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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-05-23
More oyeralls Black Arnold.

Protect your life and property from
lightning with copper cable conduc'
tor. Hayden Ray, the Timer. 80.
Mrs. Robt. Brightwell and little
son, of Drexel, are enjoying visit
here with the family of D. K. Walker.
Suites cases, trunks Black-Arnold.
O. A. Heinlein of the Bennett
Wheeler Mercantile Co., was bust.
ness visitor to Kansas City Tuesday.
Queen Quality Pumps.
Pumps, Pumps, Pumps.
T. w. Fisk.
Miss Elizabeth Weeks, Miss Jose.
phine Cook and Miss Doris Denton
are enjoying visit with friends in
Rich Hill.
Gaylord Vantrees, James Clay and
Ernest Vantrees took in the Elks con-
vention at Springfield the latter part
of the week.
Chas. S. Gill, receiver for the But
Ter, Water, Light & Power Co., came
in from Kansas City Tuesday on a
business trip.
w. W. Ferguson of the F. & M.
Bank of Rich Hill, is attending the
meeting of the State Bankers AS
ISOLATION at Rich Hill.
Fancy hose 15c Black-Arnold.
Riley Gilbert, one of the Times
staunch Spruce township friends,
was a county seat visitor Wednesday
and made us most pleasant call.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-05-23
Staw hats Black-Arnold.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wayland are
enjoying an extended visit at Joplin.
D. D. Peeler of Hudson, transacted
business in the county seat Tuesday.
Shoes for the whole dam family.
T. w. Fisk.
An informal dance was held at the
Elks Club rooms Wednesday even.
ing.
Walter w. Henry transacted bust.
ness in Kansas City the first of the
week. -
See Hayden Ray about that light
ming conductor for your house or
barn. 80.
Mrs. Nettie Ely, accompanied by
her son, Roger, went to Kansas City
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. H. H. Holloway and little son,
Billie, are visiting relatives and
friends at Nevada.
Major and Mrs. F. H. Crowell have
returned home from a several weeks
outing at Noel, Mo.
Hon. c.. A. Denton returned Tues
day to Jefferson City after brief
visit here with home folks.
Mrs. Alice Emmons, formerly of
this city, died at her home in Marion,
Iowa, Sunday night, May 10Th.
Frank Mathers, of the Welton
Mathers Jewelry Co., drove to
Adrian in his car Tuesday on a bust
ness mission.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-05-23

Memorial Services at the Woodfir
graveyard May 26 at 2:30 p. m. All
are invited to attend. Services will
be held under the big trees.
w. B. Miller.
Queen Quality fits where all others
fail. West Side Square.
T. w. Fisk.
Mrs. H. W. Heinlein, accompanied
by her son Sam, returned Tuesday tc
her home in Kansas City, after a
pleasant visit here with relatives and
friends.
Supt. of Schools j. O. Henderson
and family left Tuesday for Arcola,
NO., to spend the vacation months
with his parents. The trip was made
overland.
Prof. C. A. Burke, formerly super.
intendent of the public schools here,
came in from Jacksonville Monday
to attend the meeting of the High
School Alumni.
John Pahlow, of Lamar, Secretary
of the Lamar Fair Association, was
in the city Monday to take up matters
pertaining to the racing circuit for
this fall with T. j. Day.
Mems soft and good work shoes.
West Side Square.
T. w. Fisk.
Mrs. Oscar Kroff and son, Kenneth,
left Sunday for Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, where they expect to spend the
summer. They will visit in Kansas
City several days before going west.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-05-23

Mrs. R. M. Lear, of Hugh, Okla
homa, and Mrs. w. F. Stone and
Robert Stone, of Kansas City, re-
turned to their respective homes
Tuesday after an enjoyable visit here
with the family of DR.. E. N Chas-
tain.
J. B. Walton, vice president of the
Mo. State Bank and the Walton Trust
Co., left Sunday night on business
trip to ST. Louis. Before returning
home he will attend the meeting of
the Mo. State Bankers Association at
Joplin.
| The Harrisonville High School de-
feated the Butler Athletes in a hard
fought ball game at Harrisonville last
Wednesday by a score of 10 to 8.
Lawrence Calvin of the Butler team,
won the cap offered by Joe Meyer
for a home run.
Chas. Z. Baker Of this city has ac-
cepted the county agency for the
Mitche|l-Lewis Motor Car Co. Mr..
Baker, who is an enthusiastic motorist
has driven five-passenger Mitchell
for the past two years. H. H.. Har-
shaw, district agent for the Mitchell,
informs us that he is now awaiting
the delivery of six cars sold in this
locality recently.
VIM. X. Painter of Carrollton,
Mo-, candidate for Lieutenant Cover
nor, was in this city Friday, meeting
old friends and making new ones.
Mr.. Painter was the nominee in 1908
and was defeated by small majority.
He is editor Of the Carrot1ton Demo-
Graf, is we'll known throughout the
State as strong democrat, a gentle
man of high ability and good fellow.
Mr. Rudolph King of Kansas City,
will present Mrs. nellie Douglass
Black, assisted by Miss Marguerite
Snioer, soprano, at an invitational
piano recital at the Ohio Street NJ. f.
Church, Thursday evening, May %.
Both young ladies are musicians of
rare talent and we anticipate with
pleasure the opportunity to attend
their recital
Ohio street has been closed to traf-
fic for several days on account of the
application of crude oil upon the sur
face of the street. The gentlemen in
charge Of the experiment superin-
tended the thorough distribution of
the oil between the west school build
ing and the square and oiled the more
important intersecting streets for some
distance. Indications point to prob
able success of the experiment.
Hon. John T. Barker, of Macon
county, candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Attorney General, was
in Butler Friday meeting the voters.
Mr.. Barker was born at Carrollton,
NO., and received his education in
the schools of this state. He has al
ways been active in politics and has
been delegate to three state conven-
tons. Has served three terms in the
state legislature and was elected
speaker Of the House in the 18th Gen.
eral Assembly. He is lawyer Of
unquestioned ability.
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Black & Arnold Clothing Co.

Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
E. c. Webster, of Athol, was a
county seat visitor Friday.
Mrs. Ada Claunch is attending as a
delegate the Rebekah Assembly in
St. Louis, this week.
A concrete curbing is being placed
around the High School campus by
order of school board.
Lots of new dress trimming for
silks, woolens and wash goods.
T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
M. L. Price of Creighton came ir
the latter part of the week for visit
at the home of his father, G. E. Price.
Oxfords $3.50 Black-Arnold.
Our old friend Peter Denning OF
Charlotte township was in the city
Saturday and made us most pleasant
call.
Mrs. Rudolph Jackson and son and
Miss Cora Drysdale came in from
Kansas City Friday for a short visit
here.
Beautiful curtain nets 1Oc to $1.75.
Extra good mattings zoe to 4Oc.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Ray Heinlein accompanied by
her son Ed returned Tuesday to Kan
sas City after several days visit here
with relatives.
Mrs. T. H. Shanks of Carthage left
Sunday for Foster, Mo-, after enjoy
ing a brief visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Bell.
Blue serge pants Black-Arnold.
Mrs. B. F. Moore of Kansas City,
enjoyed visit here with the family
of her sister, Mrs. H. C. Cook the
last of the week.
c. A. Campbell, the we'll known
poultry dealer of Passaic, was in the
county seat Monday and made us
most pleasant call.
Sterling Muslin Underwear, Mum
sing Underwear for the whole family,
Topsy Hosiery.
Observation-Disclosures.
A. H. Culver, P. G., is attending
the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
l. 0. O. F. at St. Louis this week as
a delegate from district No. z.
Work shoes easy Black-Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Richards, of
Kansas City, visited here with rela-
tives and friends the last of the week.
We acknowledge a pleasant call.
Claude Edwards of Oakland, Cali
fornia, left Monday for st. Louis after
short visit here with his
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Edwards.
Boys suits, shoes Black-Arnold.
The grammar school graduation
were held Thursday evening
in the auditorium of the high school.
A. H. Culver presented the diplomas.
c. E. Horton and family, of Hume,
enjoyed visit here the latter part of
the week at the home of Mrs. Hor-
toms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. |
Wallace.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-05-23
Dress shirts SOC Black-Arnold.

D4Coo DILL 10 wv
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Meyer entertained
Rabbi Leon Harrison of St. Louis
who was here Friday to deliver the
address, to the graduating class of
the high school.
The handsome new gas-electric
motor car, to be used on the Inter-
state branch of the Mo. Pacific, ar
rived in this city Thursday morning
from Pleasant Hill.
$40. wool suits Black
County Superintendent of Schools
P. NJ. Allison returned home Friday
from Jefferson City where he at
tended meeting of the county Super
tendents Of the state.
1t is estimated the heavy rain that
fell throughout Eastern Washington,
Northern Idaho and Montana will be
worth several million dollars to North
western wheat growers.
Underwear SOC Black-Arno)d.
Frank Newton, formerly in the
grocery business on the north side
in this city has purchased a stock of
goods at Winterset, Iowa. He re-
moved to that city the first of the
week.
The "duck pond" in North Main
Street between the Bennett Wheeler
Mercantile Co., and the American
Clothing House has been filled to the
proper street level with cinders and
dirt.
Panama hats SOC Black-Arnold. -
John H. Meyer of near Rockville
was adjudged insane by jury in the
Probate Court Monday, and his two
sons, Chas. F. and Jas. S. Myer were
guardians. Mr.. Meyer is
So years Of age.
1t has been rumored on the streets
that a decision has been rendered
favorable to the city by the Federal
Court in Kansas City in the suit of the
receiver of the waterworks against
the city of Butler.
Light pants Black-Arnold.
Mrs. Harvey French of this city
was adjudged Of unsound mind at
special meeting of the county court
held Thursday afternoon and was
ordered placed in State Hospital No.
3 at Nevada to undergo treatment.
Two horses were burned to death
and several tons of timothy hay and
quantity of grain were destroyed late
night when a barn belonging
to Morris Gilbert on North Main
street was destroyed by fire. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
w. T. Lister of the Chase-Lister
tent shows, was in the city Sunday
arrangements for the post
ponment of the company's billing
here. The show is now appearing in
Parsons, Kansas, and will remain
here all this week, opening in this
city Monday evening, May q. The
Chase-Lister people have showed
here before and have always put on
excellent performances.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
Guess Work
But It Nav
Be Close

Washington, Dec, 23.-Although
President-elect Wilson has said he
will not announce the personenl of his
cabinet much before March 1, it is be-
lieved here in Washington that he al
most, if not fully determined who his
advisers will be. It comes from a
source exceedingly close to Mr. Will
son that the following are most likely
to be chosen
Secretary of state, WiHiom ], Bryan,
Nebraska.
Secretary of the treasury Henry
Morgenthau, New York
Secretary Of war Representative
Mitchell Palmer Pennsylvania,
Secretary of the navy, Harry St.
George Tucker, Virginia,
Attorney-general William F. Nc
Combs, New York, or W. A. Glasgow,
Philadelphia.
Postmaster-general, Josephus Dan
iels, North Carolina,
Secretary Of the interior, ex-Gover-
nor Osborn, Wyoming.
Secretary agriculture, Representa-
tive Redfield, New York
This list is subject to change but
regarded as substantially correct 81
far as offers of places in the caOine
are concerned. Whether all of th'
men will accept is problematicai'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
The Peace
ENJOYS Are
Far Apart
IuSurp rmss r,srp vnrl

London, Dec 23 Hope chat the
of the Turkish and balkan u.
so,s hcrc win result In pence m the
near future got % shock today when
the conferences TO tbat cUd hopeless
W dcadlockcd worc abandoned until
Saturday
The mpossc camo over the demand
.of the Turks that they ho permitted %
rcylcmm AdrIouoplo before proceed.
mg TO q discussion OF the terms TO
end the war Set n ever against this
concession. the Balkan cnyow tlotN
refused TO yield Then came the m.
Inounccmont this evening that the con.
fcrenccs would go over until Saturday
Ion account of the Christmas holidays
This. II rs believed is mere gloss
ling over Of the facts, and suhtor
luge to conceal the certainty that Che
lenyoys are Os far as ever from M
agreement In fact, It was somi-oIti
clally admitted that all the envoy
want further time to consult thol
home governments before taking tn
final steps, which will mean peace d
war
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
Gift That
Gave JOy
TO Three
Warden Under California
Law Paroles Three Hope
less Prisoners Who WILDE
Given PardOnS Tomorrow

Sacramento, Cala Dee 23--Wardou
James Johnston Of Folsom prison
Joined the Rcd Stockings Saturday
uight whom he bestowed the gitt OF pa
role upon three tuondlcss and an hut
hopeless couylcts ot the same time
that the prison board Professionally
commuJcl the sentences OF IT other
prisoners THEIR mmcs arc not per.
mltlcd TO be- giycn out
Asnrcmlt the Jbroo mon who have
bocn m prison a. 20 aud 4" Years re-.
Will leave tho prnllrnllnry
tomorrow chrriHbug % brand new
Christmas outlook unou llo the most
comforting and wonderful element ot
(which H the knowledge chat money
and pull ARE mot the whole tbIng otlcr
Tam And Jobs go with the rolcnao
Frmllcm except for the wardon-
land pcuudus tho, are uicnllcas nc
|Ma ages Of 60, 30 and As And % Ia
.tor that very reason, because OF the
Hack of money and because the COM
.paulona Of other years have all forgot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
GRAND JURY INDICTS
THE POLICE GRAFTERS
TINTED rREss LEASED wrRE.l

LIMITED PRESS LEASED wlREl
New York, Dec, 2S,-The special
grand jury empanoled to investigate
alleged police grating from women OF
the underworld returned indictments
today against Patrolman John Skelly'
Solomon Wolf, a liquor dealer, ana
Emmanuel Mass, a manufacturer OF
beer bottles. The indictments alleged
bribery,
The men indicted today we're named
nv Mrs. Mary Goode, keeper OF a as
orderly house, in a complaint to Dis
trict Attorney Whitman, 1t is report
ed that Maizie Green, Mrs. Goode
negro maid, swore she saw Mrs Gooa'
nav Wolff S25 to arrange with skelI'
70 protect her house from police ralus
Wolf admitted receiving the money
nnt insisted It was in payment for go
ling on Mrs. Goodies bond when sn'
was arrested.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
RAILROADS CONTROL a,,s
=" MANY OF THE CANALS
rrvrrrp rnrss LEASED wlnEl

washington, Dec. 23-That corpo-
alton commissioner conants report
On interstate waterways traffic VIII re-
snlt in an extension of the o.Snaugn'
ressv resolution now before the house Us
rr,inp a congressional probe lnto Oug
wow York. New Haven and Hartlo''
~, ro,,road TO include a general in'esu-
cation of railroad control oil "a's'
n,ovs ,' ls the expectation here today
r. Tbo h democrats probably demanded
legislation tending to remedy pL9son' a, ..n,'
aordItlons where railroad and steam
s,,ia combines have destroyed con'p1.
,atp ,,,,or # is asserted that the railroad. "a.
ao, control ninety per cent oi "
,,iyate canals Of the country
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
Back From Umatilla'

State Superintendent Alderman rat,l-
returned after trip through = al.aoon lia,
la county and other eastern ,n,her
points. where he delivered a NUM- nun. IN
Of addresses. Among other towns lI,.ra ~
which the superintendent spoA'
Pendleton and Adams before
He will deliver an address reach.
the convention of the Oregon lsd l-.dov
er,s % Association in Portland Thursans rsoic,
The convention will be ID
THURSDAY, Friday and saturday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
RECEPliO' IS IS FOR THE PuBLl'

THE reception to be given I,a oy,goyor- y,
In, Ins and Mrs west to the . eA,go, as wld- ID
e'no' of pl- oregon and their wives IVES. y ,oase
nors % will n be held in the sia', s q. n'f for
ovS' oroniDg m,i Of January l. ana ana. p been se
the ey,Iin7 ,,niin No invitations nave Re-. JS os5o
the ,, puUl,'. ae sent out but everybody . VIM IN.
will Il. 0y iD the city at that time lsoms y nj
may Oe sn1 ,n will VIII be more than g,e'. ,o. ey-
ted @ ,5ao ana Of fin the reception Is to o, +, these
cry one pay tnel5 nen oGs5'y and women 5. So
dI',,ns nn hesitate but just walk al oue ue Of the
lonltoI 90 M at that time and be ,,ere. oTe rhc
eapi'o, crowd !. that will be . 'a.,s. asv on tn,
3,,,osI DIG o,JV will have more to oniy SIy to le
iaot Joutnai later, as this .' Is on,s ntssy ar,
suojest l,,Sodv lr' understand that 'n''
IsDsi eve invited guests
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
SChOOnerS
Wrecked
Y Drown

UNITED PRESS LBAsLp
Mobile, Ala, Dec. 28.-That the en-
t,ro crews of the British schoonerS
Cartegena and Georgiana' incluu,ns ,,s
the family Of Captain Woods, ), OF OF Tn, 'nS
Ist latter vessels, numbering in all ~ pei
sons perished in the recent hurricane
which swept over the Gulf OIL MyA'vU, !, ,,o
after fer destroying many towns in .,,.nS ln5
vvost vr,s, indies, is the report received
here today - down be.
tween the Cayaman islands and ,,o,, ga.
.,o,oa s~JCa the advices say. No word iron ,
l,ir,e,r' nithor shin has been received since
November 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
The journal
Force Guests
OfPrOprietOrS
ENTIRE FORCE GATHERS At IA.
BILE IN THE MARION AND DIS.
CUSS A FINE DINNER AND 9TH.
Err THINGS FOR SOME HOURS.

Saturday evening the entire Capital
Journal force, about 20 in number was
1.-The guests Of the proprietors at dinner
at the Marion hotel The boys assem-
bled promptly at o'clock, for print
er is always on hand when there Is
something on the eating line to be
discussed, and in a few moments, es-
corted by Mr. Taber the ladies con-
nected with the office, entered and the
business Of the evening was at once
taken up without any formalities' The
POSTMASTER was determined to have
word out of every one present and
as the start in the profession begins
E with the devil that parsonage was
= called upon to give his experiences
and express his ideas on the printing
/ business, or anything else that Nigh,
= have lodgment in his fertile BRAIN
T. His innate modesty and charming dit
s Gdence, a peculiar trait of devils
generally, forbade his making any eS
I tended comment and so rather uneN
J, nectedlv to him switch was mad
and MIR. Taber was called upon II
responded very happily, saying Jus
) the right things to put everybody o
ease, and from that time until nearl
o'clock, when 1t was good nigI
al time. there was something doing ever
te moment Every member Of the fore
OF was called upon and some very brisl
Us and pertinent things were said, 'nl
y, added piquancy and 2est to Wand
nd appetite and general results.
OF About 1880 cigars came in, and Wit
ed them a beautiful bouquet for each
the three ladies present who SOC
ed after left the boys to their cigars al
10 each other
IS Then 1t was a regular free-and-ea
rt- family reunion, the curling smo
eS wreaths suggesting sories, and o
'de story leading to another until aIm'
lily before anyone realized it the hour
u.s. separation came
eN The boys certainly all enjoyed a
go appreciated not only the dinner a
she tbe eloquonce, but the friendly spI
and kindly feeling on the part OF
nronristors that occasoned It, D
inc tbe evening Manager Grove, OF
-h' Marion. was brought in, and, while
da not know what was expected
was told to SAY something and
Wv, p responded in a talk the only iau''
~ which was that It was not ''
~, =. enough. The boys did not say a
.s" ming to him, but II he could D
I mo heard all the nice things sala a'
uS him the Marion, and the supreme
-" collepcs of the dinner from soul
s', anger bowls" his ears certainly DIT
-''' ID The occasion was a truly del''
1I ope and viii be remembered
iu9a rsrked in the years to come
5'u' m eome very large red letters
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
stonIov Talks TO Board.

n response to the blank forms 5,.uo5 .na,
In rsopO'ys SooO sent out by the railroad
commission to public utilities tn'T'5e tn IN re.
op the state the commission Is rsnorts IN rg
~, oo,ot Of several preliminary l,,,,y lspU
cs,p' Csnt are ar foarfully and wonderfully
constructed 49,, point. Stanley
richardson artso informs the o oonm7s,on nntreon
that =, ne his ps' farms and that he Is ,.,op ae,o
toO 70 operate the system W. gi,n0p1 onmmission
ference ,toa os tbe to commission If it IS O4. ,,
Hem, he ,nI'sor for him to operate the lln'' y
oome =, and destroy it
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
A Sailor
" axes I'D
Seattle
Captured Auto, Held up Sa-
loon Shot One Man, Beat
Another, Gagged the Chat
feur, and Fought Police
UNITED PRESS LEASED wRE.l

Seattle, Wash, Dec 23.-Crook or
actor, bold bad man from the original
Bad Lands, or insane man, thug or
victim of freak of nature-which Of
these is Alex, Thompson, held in the
city Jail here after running amuck
Saturday night in moving picture and
dime novel bandit fashion, and giving
the police and Chauffeur Charles Ed
ward Osland the most exciting expert
ence in years, Thompson captured
the chauffeur and his auto at S;4j
Saturday night at the point Of a gun,
and for the next three hours there
was something doing every minute.
He broke all previous high speed rec
ords in the downtown section, held up
saloon and a grocery store, shot one
man in the leg aud hit another man
in the head, fought a running duel
with two motorcycle cops, gagged and
tied the chauffeur when he got
through with his escapade, and was
arrested about / a. m as he was lei.
surely taking a constitutional in the
residence district,
Thompson was "slipshod Dick" OF
Saturday night, So he told thre chauf
feur. Said he had been a real desper
ado in every part of the globe,
But today Alex. Thompson is just al
ordinary sailor and does not remem
Der one thing in his exciting adver
lures Saturday night At least that
his story,
Thompson had just reached POI
., c.m a cruise To the Hawaiian island
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-23
THE '''"' WAR CRY IS GREAT

Tho Christmas numbei c' .''
,..,. has arrived. cr at least some ''. '.'
'.as,. wy , comics Of it and v'I' be on ,...
..,,.5.v. ,.,', It isa apIeaail aau'.... W.
91.u'' .,., beautiful calced coF'. .'e ~.
%ll" ',," ,toreon sbouirf the Savior ID ,.., W.
,l,g ,.. ',5' y, tbe poo, On the in...o l'.', ,',
lol,. .... ~ nare IS a iae picture aL s., .-.
cover ,.5 I'D mantle father o. 70 ....
.,ion aIr Army moyement-and ITO .,o', ,a..- ~.
,,'iI, ,o tbe very bottom Of tae ... 'a'. cs-..,.
~ a,ge the number IS iII'el .. @'.s ..,,,,,,r
las' i. cheer and comfort Iae 7l,' q, s,,5
Iaa5 .,,y Il doing vast amour. a,,, " p, and
All"' 9 ,be christmas spirit snol..' mr.
anu ,onbt ~, viii cause a generous I',.. rnn y
S.oe no uoIr, Sy the public Of this I'm ila' !, D vii
cna'. ~ " the money goes where ' -
Ioer, .sr,.lnly N do much good.