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None OF the powers has yet replied
to the porte's request for mediation.
The belief is held here that King Fer
dinand will NOT b. sorry To accept In
rop"an intervention. as h is consid-
cred that after its tremendous sacri-
iices Tho bulgarian army must be near
exhaustion.
Abdullah Pasha. commander Of tho
Turkish eastern army. is stiil at
Tcherkesskcui. and al noon to-day a
Turkish detachment destroyed an inn
portaut railway bridge at TchorhI II
now becomes clear that the deficient
commis1riat was largely responsible
for the Turkish reverses
II is asserted that the Sultan him
self was deceived by Nazim Pasha's
optimistic reports and only realized
the true situation when an English
cruiser brought the latest news. which
was conveyed 70 the porto by tho
British ambassador. The Torto then
asked the powers 10 intervene The
difficulty in maintaining order IS IN.
creasing daily. n IS said that a mob
went 10 the war Office AZ STEAMBOAT
and asked for weapons with which fo
attack tho Christians. and This was tho
reason why Kiamil RSsha asked the
ambassadors TO have warships ~
hand.
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DEATH MAY DECIDE
FATE OF ELECTION
Consressrsr Utter. Republican, Pass.
IS Away, Breaking Rhed.
Island State Tie

" WASHINGTON. Nov. AIDING one
more complication 20 a presidential
e.ectiOn which msy be- thrown into n.
House - representative. The death q
Congressman Gcorgs n. Utter. Replb-
lican. % Rhod.. Island. Wa Announced
today Mr.. Ctters death may have a
vital bearing on the presidency IN IN.
event tsat the duty a: election d.
VOWED ur,g the House 10 does not
break n, existing deadlock hut for
the present u adds one more Demo
cratic stat. 90 the dist
Mr.. Utter MA a staunch Republican
from one 90 ;h- tied states" prohibit
- from voting ia tho event no candi-
date receives "a ma inrity In th. elect
oral college and tn. election went 20
the lower branch 81 Congress His
death makes Rhode Island not an
evenly divided statu. hut a Democrats
state 50 FAR as voting purposes ru.
As the House delegations now stand.
the vote for president would be-. as
follows Democratic. % Republican.
- tied. @. tMainc. Nebraska. New
Mexico
\ majofity Of all the states In the
Union. "r 80. each state having ou.
vote, = needed TO elect A Pre- id,f n.
For months. since IA. possibility OF
tho House election e.. president de-
Nelopcd 10y reason of "A peculiar poll
Teal Conditions - tho dav. the vote
has stood - C. -. with four tied and
not voting.
Insofar as the siNty-Second Congress
il concerned. Rhode Island Is repr-s-
ented ga tho House 10y congressman
''Shaughu' q Democrat II "a sp.-
sial election IL held and u. rnocrat is
elected 10 succeed MIR Ttt.r. IL Will
make doubtly surc the casting OF 'he
Rhode Island vote for Wilson aud
MarS hal. provided. always. that the
House h. = st.ued to elect.
II the Tt'cr seat remain vacant. the
tie ~ broken: Nir p'ShauEhncssv
would caucus with himself and decree
that Rhode Islands vote shall bc cast
Tor the Democratic candidates
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1GHc
SIGHTLESS BOY Is
HELD AT NEW YORK
Parents, from ireland. Are in America.
But Question Of His Admis-
sion is Undecided.

NEW YORK. Nov. Little 7-year.
old Cecil Morris faced q special board
Of inquiry on Ellis island today. The
child's sightless eyes were red with
weeping and big tears kept rolling
down his checks. He wanted his faith
or. and. when the father was ~ last
admitted. the boys joy was as touch
ing as the boys tears. but the father
was troubled and could hardly control
his voice TO tell the hoy Of his mother.
whom he had not seen in months. The
special board had reserved decision on
whether Cecil was 20 be admitted 10
the country or ordered returned 10
ireland.
The father. Reuben W. Morris. and
his wife came here two years ago and
now live az LavpAalc. suburb OF
Akron. o. where Norris is employed
as rubber dipper They feared 10
bring Cecil with them because o: his
atiiction. the parents having been TOLD
that II he was with them the Who'll,
family would Doe dcTorfcd.
The father and mother prospered
Mrs. Christopher McSwconcy Of
Gr"onsburg. Pa. O. relative. went home
for visit ami brought Cecil back
with her He will be- held uniiI the
decision of the board is made public.
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Progressive Leader
Endorses Marshall

, TUNNELTON, W. Va. Nov. Samuel b. Montgom
one OF the leaders OF the Progressive party West Virginia
VINO was Roosevelt delegate to the national
chicago. and member Progressive committee
gave out an interview here to-day endorsing caRdda, of
Hon. o. y Marshall the Republican nominee for state senate
from the First Senatorial district Mr. Montgomery makes an
especial appeal to the Progrese of district TO sun
port Mr. Marshall There is effort by of so-caed
Progessives from the First district Mr. Marshall by
supporting the Democratic nominee.
In speaking of Mr. Marshall champonng his andid,cv
Mr.. Montgomery said
i served four in the with Oliver s Marshall
and voted for him for president of senate During tbaJ
ume there was no man in the senate faithful duties
ana VINO had higher conception of the responsibilities involved
IN he gave his support to when battling for labor
legislation and was always found voting with the little group Of
progressive senator's The people of the Senatorial dis
tict never will have public who exercises bober
degree of intelligence who is faithful and true than
Senator Marshall" ~ ~ ""
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FOUR MATTRESSES
BURNED TO DEATH
Other Girls Missing in Fire Which
Destroys London Department
Store-TwelVe Hurt

LONDON. Nov THE Barker
Company department store az Ken
sngton was destroyed i'm part by fire
early yesterday Several mattresses
who We're sleeping on the premises
We're killed OF injured. -Four are
known TO b" dead. and IL il feared that
other bodies will be found. There are
q dHZ"I liured girls In the hospital.
When the fire began az . o'clock a.
IA. the only occupants Of tho premises
were two nuor walkers and Il girls
employed on the STATS OF the kitchen
The flames got n strong hold on the
building before anybody knew there
was % fire n vas first detected by a
floor walker named White. when the
smoke awakened him. He immediate
" aroused the girls. who instantly be-
came uicstricken and screamed in
cessantly.
IL appears thar the flames cornered
tho inmates. who were compelled 10
take refuge on narrow parapet -
feet from Tho street The first ladder
put up by the firomcn was too short
Another was run NJ Immediately. but
before all the girls could hn rescued.
some excited people in the crowd be
low started yelling m them 20 jump.
Two girls jumped wildly and received
such injuries that they died afferward
IN the hospital Another tried 70 jump
into q sheet held by the fremen. but
missed n. and received fatal Injuries
ono went b1ck into the building from
the parapet and tried 20 escape by
tho staircase. but WIS burned TO
death. The others jumped safely into
the nets and were saved
Those who escaped were all In their
night clothes Four Of The rescued
girls were seriously bruised and
burned Several hremen were seri-
ouslv bnNed and others received
slight injuries
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Situation Very Grave.

LONDON $50, Cor-fauti-
rriIn dispatch Co Che chrome. which
wa received lr ar indirect route. do
cilr,s that the situation in tho Turk
i.H capital is grave. The hostility o.
Europeans g. iuDr"asire and displayed
ar-o-uuflv.
Some - tho vorbmer5' guilds. tho
dispatch e1y~ Inaat 'taf Tho. have
taken elG<I VOW Co., massacre every
Christian. SHOULD 'hn fulEarilr enter
OBJ, ..fy Th. fanatics have sworn %
terrible rrur'ansa or tho irudol for
Turkish defeat. Will. Theological stud.
.ut- ri.tch Indictments 60 tho mob in
Obscure nosquea
Ou SUNDAY rishf mnh armed with
swords ard reviewers marched against
Tho European quarter. hut th. police
interfere
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and invigorates the scalp forever
stopping itching and falling haiE
Danderine Is TO the hair y hat fresh
showers Of rain and sunshine are 20
vegetation u goes right TO the roots.
mvigorstes and strengthens them. Us
exhilaratinz. stimulating and life-p pro.
oucing properties cause the hair 20
grow abundantly long. strong and
beautiful
You can surely have pretty. soft.
lGstrous hair. and lots OF IL. II you will
Just get 25-cent bottle Of Knowlton's
Denderine from any drug store or
toilet counter and try IL as directed.
ADV
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JURY FINDS MRS.
LINDLOFR GUILTY
snee~s at the Jurors When They Re-
turn the Verdict and Then Col
Ispsss in Ante room.

CHICAGO. Nov. Mrs. Louise
tindloff. spiritualist and crystal gazer.
Mas found guilty OF murder by
jury In Judge Winde's court to-
night and her punishment fixed at %
years In the penitentiary. She was
charged with the poisoning OF her Is.
year-old son, Arthur.
The seerccs, who had all along
maintained that her glass of fate
showed she would Ice acquitted. laugh
ed Historically and cast "A sneerlng
glance ut the Jury when the verdict
was read. Later she collapsed while
standing In an ante-room surrounded
by her friends. She was revived aud
led back to her cell in the county fail
There f. no Justice here" the con
victed woman sobbed. The guilty are
turned loose and the innocent get the
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Distinguished

But she complained. you ought.
before you marry. 10 do something
worth whsle. think every man
owes IL 10 himself 10 make AN effort.
Will" De is stiil free. to cIin some
kind OF distinction"
well. I've done that" he replied.
on, have you' In what wav?"
was 20 meeting last night
wh'r" ] was rho only man who didn..
have q degree from some college. Co.,
From Judges Library.
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TEDDY TALKS

OYSTER BAY. ". Y. Nov. SEN
ator Ellhu Root. John C. MiIburn. VIII
liam ID. Guthrie and Louis Marshall.
four OF the best known lawyers in
New York. were assai.ed tonight by
Colonel Roosevelt as counsel against
the people OF the United States" who.
he said. were defending n perversion
Of the law" for which they themselves
we're responsible. Colonel Roosevalt's
remarks were in reply TO a statement
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Surely try "Danderine Hair
Cleanse" II you wish to Immediately
double the beauty OF your hair Jus.
moisten a cloth with Dandsrine and
draw II carefully through your hair.
taking one small strand at a time
This VIII Cleanse the hair OF dust,
dirt or 9ny excessive oil-ln a few
noments you will be amazed. Your
hair viii BE- wavy. fluffy and abundant.
and POSSESS an incompatible softness.
lustre and luxuriance. the beauty ard
simmer of true hair health.
Besides beautifyiny the hair. one ap-
phcation OF Danderine dissolves every
particle Of dandruff; cleanses. purines
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warrants. John r. VoOrhs. superin
tcndcut 90 elections. in 80 deciarins
today added that his men had found
no evidence of any attempt AZ colont
zdtiun oi voters ia the city.
The police. private detectives and
headquarters al the various political
parties have given lists of the appar
cnt irrccuiarity ia registration and ali
ar" making preparations 20 watch TO
morrow for the men suspected
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Greeks Repulsed

ATHENS. Nov. 4-The Greek ad
vance on Monastir has suffered "a
check. \ force marching from Banitza
10 Florina. twenty miles TO the south
OF Monastir. met n superior Turkish
force and was obliged 10 suspend tho
march and entrcnch In strong posi-
tion.
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FIND FEW FRAUDS
IN REGISTRATION
New York Investigators Discover
Only $50 Cases TO Justify
Arrests.

NEW YORK. Nov. five hundred
and seVenfy-ive men. working A. daN =
IN cauyasSiug New York City's 1uu. Ouu
ottr~. have found only 500 cases of
apparent regularity. and OF these nor
moro than $50 Justify the issuance OF
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made to-day by these four men in re-
jOinder to his speech in Madison
Square Garden on Friday night
Colonel Roosevclt's speech was
made in Oyster Bay tonight at the
closing rally of the campaign
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REWARD
OFFERED

The Ohio County Republican Com
mittee offers a reward OF 800 to any
person furnishing Information leading
TO the conviction OF any Illegal voting
at the election to-day.
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And yet think how many people do Just tina, same
thing
Gertrude says she doesn't think YOU have any
right tn do that and that you unreasonable oven
TO think % it So friend OF mine once quoted an
other.
II certainly sounded II Gertrude .ras very much
opposed but had good reason for thinking she had
10 such strong feeling. AID questioning proved that
Just hat thought true Our mutual friend
tlter saying very warmly that she felt thus and
about my proposed move, had asked Gertrude she
DID not agree. and she being OF those people who
always agree With present company. had said she did.
Undoubtedly great many things that person
G'iotes another saying. said in Just about that
way and yet We blame the newspapers because they
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> ~ .-f's 4 % e<tz e#sz o. s-ks4 s434.zts
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT

BY Ruth Cameron

rast about
The author wife sh.
The
asked she did
nke~an
ph-.c settlement
And the authorman's wife os,
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Wax candles which have become
dusty or soilcd can be made perfectly
white by rubbing them with a clean
piece % h-nn"l dipped In spirits of
wine
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Just the sort OF remedy you need TO make rich red
noo1 and cure that lasude and feeling nerve cras
" fIerees Golden Medical Discovery hears the s,ro T
TubLIc APPROVAL and has sold lareeIy in The n,t
years Than any other blood purifier and stomach tonic
a., ~ r. 10 got cot ~ ha % fe a.
- ~ I. u,fsbie; writes MH EynA WfftIaNs ~
' a.ts on 1tonach anf -e-f y,
i1 - the i1shs
tilan " y. Who that IfafN
tnint tndrestn fpaf.lr gads
ne ical Irecovery and Pleasant Pellet '.- e'Ni
Pc H.ves
seemed iot h. just what needed. reeovr On
Or. PIercs's Pleasant penen. a.. for I've. ,,ys.
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II down
papers then OF
usaton almost
is
ton Of tastes
OF he As a rule the
Bit 10 them
in have
pointed out how often
tell bit OF
otherwise And by the let is
individuals. II has TO bethe libel o. it.
inclined
the themselves the
TO Of
wonderful whole
u
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NAIohL ESSENIE.'" extracted from Forest Plants
70 laws are perfect but h law, mr.. M, ~
10 ny....
isnom tor o
grape root
efts OF them with nd
DOCTOR Pferce's Golden Medical Discoyery
soIk Dr fIere with the eight years
the o.
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CLEANS The HAIR AND MAKES IT
BEAUTIFUL--25C "DANDERINE"

FEW MomeNIs YOUR HAIR LOOKS SOFT. FLUFFY LusrRoUs
AND AsoSoASr-No FALLING HAIR OR oANoRUEF.
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Dr. Pfercs's Pleasant Pellets for liver ms.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-10-01
REPUBLICANS ARE
READY re- START
REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS IN
a. Q. y. w. BUILDING OPENED
THIS MORNING IN FULL SWING
CHAIRMAN GRAY READY TO
START THINGS.

The North Dakota republicans are
ready to start the fireworks Of the
campaign. The official headquarters
Of the campaign were opened this
morning In the A. o. u. w. building
with Chairman Gray of Kenmare IN
charge.
The campaign vii be in full swing
before the end of the week. The state
chairman is preparing list of speak
ers to start out to make the regular
campaign canvass. Announcement of
these will probably be ready for pub
llcation within day or two.
This morning Mr.. Gray received
many callers, among whom were some
OF the leading republican leaders of
the state, including Congressman Hell
geSen and others.
Secretary Foley returned to Bis
marck last night, but will be back to
take UP his duties tomorrow or Thurs
day. Desk room in the cbairmans Of
fee has been made for Mr.. Gray, Mr..
Foley and G. l.. zeigler. The stenog-
raphers will be found in the outer
room where the press bureau will be
located.
1--WE are all ready to start" said
Mr.. Gray this morning to Forum
representative. "The next thing is to be-
gin to show the telling results. And
think in another month we'll do
that"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-10-01
FARGO MINISTER
PASSES BEYOND
REV. r. w. TElcHMAN, PASTOR
OF THE GERMAN EVANGELICAL
CHURCH, PASSED AWAY THIS
MORNING AT MARION, ~. d.
WAS HOLDING CONFERENCE.

Rev. r. w. Teichman, pastor of the
German Evangelical church of this
city, corner First avenue and Tenth
street north, passed away this morn
ing at Marion, N. d.
The death of the well-known Fargo
pastor, which was caused by Bright s
disease, will come as a distinct shock
to his many friends here and to all
the members of his congregation He
had been in poor health for some little
time and was confined to the Bismarck
hospital for six weeks in the early
spring, beginning in March. He was
81 years old.
Last Saturday he went to Marion to
conduct a quarterly conference when
he was taken suddenly Ill and sue
cumbed to deaths call this morning
Undertaken Wasem went to Marion at
once to bring the body back to Fargo
The late Rev. Mr.. Teichman is sur
vived by a widow and six children
who are Arthur e. Teichman, Miss
Rose Tefchman, Reuben Teichman,
Samuel Teichman, Miss Esther Teich-
man and Herbert Teichman. He has
two brothers residing in the state of
Washington. The members of the
family will arrive from Bismarck to-
day. No arrangements have yet been
announced for the funeral.
Rev. Mr.. Teichman has been pastor
of the local church since June, COM
ing here from Bismarck, N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-10-01
Big DELINQUENT CLASS
Judge Miller Had Large Number OF
Drunks and Vags Up Before Him
This Morning,

Before Judge Miller in police court
this morning was brought long line
of drunks this morning. One or two
were up on vagrancy charges, but the
majority were arrested on their way
back from sprees across the river.
Most of the delinquents whose cases
were heard this morning bore fanciful
names. A quartette of colored men,
who said they had been working this
summer up around Newville, seemed
to be patriotically named for some of
the heroes of American history. There
was Columbus Jenson, Abraham Lin
coin Greenway, George Washington
Martin, and Grover Cleveland Johnson.
All four were discharged on the
promise that they would leave the
city at once and proceed on their way
to their homes in Detroit. Mich.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-10-01
HUN. ". ]. PRICE
HAS fine NOTICE
CHICAGO TRADE PAPER pEvoTEs
CONSIDERABLE SPACE TO A
FORMER FARGO CITIZEN WHICH
WILL BE READ WITH INTEREST
BY HIS FORMER NEiGHRoRs.

Hon. William ]. Price, formerly OF
Der of the Fargo Commercial club and
is still one of the best known members
Of the Elks, was recently written up
in The Domestic Engineer, trade
paper published in the city of Chicago,
under a recent date. His friends here
will take pleasure in reading it. The
article is as follows:
VIM. j. Price founder of the Fargo
Plumbing & Heating Co., for twenty
years engaged in the heating contract
ing business as president of that COM
pany, has disposed of his interest and
secured the entire holdings of Thomas
]. Leonard in the Consolidated En-
gineering Co., of Chicago, manufac-
turers of the Van Auken system of
vacuum heating.
"B. e Van Auken succeeds MIR.
Leonard as president and Mr.. Price
assumes Mr.. Van Auken's duties as
vice president and secretary and e. B.
Gordon, jr., retains the position of
treasurer.
Mr.. Price moved to Fargo, N. D.,
from Pittsburg in 1892 and establish
ed the business which he has just dis
posed Of and which. under his personal
supervision, became one of the biggest
factors in the heating business of the
Dakotas and the northwest, The linn
itations imposed by a comparatively
new territory and the size of the city,
caused him to cast about for a broader
field of activity, and in the Consoiidat-
ed Engineering Co., of Chicago, he
found 4 sphere sufficiently big to cause
his disposal of the Fargo holdings and
his consequent move to Chicago.
"Mr. Price brings with him an un-
tiring energy, a splendid personality
and fund of experience in the selling
and contracting end of the heating
business.
He was a member of the state leg
islature for four years, during which
time he introduced and had passed
tilating of the public schoolhouses of
North Dakota, this being the seventh
state to enact such laws.
He was one of the organizers and
the president of the State Association
of Master Plumbers and Steamfitters
of North Dakota.
'Mr. Price is firm believer in the
Van Auken system and specialties and
installed them extensively in the work
for which he contracted during the
past ten years.
.'His addition to the executive staff
of the Consolidated Engineering Co,
will mean much to that organization
and further advance the great industry
founded about the Van Auken system
of vacuum heating and Van Auken
specialties, while the connection will
mean much to Mr. Price, inasmuch as
1t broadens his sphere and offers
greater opportunities for extending
his unusual ability.
ut lis happy combination of two
big factors in the heating business
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-10-01
TED EvANSON'S
BOOK OF FASHIONS
THIS BOOK Is VITALITY IMPoR.
~TANT TO THOSE WHO BELIEVE
THAT APPEARANCE COUNTS IN
THE GAME OF LIFE AS 1T is
PLAYED.

To secure a copy of this book, drop
in at Ted Evanson's tailor shop, where
the neat, snappy, tailored to measure
book will tell you what is correct to
wear on all occasions and is an au-
thority on the dress subject. Added
to this feature, you have the advice
and assistance of Ted himself, who is
always glad to tell you what will look
the best on you.
The new fall suitings and overcoat-
ings are the best in the land and Ted s
tailored to- measure suits can't be beat
at least that's what the 800 or so
young fellows who have their clothes
tailored there season after season say.
Shop, 407 N. p. avenue.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-10-01
OCTOBER HORSE SALE

The first fall horse sale of the Mark
Western Horse Co. will be held at the
company's sale yards in Fargo on Fri
day and Saturday, Oct. and 5. Mr..
Mark has made special effort to Sc
cure some choice animals for this
sale and he will have here some $50
head of extra fine western draft horses,
mares and colts. These animals are
ali young, sound and big boned, broken
and unbroken. Remember the time
and place and De in attendance at this
sale early so as to have the early se-
lection.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-10-01
v. Il. GROSS WAS KILLED
Former Fargoan Met Tragic Death
in Tacoma-Was Killed by a
Switch Engine.

w H. Gross, who for many years
was agent for the Milwaukee in Far
go, was killed Sept. 21, in Tacoma by
a switch engine. Mr.. Gross was with
the railroad people for some years
after he left here but more recently
had been general agent for a steam
ship company. Mr.. Gross was inn
mensely popular in Fargo and his old
time friends will regret his tragic
death
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-10-01
WITH THE DEMOCRATS.

Melvin Hildreth of the democratic
club yesterday asked Dakota Business
college for capable office woman
and pupil was sent to the position.
All political parties, as we'll as the
leading business men, are employing
these ID. B. C, trained people-it pays
them.