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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-10
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

HHSbS TWIN SbSN "OWt6tNs
For thirty years Lydia +. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, fiatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinlham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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LYDIA Z. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

comes as a doom and blessing,
as it did to Mrs. +. Ellsworth, of
Mayville, n. Y, and to Mrs. w. p.
Boyd, of Beaver Falls, Pa, who say
81 was not able to do my own work,
owing to the female trouble from which
suffered. Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound helped me wonderfully,
and am So we'll that l can do as big a
days work as / ever did. wish every
sick woman would try it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02

In both the local and national political fields today the day of big
claims. Tomorrow night will be the night when will
go gimmering
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02
Like Debs Hisgen and Chaplin Iaukea Long and Be

Acs bureau is very busy which responsible for the
Republican candidates receiving that they knitting
one
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02

Fine Job Printing, star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02
DREDGERS HERE To
BID PEARL HARBOR

Vice-President and Manager N. R.
Harris, of the American and Golden
Gate dredging companies of San Fran
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THE TICKET TO VOTE.
morrow:

Here the ticket which good Republican citizens should vote to-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02

AS have explained before The straight
paper 1t believes in the right of citizens scratch their party ticket
when they think for the good of the community But
have also explained before the right scratch
ercised for trivial personal pudces preferences
Against possible wish bolt ticket should be placed the harm done
organization by boiling
The ticket given above the whole excellent Greatly
think the detrmnt of public interests has been bitterly
tackled point The attacks have been and more
ten days the subject of Them John W. Caart made challenge
his foes that they accept the gage of legal battle waive rights OF
delay against him Had the cha enge accept
ed decision might have been obtained by The
very injurious prominence true
has been years that Honolulu of
and gambling that these things should be the of
campaigns Not long ago the community deeply
Of agitators who Honolulu
try by announcing campaign before the fleet
Cabed and teegraphed all America
vicious conditions which really did exist The
pead Mainland Americans reading newspapers
might the conclusion that Honolulu vcerdden gam
bernfested place. which the Advertiser heroay conendng
with most of the rest of the city criminals from capturing
the whole machinery of and politics. The campaign
waged besides doing grave injustice unsy attack
ed does harm the fair of city land city
that seeks tourists cannot stand this sort of thing.
If it really that there danger great carnival of
vice and crime the campaign would be justified not true
1t NOT the real issue of the campaign. Our city one of the
cleanest in the world in many of these matters
For the rest the Republican party offers ticket that
era intelligent work in all departments Never its history did
the organization make such efforts its primaries before
them to get the citizenship of Honolulu of all classes aid it in put
ting up good ticket The Civic Federation were invited be-
fore the primaries and convention express themselves and if they
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02
EFFORTS TO MAKE LOCAL FORECASTS

Amid the strange of present local campaign forecast
ing The element calculations probable
how if all the Democratic party with its newound
campaign MCandess energy has gained strength The
Democratic party actually flush this time funds has created
ganaon and has urged the straight ticket dogma precinct
The vital element How strong will the straight ticket
Democratic be? 1t admitted that Republicans likely
scratch BIT the natural the Democratic plea for straight
ticket voting is Republican unity for the Republican party ticket This
the last moment should increasingly develop Hawaii going Dem
ocrac would be aont Republican national admin
which has much and which, there cXaggera-
ton has policies absolutely essential prosperity here We
have the right side the coming tariff revision
with view maintaining the industry have developed and
must have the of adwh Democrats fundamentally OPP
Iose-to bring industries
The election of McCandess delegate would be blow only
the industry but almost other Hawaiian productive
industry for distance from the American
do without tariff protection.
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No. - Cor. OF Smith ana ao..l "a.
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cisco, this morning arrived in the ST.
IBERIA to look over Pearl Harbor with
view to putting in bids for the dredg-
ing there.
The American Dredging Company
owns the Uncle Sam, the largest sue
ton dredge in the United States and
also owns the only suction dredge run
by a gasoline engines, the Yankee. The
engines are 1000 horsepower.
The Golden Gate Dredging Company
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02

The Star continues make statement that the
Advertisers opposition Cathcart his appointment
OF Brown AS this paper said nothing the subject
that appointment made and Star itself the only
daily that then criticized it. aseroid
do well to treat that with burst and 90 to
CahCart for another ue.-Adverter
The fact of the that The criticism consisted OF
remark by the MAN About Town that appointment of Brown was
political misakea remark which appears been very we'll
indicated 1t is not Star criticism however, but Ad
Yeser praise The Advertiser explained v # nrnted an
editorial commencing the Catart the county office
fishes against him. .e7 ~ F
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had anything against Republicans likely be named in
stop nominating any weak material The haa the
present high Such work deserves sup! TIC defeat it,
to break tip calculated weaken the party
discourage the better citizens who have recently devoted their ener
gies o reforming improving the party from within.
There perfect party the local field anywhere else and
perfect ticket But the Republicans have done the best worked the
hardest good government Theirs any event. the party most
depended upon for good government here therefore to the
good czns of nonpasan tendencies strengthen it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02
HIRAM BINGHAM DEAD.

The death of Hiram Bingham OF the greatest
ary of history. The life of this man shows ueVo
ton conceptions of duty comparable to that OF the greatest
all the world knows Strength OF character IN
tensity and conancy of purpose zeal and ability marked TINS
the ended century Those who chose and back
him may, they his passing away still feel
proud what he did Hiram Bingham Honolulu citizen III
whom community gains credit the world He created new
written language purpose of giving Christianity the people
who spoke it. spent long life without deviation from noble
humanitarian purpose formed early life and than this no man can
do
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02
GET LAND FREE
PAY FOR WATER

Director F. H. Newell of the U. s.
Reclamation Service was the guest of
the Commercial Club at noon today
and spoke Of small farming and the
disposition of government land, de-
claring that it was not a matter of
making money out of the land and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02

just closed a contract with the United
States for a years work at San Pedro
brealkwater
Harris will remain here a few days
and then return to Washington, d. c.,
where the Pearl Harbor bids will be
opened. w. II. Hoogs of this city is
associated with Mr.. Harris.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02

that land should be given free and
those to whom it was given should be
obliged to pay for the water.
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a. Delegate to Congress.
]. X KALANIANAOLE.
Territorial Senators.
HENRIOUES, EDGAR eide Hanalike)
HUGHES, JOHN A. (Keoni Hiu)
QUINN, E w. (Kuini Hama Paipu)
Representatives-4th District.
CASTRO, A. D.
COHEN, J. c. (Keo Koene)
DOUTHITT, E. A. (Kaukika)
KANGANOULU, JOHN X.
LONG, E. A. c. EEa)
SINGLE, ROBERT (Lopaka)
Representatives District.
RUEL KINNEY
z. B. MIKALEMI
A. S. KALETOPU
S. P. CORREA
D. K. KAMA
S P MAIELUA
Mayor
LANE, JOHN c. (Keon E) a'
Supervisors.
AHA WILLIAM
AYLETT, WILLIAM
cox, ANDREW E (Anau)
KANE, WILLIAM A. ere
LOGAN DANIEL (Lokana)
QUINN, JAMES c. (Kimo Kuini)
WATKINS, NORMAN (Waki<ini)
City and County Sheriff
JOHN H. WISE (Keoni Waikiki 90 ~
City and County Auditor. 10!
BICKNELL, JAMES (Kimo Bikinele) .lr
City and County Clerk
KALAUOKALANI, JR., D. ,...
City and County Attorney.
CATHCART, J. w. (Keoni Katekate)
... City and County Treasurer.
Won HOLT, HARRY NJ. (Iale)
Deputy Sheriff Honolulu
CHRIS. J. HOLT (Kaliko)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-02

Kulio has finished his campaign with whirwind showing of
strength candidate and There little need
about his Two specially his
candidate for reeconhrs that he policies
a to the prosperity of the islands and his
The friends kuo has made the standing he has Washington
asset the Territory should not lightly aside
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GOOD WORKS.

Good works do not receive
their last perfection till they, as
it were, lose themselves in God.
This is a kind of death TO them,
resembling tia. Of our bodies,
Which will not attain their high
es. life, their Immortality, till
they lose themselves 10 the glory
OF Or sou's, or rather of God,
whcrewith they shall he filed.
And It is only what they had OF
earthly and mortal, which good
WORKS lose by this spiritual
death.
Fire is the symbol of love; and
the love Of God ia the principle
and the end of all our good works /:
but as truth surpasses figure,
the fire of divine love has this
advantage over material fire, that
it can re.ascend to its source,
and raise tE.ther with it all the
good works which it produces:
and by this means it prevent,
their being corrupted by pride.
vanity, or any evil mixture. But
this cannot be done otherwise
than by making these good works
ina spiritual manner die in God,
by a deep gratitude, which
p!unges the soul 10 him as an
abyss: with all that it is, and all
the grace and works for which it
is indebt d to him: n gratitude
Whereby the soul seems to empty
itself o, !hcIl. that they may re.
tnrn to thtir source, as ri:ers
seems wiling to empty them.
selves, wAan they pour them.
selcs wi.A al their waters into
Tie sea.
f! When we have received any
favor from God. we ought to re-
tire, if not into our closets, into
our hearts, and say. | come
Lord, to restore to thee what
thou hast given, aud | freely re-
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linquish it to enter again into
my own nothingness. For what
is the most perfect creature in
heaven or in earth in thy pre-.
sence, but a void capable of being
filed with thee, and by thee. as
the air which is void and dark is
capa bic of being filed with the
light Of the sun? Grant, there.
fore, o Lord, that l may never
appropriate thy grace to myself
any more than the air appropri-
ates to itself the light Of the sun,
which withdraws it every day to
restore j, the next, there being
nothing in the air that either ap.
propriatea its light or rcsists it,.
IOgive me the salac facility Of re-
ceivlng and restoring thy grace
and good works! ! say shine;
for | acknowledge the root from
which they spring is in thee, not
in me-"
A constant attention to the
work which God irtrus,s us
with. is mark Of solid piety.
Love fasts when it can, and as
much as it can. consistert with
health. 1t leads to all..the ordin.
ances of God, and employs itself
in all the outward works, where.
Of it is capable. 1t flies as i,
were, like Elijah. over the plain,
to find God upon his holy noun.
tain.
God is SO great that lac com.
municates greatness to the least
thing that is done for his service
Happy arc they who are sick;
yea, or lose their life for having
done q good work,
God frequently conceals the
part which his children have in
the conversion of other souls.
Yet one may boldly say, that per.
Bon who long groans before him
for the conversion OF another,
whenever that soul is converted
to God, is one OF the chief causes
OF it and the burden relieved.
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PFC, rs R)N TT Ok.
Corn emitting is the order of The

Corn emitting is the order of The
day.
Mr.. j. Tucker will soon have
his new house completed.
Our approximations il now
with her daughter Mrs, Campbell.
ar. and Mrs. J. Cas-. Willie
uass and two aisters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kunk'e and daughter and
children gave Mrs. A. j. Stevens a
surprise visit lnst Tuesday in hon.
or Of her Gsrd birthday.
Mr.. Frank Walton is working
Tor Mr.. J. Finley neal Willow
Springs.
llesr those wedding bells, Well
You just listen awhile around
Norwood.
Mrs. Nan Walker was in Trask
Monday.
hr'. A. B. Stevens has been on
the sick list, but is better at pres
ent.
Hope the white city will prosper
in it's new home.
Yours for the truth.
ACorrespondsat.
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FARM FcR SALE

A farm laying 6 miles South OF
Mountain Grove contains .233
Acres can DO had as cheep as di.t
:, be sold We shGll givs II full
description Of this farm later.
Should any ono want to Euy this
farm they can't do better in South
Nc. Apply at this office
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QUErTl0N 70. ~.
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TAKE NOTICE.:

'av party ct parlie. wishing TO
ny qnoG,,Jns. through hi.
ul"n AIRY subject rellsi.
...,r ~ o,hrrw.ae ehall lie
;..,.'.f, E.t,pd Gat in no case
I ar Editor allow any slnns
',arE iS'aaos 50 through
,lmLs
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The HUMAN,
Text.

do Grosn. being bufdvned. not for tia.
Ue would he uuclothed. but clothed
upon that m"r,sli,y nigh, he swaiIssd
up ofrts. 2 CIR 5-4
The human part Of man re-
quires much study. All men in
their humanity, are not the same.
Some men has an inclination. TO
ibe cruil, others have an inclina.
tion to be revengeful. The
inclination Of some are TO be
J jovsl, others TO be more solemn
All have striking contrast from
each other, and especially the
one that has the inclination TO
seek out all opportunities, to
take the advantages OF their
Tell w man. Those are they that
the word speaks OF in tits
manner.
| Woe Ie them dcvi,c IN guilty and WORK
ey!l upon Their beds sLcr Ne. m.,r'rg
Il, liSh,. they practise it. bec.u,e il 10
I'm tbc .nvcr OF their baud.
! And 'h'y covst fields. and take III IN
by violence: and houscs. and take the m
away 80 they cypress msn and bis
house even 4 man and III. beri'agc.
micah. 2-i--2
| In hi, scripture we have men
represented in their craftiness
even while laying upon their
beds scheming TO take the ad
vantage OF others: And in cur
; everyday life we sec such men
| And by such craftinss. ever
. they have gotten much gain.
v Aud by such gain they have
taken the bread and butter, frOu
many Of their neighbors child
rem and instead have supplied
them, with voc and want. There
is many rong Impressions, il
regard to the human part 0
man.
There is many who tbinl
that the carmel mind Of man
Is the human part yet We mus
say ,hM this i, II rong belief
We heya heard TIE exprc.aior
like this That is the mama
part Chat is in HIM This TO is
T. ronE expire ssion for the humal
y part OK man is his flesh an,
bones, snl the flesh and bone
is the house of, and for ia
Natural mind some think tina
the Natural mind and the carnc
mind is the same, but this i
another mistake. The Natur,
'mind or the Natural Law il villa
- God placed in man. Any thin
that is Natural, is the dcsine {
God. But the carmel mind is no
The csrnsi mind was brouEl
about BY satan after he ha
been cast ont Of heaven that
after satan had been cast ont {
Il heaven to earth he then too
le pos>csSion Of the natural min
OF the Gentle world. In thi
msnner the carnal mind wa
Wrought about, And it was fl
this reason that Paul sad thi,
Bat ! Sc. smother law 10 NJ mel
bc's WAITING s:ai1t the .ar Of II,
mind aud bringing me in 10 car'.v,,
&c the law o' ia y aich 10 II MY m,m,rr
&c Hon "a
Now t'il law brings the natur.
mind INTO subsection unit, tn
carnal mind, and carnaIi,y 5,
NJ, Tor Paul said, aga,r.
aud then . law that when I wa,
do good. e,i! i, ptsscai with me, Hou
al
TO And then says.
ii. Nov The II il no more | that d,
u. au' s,n tia, dwt.le,h in me. R,n. =,
10 And then again, this is VIII
$50 Paul said this
a, he aus to csrrh mini Is crm'
pL aGn'rs. God; Tor It IL not snhi.c, 10 I,
law q doi, neither indeed can
R"n,. 81
Yes after the wicked one h:
taken possession Of our natur
mind then we become carna
and then Paul had o right to 50
the Carnal mind is not subje
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Ea an, and Why it is not sub.
jet TO the law Of God, and Meth
er can be. Yet for fear our
readers may not be able to com
prshend the reason, we shall
add, this: That the Gentle
world before the coming OF
Christ, was not subject to the
law OF God: For they were 4 law
unto them selves. As you can
read.
FOR when ihe Gentle. Which hsve
not the Law 60 by nature the things
contained in tie law these having rot
the lsW arc Is. Unto themselves; Ron
Ala
| And while they we're in this
state, they c,u d not be brought
under tie Law o: God, hence, it
| sri :nd God to send bis only be.
! gotten son down FROM heaven 10
crs ate them q new in him, and
make them new creature, In this
manner. God did bring them
under the law Of the spirit Of
life. And in this way satan
could be over come, and the car.
nal mind subdued or brought in
to subjectiOn. Bot before satan
was cast out OF hea7en, God did
not require, TIE Gcn'iles to
serve him in split Ard after
Isaiah Was cast out u heaven TO
earth, he then I, Ok po.s session
ef the Gentile9 people that was
not a people in this manner they
became very carnal, and this
carnal mind, now In them, was
: not Subject to the law OF God
neithca indeed could be: For this
reason David Said this.
| For WAS envions at Ii. foolish.
when | SAW the prosperity Of the wick
r IL.
q For there are no bands in ,beii death
A but their strength is 1lul
They arc not 10 trouble ne other mer
l mother nrs ,hey plagued like other men
Thsicfors pri.!e compssseih then
G abuni a. chin; violence coyefelh then
t Is garment.
i THEFT eyes stand oG. with falns.s
y they have more than heart coIId wish
u They are corrupt and ,pesk wicked,
y concerning oppression: lkcy 'pcal
< losti!y,
They set their month sG.ins, III
heavens AID their tough. ualee;i
u. through the esrh. Psalms 73 30
Though they were very wick
= cd; yet they had no bands il
:, their death. And were not il
. trouble like other nen (thc Jews
: they could not BE- held account
I sble for their wicke1ness foi
i they were u law unto themselves
and it t,ok the precious bloot
Of Jesus 10 bring them il
10 lection, and that too, By
bringi, . THEM under the law o
u the Spirit, in giving to then
Z Salvation, or Eternal life. IL
the above Statements We hav,
4 gwen our reader. these facts ST
/, that the many who do not under
stand what the human part o
man is, can understand.
" And in Conclusion will say W,
would IN noway try to present an.
misleading thought. The mai
y who works and tolls in the lin,
10 and duty Of a Christian man: H
'e is at all times coming in contac
with obstickles, difficult to eve
come. and when placed in 4 falls
, belief it makes it much harde
Y for him. And our great desir
It is to help a man in fireplace Of pre-
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y ics,ion NJ, 81

Dear Erp Grrs't --riessr explain The
.ct,rluir rrrolied In Mali. = Ia IL verse
.nrlush ,hr r,.lmas II The "CrLssL, ="
Ma L.zzie Cssnsr.
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QUESTION No. 20.

", would like il hiu G.srett G0ut
'rll rs tbs real meaning ot This acrip uIe
81 Lake lie 10,
Walter tnrs
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In thu ras' ttr.i0n o. al .hings.
(Acts a-20--l J Tho Ark Of the
covenant and the two tables ol
stone must cora. forth now |,
there Any scriptures to show
whore thoy will be found.
c. 4. Slmous.
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QUESTION NO. 70.

Bro. Garrett. Featr captain The foi
lowing scripture Heb 6~+-s
MIRA Lula Jarrett.
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QUESTION. no -.
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Ed WoRID's CRGssGT -.Pi-ss tell NJ
the plAiA facts OF thu following scrip
turc, Hob. 8-I--2.
Emma Keys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
VAN CiEVE MAKES
ATTACK ON BRYAN

FAIRv1Ew. LINCOLN. Neb.,
Aug i7-w-m. J. Bryan today de-
ollned TO reply TO the attack made
upon him yesterday by James W
Van Cloavc. president Of the Ma
tlonal Association Of Manufaciur.
ers. but may make an answer later.
Among the questions Ia which the
Commoner may reply are these.
Does not bryan. AZ a lawyer and
public man. know that his platform
charges are falEe7
Does he personally favor the le-
gAllzation Of the boycott
Does not Bryan know that the
vicious provision in the Denver plat.
form Of the payment Of depositors
In insolvent banks would penalize
the honest aud careful banker for
the benefit Of the banker who Is
dishonest and reckless7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-17
PRICES PAID To
PRODUCERS

The following purchase prices
quoted on Western aN this mefnist -
POULTRY ~sOid hens, live we.ta- .-iss
per pound dressed, lie PET penna -
chickens tive is-gec per pound oI...'~s.
use Per pound. brellers sse pei f .s,sss
squads se-t1 per doxens dueAs -
&c per pound, pigeons 81 yer ae. .s.-...s
uUTTER-Locai ranch. lsc per w.
pound.
EuGg local ranch. as-aec. -. -
MEATS. live weiEht COWS 1000
pound steers. tao per ppena
wethers &C. per pound ewes
pound Hogs I've per pcuha -
IL per pound Bulls and oxen 40
pound taH
MEATS Dressed Veal large -
per pound; medium. 1911 &c pef 1890
The foliovinE are local
made on Western av this mpfhi"s .,r,ss
FRUIT Raspherriea, sEai III fa
fo-lh. box. Gbc-ff hlachheltles sse.
Eravenstein apples. ti-itei ests a Is,
ford peaches. 81, Bartlett pears
&i5e 80 ,ne ri
NEaErA Es-CabheEe. lN-lsl nv
pound, head lettuce, 2t-aec ntte se-tEe
barb. &c per pound green en, ~ ~ ten
Per daKen new potatoes fae..a. aessn.
spinach. SSc box. caullflower se-eea
beetH. tia5-1b0 sack; eucumNe'A
doben. carrots 81 sack.