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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTE0-FEMALE
wAITREssEs-Colored. At HOME CAFF. AS
81 y W. at once.
wAITREssEs-Two. experience. wbI,l
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WOMAN for cook and general bo.gaU-7TI -.
home nights. y sth 81 s. K
woMAN-Colored. to do general housewo-k
zoe st. \. E
WOMAN 70 DO plain ironing two DAYS
week Cal COMPANY A LAUNDRY.
Washington barracks. Wal. d. &
wAHT.ED-Throe yegs,able cooks. IS. 80,
and 80 storeroom 3 rs flr resorts BUR
CESS HOTEL AGENCY. 500 ION n W
YOUNG LADY. solicitor. salary and CON-
mission can Room ~ Stewart Bldg, Stu
and y ".
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BARBER AZ once. good guaran-
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BARBER-White. 70 begin work Ao1day. SO
week guaranteed l6o2 tn 81 y W or lgIs
n 81 n Z
BARBER FOR Saturday. $50 guaranteed. Cau
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BARBERs-Two white or colored. for sat
urday; IS guaranteed 2C5 ~ ST " W
BARBER-white Saturday. "a Brightwo9d
Hotel Barber shop /
BARBER al once: white or eoIored. GOO
wage. guarantee. 81 D 81. X. ".
BARBER White. for Saturdays; 8 . guar
anteed- SoZ 24th 81 y. ".
BARBER a. once. al RIDGWAYs. 81 2
BOY 10 run errands; must have wheel AD-
ply 70 1fl3 L 81 n W
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REX. l01I y Y ave.
BOE-White. ~ years. 10 help on b-ead u-ar-
On Apply J. A. TERRY. 45s Warner 81
\. W CAL between and Z p. m
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ST. y "
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BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money WORK
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

Arrived-DubUQue at CristobaI. ana
Whipple. Hull and Truxton at San
Pedro.
Ssiled-W olverine from Detroit for
Macklnac, Hist from ManzanfIIo
Tor Guantanamo, Fortune, Gram
pus and Pike from Mare Island for
I!ouron, and Justin from San
Diego for Tiburon via San PEDRO
ard Monterey.
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Mare Island. Cal, granted sick leave
one month.
Lieutenant Commander A. ]. HEP
BURN, detached Naval Academy,
Annapolis, Nd, and when discharged
treatment Naval Hospital Annapolis
Md, granted sick leave three
months
Ensign l. E BRATTON, commissioned
an ensign from June Z, 1909.
Midshipman F. T. BERRY. detached
Truxtun; TO Paul Jones.
Passed Assistant Surgeon A H. AL
LEN, detached Naval Hospital. New
York, n. Y; to Navy Yard, Boston.
Mass, connection Navy Rife Team.
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. E. PUGH,
lr., to Naval Hospital, New York,
Pay Director J. S. CARPENTER, when
discharged treatment Naval Medical
School Hospital, Washington, D. C,
granted sick leave three months.
Assistant Naval Constructor f o.
FITCH, jrp detached navy yard.
Philadelphia, Pa; to Naval Hospital,
Las Animas, Col, for treatment.
Assistant Naval Constructor P II.
FRETZ, detached navy yard BOs-
ton, Mass, and when discharged
treatment Naval Hospital. Boston.
Mass, granted leave three months
with permission to leave limits of the
United States.
Chief Machinist D. PURDON. detached
navy yard, New York, y. Y to New
York Shipbuilding Company, Cam
den, N J., connection Utah
Macnlnlst 9 ALIEN 10 navy yard,
New York, N Y
Commander H. P. JONES. detached
naval station, Cavite, P. /; to home
Lieut.. Com. o. F. COOPER. detached
command Asiatic torpedo feet on
Dale; to home.
Lieut. Il. H MICHAEL, detached nav
al station, Cavite, p. l.: to Charles
ton.
Midshipman W. A. LEE, detached New
Orleans; to Helena.
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FLOOR OILS

~ IA OAEO
If
YOU USE FLOOR OIL WHY NOT USE
c. r.. HUNTERS sanitary DuSt-klI- ing Foo
on Keeps the floors clean and bright gives
them polished finish Good tcr your furniture
Try e. soc gallon delivered. Phone Main
5s5S- OtfLce. Il1 Pa ave n W. Westminster.
D. @ Used by L. : Govt and over 1-OJl
families for the last Is years. Beware OF
inlitaf
OVERS AND CLEANERS
ECLIPSE DYEING & CLEANING WORKS
= F. HUH.
81 10th St y z
WE MAKE. alter. repair. press. and az,
suits at lowest prices
z CORMAN & CO. I27 G ST y "
CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING ANT
DXEING AT LOWEST PRICES
h Y. LEVY. 1884 Pa ave y. W
CLEANING. pressing, altering and reDairinE-
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COOPER. SIS 18th 81 n W Phone NJ 80
THE SPECIAL PRESSING Club rate Of 81
per month would surprise you Ask about
f. E A EMERSON. 1S2S Wisconsin ave.
n W
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Work on the extension of the big sew
er leading from Bridge street 10 the
channel OF the Eastern Branch, is pro-
crossing rapidly under the direction Of
the Brenizer Company, which expects
TO complete the contract within a short
time.
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DR.. Henry W. Miller, who was clint
cal director at the Government Hos
pital for the Insane, has accepted
position as the superintendent of an
institution for the care Of the insane
In Augusta, Ne, and yesterday he de-
parted for his new field.
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- LANDING above on the poop. su-
49, san saw the deed. but her scream
went unheeded in the confusion.
do You striker came down
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ma Continuation of This Story VIII
-. Found In Tomorrow EdI-
ton OF The Times,
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Logan Park, the public square in Ana
costa, situated between V and W
streets, on Fourteenth street. has been
placed in readiness for the public con-
eerts, which the Engineer Band VIII
naugurate here this evening.
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PERSONAL


WHAT Is IT YOU WANT TO KNOW?
BAADFORp'S DETECTIVE AGENCY,
suite "a Colorado Bldg. 18th and q. Phone
Main $50 Established 1875 Private consul
tatiOn rooms delicate and intricate fnVes-
tisation. any cause: all sections. ONCE hours.
g. m 70 500 .. NJ. after D. m. Mr..
Bradford can be consulted al his residence.
S90Z nth ST. y. ". Phone Columbia 1924
s. GOLDSMITH. THE SIGN MAN. DOC
TORS HAND ENGRAVED BRASS SIGNS
4 SPECIALLY.
6. GOLDSMITH. s05 d ST. y. W. HAND
ENGRAVED BRASS SIGNS A SPECIAL
Y. MEMORIAL TABLETS. Phone u ga Il
Have You Tried It?
Herrmann'S Famous Ginger Ale.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
II your dealer can't supply you.
PHONE 1 l9sl-lSs2-
A C HERMANN. 75G-1J 10Th 81. s. z
JOSEPH BURKE. registered plumber. gas
inter. All JObbing promptly Attended to-
Estimates given as 7th S. W Telephone.
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
Cured by the Massacon
General Acoustic Co., 1923 Evans Bldg.
a PLACE NOTED FOR CLEAN lINEss,
ROYAL CAFE. 5e5 18th 81 y w
Special Luncheon for Ladies from III 30 %
z;50. Ready dishes. hne salads. sea food.
steaks. etc
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Linger and
family, Of Good Hope road, have re-
turned from a trip TO Frederick, Nd,
where they were the guests OF Henry A
Linger.
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CHAPTER VIII.
The Youth In the Cabin.

IN half an hour or so the same board
ing officer come back 70 the prize
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

II SEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING Gil L ST. y
W PHONE y. $50 Y
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

UPEOLSTERING. cabinet work. repairing
m sLiug. slip covers. and screens best
work lowest prices satisfaction guaranteed
JEAN AHRANO, 1913 10Th S. Phone ". 5sz1
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderate prices. LEON T.
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co re
moved 70 ga . ST n W Phone N 7I5s
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DENTISTRY

CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS EXTRACTION
AND CLEANING FREE
Colo crowns -----.-.---.-.-S50 90
5r-1seVo OK -------------------S- $50
E4la4LAE1
ARMY q NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS
Cor eth and F n W Entrance. 65s r
ALVEOLAR TEETH-P-la-ezs, Iastlas, won
Cer[UIly ireIlke- 1riLEeW0rk OF Plates IN
necessary painless Illug- DR. J. L VII
son. 1913 r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

burglar. Dear or stop runaway. Or" Her magma
ton failed.
How about catching lion that has escaped from
"Oh!" she breathed in ecstasy.
IF I'd been chrstened Daniel Id consider that prop
ositon, he said gravely.
"Oh, don't you dare take any risks like that" she
cried and then they both laughed at her inconsistency
THAT night G. Tucker Potherwaite lay awake until
the first streak of dawn ilumined the sound He
thinking, and thinking harder than he did over
some knotty financial puzzle.
Until within few weeks he had never interested
himself in local politics. Hi business in New
York, and he looked upon the charming suburban
town where he had his legal residence simply
place where he might escape the turmoil and strife of
the CITY, He had taken no interest in anything save
the social life there, and that merely account of
his wife; for Potherwaite not gregarious. He
too painfully aware of his physical limitations to
JOY himself in company. So it with great
prise that he had listened to the request of dozen
prominent residents that he be his partys candidate
for the office of town warden, which carried all the
powers OF mayOralty.
At first he had laughed at the request then, upon
further urging he pleaded his ignorance of local
ditons That had been brushed aside by the statement
that young who could achieve the success he had
gained could certainly familiarize himself with local
needs in short time Then he had pleaded that he
unknown, and to his surprise found that half the town
was following his with pride. So finally he had
consented to become candidate especially after little
investigation had shown him that Smithson the present
warden, waxing rich by dubious methods.
:. And now SmithSon running again, and was cast
ing slurs on Potherwaites size! He had touched the
little man upon the And so, when Potherwaite
finally fell asleep the seed of the idea unwttngly sowed
by his wife had already borne fruit.
He left his house in the morning with stern and
fixed purpose Nor did it lose iOta of its intensity
when he passed his opponent his hurried walk to the
train and greeted by that worthy with paronizng
Good morning." accompanied by an amused glance
at Potherwaites dminutive figure its slghtness ac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

Fudge came. He was an ugly looking bruser, even
less beautiful than Tim himself He lowered half foot
broad.
wat is it?" he growled.
You listen to this gent, and do what he says. that's
what!' said Tim Hes goin' to slip you chunk O
tions neither. You just do what he tells you Now.
you," he turned to Potherwate, go ahead and tell him
what he's got to do He'll do it tool" he added grmly.
1t S just this er-eh-Mr.-"
All right then. er-Pudge." said Potherwaite. II
just want to have you come up to my placer, that is
my town-and let me give you threshing.''
Gimme wat! Say, Tim. wat is this guy. daily?
Sweeney for the middleweght championship the city!
Why, you little shrimp, l got mind ter knock yer
block off! And he gared ferocously at the hapless
Potherwaite.
"Can that, Pudge!" warned Tim. "Let me tell it.
This gent here Mr.. Potherwaite wants to make a stall
up at his place, Reachcrot the Sound, see? And he
wants to trim husky while the whole towns lookn
Now your job is just this: Saturday afternoon all
ways big crowd at the train. You this gent and
bumps into him. He tries to walk away; but you fol-
low him and bawls him out Then he turns and tells
you to beat it. Then you slam him one on the bean.
And mind" warnngly, IAN easy wallop! Then he
walks into you and knocks the stfn out o you See?
Il see. all right" grumbed Fudge; but wat do
get fer gettin' this trimmin'?"
"Oh, 1 you" interpolated Potherwaite, Il
won't hurt you'll"
well, of all the I'll Won't hurt me! Oh, gee!
got mind ter slam"
Chop it, Pudge!" said Tim, depressing smile as he
noted the contrast between the two You get fifty
for yours Pretty soft for five minutes work call it,
"Wel fifty amt an awful LOT" growled Fudge.
1t amt, amt it?" fairly yelled Tim. Its lot
more than you've seen in six months. And. what's
more it's than you'll in another six months if
you don't do the job! I'll call off your match with
Sweeney and quit stalking you. see?
Pudges vision excellent. and Potherwaite. after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30
THE matter of his size was an
ObseSsiOn with G.. Tucker

IOlllcI WdlIt, SIIldll Illdl-
ter, literally and figuratively,
that it was. His wife, half a head
taller than he, was so well aware
of his self consciousness of his
comparatively few inches that
she took pains never to introduce
any subject that might bring to
her husbands sensitive mind
fresh realization of his absurdly
insignificant stature. She was a
faithful and loving wife, worship
ing him so blindly and tenderly
that she would refuse to discuss
President Taft in his presence.
So it was somewhat of a shock
to Potherwaite, inasmuch as
physical contests were a subject
taboo in his household, to hear
his wife suddenly exclaim one
evening after dinner, Il do wish
l could attend a prizefght!"
MY dear!" objected Pother-
waite, looking up from his perusal
of the stock list in dismay. my
dear!"
"Oh, yes" went on his wife
disdainfully, Il know! Isn't it
terrible to realize after two years
of married life that your wife
really admires men-men of
Drawn as we'll as brain? l sup
pose you're Just as shocked as
you can possibly be; but l don't
care, not the teeniest bit! l do
like strong, big men, and IL
wish l could attend a prizefght
so there!"
Potherwaite was no fool. Any
one on the "Street would have
testified, cheerfully or otherwise.
dependent on whether or not
they had been outgeneraled by
the brokerage firm of Saunders
& Potherwaite, or whether they
had been allied with that rising
young firm, to Potherwaite's un-
troubled possession of a cool,
calm mind. So, two years of
married life had not dulled that
brain to such an extent that he
was not aware that behind such
an outbreak as this there must be
some reason.
MY dear Julia" he temper
lied, what is the matter? | have
always been under the impression
that you considered fighting vul-
gar and low. a thing not to be
let alone women"
well, what if l did feel that "
dabbed at her eyes with a bit OF
treason w-why should be insu
into tears.
Potherwaite laid down his paE
the table to his wife's side. He p
shoulders and with the other tilt,
her lips were in a position to r
which they were undoubtedly SC
the happenings of the earth conn
of his hearth?
Nov, my dearest. he said,
suited you."
W-well," she admitted reluc
actly insult me; but he did insul
as bad. Especially" she added '
you'd never resent it, and couldl
$50 my own wife. even. doesn
own battles!" laughed Potherwai
1T isn't exactly that, Dear.
penitence. "You know that | 10
But it just maddens me to hear ;
Smithson make fun of YOU"
$50 that's it?" thought Pc
asked. What did he say to you?
W-well," she explained sha
speak to me; but I couldn't bel
in the postofice, and he didn't sc
to half a dozen other men, and on
he thought you had any chance
warden in the next election. Mr..
that horrid laugh of his, and sal
runt? Well, who in this town v
isn't big enough to hold down a {
comes along And then they a
hurried home as fast as l could,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

CeHIudteu Dy us appearance OF
great haste.
TT was Potherwaite's invariable
1 custom to delay his luncheon
until after the Exchange had
closed. when he would refresh HIM
self and return to his office to wind
up the incidental business of the
day. On this afternoon, however,
remarking to his partner that he
would not return. he left his office
and boarded a subway train, get
ting off at Times Square. From
there he made his way to a hotel
much frequented by college youth,
where he himself had been we'll
known in his salad days.
well, if it isn't Bib and
Tucker!" cried the old bartender
on Potherwaite's entrance. That
gentleman WINGED. He could have
killed the fend who had first be-
slowed that nickname upon him.
But he hid his feelings under a
forced smile, and after the newt
able invitation to drink with the
house, and after the exchange of
few "reminiscences, he came to the
business in hand.
A whispered consultation was
held. a promise of secrecy was
made, a bill was passed across the
bar, and Potherwaite departed with
a card on which was written a
name, an address, and the cryptic
sentence, Go as far as he wants
you to, Tim; his corners are
square"
In a gymnasium far up on
Third-ave. Potherwaite might
later have been seen in earnest
conversation with an unpreposses-
sing looking chap, attired in loose
trousers, canvas shoes, and grirny
sweater.
During his visitors eager speech
this chap, the Tim referred to on
the card Potherwaite had pre-
sented, would glance obviously
from the speaker to the card, and
then back again. Finally he spoke.
II Dunno" he said, as I'd do
it fer anyone else but Terry: but.
seein as you're friend O his-why
l guess it goes for you too. You
seem to have it doped out all right
too, and | guess can fix it. Here
you. Pudge," he called in an au-
thoritative tone, "c'mere!"
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centuated by its appearance of
great haste.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-28
ONE OF THE BIG COUNTIES TO
eE CUT UP INTO SEVERAL
is BATTLE-GROUND
LINES May STAND AWHILE
Sharp Rivalry Between the Towns For
County Seat Honors May De-
feat Division Plan For
Several Years

Pierre-While a large majority o.
the people of western Stanley county
appear to be anxious to have that big
the fact that too many ambitious
towns are looking for county seat hon
ors is likely to leave them for at e
another two years without any change
in boundary lines, and ap ear t.
willing to allow the westerners to c I
loose if they can agree on where theT
want to be parted. But VIII lie di ision
sentiment appears to lie generally ri G
in the western half, the sentiment /,
not unan nous, as the Miila d oNm
ers can not see any possibil ties 70
themselves in getting INTO tie cunt
seat game under any division plan
proposed, and have O gained to fig {
any division plan. The di~yis.onists in
their anxiety to get the kind of diVi-
sion they want are working at G OS7
purposes, and while all claim to be
working for div sion. they are lik /
to result in disappointment for all.
The Philip people want the Yves G n
half of the county cut off and ca | d
Iowa. This would leave Philip nice Y
situated in about the center of tie new
county as a live railroad town on the
Northwestern line, and the cha &c
for county seat hOnors at the b st.
Down on the Milwaukee lire tn s plan
does not meet with favor, and tteY
want a county of their own to be a
ed Jackson, which would put Kcd ka
in nice location for county seat h n
ors. Up in the nCrthwGs-e cClnet,
without a railroad town, but with nu-
merous ambitious postoffi es III y
want sterling county, and the prvi g q
of being allowed to fight the county
seat hOnors out among themselVes as
a fam ly row with no outside inter
ference after they get their co nty.
And the whole combination is mil ine
around, each for himself and against
all the others with little apparent
probability of any division.
Down in Lyman they appear 10 la (
the divis' on sentiment pretty WI
crystalized on the Jones county div
sion out of the west end. About t G
only apparent opposition m from
Presho which would be on the di i.oa
line and can't see any chance Of coun~
tv seat honors in the plan and i
I.an1ing ont, but the two ends of the
county are apparently willing to tr
the plan ont.
The county Division proposition is
going to be q live one west of the
river for several years wit sue ar
counties as Perkins, COTs0n, Dewey,
Meade and Pennington to slice up
Vet alone the result after the vote III
Stonley this year.
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REST AND PEACE
Fall Upon Distracted Households
When Cuticura Enters.

Sleep for skin tortured babies and
rest for tired. fretted mothers is found
in a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and
a gentle amounting with Cuticura Oint-
ment. This treatment, in the major
ity of cases, affords immediate relief
In the most distressing forms of itch
ing, burning, scaly, and crusted hui
mors, eczema, rashes, inf1ammations,
lrritations, and chafings, Of infancy
and childhood, permits rest and sleep
to both parent and child, and points
to a speedy cure, when other remedies
fail. WORKOUT and worried parents
will find this pure, sweet and econom-
lcal treatment realizes their highest
expectations, and may be applied to
the youngest infants as well as chill
dren Of all ages. The Cuticura Rem
edies are sold by druggists every
where. Send to Potter Drug & Chem.
Corp, sole proprietors, Boston, Mass,
for their free 32-page Cuticura Book on
the care and treatment of skin and
scalp of infants, children and adults.
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Acknowledgment S RAJ dly a e
being made for the construction
OF a municipal waite wo ks system
at this place. for which the cit
council recently awarded the con
tract. In connection with tie sys-er
there will be ere ted a so 900 g3ll1n
standpipe. Waite for the syetem will
be furnished by monster new we ls.
which have been sunk At a point abo 4
two miles south of town. The watar
will be piped from there to the stand
pipe. The system is to be constructs d
for $14, 500 and the terms Of tie COW
tract require that t b. c~orlr'ef.d and
ready for operation by next J.ne.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-28

Dallas-One of the first cases on
the calendar at the fall term Of dis
tr' ct court at Fairfax this week is tina,
of Miss Eleanor Sallee of "Trip coun-
ty. the young lady honesteader who Is
resisting the Northwestern Raj road
in her attempt to ~olle,t for
right OF way indemnity after the COM
pany had previously settled r the
same with the previous owner Of the
land. The action is the result Of in
junction proceedings and VII deter
mine the amount of damages the
young lady is to receive, the companv
having yielded on all other points.
Miss Sallee's friends are aiding her.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-28
or: sia's s;ss r assi TEompson's Eye Wats,
Easy for Her,

An extremely corpulent old lady was
entertaining her grandchild at lunch
con when she found occasion to repri-
mand the little girl for dropping some
o on the t%ablecloth.
You don't see grandma dropping
anything on the table," she said.
"Of curse not replied the child;
stop It,"