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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-26

guardo. Vosotros que alguna vez ha,
breis amado, sabreis ell tormento de no
ser correspondent, la desesperacion de
no YER una amor0sa sonrisa, ell sufri-
miento de no poder ibesar unos labios
70 he devorado todas mis- penas, he
sufrido todos los rigores de la vida, y
Ell consuelo que queda a mi euerpo des-
pues de muerto, es vivir aferrado a
ella, llevandole con 1igadura fuerte a
su memorial
Ces0 la voz de 0fros mundos, junta-
rOnse de nuevO los marchitados labios
y nadie os6 punzar en- aqueI coraz6n
afigido.
Callaron en- ell marmol los instru-
mentos, Sc borr6 en- algunos de los dis
cfpulos una lagrima entire todos ce-
rraron ell pecho que escondia La histo-
ria hermosa, parecida a la que va ocul-
ia en- cada coraz0n humane.
Salvador Rueda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-26

chos remedies, ,isanas, .jarabes, sin To-
grar alivlo con NADIA. Ell medico me
ha dicho que me vuelvo asmatico. No
tengo apetitO nj gusto para NADIA.
En- ell peri6dico que ordinariamente
leo he visto ell relate de las curaciones
obtenidas con ell AIquitran de esa casa en-
CIRCUMSTANCES parecdas las en- que
.yO me encuentrO. RuegOle me envie un
frasco de verdadero Alquitran Guyot:
EsperO que me ha de aliviar. Firmado .
Francisco Martinez, plaza Mayor, Azan-
garo PERU. "
Despues de haber ensSyado Ell ver-
dadero Alquitrin Guyot, ell senior Marti-
nez escribi0 de nuevo 10 que sigue: a3i
de mayo de 1897 : Mi muy estE1ado
&Senor Guyot He hecho uso del frasco
que V. me ha enviado tomandoloa todas
las comidas, tai comu esta prescrito, 8
sea una cucharada de alGuitran como
las de cafe, per cada vase de iquido.
va desde este primer frascO encontre
una mejoria notable en- mi salud. Arro-
.jaba mas faciimente las fegmas que ME
obstruian ell est0mago, sc me present6
algdn apetito pude dormir algunas no
ras sin encOntrarme mOlestadO en- la
respiration. Continue usando ell Alqui-
tran Guyot y deSpues de tres frascos de-
saparecieron los accesos de tos que me
consumian. Ahora tengo buen apetito.
va no arr0j0 flegmas y he recObradO las
fuerzas completamente.
lie agradeZco en- extreme haber in
'wentado ell Alquitran Guyot y crea queyo
no puedo siuo recOmendar ell remediO
e$te V. d todaSsIas persona que sufren de.
bronquitis y .catarrOs como ell }ue yO
tenia. Firmado Francisco Martin@z. D
Ell uso del AIquitran Guyot a todas as
-%comida> d ia dosis indicada en- la carta
que dejanos reproducida, basta. Ell efec-
ito, para curar en- POGO tempo Ell catarro
mas reDelue J la bronquitis mas antigua.
Aigunas yeCes hasta sc consigue domi-.
mar aun curar la tisis por declarada
que este; pues el Alquitran detiene la
~descomposici0n de los tuberculos del
pulm0n matando los malos microbes
que son la CAUSE de esta decomposition.
- Esto es sencillO y exactO. Ell menor
7constipado puede deg+nerar en- bron-
quits 81 sc le abandOna. Por ESQ NO Sc
insistira nunca demasiado al recomendar
4 los enfermos que traten dc con urar.
ell NAL desde ell principle usando ell Al
quitran Guyot que todos los farmaceuti-
cos expenden.
Este tratamiento viene a costar CEN
tavos diariOs, y..s Cura! 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-26
UNA CURACIoN
aUE Sc PRESTA A REFLEMoNEs

81 49, de febrero de 1897 recibia un
farmaceuticO de Paris lAcarta siguiente:
. Hace unOS cuantos amos que cogi un
enfriamiento 4 consecuencia del cual
Sc me present6 un fuerte constpado
que descuide por entonces y degenerd
en- un catarr0 de Ia peor especie. Hoy
me encuentro afec:ad0 de una brOn-
quits espantosa, no puedo respirar con
holgura '. experimento una gran opre-
sion. TengoYel estomagolleno de flegmas,
no puedo dormir y no tengo libre un
solo momento ell pechoo Por las mafanas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-26
cuyas ibras guardaban a1n ell senti-

cuyas fbras guardaban aun Ell senti-
mientO.
Tendido el cuerpo en- la superfcie,
esperaba Ell momento de ser rodeado
por el professor y los discipulos.
Sac6 Ell primero ell arma medica y
dispdsose a rasgar el pecho de parte a
parte; tocaba aquel dia ensenar la
anatomias del coraz6n.
Hundiose en- la carne ell acero, en-
pleo toda su destreza qued6 rota
aquella urna del sentimiento, aquel sa-
grario donde tantas veces habla ofcia-
amor.
Nj un estremecimiento arterial demo
to- que en- aquel cuerpo hubiese vida.
Las arterias rompieronse hicieron-
sc pedazos los nervios, mostr6se coagu-
lada la sangre, aquella sangre tan We
loz habia ihu1do por las venas, y nj la
mas leve senal hubo de que aquell0 no
fuera un cadaver, un resto humane,
alberto como un Jirio ante La ciencia.
Ell professor siguio sus exploraciones a
traves de la materia Instrumentos ex-
traiios trabajaban en- aquellas cavida-
des h1lmanas, donde no hay atomo que
no este sabiamente colocado, nj MEM
bro Que no sea completamente del or
ganismO.
Pascual muri0 de passion por una. mu-
jer.
Tanto habla ocultado en- vida aque-
Hos amores no correspondents que solo
para ell ser a quien quiso, dej6 trans
portar por sil cuerpo la esencia divina
que encerraba.
Sufrio de la mujer querida toda cla-
Sc de traiciones no VIC jamas abrir pa
ra 6l una sonrisa, sin embargo la mi
rada y ell pensamiento de Pascual iban
siempre en- direction de la mujer anna
da, como esos girasoles que constante-
mente van volviendose de cara al eastro
del dia
--Despu6s de muerto, habre de es-
tar siempre aferrado a IT, habla dicho
Pascual a la joven, despues de haber
Sufrido uno de sos deSpreciOs.
Y es ell case, aqu1 entra 10 extraor-
dlnario de mi cuento, que ell amante ST.
gui6 queriendola despues de muerto.
FL despojo no Sc movla, no contrala
un solo milsculo. Dejaba rasgar a los
flos cortesanos los de.laba intArnarse
tras ell paralizado coraz6n.
Al fin qued6 este a la vista con sus
vetas de color sangriento.
--Ahora vamos penetrar en- ese
mundo en- miniature elprofesor
a sus discipulos; y vamos conocer los
resortes de la vida.
Ahora vamos...
Una voz debil, extrahllmana, dej6
cortado su discurso. Volvieron los dis
cipulos, s1ls ojos, los labios del cada-
yer Sc mov1an pronunciando frases do
lientes
No desgarreis mi corazon-dijo ell
mucrto que hablaba ;-os 10 pido por la
mujer d qnien ameis, por aqnella en-
quien tengais puesta vnestra alma. Hi
ce mi corazon sagrario de ella; sepul-
Gro que cerrara despues de muerto, su
imagen, caliz EN- que gnardara su esen-
cia amorosa Podeis destrozar todos los
miembros de mi cuerpo saciad vuestra
sed de ciencia en- mis- mllsculOs, estu-
dad ell mecanismo del pensamiento en-
mi cerebro, ell torrente circulatorio Ell
mis- arterias, la arquitectnra humana
en- mis- huesos, las sustancias que nu-
tre ell cuerpo en mi sangre; pero por
Dios os pido, pOr su amor, que no fue
mlo, nj una s0la vez en- la vida, que no
desgarreis mi coraz6n Mi coraz6n no
me pertenece; pertenece su memo,
+ ria; es altar donde la venero, lapida
con que la cubro, anfora donde la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-26

toso y gargaje0
por espacio de
dos horas haSta
que las hegmas
Sc sedesprenden,
pere, sobre to-
do, cuand0mas
sufro es en- ell
inviernO. EstO
,meproducede-
seosde vomitar
pero no llegoa
conseguirlO.He
enSaVa6n mn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
The DEMOCRATIC Panacea

The democratic panacea is simple
and direct For all the Ills that
flesh is heir TO the admOnition Of
the democratic organ is. Vote the
democratic ticket.
II registration in the wards that
cast the heavy democratic vote for
Mayor Jim last year is under sus-
picion, cure the evil by voting the
democratic ticket.
If the democratic county attorney
falls down in an attempt to prose-
cute for alleged illegal registration,
vote the democratic ticket.
II the town management under a
democratic mayor is not just to your
liking, vote the democratic ticket.
II the work OF the democratic
court house combine looks coarse,
why, vote the democratic ticket.
If YOU are a republican, still the
only way you can please the
democratic organ is to vote the
democratic ticket.
But do you recall any advice ever
given from that source to democrats
to rebuke democratic misrule or cor
ruption by voting for republicans?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
People Talked About

Appalling obstacles to the popularity OF
jury service loom up in the state OF
Washington. Three women IN a recent
panel appealed to the court 70 prohibit
their nine associates from smoking in
the jury room.
Champion Jack Johnson ana DR.. Cook
are painfully convinced that some SEQ
tons of the effete old world Is utterly
unresponsive to the thrills Of the box
office uplift. johnson was touched with
a $50 fine In London and Cook Is nlnbly
sprinting away from the Danish boot.
The last run OF the season on Home
Run Bakers schedule is from Phlladel-
phia 20 Trappe. Md, where the Bakers
have seventy elght-acre farm and
where hunting Is extra good. MY wife
and are country bred" Mr.. Baker ex-
plains. and we viii never set over IT,"
A notable optical cure IL reported In
Chicago, Trial, conviction and dismissal
OF two police inspectors who were color
blind shattered the goEgles on the re-
mainder so that now they see clearly
where the tiger and the kitty hibernats
and are diligently pulling devotees OF
these animals.
ANDERSEN, the assistant keeper OF the
lighthouse at Fire Island Beach, Long
Island, says advertising pays. He aa-
vertised Tor wife. because he mad no
opportunity TO move in society and can
ture ono In the usual way. His reward
Is beautiful French widow. only 70 years
old, and with only one child. Thus one
little want "ad" brings cheer TO a lonely
spot
Ninety-four thousand persons paid good
money 20 see what beer IN and how II
Is made" at the brewers exposition In
Chicago. Half a million glasses OF the
goods were sampled 10000 glasses OF
mineral water, Ts,OOe cups OF coffee. q, 900
cups OF tea and l5,eo bottles OF pop were
put where they would do the most good.
During the last round OF the celebration,
800 persons gathered IN a nearby church
and solemhly prayed for the salvation OF
the thirsty crowd.
Mrs Elisabeth ThAyer Adams OF Hope.
dale, Mass. who has just celebrated her
Tooth birthday, Il said 10 have no SYM
patty with women who complain OF
family cares Mrs. Adams reared eight
children ana yet found plenty OF time to
continue her social and educational life.
Following the example OF her own mother
she gave each Of her children certain
household duties to perform regularly.
Mrs. Adams believes that this division OF
household tasks Il not only the salvation
Of the mother. but Of the children.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
Rule Works Both WAYS

Recently San Francisco elected a
mayor by its new primary plan, by
which the candidate receiving a ma
jority of all votes cast is declared
elected without again being balloted
upon. This. advocates OF the plan
declare, saves the trouble and ex-
pense OF the second or general cleo
ton and interprets the will Of the
people just as accurately, and. they
maintain, It would be manifestly un-
fair and superfluous to send two or
more candidates back to the polls a
second time after one had obtained a
majority over all the others.
Los Angeles has just held its city
primaries under the same plan, but
II did not work out as conveniently
as 1t did in San Francisco. The high
man for mayor, who happens to be a
socialist, led the good government, "
or next highest man, by more than
5000 votes and yet fell short OF a
majority by more than 1000. So
these two candidates are to be voted
for at final election.
II waG our contention at the time
so much was being made OF the San
Francisco event that 1t was a strange
rule that did not work both ways
and that possibly this would prove no
exception. Where sentiment Is pre-
ponderatingly one-sided, the rule
would, OF course, secure the end
sought, but where sentiment is more
evenly divided, as In Los Angeles,
II would fall, and this, no doubt,
would happen in the great majority
OF cases. But even where the rule
works out as desired in the first in
stance, It is not certain that It pro-
duces the fairest results. Nine
times out of ten conditions obtain
which prevent a primary election
from fairly reflecting the majority
will.
Los Angeles is now TO have the
help Of the women in electing a
mayor. The city boasts of being 9
paragon in civic righteousness and
progress and yet It did not find It,
power in that direction great enough
to elect it's good government" mar
over a socialist and now has to cal
on the mothers, wives and daughters
to rescue it from the socialists. Pasa
dena, Los Angeles next door neigh
Dor, has a socialist mayor. Good gov
eminent 10 really relative consider
alton, for which there is no paten
right.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
THE BEGGARMAE.
Pail Man Gazette.


/ met a beggarman once on the road,
God pity you man." says
An why would you pity myself, says
he.
With the sun up there IN the sky?
IL it's nothing but holes l have in my
purse,
There's many a one that's travelling
worse.
It's money. they say is the devirs own
curse.
An well IT knows how to fly"
There's gold for all on the gorse say
he;
There's gold where buttercups grow.
I've all the roads OF the worlu az ms
feet
When I'm choosing the way I'll go.
The roof OF my house is wonderful
sight
And it shining with stars the livc'ong
night
With the moon herself to be lending
light.
Is IT pity I'm asking so?"
He shook my hand at the butt Of the hill,
God pity YOU, man. says he,
For IT'S toll an throuble you have itself
That's easy enough to see.
But here | stand with a beggarman's
share,
The sun thrown in, an the wind when
it's fair,
An with never wife or child for my
care
och. pity yourself" says he.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
Harmon,. Tonr Of the Wsst

Il is quite thoughtful in Governor
Harmon TO arrange for several stop
offs in the west as he goes 10 and
from San Francisco, where he will
select the site for the Ohio building
at the Panama exposition. or course,
as the governor says, his trip at this
time is only for this state errand.
Governor Wilson has already made
a similar tour aud now It remains for
the others to follow suit
Governor Harmon is too old poll
tician to take chances on the "ene-
my's country" and leave to a later
date the sounding out OF sentiment in
this territory. lie was the first eau
didate for the democratic nomination
to enter the ring and II would not do
to lag behind the others now.
Governor Harmon's itinerary in
detail has not been disclosed. and
until II is the public will naturally
be serious to know whether il will
include stop-offs in Nebraska. wnere
dwells the man VINO not long ago
ordered Harmon to prepare 20 stand
aside" and who claims an exclusive
right by presumption to the democ-
racy Of this state. Harmon's whole
plan savors strongly OF bold chal-
lenge, but is he bold enough to defy
Mr.. Bryan on his home ground?
Evidently the Ohio governor is
satisfied with the "feolers" set to
work in Nebraska and other western
states and encouraged TO "come on. e
II is most significant that some Of
HIS leading opponents in this state
are Bryan apostates, led, in fact by
the original Bryan newspaper"
Governor Harmon does we'll TO an
nounce his mission as purely tae
choosing of his states location at the
great exposition. but to others It has
the appearance OF the opening gun in
the aggressive Harmon campaign for
1912. an early move to rally to-
gether all the Harmon workers west
OF the Missouri river.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03

feature Of the problem, Il would be
we'll The most reputable lawyers.
Of course. do not strive for this char
acter OF practice and doubtless they
would like to see the unsavory side
OF Il suppressed, whether they ever
take any steps. themselves. TO sup
press II or not II IL very bad when
the man whose profession commands
his dignifying the law and aiding so
ciety in legitimate and laudable ways
to solve It's problems, departs from
this fundamental duty 10 embrace a
scheme OF burlesquing law and ex.
plotting society.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
And now we are told that Douela,

And now we are told that Douglas
county is fortunate in having the
democratic combine doing business
for the county board while $1,000
900 is being spent on our new court
house. Douglas county is indeed for
tunate in having as much to show for
their money as they have, but they
would be still more fortunate II they
were rid of the gang that has been
changing specifications and authoriz-
ing substitution Of materials always
In the interest of the contractors and
at the expense OF the taxpayers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03

Returns showed that Judge Post beat
Edgerton for supreme court by approxt-
mately 5000
George p. Bemls beat Henry Osthoff
for mayor on landslide majority. carry
ing wards by $500 which the year before
gave James b. Boyd for governor a
majority OF 1900.
Z The voters ut the city and state cleo
ton had their first experience with the
Australian ballot and there was much
debate as to It's success.
Senator and Mrs Henderson left for
Washington.
Mrs. n. f. Dalton OF Indianapolis, who
had been visiting relatives at the Shelton,
left for home.
ia Darlington Of South Omaha dared
venture into bath tub and, losing his
balance, fell out on hot stove and
burned his arm.
John y. Robinson severed his connec-
ton with the Hammond Packins. COM
pany and left for Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
Ten Years Ago

Anna Johnson. colored. alias Cocaine
Anna, pumped two bullets into the BODY
OF der beloved George Dlrglishbel, yet
failed 20 deprive George OF his life. Or.
Borglum police surgeon, attended the
wounded man.
Three watches were taken from the
store OF b. Haksn, '4lI South Tenth street.
stranger stepped in. asked the clerk
to show him some watches. The clerk
placed three on the show case, and the
stranger took them and walked out, say
ing, I'm take these
The funeral services Of Captain Josiah
b. Redfleld were held at Masonic temple
and the body was buried at Prospect Hill
cemetery. The ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Charles S. Lobinsier master
Of St. Johns lodge No. .. Ancient, Free
and Accepted Masons.
Mrs. George y. Lake was bitten by a
dog supposed to have had hydropaobia.
The wound was cauterized and Mrs. Lake
taken al once to the Pasteur institute In
Chicago by her son, Dr. Fred w Lake.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
|HOokinS Backward
lIhisDay inOmaha
COMPILED from BEE FILE.S 8
Thirty Years Ago
nov. 3.

AhFtg leafh ago
a novelty IN the way OF strikes took
place yesterday among the drivers Of the
street railway lines. Owing TO muddy
streets Il has been next 10 Impossible
for the drivers 20 make time. Manager
Marsh discharged four men. the drivers
OF and 8. Red Lane. and 0 and 10, Green
Line, who we're reinstated later by MAX.
Ing due apology for sassinE back.
skating INK lighted by electric light
Il TALKED Of, 20 he located at the corner
Of Ninth and earnam.
The prairie schoonerS entered town to-
day and from under the canvas could
lope enjoying their ride.
Colonel Watson y. Smith and wife are
visiting friends in David City.
Miss Nellie Magee has gone 90 Ne
braska City to reside with her brother.
Hon James Morris OF the Treasury de-
partment at Washington IL In the city on
a short visit.
l.. Helsley Of Fullerton Is in the city,
lie seriously contempiates settling In
Omaha, and will doubtless make a brill
liant acquisition to the young attorneys
OF the city.
II. c. Hobbie returned from Chicago
from a visit on his brother, Charles Hob
bic. WHO was seriously injured few
days ago by a kicking horse. Mr.. Hob
bic reports the Mississippi ten miles wide
where the @ road crosses Il, and the sea
Of water on the prairie covered with
millions OF geese.
The Union Pacific is Advertising q
western excursion for Montana people to
come TO Omaha at the marvelously cheap
rate for the round trip Of 1925 from Hell
ena and tl02 from Dillon, with ninety
days' limit
The steam ferry. New Ella" which
has for two years past been running al
Plattsmouth, arrived at the levee en-
route to Fort Pierre. Dakota territory
a distance OF 500 miles. It Is making the
trip in charge OF Captains Sousley and
Simpson, accompanied by Ledwleh, one
Of the purchasers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
LAUGHING LINES.

That miserable little dog OF yours
comes up behind one, gives a bite and
then runs. He's a mean beast"
"On the contrary, consider him a first.
class business model A"
How so?"
There is 50 much snap and 70 about
hiin' - Baltimore American.
see remarked the traveller In the
southwest, you have an anti-horse thief
association down here. What's the mat
terf can't you leave the punishment OF
morse thieves to the constituted author
Not by a durn sight" said Grizzly
rete; they amt anti-enough!"-Chica
Il wonder how Adam and Eve came
ties
They probably knew what they were
raising said Dighats.--Harper's Weekly.
"A man should not seek an election TO
the senate with a view to making money. -
NO. replied Senator Sorghum: land.
on the other hand, he'll be criticised Just
the same II he accumuiates money with
q view TO getting into the senate -
Washington Star.
The Doctor--Youd scarcely believe II.
but the other night some thief broke into
vacant house belonging to a friend OF
mine and carried away an ornamental
fireplace.
The Professor-Great seizer!-chlcago
Tribune.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
Rsno,u cut.Rats War.

From reports that come out of
Reno, New, one Is led to conclude
either that the divorce trade is sag
ging or that lawyers have become 30
numerous as TO threaten the integrity
OF the business. Dispatches say a
bitter cut-rate war is being waged
between attorneys In divorce cases. E"
IL does not say whether the number
Of divorces is materially diminishing
or that OF the lawyers increasing.
But rates are certainly falling. Here
tofore II has been customary for
lawyers TO get fee OF $3.50 for
breaking "asunder what God hath
Joined together" where there was no
contest and all the work was purely
perfunetory. but now under the cut
rate war a lawyer is lucky to pick
up $40 and pay court costs himself.
which formerly were hung onto the
client. Steps already are being
taken, however, by some OF the pro-
ethical members OF the profession to
remedy conditions and do away with
such unseemly disorder by laying
the whole matter before the State
Bar association for action.
II is quite possible that the facility
for making money offered by this
class OF practice has In Nevada, IL
not elsewhere, had something to do
with what is usually charged up en-
tirely TO marital infelieity. II there
were any way Of eliminating that
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03

II is pathetic to what extremes one
idea people will go. Here is the Anti
Saloon league out with instructions"
for it's adherents TO eschew partisan
ship and vote for only dry" can
dIdates for supreme Judge. No ques-
ton of fitness or qualification or
political viewpoint beyond this enters
into tiff only he ia dry" he will
make a good enough Judge for them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
Greatest Panama Achievement.
PhiiaaaIp,ta Ranrrd

Whether or not our government shall
succeed IN tearing a way across the
lsthmus OF Panama for ships In the time
fixed by the engineers. Il has ao-
complished almost as formidable a task
In making the canal strip practically a
health resort. II used 90 be, before the
Roosevelt invasion, = pest hole Of per
petual yellow fever Nov Il is ridded Of
mosquitoes ana fever. ard has a lower
death rate than Philadelphia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03

Champ Clark, at least, is frank
enough. He wants Nebraska repub-
lIcans to vote the democratic ticket
this year to help the democrats cap
ture the presidency next year. II
there are any republicans in Ne
braska bent on doing that particular
thing above everything else, why, OF
course, they will heed Champs adj
vice.