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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-17

Therefore. when your kidneys are weak
or out Of order, you can understand how
quickly your entire body Is affected and
low CIV cry organ seems to fail to do its
duty.
ii you are sick or feel badly begin
taking tile great kidney remedy, Or.
Kllnaer's Swamp Root, because as soon
as your kidneys are well they will help
all the other organs to health. a trial
will convince anyone.
III YOU are sick you can make no mis-
take by first doctoring your kidneys,
The mild and the extraordinary effect OF
DR.. Kiln1er's Swamp-Ro0t, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
oe the most distressing cases, and is sold
ON its merits by all fG.'.
druggists i'll fifty-ceat ", 49,
and one-dollar size IL n, u ss
bottles. Kou may saE!: - -
have d sample bottle Home ot swamp-Isoot.
by mail free, also d pamphlet telling you
how to find out II Won have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to DIR. Kilner s. CO., Bing
hatnton, NJ. y. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp Root,
DIR. kilmers Swanp-Root, and the adj
dress, Biughamton, N. ", on every bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-17
Peptiron pills s!EI::::.

strengthen the stomach. aid digestion. and pro.
mote Nweet Fnstfnl. natural sleep. They are
chocolate, coAted. acceptable ~ the stomach and
easily askimiiated. and the boat medicine for
and ehlldrni and al sufferers from tho effects ~
the strenuous life of today. Price oQc, or e. OF
druggists or hy mail. 4, l. Hood Co, lowell Mass.
IL Made BY Hood Its Good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-17

ON It's merits BY at
tirugg ists in tlfty-ceat
and one-tlollag size
bottles. Aotl may
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
ALIEN CASTS VOTES
FOR FORTNIGHT YEARS

ST. LOUIS, Oct. sO.-Henry Vie
nan, II years old. OF No. 1888 Henri
ettarst.. who has voted In Missouri for
48 years without having naturalization
papers. and who was refused regis
tration this year, applied to the circuit
court for an order requiring the board
OF election commissioners to place his
name ON the voting list.
He said he came to this country
from Germany when he was IA years
old, and that his father had come here
before him and was naturalised when
he arrived. He said he had applied
for naturalization papers. but was told
they were not necessary. since his Ia
Their was a citizen.
Judge Kinsey will investigate the
matter.
Judge Foster ordered the election
commissioners to register Hamilton
A Moseley, No. 3114 I.awtonave.;
Morris Werner, No. 1888 Washington
ave., and VIM. l. Beecher. No. 1880
Shaw ave. They had been denied reg
istration on technical grounds.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
CONSISTORY TO HOLD
LODGE OF SORROW

Michigan Sovereign Consistory will
observe All Saints Day by holding a
lodge Of sorrow In the auditorium OF
the Masonic Temple, Sunday after
noon. Nov. 1. at 3 o'clock. This is the
first occasion that lodge Of sorrow
has ever been held by any OF the Scot
fish Rite bodies In Detroit, and spe-
cial pains have been taken to devise
a program worthy Of the event. The
ritual has been prepared by Sublime
Prince John Walker, and the music
specially arranged by Sublime Prince
H. p. c. s. Stewart The setting has
also been arranged with view to the
solemnity and grandeur OF the occa-
sion.
The program includes the invoca-
ton by the Rev. Lee s. McCollester;
roll call of the dead, Frank T. Lodge:
addresses, The influence OF the dead
ON the living" William c. Maybury;
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
Sembyieh Is Greeted
By Large audience

An audience Of unusually large pro-
portions greeted Nine. Marcelia Sem
birch on the occasion Of her annuai
appearance in Detroit, Thursday even
ing, the recital being given In the
Wayne pavilion. The great prima
donna was In excellent voice and
rendered a program that was arrang-
ed to her own liking. a program tnaI
was classical, but withal pleasing 10
the average taste. so that even tnose
who were attracted only because OF
their desire to see Sembrick went
home gratified with the evenings en-
tertainment.
The program opened with q group
of old arias and songs. TI.s was loi-
lowed by classical German heder, num-
bers being given from Schubert, Scnu-
mann and Brahms. The concluding
group Of the evening consisted OF
number of modern songs and included
compositions Of Strauss. Hahn. Aren-
sky. Foote and Paderewsh. as well
as a dainty selection by the diva'e &C
companist, Isadore blackstone, entitled
Loves SYMPHONY" After this num-
Der. the composer was obliged 70
acknowledge the applause OF the aud
fence. sharing the honors with Sem
brick. Much interest wan demon
strated In the Paderewskf number as
well, Nine. eembrich being friend
and neighbor Of the great Polish plan
ist and composer.
Encore after encore was demanded
of the great artist and she responded
generously, her coloratura work be
ing excellently displayed In Schuberts
oHark! Hark! the Lark" and The
Lass with the delicate Air" At the
conclusion of the program and follow
ing a storm OF applause, she sang
The Maiden's Wish" to her own ac-
compartment.
The recital was under the direction
OF Burton Collver. His next attraction
will be Nine. Johanna Gadsld, who Will
be heard In the Wayne pavilion. Nov.
10
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30

~, las, S3.so: do. sheep 6. 1os. s2.bc;
DO. lambs SO. rs. IS; do. sheep %. 81.
$3.50: Adams lambs SO. 75. S..
Bought by Sullivan OF Wagner. sheep
as. 20, $3.50; do lambs 81. as. IS; John
sons. lambs ~, rs. s4.75; Bishop. Il. a.
II, sheep IL. Sc, 32.50: do. lambs 80. 70,
$3.50; Haley. sheep 10 So, $3.50; Gron.
sheep IA. 80. 80; do, lambs 4s. 70. 50.
Johnson. lambs .. so. ~; do, lambs "a
Bought by Michigan Beef Co. of Roe
Com. Co. sheep 8. $50, ~ do; lambs o.
IS. s4.55: do, sheep 90, $50, 70; Bishop.
,; 4 II sheep sai 90; 3s.7s; do sheep
HOGS.
Bought by Hammond. Standish q Co.
~ shinpers' hogs ls3, average weight
las ibs' price yB.s5; do, 31o. 49,. $40:
do. 300. 100. s6.a0; do, 81, 16a. s5.25; do.
40 ssi.' $500; DO, AL. 100. $40; Chas.
Roe Com Co. liz. is2. $3.50; do. ss7.
ist' $40; Reason q M. 147. f7o, 1870;
DO. 1I2, $50, s5.s5; do. 49,. 40, s5:25.
bought by Parker. Webb & Co. or
q {S Go. i ss iss 3sso Bishop sH sp' s.
II. i'sss, 100. s640; do, LOSS, 200. $3.50.
do I'll, $50, 1910; do, 367, ls0, s5,25; do.
SSs' ITO sb.s5K do, SIT, 1876. s5.45: 90.
23l les, $3.50: do. ~. 40, So do. %.
Bought by sullivan Of shippers. IS.
fos. 1910; do, SIS, les, s5.35: do, IL, ia.
1898: do. "a, 1s1, $500 Chas Roe Com
70 pigs bS. los. s4.25 Reason a. NJ.
hogs rs, 100, $3.50: do. pigs ID. ITO,
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
THIS TURTLE IS
70 YEARS OLD

FINDLAY. o.. Oct. 80.-A turtle that
was confined for 0 years In limited
quarters was released from beneath q
lock in the Miami and Erie canal. The
workmen who liberated the turtle be-
lieve IL was imprisoned In a box OF
heavy oak timbers in 1888, at the time
the lock was constructed. When 1t
again saw the light of day Is was COW
cred with moss, but was as fat as
though 1t had enjoyed three square
meals a day ever since II suffered I'm
prisonment.
II Is supposed that crawfish and
other marine life came In to the turtle
through crevices which were too small
to permit the turtle to escape. The
timbers were under the water and
perfectly preserved.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
[N|0cRATS GIVE
|lEL NAMES NOW.
pUoLicANs 'suPPREss INFoR'
ATloN TILL AFTER ELECTION
CAN YOU GUESS WHYf

he Democratic national committee
oucopt no campaign contributions
- corporations, and 10 making pub
al subscriptions AZ soon as re-
Nd A strong token this of the
01inensss of the Democracy's deter
not1on that the people shall rule.
<xho Republican national committee
q not make public the sources OF
campaign funds until AFTER cleo
Money n now reported 10 be flowing
20 the Republican treasury. but the
1gr1butorB are unknown. IL IL 10
- party managers purpose to buy
~ election. as they have heretofore.
IL evidence Of the crime will not
oeh the public until Il Is too late. az
did In the insurance revelations
~ the publication OF the Hartman
|ktr.
While not q partisan newspaper.
- Detroit Times has been so Inn
onDed with the sincerity OF the
md taken by Mr.. Bryan for pub
>0fy and purity of campaign ffnanc-
- that Il has opened It's columns TO
~ reception and acknowledgment OF
utx1buti0ns to the Democratic fund.
- money II forwarded promptly TO-
- treasurer Of the Democratic ma
nal committee, who will send hand
- souvenir receipts to the con-
Dutoea.
kIhe Democracy has called for an
1ztlUnnl 100000 for the necessary
~ legitimate expenses Of the balance
The campaign. The Times Will re-
[lye and acknowledge all remittances
Il tbs cause up 70 Oct. 80. Use tho
oompanying blank:
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30

The dead of the rank and hle," John
B. Corliss: Those who most deeply
grieve," Alfred e. Meigs.
The acting officers OF the lodge OF
sorrow are: Master, John Walker
senior warden, Frederic b Stevens;
1uunior warden, Harry p. Williamson.
The music will be furnished by
uuartette consisting Of Mrs. Lottie
Baier- Nelson, soprano: Miss Minnie
Welx, contralto; T. d. UrQuhart. tenor;
Nathan Simons, bass: Harold Jarvis,
tenor soloist, and H. p. c. 8. Stewart,
organist
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
H0WARD,S HOUSE
IN HONOLULU A PALACE

LONDON, Oct. 30;--Letters received
- nom the English colony In Hon
Mn are full Of gorgeous descrip-
10 Of the magnificent house which
D wealthy American, Frank Howard,
D inst completed on the heights OF
NJ many years Mr.. Howard enter
uod English and Americans at his
y of Clmiez. In the south Of France,
Mr. some months past there has
n q removal Of the treasure OF the
Iow villa to Honolulu. Some won
~ tapestries, pictures and bronzes
nG3u6od In the treasures
~ nouDe at Honolulu has among
nnony other attractions q marble
nn1ng bath. Last week the final
crto were sent out In the form of
n XnGl1sh footmen.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
FINGERS
by INSTRUMENTS.

NEW CASTLE. Del. Oct. 80
Slowly but surely Zachariah. Gemmill,
a pattern maker. is losing his fingers
through carelessness, =
Some time ago his right hand lost
portions OF three fingers by coming In
contact with a band saw-Later he
lost a portion OF finger OF his LETT
hand In a planning machine and again
finger His latest accident, incur.
red lst week, was caused by chisel
slipping and SO nearly severed anoth-
er finger that 1t is doubtful II 1t can
be saved.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
Thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales at
Detroit Yards

Cattle sold better In Detroit on
Thursday than for several weeks past
and the whole live stock situation had
more OF encouragement In II for the
country dealer and producer than al
any previous time during the current
fall season. All grades Of killing cat
tie were active and full steady with
last week Buyers called the market
Stockers and feeders found a prompt
sale at strong values compared with
the trade earlier In the month.
Mich cows were active at 25 to so
each. Veal calves were active and
steady. the best bringing $3.50. The
fall crop OF calves seems TO be a dis
appointment. not nearly as many
making their appearance as were
looked for.
Lambs slid down a little too far
last week and the reaction. brings them
back to the nickel with few extra
punches going at $50. The sheep
trade was fairly active and about
steady with last week. There have
been few times in the past when the
opportunity for the beginner TO stock
up with sheep was SO fiattering as the
present.
The hog run was the largest of the
season SO far, but the recent firm
ness In outside markets saved the day
and the market was called steady with
last week. The range for finished
hogA of medium weight was $5.40 to
$3.50. Pigs and light Workers sold
from $3.50 to s5.25.
Receipts for wednesday and Thurs
day: Cattle, I104; calves. 65s; sheep,
s.446; hogs. 1887.
CATTLE.
Sold by spicer. McMullen a b to
schielcher. bulls p average weight IAs
pounds. price sa.I6; DO. gamers 2. $40.
ss; do, bytchsr, 2; ssa. "a; do, cSws Sol !.
is lTS tssS sais steer. u.s.
ss5S; de, p eS sys !; , ,;ssO' 3d. A Newton
Bulls H'' /. i.isc. ss.s5; Davenport feed
ers Z. ISL. is.Io; do. feeders 10 esi.
ss.aS: 1.oosemors. feeders Ia. seoMssi
bg sss s:o '' So .so:i rrln's
err r0' butchefs 5. zoo, is.to. Knaun, cows
z, SIS, So; do. cows ., ESQ. 70; sullivan.
BUTCHER sss I, a. 3 1850 ''i0' do butchers .
i SOLD by Haley to Knaun, butchers 2.
ESQ. So; do. butchers IL. $50. $3.50; q.
stockers 2. $40. s3: do,
stockers q. 1873, ss.15; Haupp. butchers
IA, ss7. ca Sohleicher. butchers IL. sIs.
so;d By Roe Com. Co. to Newton.
butchers IL, s91, e3.25: do, butchers y.
ss5. y2.BO; Mckinney heifers .. 400,
Newton, Gamers 4. ss2 81. ~: DO cows
9. 1000 So; do. cows ], $50. $3.50; 90.
steers a., 1850, 1850; do. steers rs. Il
600. 1850; Marx. steers IL, 200. ys.I6;
Schurpan. steers o. $50. {s.56: Fathkoi-
sky. butchers 0. 600. ts? Iooseriore.
butchers 1, 700. es; do. butchers ., $50,
So; do. butchers s. $50. ~; do, butchers
3, sis. 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Bought by Fitzpatrick of Bishop, b.
q H.. lambs 29. average weight SO lbs
price $50: spicer. Nom. a b.. sheep 80.
81. es, So; 40. lambs rs, 10. t2.5o; do.
sheep IL. 10. 20; Rice. lambs 10. 20.
t4S5.
Bought by Newton OF Johnson, sheep
IL. Is. 81; do. lambs iOt. 10 $3.50; Bur-
den, sheep 8. sb. ~; do. lambs 70, 20.
= bought by Bariage OF Bishop. Il, a
H.. sheep 10, So. ,7.Ss;- do. lambs 2s, 20.
McM & b.. sheep IA. 40. $3.50.
IL. sheep 10. lis. ts.bo; do. sheep 8, 100.
s2,6o.
Bought by Frazei OF Haley. lambs q.
Ss.asj do. sheep Is. 10 $3.50, do. sheep
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
REMITTANCE BLANK.
eve one this coupon and send II
tooothee With your eoutribu-
ton 20 The Tlmea.

UneloDsd please md. ........
dollars (e........).
This = my contribution 70 the
Democratic National Campaign
Dund for 1905.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
SOLD SAME OLD CABINET
THIRTY-THREE TIMES

PARIS. Oct. 30.-By selling fine
old cabinet ss times to as many diff
ferent connoisseurs. an ingenious
gang OF swindlers netted about $780,
900 before being captured by the Tou-
louise police.
They rented an Ola chateau near the
city and engaged an old lady to pose
as owner Of the chateau and Of the
beautiful antique cabinet.
When the gang found connoisseur
OF cabinets they took him to the chau-
teau and sold him the cabinet.
Luncheon followed the sale, but DUR
ing the meal a perfect imitation of
the cabinet was substituted for the
real one. The prices obtained for the
cabinet ranged from $500 to 33,250.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
o,ves prompt Meesenqsr Service.

For prompt and efficient service the
American Messenger Co., No. 1880
Broadway. Is In a class by itself. A
phone message TO the once brings a
reliable man or boy on the jump and
your commission is executed with like
dispatch. The once IL open day and
night 30 that service may be secured
at any hour. Recently the concern In.
troduced an inpovation-the delivery
OF chop suey for evening parties, and
reports that this service has proven
very popular.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30

She-I was reading OF a fellow who
married girl on his deathbed. just so
that she could have his money when
when he was gone. Could you love a
girl like that7
He-Could love q CIR. like that!
Where does she nvef-Philadelphia
inquirer.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30

npofheated steam locomotives are
E1gh1y regarded In Europe that
pely one II being hni1t without q
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Biersach have
returned from a visit OF several weeks
in Utah, where they were visiting
their son, Mr.. viii Bicrsach, who 10
largely interested in and has q fine
position with an Electric Power com.
pany at Provo. The trip was made
partially with the view OF improving
Mr.. Biersach's health a. he has no,
been well since he had the zip las,
winter. We hope his trip has been
successful and that he viii no able to
devour all the good old Missouri
corn bread and fat meat tina, comes
bis way.
Padgett Bros., while drilling a well
ON Bud MarIio,t's farm 2 miles from
Versailles, struck thirty-fve feet OF
the fire clay with the drill. 1t seems
that from Versailles westward, thence
10 a Rorthw csterly direction for four
or FIVE miles, there il an immense
body OF the best fire clay in the
world. This body reaches out &c
the Ouachita holdings, and is in :
seemingly unbroken body, SuMs
day, and that not very far dls,sn,
Versailles and vicinity will DO the mos
important fire clay center in Ii,
United States,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27

Mrs. McMinn who has been visit
ing her mother and sisters at the
Martin Hotel for some time, returned
to St. Louis Sunday morning. She
is talking some Of buying a home
in Versailles and settling down among
US again. Why not1 Everybody
likes Versailles and there is no bet
ter place to live in the world.
Recent rains have helped our corn
crop, still the crop here this year
will be somewhat .'spotted," yet we
average up with the rest Of the state
first rate. Men who have been com.
ing in, say that our corn crop Is bet
ter than they saw from Kansas City
here. I'VE are not 50 worse"
Attestlos Asthos SuSSesessi
Foley's Honey and Tar will give i'm
mediate relief to asthma sufferers and
has cured many cases that has refused TO
yield TO other treatment. Foley's Honey
aud Tar IL the hest remedy for coughs,
colds and all throat and lung trouble.
Contains no harmful drugs.
Sold by all drnggists.
The ladies who are looking after
our city library, in the Odd Fellow
building have received a large num-.
Der Of new and most excellent books.
They are now ready 70 furnish read
ers with something good and up to
date. The ladies donate their time
and therefore we are able to have
very good little library with no ex'
pense, as the Odd Fellow buildin,
company furnish a room free ol
charge.
Reports concerning the apple croI
are varying. We passed the old Ed
wards orchard a few days ago, an,
saw hundreds Of bushels Of apple
hanging on the trees. Other orch
ards are not bearing 70 heavily
Peaches continue fairly piestitul, an
are Of good quality, while the 4uciou
melon is here in abundance:
Hal McNair, Of Juno, Alaska. cam
in or q visit to his father and othc
relatives Wednesday OF last weel
He does considerable Dragging abor
what a fine country Alaska is, but "
don't remember his saying that tn
roses bloomed in the gardens thcr
all the year around.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27

Hundreds Of head Of stock cattle
and sheep are coming up from the
hill country to the south these days.
The possibilities of the hill country
~ a stock raising section is becoming
more and more appreciated each
year. With the breaking up Of the
western stock range, the cattle and
sheep raising industry is bound to
SHIFT to The OZARK country, and Why
not3 An acre Of grass in the U1ark
country win pasture nose stock thsS
five acrss " pan handle And, and
that q scs will MOI Gust a. mleh %
buy ~ N acre win Cusa ID, the ves,.
Then, too We ave Only 120mijes Svum
Kansas City, and TT miles from s..
IOnis, have the finest Of transpor,a-
ton facilities, and il you ow>e
bunch Of stock here you don't have
to give over hall the proceeds to &c,
the stock to, market. The Ozarks ire
coming into their own.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27
Place
To stop, when in Upton, is the
Milton House,
Mrs. Eve 8tshI. Proprietor.

Everything neat and clean, COM
Portable and homc-like. The best in
the City for the money.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27
Picnic NILS

When YOU va" pieuic bills you
will find the REPUBLICAN, ot6ce tho
props, place to got 'he~ pinned.
promp, ~,vics. neat work aAA a
reasonable prices. Just givo NJ .
trial and zee i we don't do you sigA.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-27

Orcn IN Snls Guy SalI 10 aSSen0 the
Sunday schools Of the town. There
is no institution in the world where
children can he 80 much benefited
and receive so much lasting good a.
in the Sunday school. Its all free
! and the children are wanted and its |
strange that parents don't make more I
Of an effort to get their children ont.
Il. 4. Baker, Of Fortuna, was over
to the City last Friday 10 consult DR..
Short in regard to his throat, which
IS giving him somc trouble. He
made the REPUBLICAN, q social call,
ana while he is a stiH.nccked Demo-
crat he is sound on local option.
Now to Avoid Appendicitis.
Most victims Of Appendicitis are those
who are habitually co%nstipated. Foley's
Orino Laxative cures chronic copstipa-
thn by stimulating the liver and bowels.
Foley's Orino Laxative does not nause.
ate or grippe and Ia mild and pleasant o
take. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by all druggists.
Since the melon season has opened
up, Cal Long has gained a sixteenth
Of an inch on the waist line. He
will soon be in shape to wear
~"dircctory " gown, in fact begins TO
feel considerably pulled up.
Miss Ina stockton, who has been
assisting her brothers in the Stockton
Cafe, will go to Morengo, Iowa,
this week where she will 90 to school
for q year. We wish her . prosper
Gus school year, and trust that she
will return in due time and again take
her place among US.
A CistsPn Cleaner.
I am prepared with first class
machinery to clean out your cissern
without removing the water. All els.
terms should be kept clean, especial.
ly this time Of the year, A. 1t i,
typhoid fever season, and bad water
breeds typhoid germs.
GEORGE DECKER.
Phone 143, Versailles, Mo,
= The editor Of this paper, Mr.. W
wv. Kinloch, has been called to south'
west Missouri OF account Of the seri.
4 Gus illness Of his mother, who IL get.
ting we'll along in years. There i
not much hope that she will ever b>
any better. Hef,lie has been a long
-. busy and useful one and that is the
best any M a say. Mrs. Kinloct
has been there a couple Of weeks
During Mr.. Kinloch's absence Val
Crewson Is laying up trouble for tn
. editor by trying to get out the paper
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Jacobs OF JET
- ~ierson City have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. F. d. Harrison for seve,s
days. Mr.. Jacobs is 4 Wholesale CT
gar man and doing we'll in J. c. bu
has to bring his wife back now an,
then where she was raised. A maj
always does a good thing whcn h
+, gets a Versailles girl and Il Away
makes a better man oi him to com
back and associate with her folks no,
r. and then.
Is A Rooa - Elderly PespIe.
~ Mos, Elde,ly people have some kidne
1, OF bladder disorder that IL both paint
:, and dangerous. F"ley's Kidney kemed
=" has proven a loon to many elderly pc
~ pie ~ il stimulates the urinary organ
ie corrects irregularities and tones mp Il
~ whole system. Commence taking Foley
y, Kidney Remedy at once and lie viXorou
-, Sold by all druggists.
n Amos Knoop and Tom Brow
to yecm To be taking in tho Indian couI
m try in good shape, However fro
es the way they write back, ,hey are II
finding good land and chear land
I'll the same time. The uonJ land