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The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
In the Religious World
ROME AT LAST

called "Tbe Twin Brothers, which
"as bound for Puteoli, the harbor
OF Rome Like the earlier parts OF
The famous journey, this last 'r,.
may still be sailed by anybody IN
terested The FIRST stop was made
~ Syracuse. on the eastern side OF
the Island OF Sicily Thence the
ship made successfully the danger
ors straits of Messina, where Scylla
nd Charybdis stood az menacing
sentinels This is the same Mes
sina that was destroyed by an earth
quake I'm 1908 A brief stop WAS
made here at Rhegium. and then
The snip made Futeoli, on the Bay
of Naples. eighl miles from the
city Of this name
Here Psul and bis escort stepped
ashore, the great voyage ended. Pu.
teoli was the Yste OF Rome He
mad reached his desired haven.
storms and shipwreck. plots and
enemies. mobs and riots, robbers
and kings and prelates had been un-
able 10 keep him from the city of
mis- desire.
There was more than land at Pu-
teoli A company Of the brethren
we're then 10 greet Paul He be-
ionged TO a fellowship, already far
1rng. which was wider than any
racial or national bonds. It lis easy
10 imagine how the heart of the
traveller was warmed as he once
more found himself among friends.
AMore than once | have had the same
- perience. Well do remember
The day J arrived at Tarsus. after a
,ong caravan journey through east.
otn Asia Minor and the Taurus
mountains. Hungry tired. travel.
stained and eager for a night in a
real bed, ! found that the old city
OF Tarsus did not boast modern
hotel Then. Just as ! had made mp
my mind TO be reconciled to a ma.
tive carsvansary, great.hearted Dr.
Thomas Christine % Saint Psul's In.
stiute, found me and carried me of
20 his own home, and 10 4 taste Of
real American life.
What talk there must have been
Tar into he night, between Paul and
these Christians OF Puteoli Do
Npu not npt.v tbaua ,tNL nov., r.t,te
their rare privilege OF hearing. hot
from the eloquent lips OF Paul him
self. the narrative Of his voyage and
sfipwreck, and OF the adventures
that preceded it. and OF the won
dcrtul providences OF God? For n
whole and unforgettable week. these
brethren had Pauls company.
Over the Appian Way
In the background Of these OK.
periences we perceive the kindly
ard courteous figure Of Captain Ju.
Illus. the Roman centurian In charge
of Paul II was by his consider.
alton that the prisoner had all these
cXtraordnary liberties. OF course.
the two men were more than soldier
and prisoner; they had doubtless
long ere this become fast triends
and fello'g disciples Of jesus. A
man ma perhaps travel with you
or mo fot a year and never suspect
that We ,ce Christians; hut nobody
could be long with tho Apostle Paul
without having Christ presented to
am directly Julius was surely
sympathetic shareF OF these meet.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

Nearly 10000 men in New York
city find employment Az janitors
guards. watchmen and doorkee pers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
AGGIES AVENGE
EARLY DEFEAT
BY NOTRE DAME

EAST LANSING. Mich. June A.
The Michigan Asgies. Thursday At
ternoon. did all to Notre Danes
baseball team that they expected to
do to the University OF Michigan a
week ago. Brown pitched q four-hit
game, and won by q count Of s to 2.
Notre Dame wilted when Flick, OF
the Aggies. cleaned packed bases in
the second with q lusty triple. A
game with Notre Dame earlier in the
spring was won by the Catholics.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
$4,000 FOR
Ten ROUNDS
That Is Moran's Share Of Purse
In Bout With Dillon. Who
Gets $4,000

NEW YORK. June 2.-Even n
Frank Moran was whipped by Jess
Willard Il didn't put him out of F1s-
tiania's financial running Franks
name was signed today to papers
that will give him $4,000 for his
share OF match with Jack Dillon.
OF Indianapolis, at Washington park.
Brooklyn. June 20. Dillon will get
$4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
LeeaIn Fighting For Life.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June a.
The condition OF Jack Lecain. IN
jured automobile race driver. whose
Delage turned turtle IN the Me-
mortal day 300-mile race here, is
improved. Though his injuries may
still prove fatal, Lecain Ia making
hard fight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
Downstream This Year.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. June a.
The .fale-Harvard varsity race
June %. will start of Red Top at
5 p. m. and will be rowed down.
stream. II is announced. Last year
and the year before the race was
rowed upstream.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
National League.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
AZ Pittsburgh
Hnnings l234 $3.50 RHE
Cincinnati eo01 OF o IA o
Pittsburgh % 2 3 o o o IS 10 4
Batteries-Schnefder Dale. wingo
and HUM: Harmon and Schmidt
Cmpires-Klem and Emslie.
AZ Brooklyn
(Ffrst Camel
Innings. 2 3&5 1888 RH F.
Boston .4 o % 0 o 2 0--s 6 1
Brooklyn % 0 0 o 1 o o o OIL 4
Batteries--Ragon and Gowdy
Cheney. Mails and Meyers. Umpires
-Eason and ODay.
At Brooklyn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
~show o." Demand Missourians.

A1ssCAN LEAGUE AFFAIRS in a horrible at St Louis
ne 5oxns have been going badly disappointment
ne ms has become bitter
E boed o. cicism that him.
yDeue - they should for
- t0olshH told them
~ 11ub than the White they were world
49, The stretagtans took
n eyread then on thick Now II the club
Coqtonoer and the buck Jones still
nes - w b up there but the echoes with
Az - ~ hrownss businsss OFFICE 49, easy
which nofshing league this
eoeratlon DID, according he has the
~ Day He rease 30 York Cians and
$50 Involved g.me which had eight innings
s1.k 49, q the contest OF the
~ $50 ne esses IN the nrst Of the batsmen
10y Ryan came to bat Jimmy considerable sling
uext batter q weakh by nsme ~
Qseon who Unfolding idea He called
~ oeoeMtn&tun HIS suggestion RYAN
$1,000 then famed and rho
neeoA Never before II strategy used IN n
EoUDw - going to play Bat. movies
~ 60 maks hh BY impersonating Casey striking
GpcoA nssAt Get some perpetual motion pointers
~ - vsxeh1ns DSrns Roland warm IN for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
STANDINGS
Yesterday.s Results.
he NAN WHO pAns'
NE NOME TEAM.
STANDING,

At 81. Louis
(First Game.)
Cleveland 20 o q | o 0 I q Is II
81. Louis q o q q I o. !
Batteries-Morton and Billings and
O'Neli: Parks and Hartley and Sew
eroid. Umpires-Connolly and Hi
debrand.
At Boston
Innings 49, ss7 RHE
washton 900 90 o % 8 :
Boston 80 % o 0 90 ii I
Bat,eries-Johnson and Ainsmith
Ruth and Thomas. Umpires-OLough-
lin and Owens.
At New York
pin Inn ing. dlS,ssSsIss Re- z z
New York. % 900 o o o o 90 o
Batteries--Bush and Meyers: Caid-
well and Nunamaker. Umpires--
Evans and Nallin.
Al St Louis
(Second Game)
Innings l23t 7ss RHE
Cleveland 0100 4 i $50 s
St Louis. 20 o - o o o o s--s 8 2
Observation-Disclosures McHale and
CNeH: Baumgardner. Plank and
severoid. Umpires-Hildebrsnd and
Connolly.
ToAay's Games.
Cleveland At st. Louis
No others scheduled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
Hits in Times Bat Climax of ackson Brilliant Batting Streak


good rouncng Tor the
and meue Tor the
the club would have been fairly
the Tigers lost In the worst
hang and booted the game oy
which involved
or
Il stride Judging class
ar 81 what there only redeemns feature
been the depths for month
That's why when they do get gong
upt
Washington
buped Washington in the east just when that CLUB was
straight hitting well behind pitching
20 superb the There some things to
kicked Galia
Boehlng As the
be pennant contender
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
Todsy's Games.
American Association.
STANDING.
Watching the
Scoreboard
Yesterdays HOMERs,
Louden, Reds. on Harmon.
irste.; Carey. Pirates, on
r hnetder. Reds.


Pirates; Carey. Pirates, on
Schneider. Reds
I The Red Sex made ft four straight
over the senators by heating walter
Johnson. I fo q.
The Indiana now lead the league
by hah q game, having split q
deuhieheader with the Browns NJ 80.
Louis.
Joe Jackson's stick work was the
winning factor In the white sox-
Tiger game. The Chicago slugEer
GOT two ANGLES and . triple ont of
three times up.
Turner OF the Indians went Jack
son one better by clootfuG safely
four times
The Dodgers slipped In = double
hill with the Braves and are now just
one fniI game ahead - the Gtants-
The latter lost q good chance to tie
the leaders by letting the PhflIies
HEX them.
The Pirates knocked Schneider
out Of the box In the fourth innlpG.
by that time the PtttshurgePs had
enough runs To win the game. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02

Siapping down the cover on sun
day baseball In Troy was humane
act on the part OF the authorities
had the Troy fans been permitted 70
Sontinue watching their team per
form there 10 no predicting the dire
results that might have been.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02

Total bases-Detroit. Z. Chicago.
II. Sacrifice hits-Heilman. Schalk.
Terry Stolen bascs--Bush. witt,
Jackson. J. Collins. SchsIk. Three
out-By Cunningham. murphy 2.
Terry. ". Collins. Faber ~; by Faber.
8 witt. Cobb 2. Stanage. Kavanash).
Bases on bslls--On Cunningham.
SOM OF Faber, tBush, vitD.
Double play--vitt. Young and Burns.
First base on error--Chicago. !. Left
on bases--Detroit. 3: Chicago. 3.
Passed ball-Stanage. Wild pitch
Cunningham. Hit by pitched ball
BY Cunningham fSchalk). Time
1:o1. Umpires-Chill and Dineen.
,305.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02

Leach Cross. the New York light
weight. and John Willie, the veteran
chissgo heavyvsight. both ysarn. for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
0&s Cis sm unable to hit anything foul balls
speciality. Eddie hits



hsak pitching deliveries deceive
Xxnn1 Drou63oss ths matsr that he
tne pitchers glove and thus removing all chances
1shlnd ba1cada The Tiger certain
k6 wM sysntuaIy b written into the baseball CODE
xnGang the Smier
IT. e ~ they successfully curb the
ot ~ 6olk deliveries complained
- with hail,
Goo4I11x 1nmv . porch climber
1oo&oQ along without these freaks good pitcher
- = - such tricks Look down the LIST Of great
r1ogo ~ sptbal
p& Mee 10y There only few who stand
Rus
1tv4 M two others make
16c ouooosued Matty
~C&ecm, AA11o Jois
ee re1setel y \. and long
1(lf M0ogn Aaxo bsen forgotten
q baseball.
M t MT - club hitting strength
61to1o1 ~
Ing stretches,
Nen6nhs 0ilhooey game for
tgabonA This
1aunan Hartse and Walters have stepped performed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
johnson Due Sunday

ALTER JOHNSON yesterday. and
those smodering
the Nationals with three
johnson . With In the
McBrides
III cutched
- tie6 decide double had
Cunningham who another slab sacrifice
Sundays Navin field That
w gvs him two days rest and bring him out Just when the
walter b ready for the Sabbath racs here When
~ q
q king will
fielder and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02

NEWER ten about this baseball srandoldope
fuM Of unexpected twists prexel
stance red The foowins saet from New York Just
presiding the that smashed
~ y written By xe1know scribe and
@gGlng
A. trying winning streak was asked to with
1and Confonted Giants
Philadelphia contemplating deeds
& voenee against The National champs Opening the
o6 today with morning holiday
0 meet re phies mortal combat four times
I'D xnup0ay eveninCand engagements
M neys 0rovsf Cleveland Alexander to dispose Of
a1go lying II wait for care
tho q the Anger Aleck meas
800 q roeDoct tha4 quite in
and ah1 and they relish subectns
pscaou streak to the inss pussant right
0an cuneyed on Philadelphia ana played
mcng Denaree soundy rounced one tally
Veoeut the afternoon
nhower Ct and he has received
ossnt ysarA Thus doth the old dope bump bumps.
c1ept0
Ton WIN recall that Wasner OF the Red
80 mmentU mentioned for
ppe that when he left Boston
league pilot Just the
ne WaSner had failed TO make Hartford
vey minor Eastern league and IN the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02
Second Camel


Innings 1850 7ss RHE
Boston 30 0 o 0 o 0 o "a o
Brooklyn II o-i !
Batteries-Rudolph and Gowdy:
Coombs and Miller Umpires-O'Day
and Eason.
At Philadelphia
N. lnn' Yark. ! : $685. s-ss 8 : :
Phils' phia > o 0 ! o o -
Batteries--Stroud. Schauer. Rari-
dem Rixey and Kiliifer. Cmpires-
Harrison and Rigler.
Today's Games.
Chicago At Boston.
Pittsburgh al Brooklyn.
Cincinnati AT New York.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02

when started about
Jackson This morning the slugger mighty
hitting record He made nine straight
times bat base balls breaking
that bat" scored
H NJ NJ tn bs He made only two singles the whole other
~ Nakm 1oJ6t Hare = the record mp to date:
81 'ssI "a sss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-02

ToAay's Games.
Cleveland At st. Louis.
No others scheduled.
The sun., 1916-09-24
BID AND K PRICES.

Closing prices Of stocks in which there
were no transactions yesterday:
The sun., 1916-09-24
Boom Time Discrepancies.

As IL usual In boom times some rather
int resting discrepancies have developed
in the market. Attention is called to tbs
feature Of the situation by Merrill.
Lynch & Co.. who say why Crucible
Steel preferred. with EEK per cent. in
accrued dividends which must be paid
before the common receives anything.
should sell at only about leo with the
common near par Ia n mystery. Why
the stock of the Alaska Gold Mines
should sell ut IS to As per cent. above
par when no dividend has ever been
paid or is in prospect. while the 6 per
cent convertible debentures sell to net
III. purchaser sc per cent. on his in
vestment, In Also not clear. One II q
sale or the other a purchase. These
are some OF the interesting questions
being put up to the thouEhtful specula-
tor and investor by the present excited
market. Study will pay dividends"
The sun., 1916-09-24

1t has been stated from time to time
tina the public IL buying heavily Of
stocks, paying a for them and taking
them out Of the Street altogether. Thu
strength Of the market was pointed to
to prove that the supply Of stock WAS
decreasing. Further evidence OF cash
buying was found yesterday in the bank
statement. which disclosed an increase
II only $I4.255.0o0 In loans. Not less
interesting was an increase OF $+9.lo7,-
400 in net demand deposits, which re-
fleets 10 some degree the profits VI the
speculative wave that has been sweeping
over the market In recent weeks. The
weeks Increase In surplus was the
larges; since the middle Of last July and
was due to the increase OF s33.3l6.0 900 In
cash reserves. This would indicate that
,hc banks are benehtinR from the dis
,ribu'ion 81 tho recent heavy gold i'm
ports.
The sun., 1916-09-24
steel DuyinG.

prophecies for n further advance In Steel
heard In the Street yesterday. That II
will 20 to 100 by next Saturday was per-
haps most frequently heard. and some
traders had the hardihood to predict an
ultimate high level at $50. Since the
common crossed par much Of the buying
Is said to have been made for investment
or reimbursement account. The theory
Ia tina those who already held Steel COM
mon al far lower prices figured That at
the prevailing level or even higher the
average price would warrant them In
thus showing their faith that . return on
the investment In fair proportion to what
the corporation IL earning will be forth
coming in good time.
The sun., 1916-09-24
~Cottouseed OIL.

The sentiment IL growing that cotton
seed oil has come 10 occupy an attractive
position for both the speculative and In
vesiment buyer. Lard. the chief COM
petitor of c%ottonseed oil. In selling APP
proximately 4 cents . pound higher than
tho oil. whereas the normal spread Ia
/ |, 10 az cents a pound. Tit amount
Of cottonseed oil used yearly In COM
pound lard is said to be approximately
1000. 900 pounds. or about two-thirds OF
the annual production Of the oil. The
high price of hogs Is used ~ an argu-
ment that the position OF the oil mnrke,
will remain strong.
The sun., 1916-09-24
Home COnsumption.

Fig as the copper contract OF the
Allies is. however, IL must share distinc-
ton with the consumption OF the Amcrt-
can Brass Company. which IL credited
with using the metal at such n rate that
within "a year It will have consumed In
excess OF the AS, 900. 900 pounds taken
by Europe. The company 10 sale to be
the largest single of copper In
the United States. II Ia using o at the
rate of 40, 900. 900 pounds = month. or 49,
600. 900 pounds yearly. IL In stated. Only
n week or 20 3 this company was
reported to have purchased 10000. 900
pounds OF the red metal in one lot.
The sun., 1916-09-24
New Copper Records.

News of The closing Of the forelEn con-
t-sct for copper metal here with Great
Britain, France, Russia and italy sent
the copper stocks r~icochetting upward
and carried three OF them 10 new figh
record prices-Anaconda at 80. Titan at
asis n Inspiration Consolidated at
$50. These prices represent gains Of
~. 147s and 17H points respectively
over the high levels last year. A
new pool Is credited with operating In
Anaconda and with having taken over
the old pools holdings In the %neishbor-
hood OF 90ia.
The sun., 1916-09-24

sOdd lots.
Total sales to-day, 1923 900 shares. Sam day 1916, J73.70O. January to
date ISI,sJ7s0O, same period IBIS, iOs652loo.
The day book., 1916-03-22

placed many soldiers under care of
physicians and more seriously af-
fiicted are being sent back to border
as rapidly as possible.
Private R. J. Harding Of Company
A, 18th Infantry, latest arrival today,
said pneumonia was very prevalent
in column, due to the extremes of
country encountered.
When dysenteTy was discovered in
the ranks, medical corps immediate
Iy increased precautions against use
Of impure water. Sanitary precau-
tions also were redoubled. Dysentery,
one of greatest terrors Of an army
on the march, is principally caused
by drinking of impure water. Boiling
is commonest precautionary meas
ure.
The day book., 1916-03-22

serious matter.
GUERILLA BANDS HINDERING
PERSHING'S COMMUNICATION
FL Paso, March 22.-Cut of from
the border when the field wireless
failed and ViIlista bands cut tele-
graph lines from Juarez, nothing has
been heard from Gen. Pershing's eX-
peditionary forces today since he re-
ported his vanguard near Villa, who
had sought Santa Clara canyon, fol-
lowing severe defeat by Carranza
soldiers near Namiquipa yesterday.
TeTrors of Villa hunt were empha-
sized just before communication
lines were cut by reports of two
American aViators lost in Chihuahua
desert since Sunday, men going blind
from glare of sands under tropical
sun and horses dropping from eX-
haustion.
Other members of the aerOplane
squadron searching for Leuts. Robt.
H. Willis and Edgar S. CoTeH, whose
3-day rations and scant water sup
ply must be practically gone by to-
day. Fate of two aviators or cause
of their mishap unknown here.
There still is hope that the aviators
may have escaped injury or would
turn up in some settlement in barren
stretch north of Casas Grandes. En-
gine trouble may have forced them
to descend, and with their maps and
other equipment they might have
reached settlement out of touch with
the army base.
Fall of Thos. S. Bowen, army f1ier
who was injured in first American
aero mishap under war conditions,
and disappearance of two fiiers cut
Capt. Foulois squad to five machines.
American cavalry rushing toward
Namiquipa reported to have passed
FL Vale yesterday, within, "a hours
forced march of Villa. If outlaw has
The day book., 1916-03-22

ure.
CAVALRY COLUMNS DRAW IN TO
PREVENT VILLAS ESCAPE
San Antonio, Tex, March a.
With Gen. Pershing reported at Lake
Babricora, Col Dodd in district be-
tween FL Vale and NamiqUipa and
third American column near Carmen,
contact with forces Of Villa regarded
as inevitable today if he is still hem
mer in between American troops and
line of CaTranza soldiers to south. If
he has slipped through into Guerrero
region, chase, it is conceded, will be
weeks, perhaps months, longer.
Censorship has nOticeably tighten
ed as to operations north of Casas
Grandes within last few hours. Sig
niffcance of call for Fifth cavalry re-
Inducements freely admitted. Ad-
mitted necessity of Strengthening line
of communication indicates fear that
Villa bands puTposely left behind by
bandit chief on retreat south may
start sudden raid in Pershing's rear
and leave American forces isolated in
region admittedly prO-ViIla in senti-
ment.
Despite every effort of officers at
Columbus base, it was not until yes
terday auto truck companies were
able to muster full strength in vital
task of rushing forward supplies and
loss Of complete control of line OF
The day book., 1916-03-22

communication at tis time would be
serious matter.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-15
WILLETT ACCUSED
AS PRISON PLUNGEK
Backed by Wealthy Convicts in
Stock Deals, CrOpSey Says.

william WUlet as plunger IN
s.ocks and participant iu gay dinners
v.bii, vet a convict is part OF the pict-
ure presented Dy District Attorney
rrousev Of Brooklyn 10 the Parole
Roard Yesterday. The board is consid-
.rrin,. the request of the onetlme Rep
,ssortativc Iu Congress 20 be freed
now that he has served his minimum
sentence for buying the nomination ior
a seat ON the Supreme Court bench.
Willet. according 10 the story told
in Brooklvn. is declared by the prose
citor 20 have conducted q profitable
rarpail.u In war stocks while m prison.
hui whether this was while he Wa IN
sing Sing or after his transfer TO Great
Meadow ie not stated. In his opera
lions he is declared TO have had the
hacking of wealthy convicts, VINO not
only had good information but credit
In Sing Sing last night Warden
Kirchwey said there was nothing there
- indicate whether WIl.ett had specu-
lated while in prison.
"lt may be that he did said Dr.
Kirchwey. but if he did 1t was not
with any knowledge Of Mr Osborne.
lie might have worked through letters
,muggled out by q citizen employe or
through some trusty In the Office Such
things have been known IN every
prison
New-York tribune., 1916-01-15
FROLICS AT ZERO,
WIVES IN A FEVER
Big Slump in Wall Street Good
Time Promotion.

Frol.cs. Ltd, slumped badly in Wall
Street YESTERDAY. On Thursday it was
25 bid and only the select asked. Last
night there were 10 bids, and every
wife and fancee was asking for details.
Frolics, IL may here be stated, is not
= stock. II was d prospective good time
listed for January p, at Castles-in-the-
Air. So far as it went, the pro-
spectus was as good as any ever sent
out on a Wall Street promotion. j. 1t
had only stayed there all would have
been well. but public announcemeht
was made billing the AFFAIR ~ the
greatest thing that ever happened. .,.
What is an oldtime froiic, dear
the wife Of every STOCK Exchange part
ner asked. with hats so hlgn, ISM {
S25 am awful lot for dinner" others
asked.
The girls Of the Midnight FOL les
who. rumor had said were &C. De there
in % body. may be Disappointed
Officially the idea that the chorus
lady and the pony were 20 be prominent
AT Inc party Is rid.culed.
Officially the committee stood ready
% guarantee this yesterday.
That is why Frollcs slumped. II u IS
not 70 be the least bit naughty VINO
would want 20 go
II u Is, who viii dare go.