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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-15

Dcr griDned; the subchief swore under
his breath.
THE devil Gy away With you BOTH
he cried. making the best OF his cha.
grin And when you marry don't In.
vito me to the wedding"
After they had gone. however. he
called for an assistant.
did you see that young vintnerf"
"Y"s."
Follow him night and day. Find
out where he lives and what he does
aud ransuck bis room II possible. He
IL either an ininWent mau or n sleek
rascal. Report to me this time each
night"
On reaching the street Gretchen gave
into the Kruincrweg they almost ran
iuto Carml, hncl.
Herr Carmirhncl" said Gretchen.
And what are you doing here this
time Of the nIght;"
II am looking for n kind Of ghost. q
sprctcr IN black that leaves the palace
early IN the evening and returns mte.
whose drsi inuiiun has Invariably beea
10 Krumprwcg."
The winner started.
MY house," cried Gretchen.
"ioursi Perhaps you can dlspcl this
phnntom?' said Carmichael.
''She WIS lady who comes on q
charitable errand. But now she will
come ne more. The objut OF her visits
Is gone" Gretchen answered sadly.
My In H." rupfuily.
Are you not afraid to walk about
In this part Of the town 50 latey' put
IN the vintncr.
"Afraid; OF whntg Thievesl Bah.
my lite man. ! carry sword stick.
and moreover. know how to use II
iolcrnbly well. Good night" And he
swung along.
"Who Is this mysterious womanT
II am not free TO tell you"
"Oh.
'I.copold. what IL the matter with
you tonighr; You act like u boy"
II am wrong. Gretchen. You arr
''Sn'' NiSS inc
She liked the tone: she liked the
kisses. too. though they hurt.
"oou high'' my mnh' she Whisper
ID
Good night. my woman. Tomor.
row h'eh' ~
IL" 'nrnhn ANA ran lightly ana swift
T! up tue street
From the opposite doorway a noun
'nin"r, carter. butcher and
lakcr si"l'pod cautiously forth.
lie heard Something" said the
'nouuInincer. ''llr has ears like rat
Tor hrnring. Whnt u pretty picture
ynicnlly. IAN the world loves u lover
sometimes. Touching sc"nc"'
No one replied; no one WINS expectcd
Ia reply. More than that. no one cared
10 court the fury which lay thinly
disguised In the mOuntilneers tones.
.''Tomorrow night: you heard what he
said ] nm growing weary of this
play. You will sion him ON his way TO
Wander ho,sa , ,t,,.,d .,.., IN
T.. =. "''"se "'
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no -, nm wv 'o"s "ue"
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WINS bu !, u.ns .,nn,, ,n .., No., 80
10 dying his roam ho,d . an, !.
ble nnd ,wo chairs M, 90 ,.o a..
in tho ,,h,. ho ,no, .ororoi ,.,
burned ,hem An, na,oh y, -
nnn.r ius, maid. ,ha doo, ..ua., h,s
eve. lie fetched n ,o tho cana,a
What he read forced tho color ,rorn
his cheeks. and his hands were ,o,ch.
cd with transient malay
"The devil, What sb,I, 7 40 -.
he muttcred
Whit ipd.ed shord ho IA, w,,o,
,,.y sho,,d IA. n,.., c.ta,,
mo r,n,r.. .hron,aa
.o,,Iy ne no s.-,,,,,o, III,
II Herr Carm,cba., wou,a learn tho "a.
rret OF No, 10 Krumerweg. let him attire
1lmseIf asa vintner ana he In the kru-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-15

oRuMBAcB PICKS UP A LocKEr.
~ AN going into the garden. Crotch
on Bring me stein Of brown
The mouDtalneer smiled genially.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26
Smoked meats at Bakers.

Smoked meats at Bakers.
Sherman Crawford and family have
moved to their farm near Banner
The Beamer Bros. of Wilcox town
ship, were county seat visitors over
Tuesday night
John Spena sold a new Overland
auto to Charlie Downie of Collyer
the first of the week.
Charlie Downie, assistant cashier
of the Collyer State Bank, was Sun
day visitor in the city.
Sam Lameraux of northwest of
town, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents at Greenleaf, Kans-
Miss Celia Cutler, together with
her parents, took Thanksgiving din
ner with friends in Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Pierce of Cove
City, SCENT Thanksgiving with their
daughter, Mrs. John F. Jones'
The Merchants Cafe changed
hands last Monday B. F. Bender sold
his interest in it to Glade Martin.
A. L. Saunders, of Glencoe town.
ship, was a county seat visitor last
Monday and made US friendly call.
Mr.. and Mrs Chance and children
of Wilcox township, spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs III. E.
Trip.
Chase Wilson went down to En-
poria, Thanksgiving to visit his sister
Helen, and take in the big football
game.
Uncle John Hoover and Otto
Young were up from Franklin town
ship over Tuesday night attending
to business with our county officials
Earl King has purchased the photo
wagon in the rear of Ralph Park
studio and will dismantle it and
move it onto the lot south of Poffen-
berger's barber shop and fit it up for
lunch counter.
VIM. NJ. Hartsoook and Miss Mable
in marriage by Judge Young at his
office on November 12th.-Colby Tri-
bune.
Tonight the Schubert Club will en-
terrain the Mendelssohn Club at the
home of Miss Ethel Cloud. A short
program and light refreshments will
be the order of the evening.
The young folks out in the Little
child neighborhood gave Miss Ger
trude Littlechild and her cousin,
Miss Nellie Peak of Riley county, a
surprise party last Monday evening.
The surprise was complete and all
present had a good time.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

The following incident is said to
have occurred in the Centre neigh
borhood. 1t was told me years ago
and is doubtless based on fact: A
certain minister of the gospel whose
activities took him away from home
a great deal of the time, was at that
time living on farm He had son
old enough to do much of the farm
work, but the lad often failed to bring
the work up, much to the annoyance
of his father. On one occasion the
father left home giving the boy in
structions to pillow out certain field.
parent was due to return home. The
field was not nearly plowed and the
lad had grave reasons to fear his IA
theirs wrath. He appealed to his
mother to help him out. She said:
"When your father comes out to the
field where you are at work, ask him
the meaning of some passage of scrip
ture." In due time the father
appeared on the scene. When with
in hailing distance, the lad said 'sPa-
pa, what does the Bible mean where
it says -2'' No storm broke. A
very careful explanation followed,
and the father left the field telling
the son to do the best he could.
When the parent reached the house
he said: why, mother, don, t you
think, our son is so much engrossed
bordering on the scripture that he
has scarcely done anything toward
blowing that field-"2Luray Herald.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

81 will tell you how it is, said the
member of the Bellevue Club Il
met a young widow with grownup
stepdaughter, and 1 married that
widow. 'sThen my father met our
stepdaughter, and married her That
made my wife the mother-in-law of
her father in law and made my step
daughter my stepmother, and my ia
ther became my stepson. See? Then
my stepmother, the stepdaughter of
my wife, had son. that boy was, of
course, my brother, because he was
my fathers son, but he was also the
son of my wife's stepdaughter, and
therefore her grandson That made
me grandfather of my stepbrother.
Then my wife had a son. My mother
in-law, the stepSiStr of my son, is al
so his grandmother, because he is her
stepSon's child. My father is the
brother. in-law of my child, because
his stepsister is his wife. 1 am the
brother of my own son, who is also the
child of my own grandmother L am
my mothers brother-in-law, my wife
is her own chfld's aunt, my son is my
fathers nephew and I'm my own
grandfather -Ex.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26
Fresh pork at Bakers.

Fresh pOrk at BAKER s.
Read our for sale and want column
Correct Abstracts-W. III. Swiggett
This is the paper to advertise in
it goes into 400 homes.
F. s. Diebold arrived from Orchard
Park, N. Y, the first of the week.
Commissioner elect McNaughton
was county-seat visitor last Mon
day.
Rev. Beason is holding revival
meetings in Sheridan county this
week.
mound City Paint may cost trifie
more-but! Verbeck Lumber & Sup
ply CO..
Mrs. B. Armstrong left Monday for
Minneapolis, Kans-, to visit her
parents.
Rhoades & Hixson shipped a car of
cattle and hogs to Kansas City on
Tuesday.
Wedding bells will ring in a GER
tain part of the town along about
Christmas time.
A. P. Teeters, one of the substan-
tial farmers of Glencoe township,
was in the city Wednesday paying
taxes. We acknowledge a pleasant
call.
The remains of Miss Vera Gregg,
a granddaughter of J. B. Carpenter
who lives north of town, arrived Sum-
day morning accompanied by her
parents and were buried in the Togo
cemetery last Monday.
Stops earache in two minutes;
| toothache or pain of burn or scald in
five minute; hoarseness, one hour;
muscleache, two hours; sore throat,
twelve hours-Dr. Thomas Eclectic
| Oil, monarch over pain.
There will be service at the church
of the Heavenly Rest at 7:3O p. M,
Saturday, the 26th; also morning
prayer at 1O:4O. Litany sermon and
Holy Communion at IL O'Clock Sun
day, the 9th. All cordially invited.
''Under the Harvest Moon, rural
comedy in four acts, played at the
court house last Friday evening to a
fair sized audience. The play is all
right and the actors fair, but a COM
pany that tries to play in the court
house who uses scenery for effect
make ''bum" showing.
Mr.. Roy L. Bland and Miss Nancy
J. Fronce were married at the Office
of the probate judge Thursday even
ing, this being the only Thanksgiving
wedding in the vicinity so far as we
are informed. No finer day might
have been chosen and may it be an
omen of future sunshine along life's
pathway,
| Remember the third number of the
regular lecture course of entertain
ments which is to be given next Wed
nesday evening by Hal Merton,
magician, veltriloquist and all-round
entertainer Tickets on sale at the
usual places and prices. Doors open
at 7:3O, fun begins at 8:15. Let every
body be on time, just once.
| Fred Rensmyer returned home the
first of the week from Kansrs City.
| Mr.. r. has been in poor health fol
some time and his condition was
such that he was compelled to go to
a hospital. The doctors sent him
home advising him not to do any
hard work He has rented his farm
and will hold public sale on Deem
Der Is. Watch for bills and ad. in
this paper.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

A Kansas newspaper Office was shot
into with buckshot the other day by
a local grocer because of little mis-
take in the grocer's ad- When it
should have read, ga fresh stock of
dairy butter daily" the printer used
an sh'' instead of sd" in the word
dairy. The printer takes more
chances than any man on earth..Wa-
mego Reporter.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

Fresh beef at Bakers
Wa-Keeney has five lunch counters.
t. B. Hays left last week for Iowa
to be gone several weeks.
Revival meetings are being held in
the NJ. E. church this week.
Fred Anderson and family depart
ed Sunday evening for Cresbard, S.
Oak, where they will make their
future home.
The foot ball game at Kansas City
Thanksgiving day between Kansas
and Missouri resulted in a tie the
score being ) to 5.
Jake Heckman's ice house is going
up slowly but surely. When COM
pleted it will be one of the largest
in western Kansas.
Wash Mattingly and family en-
stopped over a few days enroute to
his home in Oregon
The Hardman Lumber Co. sports a
new delivery turnout with their adj
vertisement on harness and wagon.
1t looks quite cityfied.
James Tague, the big cattleman of
Banner, was in town over Tuesday
night. He says cattle are in fine
shape to go into the winter.
F. Fl. Ridgway was up from Ogal-
lah last Monday and made us pleas
ant call. He says wheat is all right
in the east end of the county despite
the continued dry weather.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

My friend, you are worrying too
much over the fact that the world re-
fuses to run on the schedule you made
out for it. The world ran along all
right for considerable length of
time before you appeared as the self
appointed boss of the job. 1t will
run on in about the same way
centuries after you begau baSking in
the sunshine of the eternal summer.
Some mighty big men have risen,
fiourished and swayed the world with
their powers, and then wandered on
across the Styx. But the world failed
to slip cog after they were gone.
Some of the greatest gladiators of our
own forum are now sleeping in I'M
marked and neglected spots, but the
world wage on just the same. The
people laughted and made light as of
yore and actually forgot the Great
Ones ere the echo of the toiling bell
had died away against the distant
hills. 1t will be the same way when
you become dreamless dust. The
hypocrite in the church, the failures
of political parties, the perfidy of
friends-we always have had with
us. You can't change them You
will do your full duty if you see to it
that you are not helping them by be-
coming an atom therein So get the
idea out of your head that the world
is going to smash because it refuses
to accept your schedule You will
sleep better and get more satisfaction
out of the scenery when it comes your
turn to walk the jasper streets.
Osborne Farmer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

You men, you are the architects of
your own fortunes Rely upon your
own strength of body and soul. Take
for your star self-reliance. Don't
take too much advice-keep at your
helm and steer your own ship, and re-
member that the great art of COM
manding is to take a fair share of the
work Think well of yourself Strike
out. Assume your own position.
Put potatoes in a cart over rough
road and the small ones will go to the
bottom. Rise above the envious and
Jealous Fire above the mark you in
tend to hit Energy, invincibie
determination, with a right motive,
are the lovers that move the world
-Lindsborg Record.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

Last Tuesday, while returning to
his ranch near Wa-Keeney Charley
Elliot had quite an accident. His
mother was accompanying him home.
They were riding in single buggy,
driving one horse and leading anoth-
er. They met an QUITO and the led
horse becoming frightened overturn-
ed the buggy throwing Charley and
his mother to the ground. Charley
was dragged about so yards by the
horse he was driving and the buggy
was badly damaged. Mrs. Elliot was
so shaken by the accident that she
returned to Plainville with Ike Star
buck who happened along with his
oil wagon. Charley was also badly
bruised. -Plainville Gazette.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

Terms Sums of 80 and
under, cash; on sums over
SO, credit until Septem-
Der Is, 1911, purchaser to
give note with approved
security bearing 10 per
cent interest 5 per cent
discount for cash
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-28
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nod 5rieoei
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aeben.
lln0 menn ollh &iel. meun gllies Gllh
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lpredcn
Gin bobeS SerS. IN mdrmer 9rIllt
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breheli.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-28
9emOfratiibts
Staatstifet.

gSor 5pci SSnbreu muBten Die De-
mofroten i'm Staate infolac einrs
8eriebenS onf einem 9ifet ,@oob
@opernment" ibre aanoioaten plas
siren mo oieies HSabr lmlroe nod IN
Der leeten 0tinute oas oemofratiife
9idet beim Staatsiefretdr ein9ereiht.
sir folgen0e oemofratiide aanoinn-
ten imlroen Eetitionen cirfulirt
8onnerneur @ballncen Z. @ouo
pon 9iopio Gitp
aongreB 8. e. 9eIlep pom Col.
man nno VI. @. Snule, 9iapi0 9itp.
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ton 8lnnfiilton.
Staots .gluoitor Gopio W Sinne.
gan, 9lanfintoii.
superintendent oes offentlihen llr-
terrihts II e. 2pons sSr.. Germil-
lion.
aonniii6r fiir Sd)nlen mo 0ffent-
Iid)e Sdnocreien g. =. Aopmono,
@ilns.
Stootsiefrptar Sobn z. Gogan.
Sioiir Soils.
@ilellbobn &onrnilidr 8arren
Yoirng, Sort Rierre.
0ice- @onperneiir u. Z. 9open.
port 8ermillion.
@enerol- -9upaIt VI. ". 2nndl.
@uron.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-28
$toras Calls, asiin- -lpaIsnta, nett 2s April 1910
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Dab Der Jormerltaa0 geboben miro
Illft6 me6r Der ilingen 2eute aitf oenl
2atOe bIeiben, ais Dies Jest Ger San
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pert oes 0ouoels, er iit Der Ser5-
Iblng lnieres 5itfiinftigen @eihifes
|uno Der geipoltigeu aoufurrenS Der
Civilization.
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ben Observation-Disclosures, Der ,Sor.
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un0 Der yglmericon Societp of gqiti.
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Oercl heitebenoen 2otnl. .@erbinonlt.
gen bon 5arnern in Den goli5eu Der.
Stnoten iou III Der Convention onge.
Itrebt mcroen.
Rr6iioent 8nit ioH sltgeiogt bober,
cine Iniprnhe nn ole Gonpention 5ll
bolten, iuO gr1iiOert @ompers BON
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gongreBmam 8. 6. GontriIl
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nf gqlitp.
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pon Roro.0atota ,8ereftigung
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.bnItrielle St1rfe Ocs 5ormers
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bon SfIn6olna.
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foritmeiIter" Der Der. Staaten iiber
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go. s. Norris, 8onnericir pom
|Wolltanu.
Gas Siltereiic Der geiamiten 5nr.
Inlprluclt IN Den Ger. Stanteu iit alif
|oieie Convention aelentt lDproeil nu0
|oie geteiligim0 ON 0erielben oiirfte
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4oniumenten 5u @egc 5u 6ringen,
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-04-28

Der Nfauern oes opoltoliid)en Galoites
mo 0as 8erbot fiir fotbolildle Serr.
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fommen mer0e. INN 0nielblt einen
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So lpnr0e Der slernllte nonr a5le
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fommen, ourh Die NGrme onoeIoft
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gen nber nod fet1le ,,GattIers" oeie.
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on SSiiden. llnier fleine sSulop
Norbert, neriorgt ms flei3ia nit Si.
lden. bier iino aud cine glrt Sorel.
len, oenn Der Bod erbalt iein g9oIIer
aus 8 Guellen, iUeldle ale IN opn
bergen entipringen. Dns RoITer If
talt tDie Sis. DieIer 3aae botte id5
'etnen gltten gelpeis BON Dem feiren
Snltiiitt eines Sulloes. g9ein Sf
gernboro uerlieB eines slbenos infer
Sano rno blieb peridDm0en-Idlon
llber Ia Gage. g9ir bieIten ibn id5on
llir nerloren, batten aber nidlt NIT
Dem feilten SSnitinft eines ct. Bern
Daros9inoes gerehnet. gei Dem aro-
Ben 8eiDitteriturm, pon Dem idl IN
lester gtlnlmer idrieb, fam er helm
BIS auf oie 9out 0urhn1Bt. Die
5relloe mar aIlgemein, oenn id, bate
lbn niht gerne perIoren. er tIt eiu
Brohttier, iiber 80 3oa bod.
Sas ileue nnerfannte 8eieB, n1rn.
lid oie Serihiebung Der eriten 9lns
jahlimg aiIf 0as 2an0 fir elm ceSobr.
ut cine groBe grleidterlma, oenn 10
manher Seinitdtter uuBte niht, mo-
ber oas @el0 81 nebmen uno Der ger-
otenlt negen 0es itrengenBinters NOR
gering. Sn fur3er 3eit miro Der Iebte
8eil non Roiebuo, oas Gountn N1eI-
lette (friiber gennnit g2eger gountn)
ltno audi ein TeiI Der 9ine Hioae Ne.
lerDntion eroffnet tueroen. eSn gine
Rioge iibpr 100000 @der uno I'M
Wtellette @nltnt1 iiber 100000 @fer.
geioes 1T alItes sSarnlIan0 ut6 reid
an 8oiier Die BID ging ourh oen
Senat llnier Senator Gamble hattie
nur geriitgen @ieberItano su 6eIie-
gen. einer Der idl1rfiten 8eqner mar
Senator gafer bon Georgia, a6er
@nnble hntts Ole WeEFbeit alf Ieinep
Settle. Die toflamatiOn 0urh ben
Rrdiioenten miro rlGdJites Sriihiabr
Iie SurDeDors Iin6 fIeibio
nit Der ausmeiiimg oes 2anoes an
Der Nrbeit. Sobol0 oieIe beenoiat
miro, erfolat Die Proclamation. Sii6=
Datota gebt NIT rieiigen Shritten
Dormdrts 8nlo biirfte es ser erIte
mo reidite Staat IN Der Union lem.
Dor % SSnbren oabte man nidlt piel
pom Sii0sDnfotn. 1ie 9sioniere, nie
es troe0en tuagteH, ben 8o0en Siio-
0afutas 81 beireterl. miBten gsot un0
eleno leioen, mo Jest ! @el6 elm
llnterldIieo l1eberaa, no man bin-
iiebt, EN- 9lufbliiben uno Reihtlm on
allen 0rten SelIte ge10rt Siio-0a-
tota ju einein Der fortihrittlihIten
Staaten lmo jllgleidl 3ii einem Der
geiiln0eitetl III Der Union. Tenn Sii0.
9atota bat I'M Berb1Itnis 5l Der Gin
ipobner5abl oie peniglten Sterbef1IIe.
Tos Shulneien 0es Staotes Itebt nuf
bober Stufe. limo oies @un0er Der
auItur. mer bat es erreid1t 2 9fur Die
Gnruobner 6nrf ibren 6IeiB iu6
gllls0auer.
N2it @rnB,
6rnI Or. bon 8aIoou.