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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-17

In Cairo nearly everybody reads
The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-17
Story ThaW Told Baker.

asked Thaw about the shooting,
sail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-17

concluded on Eighth Page ,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-17

liean leaders has united the Democrats
in their legislative program, without a
hitch
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
d. E D

BOWERSA-Aug. a. John. 60 years.
Royal oak; beloved husband OF Mary
Bowers. Funeral. Monday. at $50.
from house. and O'Clock ar ST.
Mary's church.
pONOVAN--Aug. ~. 1908. Catherine
Qullan Donovan beloved wife OF
James Donovan, aged ~ years, al the
residence. is5 Yermont-avc. Funeral
Monday at s:30 from residence, ard
81. Vincents church at 2.
kELLY--Aug 20. at family residence.
Dearborn. Catherine Kelly. DcIcved
Wife OF william Kelly, and mother OF
scph and Alice Kelly. Or Dearb, rn
sister or Norah Belanger Of Detroit.
Mrs. James DAILY. and William Ready
81 Dearborn. funerai at Sacred
i Wear9 \VIurch atty oNloCk Mondey
y lnterment at Mount Kelly cemetery.
LlgHhEtN--At Grace hospital. Aug. WI.
at 2.3O y. m, olivia, g.. beloved
daughter OF John a. and Cath, rlne
BiebleIn, and sister az Katherine and
William \. Llcbl,in. and Rose Isieb-
iriu IIennes. FuntrGl MONDAY. Aug
IN al $50 a. m, from ccsidencs. 2GS
- Eightecnth.st. and from St Autte's
church at o'clock. standard time.
McCAiN-Aug ~. NJ residence s67
Third-aVe.. Catherine. beloved vile
Of the late WIN Mccain. and sister
OF Mary A. aud John Sheehau M
tice off funeral hereafter.
DEE Aug. 20. 1905, at her parents
residence. III Eu ,tid-ave. ehst. Alice
Mary. beloved daughter Of Jcnnit and
the. late Joseph Dee. Notice OK fu-
neral later.
noNNELf.Y Aug 81. 1908. at resi-
dence las Church-st. Gertrude Marie.
infant daughter OF Hugh and Anna
Donnelly. aged months. Notfre Of
nntiRYLMinnts W. dearly beloved
wifc 81 John w. mother OF Jonn D.,
walter T. William J.. and daughter
OF Catherine and the late James Ma =
her. al family residence. III Fourth
ave Notice Of funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
LEGAL NOTICE.


Notice Is hereby given that the VII
lage OF st. Clair Heights Wayne Coun-
ty, Michigan, Will receive sealed buds
addressed to the village Ctcrk ~ the
said village up 90 the 26tit day Of Au-
gust, 1905. at o'clock y. su4 for D,C
sewer systems In the village ~ IT.
Clair Heights
Lateral sewer System No. q between
Bolton ana Hamilton Avenues. FROM
Mack Avenue southcrly 90 the village
limits OF said village. according 10 ihc
maps and plans OF said lateral sewer
system on file In tho office 81 the viz
fat building. Detroit. Michigan
Lateral sewer system between Itair
ilton and Garland Avenues from Mac <
Avenue southcrly 90 the vyllago. limits
OF the said village. know n\ and deai .
mated "a Iatorak Sewer System No 3.
according 10 tho mans and plans ou
nlc with the village engineer W. g.
King; In the Moffat building. Detroit
Michigan.
The bids on each lateral sewer ~
-rr71-trr- tt--f-fzttfu- ~~rrr rrt
mltted on cash basis for said work
Five 90 rer cent OF tho amount Auf
tho bid To accompany each hid To 10
made In separate certified checks aud
tO be forfeited to tho village in case az
the refusal nr neglect of the successful
bidder To- enter into contract with
the village as per bid. Village couHcI
reserves the right TO reject any and ail
bids Bids 20 be opened under the ol
der OF new business at the meeting Of
the council on the soid day
For further Information address
EDWARD g. HENGSTERECK
village clerk. Village 81 81. Clair
Dated. Aue. 9i. 1908.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
TRAIN ZIPS 100 MILES
AN HOUR IN TEST RUN,

WARSAW, Ind. Aug 22.-All
speed records of the Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne & Chicago division OF the
Pennsylvania railroad were broken
when a special train carrying Prof.
r. Il. Turneaure, dean of the engi1
neering department OF the University
OF Wisconsin; Prof. c. Il. Granada
of the railway engineering depa
Haefat ef Cornell uniyersitx;- and T.
Graham, the Pennsylvania chemist az
Altoona, made q test run from PIERCE
ton 20, Warsaw, distance OF nine
miles. The speed was in excess OF
100 miles al hour.
The object was 10 determine the
impact OF trains with the rails while
running at different speeds. The
train making the record run was COM
posed of locomotive. coach and a
caboose. The train in another test.
ran 90 miles an hour and stopped
within 700 feet from where the engi-
ncer shut Oft steam.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
TRIES TO ENJOIN
PURCHASE OF ENGINE

Judge Brooke heard argument sat
urday in the case brought in the name
OF Attorney General Bird TO restrain
the lighting commission of the city OF
Detroit from awarding q contract TO
the Westinghouse Co for new tur'
bine engine and generator The fight
IL really between the Allis-Cha!mcrs
Co, of Milwaukee. and the Westing
house Co.
The Milwaukee firm claims Il
should have eat " r tTrtr-
tract as It's figure was lower than
that of the Pittsburg concern. and
the machinery just as good and fuzzy
up TO the specifications submitted. Ao-
sistant Corporation Counsel Lawson
admitted the Allis- Chalmers GO.
submitted the fowest bid hnt
claimed that the commission consid-
oTed the WESTINGHOUSE engine super
Tor to that Of the riv;R company. Tie
argued that the courts had no right
10 interfere. as there was no mini OF
fraud in the transaction. ana that
the commission had acted ne 10 saw
best In the interest OF the city.
Judge Brooke took the matter un
der advisement.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Daily Death Lis:

J. -Maltarr-G Gn-I msnt y
fourth, | year; tleo colitis.
Adolph Fichta, 673 Theodore, 2
months. cholera infantum.
julia Dickson, $50 Franklin, 80 years:
tuberculosis
Clifton -. HIM. 2il r. Adams, 4
months. cholera infantum.
Lille Wiesman, l25 Division,
months: hamilton.
Phillip Nter, Dragon and Wabash.
81 NeaLs. -carbQlic poisoning.
edward Baxter, Harper hospital. rs
years. fracture OF skull.
Jennie Cohen, Red Cross hospital, so
years, tuberculosis.
Anton Michenfelder, 1147 r. Grand
Boulevard, 20 years: apoplexy
Paul Hungla, l2tS twenty nth. %
years tuberculosis.
Lylah A. Rowden. llSS Military. l
month. pneumonia.
Ethel g. Euche. ig3 Iovett 10
months, cholera infantum
Frank Bardcna, Cos Wills, 2 years:
nephritis.
Charles a. Gaines, Toledo. Ohio, 20
years. eXtracasation OF blood.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
CANDIDATES FOR
BIG OFFICES SH

There Is strange shyness among
the candidates Tor The big city Offices.
Although the entues/for the primary
election have been open for week.
only few OF the men that are after
the big game bdve put up their money
TO show good faith and determina-
ton TO get on the ballot Many OF
the present incumbents OF city Offices
are still outside the lines as far as
making the formal entry is concerned.
During the last "a hours. none OF
the men who want the big jobs have
come in with their coin. The follow
ing are the entries received since Fri
day noon,
Aldermen--John H. Wissusii (RD,
Fourteenth ward; Otto Reinhardt (RD.
Twelfth ward; John Grindley (R),
Eighth ward John HAPPIER (RD,
Eighth ward; julius Nj. Richter (R),
Thirteenth ward; Walter NJ Trevor
(RD. Seventeenth ward, Constant G..
Ardussi RI. Fifth ward: johns Q.
Pauer ID, Fifth ward; James Daar
CD, Thirteenth ward.
-Estimaturs--Aiex- Bifi tR.t,- Six
teenth ward; Bernard Sheridan tD),
Fifth ward, Albert A. Bressman tRD,
Sixteenth ward; j IL. O'NeiN (R),
Fifteenth ward; lsadore +. Grosman
(R), Fifth ward Ernest NoSs (R.) i,
/ Fourteenth ward.
-e.,s4--t n b. es--JIss- A4--F- Richardson
l(Rl, Third ward; John A. Campbell
(RD, Sixteenth ward; George l.. Whit
ney (R) Second ward; Jacob Brandau
! ODD. seventh ward.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
POLICE COURT DOCKET

George A. Duncan. drunk, so days
| in the house or correction.
Peter McGill. disturbing the peace;
sentence suspended
George T. Alice, drunk; sentence
suspended.
Sidney Paney. drunk: sentence sus.
pended
John Hoag. drunk; sentence sus-
pended
Herman Reinke, disturbing the
peace; $40 or 80 days.
Gilbert Campau, disturbing the
peace; sentence suspended.
Leo Gaikowsk. disturbing the
peace; sentence suspended.
Gabel Orige, drunk; sentence sus-
pended
John Garnett, drunk s. or 80 days.
Carl H. kliever, disturbing the
peace seatapee- pended
Michael Sullivan, drunk; 81 or 10
days.
Minnie Neidick, begging; dismissed.
Thomas Morehead, disturbing the
peace; adjourned To Aug. %
Arthur Chambers, disturbing the
peace; discharged.
George Primeau, drunk; sentence
suspended.
John Roster. disturbing the peace;
sentence suspended.
Arthur Mitchell, drunk sentence
suspended
Floyd Ford, dsorderly person; SEN
tence suspended
Joseph Sullivan, alias George Dun.
can, drunk. dismissed.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
HAMS FATHER IN
WASHINGTON FOR !
ADVICE
AGED GENERAL DECLINES TO
TALK ON MuRDER-sLAYER OF
ANNIs TELLS DRAMATIC STORY
or WlFE's CONFESSION"

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Gen. Pc
ter c. Hams. father OF Capt. Peter G..
Hams and Thornton Jenkins Hams.
who played the principal parts in the
killing OF VIM. T.. Annis. arrived In
Washington, late last night Gen.
Hams. IL is understood, IS here to
see some OF his friends 10 get their
advice as 10 the fight TO be made for
his sons lives.
Il have nothing to say" said Cen.
Hains when asked ii he would make
statement II think ! know the
s,itjeet- at which you would question
me and can say nothing al this
time"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Marriage Licenses

:. Alden NJ Highley. 80. Detroit. Jane
NJ Pope, 20 Monroe
Robert r. Wilson II, Lakewood o.:
Nellie y. Harris. rs, Cleveland. @.
james Chapman. ca, Ellen Fisnei so.
oliver Wilson, 80, Mary A Hagan. %
fireman j. Cronk. Il; Theresa L.
BOstwick. IS.
Edward Gardulski, - Antonio liz
uienski. IS
Harold Margeson, %. Flint: Minnie
T.. f.. ttash, IL. Detroit.
Robert Brown. 23. Pittsburg Ia
Myrtle Washington, Is Detroit
Henry Schebel, 81; Birdie Wendt-
landt. -.
tcka, IS
William Ernest Freeman. IS, Mar
garet 9. Ncwcombe. FL.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
PASTEUR DOCTOR is
INOCULATED AT WORK

CHICAGO, Aug. 22,-Dr A. Lagorio,
who is at the head OF the Pasteur in
stitute, has been inoculated with hy-
drcphobia germs and is taking his
own treatment TO ward off an at.
tack OF The disease.
Two days ago, while the doctor was
experimenting with a guinea pig thar
he was dissecting. after having inocu.
lated IL with the germs of rabies, he
ran a sharp silver OF bone under his
finger nail. II penetrated some dis
lance and made painful wound.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
FORMER GOVERNOR OF
OKLAHOMA CONVICTED

GUTHRIE, Okla, Aug 22.-It took
a jury seven minutes to convict Cas-
sius n. Barnes, former governor OF
Oklahoma and now mayor Of Guthrie.
OF gambling. The mayor was arrest
ed several weeks ago with other proa
inent men. Hts companions pleaded
guilty. Judge Strang, who win sem
tonce Barnes. was appointed by the
defendant as attorney general during
his administration as governor
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
FRANK ]. GOULD'S
ROSE" AN ACTRESS

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-FranB j.
Gould, II was asserted today on good
authority, has decided that the de-
tails of the suit for divorce brought
against him by his wife shall be
heard in open court. Mr., Gould will
oppose the appointment of a referee
and will contest every step OF the
litigation.
Ii is learned that the young woman
referred TO as Rose" in the amended
complaint filed by Mrs. Gould, is an
actress
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
BIRTHS

RDYS
Charles Blum, las Brandon
Joseph Cohen. 263 Erskine.
Joseph Pclarske 507 AleNandriue
Anthony iIenk. 1855 Concord
Henry kiotz. S51 Antietam
Arthur KcCk. S2s STANLEY
Johu LeitZ GS Baker.
GIRLS
William quick 334 Nineteenth.
Charles Champion. 20 Boone.
-ANAn-pnraN, -TUUJ- TTQuHTrE-
Edward White. 1915 Twenty fifth.
RUSSELL Spickn"ll, 574 Junction
Edgar Guest. 1884 Fourteenth.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Proposals for Transformers

Sealed proposals will be received a.
the Office OF tho Public Lighting Sgm-
mission, No. 40 Atwater 81 East. De-
troit. Mich, until Thursday, August
Ia tho Commission such transformers
a. they may require for y torIu Of one
year, iu accordance With pecihcations
ON fiie To the ofnco OF tho Comm ission.
The Public Lighting Commission,
r r.. BOWLER,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

Airs. -chas- Il. Smith, of Nest Frank.
I'm. Maine. says: Il like good fhlng4
and have adopted Or. Kings New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicines]
because they are good and 90 tAe1e]
work Without making fuss about "
These painless purifiers sold at ~. q.
Kinsel's. Central Drug Co and Gray
A. Worcester's drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
BURROWS BLUE PENCIL eUsl

WASHINGTON, Aug. 'g2.--Scnator
j. G. Burrows. of Michigan, chairman
OF a subcommittee OF the senate. APP
pointed To consider phases OF the tar
IN question preparatory to entering
upon a revision of the Dinghy u,
has reached here 10 begin BIS duties
along that line.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
MEETINGS.

MASS city aud county conventions Of
the Socialist party viii be held al
hall. ga Grand Rlver-ave.. Thursday
evening, Aug %. 1905. AT y. M. sar
the purpoyp OF placing full tity and
county ticket In the field, and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before said convention.
BV order OF city committee, Frank
Knott chairman, Martin Rohkay
secretary BY order OF county COM
mltee, Frank Knott, chairman, Mar
tin Roskay. secretary
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED

LANSING. Mich, Aug. 22.--Articies
Of Incorporation were filed with the
secretary OF state by the DeKay 4
Rutledge Co, Detroit, $4,000: Dctroir
Ideal Cigar Co. Detroit. $500. and
the american Radiator Co. OF Michi-
gan. Detroit. $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
"erainstorm" as Defense.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Some wise
acre once said during n murder trial
whore alIenists and medical experts
figured 10 q depressing extent:
There are liars; darn HAIRS; sol-
darn liars
And medical experts"
IL is now known that this general
glass will play an important part with
rheir testimony at the trial of Capt.
Peter G. Hams and his brother. +,
sienhtHs=t nifs.==Mti strr=iirid fnr=tfrc
shooting of VIM. Il. Annis at Bayside.
"Brainstorm," II is asserted, will be
Capt. Hams defense.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

CHRISTIAN sCIENCE-FirstC Church OF
: Ntrlst Scientist AleNandrlne-
s-sEts--.ss.=is AL ~. I'd Morning
rv-'57u, ETTuTrCr. -tfTrTd- wTr1T1r sim
evening meeting. 5.45 Public road
ing rooms, IFS Broadway. open from
foRT-ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
KEY. John II Boyd. d. D.. pastor
KEY. Geo. L. Robinson. -. H., OF Chi.
.ago viii preach morning and even
inE subject on Moses. Yelling HIS
race Evening subject, "Esau.. As a
Character study"
FORT Sr. PRESBYTERIAN--O Opposite
Mon station. The Rev. Edward RI
Pence, II. -. pastor. Services at
lo.3t and 1:3O. Preaching pV the
ReN. Robert II. knowles -. D.. OF
Gait Ontario Morning subject; "A
Wisful sorrow" Evening subject
Soliloquy and Conflict The public
IS cordially invited
JEthERSON-A AVE. PRESB YTERIAN
tHUHCH-cOr. RivaFd Pastor. Rev
\ ~. Barr Public worship, II H. m
The Rev Gilbert W. smith OF Louis
vile. KY. VIII preach All are cordi-
ally invited.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

Rusiners-Iike Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain, neat kind. titat
looks right. Times Priattse CO.. Is
John r st Phone 1t0s.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
pIEi,.

McCAW-1Emlly X. aged 50 years, a.
the residence OF her daughter. Ms.
g. r.. smith. rs Josephine-aVe. Flu
neral sunday morning 1T A. IL. from
above residence.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Tells Of Wife's Confession.

Capt. Hams made statement
about his wife's alleged confession OF
guilt with Annis, TO Jacob A. Shay,
who Is associated with John F. McIn-
tyre as counsel for the Hams broth.
ers.
Il never had the slightest suspi-
cion of my wife," the captain said In
his story, "until about three months
ago, when, in the Philippines, re-
ceived warning letter from my
brother, Immediately | dropped ev-
erything and hurried back home.
could not believe the awful story was
true. There must be some mistake
somewhere. / thought. Ii Is impossi-
Bile Claudia could be faithless. oh.
| God. | cannot believe it, | kept re-
peating TO myself.
| THE month or more | knew it
would take me to get home seemed
like eternity. | don't believe slept
a. wink in all the three long weeks OF
the voyage across the PACIFIC
And SO, between fear and ope the
young captain passed the long, weary
days and longer nights kntil 'ha.
reached the United States. rom
coast he sped home, and, NY
Fort Hamilton, his wife de-
awful accusations aSUes
That night was
N my life," he q
to speak to
ten me a6Oit
7 absence rom
explained by saying
a visit to the moux
she had mentiond
The captain could
she could get to q
boat, and he asked
tions. To his horrdI
her replies several ~
ference between -
she had told himA =
II wanted to ydiscenN
tinued. THE mdoe -
more she contradictedN
last she broke down and
She had not gone to tn n
all, she admitted in teal, -
accompanied Anus TO an apartm6
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

accompanied AnhIs 10 an apaTtm6
In the upper part of Manhattan. Sh(
thought ii was an apartment of somsN
bachelor friend OF Annis."
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
IiEI.r WANTED--MALE.

A.-Bookkeeper (lumber) cost clerk,
office man tautomoblie), cashier, no.
tel clerk. salesman. stenosrapherS,
billing clerk. manufacturing car
checkers $40 Chamber CONNIE rec.
Main 327I
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR,
for Special Edition. Only ex-
perienced solicitors need apply.
Advertising Dept, The Detroit
Times. #
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Rates for Lin.:
Advertisements

The. Times cannot guarantees ac-
euracy or assume responsibility Tor
errors OF any kind occurring In tele'
Ehons advertisements
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
LOST AND FOUND.

L0ST-@Spttrr dog, white with car ard
left ahouidcr black. license tag 2054
Reward for HIS return or Information
III Twenty ATHEIST
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

SALESMAN WANTED--Sell retail
trade. So to si75 per month and eX-
pcnSes or commission. experience
unnecessary. HERAITNGSfsN I'll sAIt
CO. Toledo. o.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
HESTtI RANTS.

In Detroit Life is Worth Living
II you get a l5c meal at the Utopia
restaurant. AZ Bagley-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent a word sacn insertion, six
~ords or fraction thereof TO the tine.
cash I'm advance. No advertisements
81 less than two lines taken; ak inser-
Nons MADE Tor the price OF five when
cash is paid
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

ANY intelligent person may earn good
income corresponding for newspa-
pers. experience unnecessary; no
canvassing; send full particulars
Psess Syndicate. box Sac. Lockport
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-07
Wesley Waite.

The remains of the late Wesley
Waite, who died at Lodi, Cal. arrived
yesterday and the funeral services will
be held at 9 o'clock this afternoon from
the Congregational church, of which
church he was at one time member
The widow and daughter, Mrs. James
3. Henry are here to attend the flu
neral. Mr. Waite was so years of age
and a native of South Gardiner. He
spent about 40 years in California,
going there the first time in 1850. Mr.
Waite was of an amable disposition, of
clean life, of strict integrity in his bus
mess relations and when resident
of South Gardiner well liked by every
body. A widow and two daughters, Miss
Louise of Jersey City, n. T., and Mrs.
James 3. Henney of New York, a
brother David NJ, of Somerville,
Mass, and one sister, Mrs. Ritteu of
South Gardiner, survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-07
BURNED BY EXPLOSION.
Exploding Gas Injuries Charles Fuller
Clerk, and Clarence Shepherd.

An explosion of gas at the shoe store
of G. H Willis on Water street severe
ly burned Charles Fuller, clerk. and
Clarence Shepherd, a bystander, at
430 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
closet enclosing gas pipe and meter I'M
der the show window had been opened
to thaw out the gas pipe. The closet
door had been closed and Mr.. Fuller
held a lighted match when he opened
the door. The fame from the match
was communicated to the gas and the
explosion. accompanied by sharp
flash. resulted. Fuller was badly burn
ed as was Shepherd. who was looking
on.
Shepherd suffered the worst from his
injuries and was attended by DR.. MIL
liken. Fuller was burned about the
arms and face. but his burns were mol
deep. 1t is thought that under care
flu, treatment both men will recover
without permanent Disagreement, al
though Shepherds case Is much the
worse. Little or no damage was Done
to the store. "a, ri % -. a~.'i.'A' -
-.4.NFs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-07
Wanted to be Sent Up.

A peculiar case Of a self declared
vagrant came before the police court
yesterday morning. Alvin Matthews
of this city has been out Of employ
ment for several weeks and yesterday
morning discovered that he was en-
tirely out of funds and had no pros
pect Of obtaining any more. He did
not wish to go to the almshouse and
so yesterday morning he went to
Judge Larrabee and said that he
wished to be sent up as vagrant. The
judge told him that his complaining
against himself would not hold in law
and the only way in which he could
be arraigned as a vagrant, was to
huve some officer lodge formal COM
plant against him for that offence.
Matthews went to Officer Peacock and
explained the situation. begging the
officer to make complaint against him.
The formal complaint was made and
Matthews arraigned on a charge of va
grancy and sentenced to the county
jail for 80 days at the expiration of
which time he expects to be able to Sc
cure work again.