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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
REPORT EXPECTED
FROM DYNAMITE
JURY TODAY
THIRTY INDICTMENTS
ALREADY PREPARED
Arrests viii Take Place Within
Three or -Four Days is Pre-
diction of United States Dis
triCt Attorney

nv Morning journal snec,ai iensed w,re.l
Indianapolis, Feb b.-The federal
grand iury's investigation into the
dynamite conspiracy carried on for
six weeks through the examination OF
thr.e hundred witnesses H. expected
to result tomorrow in the return of
at least thirty indictments.
When the jury meets at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Federal Judge
Anderson Will be in readiness to re-
ceivc it's report. How long the jury
will require to vote on the indictments
already drawn up Is not known. but
II was learned today that whatever
action the jury takes already has been
decided upon and the final voting
is merely formal procedure
United states District ATTORNEY Mil
Ter said arrests, If any are to be made.
will not take place i'm less than three
or four days after the return Of in
dictments and the names of defend
ants will not be divulgcd until after
arrests are effected. Arrangements
will he made to cause all arrests on
the came day and Judge Anderson
viii fix a date for the arraignmcnt of
tho defendants. II is expected the.
grand 1urN's report VIII result in i'm
portant disclosures concerning the
long series of explosions which cul-
in the blowing up of the Los
Angeles Times buildinS and In which
the Mcnamara brothers ana Ortie T..
McManigal were known parties.
Mechanical. who became witness
for the government. is said. through
his confessions to the jury to have !
revealed the names Of many men not
mentioned as having AS
sisted him ana as having worked un
der the MoNamaGs in pcrpctratins In !
The last fiNr or six years the one hun |
lrcd or more explosions which We're |
directed against iron work contract |
irs who maintained the open shop. /
Another class 81 men are said to have !
been mentioned by McManigad as
having knowledge of what was going |
ln. although they did not participate
IN actually setting off the bombs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
DUAL COVE ERNMENT
SUGGESTED FOR
CHINESE
EMPEROR MAY BECOME
THE SPIRITUAL RULER
Actual Executive Head of Ma
ton TO Be Elected By People
is Latest Proposition of
Friends of Peace,


Washington, Feb. 5.--A dual gov
ernment for China is forecasted in
the peace negotiations now proceed
ing in Pekin and Marking, according
10 the state department adVices. The
new order, ii is expected will provide
for spiritual and a temporal ruler
the emperor to be recognized as the
religious head of the empire while
the actual executive head would be
duly elected by the people.
Admiral Murdock, i'm command Of
the United states naval forces in Chin
ese waters. reports that this is the
situation in Nanking. other. but un-
official reports, do not bear out his
contention. Yuan Shi Kai is declared
to have made the proposal in an ef-
fort to retain some tangible shreds
of power TO the Manchu dynasty and
the reports add that the republicans
viii refuse to accept il.
\ significant gain for republican
rule is indicated in the report that
Chang Haun. the Tartar general at
Nanking who so stubbornly resisted
the advance of the revolutionists has
his adhesion to the reVo-
lutionarN cause.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
TARIFF FIGHT OPENS IN
SENN NTI COMMITTEES. TO-DAY

Washington. Feb. THE tariff
fight viii open In the senate tomor-
row when the finance committee be
gins its hearings on the revision OF
the iron and steel schedule scores of
protests against the cut in duties
made by the house measure are be
fore the senate. The mail Is still
bringing in applications for hearings.
Among those in today was "A protest
from Robert Hoe president OF a New
York printing press concern saying
the bill would seriously affect the
printing press business. He intimated
that unless American wages were cut
50 per cent it would be better for
his company to transfer headquart.
ers from New York to England in
order to maintain its export business
and meet competition in the American
trade.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
WAR DEPNRTMENT PLANS
MADE MONTHS AGO

Washington. Feb. THE war de-
parts action IN calling upon the post
commanders throughout the country
tu have their men in state of pre-
parcdncss for immediate service was
"a result of recommendations made
los the state department when the
situation was more critical.
The plans for general staff for
campaign in Mexico appeared long
ago ana have been in q state of
constant revision Generally they
contemplate the employ ment OF about
TOO o00 men. 10000 of whom would
be- regulars gathered from all of the
military departments. Supplementing
these would be- 60. 600 miitiamen.
While the regular troops would Ice
ready FOR service within three daNs
tu 90 week at the outside. IL Is esti-
mated that thirty days would hc re
quircd to assemble and equip the mi
litia
The official notification OF the ac-
tiou queling the mutiuy al Juarcz
bN General prozco contains the add
cd Information that Colonel Estrada
uHs again relieved of the command
of the troops ana placed under arrest
No explanation was offered as to WHY
Tho officers. who was supposed 20
have been loyal To- Madero had fallen
uudrr ornlcu'~ displcasurc.
Ca~as GrundcS uu the railroad Il
short distance south ot Juarez was
f.p"rfrd tn br held Dog about four
luudrrd adh,rtuts to %. cause OF
or. Emilio Na~gu,z Gomez.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
REPRESENTATINE or BOTH
SIDES IOiD CONFERENCE

Ranking. Feb. 5.-Wu Ting Fang,
the republican minister of Justice,
Tang Shao vi. the representative of
Premier Yuan Shi kai ana Vans
Chung wei. tho republican foreign
minister had a long conference today
with President sun Vat Sen on the
final terms as suggested 10y the Man
chus.
1t is believed they have decided on
some notifications, namciv that the
emperor shall retain his title durinG
his lifetime, cut that II shall not be
hereditary; that he shall have no po-
litical authority and tina; he shall be
permitted to reside in the palace at
Pekin with an annual pension of T.
000 taos.
\ dispatch from the northern gen
erals embodies request to the Nan
king republicans TO grant the more
liberal terms to the court in view Of
the abdication and to insure peace
and save millions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
BRANOEIS BITTERLY
DENOUNCES TRUSTS

Huusas city. Feb. bitterly Je-
nouEcing the methods used by social
ed trusts" to control business ana
charging that the United states steel
corporation especially was unfair t.
its employees. which it forced to work
Twelve hours a day and seven days .
week. Louis -. Brandeis of Boston, IN
a speech before the Knife ana Fork
club here tonight declared capital
could expect little better from tn
oppressed workingman than the Los
Angeles dynamite outrages and th'
violence in the Lawrence. Mass, tex
tile strike.
Mr. Brandeis ended his address with
a warning that unless Industrial con
diiions m this country were remedie'i
There would be clash between cap
lai aud labor that would result II
bluodshed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
ORANGEMEN WILL NOT
BREAK UP MEETING

Bolrst T.t --The Ulster unto
conf,I.uc, hts ISSUED a uiauIfsstHr
urriu. 900 uui.uists Geo ahtaiu from u-
t,tf,rt noe, ".ith th, me,tiue nt Whl.r
Winston SPENCER churchill first lorl
OF th, admiralty. is scheduled GOD
speak 900 F,hruir, s. on th- hum-
ruir question. All Ioy3 uui"uisi- rr.
requested io dn ,,crythiue u th,ir
power o. prevent any act that mi-h,
reflect upon th. uniouist ,tu-c.
The Grand Orange lodge has adopt
cd 20 r,snlutiou TODAY NOT tu inter
Tea. in ans wak with MI. churchill
The gnIpui~t- profess Co Do, satisfied
viii hHIu- forced Mr. churchill to
speak In Nationalist quarter Hni 200
q ring fenced hy haN"nrt- The lh-
sral association tonight proposed Geo
IN. uninui-i council that ituth should
cancel their .nEagcments 90 t'i>t o.
IIau for February g and 4 drcl~-
fon on This matter will hc made ta-
morrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
Campaign Manager Issues
Statement That Wisconsin
Senator Has Not Abandoned
Race Despite Eclipse,
ILLINOIS PR0GRESSIVES
LINE UP FOR ROOSEVELT
President of League Calls Upon
Followers to Turn Down La
Toilette and Exalt the Sphynx
of Sycamore HILL
JBv Morninx JournaI special Leased Wire. !

Was shington, Feb 5.-Senator La
Toilette through his campaign man
ager, announced tonight that he would
not withdraw from the race for the
republican nomination for president
Fast on the heels of his declaration
one Of his most ardent supporters,
President Medili Mccormick Of the
Illinois progressive republican league
issued cali to the Illinois progrcs"
siVes to defeat the LaFollettc league
and To work for solid Illinois dele.
cation FOR Roosevelt.
The two statements caused a furry
in progressive circles.
The first statement was made by
Colonel w. l.. Hourse, senator La
Follette's campaign manager and
chairman of the progressive league. II
follows.
Senator LaFollette finds it neces.
sary to take few weeks rest This
may prevent his making speeches In
the states which are to hold early pri-
maries and his friends IN those states
will make such campaign for him ns
in their judgment will best serve tn"
progressive principles which his can
didacy represents.
Though he finds his plans inter
fered with by his temporary indispo.
sition, in fulfillment OF the implied
pledges which his candidacy made TO
those who have alweN believed IN
the sincerity and cunstancy of his
purposes, his name will be presented
10 the national republican convention
and delegates win make an agrees
sive contest for his nominn ton and
FOR a strong progressive platform. ia
this end the progressive republican
campaign committee Will devote It's
best efforts.
Whatever time senator LaFollet'"
can devote to the campaign, after tak
ing needed rest for a few weeka,
will be taken, subject to such de-
mards as his official duties make up
on him"
Mr.. McCormick's call to the mem.
bcrs of the Illinois Progressive Repub-
lican league was made public an hour
later 1t wds tclegraphed to the league
headquarters in Chicago and was as
follows:
Considering all the circumstances
including Senator LaFollette's physi-
cal condition. in the opinion of the
overwhelming majority of progrcssiV
republican members OF both houses of
congress, progressivcs in Illinois must
unite to send Roosevelt delegates tol
the next republican national conven. |
ton.
With Roosevelt ana Jones the pro-
sressives can sweep Illinois and cstab- !
ish In state and nation progressive !
administrations. which will substitute /
. policy Of positive leadership for . /
policy of compromise with principle .
ind concession to special Interests. a."
The Jones mentioned as n RUNNING :
mate on the ticket with Colonel Ruos (
'elt is the progressive republican can
lidatc for gubornatorial nomination
IA fllippiS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
SOUL CULT LEADER
LANDED IN PRISON

San Francisco. Feb. 5.--Charles
Willard Caryl. who is reported to
have arranged recently to form a
soul-mate cult in Denver, was ar
rested today by federal authorities
and charged with having sent OBJ
jectionable matter through the mails.
The woman TO whom the letters were
sent was committed to the state In
sane asylum January 8. as Mrs. Caryl
Willard, and it is stated that the let
ters written to her by her supposed
husband were largely responsible for
deranging her mind. Willard or
Caryl will be arranged Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
Former Governor Gonzales
Finds Job Too Strenuous and
Quits Train On Learning of
Threats to ASSaSSinate Him,
AMERICAN REFUGEES
ARRIVE AT Ell PAS0
Reported That De La Barra viii
Be Recalled From Europe
and Again Made President
With 0rozco as Assistant,


tHN Morning journal Snerlli Iensed W1re.t
El Paso. Tex. Feb. 5.-General
Pascuo Orozco was installed as gov
ernor Of the state of Chihuahua at
: O'Clock this morning. according TO
passengers just arrived here on the
first train since Wednesday last,
which arrived in Ciudad Juarez to-
night There was no demonstration
over the Inauguration or the arrival
of the former mutinous garrison from
Ctudad Juarez The train brought
sixty American refugees from the
city of chihuahua and intervening
points.
There Is no telegraphic communi-
cation between the city of Chihua-
hua and Mexico city. the wires be-
ng cut at ortiz
Abraham Gonzales. late governor
OF Chihuahua and present minister
oi the interior in the Madero cabinet
Vus on the last train that has entered
chihuahua from Mexico city, but did
not enter the city lie was warned
by telegram that he would be as
saSsinated II he came To chihuahua
and left the train ut Santa Rosalia.
1t Is presumed that he Viii attempt
10 return Ia Mexico city.
The train passengers from Chihua-
hua say the talk In that city is that
Francisco de la Rarra Is to be recall
ed from his present mission In Italy
and again made acting president of
the republic with Orozco as vice
president ana that the vacancy IN
the governorshlp produced hy the
advancement of Orozco VIII be filled
by SenOr Meia. This passenger train
left Chihuahua at noon today and
reports tho city quiet AT that time,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
DNN ANTE StDNEI,ED
NEAR ST JOSEPH NIADICT.

So Joseph. Mo, Feb. IA quantity
ct dynamite caps. fuses and other
accessories were found today iu a.
vacant factory building rot far from
thc S4s.oou ,iaduot constructed q
year ago Dos th, American bridge
cunpMl.
Nt ia, time the viaduri was heiur
huil th, bridac company had olc,tri,
lights STRUNG abuut the Wurh and ur
armed Huard on dutk 30 night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
TO MEET IN SALT LAKE

salt Lake city Fob. THAT the
Transmis>lssippi Commercial com
grcss viii hold its annual meeting 1T
salt Lake Cits. september 3. and
=. was tho decision of its president
y. g. Trumb. and It's secretary. I'd
ward Pecker today. after "a conference
with the Sals Lake Commcrc clun.
Headquarters with Mr.. Eccker In
charge. VIII Doe .sta biishrd here In
june. Specialists in the various SUBJ
jects viii De- invited to discuss among
others matters. monetar, Legislation
parcels posts. good roads arid land
reclamation and the sec America
First" movement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
DETECTIVE BURNS
AND UNIVERSITY
PRESIDENT
Principal Speakers at Rookie
feIler Bible Class Banquet
Come From Widely Separat-
ed Stations in Life,


N.w York. Feb John -. Rock ,-
rrllcr Jr's.. bible class ot lh" tiEh
Avenue Baptist church hr.d IS annu-
al dinner tonight al the Epst SIDE
cafe. with George ". Perkins. Prcsi-
dent " A. i. l'aunct ct Brown tni-
.v.rsity and William J. Burns. the de
tcotiyc. as the principal speakers.
Discussing what hc referred To as
the difficult task of the human to
Keep abreast of new truth Mr.. Per
kins cited as an rNamulo the "dcclara-
ton OF the federal government in
favor uf 81 ruthless competitive pro
gram boo our interstate Industrial con
Germs
"Iutcr-communicatio and cduca-
tinn. hc continued have gone hand
in hand together ana education has
shown th. people clearlN what iS right
and what Is wrong g., intcr-com-
munication the people of the world
hat, been brought s." CLOSE together
that what affects one affects tll.
And vet with this new tTutl star
ing oar legislators in the face. thrt
do uut seem lu 1uv stus, tn have prot
ited o.. d. iu handling otr great inter
stan, business cntcJtrisc- for in pi1ce
OF tro, -.ding 60 enact legislation thaf
,,puIl eliminate the evils tlH- may
have. existed Boo our Industrial W'fld.
tho. hat, proceeded q" disrul uur
Great international a--Irina of trdi,
auT ts .rrrl 90. fh,rI Sd" 'ld fN.hirn'l
tDrf 90. ue '
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
Row i'm the Butter Board.

Elgin. H.. Feb. J.-Joseph Newman,
a member of the Elgin butter board.
accused members of the quotation
committee of acting in behalf of the
South Water street interests in Chi
cago when the ce-regulatinG body
returned quotation OF 32l3 cents.
When Thomas Gallagher of Chicago
objected to the price President Charles
Potter cast the deciding vote and the
quotation was posted at 81 cents.
This is "A reduction of S cents in two
weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
\ D USE DECLINES
To CO ON RECORD
ON THIRD TERM
DEMOCRATS CHEATED OF
CHANCE TO PLAY POLITICS
0utgenefaIed By ParIiamentaf-
ianS of Minority Their tx
pected Slap at Roosevelt
Proves AbortVe,

iBy Morning journal Special Isased wirs !
Washington, Feb. 5.-The house
today avoided going on record ON
presidential third terms. Just at the
moment when the Slaydcn resolution
aimed principally at Colonel Theo-
dore Roosevelt, seemed about to pass
a shrewd parliamentary turn displae-
ed the measure from further consid-
Grafton. 1t may be revived later IN
the session, but its position of want
age on the house calendar was lost
Mr. SlaNdcn, a Texas democrat, in
troduced the resolution "A week ago. 1t
sought TO express the opinion of the
house" that the example of Washing
ton in retiring after a second term
had become Il time honored custom
of the country, Il violation Of which
would be fraught with peril to free
institutions The resolution was called
up today with but little warning and
there was a quick matching OF wits
suspension OF the rules was required
as ordered, Mr. Sims of Tennessee
objected to the second and vote
by tellers on ordering this parliament
AIRY move was necessary.
The republicans in hurried confer
ence had determined not to vote on
the resolutions thus putting the demo-
Gratis in position of passing the
measure by party vote, indicating
fear Of Roosevelt as the republican
candidate The second was lost 80 To
"a, four republicans only voting
with the second defeated. Mr.
SiaNden was forced. amid Il burst of
applause to withdraw his motion for
suspension of the rules. The rcsolu-
ton was returned to the committee
on elections.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
SEVENTEENTH INFANTRY
READY 10 MOVE Ar ONCE.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb "a query from
the war department at Washington
asking how soon the regiment could
bc counted on to move from the post
tonfsht caused every enlisted man OF
the Seventeenth infantry to be con
fined to quarters for the night
Colonel NanOrsdales' reply 10 Wash
ington was that one hours notice
would be sufficient.
The information sought by the de-
partment Is thought to be In connec-
tion with a possible movement of the
troops to the Mexican border.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
New York Police Diligently
Searching For Perpetrator of
Internal Machine Outrage
Which Cost Woman'S Life,
DETECTIVES UNEARTH
EVIDENCES OF QUARREL
Search For Messenger Boy
Who is Said to Have DeliV-
cred Deadly Package Satur-
day Night Proves Futile,
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased NireI

JBy Morning Journal srecInI Leased Wire.l
New York Feb. 5,--lnVestigation
today into the mysterious murder OF
Mrs. Helen Taylor by the explosion of
bomb in her apartments last Sat
urday night, brought out some alleged
facts that the police regard as Sig
nifcant in connection with the recent
movements of Charles NJ. Dickinson,
who was with the woman when the
explosion occurred.
\ few days before the murder Dick
insoon and Mrs Taylor had a quar-
rel. the police say, in which the wom-
an scratched Dickinson's face. Later,
Mrs. TAYLOR called on her sister Mrs
Evans, and expressed rear of Dickin-
son.
\ letter signed by Dickinson. found
among the dead mans effects. the
police say, begged that he be taken
back"
In Dicltinsons pocket the police
declare. they found what was appar-
entity the answer TO his letter which
read:
If you know what is good for you
you will stay away from my flat
ON the day of the murder Dickin-
son spent many hours, detectives
learned, locked in his room and they
are now investigating on the theory
that the bomb WAS manufactured IN
his room.
with the scar ne Toratrhes said
to have been inflicted by Mrs Taylor
still showing on his face and looking
haggard from the effects of his two
days incarceration Dickinson was
arraigned before the coroner today
and there met his aged rather, post
master of Champlain, y. y.
Il am innocent of this, father he
told the old man.
Il believe you. my boy" he replied.
The elder Dickinson obtained from
the coroner permission to have tho
hearing put over until Wednesday,
Concerning the matrimonial history
OF the Taylor woman. much conflict
ing evidence has been obtained, but
according to Deputy Police Commis-
sioncr Dougherty it was established
today that one J. II. Taylor, supposed
to have been "A husband Of the muir
dercd woman, died in December, 1911,
in sauitarium at Plattsburg, y. y;
that "a man named Howard Taylor,
friend or the woman, died in Bins
ham;ou. y. Y. and that Howard
walker. also supposed TO have been
husband, is alive and is being searched
for ny the police. Efforts to find any
messenger boy who delivered the
bomb 20 AIRS. Taylor have proved
futile
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
SALT INkI GARRISON
RICIINI~ ~ICRIsr ORDERS

Sflt lakr 'lty. Feb. 5.-Colonel ,.
g. lr"u- 30 command Of the Twentieth
. nit'd states infantry AT Fort Doug
ias. admitted tonight that he h
orders tu hoId has regiment in resdi-
ness ror s eaH 60 the Mexican border.
There were details of the order that
colonel Irons would not dis glso.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
TRAMP POET NAMED IN
SINCLAIR DIVORCE SUIT

New York. Feb. Marshal Mara
den. the second referee appointed to
take The testimony in the suit for IL
vorce of Upton sinclair. filed his re-
port IN the superior court today favor
ing th, decree. Decision on confirn,-
ing the report was reserved. Ia his
application for divorce Sinclair named
As correspondent. Harry Kemp. tho
Tramp Poet The first referee rec
commended that = divorce be granted.
but the court ruled Sinclair had been
allowed To- TESTIFY ef certain matters
contrary To- law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
nnoL Nomination Tnmnrrnm

Naisr sngtun. Feb. President
Tan is expected to send To the senate
ca Wednesday the nomination 81
Judge william g. Hook Of Kansas FOR
the place on tho supreme bench made
vacant by the death of Justice Har-
Ian. There has been opposition To- this
appointments
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS
10 NAME TAFT DEI.EG NTI.S.

Norfolk. Va. Feb. 5.-Republicans
OF Norfolk CITY and Norfolk county
'"night adopted resolutions endorsing
president Tart for denomination.
This action means that the Second
district convention viii name two Taft
delegates to the national convention
and taken together with resolutions
adopted elsewhere in the state prac-
ucalh insurcs To President Tart a
solid DELEGATION from Virginia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
SUICIDE FORMER REPORTER
ON SALT LAKE NEWSPAPER

SlTt Lake CIV, Fob. J.--NarI HUrd
was employed as reporter on 4 morn
ing newspaper here FOR year pripl
10 the outbreak of the spanish Amer
lean war. lie caGlr To salt Lake from
Montana. lie WAS born and raised
near Helena.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-06
FOUR HURT IN RAILWAY
WRECK NEAR COLUMBUS

Columbus. q. Feb. 5-A broken
rail caused the derailment of four
coaches on easthound Bic -Four pas
senger train No. 10. four miles west
of London. O.. late today -Four men
and one woman We're injured
\ train from Springfield WAS rushed
To the scene and the injured were
brought to this city at . 80 o'clock to-
night
Tho foGs coaches were piled up in
the ditch ana reduced practically to
splinters.