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New Britain herald., 1916-10-06
CUTTER LOCATES BARGFS.

Boston, Oct. 6.-The coast guard cutter Ossipee reported by radio to- day that she had found the barges Aranac and Alexander Anderson off Cape Sable and was towing them to Rockland, Me. Both barges were waterlogged and were abandoned by their crews a week ago during a storm
New Britain herald., 1916-10-06
WAUKER'S HOME SOLD.

Among several notable real estate transfers of the past few days is the sale of the residence on Cedar street once occupied by William F. Walker
 the former banker. The sale is re- ported to have been made through the Gil1in agency and Mrs. George Crab tree is the buyer.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-06
TWO DIE IN RAGE RIOT
White Men Killed in Clash With Negroes Near Billings, Mont.- Seven of Both Colors Arrested.

Billings, Mont, Oct. 6.-Two white men were shot and killed by seven negroes last night in a race riot near Nihill, Meagher County, according to word received here early today. A third white man is said to have been shot and severely wounded.
 Five negroes and two whites are under arrest at Cushman on a charge of participating in the riot
New Britain herald., 1916-10-06
BANK ROBBERS GET S6. .OOO.

Streator, H., Oct. 6.-Robbers dynamited the state bank at Rutland, near here, early today and escaped with $6,000.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-06
Central Powers Supreme in Dobrudia

Sofia, Oct. 5, via London, Oct. G.. 12 m.-All efforts of the Russians and Rumanians to advance on the De- brudJa front have resulted in failure according to an official announcement issued by the war office today.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-06

Russian Attacks Grow in Vio1enco
 London, Oct. 6, 9:22 a. m.-The Russian attacks on the eastern front (Continued On Fifteenth Page).
New Britain herald., 1916-10-06

(Continued On Fifteenth Page).
New Britain herald., 1916-10-06

Mrs. Elsie Smathcrs, 26. Although Wounded, Drives Auto to Safety ir| Rin of Bullets While Her Uncld Lies Dead at Her Side-PoIice Havd Strong Case Against Suspects UnI der Arrest,
New Britain herald., 1916-10-06
Carrigan Plans Line of Strategy and Team Engages in Practice Game at Braves Field
BROOKLYN PLAYERS GET NOISY SENDOFF

Thousands of Fans at Hand at Ebbets Field and Escort FavoI-ites to Sub- way Station While Band Lends Proper Spirit to OccasiOn-GaTry Hermann Declines to Discuss Me- GraV's Accusations.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
PROMOTION FOR
c. c. S|M0NSON
LOCAL MANAGER OF MONTANA
POWER COMPANY lS GOING
TO CITY OF BILLINGS.
HAS DONE A GREAT WORK here

G. G. Si.nonson. manager OF the Mon
tann Power company's interests at
Lcwistown has accepted the manag
crship of the Billings district FOR this
company and expects to leave Lewis
town as soon Ms affairs here Will per-
nit him 1t Is with genuine reluc-
tancc that Mr.. SimOnsOn sewers bust
ness and personal relations with Lew
islown and its people, but the new po-
stion offers responsible and material
advancement such as ho can i'll afford
to refuse.
Mr.. Simonson has been in Lcwistown
six years, coming here from LlvinIs-
ton. He took charge of the local cleo
tric light plant under the old Citizens
Electric company. which was eventual
" dissolved under head of the Montana
Power company. Under his efficient
and capable direction the entire sys'
TEN took thapc and began to grow and
perfect itself until today II Is opcrat-
ing with model precision Additions
nnd extensions have been made from
time to time, the last Of these ex-
tending through Lewistown lIcighta
to tie pou,' farm, being completed this
summer,
In business, as in the social. life Of
the town. Mr.. Simonson has scores Of
warm friends who Acknowledge many
fhvors at his hands. He has never cx.
poricnced any unpleasant, difficulties In
connection with hia duties. and those
who work with him will probably be
the ones to regret his departure most.
~ leave Lcwistown with much re.
luctance" said Mr.. Simonson yestcr-
cay "ln The past six years have nc.
uuircd not only "a circle of excellent
friends both business and social. but
personal affection for this plant and
all that II is today. ! have put some
of my greatest efforts into perfecting
this I.ewHtown system and | have
grown 10 love all Of II. We know that
Billings Is fine town to live In and
We go there expecting to make a place
for ourselves in that community, but
Lcwistown has been awfully good to
us, and. personally. would Just az
soon spend tho rest Of my life here, II
things had been so ordered"
Mr. Simonson has been with tho
Montana Power company for about l6
years, maintaining his headquarters.
for the most part before coming to
Iewistown. in Butte. During that
time he has whipped "A number of light
ing plants into systematic running or.
dor. this seeming TO be his particular
genius. His new field seems to be al
most the first exception.
81 expects to leave for Billings
within tho next week or two. When
he goes. Lewistown will lose one of
its most excellent and progressive citi-
zcns. Mrs. Smonson will be equally
missed among her extensive circle of
friends and acQuantanccs.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
LOCAL BRIEFS

l.. Hewitt is in from Winifred
John Eschliman of Edgewater is in
town.
NJ B. McCullcn of Roy was in town
Monday. Aa;t
John A. Wilson of Stanford is at
the Fergus.
J. r. Mathews of Stanford was in the
city Saturday.
Richard Schmitt Of Winnett was in
the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Moulton are in
the city from New Year.
Miss Martha Vinger was in the city
from Grass Range Sunday.
Gertrude Dreysell Of Harlowton was
guest at the Fergus Sunday.
For eczema try Zensal Sold by
Seiden Drug Co.
Tom L. Fleming was in the city from
his home at Grass Range Sunday.
Mrs. F. A. Green of Coffee Creek
was registered at the Fergus Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Porter of Moore
were registered at the Fergus Monday.
F. c. Bennett of Winnett was in the
city on business. He returned home
Sunday.
District Master Mechanic G. E. Ces-
ford of the Milwaukee Is in town from
Deer Lodge.
J. w. Puerner the Jefferson, Wis,
capitalist, is in the city looking after
his interests.
Mrs. d. J. Hilger of Geraldine is
visiting relatives and shopping in town
tor a few days.
DR.. E. ID. Nash of Helena, assistant
state veterinary, is making an official
visit to Lewistown.
c. Gotzion of st. Paul arrived in
Lewistown Friday and expects to
locate in business here.
Mrs. Julia McCauley has returned
IRON Rochester. Minn., after an alb.
sence of about month.
James A. Melville of Lincoln, Neb.,
Is visitor in this community with a
view OF purchasing stock ranch.
A. B. Atwater. who is looking after
income collections from Uncle Sam,
is in the city in search of near-million-
aires.
For reliable hail insurance apply to
'%"""iu bidSScy. Hk'fIIcclrlC
building. Lewistown.
+. G. Sweitzer and ]. w. Arthur
have returned from trip to Havre.
where Mr.. Sweitzer attended to some
business in connection with his fine
store at that place.
The city swimming pool was drained
Monday evening for cleaning purposes
and will not be ready for swimmers
until Friday or Saturday.
Lancelot Rowley, son, of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rowley and former pop,-
lar high school boy, has just returned
from Ann Arbor, where he completed
the course in engineering at the Uni.
versity of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Uranker and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Baylies, who came
here to attend the funeral of Mr.. and
Mrs. Urankers one-year-old boy who
died at Kendall, have returned to their
home. Mrs. Uranker was formerly Ina
Baylies, of this city.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
KNIGHTS Of PYTH|AS WILL GO
TO GREAT FALLS NEXT SATURDAY

Next Saturday morning about fifty
Knights of Pythias will go to Great
Falls to attend the ID. O. x. X. GER
emonial to be held in that city Sat
urday evening.
A special coach will be attached
to the Great Northern train which
will put the boys in Great Falls in
time to see the ball game between
Vancouver and that city. The re-
turn trip will be made Sunday, arriv-
ing in Lewistown on the evening
train.
One of the features of the cere-
monial will be a parade in which the
various towns represented will take
part. The Lewistown boys are ar
ranging some special stunts to put in.
to the parade There will be floats,
the Belt band. the Black Eagle band,
and various other attractions.
Al Hoosayn Temple No. 80 of Butte
will confer the work on about 200
Tyros. all of the towns in this sec
ton of the state sending several can,
didates. The Butte boys are live
wires and some extra good stunts may
be looked for from them. After the
parade, the initiation will take pace
in the Masonic temple. and the ban
quet will be served in the X. of p.
hall.
The local lodge will install officers
Thursday night, followed by ban.
quet, at which time final arrangements
will be made for the trip to Great
Falls.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
EMPLOYERSARE
ORGANIZED NOW
LARGELY ATTENDED MEETING
HELD YESTERDAY TO CONSlD-
Err THE SITUATION.
MT PROFESSIONAL D|STURBERS

A large number of the employers
OF Lewistown, together with represent
tatives of practically all the business
institutions of the city, met at the
and reorganized the Lcwistown EN-
ploycrs' association.
Information has been obtained that
outsiders have come into the commu-
nifty with the purpose Of disturbing.
the labor situation here and the sub
jcct Of handling labor problems III
this community was thoroughly dis
"usSod, and by a unanimous vote,
the following resolution was passed
by the Lewistown Employers asso-
citation:
BE IT RESOLVED, that we, the
wi8town Er. D'oJIers assoc alton,
hereby dec'a.e Oul solves IN fav,: o.
air wages ',n, th:r wnrkinE cd.1'
ti,ns for trc working man. but wo
are positively ard unaltarablv crr"srn
To recognition Of prof .ssional organ.
i1cd labor .n')rs, and declare I'M
equivocally In favor + the american
p9licy Of op sn,p. VIZ l"li"vc tnh
every man sh, n,l have the rirEt To
work for wl.m he plcas'f regard
less Of whether he has joined the
laEor union or not
ut is our desire to see labor re-
tci>c all that It Is entitled to and
we viii make as great efforts to ben
eft the condition of the workineInen
of this community as we will To pro
tect the employers IN their lawful
property rights"
IL was the general sentiment or
the meeting that the frequent boy
colts declared without cause against
certain employers must be discon-
tinuch IN this community, and plans
to accomplish this end were perfected.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13


y. a. Johnson Of Hilger is in town
w. r. Neill is in the city from Gar
hcill.
Mrs. Mary Craven or Roy is stop
ping ut the Bright.
J. M, Campbell of Grass range is a
business Visitor in town.
Mr.. ami Mrs. j. A. Wilson Of Stan
ford are guests at the Fergus.
J. II. Westergreen Cf Stanford is
transacting business in the city.
Xensal stops the itching of eczema
Sold by Seiden Drug Co.
A default Judgment was entered
for the plaintiff for sal yesterday in
the case of the State Bank of Moore
against w. T.. Rensch.
Gerald Hibbard of Seattle. son of
General Passenger Agent Hibbard of
tho Milwaukee, is visiting in Lewis
town for a day or two.
Mrs. jeff Sherman, who sustained
TWO broken ribs from a fall at her
home Saturday, is getting along as
we'll as may be expected.
Secretary J.. ID. Blodgett of the
Chamber of Commerce left yesterday
morning tor Anaconda to attend the
first annual meeting of the state or
sanization of Commercial Clubs OF
Montana and the seventh annual Good
Roads convention. The purpose of the
EcW Commercial club organization is
to bring the state clubs in closer
touch and form clearing house for
iGea5. This central organization will
e!ubs are doing and will serve as Il
center through which various problems
affecting all clubs OF Montana will be
considered in a general way. Mr.
Biodeett will also act as a delegate to
~ Good Roads convention, which will
bc held in conjunction.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
Mr.. AND MRS. SACKETT DEPART
FOR FARM HOME At DUNK|RK, n. Y.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Sackett and
their two children left LewistOwn
Monday en- route for Dunkirk, N. Y.
where they lived before they came to
reside in Lewistown. Mr.. Sackett is
the owner of a farm near Dunkirk
which has been in the possession Of
his family for several generations. and
it is his intention to make this his fu-
tGre home and farming his profes
sion. Their departure is keenly re-
gretted by hundreds of warm friends
in Lewistown.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
REPUBLICAN, LOVE FEAST

Strictly a family affair was the
which lasted until midnight Monday.
Judge Cheadle presided and a feature
was a talk by eX Mayor Breitmeyer of
Detroit, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Wright, Mrs, Wright being
his daughter. Others who spoke were
Walton Hood Grant of Denton, whose
address was perhaps the best OF the
evening; n. G. Thompson, Alfred
biaisdell, +. c. Russell, f. A. Wright,
.. w, Beldcn, Mrs. Ffaus, Mrs. Smell,
MIS-. Ilenges. Mrs. George Wideman
and l.. A. Smith of Hobson. Refresh
mentS were served.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
PETERSON COMPLETES PLANS
FOR FARMERS INSTITUTES

Carl Peterson. county agricultural,
returned Friday from the eastern
end of the county, whore he has com
plctcd arrangements for the series Of
farmers institutes and picnic which
will take place this month. lie has
made arrangements for special speak.
crs during this series and, in addition
tG himself Colonel Robinson Of For.
syth, president of the Montana Far
mcrs' federation; W. II. Harmon Of
Bozeman, former state superintendent
Of public instruction.; Miss Edith B.
Cooley of the i'ozeman State college
and B. G. White Of Buffalo will make
the addresses. The first meeting held
at Christensen, Tuesday. July II.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
BREEDS HALTED
BY MAN AND GUN
PERCY STONER PREVENTS A
COUPLE FROM CARRYING OUT
SERIOUS CRIME,
ARE NOW IN THE COUNTY JAIL

Deputy Sheriff Guy Tullock camr. in
from Grass Range Tuesday with
Charles Caplett and Albert Wells,
well known young half breeds of that
section. in custody. The men are
charged with assault in the second de-
gree and the case against them may
prove a pretty serious one. 1t seems
that they met a half breed girl and
young man, with whom they We're
acquainted and the two prisoners un-
lcrtooS to take the girl, named Wells
from the horse she was riding. One
Of the prisoners proposed to hold the
girls escort, but it was just at this
stage Of the proceedings, according
to the report made at the sheriff's Of
fee, that Percy Stoner showed up and
taking in the situation, held a gun on
the prisoners until the girl had rid
den away in safety. The arrests were
made shortly after
Albert Knights Case
Deputy Sheriff Tullock on this trip
also arrested Albert Knight, charged
with having threatened to use a gun
upon a neghbor in dispute over a
fence. lie gave bonds and was re-
leased
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catsrrh is n hInoS
or constitutional disease. and In order to cure n
you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally. aud acts directly upon
Cure is not quack medicine 1t was prc
scribed by one Of the best physicians in this
country for years and is regular prescription.
1t is composed Of the best toncs known. COM
bined with the best blood purifiers acting n
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
comhina tion Of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing catarrh
Send for testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Props. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c,
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation,
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
ART BAKER BACK.

Assistant Fire Chief Art J. Baker.
who was last week reelected as pros
ident of the State F'iremens assOci-
alton in the convention at Butte. with
the other delegates from the Lewis.
town department, returned Thurs
day afternoon. Chief Bebb went
down to the depot with the big truck
and brought the assistant chief back
to the fire hall
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13

E. e. Sherwin of Spokane, repre-
senting the New World life Insurance
company of that city. which has half
a million dollars invested in Montana
farm loan mortgages. is in town. His
company is in the market to place
5000 900 additional in this class of Sc,
Curity.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
CHAPMAN-E

James Chapman and Ethel NJ t,as.
ley, both popular young people of this
city, were united in marriage at $50
Monday evening at the Methodist
parsonage, the Rev. C. NJ. Donaldson
officiating. The young couple we're
attended by William Burkett and Miss
Maye Kincaid.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
LelUistoUn Markets

Corrected daily by the Lewistown
Chamber OF Commerce Tor the benefit
of the farmers of Fergus county.
Wheat No. l northern, 93c; No 2
northern. soc; No. 3 northern, S6c;
No. hard Montana, SIC; No. hard
Montana. SIC; No. hard Montana,
Use; No. s hard Montana. Tie; No.
durum, sic; No, , durun. 77c.
FlaX-No. |, Sill: No. ,, $l64
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
CANDIDATES
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE

The Fergus County Democrat is au-
thorizea to announce that Edward G.
Russe will he a candidate at the pri-
mary election to be held August %, for
the office of District Judge, upon the
Republican ticket.-Adv. 7-6-4t
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
PICNIC AT BROOKS.

Tho Brooks local of A. S. of =. Will
give a picnic Saturday. July Is. at the
Joe Vanck ranch, one mile south of
Brooks. Judge r. X Cheadlc will de-
liver the address. The day will be de
voted to sports of various kinds ana
there will also be a baseball game
Everyone Is invited to attend with
baskets wcll filled with eatables.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
Strayed.

STRAiED - ONE DARK SORREL
gelding, from my ranch IL miles
south of Antrim; branded )3 on left
shoulder and Ill on left thigh. Reward
for information leading to recovery.
Henry Kostohris, Danvers, Montana.
6-22-3tp
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
CANDIDATE FOR CLERK OF DIS.
TRICT COURT,

Announcement is hereby made that
am IA candidate for the nomination
of clerk of district court on the re-
publican ticket, subject to the will of
the voters at the primary election,
August 30, 1916.
ADV. HENRY w. BRUHN.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

| hereby announce my candidacy for
representative from Fergus county to
The house of representatives of the
state OF Montana, subject to the will
ol the voters of the democratic party
at the primaries on August 20. 1916.
CHARLES ANDERSEN,
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
For Sale.

FOR SALE-12-2O TRACTOR, USED
four months; cost $11O0, sell for
$3.50; take $500 cash, balance in plow-
ing. Jas. G. Lamping, Roy, Mont. 1t
FOR SALE-$150O LESS THAN COST,
residence property corner Valley
View addition. A chance to get fine
place cheap. Phone $40. S. McChes-
ney. -. 6-15-4tp
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bean will leave
today to camp week with Mr..
and Mrs. G. l.. Martin in Sixteen Mile
canyon.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
Something New in
LeWistown

Seiden Drug Company recently
purchased a supply of the best
Eczema Remedy in the world.
Call and ask them about Dry
Rensal for the crusty, scaly skin
and Moist Zensal for all watery
eruptiOns.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
DEMOCRAT
WANT ADS
ONE CENT A WORD

To avoid extra bookkeeping, the
Democrat does not open new &C.
counts on Want Ads and terms
are cash with order except to
those having a charge account
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13
NH|RLW|ND ON
A LARGE SCALE
PECULIAR PHENOMENON WIT,
MESSED BY HUNDREDS l.l
LEWlSTOWN YESTE 2DAY.
NO DAMAGE WHATEVER SUSTAINED

A very peculiar phenomenon, wit.
messed by nearly everone in Lewis.
town, attracted the attention of people
on the streets at little after 2
O'Clock Friday afternoon. 1t was
storming over i'm the Judiths and per
haps in the North Moccasin section.
Between the two sections there was Il
patch of clear sky, with clouds at a
considerable height. Suddenly, what
had the appearance of IA pipe was
thrust from the clouds down to the
ground. 1t was black in color, very
clearly defined against the sapphire
sky, and there was a decided bend to
it. Altogether, it looked like si-
gantic stOvepipe. No such phenOm-
enon was ever witnessed in the coun-
ty before and men who have lived in
Montana for many years say they
never heard of such a thing
Did No Damage.
From all that can be gathered this
whirlwind-for that is what it seems
to have been-did no damage at all
II was simply duplicate of the whirl
winds sometimes seen on the street,
but developed upon an immense scale
Enr do Ia, inn
aimos, stat;nnar,, asaan. sor ~ -
t,r,, ,,o,;r, ~ -, ., ss -.
,n., ~ ~, cav ." 's.'ou o'' w.
a,,ia,,,,. !. u...a j. :. ui''u,,ou "s
1ul.nis 'i ' 90 !. ~ NV. ue.e."pca
"oo"' o,sh' hilieS ,io' III VI Le"!S'o"" u,
,h's sue OF BROOKS, ana az me ehd
seered OH 70 the east
IN lake country the affair would
nave developed into first class water
spout, ana III section unprotected by
hills and mountains, it might have de.
veloped into cyclone, but here in the
Judith basin it wasn't anything at all
except an extremely novel and inter
esting little creation OF Dame Natures.
the result of peculiar meteorolorical
conditions.
The peculiar "watersnout" c,nud
ormation seen eight miles north or
town FRIDAY was still being discussed
everywhere Yesterday and some addt-
.iohai information was gleahed regard
,hs 'ne plehoihe,loh' fecpie VINO
nave ii'e' III cycione countries anu
.een q soou ",""y Syc'oneS uecl'r.
ia, .inn. 'a,s "uu,u, uu, uaauel o'n'i .pnul'
", - .'"e ", Upo" aa,;. ,.o ...,';.,'..; .'o ';
nathinn n,oro i wont nnrns. ~,
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-07-13

the phenomenal whirlwind obtained
last Friday by H. L.. Sackett is now in
possession of George Cannon, to whom
Mr.. Sackett gave the plate for finish
ing purposes. Fortunately the mega
tive is clear and fine and gives an ex.
oellent idea of the stove pipe" cloud.
Mr.. Cannon will probably have pic
lures ready for exhibition today.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23
M| The Newspaper Shop Window

YOU can generally gauge tt
kind of shop window i
gaudy trash and silly furbelc
that the stock in the store j
much substantially or sOunt
The headlines of daily newspaper
are its shop gVfndOg0S.
If the meretriciouS, the false, unsound,
bizarre or worse-are 'played up" in
these shop windows, you can readily
Judge the contents of the "Store" of the
newspaper.
Scandal, crime and degeneracy are
poor displays to attract those whose
patronage is worth while. There is
much that is uplifting in the news of
the day which may be shown to attract
those who "hOld fast to that which
is true"
THE Philadelphia Public Ledger cries
: no meretriClOus wares. 1t takes from
the merchandise Of the worlds news all
that is of importance andinterest-
it in it's proper place for it's readers
giving nothing prominence because OF
untoWardness, but fixing each piece of
news in its place Of true relative value.
In the Public Ledger the big things
Of life which have to do with business
in its relationships to humanity hold
prominent place.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

There is big news of business in and
near this very community; all through
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
You will find it in the Public Ledger.
There are great things happening in
our pulsing West Their import is
reflected in the Public Ledger.
In New England, in the South, on
the Pacific Coast, business history is be-
ing made in the United States, and it is
mighty interesting history.
The Public Ledger seeks such news
and uses it and makes it's vitality attrac-
tive, as all vitality should be.
TWO cents is small price to pay for
: such service the Public Ledger
is more than newspaper; it is public
service.
A business man has said that months
reading of the Public Ledger is liberal
education in things worth while.
So for all business-folk, big and little,
large and small, wage-earners old and
young the news of the great business
of life that is going on around us is found
in the Public Ledger, and much of It's
found nOzVhere else.
IL DLIIA