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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28

LIVE STOCK MARKET
ST LOUIS, Oct 2T.-Csttle: Receipts 5OOO
Including 2 90 TEXANS; steady; native beef
,t.ers S5.OOISOO; COWS and heifers. $500
zoo stockers and feeders. SS-50H5-5O; Texas
and Indian steers, S4-OOd7.OO; cows and heit-
ers s3.O0d4.T5; calves in carload lots, SOU
Hoc-Receipts 5000: steady 10 strong: pigs
and iights Ss.sO1e.O5: packers. SS5ode.oO;
butchers and best heavy. Ss.eoGe-1O-
Sheep-Rscsfntx J. coo: steady; native muttons,
gsT5A4 IS: lambs IS. 500 TOO
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH Ca, Oct 2T.-Spirits firm
TsLc sales none. Resin firm. water white
Sos window glass s6-6o. s6-5S. x6-S5,
S625 1 $50. II S615Gs.2O, 6 S6-1O16-20,
saO5d6Is. Z S5-95d60S. S5-s5d6Oo. B
S5sOa5p5- Spirits. receipts 495. rosin zoos
HAYWARD q CLARK's COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Oct. 2T--The map
shows generally cloudy weather in the belt.
reneral rains in Arkansas. Tennessee and
north Iouisiaua. Temperatures in the north
west dropped materially and the cold wave
formation has not only increased In force. but
has taken definite shape II Is now passing
ever the north central belt and prospects are
f0r severe cold weather in the next two days
with the probability 81 its sKtealing 70 the
Atlantic states also by Saturday. The -prtR-
Atlantic states alec By Saturday. The princi-
sfstes viii get heavy killing frost, which. IN
fortunately Is rather probable. as the cold
wave leans toward the central east.
Liverpool was rather weak Up TO the last
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28

SPOT COTTON
ItIsnts. quiet 14kc-
Eeu York, quiet. IA T5-loOc-
liverpool quiet. 6S-1ood
Sew Orleans steady. 14l4c-
GHIve<tun. nnmInai. 15&c-
q Wilmington. Quiet. 14c-
Savannah. steady. i4hc
NorfoIk. steady. axe
Baltimore. nominal 14@c-
Philadelphia. steady, lsc-
Boston. steady. Il T5iOoc
Mobile ulminal- 14Sr-
Charleston. nominal. i4hsc.
q. Louis. quiet. 1fizc-
ffftie oRck. nominal- lfc. - - -
Houston. steady I4-Sf-
Memphis. nominal i4Ac.
Augusta. quiet. 14Ac-
Louisville urrn 1f-sc-
Macoa. firm. 1sts
Charlotte. steady. 1Sfsc.
Columbia. steady. 13[c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
he following were the ruling quotssions On
1ons steady; sales 5000: niddling. es-Iood
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Cssh grain:
wheAt-No. red 95Qs5lsc; No. 3 red s2&9
81 .65sa1 .osIs; No. 2 northern s1.o3@l.O6; No. 2
spring e9cG$1.OS; velvet ehaff sOcd$l.OO;
durum sTd9le.
COm-NO. >, 4sK9se%e; No. white SOA@
5oIsc; No. yellow 49, G5oke. ga
oats-No. ,, s2K @s2he; No. ? white s39
sSic: standard SEA. 0S3c.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST. LOUIS, oct. 2T.-wheat: Cash higher;
track No 2 red. 9scQsl.0oA; No. hard,
Corn steady; track No. 2, 4sa4sae; No.
%osts firm; track No. ?. saas2he; No.
white, SIC.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 27.-Cash: Wheat I'M
changed: No. . hard, 92Ge4c; No. red CSC
Corn unchanged to &c higher; No mixed
4shc: No. white, tshe.
Oats unchanged; No. white. BE; No.
mixed, 3O1s @s1Ise.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Butter, steady; re-
ceipts $500 Creamery specials. 32c: extras.
second to special 259S2c; state dairy common
TO finest 23929isc; process common TO spe-
cisI 2sG2Tc; initiation creamery firsts 24G
make 2i@5sc.
milk special 15A dI6Ac; do average fancy
small white 14Sac; do small colored 15c; do
larEe- white t4Ssc. do large cnlored loo; 90 DC
tober cOlored, large and small best, lake; do.
October white large. and small best l4l5c;
state whole milk choice l4d14hc: do good
TO prime 13kQI3Gc; do common to fair 10& q
49,: skins. full to special. 12M12&c.
Eggs. steady; receipts S,T42. State Pennsyl-
vania and nearby hennery. white fancy. 42d
45c: do gathered white 336t8Sc; do hen1ery
brown fancy 34935c; do gathered brown 3l@
Sc: fresh gathered extra flrsts 29dSOc; do
first 2sd2Tc; do. seconds 23624Ikc; fresh gath
cred dlrties candied No. l. maze; do No.
. 19d zoe; refrigerator special mark fancy
30L1c: third to first 24d2pc; creamery held
IS y 42ocs -firsts 245A9 &c; do seconds 2Sg
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. Oct. 2T.-Butter steady; cream
cries. 24d29izc; diaries, 23d27c.
Eggs steady; receipts 1850 cases; at mark.
cases included, 1874 d21i5c; firsts, 24hc; prime
Cheese steady: daisies, I5a15I.c; twins. 1Oa
io1se: young Americas. 15915Ne; long horns.
las aI5c.
Potatoes steady; choice to fancy, 5Oa55c;
Poultry firm; turkeys. 15c; hens. lie; springs,
lie.
veal steady: 30 to 60 Ii. wits. sa1Oc: 60 TO
IS 10. Wis, IoG11c; IS TO 10 II. WITS, 11Is
Q12Ee.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2T.-Butter creamery.
2se; firsts Csc; seconds 2sc; packing stock
31zc.
Eggs. extras. &c; firsts 24Isc; seconds lie.
SUGAR, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Raw sugar steady;
muscOvsdo. SO test S3.s5; centrifugal, 90 test
Petroleum steady.
Coffee spot, quiet; Santos No. 4. I1h@
IlSc.
Molssses steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28
PERSONAL
TOBACCO CURES
THAT guarantee is as

TOBACCO HABIT CURED OR NO COST. Hs-T-
less home treatment of roots and herbs. 81. 3,
pleasant. permanent Send your name now.
Ni-Ko Works. .. Wichita, Kansas.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28
~ aFkef u ep OFfs

hour. with futures Il to Il down. but recover
ed toward the close which shows prices o down
SD0tS 10 lower: sales 600. Our market opened
I6 to 20 higher on buying. based on trost re-
norts aud showed a disposition 10 advance tur-
thcr but was intmdatsd by thc strong action
~ New York. Just the fierce advance on
Tuesday on the rinne-s' report was rather mys-
ferious New York today. In the face or really
hulIlsh developments. displayed relative east
ness which some attributed 10 longs taking ad-
vantage % an opportunity = liquidate and
others explained by systematic bear oppree-
sion Adviccs from New York we're mixed.
Parties who up 20 have chsmpioned the
bull cause. give an unfavorahle opinion OF the
Situation This opinion Is very likely based
or the standard experience OF many years. that
November IL a trying month, consumers having
PROV .dgd scr imnBi. late us ,yS during OOtoat T.
and in position O. look for while. re-
port was received from the Atlantics that far
mers are refusing 80 sci. New York Improved
In the second hour and January here worked
up 20 14.40. Our market has bulliSh IN
dertone a. frost damage is feared during the
next three days.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling quotations on
the exchange today:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28
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~ - Gold, Silver and Hidden Treasures
AZ k@uuuVEh Fully Guaranteed. Booklet Free.
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HELP WANTED-$70 month to commence
Pleasant duties. Steady work. Rapid advance
ment. Every second week off duty at full sala-
~. Railway mail clerks. Examinations i'm ev-
cry neighborhood November 18th Thousands Of
appointments coming Quick promotion to posi-
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education sufficient. If you want appointment
write Immediately. Political influence I'M
necessary. Franklin Institute. Dept. Csc, Roch-
ester N. Y.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28
MMn q SPANISH NEEDLES, eoLDoMEIERs
MEEHEN for Treasure Seekers. Booklct Free.
GtECf. SO Bay ST. PALsfaA. Pa
q 100 90
FOR A SONG
RECENTLY PAID

Send ny YOUR SONG POEMS for examlra ton
and offer. II. KIRKUS DUGDALE CO., Dept.
216. Washington, ID. c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-To exchange a Groom cottage near
city school In Atlanta for farm anywhere
north or Atlanta. Price $1,000 Address Own
er. 264 Waldo st.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28

EVERGREEN, Ala.--Mrs. G. r. Far
ham. OF this place. one of the most
prominent women in Alabama, died in
New Orleans Wednesday night.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 27.-Cash: Wheat I'M
changed: No hard, 92Ge4c: No. red, &c.
Corn unchanged TO &c higher; No. mixed.
4SLc: No. white, tshc.
Oats unchanged No. 2 white, BE; No.
mixed, 3OIs @31ac.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28

GOOD PAY, cash weekly made, $40 earned spare
time checking copying form letters, attend
ing advertising material for each locality. PAN
DORA MFG. CO., LONDON, ONT.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28

ST LOUIS, Oct. T.-Wheat: Cash hlgheL'
track No. red. 9scGSi.0ols; No. ? hard
Corn steady; track No. 2, 4sa4sHe; No. 2
white, 4994eAc.
white SIC.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

ne following were the ruling quotations On
the exchange today:
Tone very steady. midd.ing lake. steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-28

FOR SALE FEATHERS-All kinds of domestic
feathers. Live geese feathers speciality.
Write for samples and prices. II. 5. Eubanks
1874 South Broad street. Atlanta, Ga.
The Huttig news., 1910-03-26

ASs seZ FERTILIZER! ''Multiply and Replenish the Earth Rep1enish the Earth, Then Multiply
 THE BEST FERTILIZERS ARE Cotton and Corn per 100 pounds SIPS Gold Mixture 125 Vegetable Grouer I5O
  be for Watermelon, Largest the Bushe of Potatoes Noon dfron1h the Roasting largeas a
 Premu as
 Roastn the $1OO Potoos for the Bushe foNeOns swm b teFunised Later We can furnish you SEED POTATOES of knds do the rest benefited by trying
 Hlvm$MsMtYGa zZZ1zZz0EEZ7
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
Fen ;. Hildreth
Land, Mining and Irriga-
 ton Law Suite 2f0 EIerinu Bido.
Suite 21o Fleming Bidgy
 Phoenix, Ariz.

Phoenix, Ariz. Makes a speciality of all busi- ness before the local land office. general land office and depart ment of .he interior.
 Contests conducted. pleas made. rights of way repay ments. townsites and forest re- serve affairs.
 If you are thinking of patent ing your mines, let me explain my method-much cheaper. and you get the result.
 Have for sale GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIP that acquires tide in one day without residence, cultivation or improvements. Eight years an O. cial of the land department.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
CLAWS TESTIHES
 fOR CUNNINGHAM
FORMER LAND OFFICE EXPER- FOUND EVERYTHING FRANK AND ABOVE BOARD.

WASHINGTON. March 2c-Lous R. Glavis. former chief og the field di- vision of the general land office tez- dded today before Special Commission CT William J. MeGee in the inquiry conducted by the interior department into the question Of the validity ot the Cunningham coal claims.
 GlaWs said Oryille D Jones. Of Wai- lace, Idaho, one Of the claimants. told him in March. 1908, when he procured his affidavit, that the claimants alway understood and agreed among them selves that when they got title to the lands they would form a ccmbina- ton to develop them. Witness said the Cunningham journal ana ledses were shown to him and Special Agent Horace D. Jones by Clarence Cunning ham. and the books were taken from the Cunningham residence to theil hotel for examination with Cunning nams consent.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23

side and lost the race. but then didn't know enough to turn around and go home.
 lie ambulated iii the vicinity of Judge Murphy's baseball court. Bauer espied him. He didn't get far Bauer, who talks Spanish like a native asked him what was the matter He was chasing green things with horns on. he said. Bauer thought the safe place for him was in the "hoose gow." He grabbed him and started to march him or With the venom of an adder he shot his fangs in the di- rSction of Franks right wrist. He caught him in the palm of the hand and lacersted him severely Bauer, however. landed him in jail and in the afternoon he was sent to the lockur for five days.
 Bauer had the wound cauterized. and so far hasn't experienced any bad results.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23

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 Maternity Troubles. Jessy h'o' Son 's Street s m " ' st1 c. fspssr R D. ssto Tenn. Minnie Han NJ.-NI-.I IousFls
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
 RETURN DEFEATED

Those association football players came home from Clifton and Morenci yesterday, Fourteen of them made the trip. under the chaparonage of Ed CBlondieD Dickinson. But what they did. for the good of sport in Bisbee, hadn't better be published. but we'll give it just the same.
 Clifton succeeded in administering a drubbing at the start on. the score being to 2 The next day they jour neyed over to Morenei town. and Ia and behold, If they didn't get "skun again.
 But the boys didn't mind it. They're used to it. Clifton has won the sum of nothing. batting on ,he reels of asso- citation football.
 BUTT
 Twill be better picking next time, We hope.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
REGISTERING FOR
 PRIMARY BEGINS TODAY

Today the registration of voters fer the primaries and also the general election of this spring will begin with City Clerk George Gage al the city hall.
 Unlike mos. places in the east where the primary law is in force, they do not hold two registrations. The election comes May 23. and the primaries just thirty days beforehand. One registra ion will do for all of them.
 In some places they make every body register twice, once for the pri- maries and again for the general stunt. but the policy Is rapidly dying out and one signing up is made Co go for everything.
 From the opening today until the primaries. the genial holder Of the quill in the municipal offices. it is eX- pected will be kept pretty plagueE busy chronicaling names, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
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from woman ailments invited to write to the names and addresses here for positive proof that lyd E female ills.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
STRIKE LOSING FORGE.

PHILADELPHIA. March 22.-The executive committee of the Textile Workers. who formed a part of the general strike ranks. voted tonight to instruct all members of the union to return to work tomorrow. In spite of the announcement that all negoti- ations for peace are ended. the strike committee of ten entered another con ference tonight with Senator Pen rose. S.ate Senator Nichil and other political leaders, men close to the Transit Company. The result is un- announced SO far.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
FL pASO MEETING
 A WARM AFFAIR
lDouglas In.ernational.l

There were hot times in Fl Paso yesterday when D. A. ODonovan of this city. Joe McKehon of Bisbee and Bert Walling of Cananea met with II. s. Potter, the Fl Paso street railway man. who IS the power be- hind Harbuck and his Fl Paso White Sox this year. The meeting was rstensibly called tO make alterations ln schedule. but this matter was never reached and will be settled by letter. Another and more i'm portant matter came up and feel lngs waxed warm. so warm as to threaten 10 crowd Fl Paso out. In- deed it was only the statement Of the representatives Of Douglas. Ca nanea and Bisbee that they would not play in Fl Paso unless Potter yielded to their demand that brought | Potter around and this only occur red after O'Donovan left the con ! ference and refused to return when asked to do so.
 Demand Clean Umpires.
 It was the umpire question which caused the split in Fl Paso at the 1 conference which promised for a
 time 70 pat the White Sox out ol the game with the three teams oi
 his section It was only the de ! termined stand of the three repre- ! sentatives of this belt Of cactus
 country that ultimately won the day and brought the obdurate Fl PasS
 magnate to terms. An uubrokeI
 'ront and sheer determination C, stick together was all that brouga
 the victory which means clean base
 ball and fair play for all during th'
 coming season. Potter fought il
 desperation for an Fl Paso umpir,
 ,o officiate at the home games. H' Jailed to achieve his object.
 All remember that last year Doug
 las. Bisbee and Cananea all com plained that it was impossible C 2 get fair treatment by an umpiu lB the Pass City. that they were dc hberately robbed of games. Indeet the Fl Paso umpire asked Captaii ! Wolfe not to kick so hard and tol,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23

SPORTS DOMAIN

i'm that he had to make the de risions he did for the good of baseball in Fl Paso."
 Trfumvirate is Firm.
 This year it was decided by Doug las, Bisbee and Cananea that the ualy solution of the trouble was 70 tlre two unbiased umDires at the expense Of the four ci~bs to offici- ate at all games. ch.aging about from time to time. This was the objection which Potter fou.4d. He absolutely refused to consent. This occurred at the opening of the meet ing at o'clock. O'Donoyan stated the case and Potter three times tried to leave it unsettled and get to the schedule. All the other dele gates refused to permit this. At 4:30 Potter arose to speak and in the course of his remarks said ODonovan could go or stay. that he did not care. This reused the Don and he left the conference. but that did not better the cadse of Potter. Walling offered 10 produce the let ter he wrote last year stating that Cananea would not play again in Fl Paso with a home umpire off ciating. McKeehon stood up vali- ently too. Potter begged and prom ised a fair umpire. but there was 'nuthin' doin'" until he yielded. Then he insisted that Mailing should be chief of umpires which suits Douglas perfectly. After this o'Don- ovan was sent for, but would not return.
 Settle Schedule Later.
 Fl Paso wants some changes in schedules so as to be able to ar range satisfactory dates with Albu- querque. Clifton and Morenci. all of which cities send excursions to Fl Paso that help the merchants and trade This will undoubtedly be sat Iisfactorily arranged by letter.
 An agreement has also been drawn up and signed which will prevent one club seeking to draw players from another or engaging such play CTS without the consent of the man. .agement from the teams such play. CTS leave.
 Tommy Smith Accepts.
 Locally the best news, after the settlement of the umpire matter, is that Tommy" Smith has telegraph ed an acceptance Of the terms offer ed him and will be the Douglas shortstop. The mile high city of Denver loses this classy short field man and Douglas win have one Of the best men in the business. Smith is built along the Raymond liEes. is lightning fast but is a little heav- fer than Tealie E55 DaUJSd between 230 and 24O last year and that will mean a better percentage here. h. dications are that Shipke will be on third and this is a big step to a stone wall iufield with our own Din ny on first and in the best physical condition of his baseball career.
 | Cananea has fourteen players signed up and on the field for prac- tice. All of last years best. in cluding the same three pitchers. are there and Bob Whaling is to catch.
 It was said this morning that Mains would probably be along to- night or tomorrow and that the other players will drift in within a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
oIN c S IN
cOneOc,ed by Lee Hamilton.

stockholder. No 400" affair. this.
 Today the new boys are due to ar rive and already the fans are wonder ing how they'll stack up. There's no worrying: they're all relying on Oren- iorff.s judgment. and their confidence will no. be misplaced in the slightest degree. The fans are cordially in vited to show up at the park and see theboys work out, which stunt will be pulled on between ten and twelve each morning.
 Drop in and see the show.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
BURIED IN DEEP WELL.

MONROVIA, Cal. March 22.-At least twenty-four hours will be re- quirsd to recover thebody Of William
 A. Pickering. who fell into a well on
 the Bradbury ranch last night al though a large number of men are ex- cavating the loose earth which has fal- len into the deep hole where the body Is entombed All hope Of recovering the man alive was abandoned today after tons of earth and stones loosen ened by rain fell into the excavation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
SHOTGUN MEN WIN
 OVER RIFLE EXPERTS

Another interesting match was shot Sunday between the shotgun and rife men of the Bisbee Rifle Club. X match was pulled of at the range between seven shotgun men and seven rife men. Each team shot 149 rounds at the targets with a possi- bility of TOO points. and each team shot 100 birds with a possible 700 The shotgun men made on the rife score AT and on the birds 450. making a total of 927. The rife men made oH the rife score 565 and on the birds BPS. total Of S93 Following are the scores
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
DEPUTY BAUER BITTEN
 BY BOOzY MEXICAN
MAN UNDER ARREST SINKS HIS TEETH iN THE WRIST or The OFFICER.

Being bitten on the hand by a Mex ican was Deputy Sherin Frank Bauer.5 experience yesterday morning while arresting an "hombre- that has ssv. eral kinds of green snakes floating before the circumference of his wis ion.
 One Juan Lopez got drunk some where. He undertook to run a race against an electric car coming down the bend as the car beats it into Low ell from Warren. He fell by the way
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23
! FASTER IS so

INDEPENDENT FUEL 6 FEED co. lnioe Man St Opp. Palace Stables
 o25 D O. Box 627.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-23

J. w. Thacker has been appointed superintendent of the Yuma county poor farm at a salary of s10O per mouth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-24

full for your positive blessings, but
what about your negative ones?
What about the "erring thought NOT
into evil wrought"
What about the chance you lust
missed, the opportunity that was de-
MED you and which you now see would
have led you in decidedly the wrong
direction.
In short. what about the happy at
might have been's?''
OF course the story of the man who
missed the Portland is the story of
very big, and once in a lifetime, or
ten lifetimes, 'it might have BEEN
But surely there were some lesser
sit might have beens" of the same
sort, in your own life this past year ?
There was a very sweet and wise
poet once who said:
"Of all sad words of tongue or pen
The saddest are these, Tt might have
BEEN
and of course they are sometimes, but
not always by any means.
Quite as often they are happy words
only usually then we forget to say
them.
And that isn't fair, is it?
So why not make this Thanksgiving,
in the year of our Lord 1910, a little
unusual by recalling to mind some of
these happy sit might have beens," by
giving thanks for the erring thought
not into evil wrought" by admitting
that some of the things we have fought
against have proved blessings, and
best of all by looking at some of our
present worries in the light of this
recollection.