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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
WAsTA WHISPERING

A large crowd and fine dance was
the order ChristmaEnight. There will
be another held III the Same place
Jan. 40, 1908. This will be leap
year dance, SO girls get busy.
Frank Cottle has built a ware
house east of the track and is in
shape to handle your grain ;give him
a call.
Did you notice the new sign at the
restaurant? Things are always on the
move in Wasta.
Everybody seems glad to see the
snow lit insures a good crop for
next year.
January 1, 1908. was Wasta's first
rev year: and we all feel proud OF
its growth.
| F. L. Hackett spent few days on
1.-THE homestead this week.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
Q. L. WOOD ON PROGRAM.
Rapid Cityan to Read Paper Befor
States Attorneys Meeting.

Rapid Cityan to Read Paper Before
States Attorneys Meeting.
Hon. G. L. Wood of this city has
been requested to read paper before
the conference of states attorneys
at Watertown, next week, entitled
Appellate Procedure in Criminal
Cases" The remaining speakers as
announced by Attorney General s.
Wesley Clark, are as follows:
The States Attorney and His
Client" by Frank McNulty, states
attorney Of Roberts county; 1.-The
Best Way to Deal With Liquor Sell
ing, Gambling and Bawdy Houses,
by William williamson, states attor.
ney Of Lyman county. Legislation
of Concerns by the States Attorney
by A. w. Wilmarth, of Beadle Coun.
ty;;" Observations and Suggestions ,
by Attorney General Clark.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
CRAWFORD COMPLIMENTS US
Governor Says Rapid Leads Black
Hills Towns i'm Newspaper
A Arfic1n


Governor Crawford evidently had
his eyes open when he was out this
way last September, for the building
improvements and general prosper
ity of our city were not lost upon him
as the following which was a part
of statement concerning South Da-
kota, made by the governor for the
Denver Post; the chief executives of
various states having been request
ed by that paper to write of the con-
ditions in the territory presided over.
I'm the Black Hills, Rapid City
took the lead in building, the town
fairly bristling with new houses,
plants and stores, and newcomers are
having great difficulty in finding
homes, owing to the coming Of the
railroads. y
The next time Mr.. Crawford pays
us a call the chances of his noting
still further improvements will be
good, for there is little doubt but
they will be here for his inspection
and commentator.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
Hcrmosa Man Injured.

A bad fall from a horse resulted
quite seriously for James Reynolds,
OF -Iermosa, last week, his injuries
being sosevere that DR.. Waldron of
this city was called to render medi-
cal aid to the unfortunate man, who
had an ear severely lacerated and
his face BADLY cut and bruised in
addition to internal injuries, which,
while severe are not expected to
prove fatal unless complications set
in
Reynolds was on his way to the
scene of prairie fire that had as
sumed alarmin proportions near
Hermosa and was extinguished
through the heroic efforts of band
of fire fighters requisitioned from
neighboring ranches, after big strip
had been burned over. Some hay was
destroyed by the hungry flames, but
the buildings in the path of the fire
were unscathed.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
NEW YEAR GETS
HEARTY WELCOME
SEVERAL SOCIAL EVENTS ADD
TO PLEASURE OF THE FIRST
DAY IN 1908.
Fine Weather Prevails and Many
Take Advantage to Exchange
New Year Calls.

The passing of the old year and the
welcoming of the new in Rapid City
was celebrated with due ceremony,
Tuesday evening, the sharp crack of
the pistol shots mingling with the
din of the bells making sufficient
noise to arouse every canine in town
from his nocturnal repose and cause
them to add their voices to the glad
tumult that broke loose just as the
midnight hour was striking. A por-
tion of the metropolis, those of ma
ture years, retired early and slept
through all the commotion, but the
young people in many instances sat
and watched 1917 fade away and
lusty young 1908 take his place in
the ranks of time. Some elected to
pass the remaining hours of the old
year enjoying the pleasures of the
waltz and two step at the X. of P.
hall, where Prof Deranleau enter
tanned those in search of terpsichor-
can amusement.
New Years Day dawned with all
the glories of typical Black Hills
winter day, and as the temperature
rose with the sun, the heart, too, ex-
panded under the beneicent ID
ence of the warming ray and CHEEKY
greetings flew back and forth all
through the glad day. In keeping
with the holiday spirit the stores
closed at twelve o'clock, and in the
afternoon, members OF the Y.
A. held an informal athletic meet
which was in the nature of try out
for the evening program described in
another column.
The home of the Presbyterian min
lister was thrown open to the men,
bers and friends OF that denomina-
tion in the afternoon and evening
and many took the opportunity to
exchange New Years greetings with
Mr.. Upton and family. The manse
completed recently was much admir-
ed by the visitors, some of whom had
not previously been entertained un-
der it's hospitable family.
THE Slufus soc.oty were hosts to
about a hundred of their friends at
a dance Wednesday evening in the
dining rom of the Harvey hotel, trip
ping the light fantastic to the music
of Moulton's orchestra.
The moving pictures ar illustraed
songs at the Sect ,tracted quite a
os"'S' oe, -ow 1'En' in some a1e way ssy
moA II Citv's inhabitants
speh 4rst day of the New Year
very N-sasantly.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
ASH CREEK ITEMS.

The weather still continues fine.
Very little snow.
Marion Bennett Of Pedr, S. D.,
passed through this part of the coun-
try last week enroute for Philip.
ine dance at Harry Smiths last
week was perfect success, there
being a large crowd and good order
prvailed and the music was fine.
Mike Callahan, of Ash, Creek made
q flying trip to- Pedro, S. D., last
week for supplies.
The dancing fraternity of this part
of the country dedicated the new ho-
tel at Pedro, the 18th of December.
Philip Doughty of Deep creek was
rusticating among friends on Ash
Greek last week.
Frank Flavin, who has been doing
time on his Ash Creek ranch went
to Sturgis last week to spend the hol-
idays with relatives and friends.
Herman Poste, of Ash creek, went
to Philip last week after supplies
e. Carlson, of Ash creek, went tc
Philip last week on business.
John johnson of Ash creek, is
camping on the Cheyenne breaks
getting posts to fence with.
Max Smith was a Rapid City Wis
itor last week.
Abel Doughty and daughter Flor.
ence and son Frank went to Rapld
City last week for few days recre
alton
Eli Odett of Deep creek, who left
here some two months ago for Can
ada, returned home last week bring
ing with him frau doe!
that sound, bachelor brothers?
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
WAIVE EXAMINATION.

Dora DuFran and Nellie Miller are
Bound Over to the Circuit
Court by Judge Joy.
In line with the general cleaning
up inaugurated a week or two ago,
complaints were made this week
against Dora DuFran and Nellie
Miller charging them with maintain
Ing baudy houses in violation of the
city ordinances ad they were given
a preliminary hearing before Police
Justice Joy yesterday. Examination
was waived and the women were
thereupon bound over to the next
term of the circuit court. They were
released on bal, the bonds being for
$500 In each instance.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
The men lined up as follows:
II'a.ppies.


There was something doing all the
way in the second contest on
the program; the indoor ball game
between the Benedicts and the Bach
elors won reversing the result of the
game played a week or two ago
when married men succeeding max
ing the minated outfit look foolish
by a lopsided score of 16 to 9.
The Bach nine had been con-
siderably strengthened in the: inter-
i'm by the addition of several play
ers from the School of Mines, who
took an important part in the con-
test by landing on the ball at oppor-
tune moments and the whole nine
deyoloped a tendency to pull on a
eire..- stop or catch whenever the
,pitcher showed signs of "baioonllng. S
I.ea IN by George Bennett VINO
rooted valantly for his aggregation.
even VIII It was impossible TO staYe
off defeas the Benedicts fought hard
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
Moving Pictures.

Manager Hagy of the Scenic thea
tre continues to please his patrons
with a f1ne selection of moving pic
lures. A feature worthy Of special
not in connection with this show is
the exactness Of detail with which the
pictures are brought out.
The illustrated songs are excep-
tionally fine. The vocalist who takes
part In this portion Of the entertain.
ment possesses very good voice and
1t Is the opinion OF those who are
qualified to speak, that the songs
are well worth the price OF
admission alone. Children are ad-
mitted for i've cents and adu1ta fof
teu cailfa "a "a Sl8 4, s,a
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
UmDire-Hartman

The tug of war contest scheduled
tc take place between teams captain
ed by Horace GamIbri, and Thomas
Nelson was subject to some revision
for neither Nelson nor any of his
redoubtable warriors put in an APP
pearance, so a scrub team was or
ganized and gave the other team a
hard tussle before succumbing to the
beef and Drawn of their opponents.
The evenings entertainment
wound up with relay race around
the hall which produced. some fun
for the spectators as on several oc-
casions different contestants sat
down quite suddenly owing to the
slippery condition of the floor at
the turns. Everybody went away
feeling happy and the association will
no doubt give another atheletic event
on somewhat similar lines in the
future as the crowd seemed to heart
lily enjoy this form Of amusement.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
Omaha Market Letter.

On account of the unevenly distrLb-
uted receipts and the interruption of
the Christmas holiday the fat cattle
market has been more or less uneven
this week, but the general trend of
values has cen higher and the ad-
VANCE has amounted to fully 15c to
25c on. an average. Packers are still
making an effort to keep close to
short In the matter of purchases and
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
CROWD ENJOYS CONTEST.
Y. Nj. G. A. New Years Program OF
Games Held at Auditorium.

Games Held at Auditorium.
Y. M. G. A. members and their
friends observed New Years with a
program of games at the Auditorium
Wednesday evening, including bas-
ket ball game, relay race, tug of war
and indoor baseball game.
The Indians and Happy-Go-Lucky
basket ball squads were contenders
in the first event of the evening, and
both sides put up an interesting ar
gument from whistle to whistle, but
the Happies getting an early start
led al the way, their dusky opponents
appearing to be unable to get agoing
in their usual style until it was too
late. The best playing was done by
SaviN'e Spayde and Crockett, for
the Iapp as. Gart.a starred for the
Indian school boys, who made their
initial appearance in natty uniforms
of black and white The score at the
wind-up was 24-14.
The men lined up as follows:
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
MORRIS SELLS OUT.
Eugene Bangs Buys Partners Inter.

Eugene Bangs Buys Partners Inter-
z est In Livery Stable Business.
The firm of Bangs & Morris. pro-
prietors of the livery stable recently
destroyed by fire, on Seventh street,
has been dissolved as the result Of
Eugene Bangs purchasing his part
ner's interest in the business.
the old site etaoinshrdlushrdlu q
Mr. Bangs intends building on the
old site at once, putting up a two
story strueturesof stone on the site
OF the old barn, e.. &, % .. ,,3.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
WATCH NIGHT PARTY.
Methodist Young Folks Make Merry
In Honor of the cNW Year.


Between forty and fifty of the
young people of the Methodist de-
nomination gathered at the home of
W. Downie, Tuesday evening and
spent the closig hours of the passing
year very pleasantly playing games
.andenjoying an extensive program
consisting of vocal and instrumental
selections and reading by .-4lss
Maude Rudesil. Miss Olive Deutsch
had piano solo, and the Misses Jo-
sic Maxwell, Bessie Barnes, Don Lane
and Messrs Downie and Wiser were
among the singers.
The time passed so swiftly that
midnight was at hand all too soon, SO
the fun was continued for another
hour before the gathering adjourned.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
WILLSIE IS RECEIVER.
New Land Office Official Takes Up
The Reins On the First of the

Myron l.. Willsie is now receiver
at the local land office, his appoint
ment to that position dating from
January /, 1908. Owing to the fact
that Mr.. Burke, the retiring receiver
has not received the appointment as
register as recommended by Senator
kittredge, the present incumbent Of
the office, George Bennett. will con-
tinue at his old post until Mr.. Burke's
nomination is ratified. 1t is possible
that he necessary action may not be
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
Are Married.

Judge F. F. Joy tied the knot
Tuesday that made Clinton R. Lock-
ett, of Quinn, and Miss Nellie Wood,
of Cottonwood, man and wife. The
newly welded couple remained in the
city over night, leaving over the
Pierre line next morning.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
POSTAL OAR TO RAPID.
Will Now Run Through From Cham
berlain to This City.

berlain to This City.
Through mail service over the Mil
waukee Is now reality or will be
by Monday, when the postal car will
no longer be cut of at Kadoka but
will run through to this city on and
after that date.
This will cause the disoontinu-
ance Of the rural route down Rapid
Valley for it will be possible to send
local mail over the Milwaukee COM
mencing with next Monday.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03

Mrs. Peter Johnson, of Hayward,
was the guest of Mrs. Vic Swanson
Thursday.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03
ANNUAL MEETING.
Rapid City Business Mems Club To
Hold Election Monday.

The annual meeting and the cleo
,tion of the directors of the Business
Mems club will be held in the rooms
OF the club Monday evening.
In addition to the election other
matters of Importance will probably
be taken up, among which is the Sc
lection of delegates to the FEEDER
alton of Business Mems clubs in
Pierre this month.
ThnpnaS p Nalsan &c cnandino a
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-03

Thomas R. Nelson is spending a
few days in the Northern Hills.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

|fe ON en- Wonppre, ser / oisle fritilfe
Iioer let frmbe blipe ifjGbne lDanger
og l11an erfare0e ga, at ingen cnfelt
WonO eje0c 10 glitter. W}on git
laa l6 fra, at man 1toar ODER for ct
&onplot, ser paa 6enne fiofle Mna=
Sc lgger at fomme 8anfen til 2ips.
Wan mener allere0e at bore pan ct
Gpor, Ser far nogen 5an0ipnligbco
for at pege Sen rctte @ej.
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boer Ser en- Mon0, Der er 6o0er til
81 8grn, ionn alle er / 2ipe. 5am=
the Mon0s nGrme1te Nabo og go0e
Sen far 16 8prn, og 0isie to MGno
fonmer life loa liel0ent iornmen
meo bcle 0eres 6amilie.
6 ubpggelig SELL
ogel e. @n &onc, Ser gif til
@oan0e / @l1let bos @larmelt tier Fe=
ter Ell / Goroe> fon forle0en Dag beo
en- Teiltogelle til at babe ct fun CIT
Sag gommelt Barns Zinc me0 &ur=
bollore I SteOen for &arbolpu10. Ser
blep notl1rligpis ltrofs bentet 2ege>
og oenne mente iffe> at ser bar inrlig
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net; me1 Set pil ian0ipnligDts =
bol0e nogle Or.
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6%reoertcto Banfs 8e0fommen0e En-
lln6erlegelien afiluttet, og Set er fon=
ltatcret, at ser life fer foreltgger
noget friminelt, men at 1ln6erifuoe
fploes 5lpieri % l(oroen.
@pao Ntbe 8anf al1gaor, pil bet
bare nogen Gio, fgr unocrlegellerne
CT %il11ttet, og fer er ser begauet itore
Huber lGb og 8e0rogerier.
Gen beo roger fe
q o>6 8 orpolter I. @o6sfor=
palter Rebil6, ser iom omtalt iiolte
nge bar begaaet ct ltgrre l1noerleb
paa Stambl1iet 8en5ons &ontor, bor
otter ben foretagne &epilion tilpenM
Jig $4,000 &r., bporof $4,000 poa
Ell &aslefreoit / @renoo 8anf, ser
bar fal1ttoneret af Stambusbeiibber
WfDlius 8en3on. @o6sforpolteren Ie=
peoe ret flot> br11gte mango Benge
% bar. SSnteresient / forifiellige Sore
togenoer, ser fife gap ftort lt6bptte.
S lin Si6 figbte ban u@renoa Mpis",
og ban bar Weoeier at flere Gien-
/ Mnrbus.
Stambusbeiio6eren bar life pnjtet
lin forbenDRren6e @o6sforpalter
'%traffet; men Man0en ilipper BOG al
npppe for Straf.. san bor
ogiaa be0raget @errilo @an6=
oGrfsfonlortium for 5000 Ser,
% for at faa 6isie 8enge bar @on-
forfeit anmel6t @ooSforpaIteren til
Eolitiet, ION M efterlpier bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
.Jeg er
Moder

Hvor mango Kvinder i America
lmnges like i Dag i deres ensomme
HEN efter at blive forundt denne
Velsignelse i deres T~ilv@relse, og at
blive i Stand til at yttre disse Ord,
men som paa Grund af en- organisk
Uorden er bleven naegtet denne
Lykke.
Enhver i dette Emne interesseret
Kvinde burde vide, at Forberedelser-
ne til en- sund understand traetfes og
Opnaas we'd Brugen af
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
for syge Kvinder.

I tredive Aar har Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, tilberedt
af R6dder og Urter, vaeret Diet ledende
Middel for kvindelige Sygdomme og
har sikkert helbredet Tusinder at
Kvinder, som har veret plaget med
Forflytninger, BetRndelser, Saardan-
nelser, fbr6se Svulster, Uregelmas-
sigheder, periodiske og Rygsmerter,
nedadtrykkende Fornemmelser, OPP
classified, Uford6jelighed, Svimmel-
he'd, eller nerves Afkreftelse. Hvor-
for pr@ver De Diet like?
Mrs. Pinkflam lndbyder allie syge
Kvinder at skriye til hende ON Rad.
Hun har vejledet Tuslnder til Hell
bred. Adresse: Lynn, Macs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
LYDIA E. PINkHAM'S.
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Mrs. Maggie Gilmer i West
Union, S. c. skriver til Mrs. Pink
ham:
"Mit Helbred var / hej Grad nedbrudt at
en- NIT Ken tilh9rende Svaghed, da Lydia E.
anbefalet. Def like alene fuldstandig glen
oprettede NIT Helbred, men til min Glade err
jeR ogsaa nu Moder."
Mrs. Josephine Hall i Bardstown,
Ky, skriver:
"Jeg p1agedes uhyre meget af Kviudesyg-
DONNIE, og min Lage kunde like hje1pe mig.
Lydia E. Vegetable Compound
men jeg er nu ogsaa en- 1ykkelig Moder."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

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fife G5ar Heter SEN Store er life
lGngerc Sen e11elte, loln er fontme11
fjpren0e til &ln,Oetaorns Sop. 6or=
leoen gioroe to &errer - CT M1,to=
mobileier og cit Sol1rnaliIt : G5ar
Yeters &opeltpffe ont pao n1ooernc
Sis, life meb 6=Spano, men / ct
Nutomobil til 8 @eltes &roft.
Muton1obilet arbeioeoe for f1lo
&roft, fortnller S%ol1rnoliiten. Mo=
ifineriet baffeoc og ltpnne6e og prl1~
iteoe og 8en5inoan1pcne ltoo / ell
blaaltg Camp omfring Gognen. Oct
gift meget lan9lomt, aoifilligt long
lomn1ere enc CIT 6oognnger, men
fremab git Set oog. &eien gienneln
Sjeroe &riitions beremte Sunrn goor
ion befjenot / en- 5pirol, % set bar
Del, Der egenlig polote Sen 1tprlte @an=
ifeltgbeo. Gu Mengoe &raft aaor
til Spiloe peo Sen itooige Drejning.
5or &eiten bar set Ell cienoomuelig
6ornennmeli e. at liboe SET lille
@ogn. @ele 5ioen bapoe man ISor=
ncmmp1Ipn nj nj ! MOTTO Gpf,,nN nil
oe 5tigningen operpinbe Seltefref=
ter11e % Gognen rutlcbes ttlboge / Ell
alt anoet ems bebaaelig Sart. Otter
8 Minlltter % Sefunoers 6orIgb
par Goppen naact. Set er burtige=
re enb Heter Sen Store. Saa gif
oct neoao, mems 8ognen baffeoe for
fulo &raft, 90 9ilifuerne bolot igien
al ollie &rRfter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

6 tor g s. Oct CT
lenge ii6en @igberbapn bar bapt CT
iaa %alborlig Sl6ebrano lom Sen, Ser
.. 81. Sftober ti6lig Morgen biem<
ipgte Ell flor gieaoom peo &ultor-
bet, paa @iprnet al Can't @iertruos=
ftraoet og &ousiergaoe. Sbis life
8ran0bGienet bar optraaot iaa BUR-
ttgt og reiolut, iom Silfeloet bar,
bilbe utptbliomt a6ifillige Menncife-
lib bore gaaet tabt. Set bar peb
&alpiets=Eiben, at .8ranope Tenet
blep alarmeret, og set bar poa Blet-
ten i 2pbet al en- balD Ones Minut..
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
MEMSIC LOOKS BETTER
ABLE TO ENTER RING
Former Lightweight Shows Up We'll
In Training at East Side-ShouId
Give English Hard
Fight

Both Clarence English and George
Memsic are training hard for their
bout, which will take place at the
Cabin next Tuesday evening. Memsic
could not find another suitable sparring
partner, so he has decided to use the
turk in the double capacity of helper
and punching block. They had their
first setto yesterday afternoon, the go
consisting of four fast rounds, in which
the Turk was made to step some in
order to hold his own against Memsic.
That the boy Brock, defeated, has
improved since that mill is easily seen
by the casual observer who takes tho
trouble to go out to the Eastside club
and watch Memsic train. He seems
to have all the speed which first
brought him into prominence when he
beat Neary, and with the question of
making weight out of the way Memsic
is giving a good account of himself, in
training. at least.
Memsic Is not taking off any flesh,
weighing the same as he did the day
he started to get ready for the May
fifth battle. He says he feels stronger
that he will have no excuse to offer
this time If he goes down to defeat
before English. Memsic will vary the
monotony of road work today by chop
ping a stack of wood at ranch near
the athletic club, but he will carry out
his regular program in the afternoon.
Clarence English did eight miles on
the road yesterday morning and in the
afternoon went through his training
stunt, including the rope jumping, bag
punching, shadow boxing and three
fast rounds with Dalton. English also
declares himself to be in prime con-
dition for the fray.