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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

when hss advanced agc nud his phys
teal fccbloncss prevented him from
making Roadway against Madcro. II
was said then und nftcrward that
most Of the cash for Mudcro's insur-
rcctlon was furnished by some inter-
csts IN New YorK Ofozco. IN his ris-
ing against MaGcro. IL said 10 have
received iaosl ~ his funds from tho
same quarter. Accusations 81 this
sort have been made IN Latln-Amcrica
aud in Europe M frequently that the
American people will hope that the
senate committee will get 40 the
truth, regardless ct the persons or the
Interests whom Il hits
Incentive for thorough inquiry
by the committee n likely Go remain
for several months. for the rebellion
IN Mexico ~ stIll apparently far from
the end"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
LEr n BE TnOROUGlL

The senatorial investigation into
the conditions or affairs along the
Mexican borGcr and below that border
as affecting Americans. participated
Ia hy "a Sew Mexico senator througR
"a hose determined efforts the uycsti-
Ngatiun was authorized, should be- as
thorough aud exhaustive as possible.
Tho sior, of American wrongs la
Mexico is q long ana hatrovilg one.
this investigating committee has t
chance Co pre- unl IA, real situation
iu manner which will force sumc
action by this government for the
protection OF itE gi,i1rns IN Mexico as
300 other countries ~ auy exception
b. Go bee made Doe Mexico, BE- Amcri .nus
are 90 bc deprived OF thr protection
of their flag n that country while
elaborate precautions are taken DO
their behalf iu small republic nike
Nicaragua the people eft the United
states ur entitled TO know the
reason.
lH This connection d is q familiar
statement in the south that an ups
rlslngs in the Latin American rcpub-
lirs are financed from New YORK city.
% be- frequently alleged that the re-
latlons 81 American fnauci,rs l..
Mexico have something tu de- with the
attitude of this government toward
Mexico Let the whole thing br siftod
out aud laid plainly before the people
md the government This uycstigat.
ms commission has splendid Dhduy,
Go do much Co clarity the American
Mexican situation aud Go brug about
e more satisfactory condition of ul.
iairs As regards MoNicuu uutrtgys
upon American oiti1cus and especial
Iy upon American vnm,u. the report
of this commission vlll beyond 1n,
doubt make B, Impossible for the ad
ministration Ga continue ;ougcr &c.
crcant To- De- dutN toward American
citizens
The - Louis Globo.prmuout %
commenting ON the forthcoming in
NcatigatiHn sasH.
~ would boz burd SEQ ouum,rau
the number of omoutcs which huN
taken plaro in the countrlcs border
ing on the Caribbean In the past ly
or six years unul the latter port %
1910 Mexico was tolerably frrr rou
political iuuptlons. Diaz, M'N'o.
man Of blood and iron. reprossrd al
disturbances as soon AZ thel s'
under way and he DID TINS
promptly ana no effectively that b
discouraged activities Of this sol
until little less imam two years as'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
WHY NOT An EAIlIN SETTLERS
DAY?

Trinidad. Colorado. WIS rcocntly
the scrnc or an interesting gathering
of the early settlers Of Las Anlmas
county such OF them as survive. Men
bowed with the weight uf years but
unfailing boosters still met and cx-
changed "reminiscences. pioneers who
blazcd the rail soutbWrsiward. FROM
tiersmen,, men who took part IN the
arduons work of settling up new
country IN the time when the settler's
lot was not an beer and sluttlcs-- you
can imagine u was an interesting
gathering
Albuquerque aud Bcrnalilio county
and New Mexico have some pioneers
Of their own. The city ana county
ana state are fun Of old timers who
can remember the buffalo aud the
prairie schooner In their pristine
days, who bore the burden aud the
heat OF the day In founding a pros
porous, permanent city IN the valley
of the Rio Grandc and who have
been helping 90 build up great com.
monwealth since the days Of mld-ccn.
fury
The Herald takes the ubert" Of
suggestinS shat an "Old Settlers
Day of statewide nature. might
make tremendously successful and
fcilcitous feature Of tho state fair ncxt
month In fact we believe 1t could
be made one Of the most notable con-
Ncntions ever held In thy southwest
and the pioneers m Albuquerque
alone will make substantial nucleus
Cor such gathering Nothing would
do 30 much TO demonstrate the grout
progress made by New Mexico. IN
contrasting the days when these mel
were in their prime and the days oI
now We believe the suggestion vii
meet with instant and wide approx
al, committees should be- named /,
work It up ana make il big fcatur,
uf the fair week
Al any rate wc submit the suggrs
ton for what B, is worth ana woul,
be pleased Co hear expressions frou
some of the old timers on the sub
lSCt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
GENEROUS SUPPORT

II in vastly encouraging to see state
papers like the santa Fo Ncw Mex
lean enthusiastically boosting Tor the
coming state fair n b. support IKE
tho following that goes q long way
Tho Sew Mexican says
Ever thing that boosts Sew M'N-
icu is 70 boost tor santa pc, Tor those
who com, her, iu the sunshine state
always have This prc,ts old city Ia
mind, aud N, should get our share "i
me travelling public. This brlnss me
Co "a, topic Of the state fair al Alhu'
m,ruuc, to bo held few weeks
ahead OF No. IN whsch every citizen
90 Sew MoSlco should take an active
aud Personal interest
"a biz yellow pumpkin. exhibited
at the fair, basket Of our richlS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

colorod fruit; finely bred Jersey or
bioodcd shccp or Mcrlno goat q Few
OF our mellow ana full-flayorcd can-
taloupcs. an exhibit Of some high
grade ore from our generously pro-
ductivc mines. an exhibition Of rough
products. ~ milo maize. kaffr corn
and like grains that grow with such
Insurance on the unwatcrcd lands of
Nce Mcxico--ull these exhibits. which
viii appear az the big fair VIII at
tract attention TO us
Then the MANAGEMENT h preparing
Co present some spccialtlcs which are
always drawing cards Tho carnival
viii be- there with its circus attruc-
tuns. lts wonderful curios, It's agon-
izlng music which always accompan.
les the pcrennially popular merry
go.round. an attraction that has been
going ~ circular travels Tor gcnor-
ationn aud never loses It's standing as
Ia favorltc amusement at every faif
ilNWl ANNHtlN W 'NhNAA wv W WV
pompous state exhibition. from gcn-
GRAFTON To- generation, as long as fairs
have been known.
II bchooyos santa re tu be- ut At
buqucruuc at the state fair to lend It's
voice and hand and enthusiasm, To-
sell. ana push and boost for the adj
vanccmont of our state.
Tue management Is cudouyoring
to make the coming fair the hest over
II deserves the support of ali the po1-
pie of New Mexico"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
MISSION TYPE TO BE
CLEVERLY ADAPTED TO
EXPOSITION PURPOSES
Especial Correspondence to tee IssrsIdI

Y
Washington. Aug 90 Government
architects have been taking great
deal 81 interest in the development
of the style of architecture BROUGHT
from spain Dos the padres and con
quistadurrs, and adapted tu tho needs
OF the NcW World Throughout tho
West Indies. MCNIcu. Peru. aud iu fact
all cot New spain including iuulur-
MIA. are To hc found magnificent spec
linens OF the su-yullrd mission tlp'
Of architecture.
The government. following wmy-
Nhnt turdily iu the Footsteps ut Vrl-
waite ana public enterprise in the
southwest adopted TIE mission rem
aiasaucc' Hs one of the STYLES iu
which public buildings should uu de-
signed The buildings planned fur
santa Barbara. Riverside ANA san
Diego are good examples ui this conn
mtTClalizcd form uf the mission type
Very much has been Guuc with ths
attractive style Jf architecture iu this
country. but 10 h. believed Dos artists
aud architects who have seen tho
plans for the san Diego group ut ok
position buildings that iu them the
mission type Win find its highest eN-
preston.
Architect Goodhuc has studied tho
best types ot the padres work
Throughout, spanish America Col ~
q. Collier. president of the san Diego
exposition. has travelled extensively
and has observed closely the pictures
uuc cathcdIHlE aud humber hu'
stately missions. Both agree That tht
exposition structures viii merit ~"
thuuEhtlul criticism of tie Whole
world apart
Visitors to The exposition cts vN
press surprise that work is Ruius uu
so cucTgctChllN on the actual CON
FtruCtiVc work, tnd they Say that lHlH
can hHrdiA come without iuiiua
everything %. ~uu Diego lea the fullest
readiness Tor ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
CARRIZOZ0 HAS FINEST
GRAMMA HAY CROP EVER
SEEN IN THAT SECTION
Especial Correspondence 90 Herald

Especial Correspondence 20 IIerald)
Cartizuzo, y, ~. Sept. Ia small
army uf mowers on the tdrrilUIp nat
BE- engaged Zen cutting the largest aud
finest crop of Rrammh hay ever
known Ion this district Numerous
camps have been established on the
fiat and the hav b. being rapidly har
vested and stacked.
Big CauilfiOwcr Crop,
Jesse Dawson who owns home
stead about five miles from CAPTAIN.
Is showing up O. wonderful crop Of
cuulifluwpT. Ito set out about $4,000
plants this year and an at the crop iH
maturing In splendid shape aud viii
average at lcast five pounds Co ih"
plant The early frosts do not affect
the oaulifluWcr plant ana u VIII have
AN the time that is needed 90 mature,
There viii bee eighty tons Ia MT
Jawson's cfop alone and this VIII
mean several thousand dollars al the
lowest market price.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
TIM NEGLECTED LEFT NAN.


why is that We neglect to use the
left hand so much7 Among English
speaking people ninety out %
cvcry hundred are right-handcd when
they reach maturity out of av y
one hundred such persons seventeen
are born right-handed. three are born
Icft-handed and the remaining eighty
ar, born without preference as to
either hand. Eighty are influenced
To become strongly right handed ~
cerly childhood.
40 great asset Of the worm IN q"
neglected as the average left hand
Formerly ali the world was imhi-
ucxtrous. Primitive man hal no
! reference which hand he used. Nnd
In various PARTS Of the world of' ms
are nov being maj to revive the zee
Of tho lett hand Japan has for many
years been teaching two handetncss
tp the men of her array ana II. hes
Public schools. The German govern
mcnl is following Japan's example.
sir Robert Bndcn- Powell herr ~ the
sIcp, of Mafcking does not coAsid ,r
q man well trained soldier unless
h, can mount equally we'll on either
side at his horsc. use the svorl, tee
yoi,cr ana lance equally vcll Win
h'tu hands
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

the powers and an the obligations
thut go with majority rule.
-----==-
Chicago Ncws; u be- plcasantcr tc
recall two historic actions % great
value performed by the statesmen
during that long session.
Tho senate uuscated iorimcr ON
proof that bribery had brought about
his election
The house aud senate c0-opcratod
iu framing aud passing an excellent
parcels post law.
For these things, az least viii this
particular session of congress be- held
long In grateful remembrance rs the
country
New YORK. Herald one conuoi
contemplate the approaching adjourn
mcnt of the long session ot the
sixt, second congress without some
how ussociat.ug 10 with the polcaNo
ana tho sticking knife 70 has been
10 political shamblcs.
IN. democrats have not done we'll
the Republicans have done badly. and
the third tormors have done worse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
CONGRESS

Richmond Vrpluan Had the sem
ators aud representatives vacated
their seats some weeks aso, leaving
for home. % would not have caused
CONSERVATION among the people THO
session has been too long
springfield Republican. ln ORDER u"
make sure of cooperation. TO TX the
rrspuusibihty tor government in b"lu
the presidency aud congress. az II
snould be- fixed lu order to obtain any
results Whatever boz ulfillmcnl "t the
peoples drsircs. there b. out one illlnt
lo do That is riect Governor WIZ
SON Co the presidency. make congress
democratic la buth branches ana
chnrg. the democratic party with all
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02


Bnl Durglp cried,
ITS me- Don SHOOT.
The cop replied
"\Vru. how the loot
Tie avag Was split
Right then ana there
Aud each received
His proper share.
birmingham ABo-licIa'H'
.
lite Result.
Iu MAY I worked without % stop,
planted many seeds,
And now ! have good crop
OF weeds. Washington Herald,
/ started out with shout aud song
4 garden plot iu grow,
But forgot about u long
Ago. MilNuuh'"
Whrr, oucr my pea and bean vines
crept ..
The weed crop gioWs and inc rs.
1t happened my ncXt-d""r h''H""''
Kept
Chickens. tl"u"'"" ''''
snmc packets gJH I bought "l '''"''
The pictures divine, | swear
win pains 1 put them IN the sl"""u'
Probably thrg re- Htill there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

10 is now said that Dr Anna
Shav's declaration THAI women would
soon nll mems shoes WAS NOT intend
,d tor use outside uf Chicago. Biz
miuRhrm Age-licrald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

Senator Bailry. az Senator Foraker
ana senator pourorc must uli agree
that au investigation uf the standard
Times
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

Mamma what's me matter with
the top of grundpH'H head
Sh dear He's asleep aud he has
been swelling fi,s without Iug
U.-Chl,agu Tribune.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

The Colonel woulf feel moro com
furtahl, h he know the exact result
ct pcurosc's further search for pa
prr~' among his Old letters Kansas
CITY Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

Mr. ArChhuld seems poc,cd al hr-
iIg called liar hy Roosevelt Arch
bold Be- too sensitive Kansas tiy
journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

There may be- q good deal % UNI
rest In the country, as Colonel ltousc-
welt says but Mr. Roosevelt Is not "a
person calculated to quiet it. san
Francisco Chronicle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
IN OTHER sANCTUMs


Many % man gets ratified when "a
Young widow acts aE II he was trying
t0 ulrt with hcr. Atlanta journal,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

Police Commissioner waldo has
some queer ideas. lie asks the city
Of New York 90 increase his salary
from $500 e. $4,000 "a year. Do YOU
scc him getting ~ Neither do we
phuvniN Republican,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

Sow we know what the Nvw YORK
papers mean when they talk about
the excitement of lifc there \ baby
iu tho BronX was blown out of vim
dow AN hour after IL was born. --
phucnlX Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

children require q lot az patience
To- enable them 10 get along "lth
their parents. Atlanta Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
WE WILL MAIL YOU 81

WE WILL MAIL YOU ~
for each set of old False Teeth
sent us. Highest prices paid Tor
old Gold, silver old Watches,
broken JeWolry and Precious
stones.
MONEY SENT by RETURN MAIL
Piiia. Stnciting aud Refining 60.
ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS
sga Chestnut ~. philadelphia, ia.
10 DENTISTS
We will buy your cold Filings.
Gold scrap. and Platinum. Highest
prices paid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-23
INCREASE WEIGHT QUICKLY
simple Way for The Thin and Pale 70
BE Plump ana Rosy.

SlmOso can hardly Dee termed
medicine IL is in reality flesh form
ing food Taken before or after meals.
IL mlnglcs with the food you eat, cn-
nblcs II 10 asslmlntc and readily di-
Tost. so as to make rich blood ana
pleasing plumpncss.
After Samose has been used % week
or ten days a noticeable gain I'm weight
is seen The salluW comploNion win
bcromc rosy, the suukrn checks VIII
have a ruddy glow. the eyes viii be
bright the breath sweet ana the step
elastic.
Quaker Drug company and Getmau
n Camphcl's customers have told
them of the remarkable results fol-
lowing the use of SuuoSe, the great
flesh forming food, and they are so
thoroughly convinced of It's reliability
that they are selling IL under their per-
sonal guarantee to refund the money If
j. does not do all that is claimed for
H. You who are thin and In poor
health cannot afford to let another
day pass without getting a soc box OF
Samose on those terms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-23

whgu faw others can haND 90 mar
ID a lhr buu building Iu thr state
HuuuulV architecture mIIg aud other
Nl.l. lzJ Chat it cuef Ir.4 a compared
with results obtained tnHn u.uc-terIhs
ul other public buIdunH laJ chat N
ul. built and furnished complete,
ready fur occupancy including wan
decorations Wrll within thr limits uf
.tlu pIlpIIau0u, which su fHr us $500
know, has been dome Ut mo- olh.I
county
Arcuto., srarra alleged rumor thlt
|th, Interests oi th, people have been
IIueI,uIrd and u1t IfDfurdDd ls m-
founded BOO o.rH particulars llnd
|fh.I. ng chance been Ht amy time su' b
'TmUnT. 10 would huN, boon flr urttu
/ flr Mr Starr 90 have informed him
|fa.f lu regards t1 lho facts BOO iho
olsr before makius his personal at-
|ts'k. thn motive of which Us so trans
parent. All business transacted ln
connection win Che courthouse has al-
vays been aboyu board and free ol
|oD.uas to anyone aud open to Inves.
|tgauou Respectfully submitted,
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
THE CONTRACTORS.
AND ARCHITECTS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-23

ut0al party having ticket on the Of
fi,lM ballot.
Section a, Any member counter
employee or uppoIulce of amy election
board who shan NnuWinely or Wltuly
violate ANY election law of this state,
CO., who shull knowingly cor WlIiuIN
fil or neglect to perform any of MS
duties provided 10y law shall be
deemed guilty ol felony ana upon
conviction shall hc confined In tho
state pcnitcuuary for not less than
one. nor moro than five years
Section 10. The state election
board shall pr,S ihc and adopt a uni
form and convenient system of poll
books. tally sheets certificates mii-
davita ulths, envelopes, bags, and 9th
or election blanks and supplies re-
.qulrrd 10y the election laws and con-
sistcn herewith, ana when SO adopted
the Same shall be urdd by the several
precinct election boards, but the fan
urc a. use such prescribed forms shalI
not nNalidatc any election.
Section lG. That section !. e, T. \,
Q. 10. II. is and 10 Of Article ],
Chapter 81, of the Session Laws of
l907-OS, and sections /, ?, Pa, 3, 4
and of Chapter 10G Of the Session
Laws of 1901, and all acts and parts
Of acts inconsistent with the provisions
of this act are hereby repealed,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-23
Declare RyNOR
FOUNDATIONbESS
CONTINUED from page ~

upon which each stone contractor was
figuring. As a consequence, all bids
came In ON the same basis and If any
one derived any benefit from 1t, 1t
certainly was the county The Phoenix
marble used for the exterior is No,
/ in every respect and is generally
conceded boy experts TO be the best
lob in tho southwest An work dono
throughout the building has In most
cases been added to with no extra eN-
pense to the county, especially SO In
the structural steel which has been
made heavier i'm thirtN-seNcn instances
at no extra cost 10 the county
1--WE have pride In this building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-23

l...urI IA
,l,,
a '''''II'n FI''I"'' '" '''
hull consist oi three electors "I 'n'
precinct aud the county election
nuard shall designate ono member oI
the precinct board tu u,l as Inspector
nuo lu uDI us judge, uud one u" "'l
ns rlcrN tp srro us such uuul
changed by thr county election board.
The county chairman of onch oi the
three political parties referred lo 100
section ] oi thls art shall oh' d'slF,
nate one member ul H'lu N''Iu' 'u"
CrruN the name oi the person so u,s
iEnatod to the county clerk OF sue
county, ana hhld 'ounlN ,I'IN ""','
Immediately upon rtrrlpl OF hu'h 'CI
uiirWc appoint ana commission 'g
person $50 a'slkhn''u '' I''''''''''
. OF su'h precinct 'l''ll"N l""I"
/ Section '' l.a'n n'l1o'' uI |"l
election h"nlu Su'!' S,I'v "n,' '''
successor Is urSlb''l'o Wy we ,'.'''
/ i've parry 'h"'''l'I NV" u' W.. .,
/ provided however ih'l U'E '"','', 't
/ OF 'h' eI','i"n ,""'u Si,'', wv i'',,, "U",,
/ J." l'"1l"' ''N We '"'l n,., f.,
"u'| IN 'u,''''' I'' Wv, ,,," '''' ~, an"
'lH' "','' 'N'N,' 'iN ,, '.,ns,d
"l '"' '''' VIZ ,,, ,,tn
w ,,,od. sboll
,'u',' W.. '', ,.i.' r,r a,i,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-23

Say rood-hye TO every tortur'ns
erippling corn and bunion-every dis
lressng dirt, accumulating. foot-en.
larging callousl There's a new quick
way--N sure and safe way--to cons
pletely rid yourself OF such pesky,
troublesome things
"BINGO"-that's the new marveli
-Bngo," the fruit Of master me.
cvhanic minds. tireless laboratory re-
search and experience. Put "Bingo"
ont and--say pains gone Just like
that. Corn dies, dries up-0nd you
pick out the whole blamed thing
body, seed. root and all-so easily
painlessly, you can't help shouting
"Glory TO Bingol" No cutting-no
bloeding--no blood poisoning No in-
jury to health or flesh No sticky
stockingsl No bothersome straps--no
lumpy cotton balls None Of the usual
annoyances.
Buy "Bingo" at your druggist's--
25o---or II he hasn't It. send price to
Dennison Phaymical CO.. III No
Dearborn st. Chicago I'll. Sold ia this
sity only by The Quaker Drug Co. !.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-12-19
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND THE
SUPPRESSION OF CRIME.

Gradually, as man waking from a
deep sleep. the minds and consclences
OF thinking men and women IN all
parts of the world and particularly, II
seems. in America. are awakening to
study of the subject of capital pun
ishment and to It's study not alone
from humanitarian standpoint, but
with relation to it's influence upon
crime--the more serious crimes for
which 1t is prescribed. The laws of n
majority of the United States demand
the life Of n murderer and vet ii l.
shown by statistics that IN those state,
the number Of murders committed IN
a given time is as great rs in the states
that do not punish By death This fact
IN itself warrants reflection and in
vestigation. with view to determining
whether society is made safer or the
world better through the legalzed
killing Of those who violate the COM
mandment, thou shalt not kill"
Within the past few days demon.