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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-01-23

1911.
Wednesday a joint session of the
two houses will be held to ratify the
election. Edmond F. Noal was Tues
day inaugurated as governor Of Mis-
sissippi in the presence of one Of the
largest crowds that ever assembled
at the capitol. Gov. Noel delivered
the shortest inaugural address on rec
ord in this state, his speech lasting
but IL minutes.
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TeIIer would Coin More sllxer.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Tell
or Tuesday introduced an amendment
to the sundry civil appropriation bill
providing for the purchase Of silver
bullion to the extent Of $1O0.000,00O
to be made into subsidiary coinage.
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WILLIAMS Is SENATOR.
Democratic House Leader Promoted
BY the MlssIssIppi Legislature
Takes Effect In 1911.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 22.--In the two
houses Of the Mississippi legislature
Tuesday, Congressman John Sharp
williams was elected to the United
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IN CASE on WAR.
The Chief Of Ordinance Tells Con
arssslonal Committee Of the Re.
sources Available for Infantry.


Washington, Jan. 22.-Brigadier
General Crozier, chief Of the bureau
Of ordinance, United States army, In
the course Of a statement made Tues
day to the house committee on mill.
tary affairs, which had under consid-
GRAFTON the army appropriation bill
gave some interesting information
concerning the governments prepare
ton against possible war needs of the
future. General Crozier said that the
United States has now on hand
enough rifles to equip $4,000 infantry.
The Krag-Jorgensens, Of which there
are 100000, are being replaced rapid
Iy by the new weapon known official.
ly as the Model Of 1908, of which 331..
900 already are In use or on hand. AZ
fast as the 1s0S's are distributed the
Krags are stored for emergency use
By volunteers, or apportioned among
the several militias. General CroEier
said that II the government and pri.
waite factories were to run two shifts
\ day 1900 Of the new rifles could be
turned out daily.
The United States has on hand CO..
100000 rounds Of Krag-JoHgensen am
munition and $4,000. 900 rounds Of am
munition for the new model.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-01-23

Melbourne. Australia. Jan. 22.-The
heat wave that has been centerins
over Victoria for some time past is
ended, but 1t has left disastrous ef
fects in It's train. Vast bush fires
are raging in many partH, destroyins
hundreds Of homesteads. Settler
have lost heavily In live stock. Mort
th1a 100 deaths from sunstroke hays
heen, reported and thousands OF per
sons are seriouaiy III from the effects
Of TIE beet
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OFFICERS
OF LABOR men
Win Be Elected at Denver This
Afternoon
GOMPERS HAS A CINCH
DANIEL kEEFE WITHDRAWs AS
CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION
I As VICE PRESIDENT OF AMERl-
DAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
NEXT MEETING AT TORONTO.

Denver. Col, Nov. 21,--In order that
there should be as little delay as pos
siblea In arriving at the point on the
psog5anrne when the officers would be
chosen and the next place of meeting
selected, the consideration of the re-
ports Sfths committees remaining un-
disposed of was hurried as rapidly as
possible after the opening of today's
session OF the annual convention of
the American Federation of Labor
The withdrawal at midnight last
night of Daniel ]. Keefe, president Of
the Longshoreman's union from the
race for the vice presidency, a posi-
tiont he now holds, simplified matters
considerably, as 1t left but two con-
kestalts for E-eefe's place In the feder-
ation cabinet and their nght was more
In the nature Of q friendly contest.
The opponents were w. D. Mahan, in
ternational president of the railway
mems union, and John Alpine, presi
dent of the plumbers international
union.
On the question of the next meeting
place, Toronto, Ont, seemed fairly well
in the lead, but st. Louis was making
q strong fight for the honor.
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Washington, Nov. 21.-The presidents
has Just appointed George 8. Terry
assistant treasurer of the United States
at New York city, to succeed Hamilton
Fish, resigned,
Throughout the presidential cam
paign Mr. Terry acted ae assistant 10
Treasurer George R. Sheldon at the
xepubiican national headquarters IN
the Metropolitan Life building, and had
almost complete control OF the business
side Of the fight. He is said to have
been recommended to President Roose-
welt By Representative Van vechten
Oicott and Herbert Parsons OF New
York, ae well az by National Treasurer
Sheldon.
IL was In a friends once down
town. he said, when my friend, wfaS
was locking ut the ticker tape, sud-
denly exciainaed: Gee wisizl this Is
arsatl'. Then looked over hia shout
der ana read the news OF my appoint
nient.
Under Mayor Strong MIR. Terry was
aecrctnry OF the dock board. and under
May~1 Seth Low was secretary of tine
paSA Asavd, For this five years, 1896
Isoz, Ne was secretary OF the Union
League club.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR

beautiful
which 70 the many evidences 1avo and render
dent Of the States in recognon Of this designated
~. s #
Our people have wonderfully material things
of citizenship probty
wholesome majesty the therefore,
with
claim ~
THURSDAY, NOV.
as
graciously . /.
of
Bismarck No
embe A. ID. -
(sEAL0 @n BURKE
IS
BI4AIsDELL. ~.-
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4 WRECKS
IN CHICAGO
HEAVY FOG RESULTS IN DEATH
TO TWO AND INJURY TO
MANY.

Chicago, H.. Nov. 21.- Two men were
killed, another perhaps fatally hurt
and 4 number of persons injured in
four wrecks which occurred in Chica
60 and vicinity as the result of a
heavy fog. Three Of the wrecks oc-
surred today and one late last night.
A wabash suburban train crashed
into freight train between Worth and
Chicago Ridge, killing the engineer of
the passenger train.
Two electric cars on the Aurora,
Elgin and Chicago line, collided near
Aurora and five persons were injured
Four persons were hurt in a head-on
collision between two electric cars on
the Calumet and South Chicago City
Railroad Co, at Stoney Island avenue
and Ninety fifth street.
In a wreck on the Illinois Central
road. between two freight trains, one
OF them a Wisconsin Central train, res
suited In the death of Arthur Alt, Uf
Milwaukee, fireman on one of the
engines.
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Chicago, Nov. St.--Monday Morn
ing Peter Van Vlisssngan was q re-
spected citiEen, living In luxury and
courted by society people and fnan-
eisrs. "Wednesday be was on mis- way
to the penitentiaFY convicted Of forR-
cries to the extent of 100000.
Such, in brief, In the record of one
Of Chioaso's most prominent real %
tate rpsn.
. Two friends became suspicious of
certain papers and started an investi-
CATION. When faced with the facts
he edrnitted all and was speedily GEN.
toned.
A deliberate plan Of swindle extend
ing over q period OF nearly twenty
years, and Involving frauds of 800,
600, was calmly admitted by the pris-
oner. He described In detail the plans
by which he operated and said with
out evident feeling that his closest
friends had been his heaviest victims.
Tie forgel;cs were accomplished by
the tracing method, according to the
Testimony of the prisoner, and he had
q unique p an for making his " -1rlS
perfect and at the same time easy.
u had q bole In my office table" be
said on the witness stand, "Over this
aperture lad a piece of glass inlald
and just beneath 1t was an ancandes-
cent light. When L was making these
tracings did co at night and alone l
tt q ned out all. the other lights turn
ed on the light under the table, laid
the genuine document over the glass,
fitted another form just above 1t. and
traced every signature and every fig
ure on 1t. Therefore the work was
perfect in every detail.
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New York. Nov. 21.-Richard Croker,
who for years directed the destinies of
Tammany Hall before he retired to
lead the life of country gentleman at
Glencatrn, his big estate in Ireland, re-
turned to New York merely as a visit
or, he has said, to see his old friends,
and renew old acquaintances, That he
contemplates again entering the field
of politics in New York City, where he
so long held sway, he positively de-
MES.
1t is expected Croker will remain in
the United States six months and a
portion of that time will be spent in
southern California, or some other
section of the country where the win
ter is less severe than in New York.
The old Tammany leader had as
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y ..
BIG GAME ON
AT MADISON
MaroonS and Badgers Struggle
for Supremacy
WESTERN TITLE AT STAKE
RANDALL FIELD 10 SCENE OF TO-
DAYS IMPORTANT FOOTBALL
CONTEST IN WEsT-WEATHER
CHILLY BUT A LARGE CROWD
TURNS OUT. ..

Madison. wis., Nov. ~. - Randall
field, the arena selected for the istrug-
gle to determine whether the western
football championship should go to
the university OF Chicago or the uni
versity OF Wisconsin. was the objective
point Of nearly every resident and Wis
itor in Madison today.
Those OF the latter we're present from
Chicago, Milwaukee and other cities
and towns Of Illinois. Wisconsin. and
Minnesota. The weather was cool but
not cold enough to justify much fumb-
ling and 1t was remarked that IL was
a point In favor OF clean forward pass
ing.
Both teams INDUCED in Just enough
exercise to keep their blood circuIet-
ing and timber themselves UP during
the forenoon.
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EXPRESS RATES
ARE INCREASED
PACIFIC COAST MERCHANTS PRO.
= " TEST BEFORE INTERSTATE
COMMERCE BOARD.

San, Francisco, Cal, Nov. 21-Notice
Of an increase OF 80 per cent in ex-
press rates on merchandise between
eastern points and Pacific coast ter
minals, to take effect on Dec. 10, has
been posted in the Offices of the Wells
Fargo Co. The advance applies only
toe shipments exceeding 100 pounds
and is intended to circumvenI the
system devised by coast merchants
who have been in the practice of con-
solidating shipments in New York and
forwarding them in such quantities as
to take advantage Of the present tar
i'll, which ranges from 81 per 100
pounds on, lots of - 1000 pounds. to $12
on lots Of 500 pounds.
The company made a rule that these
rates can be used only when the ship
ments are the property of one owner
The coast merchants will protest and
the matter will be thrashed out before
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Franklin X. Lane, Dec. s.
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BEFORE SUICIDE, CALIFORNIA
WOMAN TRIES To Sell HER BODY

Los Angeles, Nov. 21.--Mrs. Nelson
Sutherland Douglas, "a, was driven To
desperation by her love for the dainty
things that appeal to the feminine
heart and that she didn't have money
enough to buy. AFTER trying In vain
to obtain money by selling her body
TO the medical college Of the University
Of Southern California. Mrs. Douglas
wrapped herself In q blanket laid down
on the bed In her room at hotel IN
this city and snuffed ont her life with
pistol shot.
Goea 10 Doctor.
Hers was strange story. In addition
to her financial troubles. she had be-
come separated from her husband. jack
Douglas, travelling salesman.
Though o graduate nurse from the
California hospital she had been un-
able to obtain employment.
The Wednesday before she killed
herself she called 80 the oagioe OF Or,
Geo. w. Kress and attenZsed TO OBJ
tain money from him en- the promise
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PERSIA GRAB MAY
BRING ON MASSACRE

London, Nov. 21.--Russia's contem-
plated land grab in Persia viii mean
the massacre Of all foreigners In the
Azerbaijan province by Persian revo-
iutionists according 70 message re-
ceived today from Tifiis.
The report has caused intense anx-
iety and has given rise TO tho state
ment that Engiand has made repre-
sentations TO Russia that she would
consider Russia's permanent ocoupa-
tion Of any part OF Persia as an act
OF unfriendiiness.
Persian revolutionists are opposed
TO Russia's plan, In the belief that II
the Gar once steps In his occupation
wsM De permanent.
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KAISER NOT TO
BE MENTIONED
NO REFERENCE TO HIM IN REICH.
STAG FOR AWHILE. $780,.

Berlin. Nov. 21.--Acting on the ad-
vice Of Chancellor Won Buelow, Count
Won stolberg, the president Of . the
reichstag, will endeavor to prevent ali
reference to Emperor william. for the
present in the reichsrag.
This course was decided on to lessen
public feeling and prevent the oppor-
tunities for agitation. The chancellor
will speak at the end OF the month on
the question Of his responsibility and
the meaning Of his recent audience
with the emperor.
Prince Won Buelow 10 reported today
to be nervously depressed and more
than ever disposed to resign from office
when good opportunity arises.
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MAN IS SLAIN BY A
WOMAN OF SOUTH

Buffalo, Nov. 21.-Mrs. Agnes Cat
lin, Terre Haute, Ind, shot and killed
Robet. e. Kinney, Pennsylvania con-
ductor, last night.
Il was born in the south and have
a fiery disposition" she said. we
moved to Buffalo five weeks ago from
Indiana. Ny husband preceded me q
couple of weeks, and when arrived
learned he had been around with other
women. Kinney is the man who took
him around and induced him TO drink.
Kinney taunted me by telling me my
husband was out with blond wo-
man" .
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ELOPE; PARENTS
ARE At FUNERAL

st. Paul, Nov 21.--University So
cial circles are agitated by the elope-
ment and marriage last night of Mar
garet Engle.. aged 20. daughter OF j..
d. Engle, prohibition candidate for
mayor of Minneapolis In the recent
election, and John Mitchell. aged 20, a
senior in the college of engineering
The parents OF the bride, who have
always looked favorably upon the
match, have given their blessing over
the long distance phone.
Last night while Mr.. and Mrs. Engle
were absent attending the funeral Of
one of their daughters at Preston,
Mimi, Miss Margaret and young Nit
chell slipped away from the Engle
home in Minneapolis and sought out
a minister.
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LOSES HIS ROLL
ENROUTE TO N. D.

Minneapolis. Nov. 21.-Frank Holly,
travelling from Wortenberg, N. j., to
Dickinson, N. D., fell in with three at
fable strangers at the union station
last night. They explained to him in
his native tongue. Bohemian. that the
Z p. m. train was too crowded and he
had better wait until 10 p. M.
In the interim they were to visit
friends at Thirty third street and
Eighth avenue south. When the three
parted, from Holly he discovered his
pockets had been picked of $40 and
his ticket to Dickinson. r#-
He walked back to the city and to-
day told Captain of Detectives Nicholas
Smith ne had been rolled" The po-
lice have good descriptions Of the
rollers" and are searching for them.
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that she would give her body to the
medical college for dissecting purposes
as soon as she died.
Dr. Kress. who Ii secretary of the
medical college. refused the request.
He explained 10 her that all the bodies
used on tho dissecting tables were
furnished. In accordance with law,
from the county hospital and other
public institutions.
Wills Corpse Anyway.
Bafgled in her attempt. she told
tha physician that she was anxious
to leave her body 20 tho college FOR
scientific purposes and promised that
when she died. she would win der body
TO the college.
True 10 her promise. q nota was
found on the bureau. sealed and ad~
dressed 20 Or. Kreas.
After the physician had read the
note and seen tha STRICKEN mother. he
refesed either 10 dayuage the oontonta
o. 60 note or accant the body on be-
hais of the 00Ilegs
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mo SHORE LEAVE
| FOR AMERICANS

Manila, Nov. 21.-Rear Admiral
Sperry addressed a letter to Governor
General Smith today. saying that 1t
had been decided not to grant men Of
the Atlantic feet leave Of absence dur
ing the stay Of the ships In Manila bay.
The letter stated that the daily reports
Of the health department show the
presence OF cholera in Manila and that
during the progress OF the epidemic a
large percentage of the cases reported
were dead or moribund, showing that
they had been cancelled.
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MP PLOT TO KILL
CAR OF RUSSIA

81. Petersburg. Nov s1.--with what
she declares to be positive knowledge
OF the discovery OF q plot TO assassi-
nate Hrnpercr Nicholas. the Dowager
Empresa Marie. returned from copen-
hagen today,
She says the assassination was plot
ted by Russian anarchists In CopcD-
hagen and that the. achemo was well
under way when nipped by the aas-
thorittes.
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n
PREACHERS Z.
BEAT SAINTS
Fargo College Wins From St.
Thomas Today
THE FINAL SCORE WAS 1910
FEATURE OF GAME PLAYED IN
MINNEAPOLIS WAS TALKFEsT
BETWEEN PLAYERS IN FIRST
HALF-PUNTINe OF aRoeAN's
MEN ALSO A FEATURE.

st. Paul, Nov. 21.-Fargo, 1S; ST.
Thomas college 10. is the score of to-
days game. The feature Of the game
was the talkfest between the players
OF the opposing teams during the first
half. r.
Fargo scored the first touchdown
after about three minutes OF play
In the second half Fargo made another
touchdown and st. Thomas took a
brace and made one Five minutes
later Fargo made another. No sue
Ecessful forward pass was made during
the game
The putting Of the Fargo team was
the sfeatufep OF the game. @ @
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DANCED HERSELF J.
MIRO A GRAVE

Altoona. Pa, Nov. 21r-Niss Ruby
Turner, beautiful young girl OF sew
enteen years, who lives at Utahvllle,
Clearfleld county. is dead at her home,
and her doctor and everyone else de-
olares that she danced herself to
death. She had received many invita-
tions to dance and could refuse none
Of them. She danced all night long
and worked most of the day. Her
physicians told her that the violent
exercise would eventually kill her, but
she kept on.
Last night she attended a dance at
Utahville, and became Ill while dane
ing. A physician was hastily sum-
moned but she died before he arrived.
Heart disease" said the doctor.
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OUTBREAK IS
REPORTED IN China

Washington. Nov. 21.-The first re-
port of an outbreak under the new
regime in China came to the state de-
partment today from American Con-
sui General Martin at Hankow, who
reported that a riot had occurred on
the Yangtse river in that vicinity. The
cause of the trouble was not stated.
Hankow Is about 400 miles inland and
is on a railway line from Pekin to
Canton. 1t is one of the largest in
terror places in China.
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companions on the voyage across the
ocean his daughter, Ethel. his nieces,
Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. Benjamin
Bewleft and the Iatter's husband. All
the members Of the party were astil
early this morning and Mr.. Croker was
on deck when the big steamer drew up
for the usual stop at the quarantine
station. He had especially requested
that no demonstration of any kind be
made by his friends in this city upon
his arrival, and in compliance with his
request his reception down the bay
was quiet one. Lewis Nixon, one of
Mr.. Croker's closest political friends,
and who himself once held the reins
of power In Tammany. was one of the
first to greet the old Tammany chief.
The visit Of Mr.. Croker to America
is the first he has made in four years.
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man STAYS BROTHER and HIMSELF

Pittsburg, Noy. 2lyJos Crown. So,
IL in critical condition from two bul-
let wounds indicted late yesterday by
HIS brother, Reuben Crown, SO, New
York race track man, who then CONS
rnitted suicide.
The shooting occurred Es tiie offices
OF JOS. Crown, following > @3arrei over
the ownership OF real estate left by
Isaac Grown. father Of the two.
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GAR FOLLOWS
| UNCLE'S COFFIN
EMPEROR NICHOLAS WALKS Dis
TANcE. or THREE MILES IN
.FuNERAL PROCESSION.

st. Petersburg, Nov+21-Th body OF
Grand Duke Alexis, an uncle OF the
emperor OF Russia, who died recently
in Paris, was inferred today In the
masoleum OF Romanoffs within the for
tress OF st. Peter and st. Paul. Nicho-
las, the Russian emperor, followed the
coffin on foot through the crowded
and silent streets #of his capitol. Ills
majesty walked thus from the railroad
station to the fortress, a distance OF
three miles. In spite OF the appre-
hension for the safety OF the emperor
there was no untoward incident.
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BAD GAR SHORTAGE
in CANADIAN N. ".

Winnipeg. Nov. PA car shortage
is so critical along the 500, Line In
Saskatchewan that Canadian farmers
living near the border are shipping
grain in bond at Ambrose, NJ D., as
many as six cars day Of Canadian
wheat are receiving an outlet through
United States shipping posnts.
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.GOPHERS MEET
The INDIANS

Minneapolis Nov. 21.--The Mime
sofa and Carlisle indian football teams
lined up for the third time In as many
years on Northrop field this afternoon.
The Indians were favorites &C Min
nesota has had q particularly disas-
trous season.
Coach Warner was not confident Of
victory. however, as the redrnen were
handicapped by the; absence OF three
OF their star players,
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STEAMER IS WRECKED

New Orleans, Nov. 21.--Word came
today by wireless that the United
Fruit Co.'S new steamer Cartago, is
piled up on Utila reefs. of the coast
of Honduras.
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DIES FROM DRINKING
POISONED BEER.

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov 21.-One man is
dead and four others are seriously Ill
IN the st. Louis City hospital from
drinking poisoned beer given them last
night by Pseudo, an employment agent,
who robbed them OF s22T and fed.
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New Aerodroms Completed.

Halifax, n. g., Nov. 21.--Dr. Alexnn-
der Graham Bell has completed his
new aerodrome and has permitted a
newspaper representative, who visited
HIS summer home at Baddock. near
Sidney, C. B., TO make an inspection Of
the machine. A trial flight will be
made the FIRST week in December.
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Newspapers OF u. S.
Face Grave Situation
BREAK THROUGH
ice And DROWN

\ winnipeg. Nov. 21r-4whlIe III, Vidal
and John Stephenson, fishermen, were
setting their nets sn the foe at Fisher
bay Lake Winnipeg, they broke
through and drowned. The bodies
have been recovered.
Stephenson was captain Of the
steamer Fern.
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Reuben is alleged to have borrowed
money from his brother, giving ths
iakter notes, until finaliy Joseph owned
his brothers equity.
Reuben Crown arrived from New
York on Labor day. The tragedy was
not unexpected by persons who knew
,of the differences.
Mrs. Jos. Grown had warned lrez
HUSBAND TO keep away from Reuben.