meeting was well attended
about two-thirjs of the stockholders
being present and voting. The
showing of the business made was
most satisfactory. The bank has
created business for itself and for
Oskaloosa and it is an institution
which is doing it's full share for the
community.
The recent report shows that the
bank has resources to the amount of
$258,444.13, deposits amounting TO
$131, 401.75, and surplus of ST..
O42.3S
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TEN YEARS FOR c. A. R.
THEN DEATH WILL. HAVE DIS
BANDED THE ONCE GREAT
ORGANIZATION

Dubuque, Ia, Jan. S.-"Within the
next ten years it will be necessary to
disband the Grand Army of the Re
public, as the present inroads into
the ranks of the veterans by death is
fast depicting the army"
nus spoke Adjutant General New
man of Iowa division C today, in the
city to fix the dates for the coming
state encampment. He says it viii
not be long before 1t will be~unneces
sary to arrange for the annual meet
ing of the boys in blue.
He set the dates for the coming
gathering for June II to 10, inclusive
The reunion will be held in Dubuque
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Notice of Appointment of Receiver

Notice of Appointment of Receiver,
The creditors Of Albert H. Wymore
are notified that the undersigned Z.
Woodruff has Oeen appointed by the
district colrt of Mahaska county Iowa,
receiver in the case of A. E. Stone.
brook VS.. Albert H. Wymore ct al,
for the property and estate of Albert
H. Wymore. All of the creditors of
Albert H. Wymore are notified to file
their claims with said receiver, item
lied and duly Verified, within thirty
days after January 10, 1907.
Dated this goth day of December,
1906.
G. Woodruff, Receiver.
H. H. Sheriff, Attorney Tor Receiv-
er. 23w2
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SHERIFF's SALE

ShGhlrr . oALb
y Notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of special execution to me di-
rected by the clerk of District Court
of Mahaska Co., Iowa, against the
goods, chattels, lands, tenements etc.
OF Simon Furstenberg and Mollie Fur
stenberg defendants, in favor of e s
Woolner, on his CROSS petition plain
tiff.
1 will offer at public sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the door
of the Court House, In the city of
Oskaloosa, county of Mahaska, Iowa,
on the 2Sth day of January 1907,
all of said defendants right, title and
interest In and to the following de-
scribed Q al estate situated in
Mahaska County, Iowa, to-wit:
The west third "a of lot ak (6)
block No. eight (s) in West Oskaloosa
Iowa.
Sale to commence at the hour of
$500 O'Clock p. m. of said day.
Witness my hand this 3lst day
of December 1905.
e. l.. VALENTINE, (23w2)
Sheriff Mahaska County, Iowa.
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Bio Horse Auction

at Oskaloosa, Iowa, Thursday, Jan.
"a, 1907, in new Sale Pavilion at Wal.
thall's Feed Yard. We charge SOC
to list and $3.50 more for each sale,
List early. We will put you next the
men that pay the high prices.
s. ]. Walthall, Prop.
|. NJ. Reed, Auctioneer.
24w1-113d1-pd
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THE JURY SCANDAL.
Polk County Auditor Charges Male
factors With Irregularities.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. S.-County
Auditor Lew Burnett was on the
stand in the hearing. now in progress
on the juggled jury lists. He said he
could not explain how some names on
the list had been erased and others
written in unless 1t was done by
malefactors.
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1 handle the best PROPOSE
ton in the Pan Handle. Next
trip Tuesday, January 10Th,
HARRY E. DAEIS.
Miller is Sued.

A r. Miller of the Washington
Democrat has been sued for libel.
The plaintiff is E. d. Morrison, depu-
ty county attorney, and he estimates
his damages at $4,000.
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Assessors Meeting.

Auditor ]. w. Doak mas called a
meeting of the assessors of the coun-
ty to be held at his Office next Satur-
day afternoon, Jan. IL, at one o'clock.
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HIRSCH.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A
Hirsch, at their home in Mason City
Monday, Jan. z, 1907, fine girl baby,
A unique postal card from the nurse
announcing the fact was received by
Oskaloosa relatives and friends
Congratulations are extended
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Real estate men tell of an increas-
ing demand for both property for
building and for residences. Oska.
loosa is on the dawn of the most
prosperous season the town has ever
known.
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

oLSEN.-Died, Wednesday, Jan. 8,
1907, at p. M, at her nome on Sec
ond avenue west, Mrs. E. c. Olsen, of
cancer of the stomach, aged rs years.
Funeral announcement later.
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WILSON Word was received in
the city today by friends of the
death of Mrs. Mitch Wilson, which
occurred this morning at o'clock, al
her home in Bar Harbor, Michigan.
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/ handle he best PROPOSE
ton in The Pan Handle. Next
trip Tuesday, January 10Th.
HARRY E DAVIS
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I handle the best PROPOSE
ton in the Pan Handle. Next
trip Tuesday, January 18th.
HARRY E. DAVIS.
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l handle the best PROPOSE
ton in the Pan Handle. Next
trip Tuesday, January 18th.
HARRY E. DAVIS.
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EUL0GlZES new YORK.
Carnegie Declares 1t Is Better Gov

Carnegie Declares 1t Is Better Gov
erned Than British Cities.
Glasgow, Sept. I.-Andrew Carne-
gle appeared as eulogist of the mu-
nicipal government of New York COM
pared with the government of the Brit
ish cities in a speech delivered at
luncheon after the laying Of the cor
nerstone Of the Mitchell library. He
said:
New York is held up before the
world by her own yellow press as
sunk in iniQuity, with everything going
to the bad and with nothing creditable
whatever. To one who gets away from
New York for half the year and is
able to look on her from a distance
there are three or four things that
comfort him greatly. He compares
New York with London and finds that
upon these matters New York Is in
advance"
Referring to municipal ownership
Mr.. Carnegie said cities should pre-
serve the titles in all cases and only
lease franchises for periods as short
as practicable. This had been done in
New York and was becoming the rule
with all American cities.
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EXISTING RATES TO STAND
Railroad Attorney Makes Surprising
Request n Court.

Request n Court.
st. Paul, Sept. "A big surprise
was sprung just before the noon hour
in Judge Lochren's court, where the
rate injunction hearing has been 60
ing on for twelve days, when Judge
Thomas Wilson, general counsel for
the Omaha road, suggested to the
court that pending the final deter
mination of the suits on their merits
the court should not interfere with
existing conditions; that is, there
should be no order by the court, even
should temporary Injunction issue,
which will take out the 2-cent pas
senger rate and the merchandise rates
pending the final determination of the
litigation. ~, =. ..~..-. g.
Judge Wilson's suggestion came as
a bombshell into the camp of the rail-
road attorneys, for the suits have
been Instituted with a view of having
the 2-cent fare law and the railroad
commissioners order affecting mer
chandise rates set aside by temporary
injunction, the reasonableness of these
rates, as we'll as the commodity rates,
to be determined some time in the
future, perhaps in two or three years,
when the cases are heard on their
merits
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SECOND WOMAN LOCATED.
Remarkable Case Of Mistaken Identity
Cleared Up

nSI1dTkdUIe Ease OF MISTAKEN IoOntIty
Cleared Up.
Chicago, Sept. p.-The real Mrs.
Klimovicz" has been found. The dis
covery sets at rest all question as to
the identity of Miss Tillie Tolan, the
Chicago girl who was claimed a few
days ago in Judge Clelland's court by
John Klimovicz as his wife and identi-
fed by Mrs. Mary Zematis of Grand
Rapids, Mich, as her daughter.
Klimovicz had been arrested on a
charge Of disorderly conduct, the war
rant being secured by Miss Tolan,
who claimed that Klimovicz had been
annoying her by his attentions.
Mrs. Kl1movicz offered to furnish
proof OF her identity, but her resem-
blance tc her published pictures and
her remarkable likeness to Miss Tolan
were conclusive evidence. The like
ness between the two women, which
IS so great that two mothers ap-
peared In court and each identified the
Tolan girl as her own daughter, is
more marked in the women than in
their pictures.
During the time that the case of
mistaken Identity had been in court
Mrs. kllmov1cz had been living under
an assumed name three and one-half
miles east of Elgtn. The denouement
was due primarily to piQue over q
sighting remark made in the court.
room by Miss Tolan.
II wish they would just find me one
OF her old shoes to try on" the girl
who was mistaken for Mrs. Klimovicz
said. THAT would settle my identity.
Ill wager can put both of my feet in
one of her Shoes"
Il would like to see her." Mrs. XIII
novice, who can wear about a No. 4
last, exclaimed when she heard of the
remark.
If she can put both of her feet into
one Of my shoes she must be a Chi.
nese woman or cripple"
Thereupon she determined to nut
an end to the queer tangle OF identi-
ties which had hitherto proved a puz.
zle too difficult for any person con.
nected with the case to solve and con-
sequently came to Chicago with the
intention of furnishing to the court
full proof Of her identity.
Every Railroad Indicted.
Jackson, Miss, Sept. .'A.-Following
up the indictments returned several
days ago charging the Illinois Central
and the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
railroads with issuing passes to per.
sons not entitled to such under the
law the grand jury of this county has
reported true bills against every rail.
road In the state, both intra and inter-
state. for their alleged failure to file
statements showing the number Of
passes issued and to whom as the law
directs.
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DETECTIVE BEHIND BARS.
Singular Arrest In Connection With
Minneapolis Burglary.

Minneapolis, Sept John Giles.
pie, an inspector in the health depart
ment, surprised a gang Of burglars
While they were at work in his store.
Detective Frank earle, who was stand
Ing in the doorway, was arrested.
Gillespie, who lives In a house ad-
Joining the store, was awakened by
the burglars, who overturned chair.
He arose and, hastily donning his
clothes, ran to the front door, where
he found earle and overpowered him.
While he was busy with earle two.
men ran from the rear door Of the
store and escaped.
Gillespie held his prisoner until
members Of his family could summon
the police and investigation showed
that the thieves obtained q small
amount Of money and counterfeit
bill which was cashed In the store
some time ago. .==
earle denies any connection with
the burglars. but could not explain
why he was there and was locked up
on charge Of burglary.
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roller by order Of Chairman Of
@. 81. Van DeVord. painting and kali
somining interior Of Jail and S.
Warfeid Electric Co.. current for . %
county poor farm for Aus. 80. Is 90
9. II. Barrett. services as janitor for
summer school -. go. ......:.. Al so
o'Leary & Rowser. merchandise for s
j. A. Ludinston, merchandise for q. y
4, Van DeVord. kalsomining Jail "A Is
=. z. Winter y 90. merchandise for
E. Il. winter Co.. mercbandise for i y
schroeder & swan merchandise for =
poor farm - -. ,....... III SO
Schroeder Sh'dise for
pest he II a.
Geo. ]. HIS. stice court IS
n. 4 testimony.
CO rS..s. M 5sfn Johnson. 80. S so
Waiter Tirs.ass i3.0r on Kelliher &
S. sf His county a%ns sesd
in insanity case. John Fitzgerald. 80
Ed; Farder, labor on south Baud
cite road Observation-Disclosures. 400
+. T. DaFresne. copies annexation =
Frank waener cutting coirdwoodi at ~
ri po9r farm. ....:,............., % 50
Ole Clementson, assessing un-organ-
lzeG territory. ..................,... 1890
A; B: ,Arneson. assessing un-organ-
On motion duly made seconded and carT ri o.
the balance Of the bills We're laid over until
next meeting.
on motion duly made. seconded and carried
the board adjouTned. Sine dine.
JOHN WILMANN, - = -" $40
county Auditor. ..e.
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RESULT NOT ANNOUNCED.
Conference at Chicago on Alton I'm
nunity Matter.

nunity Matter.
Chicago, Sept. J.-Attorney Gen
eral Bonaparte held a three-hour con-
ference with District Attorney Sims
In which the attitude Of the govern
ment toward the Chicago and Alton
road in the Standard Oil case was
considered. The attorney general
had previously declared that the road
should be granted immunity because
of the promises said to have been
made to it by District Attorney Nor
r1son before the commencement of the
trial OF the Standard Oil company. At
the conclusion of the conference
neither the attorney general nor the
district attorney would say whether
the road would be prosecuted or al
lowed to go free. It is probable that
no action will be taken until confer
ence Is had with Judge Lands.
Other matters discussed in the con-
ference were plans for the prosecu-
ton of the harvester combine, the
coming trial of John R. Walsh, for
mer president Of the Chicago National
DanK, and important trust and railway
rebate prosecutions that are to take
place in Chicago this fall and during
the coming winter At the conclusion
of the conference Attorney General
Bonaparte said:
1--WE discussed the pending investi-
cation by special grand jury Of the
charges against the Chicago and Al
ton railroad, but do not feel at lib
erty to give any information on the
subject prior to such action as will
be taken when the grand jury recon
venes." ST. ..,.
The attorney general said later that
he desired to deny all rumors of fric-
tion or discord in connection with the
proposed immunity to the railroad
There was no foundation whatever he
said for such reports.
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DR.. Prices Wheat Flake Celery Food
Is valuable diet for all classes. 1t never causes
any digestive disturbance. The sedentary will
find it to satisfy hunger, nourish and sustain the
system: A most important food for persons en-
gagged in active business. Persons out Of health
will find this food easy Of digestion, strength
ening, and gratifying to the taste. 81