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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-03
Packard, const., cor.

W. c. Packard. const., cor.
ina. ...................... 2.25
Jurors fees, coro. inq. ....... 800
Witness fees, coro. inq. ..... LAO
Board of review. Ft. NJ. ..... 1911 90
Auto Supply & Engine Co,
livery, B. Of ;. ........ 1915
Frank R. Smith, taking census.
TT. NJ. ..................... $50 90
l. Hosier, sal, etc, Co. sup. 1873. 70
Peter Scheffler, same ....... 145. 10
The following claims were rejected
to-wit:
Keokuk Kissel Kar Co, livery,
Jas. Farrell ....... 1900
Henry F. Vandorro-.do~ e~-v-s
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through the break before 1t does close,
was considered doubtful enough to
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FRANCE
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the chamber with tremendous enthus-
iasm. Its very brevity was regarded
as having added immensely to it's
force.
Though the speech was the pre-.
mer's necessary Introduction, In his
new capacity, to the chamber, It was
generally regarded as a compliment
to Premier Asquith's statement in the
house Of commons Tuesday concern
ing the progress Of the war.
"Our minds and energies" declared
the premier, "must be applied to clear
and rapid decisions executed promptly
without vain formalities and free from
all hesitation and uncertainty.
1.-THE governments essential task Is
to assemble, with view to war, all the
country's vital forces and to combine,
to the same effect, all the public serv-
ices
at Is through good will and close
association with all the allies that
victory will be obtained.
"Every man at his post who obeys
the governments orders should &C
complish his task.
"Every failure In the discipline de-
manded by the country's vital interests
must be promptly and theoretically
repressed and all failures must be
punished.
"This is our program.
"Germany's Balkan campaign attests
her failure In the other theatres OF
war. II was undertaken solely because
her offenslves on both the French and
Russian fronts had been completely
broken.
ave are determined to 90 through
to the end. The enemy need not think
that we shall grow tired or weak. We
have measured our task and will &C.
corpIish It. We have the will to win
and we will win"
80 ADMIT THE LOSS.
PARIS. Nov. 3.-Loss of the French
submarine Turquoise in the Sea OF
Marrnora was admitted by the ad-
riralty today. 1t was added that the
vessels two officers and twenty.four
seamen were missing and It is be-
Iieved they had been captured as the
Turks claim.
ACTIVE OPERATIONS.
PARIS, Nov. 3.-Active operations
bv the French In Bulgaria and by both
the FTGnCn BRUSH dt ktC cai
ldanelIes were reported In the official
war office statement issued here to-
day.
On the Franco-German front, said
the communique, the situation remains
unchanged.
In the region Of strumnitza lin
northwestern Bulgaria, where the
French are trying to cripple the Bull
oars campaign against the Serbs by
Invading the formers territory they
were progressing along the southern
mountain slopes, continued the report.
In the vicinity Of WrivoIak Ia south
ern Serbian town) we repulsed two
BULGARIAN battaIions October 80.
"There was only minor activity at
tho Dardanelles from October 20 to
November 1, the enemy having aban-
doned all attacks on US.
"The allies monitors bombarded the
Turks GaIIipoTi positions.
"Both French and British sub.
marines are now operating In the sea
Of Marmora, preventing supplies from
reaching the eneny's troops"
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What's the Explanation 2

Chicago Evening Post: Paris is yep
ne'in 7nrnof. VIII isn't on7n7?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-03
ADMIT The LOSS.

PARIS, Nov. 3.-Loss of the French
submarine Turquoise In the Sea OF
Marmora was admitted by the ad
miralty today. 1t was added that the
vessels two officers and twenty.four
seamen were missing and It is be-
Iieved they had been captured as the
Turks claim.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
NEW RECEIVER AT ROGERS.
Democrat

C. \. Rogers of this city, who has served since last fall aa chairman of the Depositors Committee Of the de funct Bank of Rogers, was on last Thursday appointed IS special dep Iuty bank commissioner, or receiver aS the position is more commonly known succeeding l.. H. McGii of Benton vile. Senator John R. Duty Was ap- pointed attorney Mr. McGill retains the receiVership Of the Citizens Bank.
 The matter came Up last Thursday in the ahdncery court at Bentonville hwea Mr MeGill made his report and rendered his resignation. The State Bank Department Was represented by Messrs. Davis and =CoYey and their attorney, ". E. Smith Of Little Rock faad the deposit5rs We're represented by their attorneys. members of the committee and numerous Rogers citi- zens.
 The deposttofs asked =fof=the ap= pointmeat= of ator=Dat4 but an opinion Was presented tfe court in which Attorney General Moose held that he could not hold any other civil office 0aiIe member of fhe state senate. The court refused 10 de eide the question and after the sug 2 esti9n of several names as success tor to Mr. MeGia that of ( \. Bee e.5 Nz4S aoread uDpn
 When Mr. MeGHls report 4as filed objection Nas made to I number of isa=lE 4 Il tae caQrt set September li as= tae daIe fa zeff.it ame and passing up1n the report. The he F. ing VII be had 1t fsaffttefiH3e RaLars Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
SILENT GROVE

0Fefstsef= Nsal=.Hsld T cfeH et azHd- working t5e roads in =Heieabee hood :. couple at daz- last week.
 NH taroa, of Sprin4Jt'e visited at Nrs sarah Bagget.. 5t Mon d9y ujght
 II arz Ri o1 Kan a- O6t@ c4ae =..stzf#4sesz ejss ed#a eee# #das= al Vii lKfa4.s retGrniae bone SafH day..
 Halter Ra4stn -eea=at ea ol his wei 5ae day last week
 fa9=e9e ssajta eeat to aa.3 oeef 0s9ee last Friday
 Lem Sleassn recently moved an t'fe ts-fstefHts fat-l.
 Jeo HoNlHl returned to OHaHoHa Gi ' last TaaradIN
 \ large ero#d attended tha ae af Uncle Tom Nasta.n.s hast satmd42
 Ere. Jackson will preach At his place s8faadag aieht and Sunday
 There MS musical entertain mcnt at Frad Frmldius Tn la4 night
 Z. K Lcek, the Watkins man of Haanan spent Wednesday uIeht al the ! R. smith home
 Grandma Hershey saeut Saturday night and Sunday with Chas Her s1ey and family Of Goad Sprines.
 Henry Pace went to Rogers last  week and bought new buggy.
 Jim Sturdy wen, down to Summers Sunday where he will cull apples
 There is prayer meeting and Pihle reading every Thursday night Ev-
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
OAK GROVE.

Miss Lea Summers cane hone Saturday from Si9oam Springs where she has been taking treatment f5l heart troubl
 There was singing at Ben Wilson : Sunday night Id by Sam EaFeM aE.d James Morris.
 D. F. Mcclure and family aad. Mrs. George Potts spent Sunday with Mrs. E. J. Robbins.
 B. T. Whitezeil and wife went oY CT to F. II. Osborne's sunday after noon. MT Osborne is very low with tuberculosis
 Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Grammer Sept. ,, d boy Mother and bab are doing fine.
 James Brown and family NJ. Robbins and wife spent Sunday with Berry Robbins and family at II alifg Springs
 Wilson Rone is having neW res idence built. James GiFens and Merl Sweet are doing the Werk
 Miss Mary Black of Higafil spent Saturday night and Sunday with Misses Bessie and Orlene Brown.
 L T. Know.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
MAGUIR E

Little Ne@toa kias ~t. Several from Are attended t#e pfeni. Il. Fayetteville Monday
 Mr. had AIr5. Joun Vail and titt.e daughters attended the picnic at Crosses Saturday. They were accom- panied home by John Vail, Jr., Whe has been #up there the past week Yis iting relatives.
 Miss Gra@e Nail begins her se4ea. 1t Strain Monday.
 Rev, Lively and Hamby will be- gin protracted meeting at this place Saturday night the llth.
 Mr. Duncans folks and Mr. Dan ner attended the Association at Prairie Grove Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed kennan of Wes- Icy spent Sunday with Mrs kennan : parents, Mr mad Mrs. Bodine of this place
 Miss Floye Oliver spent "Wednesday night with Miss Edith Trammel and attended spelling at the White House
 Lilly.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
FIS B ACk .

Ghiekenpox has been raging in this community.
 Ras Graham and Luther Lewis Left last Sunday for Lincoln 10 caH aR Ples
 Mr. and Mrs. $. P WiIsen and daughter and Forest and Mose!=e Edison spent last Sunday even es With Hr. and Mrs Lloyd Gregg.
 Nr. and Mrs Lee Boone and fam fly visited his father last Saudax.
 Gesr4e= Scott and family Xisll l Peter. Graham and family last zan day
 Nr and Hrs. Ras Jones 4f#td their son Walter last Sunday
 f4#tffe Rarette Lewis i9 sHffefiHa from stone bruise
 Nf and Mrs \. 0 Hallmark I'd tiftie daughter MardeH arrived sa#= aaY evening from Buck Range, Ark U make this their future home Cla. eaee Lewis who had been makIHe them q short visit returned a'sa.
 KadaiiaA
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17

peaches brought Mr- RozeG but the average return for tHe season will not reach 5o cents. Afd when Nr Bozel takes iHto consideration tho total expense of spfag#ne, for the land and trees, picking. pa king, eJe, he Will not get en5a4H to pay his biIs. Who gets the money
 We have been reading for several weeks Of peach shippers all over this part of the state 8Ao have had Ia similar. experience. Heres one from the Ety smith Times Rae9f4 4f Friday.
 "A man recently returned from the northern part of Wisconsin ia s,Gid that he boasht Xan Rafea peaches for $f75 per b8sbel. I.e growers aere realized about r een5 D TT bush Tel net. What went with the bal ance? good part of It was consumed by frei4bt, but eoHsIder- able par went to the middle man. Even the union that has been or ganized has not cleared up tHe situa- tion There rae at le4st three men to have profits under tae union plan. The union has an agent who sells in turn to all agent at Van Baren who in turn sells to m saent in the city and this man sells to tle local dealer who in turn sells 10 the con sumer It is still q long expensive arrangement and takes about all the profit out Of peach raising.
 When the returns on one ear of peaches came in last week, instead of a draft there was bill for S..
 Who gets the money25 Rogers Democrat
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
WHO GETS THE MONEY.

When the peaches were beins picked i'll the orchard of N. F. Ro- zeII at the old Wing place east of
 town, one of the packers placed a slip of paper in the bottom of the basket requesting the purchaser of same to write to Rogers and state what he paid for them The answer came the other day and the writer said he had paid sl 40 for the bushel Of fine peaches We don't know just what that particular basket of
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
MAR IN
School at this place is progressing nicely with Miss Ida Clark as teach

School at this place is progressing nicely with Miss Ida Clark as teach CT.
 Prof Andy Culinary ef Loean Will leave Wednesday for Oklahoma, where he will begin teaching aa eight months term of school Ne wish him success.
 Bro. seogtas of Decatur filled his reuIar appointment at Logan sataf= day and Rev MZ ZBAi!liIs ef Sprinvda'e delivered some iateff E ing messages Sunday
 The meeting Mas Whfaii.R R5fs conducted by Rev. smith of si= loam Springs and EeaeseltstZ saxon closed Sunday nisht the 5th There were 70 conre~s.oas and II were hap- ti7ed Sunday evening II fHe river naar Lawrence Mckinney
 Mrs sam Wiii- of EoeaH- i54 with tlp4o malaria fever fhia week. Dr.. Clemmar is the ph9=i f8e=
 Mr Afirhaei and 4i6e made E tsie over to slaam spstae@ @Hoada2
 Some of rae hoys from hinealoV. attended church It Gosaa Saturday and Sunday Hishts
 Gassaudra
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
OAKLAND.

Miss fottie Hey begun her school at Son ehaPfe the 9th, and is get ting along very nicely.
 Dr. Walker of Fayetteville was called to see Mrs Dockery last week. She has malaria fever.
 The FreeNill Baptists are holding protraeted meeting al Appeby and report a good interest.
 Mrs. Patton is quite sick It is reported she has dropsy ot the heart
 Geo. Bird Of this place has pur- chased a small farm from John Walk CT and moved to it recently. Bert Flowers has built nice stone smokehalse and cellar combined crowd gathered at the home of Lee Kelley Tuesday night and had singing.
 Blue Eyes.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17

by oae business men and We have attacked tlIe41 from time 10 time. and th4t= without mercy Regardless of au tafs tbe nal order houses are
 showing s#tiiii eaea ear their an natsll statements saoa more DasiA done aHd profits than the year ae- fore.
 Pepole may be exhortcd to trade at home-to support home industry until d35msday, but unless the local stores in the smaller cities throueh- ioat the country adopt the same methods that have made the mail- order business so profitable, these Ipleadiags viii be in vain.
 Advertiser Advertising is the bas- is Of the success of these big cno- eerns and the manner in which the
 Hoag6ton GNioh.l Mining Gazette points out the failings to those mer. chants who complain most against mail order competition, will be in teresfting to many readers. After referring to the periodical denun- citation which mail order houses re eeive the article says:
 But the mail-order houses go right along doing more and more bus mess just the same and notwithstand ing. They are now planning on q n . | iao-o.i fla pautcnanar ramnaion ta follow Up their catalogue business. Business men euss them and try var ious and divers means of attacking them. But abusing the mail-order houses never is all argument. Say ing mean things about them is mak inc them friends. Talking about sup porting home industry doesn't get very far because the average buSl- ness man who talks about patroniz- ing home business usually buys more Or less of his own personal necessi- ties somewhere else. There is only one way to compete with the mail order house and that is to do busi- hess the way he does it. Don't ask for sympathy because you carry a I3t of bud accounts on your books. Clean sem up. Don't complain about when you can meet them. Meet them and let your public know fhat.y .yoa are meeting them. Do your advertising and do it more efficiently than Ire does. His once a yeH eaat gae isn't in it with daily an nouncemeHt of prices. We are not suggesting that you run one biz ad- 4ertisement for week or anything like that Bat make your adyeutis- iHs valuable by Hs very attractive Il sss. itS continuity and the plain 4fft eReHt4 Of soads and prices. Ne can show F9u dozens that are eoins t every aaY in the Gazette They are n5t sitting in tae rear erd Of Gae store Kicking about the mail-or- der house and the nnsra,eful public They itrc putting in some time each da4Zgz 5l=#go ld. raj 9h--tton- tae-shouIder advertisement req dy t3 print sn fHe mognina. They are al sa zfisaoa tiag th fr= bi Their bes tas fs 70 d They ia.H pro per .tv and fgez show to. ey gre M4zn4 money aid thinkine about seaa s8t as aa aat mobile they will a#5E H5X ase @Jng the maj =aea ar= people be au e they rHh tAalr b5t@l.es- right hee2 tae.r n l5eti9as ap To the minute bet the mall order lHises. and tel I e pea- n ahafff ii atf of the time Tatt iFzt 5sH E tHe pz7t important Of all
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
BISHOP APPOINTED

i'ayetteTi, Q. Ar<.9 Sept. &eeiee was received today by Circuit Clerk l. C. Vaughan that CIrcI.1 Ia=e Maals md appoil Led Jasfz=e Inc Pelce w. N H.shop os tis a o1e ot lie tara eommi ieH q accounts rpp iHed amn to aa- d.t ele books and records of #ts o.ti.i Nr. i4 op es4s ". D Shrpc. who Wa5 recently F aa when Ire ieIl dewn tAe sfaifs e t o.d Ao.el The otatr t71 member Of the commission are [. fiemfHt and Tom Mayes ol Gosh .l.
 sacih of the flesh e4ased be iafluaIat.ou, cold. feaea*fez ef the bon, t7ot1aeae. aearassia of fheez Fl ftf H saa be aaGaYed hy applying BAILA8D.S SNOW LfNhF.NT. t sa5a b. Wall fubbed T over tHe part af.e-,ed its great heal.ns and pe1etratins power eases the pain, reduces swelling ard restore A4tm al conditions Price and $l0o per bott'e. Sold bN ". C. OWnbcy
 The weather is back to .Septem-
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17

efEbeds - invited t5 aae 1Ht Hs take part
 Walter Ralstau nd famib ~ptr Sunday n [. L. HaIsHp
 Dave Aff=ftfH eaine in from Or s#lb. Okla iast Fri IaY
 Berry Robbins went over on Osaae last Saturday and boug some hos.
 Country Pumpkins
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
FA1RVlEW

John Bstfftts. Jf.=js=ii3 tifis=stt..1- ing
 Rev. |. L. Johnson of Lowell iH- ed his fe4HHtf apa eis taeHf Haat StH- day
 Miss Ruby Daily of tais aaeo en- tered His sehoal at Rogers Monday.
 Master William Haas zof Rogers 57 sur Fr.daf 4 ht ffe fHt-Haa home
 claonel Habrs has purchase. q ae2 carriage
 G4aren c Eosd and wife Of Resels spent sunday Ut ] l.. Bautts.
 Miss Shirley Jones of Lowell has beau visiting relatives in this Heigh- borhood
 Marion S4faddox and family Of Roe- CTS spent sunday Ut Ollie Thornsber- CTS spent sunday at Ollie Thonsber, rvs Of this place.
 The Sunday school and preaching at Stony Point sunday night was we'll attended
 Mr. Cook and family.of California, Mo, relatives Of ]. N. Phelan were visiting him last week. They made the trip in their two cars Stude- baker mad d Ford While here a picnic party composed of F B Price mad family. J ". Phelan and family, Mrs NJ F. Pardue, and Enos Stan ton and family of Rogers. spent | very pleasant day at Monte Ne, and Vinola Ranch.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
PLEAS ANT VIEW.

Mrs Trone went home Friday Mrs Watts is better
 Mrs. Mag Anglin is not well. Mr. and Mrs Henry Holland are visiting their daughter in Madison County.
 Fodder cutting is the order of the day in this community
 Bro Rube filled his appointment at Camp Ground Saturday night and Sunday.
 Several went to White Oak Sunday. Jim Glenn and family visited his ited his father Sunday
 School at Brush Creek is reported to be getting along well. with a good attendance.
 Mr. Richardson and wife visited homa folks over Sunday. The Hustler
 
 ..Jf If hannened ftsQ in The N0Wa -
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
Springdele, Ark, September F, 1915.
YOU SURE DO

In commenting on Our article two weeks ago, regarding the SpringdaIe= Huntsville road, which Ms publish ed i'll full in that paper. the Hunts vile Democrat heads the article with Ne Look Good to Them and says
 The renewed interest ill good roads recently manifested by citizens of Madison county in an e5foGt to build q maeadamized road rom Huntsville t9 the county hle via of Hiaa@4tffe, aatter the provisions of fH4 4feXaHa- e tga has attracted g 8tfeat5tH= =ot Fayetteville, Rogers and sprined4e and 1t seems that these toNrz 3fe geias to start a mighty strong spirit Of rivalry in seeing which one can tis onto us first
 Am5us our exchanges this week We n4tzee- t new face, aud =ate=sl= tion li2d it ta be neN ae4s4aaer foe Washington county, F Lincoln News, ias artins publication al Lincoln, this county 1e editor k |. C Jh5ns9n. formerly so.aTed ar Morris Okla The rae ts five co.uum four pa- printed tt Lincoln, and we are a-ia efad to welcome aH all home pr.a naaee ia thfs com }. re&ardle " Ees The paper is neat and ta and ia making his iaiti Fl boa t8e aee ear gives his intsartots tr atns, ad they are good Tae papa b ta be independent in politics \ is5 a=fiaa is 10 be operated in eoanee tton with the p.aai MI hail ot aeN mem ber of the newspaper family ia Nasa= fngton county come over and get ae- quainted
 ABOUT MAIL ORDER HOUSES.
 The News has fought. fought and fought the mail order business in this section, but still the mail order catalogues make their annual ap pearance in large numbers Mail order houses have been denounced
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
Announcements
County Treasurer.

Pie NH authorized 10 an- fo3aee < N Niutaa, ot White RiA. er t7aasa5p. a candidate for Treasurer Of Nashiaztan county. sub jazt t9 tae action of the Democra ic primary
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17

1T your child is pale and sickly, picks at the nose, starts in the sleep and grinds the teeth while sleeping, it is sure sign of worms. \ remedy for these parasites will be found in WHITES CREAM VERMI- FoGE It not only clears out the worms, but it restores health and cheerfnlness. Price 25e per bottle Sold by ". c. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17

The weather is back to Septem- bar normal
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17

Of course the revolt in Tabasc0
 will be hot stuff
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17

by our business men. and We have attacked them From time to time, and th4t without mercy Reeardlcss of #tafs=tHe# mai order houses are showing s8iii eaea year. their an nftal statements show more DasiA done aHd profits than the year Ae
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
DU POINTS SUSPECT NO FOE.
Ex.ConEressman Lands Denies
Sensational Reports.

WILMINGTON. Del. Dec. 2.-The du
pont Powder Company. through ex-Con-
gresham Charles b. Lands. one OF It's
officials. set at rest tonight all specula-
ton as to the explosion of Tuesday
being the result of a conspiracy.
II utter the plain. simple and un-
vanished truth" said Mr.. Lands. "when
] say that the cause of Tuesdays en-
pioslon is wholly a mystery. as has been
nearly every powder explosion that has
occurred. because those who may have
been acquainted with the facts are I'M
fortunately nearly always the victims.
The du Pont company desires II TO be
knoan that IL believes the recent ex-
plosion to have been one of those I'M
fortunate tragedies that could not have
been foreseen nor provided against, as
have been the others that nave taken
place ever since the manufacture Of
powder began. and that no designing
outsider had anything To do with it,
He added that the report that
''placards were posted warning certain
employees of an impending explosion and
warning them that II they remained at
work they did SO at their peril is en-
tir.ly false" The report hat a man
with sixty-fve feet of fuse wound around
his body had been arrested at Carney's
Point. he said, was pure invention"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
GERMAN SPY SYSTEM
Is ACTIVE IN CANADA
Town Of Pembroke Near Of
tawa Is Believed to BE
Centre Of Agents.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 2.-The Town Of
Pembroke, less thar 100 miles from Of
tawa, is the centre of an organized Ger
man spy system radiating throughout
Canada and connecting with an even
greater system in the United States, ac-
cording to a theory which the Dominion
Government has been asked to investi-
gate. Mayor Morris and other Officials
of the town. including Postmaster Moi
fat, openly assert that investigation will
disclose a state Of affairs which consti-
tutes a serious menace to property In the
Dominion.
There is no question whatever in
my mind" said Mr.. Morris to-day. that
in Pembroke and vicinity. where one out
Of every five residents Is n German.
there exists a most complete spy system
working in harmony with n greater or
ganization across the border.
Before every patriotic meeting we
have held / have written personally TO
each Of the four German pastors in the
town inviting them to take part In the
proceedings. Not n OF them answered
me. The majority OF the Germans are
strongly against the Allies"
Mayor Morris's charges are corrob-
grated by Postmaster MofYat. who says
that German residents In Pembroke and
locality ave drawn close upon $1,000
900 from the savings banks since the be-
ginning of the war. He believes that
most NJ the money has found It's way TO
the United States TO aid In conspiracics.
Pembroke IL a town OF about 5000
population. situated about 100 miles
from Ottawa and about the same dis
lance from the New York State border.
II has a considerable German popula-
ton, mostly old German soldiers. The
surrounding townships of Petawawa,
Alice, Fraser. wilberforce and North
and South Aleoma are strongly Teu-
tonic.