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The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-20
To Return Home.

General Stewart L. Woodford, who,
with Mrs. Woodford, has been making
an automobile tour of Great Britain
and France, will sail for New York
from Rotterdam tomorrow. General
Woodford, as chairman of the Hud-
son-Fulton Celebration Committee,
presented King George with the med
al commemorative of the celebration
which was originally intended for
King Edward Gen. Woodford also
distributed similar medals among
other European rulers.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-20
other Ns~s and Gossip Of Interesting
Mature From the European
Metropolis.
(ay Union Associated Pre...l

NY Union AsSociated Press.)
London, Aug. 20.-A worldwide
warfare on revealed religion will be
1naugurated when the free-thinkers of
the world meet in international con-
vention at Brussels on Sunday. With
spain and Portugal now fighting the
church, the leaders in the movement
Deiieye that the time is ripe for an
anti-religious propaganda greater than
ever before attempted. Nor are these
leaders political radicals or unknown
Missionaries. Men and women famous
the world over, are enlisted in the
cause" including DR.. Ernst Haeckel,
o. Germany, perhaps the greatest liv-
lhs scientist and evolutionist; M.
Anatole France, of the French Acade-
my, Joseph McCabe of England, and
others equally distinguished.
In England of late, the nationalist
propaganda has been carried on with
increased vigor. Scientific works in
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-20
" U|ILD ||DE WARF AXE
REVEALED RELIGION

which Christianity is branded as a
superstition" have been issued to
sell at low prices, and distributed by
millions. A London weekly of tre-
mendous circulation has published a
series Of attacks on the truths of the
Scriptures, and many other move
ments have been set on foot to dis
credit all creeds having a supernatu-
raj basis.
There have been such crusades in
the past, but they have usually been
led by men and women without name
and reputation, and so have failed of
effect. Now, that leaders of wide
fame have come to the front, the ra-
tionalists are confident that religion
will be stamped out"
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-20
Diplomatic Mission.

Earl Granard is now engaged on an
important diplomatic mission for the
British government which will keep
him busy for the remainder of this
month. Early in September he will
sail for America to join his wife, who,
before her marriage, was Miss Beat
rice Mills, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogden Mills. Lady Granard is now
with her parents at Newport. Earl
Granard appears to have found favor
with Britain's new monarch, and his
friends predict that he will reach a
high place in governmental affairs
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-20

This years Catholic day observ-
ances in Germany will be held day
after tomorrow at Augsburg, in Be-
varia. The celebration will continue
several days thereafter. Thousands
of German Catholics are expected to
take part.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-20

Many matters of great Importance
are to be decided at the international
convention of transportation, which
begins tomorrow at Copenhagen. 1t
is expected that the sessions will last
a full week.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-20

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR
meet every Friday night at odd Fel-
lows Hall. All members are request.
ed to be present.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-20

In buying cough medicine. don't
be afraid 20 get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from it,
and relief is sure to follow. Espe-
cially recommended tor coughs, colds,
and whooping cough. Sold by Hays
& Field.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-20
S 50
For a Business Course

Your entire expenses of tuition,
books, stationery board, fuel. lights
and laundry, during three months at
the Commercial Department of South
ern Christian College. Thorough in
struction in Arithmetic, Bookkeeping,
Banking, Correspondence, Commercial
Law, Economics, Finance, Govern
ment, Geography and History of Com
merce, Penmanship, stenography,
Typewriting, English and Modern Lam
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For catalogue address, s,.A
MAJOR r. A. BURTON,
President,
West Point, Miss.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
1ALE OF LAND.

By virtue OF authority given to the
undersigned BY the Superior Court OF
Orange County in the special Proceed
ing entitled John r. Kenion, Plaintiff,
against John Kenion. Will Kenion alias
John Latta and Will Latta,- Martha
Thompson. Lewis Thompson, Mag Ri
ley, Ernest Latsa, Mat >Latta, Currie
Latta and Carrie Latta, Defendants. the
undersigned will sell atspublic auction
at the court house door in HilIsbor0 on
Monday. August,1, l91O,, the following
tract@0f land: in Orange county, and
bounded as rollows Bounded on the
nprth-by the lands Of Mrs. Bette Will
son and George G. Ray, east by Charles
E.. Wilson. south by D. N. Mincey, and
west by George G. Ray, containing Six
Acres, more or less, situated close to a
splendid public school,.
Terms One-half cash, balance in 6
months, with interest on deferred pay
nent uDtdf paid
This 25th day Of June, 1915,
CHARLES WOODS,
| Commissioner.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
An EcoNoMICAL BOARD,

AN EcoNoM1cAL BOARD. 2;
:, The Chapel Hill News OF last
week says =:
"The county; could hardly afford
DOT to retain the present efficient
Board of County Commissioners.
The Chairu IA with the aid OF
Messrs Wilson and Lloyd have cer-
iainly made good. They have
erected two, steel bridges and sew.
eral wooden bridges, lowered the
county taxes, and have a,snog' little
sum left in the Treasurer's offics to
the coonvy's credit. They have
been ecor omicai in their trsneactions
and have SAVED the county money.
We believe ,ahat Mr.. Webb can rem.
der the county better services a
Chairman of.the Board Of County
Commissiobers thsn he.could Ia tbe
Senate, not sknswiug tins ropes like
he does in county affairs:
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
chlldFen cry
e. oRsFLETc;5HtR's CT
ca ST ORIA.
OF LAND.

44 ~ + Z
Having been appointed Commissioners
in the Special Proceeding in Orange
Superior Court entitled j. w. Miller
and Irene B. Miller against Lessie
Woods, and Others to make sale Of the.
lands Described for partition. among
those interested. I hereby give notice
that on the premises on Saturday, July
80, 1910, will otter for sale the John
B. Ray tract of land on waters OF Little
River bounded as follows: Beginning
at Toler'S corner with this tract on
Charles B. McBrooms line on the Lcas-
burg road, and 3nnning with :fQier's
line along the Leasburg. road in q
northwesterly direction to the Cedar
Grove road, thence westerly course
with said Cedar Grove road to, D. A.
Jordan's corner. thence south! with
William JordaE's line to MeBr6om's
corner on said line. then east with Nc.
| BroOm's line to stheT beginning, and
containing Eighty Six Acres, more ol
less.
L, Terms Of sale: .One-third cash and
balance at six and twelve months with
interest from day of sale. Title re
served until purchase money is fully
paid.
This 25th dag Of June, 1910.
JOHN r. KENYON,
Commissioner.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Rob.
ertson aud children, Master Owen
and Miss Emma, aud Messrs.- H.
Winder Webb and J. Cox Webb,
LEFT here last Friday morning Tor
Morehead City. =
Mise Gary Boyd, OF Spartan.
burg, s. g., sailed from New FORK
June 18th, for Europe. After trav-
cling several mon, hs--during which
time she will See the famous Passion
Play--she will study voide in Ber
lin. Miss Boyd is "a daughter O.
Mrs. Emma Boyd, and q grand
daughter of the late Mrs. T. M
Phillips, of Hilisboro.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
NOTICE TO. EoLoRED
TEACHERS.

Owing to the iast that . Teach.
ers' Institute: for the colored teach
ers Of Orange! Couety is being plan
ned to be held some time in July or
August, the regular examination Of
colored teachers will be postponed
until about the last of August. The
exami0stion will then bear directly
upon the work done in the institute,
F. WINGATE ANDREWS,
County Superint eDdeot.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. Editor ::sI6 the beginning Of
the campaign Of, 1908 my friends
announced my. name through this
columns of your paper asa candida's
for Sheriff OF Orange county. Al,
that time 4 though. it best for the
good et the party to decline, but
promised I would be candidate
two; years later. I therefore ait
nonnce myself as q candidate fol
Sheriff subject to the action of thl
Democratic Primary.
z, .. Balm.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
If Yoaar I5ye1 Ache 8.

There's 9 reason for itf and you
should come here for exadkination
aud correct fitting glasses. Our
work wills: convince yoa that .we
know our business. Dr.. N. Roseu.
stein. Eye Specialist, OF Durham, Will
be Id Hillsbbro, on Tuesday, July
9th, At the Corbinton Ian, and vt
Chapel Hill, on Wednesday, July
9Th, At Pickards Hotel, for the pnr
pose Of ExamiDihg Eyes and Fitting
Glasses. Rememher the place and
day. A trial is my moet convincing
argument.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
BOARDING HOUSE.

The Richards House, convenient,,
located on. King Street, within !.
half block Of the hotel and coun
house, and just across the strea
from the post Office, and near th
business part Of the town, has bees
re-opened for the accommodation ii
its m any former patrons and others
Transient rates 81 per day. Mod
crate rates for regular boarders ans
single.meals-
For all particulars spply to
MRs. HENRY RICHARDS.
Hiilsboro, N. G.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
J. F.. MULINIX,
). Emo Cotton Mills,
F. ,. Box 81. Aillsboro, n. G.. /,
SUMMER MIEIfNERY AT RE-
DUCED PRICES.

!. Mrs.. ~. 2. Taylok Fl Sl5ser are
selling .thdF Sd11lse ~
red doced prices ssto make room for
q large and haDdsome Fill Stock
They have three lots Of Saiior Hats
worth 25 cents each that. they are
selling Tor Is cents each 80 long ss
they last. All other gopds have
been greatly reduced IN prlee, and it
will be worth your while to, call and
make your selections before the best
is all sold.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30

Capt George n. Watt, station
agent Of the Southern Railway at
Salisbury, spent last week at Hilis-
boro visiting bis daughters, Mrs J.
s. Spurgeon, Mrs. r. A. Dickson
and Mrs. Joseph Hassell.
"A young man named Cyrus
Garrets, better known as Coon" /"
and son OF Mr.. Woodson Garrett,
vas killed by ligh. ming at b. fathers
home in Chapel Hill township, on
Tuesday atiefnoon, June 81, while
standiog IN. the yard talking TO a
brother who. was only . short dis
tanoe from him, but was no, hurt.
He wss@abeut 25 years of age The
fuueraf services were conduoted BY
Dev. J F. McDnffie, June %, 1t 10
m, and the cinterment was made ID
the family burying ground,
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
feecA Aptton. !

: +
% Thursday night, Ja.ae 2Bd,
Mrs. Joseph Cheshire NJ dhb pavs
: reception ID honor of her
two sons and their brides M. All.
Mrs. ]. Cheshire w ebb and n I. aud
Mrs, Frank B. Webb. The ohardiss
ing home was made more beaotifui
BY banks Of flowers and soft lights.
$ 10 Inc reoeivingS line were Mrs.
Joseph Cheshire ~ Webb, In1f. ana
Mrs J: G. Webb, Nr. and Mrs.. r.
=. Webb, Miss Hill, Mr.. aad Mr.,
= Norf1eet Webb, aud Mf5. James
Webb. g g
The punch bowl was presided
over by Mas Sarah Chashne, oi
Raleigh, and Misses Annie Grahsu
and Craze Snow.
The dining room was presided
over by Mrs. w. S. Roolhac. Mrs
Paul Q. Collins and Miss H r. Col
iDa.
Doring these.ening Mra Wm.A.
6rAham, of charlotte, delighted the
guests with her beautiful singing.
The out-of town guests present
besides those already nentioned
we're Colonel aud Mrs. Benushan
cameron and Mr.. Joseph Gheahire,
OF Raleigh Miss Duncan Wipston,
OF EdentoB; Mr.. aud Mrs. w. l.
Wall, sud Mrs. VIM. AsHraham, 81
Durham.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
.OTICE TO, TAXPAYERS.

The Board Of Commissioners for the
County OF Orange will meet on Mon
day, July Il. 1910. at the court house in
Hillsboro, for the purpose of revising
the tax lists. and hearing any and al
complaints. All persons having cdfu-
plants to make in regard to the eValua-
ton of their property, are hereby noti-
fed to come before the Board ON the
above day.
By orderAof the Board !:
J. d. WEBB.
Chm,n Board Co. Commr's.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
Ns W. OhsO"N
I. The Weet End Grocery 20.

-Messrs: 81. L. Parish audsJohn
r. Roachy Of Eagle Lodge, Misses
Ameiis Gordon, Efie Smith and
Linda Roaob, Master w eaver Roach
aud Messrs. WIN. Davies, Hal Par.
ish, Jack TurDer and Allen Gordon,
ali of Hill.boro, attended the St!
Joh1I Day celebration at Oxford
last Friday.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
TTXECUToR'S NOTICE.

Having qaaIifled as. Executor of
the late John r. .Durh AIN, all persons
indebted to said estate are hereby noti-
fed to make Immediate paym ent, and
all claims against the same must be ex-
hibited to the undersigned on or before
the 9Th dav of June, 1911. or this
nctice will be plead in bar Of their re-
covery.
This 9Th day. of june, 1910.
Il. D. Balm,
Executor.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30

w AIDING, KINNAN q MARVIN,
Wholesale Drnggis.s, Toledo, O.;
Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken IN,
ternally, acting directly spon the
blood and mucous surfaces off the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price Is cents per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-.
stipatiop.,
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
1,HE NORTH CAROLINA COL
= !. -
tEGEJoF. AGRICULTURE
AND MECHANIC ARTS.

THE States College for training IN
dustrial WORKERS. Courses in Agricul-
thre,, HorticultuEes Animal Husbandry
and bairying in Civil, Electrical and
Mechanical Engineering In Cotton
Milling and Dy6ing in industrial
Chemistry ;;-and in Agricultural teach
ing.
Entrance examinations at each coan-
tv seat on the I4th Of July.
D. II. HILL, President.a
West Raleigh. N. g.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
FOR SALE VALUABLE BUsI-
MESS PROPERTY.

I own S Store Rooms in West
End near the depot and Bellevue
cotton mill. 2 OF these stores I nee
myself-the otherr.3 are oAc1pied
and leased for d number of years
paying good srent. This property
is free Of all tou,s tares, and i wiz
guarantee 1t will psy 700, over IL
per, cent on your Investment aftei
deducting all. State snd coenty
taxes. This Is more. than 8 tihse'
ba,sE interest 1t you are interested
/ would be glad to show you The
nrororlv. !. ~
IN. W. BROWN,
The Vert End Grocery 20.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
If you want anything, it's al
ways best to ask for 1T. Fgs

IF you want anything, it's al
ways. best to ask for 1t.
. Nov, M. County Candidate,
it's about time you we're letting the
edear voters" Know what you want.
send in your card:' Rates cheap.
Mrs. Hugh r, Hackney and
son, Master Hugh Hackrey, artived
at Hillsboro Wednsday TO visit her
parents, -Mr. aud Mrs. Jaa. A. Cheek.
w. A. Horn, the man who sefi-
ously cot w. p. LLOYD 10 Chapel
Hill township last; Friday night, sur.
rended to Sheriff Andrews, Mon
day, and was iodaed'in Jail.
-Bloodine The Worlds Tonic ID
the hest tonic and blood builder,
Free Sample: by mail for 100. AID
dress, Yhe B'oodine Co, Iuo, Bos
ton, Mass. w. A. Hayes, Specia
Agent. !. ; $:
Rev. r. Y. Miller, Of Header
sonville, will begin aseries Of meet
iugs at Emo NJ. e. Church on Sun
day, July 8, aud continue through
oot the week. Mr.. Miller is
preacher of rare ability and foro
! and is highly commended by Re,
Len G. Brosebton, Rev. William
Black, Kev. p. g Conshnf an
other ministers and christian work
er. OF note. The public is cordiall
invited tos'these services and th
presence and 90 operation Of :
christians people requested.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30

-Cbsnberlain's Stomach sud
Liver Tablets will brace sp the
nerves, banish sick headache, pre-
vent despoudency and invigorste
ahe whole system, Sold by w "A.
Hayes and the West End Drug Go.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
Wanted.

To exchange our good Shoes and
Dry Goods for your Corn, Wheat,
Irisk Eaters ana, Dollar Bills.
WEST END@GROCERY CO.
IS The place to sell Produce.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
Public Exam1n nati on tor
Teachers, Cer
II if7catee.
\ Five. Year State Teachers' Ger.

4 Five. Tear State Teachers, Ger
ti6cat@s.
Ihe law requires all applicants
tor Five Year State Teachers, Ger.
tificates to file with their applica-
tions 10 the Stste Superintendent, 81,
Public Ins.ruction "a statement from
the County Superintendent 81 Pub.
Ito 1pstruction of the county. ini
WHICH the applicant last taught, thar
the spplican. holds first grade GER
tihcate and has taught successfully
at least one year" Application
blanks will be fasnlshed. apon rc-
queAts BY the S,ste Superintendent
Of Poblic Instruction or blythe
County Superintendent Of Public
INSTRUCTION. =.
2. The examination for this. Ger
t:fcate will soser MI the sabiects
named Yin section 4087 Of the Public.
School Law, which are az folloes |:
Spelling. Reading Writing, rAri.h.
me,ic,> Dra wing, Language Lessons
aud Co9positioo, English Gra aumar,
GEOGRAPHY, History Of North Caro-.
lins, History Of the GIFTED States,
Civil Government. Agriculture, and
Physiology aud Hygiene 2uesrious
tor the examination will be pre-
pared by the State Board Of Exam-
iners. and sll papers will be graded
by the said Board. !.
3. This certificate will be isssed
to applicants only after. sncoessful
examination, in accordance with sec.
tom 4162 of the Public School Law.
4. There will be only dne exami.
nation for the Five Year S,ate
Teacber's Certificate. This will be
given at the soanty seat of each
county M the State At the time in
July fixed by section 4162 Of the
Public School Law Tor the examiDa,
ton OF teachers for county certifi-
Gates, which is on the second Thurs.
day and Friday OF that 5monlh.
S. The Five. Year State Teachsr's
Certificate ''shall be valid in any
foonn,yln the Ststa, and no other
examination OF. cert,icate as 8 pre-
requisite for teaching . public school
shail be required of any person
holding snch State Certificate, and
the minimum saliry paid Co any
teacher holding sudh State .CertiG.
cate shall be tbifty-fve dollars per
month.
2. The regular eEaminatiou for
Coanly Teachers Certificates will
be held in Hilisboto on the second
Thursday Of July ll4th). The Sub
jects Df the examination will be the
same as those for The State Ger.
ltifioates.
All white teachers will be expect.
| ed 10 take The -exaantaaliotl "A ths
6fSt esf 8 Ssosl Nos(E UkxB
hDasTeachers' Reading Circle. eithel
in Jdiy or in October. The books
on vh,ch the examination will be
based are The Recitation, Soy Ham,
ilton;s and Iayls of the Ring. by
Tenhyson. Teachers who give sat
istactsry evidence Of having com
pie,ed the work of the Circle fol
the current school year wilfsbe giver
a certificate certifying the same.
j T. WINGATE ANDREWS,
! County Superiptendent:
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30


~ the sDenoeratio primary for
Hiila6oro toAhship held ia tbs co1rt
houss = Hillsbofo Saturday, ahe fol
lowing vote was estt
tor ohm w Graham. Il:
E|J Q Webb. s.
Cong St1d han, 25 Rorster
20 Jones, III Me6ane, /.
Corporation CompiseIoner-H q
Bsows, ~; A w Graham, SO; Lee.
u, PearsoD, l., 3.
Jhdxes- CLARK. 46; Wsiker, As ;
Mannine. q !. Allen, 3.
II The fellowfng were elected dele
gates "a tles no1rty convention D
~ Parks, John Kirkland, James II
Webb TR lFhi,led, E A Dickson,
Ian Browning, ChaFles Strayl. orr.
Product Coinmittee- Chairman,
Alan Browning, E A Hughes, ii II
Thompsna, George + Parrott and
Charles Strsyhorn. s &
Fhe unofficial retuIna from the
|poun,y indica,e that the vote will
b diyided betweeo the tour can
didates for Congress. There was
no. epp6sition to Clark and Wake.
fot Jlsitces Of Supreme Court. and
Manning will get nearly q solid
vote. Brown and Graham will get
Dearly enttee vote for Cooperation
commislioHers. Gaitis, for Solicited
had hossppositior. Major John W
Graham will probably be nominated
for the State Senate.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
WHAT EvERYsoDY OuaHr To
KNOW =:

That Foley Kidney Pills coptain
Fjost the ingredients necessary to
tone, strengthen and regulate the
action of The kidneys and bladder.
Sold by all Druggists.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30
WANTED.

= Old Confedetate and State u1aioney.
Will pay SO oedts per $1,000 for
same if in good condition.
Apply to
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30

USE rourz PERFEor LICE POWDER.
An INSECT Drsrnosrs
which is quick death to Lice, Mites, Reaches;
Bugs and Fleas. .+ s.s
eggs and better hatch also the little chirks from
death BY lice. ]: sss94. ~
We request you to- put this Powder in compe.
tition with anything yo u are now using, for you
will find it more Efficient. Price % cents per
package.
Orange County observer., 1910-06-30

ANNOUNCEMENT. :
+ hereby announce myself a oag
didate for Sheriff of Orange COUNT
subject to the action of the Dems
cratic Primary.
j. F. MoADAMs,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-06
The Schools and Automobiles.

The business of driving automobiles
is making the vocation of chauffeur an
attractive one, offering a large field of
employment. An intelligent honest
young man who wants to make fair
wages can pretty generally succeed if.
he can run an: automobile safely and
know something of it's insides. John
Hays Hammond is quoted as advocat-
ing the training of chauffeurs in the
public schools. He thinks the business
is so important that the rising genera
ton ought to be educated to it. There
really seems no need for the public
schools to take it up any more than
they would teach young men to be tim
smiths or plumbers. The ordinary
manual training in the public schools
teaches any boy certain mechanical
rules and regulations as well as digital
dextarity. The start which manual
training taught in the schools would
give a boy anxious to be a chauffeur
is quite a little, but the balance of the
trade it is fair to ask him to learn
either in a garage or a special, training
school. The public school system can
not undertake to fill the demand for
chauffeurs any more than that for
dentists.-Utica IN. W Press.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-06
One Candidates Label.

I am for strict economy in the ex-
penditure of. all public money. If
successful candidate 1 shall vote for
Hon. George b. Mclean for United
public utilities bill; the bill presented
10y the business men; or some other
good bill: I am in favor of the repeal
of the law limiting damages by death
to $1,000: am in favor of a reasonable
employers liability law, in fact, in ia
vor of all the laws that will do the
greatest good to the greatest number
will be on the job and vote yes or no
on all the questions that do come be-
fore the legislature. In regard to any
other question, any citizen can find
out by sending me a note through the
mail, telephone, or a personal inter
view.
The above is the way a Torrintgon
candidate for representative an
nounces his political views through
the medium of his home paper. to the
voters of his town. 1t is a plain,
frank, open way of stating where one
stands on important issues of the day,
and it is style of politics which
present campaign. This is not year
for covering up. Instead, the call is
for open methods with hearty COM
mendation, and perhaps some votes,
for the man who is in right This
year, too. there are advantages in
pledges made concerning issues at
stake and the main advantage lies in
the fact that the great mass of voters,
who will do the electing, are arrayed
together on one side, with a view to
making more certain of carrying these
issues to victory than of having them
carry a specific party 1abel.-Ansonia.
Sentinel.