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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-12
EMP PLOYES MEET
WITH REFUSAL

Chicago March lit Is unofficial.
IL announced that the committee of
railroad managers today refused in
substance. every concession demand
ed by the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Firemen and Engineers. representing
$4,000 men on forty-nine different
railroads running through the west
excepting arbitration OF the wage
question
The men had voted an oyerwhelm-
ing majority to strike and this vote
was laid before the railroad managers
committee yesterday by the commit
Tee representing the men The men
are more lnsistent than the managers
coucede them the right TO be repre-
sentedt by committee of their own
in the application of the senior
rules than they are Tor n wage ad-
vance. An average of IL 1-2 per cent
advance Is the final demand of the
firemen hey declare the schedule
submitted last November has been
modified in the hope that an amicable
adjustment could be made.
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WHAT'S THE CAUSE
The Worcin9man Produces Every
thing but Has Nothing,

What's the cause of cOngCmption3
Poor nourishment, foul air and over
work Wipe out the tenement dis
tricts. ventilate the mines and facto-
ries, shorten the hours of labor and
you have solved the problem. We
have abolished hog cholera, but not
consumption. because 1t costs more TO
buy a hog thnn laborer.
Onc-third of all the children OF the
poor die prematurcly from prevent
able diseases and Observation-Disclosures
Thirty thousand men are killed and
100000 injured on cur railroads every
year This frlghtiul slaughter is al
most entirely unnecessary and conse-
queutIy criminal, and if justice were
done the men responsible would be
declared guilty OF manslaughter, This
woulG put stop To II at once.
This much for the physical man.
Now. whet about his intellectual prog
ress?
The children of the poor have their
vitality prematurely sapped in shop
and factory, all finer senSibilities de-
stroyed or stunned mentally, morally
and physically. We still expect him
to father the citizen OF the future
our present system Is 10 blame. We
have Societies for the prevention of
cruelty 10 animals" but none to de-
mand change of an industrial systom
which damns the many az we'll as the
few. What i howl goes up from these
people when Il farmer attempts TO
work an immature colt But child
slavery Is to them q question OF no
importance.
Cure for Drunkenness,
Tho mad rush in business and in
dustry is responsible for the nervous
unrest Of todny. Poverty or the feav
os poverty, unemployed and the fear
of it-al) these are responsible for
our over-crowded lunatlc asylnms and
the increase In the number OF sui.
cides. Drunkenness is also on the In
crease and cannot be checked until
Won take from mon the need OF a
stinulunt. The oyerworkcd man near,
Iy always seeks comfort and forget
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fulness In drink. Our middle class
does not supply us With drunkards
They arc fairly we'll clothed, housed
and fed
Again. let mo remind you that this
is the age of property. Property is tho
chief consideration today. Armies
navies. policemen, milltiamcn. all are
engaged in the protection of property
Man is only a secondary considera
tion. Our courts are also Instruments
In the hands of the property owning
class. and Safeguard their ownership
Steal ham to keep your wife from
starving and the snme judge will give
you three years
You see, he Is paid TO watch the
ham. and he does bis duty well
What is this civilization (so-called)
doing for man? This and this alone
is the chief consideration How Is
he housed How Is he fed? How Is
he clothed? How Is he educated?
He. the laborer. Is the builder of all
houses, yet has none Of his own
He, the laborer. Is the creator of all
food. but is hfmset starving.
He, the laborer. Is the weaver OF all
cloth. but is naked
He. the laborer, Is the builder OF all
schools and theaters, but has been re-
duced To the university OF The street
and the moving picture show.
Toilers, are yop satisfied? Does
life mean nothing TO you but beastly
toil2
You produce all and have nothing.
Those who have all produce nothing.
Is 1T not time for change?-Profcs.
sor Sidney In Iron Molders' Journal
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GIVE SOCIALISTS ATTENTION.

Berlin. March 1.-THE demonstra-
tion against the franchise system and
the resulting conflicts between the po-
lice and the socialists occupied the at.
tention of both the Reichstag and the
Prussian Diet, this afternoon. The
Deputy Ledebour, socialist democrat.
was called TO order several times for
designating the police presidents ac-
ton as impudent and shameless and
for applying unpleasant cplthets.
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WASHOUT HITS
MAIL SERVICE

Reno. New. March 11.-Old fashion.
Ga mall TRANSPORTATION has been re-
sorted TO by the postofIlce department
in Nevada. This was rendered neces-
sary by serious washouts on the
Southern Pacific
All mails for Eureka and Austin,
New, are being transported from the
main line of the Southern Pacific by
wagon the distance to Eureka being
about 90 miles and TO Austin 81 miles,
Tho regular service has been out Of
operation for twelve days.
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KNOX HAS FAILED
SAYS ALBANIAN

Washington, Mar. Secretary
Knox has not made good in far east
crn affairs declared Rep. Underwood
OF Alabama in the house today. He
added that Mr.. Knox had not proved
so able a secretary Of state as his
predecessor, Mr. Root Tho section
of the Legislative, executive and jul
dicial appropriation bill providing
funds for tho now division of the state
department having charge of far east
ern. near eastern. latin-American and
European AFFAIRS was under discus
sion
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COAL ENOUGH
FOR 800 YEARS

Washington. Mar, 1l-"Enough
coal has been found In my state TO
run the fires of this country for 900
years, but the conservationists have
bottled up the coal declared Rep.
Taylor of Colorado, Il Democrat, before
the house committee on ways and
means today, speaking In support of
the Mondell bin TO provide bond Is
sue to complete the reclamation pro-
jects.
Don't you approve of coDserya-
tlon?" asked Chairman Payne.
"Oi course do" replied Mr.. Taylor.
but | think that so much OF our land
has been set apart in this manner. the
government might authorize the is-
suance of these bonds TO make good
the contracts with thousands of set
tiers who have invested their all for
a gold brick
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500 Reward 500.

The readers bf this paper will be pleased 10
learn tba, there is at least ono dreaded disease
that Ociencc hls been able to cure in all its
stages, and thkt is CatSrrh, Har's Catarrh
sai ffateTcty Sia5s6 being eonstutiooS sS ay a6S
disease rcquuB9 n constitutional trcatment.
dnlls Catarrb cmo is taken internally acting
directly upon tile blood and mucous surfaces of
tue syo,sm, thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving The patient etTcnrth
by building mp the consdItion and assisting
nature IN So,ns - work The proprietors have
"S w nuSo lIiih ~ us euro,ive.pcpcr chat they
ofisr One Ilu1dted Dollars Ter any csc lhat il
fa'is to cure. Send for list Of tec.ncn'r,s.
Address. L. J, CHENEY 6 CO.. Toledo, q.
IL sold by nrueEiats, 96e
Asus Family Pli9 arc the test.
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FARMANs STILL FIGHT.

Paris, March 11.-Henry aud Mall
rice Farman announce thelr INTENTION
of sending lnwyer to the United
States 10 aid them in contesting the
suits for the infringement OF patent
rights instituted by Wilbur and Or
Vile Wright,
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VOTES EoR WOMEN.

Good for Annai Mrs. Anna Shaw
is credited with saying; Nothing Will
get US the vote until some political
party sees that 1t Is to It's own adyan-
tage to give us the vote, and when
that time comes wen get the vote
whether We want it or not" This
lady could give Tom Watson cards
and spades and beat him hands down.
In her mind there seems To be no cob
webs on the subject of the materialist
conception of history She realizes
that material interests have to be re-
lied upon, and will have to be the
bed from which, plowed, narrowed,
hoed, raked and weeded. will sprout
up the plant of Votes for Women"
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souTHWsSTERN COAL
MIXERS TO STRIKE

zoaa1os City. March 71.-A striko OF
he coal 3niners Of tho southwest on
Lpril lst, Tnop che present scale ondS.
Er hardly oe averted. according TO q
szUsmcnt OF operators made nero TO-
iay. hS5 demand AN fucUoaae in
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-12
BANK PANIC REACHES
QUICK CONCLUSION

Cleveland. Mar. 1t.-After a yigor-
ous run on banking house as has
ever been known In Cleveland. the
stampeded depositors OF the Society
for Savings today Tegained their
equilibrium and this afternoon tho
panic was over. In the two days and
a half thot the run lasted s1.250.0O0
was withdrawn at the rate of 1925
4 minute,
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called another physician. Still no grow
woree. At the end Of about year on0
a half Of suffering ho grow so bad that
1 had to tie his hands in cloths at night
to keep him from scratching tho cores
and tearing tho flesh. Ho got 10 oo
a nero skeleton. and was hardly aole
to walk.
My aunt advised mo to try Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura Ointment. so great
was her fisth in them that she gave mo
q small picco Of tho Soap 10 try and
a little OF the Ointment. took them
homo without any faith, but to please
her I tried II and it seemed 70 dry up
tho sores little. 1 sent 70 drug store
and got O cake OF Cuticurn Soap and
q box Of the Ointment and followed
directions. At tho end Of two months
tho sores were oil we'll. Ho hos never
had any cores Of any kind since. He
ia now strong and healthy. and can
sincerely say that only for tho most
wonderful Cuticure Remedies my pre-
cious child would have died from thoso
torrible sores. I used only ono cake OF
Cuticura Soap and about three boxes
OF Ointment.
II am a nurse and my profession
brings me into many different families
nnd It Ia always pleasure for mo TO toll
nv story and recommend Cuticura Rem
edies. Mrs. Egbert Sheldon, R. F. D. 1.
LltchHeld, Conn. Oct. 20, 1909"
Complete External oud internal TreatTeni for
Every Humor Of Infan T. Childeen ooo AdSitS e9n-
$ cusss9ra ~ 5n,ne7t es6e TO Heoi DC stlo md cyl
coira Pdis 3 er va 9fc9, % Purify nc eSea BE-.
co%' eolg soe pTors. las Columbus ave -Eo@toa Mss
az Moiloa FTos. cItieura Book on sSln pInascs
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MARKHAM Club Socialists

Any question concerning Social.
Ism answered. Address all com.
municatIone to X. s. HlilIord,
436 Hcrrlck Avenue.
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COkuS ouL on Db
face. l had q ply
0iciaD treat him.
but tho sores grew
worsc Then they
began to come on
his nrms, then on
other parts Of his
body, and then one
camo on his chest.
worse than tb q
ntherq Then /
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of Root and Hughes with an intention
to shut off further attempts to ali
scandals and with sympathy for Allds
Hinman, the Root-Hughes choice for
majority leader, has been outspoken
against Aids during the debates over
the admission of certain testimony.
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wages and the operators say they
cannot possibly grant 1t The strike.
II Declared, would il is said, include
all the Un1on miners OF Mls2onri, Kan-
eas, Oklahoma and Arkanaas.
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Bare and grim the marshes are.
Yet one day. and that ere long,
Flowers the somber waste will star.
And the silence pulse with song;
Gold VIII gleam and green will CLINT
Where now glooms an aShcn tint.
Haste. o woodworking hour.
We are spent with chill delay.
We would leap. had we the power.
Sheer into the heart of May,
Seeing, hearing, feeling all
It's communicable thrall,
Clinton Scollard.
Capitalism makes every man the
enemy OF every other man Socialism
will make all men brothers. 1t is the
only thing that can do so. And the
workers are the only people who can
establish it.
Capitalism is the private ownership
of the whole social means of produc.
ton, and the private appropriation OF
the whole product OF cooperative So
cial labor.
Socialism is tho collective owner
ship of these means and the collective
appropriation of the whole social prod
uct for the use OF oil.
The emancipation of the wage-class
must be the work of the wage-slave
himself and The unity and solidarity
OF the wage slaves OF all countries and
races is the indispensable precedent TO
the self-emanclpation of the wages.
The strain placed upon Mayor Rey-
burn Of Philadelphia by the Rapid
Transit company strike is causing the
worthy to become incoherent The
ministers of the city having gathered
themselves into an association, and
demanded that the conflict be arbl-
trated. the Mayor angrily answered
that "the ministers should attend to
their own affairs, and not talk about
things they know nothing about g"
Why. that's Just what the ministers
arc doing-attendlng to their own ar
fairs by talking about things that they
know nothing abou&-Weekly People.
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AN ORDINANCE

Granting to the Davis County lnde-
pendent Telephone Company Fran
ehise to Construct, Maintain and
operate 4 Telephone System. over,
upon and under the Public Streets
and Thorouohfares Of Weber coun'
ty, State Of Utah.
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PILES CURED IN to "a DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
euro any case Of Itching. blind. bleed.
Ing or protrudlng piles in 6 to II
days or money refunded. soc,
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BABY WASTED TO
A MERE SKELETON
With Terrible Eruptions : Grew
Worse in Spiteof Doctors Would
Scratch and Tear Flesh Unless
Hands we're Mother Says
HE WOULD HAVE DIED
BUT FOR CUTlCURA

my little son. when about year
and O half old, bosap TO hnvc eorc8
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The new Nat front couture means
death to rats.
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State of Utah. County OF Weber-ss:
|, SAMUEL G, DYE, County Clerk
In and for Weber County. State OF
Utah, and ex-Omcio Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners OF
said county, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing ordinance, enti-
tied AN Ordinance Granting TO the
Davis County Independent Telephone
Company Franchise to Construct.
Maintain and Operate Il Telephone
System Over. Upon and Under the
Public Streets and ThoroughlaEes oil
Weber County. State OF Utah. was
duly passed by the said Board OF
County Commissioners at a meeting
thereof, held on the 2Sth day OF Feb
ruary. a. d. 1910, and that upon the
final passage thereof Oscar b. Mad
son, Frank Moore and John u bybee
each and all voted aye,
Witness my hand and official seal
horeto affixed this 1lth day ot March,
A. d. 1910.
(SeaD SAMUEL u - "
County Clerk OF Weber County
State of Utah. aud eX,Ohlcto
Clerk OF the Board of County
Commissioners OF Weber Coun.
ty, state of Utah
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Capitalism is the private ownership
of the whole social means of produc-
ton, and the private appropriation OF
the whole product OF cooperative So
cial labor
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-12

Socialism is the collective owner
ship of these means and the collective
appropriation of the whole social prod
uct for the use OF oil.
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Editorial Committee:
KATE S. HllliARD.
e. A. BATTELL.
ROY e. SOUTHWiCK.

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-18
NILES POINDEXTER
CONTINUED from Page One)

trusts. Thar those tig interests we're
exerring themselves TO overthrow the
square deal policies inauguraced b.
President Roosevelt in the interest Of
the poor settler was too absurd for
serious consideration.
The most fragrant political crime
laid a. the door OF Mr.. Poindexter BY
the reactionary standpa-ters has been
that he voted with the democrats
Quoting the record, he showed thai
while il was called party treason for
an Insurgent TO vote with democrats.
it was considered patriotism for the
Regulars 10 form an unholy alliance
with Tammany Hall 10 save Cannon
ism from being overthrovn. He told
OF the motion made by Fitzgerald Of
New York, Tammany con gressman.
being voted for By the regulars and
opposed By insurgents. in the frs-
skirmish in The battle for rules in the
house that would make il 4 represen-
tative body instead OF the tool OF al
oligaTchy.
The platform declared for ana
President Taft advocated the crea-
ton OF 2 commission 10 make q study
Of the tariff question" said he. but
Representative FOrdney spent nearly
an entire day in congress trying 10
defea- az appropriation urged By Pres
iden- Taft 70 enable that commission
70 d. lis work.
YET FordIey Is considered By the
stand pa.-e-s 10 be perfectly regular
and Senator Hale Of Maine who led
the opposition to- cLa- measure Z
1he senate. Is 50 very regular that Re
is TIE authority a -he standpa-ters
OF who are the regulars and who are
not"
The speaker cook rap a. Cover.
nor Hay. declaring that The latter
call for meeting Of Western cover.
nors sounded like q secession pro
outbreak OF the Civil war. He de-
ciared that Governor Hays call was
for meeting which would De Z paral-
lei 70 the historical Hartford conven-
ton Of 1914
Poindex-er attacked ring rule
wherever found, and declared that
there were some legislative condi.
dates in Aberdeen who were not will
ing 10 abide by the direct primary
with reference 10 the naming Of a
United States senator. He urged that
all such be left az home.
He attacked the Weyerhaeuser syn
dictate. and said that he was against
all OF them, from the Guggenheims TO
Hayemeyer. He claimed that the laws
for The government OF Alaska were
such that poor man still had a
chance there, and that the country
had not been bottled" as charged
M. Poindexter impressed his hear
ers as man in earnest. who will no.
be sweryed from what he conceives
10 be right by the Glamour Of The big
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START TRAINS
CONTINUED From Page One.)

Tuesday morning p passengers LEFT
CosmOpolis for points up the line.
Many people from Aberdeen visited
the station al Cosmopolis daily and
each night, the building being lighted
By electricity and kept open until !
late hour
Pleased With ou.lock
On Tuesday number OF officials
Of the o. &; ". including J. B. Matte
son. assistant general manager: J. E
Williams. special agent Of he operar-
ing department: William Carruthers,
travelling freight and passenger agent
and Joint Agent II. J. Walmsley visit
ed the mill owners OF South Aberdeen
in quest OF business and were warmly
received and given every assurance
OF patronage. The officials declare
themselves as more than pleased with
the prospects.
Extensive Improvements Of the sta
lion grounds in Cosmopolis are plan
led by The o. {; ". The company
owns block Of ground back OF the
station building which they will con.
ver- into park. The space will be
sodded. shrubs and Towering plants
SCI our and asphalt walks construct
sd. \ fountain will De placed in The
center Of The plot Work on This I'M
proyenert will begin a. once.
Use Telephones
There IS 10 telegraph line over
-he G-ays Earbor branch a. 1he pres
en- tine and. while j, Is said that
one may be built il he near future
each station building from CerIralia
70 South Aberdeen Is equipped will
z telephone and all trains ara dis
PATCHED and railroad business trans
acted b. This means. Il is possible
that the Postal company may enter
the Earbor over he rev line, a.
though the O. {; " and the Western
Union ara closely allied. The Milwau-
kee. however. Is more independent Of
Inc older telegraph company and il
may be By This means that the West
ern Union company Will be given &
competitor on the Harbor.
Everything connected with the
new line Is Of the best and the equip
ment will be OF the highest class,
said an official OF the road. Tuesday.
sleepers which will be operated will
De exact! ne Counter pdlt " muse
on the main line and heavy mogul en.
gines will haul them. The cars will
be cleaned every day, both inside and
out and every effort made 10 give the
travelling public attractive and com
Portable means Of travel.
Train Lead o. Steel Due
That the Oregon & Washington rail
way company has 10 intention Of
abandoning the proposed site OF the
bridge across the Chehalis river and
moving further west i evidenced ly
The statement that train load Of
bridge steel will arrive il South Alb
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-18
Wa2 III COURT OVER FROGS.
pord Owners a;--: S-ao-ess N-s..
German Tr,-4-e Says.

pond Owners h;v:: Suppress No,s=
German Tr,1@-zi Says.
Al unco.-.-.1. = case vyl> .1-e,y t1-.-l Z,
betore the German tribunals .:-at u
to i. supreme cou-- il L=.rZ-c
Two ne:-.tc-s lived fo- . long time
II c.es- friendship until oae q them
had II a-,.at:a, pond constructed i
his garden. After Z time 4 auGle- u
frogs appeared il The pond, and their
c-oalin : were % ,oUt and eol,i.u-
Gus Is - deprive the -e.chtc-;nE fam
IL ~ is nightly res The disturbed
family objected and. relying On : law
which for Ids any ore from diminish
ing the value o. another's property. -
QueSted the pond owner 10 make ~
engagements for keeping the f-oSS with
in bounds.
The pond owner replied that be WAS
nj - blame for the musical activity
II the t-o-S which L. had no. placed
in th- rc-t To G:s- -ribu2a, upheld
the = IL owner ~ the ground -11; he
frogs were q d.>ren>a-.on - nature
VII h nus. br III W v-.-h. Ike he
sun an ra.E Tie judgment va> -
So rs Tire Ie<- h.-1e- tribunal. and
The decision 7 5Le latter rs affirmed
r. he Supreme court
Tie supreme court reasoned YRS,
whoever -.ale q re-d had -o reckon
win -l= - se-5-- a--e1-1-ra Z
--s and Lax --e se emitted y
t1e- constituted MUIR % -e.-->o--
liz II, perry.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-18
Eicali.Y to PRINCIPLES.

"W'hy did Brown bet the man beat
him up 50 bruraily: Why didn't he
yell enouch:r
We'll, you see. Brown is simplifed
speller. and as there are forty-eighr
different ways Of spelling enough he
had some trouble in picking out the
form that was least Objectionable,
and that gave the fellow q chance 70
blacken his eves and loosen his teeth"
cleveland Plain Dealer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-18

interests CT the small. politicians. He
has Z greater conception Of the duties
Of United States senator than those
who think il Is the grab bag artist
who brings home the bacon or the
person who abdica-es his judgment to
Aldrich. Hale & Co. in order 10 have
stand il. who should represent The
state 0: Washington il the creates:
legislative body OF earth.
Judge Poindex,er plans 10 visit
Grays Harbor again. and will speak
in EoQuiam, probably on September
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-18
STAGGERS SKEPTIcS

That clean, nice fragrant COM
pound like Bucklen's Arnica Salve will
instantly relieve q bad burn. cut. sca.d
wound or piles. staggers skept!cs. But
great cures prove its wonderful
healer OF the worst sores, ulcers. boils.
felons. eczema, skin eruptions. Is also
chapped hands. sprains and corns. Try
il CSC a. A ". Shelley's d