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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
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Ell Estado de Kentucky puede en-
Vanecerse de eontar entire sus habitan-
:es al mayor gloton qne regista Ia his
tofia
Su nombre IS Luke Bartlett qucn
lla realizado Ia Suprs ria haz4iia lc eu-
guliirse integra la oplpara cena que
su hermano Henry tenfa dlspuesta pa
ia obsequiar d cuarcnta eoneurrente>
q su matrimono.
En- efecto, Luke, que cuenta q amos
Sc introduce en- 81 comedor no de-
10 sobre la mesa nj una s5la particula
de los comestibles. Pavos, ensaladas,
carnes, pasteles, nm banquete, en- fin,
al estilo de las bodas de Camacho, des-
pachado fue en- menos de cuarenta
minutes, siendo 10 particular en- el ca
so, que mientras los novios Ia concu-
rrencia agonizaban de debilidad, el
champion de los elotones 10 presen-
taban sIntonaa aleuao .le Indigestion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
Il 0lgr De las Intermediates

Existen mnchos padecimientos que
pueden diagnosticarse solo por su olor
especial. Hay individuos de buen Of
fato para qulenes no solo tiene cada
persona su olor caracteristico, sino has
TO las intermediates. Es indiscutible
que todos despedimos un olor perso.
nal, aunque no todos nos demos cuen-
ia de clio; los perros, en- eambio 10
conncen perfectamente
Las intermediates imprimen d los gu,
Ia padeeen olores especiales, hay me-
dlcos que pretenden poder diagnosti-
car solo por dichos olores. Els, sin
embargo, dificil definirlos clasificar-
los. La experiencia la costumbre
son los unicos medios de Distinguishes.
Ouando una persona tiene fiebre des-
pide un olor amargo fuerte; Ell de cier-
tos dlspepticos, los atacados de cons
tipacion, es nauseabundo; Ell de los reu.
anaucos, agrio y acido Ell de los dia-
oetleos, sc parece al de manzana; ell
de los tislcos es semei eiante al de yeso
fresco; algunos esparcen un olor mon
taraz, debido q la abundancia de sudor
y en- otros enfermos Sc nota un olor
mas desagradable De los neuraste-
nicos Sc dice que huelen & insipido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28

Vapor americana Coamo. Saldrk
para New York el del entrante mes.
Consignatarlos, The New York and
Porto Rico IS. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
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ESCuDoS DE ~ EkTO RICO, coos, grande 050
CoDIdO MAsON1CO en- colores tamano grande
DISCOkSO NOTABLE Munoz Rivera olaa
= fetrato del auor, d. 080
LAEVAME AL CINE MAMA DANA areelada
LA MARIPOSA', maurka para piano. po DE- Nnne
LAS DOS PALOMAS DANA cubana Gonzalo de
j. Ndnez. 49,. ,
PLANO DE LA CAPITAL cooe~, 020
GlROS DE FELICITACION Nuevo elenrlars
SORFRESA PARA Ell OLA DE INOCENTES color tamano
eemplares.
TARJETAS PARA ANO NEyo prorias para
tados Tndo, 10
MAPAS DE LA lSlA, en- coores, l. X q pugada 005
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
6uques EN- puerto
DEL EXTERIOR

France, pendiente. !
Vanlear Black. descargando.
Stillman r. Kelley, descargando
L. w. Aver. pendiente.
Henry Crosby. descargando.
James G Clifford, pendiente.
Juanita, pendiente.
Philadelphia, descargando.
Carrie a. Lane, pendiente.
Julia, pendiente. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
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dOVimientO maritime

mOYlnlentO mal1QmO
ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
Vapcf cubano Julia de La Haba1Si
" puertos intermedios.
DE LA COSTA
Goletas San Miguel y May F1o-
wer. Il
SALIDAS PARA Ell EXTERIOH
No hubo. 4
PARA La COSTA =
Vapor americana Berwind y golst1k
Santa Marta. g
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
VITAL ELECTRICITY is
FOUND IN RAW FRUITS

LONDON. April 30.---By esting raw
fruits we absorb vital electricity. That
Is a novel principle or dietetics which
has been discovered by A. Il. Baines.
an authority on food reform.
BY means OF golvanometer of re-
marksble sensitiveness Mr.. Baines has
ascertained that all fruits. nuts aud
vegetables are. while alive, storage
batteries OF electricity. When they
die OF are killed by cooking the In.
sulation between the negative and
positive systems 10 destroyed.
In M orange. says Mr.. Baines, each
alternate section is a charged cell,
which will cause the Balvanometer 70
record q current. Those cells are in
sulated by their skins. and collectively
they constitute battery which is in-
sulsted by the rind OF tho fruit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
RUSSIAN CHIEF ISSUES
SERMON TO SQUADRON

ODESSA, April 30.--vice-admiral
viron. ommander-in-chlef OF the Black
Sea feet, has just issued a remark
able order to the squadron.
In fervent clerical phraseology the
crew are exhorted to live clean and
Christian lives, to venerate their sub
lime sovereign. to eschew all treason,
to denounce traitors, and to be watch.
fully wary OF the Jews.
The admiral's extraordinary re.
script" Is received with not little
undisguised amusement and contempt
uous comment by the feet crews and
the public alike. as for three months
outside the threshold Of bis oficial
residence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30

In Human Hearts" which will be
offered In the Whitney next week the
human interest runs with unbridled
rein. The story OF the fight OF Tom
Logan, his hope In the blindest hour,
even when deserted by the wife he
has stfiyen so hard 10 surround with
Injuries. and his final anding OF the
real haven OF love in the person OF
Ruth Larkins, his childhood sweet
heart, Is sure to strike TO the heart Of
the most blase as free, untrammelled
romance. Comedy also Is plentiful.
For the third week OF Vaughan
Glaser's engagement In the Lyceunl
theater The Heir to the Hoorah' will
be presented. This proved one or the
sensational successes OF the last two
years and Is by Paul Armstrong, au-
thor of "Salomy Jane" 1t Is brimful Of
comedy and combines skilfully the
best elements OF both comedy and
drama Its characterizations are
drawn from the rugged west and the
conventional east and deals with the
oyer-powering love of plain self-made
man for young, high-strung society
girl. AS Joe Lacy" Vaughan CHASER
will have one OF the most congenial
roles and Miss Courteney. as his wife.
Is bound to make friends by her
charming and delightful impersona-
ton. The rest OF the company will
have excellent parts and will help car
ry of the humor and pathos as only
they can.
AAn sfI
ways and utter recklessness, seems
TO have caught the fancy OF the ladies
as is evinced by the constant Increase
In their numbers In the Lafayette
theater. Next week. The Marble
Heart" the romantic drama made
famous by Robert Mante11, VIII be pro-
duced. This play is by Charles Shell
by, writer far in advance OF his
time II Is OF no particular day nor
date, for hearts are hearts In all
chimes and all ages. The play shows
an episode in the life OF the Athenians
of the time OF Alcibiades, and the
same characters are reincarnated IN
the Paris of today The play Is In
five acts and will be produced for the
nrst time at the matinee, Sunday.
May g.
The Gayety theater management an
nounces as next weeks attraction,
Rose Sydells' London Bellies Burles-
quers." They present this season a
two-act musical comedy called The
Prince OF Petticoats." said TO be full
OF pretty girls and catchy music, and
an olio that contains many good and
interesting vaudeville acts, foremost
amongst them being Woodford's edu.
Gated animals. one of the funniest and
most laughable acts on the vaudeville
stage On Thursday evening this
week. The Dewey Extravaganza
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
COYOTES TEETH IN HER
BREAST; KILLED BEAST

PORTLAND. April 80.---Chol1ng =
coyote To death. after the. animal had
fastened It's teeth In her breast. n
the experience or Mrs. L a. Cald-
well.
Mrs Caldwell, who lives on the N.
Wingffeld ranch, near Adel, was at
tracted to the barnyard by commo-
ton among the poultry. Discovering
that coyote was making n raid OF
her chickens, Mrs Caldwell sought
to scare away the animal.
She had no idea that the wolf would
attack her, but, releasing it's hold on
hen, the animal turned fiercely on
the woman. who, as she started to
beat a hssty' retreat, tripped and fell.
The coyote was upon her In mo-
ment and fastened it's teeth in her
breast Mrs, Caldwell grabbed the
beast by the throat, and. notwithstand-
Ing its desperate efforts to free itself
from the woman's clutch, the animal
finally sank exhausted. but the brave
woman did not release her hold until
the animal was dead.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30

LONDON, April 30.-After six years
experiment the British war ONCE has
restored the sword as weapon foi
officers. During the reforming period
of the Boer war. the war office decid
ed that swords were useless In bat
tie, and issued an order that all un
mounted officers should carry carbines
instead OF swords. The war Office has
now issued counter order that
officers shall send In their carbines
and shall l,enceforth be armed with
swords and pistols as before the Boer
war
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. George p. May. of No.
Is Adelaide-st., will hold reception
Thursday evening from TO 10 o'clock
In honor OF the twenty. fifth anniver-
Sary of their wedding
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
pIvoree for Old cathoIlcs.

court has decided. contrary TO previous
judicial findings. that members OF the
old Catholic church are entitled to a..
vorce, Heretofore Il was held that the
Old Catholics, being merely a sect of
tho Roman Catholic church. like Ro-
man Catholics. might secure a separa-
ton, but never a divorce except the
Vatican should apnul the marriage for
the several well-known reasons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
peath Wac on his ieala.

Jesse p Norris. of Shippers. Va
had close call In the spring OF 190t
He says: AN attack of pneumonia
left me so weak and with such a fear.
full cough that my friends declared
consumption had me. and death was
on my heels Then I was persuaded
10 try DR.. Kings New Discovery 4
helped me immediately, and after tag.
Ing two and half bottles I was Q
wen man again. | found out that New
Discovery Is the best remedv for
coughs and lung disease In ali tho
world" Sold under guarantee al 10.
G. Kinsel, Gray a Worcester, Central
Drug Co, drug stores. 80 and 81. Trial
bottle, 10c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30

! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gels leave We'd
nesday. May 6, for two months trip
through England. France, Germany
and Holland.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
In Loea! pLAYHOUSES

/ Girls" will give a chorus girls coli
test after the regular show that
should prove very interesting
The scene OF Ethel Barrymore's new
play, Her Sister" which will be pre-
seated In the Detroit opera house next
week. is laid In England. there being
but three, acts. The story deals with
the innocent escapade OF Jane Ham
mond. a sister OF Eleanor. which re-
suits in her being named as the co
respondent In divorce suit. In the
meantime Eleanor has become en-
gagged TO young man and the con
sent OF the young mans parents to the
marriage has been arranged, when the
news OF the divorce scandal becomes
public and Eleanor's picture is pub.
lished, through the Vaccinations OF
an adventures, instead OF that OF her
sister Everything is upset for a'time.
but with the progress or the play the
tangle Is unravelled
Emma Carus. the Broadway favorite;
THE Gainsboro Girl the latest novel
ty In vaudeville; the Laddie Gin, the
English boy comedian, are the princi-
pal acts OF interest on the Temple
theater next week. The last named
two acts are appearing In Detroit for
the first time. The Gainsboro Girl
Is in three scenes, showing The
Duchess OF Devonshire" Marguerite's
garden, and the Eternal City. Laddie
Cliff is. perhaps, the most successful
OF the English music hall celebrities
hat IN
cent years. His success tl the east
has been little less than marvellous.
There are several other acts on the
bill that will divide interest with the
stars mentioned. Among the names
GA the program are: JAS. +. Deiah and
Ida Lenharr, Mayme Remington and
her picks" Lewis and Green Mar
settles, the Three Yoscarrys.
Zelie DeLussan. one OF this coun.
,rys most celebrated singers. Will
play an engagement OF IL perform
ances In the Temple theater the week
OF May 90. Unlike the general run OF
famous operate stars who have tried
vaudeville Zelie ~DeLussan does not
confine herself TO the classical rum
ming of notes. but injects comedy into
some OF her songs. She has created a
furore among the vaudeville patrons
OF New York, Boston and Philadelphia
The next attraction In the Avenue
theater will be All G. Herringtons
Lady Birds" This company was
newly organized this season. II is
presenting two musical absurdities, "A
Night Out" and The Admiral's Vaca-
ton In which Mike j. Kelley and
Jerry d. Sullivan will have the prin-
cipal COMEDY roles. Sullivan is known
as "The original Yellow Kid" Among
the specia'ties offered will be the mus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
Full steam Ahsadl

Nat SLOW down." but Full steam
ahead" Ia tho command OF a clear
coincidence and sound head. We be-
lisye that absolutely. For this reason
II the experiment Of democracy In
this country IL not 20 end In crash
and failure, the Republic must be up,
built or rebuilt on lines OF rigid
honesty, No compromised Compro'
mise la servioeahle weapon. By,
this ID not tho time for T. This Is
ihe time far the naked sword Of hon.
esty, That now-or tho torch Of revo-
hutton fer our ohfldrcns--From Puck
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
SIPHON OF SODA MAKES
RUSSIANS "TERRORISTS'

PARIS. April ao,--Two innocent
Russians were arrested as Terror
lists" while drying through Paris In
an aute'eahi A loud explosion had
occurred IN the cab. the occupants
were out about the face and hands.
and naturally the police jumped to the
conclusiaa that they had been In pos
session of bomb which had exploded
Bprematurely,
They were taken before n masis.
trRte, aad after they had heen kept
In custody oil nisbt \ woman came "a
the police STATEN and explained that
she was respeaaible FOR the "bomh, .
N was aothing mere deadly than y
soda aiphop whieh, in n Fase. abe had
thrown al her husband, Miasina him.
II had gone Through the window ard
alishted in tbs cab In which the Rus.
sians were riding
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30

DRESDEN. April 30.--The twohun-
dredth anniversary OF the discovery OF
the secret for making hard or kaolinic
porcelain--the Dresden" and 'Meis-
sen" all the world admires---will be
celebrated here in January next by q
grand exhibition showing the historic
Of porcelain making In
Saxony, as we'll as France, England.
Prussia and Denmark
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30

Armed Fepbety ia still rife IN the
Kwailin District af China. despise the
sfferts OF ,Re authorities ia supprsas
IT, Over 400 ekeeutiaRs OF eifeadeFa
fpr this crime have taken place In
this district alone during the hast 10
months.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
Britain Restores Sword

zeal act Of the Bates trio and The
Great Chick" bicyclist
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
What Society Is Doing !

! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gels leave We'd
nesday. May 6, for a two months trip
through England. France, Germany
and Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. May, of No.
Is Adelaide-st., will hold reception
Thursday evening from TO 10 o'clock
in honor OF the twenty anniver-
,Sary Of their wedding.
The marriage OF Mrs. Marjorie b.
iIustin and DR.. Edward j. Randall
was celebrated at o'clock Wednes-
day evening In the new home OF the
couple. No. % Tyler-ave. The cere-
,mony was performed by the Rev. 8.
8. Marquis, rector OF st. Paul's Epis-
copal church, and was followed by a
reception.
The for the May pole
Fxercises and other features I'm con
necfion with the tenth annual May
day festival or Union lodge of s. o.,
No 3sAEs & A. M. took place Wed.
nesdat From the arrangements
,tnade. his expected that this event
''Nm be one or the most successful In
ne history, OF the organization.
Hfnsrwedd1ng of Miss Mabel G. Je-
3dme danghter OF Mrs. Franklin III. Jc.
rome end Percy Edward Blddlecombe.
WAS d61ebnafsd Wednesday evening
A Ehs hpnne OF the bride, No. 1909
DWonhinqstpn boulevard. The cere-
JpQux Ves performed by the Rev
Job4 H rBoyd,at 1870 O'Clock, and was
'fdnowed by q reception from 8 to 10
70 dock The bride wore a gown Of
white cluny lace over white satin and
.cYYPksd white roses and lilies OF the
txS1lays She was attended by her sis.
90 Hiss Blanche NJ Jerome, who
fWG1 white satin trimmed with lace.
fNf4 tsrome wore black chiffon trim
lupd Nth point lace. Harry DIN Turn.
~ pfnrfAted az best man. The couple
(wQl pBpat hume to their friends after
lesp} y Mo- 2s7z North Boulevard
NV -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-06

Is one of the fortunates of a doubtful
State.
How important Indiana has beer
10 the candidates for the Presidenc,
Is indicated by the following from
the New York World:
Mcclellan in 1864 lost New
York and Indiana. He was de-
feated
Seymour in 1868 carried New
York, but lost Indiana. He was
defeated.
Greeley in 1872 lost New York
and Indiana. He was defeated.
Tilden in 1876 carried New
York and Indiana. He was not
seated, but almost no student Of
American politics now doubts
that he was honestly elected.
Hancock in 1880 lost New
York and Indiana. He was de-
feated.
Cleveland In 1884 carried New
York and Indiana. He was elect,
ed.
Cleveland In 1883 lost New
York and Indiana. He was de-
feated.
Cleveland in 1892 carried New
York and Indiana. He was elect
ed
Bryan in 1896 lost New York
and Indiana. He was defeated.
Bryan in 1900 lost New York
and Indiana. He was defeated.
Parker in 1904 lost New York
and Indiana. He was defeated.
In fifty years no Democratic
candidate for President has been
elected who did not carry both
New York and Indiana. Since
Jackson's day no Democratic can
didate for President who carried
both New York and Indiana has
been defeated.
After reading this, 1t is easier
understand why in searching for
good man for second place, one Of ii
first requisites was that he shoul
come from Indiana. 1t recalls IL
story of the old New Englander's a,
vice to his son-"Get money, my so
Get 1t honestly, but get money" Ne
York is lost to the Democracy.
must have Indiana.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-06
BOYD and HIS WORK

Editor Event Ing Bul letin:
VIII you please insert In your valu-
able paper, my open letter.
wish to illucidate about the sub
ject matter MENTIONED about me In
the Advertiser this morning:
have no objection, or properly l
cannot object or defend myself II men
will be old Cronies and talk. lie. and
villify about others when they are
not present. but when our County
Fathers, who represents the people;
dares In open meeting to discuss
about the fitness, and cability Of any
single individual in this community,
and also to condemn him from
hearsy, without having any slight or
intimate business relation with him,
I say men of that description are not
fit to hold the high Office offered them
by the people. ! have had the great
est admiration. and respect for SUI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-06

President Roosevelt has Just done
two very pretty things. One was to
have the fleet of warships SO regu-
late its journey that it might pass
the leper colony in daylight and give
the unfortunates there chance to
see the finest marine spectacle the
world has ever beheld. This was a
thoughtful bit of kindness. charac-
terlstlc of the spirit of our country
and in every honorable to 1t. There
is real poetry and the sweetest of
sentiment in the use of this mighty
assemblage of destruction and Illus
tration of nations war-power to
please and interest unfortunate and
helpless outcasts cut off from asso-
citation with their beings
Richmond (Va.) Leader.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-06
POOR OLD SOUR BALL

The Blu ct | N tries to be severe
on laukea. but as the latter has not
divided any trust funds among his
official companions as the chairman
Of the Press Committee did, and omit
ted to explain what became of them,
he can probably stand the racket
Advertiser.
Poor Old Sour Ball!
1t is really too bad that its consti-
tutional state of unhappiness should
cause the morning paper to take such
a view of the Blu letin S attitude
toward Sheriff Iaukea.
ii is a mistake to assume that the
n has even presumed to be
severe on Iaukea. II Is strange that
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-06

old Sour Ball should suggest such a
thing, for has he not declared early
and often that the Bullet n can
not be severe on anyone?
laukea is wonder. We repeat It..
He can say that he did, one day. and
the next that he didn't. and all with
an atmosphere of such injured inno-
cence that 1t is a crying shame to
even attempt to slap him on the
wrist.
Not alone that. He can borrow
money from lwilei lsoi and declare
that he didn't know who this Isoi
was. and then with the same supreme
innocence declare that he tried to
get Iwilei-Isoi into $780, bribe
net.--all this in one breath,-with-
out injuring his status in reform cir
cles in the slightest. That is an
achievement in itself. 1t proves how
thoroughly genuine the reformers are
in their demand for first-class men,
efficient officers, and men above re-
proach. II Eliminates the sweet
character" of the reform" organ.
The mere fact that the town Sour
Ball has tired of defending Iaukea
and is passing n few moments by try
ing to satisfy his senile spite against
the Bulletin, is all the proof
needed OF the great merit of Iaukea
and the organ.
We regret that the Bullet n
has been so constantly misunderstood
by the lovely creature that sees pro.
found innocence in the administra.
tion of the County SherlT and dys
pepsia in everything else.
Cheer up, Sour Ball! Cheer up!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-06

pervisor Hustace for his Arm and
business like conduct in the chair:
and l want It known once for all, I
am firm believer in the motto. THE
survival of the ftest:" without re-
spect to color, relationship or other
wise" But Mr.. Hustace nor Cox nor
any other man has right to run my
reputation down publicly; especially
when had no intimation. or knowl-
edge of the proceedings which took
place yesterday evening: If my know
ledge of Road Engineering is under
Public examination, would recon-
mend the County fathers to my pres
ent employers, either to Marston
Campbell Sup't Public Works, or G..
II. Kluegel, Engineer.
r.. N. BOYD.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-06
DEMOCRATS NEED INDIANA.

The Presidential campaign this
year has brought out but one hither-
to unknown" in the list of possible
successful candidates. Mr.. Kern of
Indiana was an entirely new factor
except among those who have follow
ed politics very closely.
The candidate for the Vice Presi-
dency on the Democratic ticket APP
pears to be of Importance principally
because he comes from Indiana. He