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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

Last week the Geddes News
started on it's twenty tifth wear
of newspaper service In Charles
Mix county. It has been thro'
all the ups and downs of the
county since eariv days Its
editor very Likely Knows the
History Of the county as few
others know 1t. Lake others
who came here in the early
days, and stuck" in spite ol
hardsl ips. the News Is now
Ieaplng its reward. and Is now
in the highway Of prosperity
May It's shadow land Tucker )
never grow less.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

A minister down in Missouri
found that his people were too
poor to purchase singing books,
so being offered the singing
books free by a patent medicine
house providing they be allowed
to insert an advertisement.
The minister graclously accept
ed the offer and ordered three
dozen singing books at once.
He was much elatea to at seeing
no advertisements appear on the
backs of the books or on the
title page. The next Sunday
he distributed the books, telling
his good fortune and REQ uestin 9
that they sing on page l2o. His
chagrin may be imagined when
they sang as follows: "Hark
the heavenly angels sing, John
sons pills are just the thing,
and the angelic voice meek ap,
mild-two for man and one foI
a child " We do not doubt the
truthfuiness of the above as {
good old pious deacon is our in
formant. -Ex.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

Just a little more than = month
more and the 1909 session Of the
South Dakota legislature will
convene. The session will be
an important one. There are
demands for some radical
changes in present laws. aud a
demand for some new measures
which will ne Of benefit to the
state. A law guaranteeing
bank deposits was incorporated
in the repu ublican state platform
and is acknowledged ty all To
be needed. But great care
must be employed in fra ming
such law, SO as TO make it eff
fective, both tn protect the solid
and safe banks and the depos'
tors. Railroad rate Legislation
will also be in order. Some
measure should be passed giving
lower freight rates aud q two
cent passenger rate. It's up Il
q progressive republican legis
lature TO fulfill their pledges or
these measures and mauy others
of like character.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

John Kiudle aud wife To l. G.
Smith lot 8 blk l. l. Aades-16.
John Il Campbell and wife Il
Frank Trumbn Und > lots 1883,
1887 sec Z and lot 1889 sec ) 9i'
62-l900.
Lumber0 and wife tn J Y
and James A Wagner 50 Sc sec
1896 $4,000
Chas w Lindeli and wife to
John Z G Wilson Sc. Sc sec 4-y1
$4,000
Joshua Johnson and wife IL
John q Anderson n2 NV sec ~
96 64-25OO
Sunrise aud wife to L G Smith
ne sw sec 81 96-65 $40
john G Keller ct al to l. &
Smith se-nw sec 32-96-65- l0so
Henry Siache aud wife to l.
G Smith lot y blk ls l. Andes =
1000
7 F. Diggins and wife to Ans
NJ Skinner lot q blk 3 l. Andes -
200
M II O'Meara to Harry \
Dailv w Sc sec 1896 64-3o2t
Frank w Picking to Jacob +
Gree ma walt Und2 sw Sc and 81
sw sec IA aud NV ne and ne-nv
sec 1886 64- 1000
John Sheehan and wife TO Ge'
Sheehan 10 acres in se4 sec D ~
6U--4S2 81
William J Hinzman ct al tC
Henry w Hinzman lot 10 blk
Wagner-200O
Jacob Nicolaisen and wife K
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

Oscar i. Morse Unds So Sc seC
Ease ne sec 4 and nwi ~ ne sw
NJ, ne sw sec y.a5 6l--aaaJO
Jessie 6 Prasher and husband
10 Marv A Mckay Com ~ ne
corner of blk 2 Steinbrenners
add 70 Platte, W 73ft , i5oft els
ft n 15Oft TO begin. $50
Charles Bruguier et al n
JOhan Rittei NV se sec 9-W 81 ;
1870 40
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

ItsXn't 80 diflicuit To strengthen . weak
stomach II one soes ~ II correctly. And
this il true os ,he 1scart snd kidnevs. This
Ther old fashioned way of dosing the
stomach or stimulating the Heart or kidney
il surely wrong. DR. shoop nrst pointed out
this error. ''6oso the weak or aiins nerves
" these organs, said ha. Zach inside organ
has It's controlling OF INSIDE n-ve' when
these Nerves fall then those organs must
surely fHiter. This vital truth IL leading
druggists everywher~ 10 dispense and
recommend DR.. shoop's Restorative. few
days test viii surely teii.-sold " Wagner
Drug 20.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27
Lament Of . "Mixxoury
Demncrat

lWuVeIneuk lEHuG LOut uSt.
Deer Mistur Editur: haini
well. aud / haint bin we'll since
the day aftur leckshun. It's
enuf 10 make eny demmvcrat
sick. | wux SO dun shure that
Brine VOID be lected thet | bet
Jake Marshall = l4-inch plow
agin 10 bushels Of per taters thet
Brine wood get mosr votes than
Rosyvelt got, an bet the agent
at the deepo ? plugs OF Star ter
backer thet we'd beet HAdley
fer guvner. al by gosh | lost
EN- both. l want you 10 put .
I'D in ynre paper N tell EN- job
Rickets wants 10 sell out, al II /
car get my price I'm Roin' 70
Texas or Alabamy whAir shey
count demmycrat votes an keep
the niggers whair they belong.
Jest think OF it. Ole Mixzoury
gittin SO gol dnmmed ornery ~
u lect republican guvuer.
kaiut stand it no longer. I'm
giltio purity Old u move into q
new place an start over, but by
gosh halnt got much use fer u
man tibet will t.e insuited AT
take il without fiten, au II this
ieuk shun i,a,it u Insult to = mat
aud demmycrat In Mixzoufy
l,hen | uout kno when see II
il'n.ir Won I ue no use fer = tnat
To stay in blzu..ss issss he belong.
sfto Z trust, an IN about u montlii
We'll be a gittin notls frou
Rockyfeller thet wei, hev /.
hev a license 10 git our bretii
an moar'n "a likely he'll be- funnil
the sunshine an rain thru |
meter an chargin US fer wha
we use.
| Ef Brine had bin lected eyry
buddy wood bin happy an we's
all he'd evrything we wanted
coz he'd made ROCKEFELLER a.
Morgan an Hartman devlde vi
an evrybudy wood hev mn"n.
an they Good put 1t in the bAnI
an hay it warranted SO the,
Good git it eny time. am il
favor of the peepul rulin, b.
gosh. THAR is u lot Of duo
fool republicans round hee
thet hev bin actin like q lot O
Ioonaticks ever sence the lech
shun. They say we are goin :
hev hole xaggin lodes Of pros
perity. Sum Of theui hev III
OWN me munny fer yeer y
I'm goin TO put the law on evr,
DUN ] of them thet don't pay IN
for Christmas; I'll stop thei
prosperity howiin.
j, l hope l can live long enuf I
see Brine or sum uther goo
demmycrat president, but
looks like THAR was gittin ~ b
less demmycrats all the time:
guess THAR haint no iemmycra
babies borned no moar. Thing
, haint like they used 10 be in ol
Mizsoury. thet's shure. Purt
soon it'll be So . feller KANT 81
u drop OF ticker. Well. mayh
| will feel better sum day. bu
l am feeling mite DIN rite nov
Yours truly,
Job Ricketts,.
y ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

Mrs. kaufman has been grant.
ed a new trial oy the supreme
court. The case rs to be tried
again before Judge Smith.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

Rockefeller seeni, To Oe pret-
ty absent minded when GU. S
TONED about rebates: but his
memory is tine On net earnings.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

Wednesday the turkey COB
bled all he could. Thursday
Young America gobDled the
turkey-all he could. Such Is
life.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

The 1yndall Tribune said that
Editor Hoaglin Of Platte was
down there last week. and called
hun a Justice of the piece Now
his friends are wondering which
piece the Tribune editor meaas.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

Butter &c. Eggs 2oc. Let,
boycott the blamed old Cow hen
trust.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-27

Ir Shops Health Coffee Is created from
pure parched grain. malt nuts. etc-no real
coffee in 1t. Fine In hayor--is made In n
minute. NO % or 30 minutes tedious boiling.
Sample Free-Wa2ner Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03

TWO important freight changes are
announced by traffic OFFICES in this city.
The first change came to light through
circular being sent out by the ore
gon Short Line, but all western rail-
roads are III line. The announcement,
in substance is this:
Effective the first Of this month all
consignments in less than carload lots
must be marked plainly on each in
dividual piece of freight. For instance
a man shipping lumber will have to
mark each piece with the name of the
consignee, town, station or city and
state. This means more work for the
consisnols but the interstate commerce
rulings have made the order neces-
sary.
more important and far&reachng
step Is the adoption of a uniform bill
of lading by all western railroads The
eastern roads adopted this some time
ago: a message to the local Rio Grandc
freight Offices from Fred. Wild, gen
era freight agent at Denver
brings the news thar the uni
form bill has been accepted by
all western railroads as we'll. This
action is effective Nov. 8. From that
date until the first of the year the old
bills OF fading used will be recalled
and Jan. the uniform bill will be
in universal Use. Until Jan. / various
:
tickets Will be accepted by the rail-
roads, il stamped subject to the condi-
tons Of tic uniform bill and signed
by both shipper and agent Of the car
rier
The Freight Bulletin" magazine
devoted to freight matters exclusively
prints the following in an article upon
the uniform bill:
Upon the recommendation of the
interstate commerce commission which
was made after public hearing OF the
matter at which all interests were
given an opportunity of being heard,
the carriers will, on and after Nov. /.
adopt new uniform bill of ladins
combined with new shipping order. | t
the shipper elects to ship under the
terms and conditions of the uniform.
bin of lading and shipping order, the
rates in the official classification will
apply. II the shipper elects to not ac-
cept the uniform bill of lading and new
shipping order the property SO carried
will be at the carriers liability, limited
only as provided by common law and
the laws of the United States but sub
icct to the conditions of the uniform
bill in so far as they are not incon-
sistent with such common carriers
liability and the charge therefor VIII
be ten per cent higher cat the rate.
of. one cent increase per 100 pounds,
than the rate charged for property
shipped subject to all the terms and
conditions of the uniform bill of lad
ing and shipping order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03
COLLISION on THE POTOMAC.

Maslington;. Nov.a,- Early today q ~
tween the Norfolk &, Washington stea :
en- City of Washington and the ferry
boat l4ackawanna, bonnd from Wash
10 wears old, q merchant of Alexandria,
but who resided in this city was killed
The collision is said to have been due
to confusion Of signals and inability.
on account of the long stage of the wa
ter, to properly handle the rc.ryboat
The starboard side Of the Laclenwanna
was torn away and the bow of the City
of Washington was slightly dana gcd.
Lackawanna was beachcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03

Miss Delphine Dodsworth. % Years
OF age and native of Hull. York
shire, England is to be taken back
to Montreal, Canada. The case us /,
pathetic one but despite this has bee,,
mas used as political capital and
food for prejudical play. Miss Dods-
worth is the young lady who arrived
with a party of converts to the Church.
in Boston, about three months ago.
Her mother was one of the parrv.
Under u rigid examination by immpra
ton officials at the port Miss Dods
worth answered q question regarding
belief in polygamy with yes" Fur
Their on in her hearing she refuted the
statement explaining she was nervous
and excited. She was held, however,
and a few days later returned to
England. With heart set upon Join
ing her mother, brother and sister who
I'VE IN SAT- Lake, the girl came pack
across the water TO Montreal ana
then travelling under her mothers
maiden name came to Salt Lake.
The immigration officers learnd of
this and located, the girl without diff
ticulty. She is now to be taken back
to Montreal. She is being kept in a
room at the county Jail, not In a cell.
Miss podsworth, however, will be
separated from relatives and taken
across the Canadian line in a day or
so by Inspector Longley.
Inspector Longley, upon his return
from Montreal VIII leave for New York
with Antonio Bernardo and Marcelr
Benoist both TO be deported Since
July, Inspector Longley has made sew
eral trips TO New York and back. sew
eral journeys to the Pacific coast and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03
WEATHER REPORT

The presence. OF high barometric
area west of the g5ti. meridian has en-
sured fine weather for, election day: and
only in the south are rains recorded
Down east 1t has generally been the re-
mark that with Il cloudless sky on cleo
ton day, New York is sure to go Re
publican, as that state seems to be the
most susceptible to the weather in Its
elections, Of any state IN me un mon
An area of low barometric pressure Is
central over British Columbia, ana an
other over the upper lake region t ms
morning. Elsewhere throughout the
country high pressure, accompanied !, p o..
fair weather. prevails. Precipitation mas
occurred during the past "a hours oNer
portions or Oregon, Louisiana, AlnOamii,
and Georgia. Heavy rain occurred az
Montgomery, Ala, l.o2 inch being record
Mild temperatures prevail over an SsN-
tious
continues over this locality, falr Weath-
az with slight change III temperai ure
Is indicated for tonight and Wednca-.
Record at the local office. United
States weather bureau, for p hours
ending al a. IN. today;
Temperature AT a. m, a.; maNimu VI
&C.; minimum. IS; mean, 30. which Is
degrees above normal. Total excess
since the first of the month, II degrees
total deficiency since Jan. /, 5.2j de-
grees.
Total precipitation since The first Of
the month % inch. which is Ii inch
below normal Total excess since Jan
4. IaT inches Relative humidity. % rer
cent.
The thermometer registered today:
Ga.m... .,.........,... ....,................s
II 4 ,n, .5 90
sam. -. =,
aa.m...,. ....,. ...... s......,......,.f..,is
10 t,m.... ......., y
II =, m +, X. ...... 80
10 ~,
] p.m.a.. ..,.-.. 1900. MISREPRESENTATION
YESTERDAYS. RECORD.
Highest 400. ..:,..... go. ....,.,.':.l.. >
Lowest ,...... -. 500. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03
WEBER WARDS REoRGAN1zED.
New Officers Selected for Three Ecclc-
siast.caI Divisions.
tspeciat 70 the News.

u y
Ogden. Nov. 1.-The Seventh and
Eighth wards OF the Ogden stake and
the Lynn ward of the North Weber
stake We're organized sunday aft
ernoon. Elder orson r. Whitney. as
sisted by the presidency of the two
stakes ordained and set apart the new
Officers. D
The Seventh ward Is that part of Og-
den city south of Eleventh street and
east of Washington avenue. The of
ticers are Miles r.. Jones, bishop:
Asacl FaTr, first counselor: Winslow
Fam, second counselor; Ambrose
shaw. clerk; Rosetta Shaw. president
OF Relief society; Jennie Gibson, presi-
dent of Primary departments: George
S. Barker. president OF " NJ. NJ. I. A.;
Sarah S. Wilson. president Of Y, L. NJ.
L A.
The Eighth ward is that part east of
Washington avenue and north OF
Eleventh street. The officers are:
James Taylor. bishop. David Jenson,
first counselor: John p. T.pfgreen. sec
ond counselor: Peter Van Iweden
clerk; ELIAS Stokes, sunday school SUI
perintendent: Mrs. Thomas ID. Dee.
president Of Relief society.
The Lynn ward. which Is that part OF
the old Third ward west Of Washing
ion avenue, Was organized with the fol-
lowing officers: Carl o. Turnquist,
bishop: Paul christensen, second coun-
selor: Thomas Nj. Irvine. second coun-
selor; Lawrence Maiau, clerk.
In the evening all the newly sustained
officers of the three wards addressed q
large meeting held in the Mound Fort
westinghouse. Patriarch John w.
Smith of Salt Lake was also one of the
spea kerS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03
P1rrsBuRaERs REJOICE.

Pittsburg. Nov. 3--There was rejoic-
ing last night in East PttsbufS. whcra
the plant Of the Westinghouse Elecric
& Manufacturing company is located,
over the announcement from Philadei-
phia and New York that The Westlng-
house company had been awarded the
contract. involving S5,00p,0oo at the start
for the identification of the Pennsyla
vana New York terminals. The con-
tract. it is said, will give immediate
work to at least 1000 more men, and
will keep the plant running for 70
months
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03
HELPLESS But
HELPS OTHERS

We have a most unusual letter from
Woburn Mass. The writer must be
very unusual and lovable character,
She writes from Il wheeled chair.
The name is Mrs. Benz. b. I.eathe,
and her letter comes from "A Elm
street. Woburn. Mass. We quote the
following:
Il sent TO a lady in Stockton to send
me some of your pamphlets as soon as
she could hear where you were located
after the quake. j gave one of them to
a lady friend here. Later meeting me
in the hall, she smiingly told me she
was coming to see me and that she had,
something to tell me. She said that a
friend of hers overheard clerk in
Boston drug store talking with q man
whose Wife was Very sick.
THE clerk asked what the trouble
was.
He replied that 1t was chronic kid
ney disease, and that the doctors said
that the patient could live but short
time. The clerk urged Fulton's Renal
Compound.
The party asked; Would you give
it to your wife,?
AS quick as could get 1t to her.
1T resulted In her recovery.
One more: A man often used to
cal at the store who appeared to be sad.
!
sick. He said Yes and that the doc
tors said there was no hope for him.
1t was another case of kidney disease
and the clerk sold him the compound,
and he. too. recovered.
4 wanted to have my friends ask for
this clerk when they call at this store,
and ! wrote to a friend for his name
and address which 7 now hand you.
namely. Mr.. Frost. Riker's drug store
(Former1y Jaynes & COB. corner Wash
ington and Hanover Streets. Boston,
Il send you this lady friends letter
herein, but you will not publish it. /
VIII trust you.
Yours respectfully
MRS. BENZ. b. LEATEIE."
1t seems that long years ago Mrs.
numbers who had recovered under Full
toms Renal Compound. She feels she
is helping humanity in recommending
1T, and it appears that she has been
industriously proclaiming 1t for long
time.
We have good friends all over this
country, and this is not the first time
that we have heard of people who,
knowing the value of our Renal Com.
pound. are making it a labor of love TO
spread the knowledge of the only speci-
fic known for chronic kidney disease
and this good friend, in the evening of
her life. from the confines of her
wheeled chair. is helping Us save hui
man lives.
The truth cannot be long obscured
when We have such sanity aids.
Literature mailed free.
JOHNJ. FULTON CO., Oakland. Cal.
r. j. Hill Drug Co are our sole local
agents. .t=s5as.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03
TO ELEcrRIFY TERMINAL.

Philadelphia Nov. Sat meeting
yesterday of the directors of the Penn
sylvania Tunnel & Terminal Railway
company, there was awarded TO the
Westinghouse Electric e Manufactur-
ing company a contract for the cleo
trincation of the Pennsylvania terminal
in New York. and the lines i'll New
Jersey and Long Island connected With
it. The initial amount of apparatus
required will aggregate S9,OOOOOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

Il - D . ST.. By 4 B :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. time always has
a demoralizing effect on theaters. and
Manager Pyper was surprised and
pleased to see even a good-sized house
in attendance on The Man of the
Hour" last evening. Many in the au-
dience had seen the striking play on
it's last visit, and came for the purpose
of making comparison between the
present cast and the original. Nearly
all the epople, however, are the same,
so it goes without saying that the play
went with The old time vigor, and thrill.
The two leading parts remain as be-
fore, the Horigan of Mr.. Hendricks,
and the Phelan of Mr.. Haney, both
being unprecedented in most artistic
manner. Two better political contrasts
could not well be presented, and the
way they dominated the stage, rather
cast even the hero and heroine into the
background. The role of the mayor
is in the hands of William Lamp. a
handsome young man. who did his par.
acceptably, though hardly bringing out
oll the possibilities. Ruby Bridges a.s
the heroine, EVELYN Moore as, the soub-
rette. and the veteran actress Ethel
Brandon as the mother, all did good
work, Miss Brandon especially showing
the legitimate actress in her creation,
Election returns will be read from
the stage tonight
The far famed Chorus Lady wit.
the noted actress Rose Stslil, heading
the company, is to pay US q visit next
week. Miss Stahl is making Paci
flc coast tour before sailing for q years
enga cement in London,
orphcum-Cau the plump little
chatterboS. the headIiner at he
Orpheum this week, be the Charmion
who sent all the Piccadilly Johnnfes
flocking to the Alhambra 10 years
ago. and had all London by the ears
with her much discussed disro5ing
act, or are there two Ciiarlnfons.
1t is the same old act. and the same
ola gaspa a18l n,
has had many imitators. but there is
but one Charinion-- The rest are but
caricatures unable TO differentiate be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03
uEy,,tETuYLEN E.TErRA,I1NE

The above is the name of a German
chemical. which is one of the many val
liable ingredients of Foley's Kidney
Remedy. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is
recognized by medical text books and
authorities as a uric, acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley's5
Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice
any Irregularities, and avoid a serious
onlady. f. j. Hill Drug Co, The.
Never Substitutors.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03
Peptiiron Pills

Ironize the blood, tone the nerves,
strengthen the stomach, aid digestion. and
promote sweet, restful, natural sleep. They
axe chocolate-coated, acceptable to the
stomach and easily asslm- ,lAAAAs
Hated, and the best medi- ~ Man
cine for anemic, pale, ner- ~ ~ IN
yous and dyspeptic men, HOOD
women and children, and NJ eooW
all sufferers from the effects
of the strenuous life OF today. Price soc. or
81. ofdruggists or by mail.
9. !. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03

altogether has Travelled over more
ground than Candidate Taft who has
covered $4,000 miles. Inspector Long
ley beats the record Of Candidate Taft
by 10000 miles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03
new FREIGHT RULE
PRESENTS PUZZLE
Each Piece Of Freight in Less
Than Car Lots to be
Marked.
-------,----.----------
UNIFORM BILL OF LADING
------
All Changes Come III Accordance With
Provisions. of Interstate Commerce
Act-somc Questions Asked.
UNIFORM BILL OF LADInG

!. If a shipper must mark each !:
!. piece of freight how long VIII it !:
!. take short-sighted Kiln man !:
!. aser to get a consignment of !:
!. 10000 brick ready for shipment? !:
!. Local freight officials and ex- !;
|. perts are up in the air on this !:
!. point. The interstate commerce ):
!. commission may be able to an !:
! swer but no one in Salt Lake ::
!. seems able TO do so ;:
!. :;