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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-10-21
lions which obtains in the municipal.
tiles Of America, we snail find cause
for encouragement.

A movement for the cooperative
upbuilding Of Texas by the younger
men of the state is being inaugurated
by the Young Mems Business League
of Waco. The purpose is to organize
the young men over the state into a
central league Of commercial clubs,
and call has been issued inviting
them to meet at Waco on November
is. Interesting subjects will be han.
died at the business sessions regard
ing the question of the development
Of Texas. November Is has been
des grated as Young Mems Business
League Day at the Cotton Palace and
special rates will be made to Waco
for the occasion. A torchlight parade
and masque ball will be features of
the night program.
A city board of trade or commercial
club helps to develop unity of aim and
acts as an impetus to civic growth
along healthy lines. Such associations
may become powerful, instruments for
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21
BY AN ACTRESS.

MARGARET lLLINGTON: II wasn't so
AVA much the fact that it was Christmas that
delighted me when | a child, but it was the
regular Christmas party at the Sunday school.
always the little fairy who distributed the
gifts, and it always pleased me more to watch
the expressions the chtldren's faces when Id
hand them a doll or something. I'm young
now as | then. for / love to go to Christmas
parties yet. My, what wouldn't | give for
good old fashioned Christmas? OF course / be-
neve in Santa Claus
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21
BY A SENATOR.

BY A SENATOR.
G HELBY NJ CULLOM United States Senator
~ From Illinois: OF course | believe in Santa
Claus, and | am old enough to be him myself
Santa Is much better the young folks now
than he was in my day. We were glad to get
few pieces of candy for Christmas or some other
simple gift believe in Santa Claus so strongly
that am going to entertain my granddaughter
and her two children at Christmas am going
to have a Christmas tree and let Santa trim it
for the little girls, and expect they will be de
lighted with the presents be brings them, as
they have been good girls
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21
s>
BY A MAYOR.

GARTER Fl HARRISON, Mayor of Chicago:
~ | believe ought to believe in Santa
Claus. My Christmas however, comes election
day, and my faith in the old gentleman depends
upon what he slips into my stocking at the pri-
martes. Every who has the right spark CT
youth in him believes in Santa Claus. and the
older be grows the more he cherishes these ira
ditions that give color and Joy to childhood |
believe in the jolly old saint just as believe IN
music. paintings. flowers, stories. literature,
laughter, song. good cheer, fellowship like
believe in everything that is the expression OF a
beautiful sentiment There's nothing ike keep
ing the fountains Of youth eternally bubbltng in on
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21
VIZ -
BY A STATESMAN.

CHAMP CLARK. Speaker of the House OF
~ Representatives: am strong believer IL
Santa Claus. 1 got much pleasure OF him
when | was a youngster. My children have IN
Joyed him greatly, and l want other peoples
children TO derive all the pleasure they from
life. am opposed to abolishing Santa Claus or
any myth which affords pleasure to the little
folks and old folks too | remember that my
Chrtstmases a farm in the Mississippi valley
were the happiest days of my life. We boys
used to save up hog badders from hog killing
time until Christmas when blew them and
had great fun bursting them. They sound like
eds and homemade popguns and whistles and en-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21
sY A LABOR LEADER.

AIRS RAYMOND ROBINS, President Ma,
IVA uonal Womens Trade Union League: DO
believe in Santa Claus? Most certainly do,
with all my heart. l was brought up in Kriss
Kringle atmosphere. bur the name doesn't mat
ter. In home the windows were thrown
wide open to let in the Christmas spirit | do
not suppose that l was more imaginative or less
imaginative than other children, but do not re-
call that l ever regarded the Christmas tree as
anything other than an expression of the Christ
mas spirit. But love the idea and can enjoy it
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21
BY A SETTLEMENT WORKER.
- -

MISS JANE ADDAMS OF Hull House: The
AVA belief in Santa Claus should be encour.
aged in children. | think the idea very pretty
and not for the world would Il try 10 dis
courage it The chief value of it lies in giving
children an idea OF the kindly spirit that walks
abroad about Christmas time. All the children
in the neghborhoOd Of Hull House believe in
Santa Claus. We enter into conspiracy with
their mothers and take the trees TO their homes
after they are asleep Then they come next day
to see us and gravely tell US all about the mys.
terious visit Of Santa Clans No one cnnId lnnk
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21

a / have
away with child
down and
write their little
they
beautiful
piness grownups
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21


They
good influence of
ing to them the Christmas
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21

We
joyed
is hard to tell
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21
Sure, They ALI Believe In Ne
Santa Claus.


these the Claus
70 go bac on SanaC Iausy
, 1911-01-14

by opposition resembling that OF the Cana
dian manufacturers
President Taft has written Mr.. Meyer, Sc
cretary of the navy, that a naval officers
duty when making public speeches abroad is
to avoid inyidious comparisons or such eX-
pressious Of friendship for the country
whose guest he is rs may be indicative OF a
lack of friendship for other countries, thus
embarrassing the Governments foreign lela-
tions. Officers, he SAYS, cannot escape censure
upon the plea that their words express their
personal Sentiments, when circumstances are
such that necessarily their words are re-
rarded MS representative, possibly involving
the Government IN explanations and dis
clauuers. Commander Sims speech at the
London GuildhaIl was SO conspicuous that
the Departments reprimoud should be
equally so.
New York, Jauy. 11th.-The banking situa-
ton ha, been composed by MIR. Plerpont
Morgan's intervention.
Demerara. Jan. 11th.-Ata special meeting
of the Combined Court on Monday q resolN-
ton was carried agreeing to provide IN addi-
tional subsidy of three thousand pounds per
annum, during the unexpired term Of the pre-
sent intercolonial mail contract, towards the
establishment of a direct mail service with the
United Kingdom, and the resolution of 18th
December last was revoked.
Antigua 11th-H. NJ. 5, Seylla gone Mont
serrut p. m.
, 1911-01-14
81. Q STATION.


London, Juuy. 1lth-Ihe Sidney Street
inquest develops doubts whether either Of
the victims was wanted by the police the
alleged bombs proved to DO button makers
implements.
4 Russian, named Stein, has been arrested
as the murderer OF the jew Boron, and re-
manded. Every effort $ now being made to
disprov8 any connection between Berou's
murder and the Houudsditch affair,
The police are said to be contemplating
other arrests, causing fears Of sensational an
archist reprisals.
The information against Edward Myths
alleges defamatory libel, not s~edition, there
fore it will be possible to plead justification,
opening the way to sensational evidence.
The Russo-G German negotiations inspire
the suggestion that the entente between
Russia, France and England, should be con
verified into an alliance, interposing n political
obstacle to Ge1many's plans, which are Preju-
dicial to British interests in Pelsia and
India in q manner worse than Russia's were
formerly.
A meeting of churchmen, headed by the
Bishop of Liverpool, have petitioned Mr.,
Churchill to take action against Mormon
proselytizing IN a manner resembling Ger
many's. Archdeacon Madden said Mormons
should De excluded on grounds stronger
than anarchists.
Apropos of Australian domination of the
Pacific the Morning Post predicts that Cana
ia will assume the admiuistration Of the
British West Indies, despite the present
~preoccupation of Canada in the problems of
continental development and the unfayorabIe
sentiment of the British West Indies. Mean
while unquestionnble advantages support the
development of commercial relations.
Toronto, Jan. 11th-The Toronto Star
says Earl Grey's successor should be a Iii
beral, but not a Peer; a dazzling or powerful
parsonage as Goveruor-GeDera is inharmo-
NOUS with Canadian institutions.
Montreal, Jan. 11th-Mr. Clifford Sifton,
ex-member OF Sir Wilfrid Laurier's Cabinet,
opposes reciprocity with the United States
because of political tendencies prejudicial to
the British connection.
Washington, Jan. 11th-The reciprocity
and Newfoundland Fisheries negotiations
are proceeding concurrently. President
Taft is represented as hopeful.
The Ottawa Free Press quotes Senator
Cummins, Speaker Cannon and Representa-
tive Dalzell as hamstringing the movement
, 1911-01-14
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIKSTED'S POST OFFICE.
Paid.

INlU.
Mr.. William Agnede, Mrs. Caroline Burch,
Mrs. Cathrine Bakers (lIt PeIiI,) Mr.. Samu-
ell lisha Cutting, MIR Xecharia Goddord &
lettersA Miss b.. Nielsen, Miss Len Smitch,
Miss Veronica Smith,
Unpaid
Mr.. Henry Anthem GLa Grange) 20 b, Mr..
Joseph Chase sob, Mr.. William Nj. Denton,
(Lower Love- Bob, Mrs. Ada Graham (Jeal-
ousyl sob, Mr.. Zacarias Gardel (AdyentureI
20 b, Miss irene Husbands sob, Miss Miriam
Hewitt Bob Miss Elisa james lob, Miss Flor.
ence James Auventure) SOB, Mrs, MaIoined
(NIonuings Bay sob, Mr.. Alphonsos Roberts
Bob, Mr., James Samuel Powell (Lower Love-
sob, Mrs Jane Sandeford sob, Mr.. Richard
Thimoty sob, MIR. Joseph Williams Dob, Mr..
James Williams Grove Place. Bob.
Frederiksted's PostOHice, 31st December,
1910.
w. BJERG.
, 1911-01-14
HELwEG-L LARSEN.
Translation


vi is hereby brought to public notice that
j. pursuant to the decision Of the Ministry
of Finances, Il general census is to be taken
in the Danish West India Islands on the lst
February a. G., which will be carried out
under the direction of the Policemastors of
the respective Jurisdictions.
Government for the Danish West India
Islands, st. Thomas,the 9Th January, 1911.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1911-01-14
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
rIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

Miss Christina Francis, Miss Catherine
james. Mr.. Ounis Higgins, Est. Annos Hope,
Mr.. Samuel Limprick, MIR. T.. Moorehead,
Herr Chr. L.. R%oltsen, Mr.. O4oase Thomas,
Miss Ammy Williams, Mrs. Christiuna VIII
liams.
Christiansteds Postkontor, St. Croix den
Site December, 1910.
NJ. ANDERSEN.
, 1911-01-14
Bek 2.

WET b kendtgores heryed, at Henhold
~ til Finqusministeriets Bestemmelse vii
der den lste Februar d. a. paa de donsk
vestindiske Der vare at afholde en- aiminde-
liz FolketpIling, som vii blive udfort we'd
Foranstaltning af Embellishments Politi-
mestre.
Guvernementet for de Iansk yestindisko
Der, st. Thomas, den Ste Januar, 1911.
LIMPRICHI.
, 1911-01-14
Notice
FROM THE POLICE.

%N accordance with the Ordinance Of 14th
~ November 1908 5 3 all owners of fire
arms in Frederiksted's Jurisdiction are here
by notified that a new sign must be taken
out for 1911 before the 18th of February
d. c..
Frederiksted's Police Office, st. Croix, 5th
January 1911.
POHLSEN,
est.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-11

@eib ne ssbeiBen battle uno fir ben
ibr Ser3 bod nidt aIs foIdes gu
trdusrn permodte. 81 benz Sooten
bate lie no9 sinmal seppilt uno
fanb ben Qebsnben.
sic f6slte ni9t Dor ibm auriid,
op9 ibr SUB puraslte am goben.
9Ieib eem ieinen, uno iie fdnb teinen
2aut, pie er.
Sd frat er BIS auf fpenige S9rit<
te 5u ibr beran uno neigte ii6 DOR
i6r nie Dor elmer 6errf9erin.
.Mein @eI6id Mill es. baB id
Sis NOD einnal Iebe. 9p6 penn i&
es Shnen iagsn barf mein 9eben
gdbe ib nit 5reuoen oabin, t0nntt
i1 6amit nur sinen She'll S6res
G9mer5es BON Sbnen nebmen."
Siefer nod nei9te fi4 ibr Saupt,
lire S9ultern idnten elm. Die @rme
bingen tbr l9luff bernieber.
Gin d9Senber 2aut entrang f9
ieinem Munbe:
,Nngelitu ~ id lam Sic 10 niAt
Ieben - 10 gang gebroden. Seiea
sic f~armberSig, iasen sic mir elm
8ort. obsr seben sic mir ftumm 81.
SanO. gum 3ei4en, baB sic nidt
sinaig nur in mir Sores rnsIiids
llriu9e feben.A
Seine Stimme padte iie, baB ibr
Sera erSitterno f6lus, nnb unter Senl
lie umfliebsnoen Sraueri9leier bob
ii9 Iansiam ibrt 3e6te uno itrtdis
ii9 ibm aasenO entsegen.
Oo9 faum bon feiner !Sanb be-
riibrt, 5udt. bic ibre pieber arriid,
unb BON ibren 2ipp.n tam elm mir
res Stammeln.
.@ie bier va i91
gr peritanb, parum fie 5uriidfbeue
te, tpenr er aud nibt errietb, pie aud
fs Jpn plObli9 i'm Settle bi. Daffe
sesen Den ridten fab, Der bier be-
grabsn lag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-11
II. 6 aptteI.

Turud9eteDrt! S1neuer npW, ais
fe es sesluubt - sebofft! BON ibrem
Seniter aug bate Mabeleine CART.
NUT 8rapanb erblidt, tpie er iber
ben Spf fdritt. llnb ga rauid!e es
emppr in ibr ipie cine 9Gmme Serbres
denbe @ose, elm idbes. frobes 8liids,
gefiibl.
Gum eriten Male in ibrem GebeH
6a9te iie baran, etnem Manne gu ges
fallen. Gin li9tgraues, raidelnbes
&repptleib umbiiate lire @eitdlt Die
tpei9 berabfallenbe S9leier, dls IL
na6 Dem Diner jenen a~bgeleeenen
She'll bes pdrtes aufiu9te. ipp Sarte
nut, pie ie nuBte, bdufis feline
MittagspauIe gu perbringen pfleg!e.
sic traf i'm, no Tie i'm geiu6t
bate. Den 8opf tief in Die 6dnoe
p~ersraben, lab ct auf elmer 8lnt
unb i9redte beim &df9eln ibres &Iet'
bes empor, nit finitersn @usea tie
anitarrenb pie cine Gri9einuns. SO
mar, als miiiIe er iid erit ipieber
beiinnen auf iie. Damn itanb sr cnf
unb glei6Seitig itredten iie einanoer
Die 9ano ent9egen.
.Sie baben Srduriges babeim err
lebt, tSerr 8rapano9"
Seine Sanb glitt aug Der i6reh,
itnb er nidte, ben Bid am 8phen:
.Mtein 8ruber lit tpbt unb- -
bart brad er ab.
Sic perItano ibn nno puBts. es
bate feline @~erI06nuns Stpif9en 90.
ter unb Sobn gegeben. On Qngsli,
ia ba9te re in bieiem 4iigenblid,
ni9t, als ie in ibrer itolaen Gins
fd9heit iagts: Primer 5reunp, bera
mD6te i6 Sbnen 3roft gu bieter
- .pie cine G9neIter."
sic bate cine raf9e getrssuns &c.
gen i'm semadt, leiie rauf9te oi:
Seibe ibres aleibes, Elm nnbei9rsi5s
barer Suft Dor @o~rnebmbeit itieg
boz, ibr su Sartmut empor! 9ie 9a,
me Der sroben Melt, bic od por ihr
Itunb, Jpn ibres geileiOs au bsr-
fi9ern! 8sileib! 80
Sein Bid glitt iiber ibre eIeaars
te. lidte Grfdeinuns, lin0 cine anOe.
re fab er i'm Settle baneben iteben
bas 2eib. SIN f9paraen Srauertleis
be, nit i9merSseneigtem Saupte anc
tbrdnenbunflen @usen - Nneelifa,
am Grade trduerno. ltno alles, tras
In ibm ibren Namen rief unb mitliti
an ibrem 2etOe, bas itieB Die anoere
hintpeg, Die trDitliden 3uipru6es bon
ii9 an i'm ordngen noIlte.
sd bin tein piinI9ensperther
8ruber, 9aroneFs.1
Mit groben 4usen iab lie i'm an.
Mas mar ibm auf biefer Reiie tpiber.
fdbren, Dab er in fpI9sm Some Az
ibr fpraa? Mas bate ibn 70 beriparis
bette Mas mar inn seI9sben2 ~
Sic bate er mieber seiebsn - tie -
ieines 8ruoers Witpe Ie ole
frei seporben mar bur9 feines 8ra,
pers Zoo fir ibn unb feline Giebe
tpieoer frei g%enor6en.
Sn ibrer 8eble preBte fi9 Der
@tbsm, is fanb tein Wort, nur elm
unbeutbares Gemurmel, uno 70 gin.J
lie bon ibm binDee.
Sagelans sins lie ibm aus sem
We9e unb mar cod unablGfia I'm
Jpn NIT i9ren 9eoanten, bobrfe fid
NIT allen Sinaen binein in bic banae
Srage: mar es nirtIi9 @abr6eit.
mas ie ni4t battle slduben fpp!I.n,
ipogesen fie aud iebt ii9 pbtse.
beiber, lsibenf1aftlibsr benn is sus
ppr mar UNI Mngelita oas Der.
bdnsniBpoIle eeidebsn - mar lie 10,
an be feline 2iebe sebunosn mar,
10 felt uno unlOsli9, BOP nidts ;bn
tpieoer bon ibr losrsiben fpnnte9
Niats niemano "a
STE besann Surtmuts Weg pieber
gu iuben; unpermutbst trat fe Inn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-11
10. 6 apite I.

als Sortmlt ipieber nit Mobeltins
suiummentrat fiblte lie, bob er nit
fi1 Ielbft fertis setppr6en mar unb
bdB Die 9lrt. fui, CT cine ibren Auferts
bait i'm Sdlofe betreffenos Sras.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-11
EDW. WALL,
COAX WOOD SALOON j
,~sesendbcr Der gtibIe

hermann, :: mo.
Dies III Der eIesanieTte oaIoon in Ser.
mann nnb finoet mon bori audi bic beIten
@etrdnte uub Si9arren.
9eipnbers quite WbisfpS. auein;aer
slsent in Sermann iiir ben beriibmten iinb
ed)ien Bourbon nnb gpe gDhisfp ben Ser.
mann DRILLING So. 9seis berielbe mie in
Ter DiItiHerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-11

sic begann Sartmuts Meg tpieoer
3u iu9en; unpermutbst frat fe ibm
entgegen, fab, mie er auspi&,
uno iDenn foIdes ni9t mSsIi@ mar.
The evening world., 1911-05-25
The Professors Mystery
A Mw York "Summer Girl" Romance by WELLS HASTINGS and BRIAN HOOKER

seen. As I stood on the corner n OF
them. the thinner ono. came slowly out
OF the saloon. pausing to light n cigar
cite. and stroiled casually away from
me up the street. II seemed impossible
that he had any interest In mo. but |
would be sure. | followed carefully after
him for half n dozen blocks. lie neither
looked around nor altered his pace I'm
the least. and where We crossed the car
tracks I stood and watched him 20
steadily on out OF sight.
Then | jumped on a passing car. CON
graduating myself on having carried
out my instructions. even though they
had been rather unnecessary. And on
the outskirts OF tho town I stepped off
to walt for my own car. Just a. II
turned the corner some one touched me
on the arm.
Pardon: have you n match7"
swallowed my heart down again
with a gulp. Tho fat italian scratched
the match on his shoe. and brcnthcd a
soft cloud OF smoke.
THANH you. sare. Now tell me-" he
took me conhdentlally by tho elbow.
wat In 1t you want with Antonio
Caruccl?'
My car was passing. II never hcari
OF him." said I as blanhly ~ I could.
you've got the wrong man"
Excuse me, sare. No mistake at All
lie smiled deprecatinSly.
The car was almost beyond reach.
IAN right I said. Come in here,
and II you can show any right to ask,
I I'll tell you"
Then, as we turned together toward
tho hotel behind us. ! flung him on his
face with a sudden wrench, n sprinted
after the car. Az I chung gasping on
the back platform, ! heard n shout. and
saw him following at a wahdllng run,
waving his arm angrily. The car
stopped ard for II aickcning instant. l
thought that my last device had been
IN vain.
But at that moment a couple OF men
ran from tho sidewalk behind my pur-
suer and caught him by the coat. The
three stood In the middle Of the street.
wranglmg II ga~sticulating: and the
conductor. with "A disgusted jerk of th-
bell. started the car again.
Later Ia the evening. Maclcan called
me mp on the telephone.
Say. you made a pretty good gee
away for an amateur. Did you see NC
sop you fat frlendT'
What? Was that your"
Sure was It. me- and the other ono.
Now listen. Hello al you hear7
Those two parties are plain-clothcs men
after the other party. That's what
they let him out for. to watch him. you
see? I'm with 'em now. You people
Just lie as low as you can. snd d
nothin' at all II you wan to keep out
OF II. And II I get wise to anythin'
I'll call you up. Goodbyr"
And his receiver vent up with .
click
Ito Bs Continued.)
The evening world., 1911-05-25

the place. what kind OF a iookin' Teller
Is he?"
Il don't know. They al, look alike to
me. oh. a monkey-faced guy. all tat
tooed. works UP the line here a little.
His wife owes ne on a SEWN machine.
Told me he was dow here"
Seems TO me I seen that f~ef1er." the
bartender reflected. Talks all chokey.
don't nc? Yes. ne was In tonight,
about half an hour ago. Made an arSu-
ment becuz I wouldn't hang him up
II that's him.
I waited. shufnlng with impatience.
while Maclean bought cigars and slowly
changed The subject, Then I burst out
OF doors so hurriedly TIM 7 collided
with two harmless looking individuals
who were coming In.
"Wha. shall we do now'" I demand
ed.
Take a cigarette instead o. that
Simebury cabbage. an cool on. II It's
our guinea. hos huntln' free drinks all
up tho street. Wen run into him the
next two or three places. somewhere"
In the next We drew a blank, but IN
the one after that we learned that our
man had just left; and. to my disgust,
were forced to listen 10 a circums,an-
tial account of his pleas and expedionts
In quest OF liquor on credit. 7 was more
certain than ever that Il was Carucc'
himself. and hurried Mac on 10 the
next saloon.
To my surprise ne ed tho a TO q
table In the furthest corner n sat
down with his back 10 the door.
You look here, Laurie" he NUT.
tered, leaning across the table as the
bartender went back for our order
There's more doing In this than we're
wise TO. DID you see those two glnks
that we ran into in the door back
there"
NO" said !; what about them1'
well, that's what little Mac want.
to know the first thing he does. They're
after the same daso. or else they're
after us. you see? Every Joint we've
been in those two float along after a
couple OF minutes. all right, not secin'
anybody. And they look like guineas
themselves. There they come now"
He spoke without turning his head.
and I looked past him at the two men
entering the room. They were small,
sallow and respectable. one Of them de-
cidedly fat, and they looked to me like
small Italian tradesmen In their sun
day or travelling clothes. They stood
at tho bar. talking bet ween themselves
with rapid speech and gesture and pay
Ing not the smallest attention to US.
They did not even glance around the
room. 30 absorbed were they In their
own Conversation
You're crazy" said ]. 'thsy don't
ever know we're here"
The evening world., 1911-05-25
CHAPTER XII.
(Continued.)
An Amateur Man Hunt.

: went through two or three
saloons, where Maciean lott
cred what seemed to be an
unconscionable time. weaving
into an elaborate discussion