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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
He FIGHTS THE PEUpltS BATTLES.

Collins Herald, Covlngton Comfy.
There is no man in Miss ssipDI tt-
day " O is more dcSrry ng tI!an Pa,
ton II rriaon, there is Mt 0te i'll
Mississippi today Whn is N IRE wor-
Thy of his achievements la pubic and
private lie, and there is none who
have bten more faithful To Their pu =
lie trust and duty.
His achievement, hayr been by
his Individual efforts, and N advel :
til;uuS aid has been his. His ellly
youth and manhood was handicap =
ped by p, verify and enforced by his
Individual efforts and energy. To
the attainment of an education he
suoordina!ed every trivial consider
alton, specially that false pride which
would groIel in ignorance rather
than surrender to high aims / fe.
Those around his old home in the
days If his boyhOod ut Crystal
Springs 'ecall him as newsboy. as a
fruit box aker, as camp meeting
hack driver, as general utility
youth about town, devoting his va
cation time It'd earning dollars in an
honest though low!y way. They re-
call his finishing public school with
distinction; they remember that he
worked his way as waiter in the
mess hall of the University of Louis
lana ia order that he might baffie old
poverty. Ia that University by his
studlou> habits, gentlem lnlv deport-
ment and affable manner he won for
himself the respect of his tutors and
his fellow students.
All But mark you high aims
count not means but end :, and b uSh
aside all considerations except those
which are honest. That is the way
Harrison saw his future-He is he
pride of his home town where be is
recalled a. the newSboy, the hack
driver, he waiter, and etc Ampng
Il, friend in South Mississippi he is
known as ii man of the people, and
for the people which accounts for
his exceedingly great popularity.
Aud in this campaign be is h, man
that is loadiag the pace as he tights
the peoples battle, a> in early life
he fought his way To respect and d $
tinetiou. He is one around whom
the dust of the peoples BATTLES rise
and fall in this campaign for A PED
PIES REPRESEN FATIVEIN THE
HALLS OF CONGRESS. Reme.n-
Der the words of Benjamin Franklin
IF thou wouldst have faithful SER
want and one that thou likest, serve
myself Which means If yod want
a representative, faithful rep e
sen tative, and one You viii lik'',
YOU SHOULD ELECr "lIE NJ. N
THAT IS LIKE Thy SELF A
NAN OF THE PEOPLE AND FOR
TIE PEOPLE
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12

Yes, we readily admit that Han ri
son is having a hard battle this
time. There are forces pitted against
him that call forth all his latent
energies, if victory is TO perch on his
banner, but better SO. Such efforts
will develop him and render him
more grateful to the common people
upon whose votes he will have to re-
~ to make the landing. in meeting
such vigorous opposition he naturally
will have come to study closer than
ever before the needs and demands
of THE PEOPLE; commit himself
positively that way, and feel bound
to work early and late to that end to
discharge the obligation assumed
Coming out of such race he will be
plumed knight ready for the peo-
ple's fray at the National seat of
government, and can be depended
upon to make good as he las always
done. His personal magnetism and
tireless energy will win results for
him and his constituency there as il
has in every undertaking of life.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
Charles Scott Sure to Be in RAGS.

Hon. Charles Scott, candidate fol
governor, has announced that he viii
not open his campaign until next
year. In the mean time his opponent
Hon. Earl Brewer, is vigorously
canvassing the state. not, however,
making political speeches, but paw
ing the way for the exercise of his
well-known faculty of vote-getting
when the time comes TO put IL i'm
operation. Mr.. Scott has been SUI
fering with IL throat affection for
some time and will spend the sum-
ner in the Northwest in an effort 10
place his VOCAL organs in condition
To stand the strain of u vigorous can
va~>.- Mobile Register, Miss. Col
lumn.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12

To claim in this race that anyone
OF the three strong men disputing
for the office, is far in the lead of the
others at this stage of the campaign,
would be writing dbrn >um"rh hing
too elastic for our co.. SCI nee. We
receive exchanges aud have heard
news from practically ll over the
district, and we are franz to say that
the race appears clos with Harrison
probably forging little ahead, Lewis
a close second and raIv not far be-
hind. These are the nlrluslons we
draw, and wont miss IL lar We ven
ture when the votes ar, counted OF
course there could b. some sudden
swing which might change the rela-
tive position some. but we seriously
doubt il, aud see no leading that
way, In all probability there will
be a second runoff with Harrison in
it good aud sGrong. y landslide
might come for our fAvnrlte, but
think not now
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
YI)eATHS}
MRS. AMANDA SUMMERS.

The death angel has visited tho
home of Mr. ". w. Summers and
carried away his wife, Mrs. Amanda
Summers. leaving behind her a bus
band and his parents her FIVE baby
children and host of relatives to
mourn and grieve after her. Weep
not but prepare yourself to meet her
up yondpr in that city of light where
there will he no weeping. Amanda
died the 28ih Tuly 1910 and was bur-
ipd Mt the Freeman Cemnterv tn e
funeral service was conducted bv
Rev. Mr.. BIackIeg.
Amanda Was not old. She was onlv
about 30 years old, but the Lord saw
better place for her than to leave
her Eerp. 1t was a sad sight but
when the Lord calls one we have to
submit but he prepared and waiting
for we know not what minute we are
to follow Ter to that Great Beyond.
Written by
Mrs SIMON SUNNI ERS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
EDITORIAL
Remember Monday, August % i
the Compression Election Day

In presenting Mr.. Harrison = cam
paign, we have Iabored more to show
his merits than the dement's of any
of his opponents, though whore the
wires got crossed we have tndelvOr-
ed to assist in the untangling. We
trust that our method of handling
his candidacy has offended no one.
We have sought to avoid trampling
on anyone's feelings, though we have
made some plain observations as we
went along. We desire to be friends
with all if possible, and appreciate
the men who are broad enough to diff
ferent with one another and yet be
friendly. Lets ali go out of the cam
paign with no regrets and no deep
seated lurklngs of political hatred.
Remember we are all democrats, and
it bchooYes tue party not to be toe
factIOuS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12

Dispatches in the daily prints an
nOunce the voluntary withdrawal OF
E. NJ Barber from the Congressional
race. Barber had never seriously been
in the running, his candidacy be-
ing looked upon more as IL standing
political jest than anything else. We
wish to say while ON this subject
that as a Democratic newspaper we
most emphatically di~provc of the
campaign methods of Barber. He
behaves more like buShwhacker
than a Democrat. His actions are
altogether the most irregular and
unbecoming to a state where chival-
ny prevails in the game political. His
claptrap behavior has been set down
on at the polls and we trust that he
will never again render himself aud
his party ridiculous by rolling Into a
race like a Shiny backed turtle off ii
log into the water Que who denies
the fine ethics, Should not try the
game.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
When! to Plant lurnips.
Southern Farm Gazette.

Sourlhern Farm Gazei te.
Turnip planting time begins III
August, for the early or summer
sorts and lasts rnli November TO
the Sevrn-rop variety Use Tor
greens in he >prlGg. Sow il good
supply Vi both kinds, and make two
or three snwings of the early sorts.
When cold weather COMES they CA
easily be put in pit or hole ami
kept III il after Chris Omai
Every weed that you ALLOW to rip
en- seed this year means hundreds
next year. Now is the accept, d
time to get rid of weeds, briers and
bushes; and every day neglect
means more seeds to ripen, and NOR,
work for you next year. Get Oul
the moving machine, the suythe, auC
| she mattock aud get busy.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
Byrd and Harrison.
Clarke County Tribune.

O'dt NO OOuhOy LilOuuc.
Byrd in the 9th and Harrison in
the 9th Congressional Districts, both
seem to be making winning races.
The most encouraging reports are
coming in from all places where they
have recenGly made speeches. and the
handwriting on the wall upon every
turn seems to point, certain vic
tory.
Now, to make assurance doubly
sure, for the primary is not long off,
let the friends of each rally the more
enthusiastically and storm the citadel
with a phalanx that will sweep every
thing before it.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12

This is possibly the last issue OF
this paper that will pass under the
eyes of most of our readers before e.
lection day. Our case is made out.
We feel like W. have done our duty
for our former countyman and ia
vorite, Mr.. Harrison, and shall, I'M
less something developes to warrant
it in the way of new matter in the
campaign, and we wot not, have very
little TO say next week about it ex-
cept by way of exhortation, sum-
marizing etc., leaving the results to
the suffragists and a disposing Prov
ldence who ordains the powers that
be. Possibly we have used more
space that some of our readers in
Greene though the cause warranted,
but we ask you to consider that the
Herald has gone out and done yoe-
many service in many places over
the district where otherwise Harri-
sons side of the matter would not
have been strongly presented, and
the other side had been and was be-
ing extravagantly and perslstently
played up. We have not lost our
head over politics nor played the fool
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
Respectfully,
j. A. MILLS.

Eugene Breland is in receipt of
letters from his uncle, Hon. Andrew
Clark of Sumrall, Marion County,
which clearly reveals his attitude in
the Congressional cImpaign, as be
ing for Harrison. Such man as
Andrew Clark is bound to veal in
tluence for any cause he espouses,
as he is a SPLENDID type of the ripe
honorable citizen.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
CITATION NOTICE

A. II. Harrison lin Chancery
VS.. No. 1913. ( Court oft ne
j. w. Farley. ct ais. lCCunty Miss
The State of Mississippi:
TO George 5. Leatherbury Jr. j, w. FARLEY
anu all other persons claiming the lands de.
>cribed as the sw or of sw Or. Sec. 81. T. l. s. r.
W., Greene County. Miss.
You are hereby commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of Greene in
said State, at u term of said Court to be held on
the
End Monday of January, A. D. 1911.
at the Court House in the Town of Leakesville
Miss. to plead answer or demur to the answer
ar d cross bill of Butler Williams one of the
defendants in the original bill OF Complaint in
the above styled cause.
This August ard. A. D.. 9l0
e-26 8. r, MCKAY. Clerk.
T. r. JAMES, Sol. for Butler Williams.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
Life On Panama Canal

has had one frightfuI draw back. MI;
ria trouble that has brought s,rfer-
ing and death to thousands. rhe
germs cause chilis. fever and ague,
biliousness, jaundice, lassi Jade,
weakness and general debility. But
Electric Bitters never fail to de- 70,
them and cure malaria troubles.
Three bottles completely cured me
of very severe attack OF malaria.
writes VIM. A. Fretwell, of Lucama,
N. c., land I've had good health
ever since. Cure Stomach, Liver
and Kidney Troubles, and prevent
Typhoid. SOC. Guaranteed by Peep
les DIR Ig Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12

Lewis will get few votes in
Greene County, but they will look
few indeed by the poll Harrison will
come out Of it with. And be it re-
membered also that Harrison will
get some votes in JacGson County.
In fact what Lewis gets in this coun-
ty will scarcely balance what Pat
will pick up in Jackson, though oil
course Jackson is conceded to Lewis
as Greene is to Harrison. We were
talking with a Jackson county man
last week from the Bowel vicinity
and he told US that he was Lewis
man, but there were some in Jackson
county who would vote against
Lewis. There is not man who ever
held off that did not make some
enemies but we are asserting that
the number Harrison made is
startling few, and we do not expect
to be successfully contradicted.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
The Niger and His Rabbit Dig.
Aberdeen Examiner.

Aberdeen EXamlner
Did You ever reflect upon the fact
thai but for the negroes and the dogs
the rabbits would become an intOl.
leraDle nuisance Oh our prairies, as
they have Income in Australia and
mary portions OF the west? With
The destruction of the dogs in the
prairie> the farmers could divide
time and crops between the craw..sh
in the wet lands and the rabbits to
the hills and be as happy us possai
BILE under The circumstances.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
A Lion Hearted Statesman.
Perry County Review.

Perry County Review.
Speaking OF the Ovett Picn;c)-
Last but not least among the speak
ers was Hon. B. P. Harrison, the
silver tongued orator and lion heart
ed statesman of south Mississippi
Although the people were worried,
having already listened to three ad-
dresses yet he held the greater part
of them, they giving very good at
tentiOn, to the close of his address.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
Gaining In Lamar County.
Despatch in Basstield News.

Despatch in Bassield News.
SPECIAL from PurvIs Hon. B. 2,
Harrison vas in Purvis Monday and
spoke there. He was met by many
admirers and given a hearty vel
come. Mr.. Harrison seems t. b.
gaining ground in Lamar ald We be
Iievc that 6 will carry this COUNTY
over any one in the rae. He is q
clean, energetic young man and Ia
many friends and farm supporters
here
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
Other Editors Chatter
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Union Advocate Jackson. }

Y 'TfN7'' OO''VO 7 t0NFNf'VFTfT
The union is waging war against
debt. Better go ON short rations
and wear your old cloths one year,
so you can go to town in the fall
with your crop and look the mer-
chant who has formerly owned you,
square in the eyes and tell him to GO
to thunder.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
Harrison Hoop La!
EllisvI.le News.

News from every section of the
District indicates that Pat Harris OIL
is gaining ground, The consensus
of opinion Is that he will lead in the
first primary and some Of his en-
thusastic admirers even profess to
believe that he will get more
votes than all three of his opponents
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
PROCEEDINGS
COUNTY DEM. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
All Necessary Arrangements Made For
Holding Election August Il.

Monday August 9Th, at Eleven o'clock
and transacted the following bust
ness.
The committee was called to order
by Chairman J. Fl. Turner and the
following members were present: ].
h, Turner, James Faulk, L. D. Clark
Il. p. Heidelberg. G. L. Avera, ]. w.
Daughdrill, r. l. Backstrom, Charles
! Hillman and r. L. Valley.
The matter of printing the ballots
for the Primary election to be held
Monday August %, 1910 for the
nomination of a Democratic Candi-
date for Congress from this the 9Th.
Congressional District was taken up
and it was decided to print eleven
hundred ballots to be distributed
among the different boxes as follows:
Leakesville 225, Avera 20, Wade 225.
McLain 100, Daughdrill 40, State
Line 90. Washington z25, Vernal 100,
Leaf 30. Contract for printing same
awarded Greene County Herald.
After some discussion it was de-
cided that it would be necessary to
tax each of the three candidates the
sum of 81 100 to pay the expense of
of the primary.
Next was taken up the appoint
ment of managers, Peace officers and
Returning officers for the Primary
election to be held on August 22nd.,
1910 and the following were appoint
ed at the following boxes:
LEAKESVILLE: Managers-T. X.
Turn r, Curt Mcleod and Jesse
Byrd.
Peace Officer-F. ]. Green, Return
ing Officep-H. p. Heidelberg.
Vernal; Managers-W: D, Eubanks,
R. f. Mcleod and Murdock Nc
Intosh.
Peace Offcer-M. G. Mcleod,
Returning Oflicrr-John Mcintosh
State Line: Managrrs-R Briggs
ST., W. j. WilliamS.and l. p. Pcaslcr.
Peace OffiCer-B. r. WouL4rd, Re.
turning Ofticer-C. +. Avrr,.
Avera: Nanagers-A. r. Clark, DC.
Landlord, 5. ". Ayera. P.ac., Oil
cer-J. p. Avrra. Returning Officer
L. D. Clark.
Wade: Murdork Wallr,
Alex Valley and ]. n. ID unlam
Peace Oficer-W. ". Wa, ry, Re
turning Ofticer-R. H. Wa by.
Washington: Manag. II. IIIr
vlson, f. X. DAughdriIi an Ell
Green. Peace Oftic I'll V. llillmam.
Returning Officer CIaries IIillman
McLain: Managers Sam Green, IT,.
NJ, Weldy and joe Cochran. Peace
Offcer-Lee Dunnam, Returning
Officer. W. Daue hdrilI.
Leaf: Managers. c. Daughdrill,
Clyde 7 h m son and Js ,o>ara.
Peace Oficer-Mo It Nixon,
Returning Officer j. w. DaughdrilI
Daug Managers D. Daugh.
drill, ]. NJ. McLendun and A. S
Miller, Peace Offcer-W. T. DaIgh.
drill, Returning Officer J. w.
Daughdrill.
Il. P. Heidelberg appointed to
look after the sending out of the bal
lot boxes and the supplying of the
same with the necessary stationery,
etc.
Committee adjourned to meet in
Leakesville at IL O'Clock, Tuesday
August 23rd. to canYass the returns
Of tue election.
JAS. Ii. TURNER, Chairman.
II. p. HEIDELBERG Secty.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
Legal Advertisements.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
The Stat" of iSsissippi.

The Stat of iSsissippi.
TO w. f. Greene. whose place OF residence
and post office address is unknown. You are
commanded to appear before the Chaucerv
Court OF Greene County. mississippi on rule
day Of said Court to be held in the office of the
Clerk OF said Court. on the Second Monday
the lOrh day ofOctober 1910.
in the town of Leakesvile, Mississippi. to de
fend the suit in said Court OF the Central Trust
Company, corporation. wherein you are de-
fendant.
This the 9Th day of July l9lO
tChan. CT. Seal) S. R. MCKAY. Chan Clerk
IA p. Heidelberg. Solicitor for Complnt. GID
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
homestead PUBLICATION NOTICE
Department OF the Interior.
u. = Land ON e at jackson. Miss.
JulV ~ ION

ISIU.
Notice is hereby given that Morris E.McLain
of Richton, Hiss. Route No. l. Box ST. Who
on Sci TENDER 81. 1904 made Homestead Entry
No. 3g9l0 Serial NO. OlS36 for t. e ne or of the
sc q Section II. township North. r.
West. st. Stephens Meridian has filed notice of
intention TO make Final ive-yer Proof.
to establish claim to the land above described
before the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Greene
County at Leakesville Miss on the
Bird day of September 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ira Dunnam.
e. p Smith. William Freeman. Howell Brew
er. all of Richton. Mississippi. R. TO 1.
J.JAY WHITE. Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
HON STEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE
Department of the Interior.
. s. Land office at jackson Miss,

Department of the Interior. }
U. s. Land office at jackson Miss,
July 30. 1910.
Notice Is hereby gwen that Manson w. Bali
OF Betty, Miss. who. on November -, 1914
made homestead entry NO. 40065. Serial NO
O925 for the NV "a OF the sw A. Section 2
TowDSh,p2 North, Ranger West St Stephens
Meridian has filed notice of intention to make
Final five year Proof to establish claim TO the
Circuit Court of Greene County,at Leakesville
Mississippi on the
lULn day of September, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Rufus Bradley
trek Brewar. Ballas Pipklns, George Moore
all ,fBetty. MiSS.
j JAY WHITE Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12

The Bassheld News, ii recently Le-
clared for Mr.. Harrison, comes out
last week with a full page display.
and its front page at that, devoted
altogether 20 publishing the plat
form with which we are all familiar,
as sent out sometime Lack by the
Harrison Campaign Committee on a
postal card. This move expresses
some of the enthusiasm felt over in
the Northwestern part Of the district
for our favorlte.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
HONOR ROLL.

Turner, Mrs. MaIissa, City $1.OO
Pope, w. T., nichton, R.F. d. 200
Valley, Hard. Richton, RID. 200
Turner, Jas. H. City LOO
Deane, Mrs. n. E., McLaurin LOO
VALLEY, R. L., Richton, r. F.D.1 LOO
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12

Subscribers not receiving their pape +
are requested to notify ohe office that the
faultmay be discovered and remedied quickly:
report changes in address promptly, it matters
not how frequently they occur.
Cards of Thanks of customary length will be
inserted for 81 payable in advance; # long-win-
ded extra charge added.
One obituary to each deceased published free
il of reasonable length.
FRIDAY August II, 1910
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
Announcements.

We are authorized to announce
Hon Il p. HARRISON
as candidate for Congress from this the
Sixth congressional District of Mississippi
subject to action of the Democratic Party; in
August
The Herald is authorize TIC announce
Hon. FRANK II. LEWIS
of Jackson County as candidate for Congress
Sixth Congressional District, Miss, subject
to action of the De rocratic Party.
OUR CHOICE FOR CONGRESS
HON. B. PAT HARRISON.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12

Advertising rates furnished on application.
Whiskey and Tobacco ads Taboned.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-12
suRSnRIrTIoN RATE.

One year, Of Pad a / Advanced 81 "
6 " Of not - 81 p
4 years Of Paid in Advance) 50. 0(
Six months. .... $50. -. .o'
Three months. -. 49,. z?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-13

sci ma veselico. Povsod je bio
pravo bratsko veselje, mixer nj
bio Guti robatega pridusanja, Xxi
je posebno V navadi, med tistimi
slovenskimi delavci, ko so malo
vinieni. XII so klerikalcem "a rep
in parade.
ko sem stopal Z hriba vessel in
zadovoljen nizdol, Sc mi je obu-
dila leila: kmalu zopet sedeti
sredi teh gostoljubnih, mirnih,
krepkih, pa zavednih slovenskih
MOI in fantov, katere vsakdo, &c
Z mimi obcuje, pc njih dostojnem
obnasanju in izbrani govorici spo-
INA "a zveste vojake delavske So
cialisticne vojske,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-13

kot Jill skubijo dandanes pod
slavno Waldo Tafta.
TeodorGe trdi, da plaza "a ME
ga vozne trOSke Outlook. S ka-
pitalisticnega stalisca je ugenil.
V resnici st pa vozi ma l.judske
stroSke. Kje so pa dobili denar
lastniki "Outlooka''Y Ali ga MISC
zasluzili delavci?
Delavci, vi vstvarjate S svojim
delom kapital. In ia kapital Sc pa
zlorablja, da potujejo ljudje pc
Ameriki in VAN nasipajo pesek V
oci, da ne vidite in spoznate svo-
Jill izkoriSGevalcev in sovrazni-
kov.
Delavci! DEBATE V zaduhlih.
prasnih in smradljivih prostorih.
Kedar Sc cd della napol omamlje-
nj vracate domov in, ce gredoc
domov spijete Sc case piva, pa ma
uliei malo glasno spregovorite, re
dobite s policajskim kolom pc
CLAW, drugi dan vas pa Sc sodnik
Obsodi ma globo.
Delavci! Ako Sc noGete spame-
tovati, tedaj ostanite pri starem
in volite tiste. XII vas p~retepajo z
bicem, pa nikar ne jokajte, da
VAN slabo gre.