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Kentucky KardinaIs Entertain

The Kentucky Kardnals delight
fully entertained their many friends
with banquet Thursday evening in
their handsome little club house in
haywood. After the prayer offer
ed by Bailey Sampson, the guests
were served a two course supper.
The menu consisted of oyster soup,
celery. olives and pickles, fried oys-
tiers. corn cakes, light bread and
coffee.
After all had been served the
toast master, Mr.. Marion Fields
called on Mr.. J. w. Fields to give
the welcome address. And when he
had finished all felt that they were
truly welcome. Mr.. Fred G. Wat
kins was then introduced a. secre-
tary OF the club, who read the con-
stitution and bylaws. Several COM
pliments were passed as to the abill-
~ of the kardinals as to constitu-
tion making. The next speaker,
Mr.. Robert e. Watkins, the president
of the club spoke on the organiza-
ton and right well did he handle his
subject. He plainly showed that the
club was organized to improve the
social conditions of neighborhood, to
create literary taste and also to
broaden the minds of its members.
Mr.. W. NJ. Fields, DR.. ". +. Wat
kins and Bailey Sampson made short
talks and expressed pleasure at be-
ing there and complimented the
kardinals on the noble work they
had started out TO do
The club house was very attrac-
lively decorated with the club colors
light green and light pink. The fol-
lowing were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ, Fields, Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
Watkins, Mrs Will Stephenson, Mr..
Howard Newland and Miss Mary
Walden Gooch Mr.. A. W. Sampson
and Miss Pearl Fields. Mr.. J. w.
Fields and Mary X. Dudderar. Mr..
George Y. Hale, and Anna Green
Wood. Robert G. Watkins and Grace
NJ. Fields Mr.. Marion Fields and
Edith Watkins, Miss Ruth Fields and
Lucille DudderaT. r. n. Sampson,
Bailey Sampson. ;. l.. Stephenson,
Fred G. Watkins.
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Bowling Green Messngerl
IA Co.. ! q. ". Brckham has formally
announced HI. csndidscy for the Democratic
domination Tor the United s,s,cs Sen, tie.
which will BE- run out IN the state primary
h'N August.
Bob MIR. Leigh the editor OF the M"ssen
GER and Judge Hines. the business manager.
served With Gov. Beckhsm during hs rn;i-r
term. AID this IL written after a consdltsiion
AID Expresses the views OF both.
Governor Berthan' ought 10 be- sent 20 the
Tai. . States Ssas;,. W .ao- a.a. 10 ~
honest, capable, clean and efficient. tie wss
Swindi-d out OF the place when four rene
gsdrs, claiming 10 be- democrats voted for
Bradley. instead Of the nominee. ON Some
points Judge Hines aud Mr.. Leigh have dis
agreed with Gov. Bcckhsu, but thee dit
fcrrhces are not Of a character TO reflect or
his honesty, nor will they ever b,com. issues
II. the United States senate. being related GU
~ 10 state politics
Cr,pps BeckhAm wss not an stcideni IL
WAS born TO rule. n the earliest age that
Tan eligible, he elected to the legslp
tpr,. Here h. was not Conspicuous but ev.
~, collie ,gu- knew his worth. Hc could
LaN. zone TO congress al twenty five EXCEPT
for bis loyalty to friend. who wss can
dids's. lie was speaker OF the house ~
iwenty-sighi He vas elected lieutenant gov
eincr a. thirty II, made governor Nv
tIe foll assassination Of Gov. William Go,
bel few months thereafter.
he found party -vnt in twain BY inter
nal disscnsions For year never a republ
can dsrkcnrd the door, OF the executive Of
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Ought to be Nominated

The following from the Danville
Advocate is endorsed in every word
by the |. J. II the democrats of Gar
rard are wise they will nominate
Mr.. Walker, tho at that, We have
no word to say against his oppon-
ert. The Advocate says: Editor
Green Clay Walker. of the Lancas-
ter Record. has announced his can
didary for the County Attorneyship
of Garrard county. Mr.. Walker is
well and fsvorably known to many
people in this city. having spent
several months in the offices of the
Q. 4 G. route several years az ,.
After leaving this city he went To
louisville where he took the law
course from the Louisville Univer-
sity and graduated among the high
est in the class. Mr.. Walker is an
unusually bright young man and one
of splendid business capacity and it
the people of that county give him
the office he seeks he will fill il
To the satisfaction of all concerned
and with credit To himself. He has
engaged the services Of Mr.. n. l..
ElkiR as business manager of his
paper in order that he may give time
to his race.
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SENATORIAL COMMITTEE
TO SETTLE CONTENTION
Anderson and Hamilton Leave Mat
terto ChaIrmen Of District
as 10 which shall Run.

Col Clifton X. Anderson, of Boyle
county. and Hon. james !. Hamilton
of Garrard rival candidates for the
democratic nomination for State
Senator. from this district. compos-
ed of the counties Of Lincoln, Jar
rard. Boyle and Casey were mere
Yesterday in the interest of their
candidacy. Some discussion has been
.ndnl.ed in through the press and
by the people generally AS to wha'
county has,the right under the ro-
;a,;or order 10 name the nominee
aud when the above named gentle
man met here each one naturally
.ontended that it was his county ;
time for the honor.
Finally they agreed =" leave the
matter TO the senatorial committee
of the district. This committee
/. composed of the rhairmen III the
several counties. Mr.. Hamilton -
chairman of Garrard, George 10.
Penny. of Stanford IL chairman OF
the Lincoln county democratic com :
uoittec. Chenault tiuguely il head Oh
the BOYLE county organization ana
Charles Montgomery is chairman
in Casey county.
Mr.. Penny. by virtue at L'nc'l'
having the largest delegated vote. Il
chairman IT the district and VIII
call the committee together. lie mas
no, We, made up his mind when or
~her. he will call the meeting nut
il is generally believed that Stanford
will be the place. n i is more near
~ the central point of the district
and il convenient Co all parties III
terested.
In the meantime there will be
.ome tall hustling BY the candidates
aud their friends and the cha'rmeh
Of the several counties will he very
popuiar for the next few days. In rs
much as Mr.. Hamilton j. chairman
of his county committee. II Is beiiev-
al No viii wniye MS right To
cas-, vote, and will put IT up TO the
remaining three chairmen.
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HustonviIle.

Col, George ID. Weatheriore spent
last week in Cincinnati buying goods
for the firm Of Weathertord a Go.
Miss Annie Cook Huffman. OF
Lexington, visited Mr.. Harry ID.
Gibbs last week.
Mr.. Hudson Bohon was in Dam
vile Tuesday,
Mr.. Sloan Eastland. of IlariOds-
burg, was here Saturday for a few
hours en- route TO Casey county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carson and at
tractive children visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Ball at Moreland Sunday.
Mr. Jesse Carpenter, our efficient
telephone manager, has purchased
the automobile owned by Mr.. Young
at Liberty. !, a,r
There is a house and six acres Of
tobacco land for rent cheap II rent
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FOUR LINCOLN FANcIERs
Enter Hens in Winter Egg Laying
Contest Now on

Lincoln county has the most pro-
gres-ive poultry breeders of any in
the state. And they are becoming
more numerous every year. Two Lin
coin fanciers participated in the egg
laying contest conducted by the
Louisville Evening Post last summer
and three have entered in Nbe con-
test which is being held for winter
layers.
The three fanciers who were re-
presented in the summer competition
are also entered, in the winter con-
test, one of them. Mrs. 5. J. Embry
with two pens, rs she is showing II
pen of her great winter layers, the
English Salmon Faverolles, as well
a. her prize Buff Orpingtons. A. c.
Afford. the White Leghorn man. has
confidence in his birds in winter as
well as in summer, and has Il pen of
fine hens competing under his name
in the winter list. G.. :. Lyons the
well known miller out on Hanging
Fork is great admirer of believ-
er in the black Langshans and has
entered IA pen of these strictly cold
weather fowls. While none of the
local entries is leading the classes
as yet, all are well up Gin the run
ming and are giving good account of
them selves.
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Thacker-BOstOn

The wedding of Miss Lula Thack-
err to Mr.. Force Boston both of Law
rehceburg, Ky., was solemnized at
Elixir Springs. the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. X. RI. Houchin,
Wednesday. Nov. ~. Rev. W. s.
Willis. of Hustonville, officiating.
The bride Is beautiful young lady
while the groom is one Of Ander-
son county's most popular young
men. There were only few of their
intimate friends present. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony they left
for Lawrencebre, KY, where they
will make their home. They have
the best wishes of their man friends
for a long happy union.
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High School News
tBy jas. COOPER


Miss Annie ID. McRoberts. Is had
too much Thank Seiving and did not
get back to school until Thursday
The Pharean Society postponed
U.s. meeting until Monday afternoon
instead OF FRIDAY afternoon. Annie
Milburm one of the debaters having
been absent. then the society was
invited to the sixth grade society :
Open Session.
+. Mr.. Robert Carter. IA has been
sick the past week and was com
pclled 10 remain at home one day.
Miss Mary :. Cook was hostess
at chatting dish party Friday ev-
ening and all enjoyed themselves
very much. Many good "eats" were
served besides welsh rarebii. Those
present were: Miss Mary +. Me-
Kinney and Mr.. Joe Hill. Miss Anne
y. McRoberts aud Mr.. Tom Phillips,
Misses Kate and Mary NJ. Raney
aud Mr.. Harry Carter Miss Sal
lie NJ. Craig and Mr.. Spalding Hill.
aud Mr.. James Cooper.
Miss Elizabeth Matheny. II was
away from school one day last week
Miss Verna Rout. Is was absent
some last week on account of sick
ness.
The sixth grades Open Session
was enjoyed by all present last Fri
day afternoon aud the program was
as follows:
Chorus Thanksgiving. 9th grade
Journal-Tilden Cooper. Piano
Dance of the Elves. Jesse Lee Phil
lips: Reeltation-The Pumpkin. Al
lie X. Fish; Dialogue The Train to
Mauro by Thelma Francis. John Ne
Kinney aud Virgil Moore; Chorus
Pie Song. Sixth grade girls: Read
ing Thank >siving Origins. Elizabeth
Carter: Drlll-Sixth grade; Recita-
tion-i'm Tired. Craig Fish; Piano
Sing Me 10 Sleep. Annette Wear
en-; Play--No,ember's Crown.
King November-Igo Perry;
pagc--iieath Severance.
Justice-Mary Helen johnson.
Invention Margaret Dawson.
knowledge Carrie Davis.
Power Ruby Hilton.
Prosperity Hester Anderson.
Independence Mary Beck
Equality William Reinhart.
Peace-Rachel Hill
Mr.. William Grimes. ~ was sick
some last week
Miss Fila Warren II was absent
Friday.
Mr.. Harry Remhart, II was alb
sent one day last week.
Miss Elizabeth Holtzclaw. 'l6 w"s
sick the greater part of last week
and was not able TO come 10 school
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Cattle Poisoned by Paris Green

Foresius Reid of this county. lost
three 300 pound cattle from eating
Paris green nj his farm on the Stan =
ford and Hustonville pike last week.
During the tobacco season tenant
was engaged in putting the poison on
the plants and having finished his
work put the remainder in hol-
low stump and forgot il was there.
Mr.. Reds cattle were turned in the
field and severed eat the poison but
were saved with the exception Of
ihree.
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lWinchtster SUM

Governor Beckham's formal entry iuto the
rae" for thu Ssistorshis s-ems 10 be- meeting
a hearty response all the state his
sunounc-nlent il coueh,d in language dis
aihsd and earnest, srch have been alt
his written OF spoken utierancrs. lie shows
his game spirit in saying 10 the democrats
voters that he will appreciate their support,
ii they deem him fit and worthy, but that II
thew believe another eau serve them better
b.. will not hold il against them IL they vote
Tor hat other. beckhsm has some personal
aud political enemies who viii try 10 er.
compass his defeat but somebody said Of
rover Cleveland, we love him Tor the en-,
mice h. has made. Politics is a game Of
love ssther than OF hate, and the candidate
vito has the support q those who love him
senrralh WINS over a., candidate who ma,
the support of thee Who hate the Other ~
low.
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Casey Girl Suicides

Mss 0ctava Cooley, the beauii-
ful Ia yesr-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Godbey, took her
life early last Wednesday morning
at her home near Humphrey, by
discharging the contents of n shot
gun in her body inflicting almost
instant death. She left no note as
signing her reason for the rash act,
hut il is generally accepted by her
fr,e' - that u was . disappointment
IA love affair. Liberty News.
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Miss Lettie May McRoberts will
leave Friday for visit TO Miss
Laura Cassiday. of Lexington. She
goes to attend the Pan lIellic Bali
at the Phoenix.
The /tircle girls held a Bulaa4'
Saturday at Anderson and Hurts
furniture store.
Messlames W. o. Rigney and
daughter, Fred Z. Frisbie, Marshall
u. Denny, Mr.. J. b. Collier and
daughter and Messrs. John and VIM.
Walker were in Danville for the
funeral and burial of the late Mr..
John Cotton.
DIR. Il. l.. Pointer was over from
Lexington, having been called here
TO diagnose disease that is dis
troying number Of cattle for Gar
rard farmers. lie pronounced the
strange disease as forage poison
ing and said it was neither contag
l"uH or INFECTIOUS.
Edwin Walker has accepted po-
sition in Conn Bros. hardware store
Messrs. George Smith, Sr., A. II.
Basin and +. G.. Hurt have been
appointed city supervisors.
Rev. :. II. Pollett is at Moreland
assisting the Rev. Wagner in u
meeting.
John w. johnson and wife, of
Louisville, were called here by the
Illness and death of Mrs. Johnson's
stepmother, Mrs. Eliza Sadler.
The ladies of the Baptist church
Aid Society held bazaar on Fri
day and Saturday at Miss Rella Ar
nold's millinery store.
Miss Liuise Terry of Paint Lick
Is convalescent after quite sick
spell Of typhoid fever.
The Lancaster stores are prettily
decorated with Xmas goods and are
drawing crowds of interested spec
tators.
The glorious rains that fell Tues
day and Wednesday were most
thankfully received as it was so
much needed both in town and coun-
try.
The culprit or culprits, who broke
into the l.. e. N. depot before
Thanksgiving have not been found.
Mrs. Eliza Sadler. age 60 years
died at her home at Buckeye after a
general decline of complication of
diseases. Her husband was killed a
few years ago by stroke of light
ming. One daughter, Mrs. Kemper
Walker and sister, Mrs. w. T. West.
of this city survive her. The de-
ceased had been member Of the
Baptist church since early girlhoJ I'D.
A new partner has been added to
the grocery firm of Davidson and
Ooty The name of the new mem
DER in the store is Glenn Gordon
Davidson.
Miss Kate Lee Denny gave an ella
borate and well appointed course
dinner, the honor guest being her
cousin, Miss Belle Denny of Stan
ford.
Mr.. II. l.. Elkin an unusually cour-
teous gentleman. who has held a po-
sition with the Bank and Trust Co.
has resigned and IN January LIST he
will assme the business control of
the Central Record.
The Chautauqua Circle met the
past week with Misses Robinson.
Hreshear and Mason at the home of
Mrs. Alex Walker on Lexington
street.
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How to Succeed

Durine the last few years, condi-
ions in all lines of business. every
professional life. have changed Sd
completely that every man is waking
up TO the fact thai in order to win
success he must specialize and learn
To do some one thing and do it well.
SO il is with any article that IL
sold 10 the people. ii must have
genuine merit or no amount of add
vertising will maintain the demand
for the article.
For many years we have watched
with much interest the remarkable
record maintained by DIR. Kilmers
swamp Root, the great Kidney. Liv-
err and Bladder Remedy. From the
very beginning the proprietors had
SO much confidence in il that they
invited every one TO test it. free Of
cost, before purchasing.
II is a physicians prescription.
They have on file thousands Of
letters received from former suffer-
ers who are now enjoying good
health as a result of its use.
However il YOU wish first 10 try
a sample bottle, address DIR. kilmer
& Co., Binghsmton. N. Y. and men,
tion this paper. They will gladly
forward you sample bottle by mail
absolutely free.
Regular sizes for sale at all Drug
gists-5o cents and VI. .lAdv)
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We wish 10 call your attention to
the fact that most infections diseas-
.es such a. whooping cough. diph-
liberia and scarlet fever are con-
tracted when the child has a cold.
sChamberlain's Cough Remedy will
quickly cure a cold and greatly les
sen the danger of contracting these
diseases. This remedy is famous
for its cares of colds. II contains
no opium OF other narcotic and may
DE given to child with implicit con-
fideace. Sold by q. L. Penny
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(J.nrrsontowr Jchersonianl
g.s.Gov. J. G. " BeckhAm has snncunc
ID his candidarv for United states senator
,ubioc, 10 the seton Of the democratic Pri-
mary in August OF next year. |, will be
r-n,nbr-ed that Mr.. BeeKsam was cheated
out Of this office a few years ago by four
democrats 60 who acted traitors to their
party ~ xen ~ traitors 10 the people Of
ksn,u,ky. After securing the democrats
ro'nir.'ic, b. r.:--.y 81 ~" vote ~ ~"
rcople by $4,000, W. D. Bradley, republican,
was elected BY Democratic legislature.
Thu Jefersorian takes little Interest in
politics but believing that u IL our duty TO
give plIiu facts aud le, the people vote az
they please, but are unquslihedly fos
Gov. Bcekham :or any office he wants; not
merely because he cheated out OF the
Office OF L. 5. Senator, but because he has
y, own himself &c b. a thus servant of the
prop- Taking the CAGE Of governor after
the sssas snstion OF Gov Goebei, at u time
the stat. was divided upon many questions,
hr had made good r everything b. has at
'enotsd His views and actions concern.
ing matters affecting the people have met wih
populsr isvo'. and he has proven himself to
b. capable in every respect. He should have
no opposition 20 svccerd senator Bradley and
Ne believe he will have opposition. Gov.
Bc,kham is the most popular man IN the
state. us vii be demonstrated when ths pee
Pile have n voice to speak their sentiments
and the wise politician, or office seeker, will
rot run againsi him for the NOMINATION for
h. ) senator.
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ed at once.
Mr., Chas Adams aud son and Miss
Jessie Powell, motored to Stanford
Monday.
Mrs. win Murphy and pretty lit
tic Catherine, were here Tuesday f1r
a short time.
Mr.. Frank Bobbitt. of Peyton' :
Well was here Monday.
Misses Annie Lewis Riley aud
Josephine Nunnelley. of Turnersyille
were here Saturday afternoon shop
ping.
The bazaar held at the Wheeler
fiai by the ladies of the Presby-
terian church will be Saturday the
18th from 9 A. NJ. TO IL =. NJ. Come
early and get choice of the many
beautiful thugs that will be there,
Mr.. Lee Tuney has returned from
Cincinnati where he visited his fath-
'er.. -,
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,Todd County rimes)

Former Governor Beekham mas announced
his candidacy Tor United States Senator and
there ale something like $4,000 democrats in
the state who viii vote Tor him for the sol.
reason that, nve years ago white the part! =
uon.n,e Tor that exalted Office. h. was the
u.tin OF tn. grosses' tresehery perpetrsted
by a handful u political crooks whose con
due, constitutes the most disgrseeiul chapter
in the history OF kentucky politics.
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Start Grist Mill at TurnersviIIe

II. q. and G. f. Lutes, of the Tur-
nersville section. will shortly install
a 10 horse power grist mill at Tur-
nersville and will be prepared to
crush corn, grind meal etc. Henry
McWhorter. an experienced mill
man, will manage the mill for them
and can be depended npon to do the
work right.
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Maccabees Elect Officers

The annual election of Stanford
Tent No. Z, Knights Of the Macca-
bees was held at their hall Monday
night. Sheriff w. L., McCarty was
eelcted commander and Prof. GAR
land Singleton record keeper.
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General News Notes

The Q. & G. has agreed to build
a $4,000 depot ut Somerset.
Another Ohio state senator has
been convicted of accepting bribe.
The final count shows Roosevelt
gets ~ aud Wilson > OF California :
Is electors.
There IL only about hundred
thousand dollars in the school fund
Of the state, while about n million
~ salaries for the country teachers
comes due next Saturday.
The Winchester city council has
asked Mayor, J. A. Hughes to re
sign on the ground that he is IN
competent. lie won't do so, bow
ever.
President Taft has written Presi-
dent ELECT Wilson offering him n
battleship in which TO visit the Pan
anna Canal before returning home
from Bermuda.
Mrs. J. NJ. Harmon died Sunday
after short illness Of pneumonia.
She was 81 and is survived by her
husband and seven small children.
They came from the Rolling Fork
section.
Gov. Blease. of South Carolina.
made jack ass ont of himself nj
the governors conference at Rich
mond. Va, last week. when he de-
Tended the policy of lynching ne
gros guilty of criminal assault aud
shouted "To Hell with the Constitu-
ton"
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The ladies of the Crab Orchard
ahrstian churlh will hold bazaar
and exchange in Notices store room,
ON Issi arday, next. December ~ Ev-
cry -n~uber * requested TO send or
bring . donation.
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Piano Contest Notice

To candidates and those who
are Interested: DO not ask for votes
IN this store or doorway. la order
to give all Il chance, we. will on Fri
day, only, for every dollar spent
give 5000 votes. Remember one
day only. Also remember that we
positively cannot allow YOU to So
llcit votes in our store. Sam Rob-
inson. >yS-l.
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You will find that druggists every
where speak well of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy They know from
long experience in the sale of it that
IN cases of coughs and colds it can
always be depended upon. and that
II Is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by g. l.. Penny.
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II YOU are troubled with chronic
cSastipation the mild and gentle ef-
feet of Chambcrlain's Tablets makes
them especially suited to your case.
For sale by q. l.. Penny.
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The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual bazaar
and exchange at the State Bank
building on Friday, Dec. 49,. The
sale will begin at one o'clock. oys-
ter soup, coffee and sandwiches win
be served during the evening. All
are iusiied. -. 96-tf.
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Everv stock baver in Lincoln and
,n,,-i % them in the surrounding
eopnlie. rends the Interior Journal.
Yon ~" cover. Eve equities COM
n'eidN by advertising your sale in
IL. -