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by the emergencies OF war Will nave
lost its lose sight the larger virtues
OF reasonable treated long dsau1ons N
scad covering personal domestic and financial
economies dinned into US until we dream
Injunction Of keeping which supplement with
At least obtains conditions depend
on keeping money This wholly erroneous II we kept
all the circulating could buy bonds or
give aid to enterprises successful prosecution OF the war;
Nor would have laid by to pay war taxes
So there this confusion the people PICK their OWL
have extremes OF poVent prac
that run penuousn senders who want 10 90 he
t hit keeone up the enthusiastic char
acerts Of the they thing they do wit"
the peoplds that dropped suddenly they taken up
rs the novelty Of
nob,e VIC should the happy medium We
- , ~ Of the economic spirit suddenly whda" our accus
adjustment sought by
, ~ I'M Reasonable should be paiced We can well
afford refrain Christmas gifts to the extent we nave n
durd in which habit than sincere expression
abolish gi giving altogether we can
have Christmas as just we'll without the usual e11a'
~ be expended oehalt OF
tho Children md determined unusual economies let none "
~ looks forward to the traditions associated with tho
dawn Of that mornings Of the year Inc chn nave "oN
~ b war They weller of and slaughter
that has he brought wrnkled old world and they ought not
~ no oena,izcd for Affections.
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SOLDIER HANGED FOR
ASSAULT AND MURDER

NASHINGT0E. Doc. 2.--Thr eXrcu
tIoa Of Private Frank Caduc. Of the in
fauIrr. rnr criminal assault and murder
If ;-ycar-ulI French girl. III France.
on November !. haa been approved by
tho war department.
''ahuc was hanged. after sentence by
y military cnurtuartial. instead OF being
shut. as had prov ivuSly been said. The
record nf tho trint says h" confessed L"
III" crime md pleaded. that. being under
influences Of liquor. he did not know
what no was doing.
In reviewing the case. tho war do
parImrnt considers that military law
has been compiled with in every re-
srccr. Caducs was the first case OF it's
kind to occur in the American army
abroad.
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TRIAL OF MRS. AHLERS
HAS Been POSTPONED

DALLAS. Tex. nc". G.--DWinE tu tho
ahSrnvr uf material witnesses. the trial
"f Mrs. Katie Alters. alias Mrs. kath-
,r!nr TravrF$. charged with killing Phi
T., Tucker. a nHiinS broker. October 81.
last. LAT" tht% afternoon WAS T-os tponcd
In'il January IA. IN muti"n "f thr Do
frns".
AIRS. Nh!"rS also * under in'!irtmc1:
for killing Mss Myrtle unninghaI1r.
Strnnrrarhrr in Truckers office. who
wls fatally wounded al tn" time rurk-
"r ilc; death. Miss Cunningham died
in hospital November S. without hay
INK regnincd sufficient strength to
max" statement concerning the cause
" tho. ira rc,ly.
Miss Cunningham. who was 2S years
old. came to DnllnS two years ago from
Indiana, Pm,
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OUGHT TO BE ABOLISHED

During the last session OF congress-
sS;eral attempts were: made 10 get d.
Tho exact functions OF the Committee
on Public Information. headed pE
George Cre"l. and the expenses II was
under, and from wha; fund they were
Inundated, but little satisfaction WAS
Forthcoming. Ii IS 4 wholly useless IL
fair. and its organ. The Official Euilc-
tin has been diverted from Its real
purposes Mr. Cretl. w are to'u' -
not 50 much 10 blame FOR its co!orleSS
character aS he committees who RUE
him and who overru!ed the lntc!tSsEI
conceptions OF i pepper puo"r'~H
scheme. The Builetin. al its best, IS
al bout as interesting u last year =
e;manac Advic"s from Washington.
tate that Their" is 4 feeling among
Cougressu.rn 10 mas anotccr eHC''
this session 10 abolish til public IT.
formation committed II they cannot
get this result outright. they tareaten
to withhold any appropriation for L.
Such a major operation would Ire quite
effective.
This committee has brt f." real
friends in Congress. an! the puoIlc IS
disguised with Its finickE sccretions
Of news and the silly extremes OF It's
censorship. The American People are
having for this war: they are hgatIhs
this war. and not President wilson OF
the Democratic administration IN raF'
1icular They ace entitled to much IN
formation that is suppressed o! oU'
,eauc-ats incompetent 10 judge OF what
is or is not permissible information
II this committee is abolished effort
should be made to restore SOMETHING
OF the "pitiieSS publicity" that was
once urged By an administration that
has lansed into Sullen secrecy.
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MUST RECALL EXEMPTIONS

According to the estimates OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury, it will re-
quire over S1S.0oO.O 100000 for the
moods Of the government for the legis-
latiye year ending June 80, 1919, which
the present session Of Congress will
have to provide for. That is some
sum OF money, but there is no telling
how much it may be added to by the
exigencies OF the war. or course. all
this means not only more taxes. but
higher taxes. The American people
are quite willing to bear the burden
entailed by the war. but they will de-
mand an equal distribution OF 1t. with
no exemptions of certain classes OF cit
liens who happen to hold office.
This exemption was provided for In
the Ubiquitous provision added to the
conference report on the war tax
measure in the closing hours Of the
last session OF Congress. II Congress
IS wise, 1t Will lose no Time this acs-
sion in recalling the inmunities which
it has granted to Federal. State, coun.
- and municipal officcholders. These
officers now constitute {; Stacker class
in the nation. exempted for no good
reason from burdens which are i'm
posed on other classes OF citizens
Congress has, in fact. created an aris-
tocracy OF oficeholding tax dodgers
and dodgers Of military service. Com
mcnting on this delinquency Of the last
session. Tho Now York Tribune says:
This is no time to perpctuate inyidi-
Gus distinctions between classes OF cit
liens. Congress ought to put all citi-
zens on the same level with respect to
military service and war taxation. 1t
should repeal the tay-dodging subtcr-
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that the men engaged IN the present
forward movement are TO be i'm
pressed with any expectations from
that quarter. We believe they are
inspired with practical motives In this
enterprise, that all important move
ments are best helped by helping
themselves. The government may
come in later. The situation demands
immediate action. To relapse into
watchful waiting would be disastrous.
So far as the government is related
to the Ohio river Improvement, IT
would be we'll to keep an eye on Con
Sress and see that it does not do any
thing to retard the canalization work
that is now being prosecuted. 1t has
taken hard work in every Congress to
keep these improvements from suffer
;nS from association with pork bar
rcr' projects that infest the rivers and
harbors bill. OF course, the Ohio river
work is one Of the most legitimate OF
all public improvements. It may ben
eft by the present aroused interest
in the traffic possibilities Of the water
WAYS OF the country, but at the sans
time it would Dc well to keep our eyes
omen TO see that II does not unjustly
suffer through ignorant discrimina'
ton.
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~ CHARLES FERGUSON

wnr IL dim half-vislon of the truth that
, credit power should be used for the
direct purpose Of raising the standard
Of living and the level OF technology.
No doubt ii was because OF this half
vision that the economic power OF Ger
many orertoppcd that Of all her neigh
| bOrs.
But have searched In vain tho minds
Of financial leaders in Berlin for any
. clear provision OF the fact that the
: hcErmnuy Of the modern world. both In
working power and in fighting power.
must Of necessity fall TO the people that
, first make full appropriation OF this
principle that the financial control or
tools must be put into the hands Of
those thut know how 10 use them.
II was possible. without mourning the
derlSion that such An overture might
! have met with in London. or New
|! York. TO apply for l7HI at the
pcutschc bank or the DreSdner hh->k in
Berlin on the sheer ground that you
knew how to make two blades Of grass
grow wherever ono was growing. Aud
Yet it must be admitted that the finan-
cial power OF Germany was largely c1-
crtcd in favor of people whose legal title
to BE- served was better than their ere
deutiulS of social service.
Thus tho way has not been preemptcd
by Germany or any other country. The
gate stands wide open and the road Is
broad for the conquest Of the world
through the rcctircation OF The credit
process.
II is Il commonplace among the more
modern kind nj factory organizers and
efficiency engineers that there is II"
natural contradiction between high
wage: and low production costs. These
experts have discovered in advance az
most chambers Of commerce and III"
general community. that tho best way To-
make goods cheap iS To make men dear.
1t Is by the cliciting of some new inCrr-
mcut uf tn" incXhaustiblc creative abrl-
ity of workers that every advance IN
social efficiency is brought TO pass.
OF course. If We refuse to understand
that thcr" is m unknown quantity md
quality Of human Spirtt--an cHpansiblc
Min every economic equation VIC
shall dnddcC on in our finance and eco
Monies with sole reliance upon the null
DUPLICATION table. Hut IL we do that. we
shall come last to the goal in the race
that tho nations are now running.
Credit to those who can lower costs
and prices. and 50 better the lcvcrag"
Of tho workers. and fighters nrm--that
l say again. Is the formula Of economic
victory.
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WHAT 1T is COSTING

We are speaking In such notation
terms to-day that our financial expend-
itures are beyond tho grasp Of ordinary
mental comprehension. But the fol-
lowing figures will bring homo to the
average mind, as no other comparison
would, the stupendous efforts this
country IL making to win tho war. Up
to August 1st Of this year. after throe
years Of war. II Is estimated that Great
Britain has expended s1S,500, 100000;
France, $l5,327. 100000. and Russia,
$4,000, 100000. But the United States,
in the first six months Of our war, be-
fore a gun had been fired, placed at
the disposal OF the administration for
the prosecution Of hostilities over $19,-
900 100000, in addition to which We
have raised and loaned to the Allies
almost two and half billions more.
But even this uncomfortable amount
does not include all We are expanding.
It does not comprise what wo have
contributed to the Rcd Cross and other
features connected with the war,
which have been paid for by the people
direct. Now comes the sum that Con-
gress must provide for the next legis-
latlve year, amounting to over s13,O0O,-
900 900. And no one can yet foresee
the end.
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When Mr. Sah!n. president OF the
Guaranty Trust company of New i"rk'
told the l:aEk"rS' cunVcntion ut Nlia'tt'
City that hanks ought to give priority
Of Financial barking Ia the business CON
Germs that best serve the pubic need
he reversed II tradition AZ OLD as lhe
Bank nf England and gave tho inlla!
push 70 4 business revolution
This revolution is In It's nature a rec
uficaliuu or restoration When II is
completed. or we'll under way. VIC Shall
see that il gives the business nrsnni-
cation lf-consiStcuce and IL creative
energy such rs it has never known IN:
bank will become the chief engine OIL
war And after the war 1t Will be the
master Of restoration.
In the study OF modern business inst'-
tu,ionS i1i Europe and America one Will
certainly find nothing more remarkan4"
than the general failure tn develop |" It's
full power the marvellous engine OF IL
nance. 1h. bank Is Z eliminating in
vcation. vr discovery, in social dy1rA-
mics. I, is capable Of generating an
energy Of enterprise and productive
power immcasurably greater than has
yet been achieved in any cuuntry-pcr-
haps ten or twenty times greater.
AS things stand. the dynamics OF tho
financial engine arc clouurd in mystery
and 4 SupHrStitutinn that is ncdiacral.
We have no proper chemistry OF bank
Ing only Il kind of alchemy. Nobody
has ever written n primer Cf finance OK
planning the most ordinary phenomena
Of the banking worid--whE loans ar"
entered on tho books as deposits. why
reserves may stand in instant ohliEa-
tionS as one To five. or why the voltage
Of shuSineSS SO suddenly rises and falls.
When rightly understood tho modern
bank will be seen to I've delicate and
high trnsioned engine, an adjustment OF
ingenious devices for the purpose OF
putting Nil other tools and machtncricS
into the hands that can best use them.
The bank Is the Supcr-cnEine that cner-
EiXcs all the working agencies OF a
modern community.
1t is nothing less than amazing TINT
tho credit power has never yet in any
country been deliberately and thorough
~ cIcrtcd In favor of the masters Of
production. Nowhere has tho full free
dom Of tho bank been given to tho or
sanizers and developers that ARE most
successful in mastering tho natural diff
ticultics and cheapcning the ncccssHrics
Of life
True It IS that there Was developed
In Germany In the generation before the
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WILL TIGHTEN WORK
OF LOCAL BOARDS

WASHINGTON. Dcc. Sin the or
ganlzatinn Of the new dra:t ClaSsficc-
ton system. Provost Marshal. General
Crnudrr. announced today. due regard
was had for the faithful service OF the
men who compose the district and To-
cal boards Of the country and their
tasks were made lighter than under the
old system.
1T Is not Intended to impose clertca&
duties on the board members" said
General Growder, land chief clerk Is
authorized at 500 i month for every
local hoard having over one thousand
rcEis1rants. Nothing will be asked Of
local boards except An investigation OF
doubtful cases and their judicial o2in-
ion OF the classes into which their reg
istrntion should be placed and q scn-
cral supervision Of the records of their
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SPIRIT OF PAUL REVERE.

Don't you hear him when the night
Drops lts curtain dark and still.
Houf-beats pounding in the vale.
Hnof-hcnts sounding on tho hill.
Gathering through the Village str"H:,
Drumming by tho lonely farms.
Calling loudly ~ hc goes
wake! to arms"
Can't you soc him as mr. ride,
Like n shadow in tho night,
Streaming cloak. pcrukc united.
With tho moon 10 mark his flight,
RousinS every sleeping house
Tn the thrill OF wars alarms,
Knocking nj tho bultcd doors
Wake! to arms
It's tho soul OF Paul Revere
Speeding Uu from coast 10 const.
with the message that OF ynrn
Summoned forth n patriot host
Lest :hc foe bc nj your gates
leave your factories and farms,
On to France. and victory.
Wake. to arms
--Minna Irving In I.cslic's.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. nrcc. %.--Char-
trrs wcr" iGguch 'ndnv hv ~" "''"-N'"Ir
Of state to the following corporations
Clinton Cnili"ricS company 81 A,u.GAT-
town. tn operate mines IN Mnnungdl:N
county; capital stock 100000; ucorp1=-
ators j. l.. Matt!ngly. David +. Adams
Harold Hodges. Margaret Jones and
Grace Hatcn. NIL oC Morcantuwn.
Atlantic Coal company OF Fu!rmonr
to operate mines In Marion county: cap
ital stock 500. 900 iururInraturs Phil :
Hcntcl, Fred Smith, W. a. Small. X. 4.
i:oIn and James 4. Meredith. nil Of Far
mont.
Wyoming County Publishing comDany
OF Mull"a$. /" i't"'iI$n Il .,r,..i,.,..., sat
printing plant; capital sock $1n.nnG: lin
cnrporatnrS J. +. Frank. j. t. sullivan uf
Tralcc. ". VA; H.. d. Moran, i. L.
Mcrryl*cs and y. W nauhenspccK OF
MuilnnS.
The j. H. Lilly Realty company OF
rrincciu on. To operate Mt same place; cap
itu stock s2i.n0nn: inr"rporaturs !.
North Side Development company Of
Charles on, To- nrrrair'in kanawhA cuuu-
~: capital stock $500. ono; inrurpurtturs
r.. r. Crawford. ". l.. AShhy, j. u.
FiEgait. W. T.. L. Hyrn.r and y iicnna,
all or charlcSi"h
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No Licenses Necessary.

+. :. rrahndy assistant 10 the director
IT the bureau uf mines AT Washington,
to-day advised State Mine Inspector Earl
Henry. who Is in charg" Of the enforce
unnt Of the explosives law in West Nir-
;inIn that miners do not have to procure
licenses l.f"r" using powder or other
explosives. This ruling. said Henry
nolvrS quite Il problem for min" Officials
The miners arc required TO obtain their
explosives from their foreman. who
must obtain Il LICENSE Tor III" dispensing.
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COMPLIANT lizard.

TIL" public S'.TViC" commission 'o-uh?
hoard evidence OF The complaint OF the
Salem business mems ABSORPTION against
tho ,hnsnnnokr and Potomac Telephone
,.ninp,uv involving IN" area in which
tcl,phonr service without toll charges: ls
allowed. Chairman t.. +. Morgan. now
,vrr. was in Clnrksburg hearing evidence
on the application OF tn" tlarkSburH
Light and Heat Company for permission
to increase gas rates
Hearing will hr held Tomorrow on
the complaint Of the city OF Blue1tcld
against the Appalachian Power Conf
many regarding street car service.
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Supreme Court.

Several orders w"r" handed down to-
day in tn" West Virginia supreme court
nf appeals as follows:
Charles Spindlcr against I. Nj. Hell
drnth. from Preston county, appeal and
SupcrSrdraS r. fused.
I'm H. SwiShGr aud others against IL.
e l'urtcr md others from Mason Cunn-
-. appeal and *upcrs'dcas refused.
Norfolk aud Western railroad against
Sarah Christian and others. from Nc
howell county. writ II error granted
bond $500.
Protucers Coal Company against tho
Mifflin Coal Mining Company. from
Logan county. wri, of error and superse-
IDEAS allowed bond $500.
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PRoRI SOLDIERS DEATH.

SrAtTANSR1'Rti. S. C.. Dec, 3.--Mili-
tary authorities to-day hogan IN invrsti-
cation Of the fatal shooting last night n.
{ amp Wadsw"rth of Antonio MAssucri
NJ Ruffaln y. Y. attached tn Battery
II. Tooth Field Artillery (Ecw York Ma
tinnal GuArtD. Several men in The trnt
with MassurcI are said to hnvc been
demonstrating rifle when il WAS acct
drntnlly discharged.
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SPY SUSPECT ARRESTED.

SrARTANSRURG. s. e.. Dec. 3-Tel-
"Erans sent here by his follow pnssen-
gers on southern railway train. result
I'D III The arrest to-day by federal auth
critics Of man giving the name nf i.
T.. lIrnnx and clH inning In hr m importer
of surgical rubber Ut NV York. Off
Gals said he WAS held pending invcsti-
cation on the surpnsitinn that he may
hn n German agent. as passengers on tho
train reported that I'm had "indulGed in
suspicious talk" Tho prisoner said he
Is an American citizen.
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CONSERVATION Ncws.

New elections tn protection under tho
state wnrkUIcn'S compensation fund
w5r.. approved hy Commissioning l.re CT
as fUllnwS:
W. :. Watson. coal mining, Tunnel, on:
II, i. Eryd,n and BROTHERS. coal min
ing. pi"hm"ut; |. NJ. llwhrT. carbon nun
uf:lctur"r. Dnla; United STATES CorruEa-
ted Fibre Fox Commpany, indianapolis;
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fuge by which its own members have
been exempted from the Individual ex-
cess earnings tax. Having atoned for
that blunder, it can consistently tear
down the sheltering barriers which II
has hsedlessly erected about other
Federal and all State, county and city
oflceholders-"
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SDMERV1LI.E. y. j.. Dec. 3.~WrIt-
ten m half Il sheet of note paper. the
will OF til. late Grant T. Schlry. ilnnn-
cier. Distressing Of an estate valued at
more than 81 Ohn. 500. vas ijlri here to-
day. Tile estate is n1pnrtlonCd equally
among his four children,
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Wright Milling company or tfG"ac'n,
EerrvhurE Coal company. hrrrF'", ~
Times Record. publishers. SHrhcer' w.
+. Shaw. conl mining. Wclch' ana ~
Mig HI -Xinn Cnal c0nInnnN. NnrEhh,"NII IL
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Pittsburgh bag eliminated her Gcrnrn
propaganda spreading text books from
her schools Is Wheeling using anE
books Iaudiug tho Kaiser and the Co.
man autocratic form OF government,
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Tuberculosis week is &c make !:s VIC
Tins strong.
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Congress should first remove the en-
emption Of its membership from war
taxation, which vas Sncakcd through III
the dying hours Of the last session.
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As soon as a substitute for some fool
product is discovered. away II scars to
Join the prnhibitivc price articles,
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Italy Is now standing at tho riRTn
like tho French stood ut N"rdun. md
with tho same determination. Tn?
shall not pass.
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Twenty-four days until Chris mas,
Count 'cm.
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Bryan Is trying to rccoup AS Il prrp!IaI
with his prohibition predictions.
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General pershinG declares Ger1nanys
alleged invulncrnbility Is Il fiction. and
General Haig IS backing him to tn"
limit
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Tho great aim OF tuberculosis wcei; is
educating the masses up To the pr.vcn-
ton point. as we'll as increasing tho cur;t-
tive agencies.
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The public information committee has
iapsed Into ono Of copccalInrnt.
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Tho house that never rInS with {;
haby's suuall. is. In fact. no home al
all
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Tho hopeful spirit Is the on" that
can picture tho sun behind the biac&rSt
cloud.
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Everything has had its week OF cN
ploitation now Congress hns its day.
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Pegtn on a thrift stamp and you wi!
wind up with Liberty Rnud.
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F.cuador's Rolshcyikt was promptly
crushed and jnilci. and that is what is
in store Cor the Russian radicals.
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Jurisdiction as each new draft army

jurisdiction as each new draft army
may he called.
Tho work Of being present at physi-
chi examinations has been taken from
the local board while the work OF mo-
bilization Is such that its representa-
tive can readily carry out the instruc-
tons. submitting papers to local boards
for their signature when required"
Warm air furnaces installed and re:
paired. Call Bell 1911.
WARREN FOOTING co.
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GRANT B. SCHLEY'S WILL.

Suearlcss coffee is demanding L Bit
too much.