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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-30
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BERLIN, noviembre 30.-El
Gran Ducado de Oldenburgo Sc ha
convertible ell repnblica bajo el
disectorio de cinco militares, dos
burgueses, y dos ex-ministros, El
duque de Brunswick, y su fami-
liza partieron para Augsburgo.
LONDRES, novicmbre 30.-Gui
llcrmo de Hohenzollern dcbera sa-
lir de Holanda 81 su persona resul-
tare perjudicial a la nacion, ha
manifestado ell ministro MI. Bee
renbrouck, en- una session de la Ca
mara Baja del parlamento holan-
des.a
LONDRES, noviembre 3O.-El
DR.. Solf, ministro de relaciones ex-
tranjeras de Alemania ha solici.
tado por segunda vez una atenua-
ci6n de las condiciones impuestas
en- el armisiicio y ha solicitado
que Sc deihore la entrega del ma
terial 1todante de los ferrocarriles
por razon del NAL estado del mis-
mo, Y la escasez de aceites.
LONDRES, noviembre 30.-Una
manifestation de diez mil perso-
mas flle celebrada en- Hyde Park,
bajo los auspicios de la "Union
del Imperio Britanico," Y una re-
solucion fue adoptada, para ex-
presar ell horror y la indignation,
provocados per la brutalidad ale
mana, contra los prisioneros ingle-
ses, en-. particular desde la fecha
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-30
Alemania .insiste aun en-
que Sc aten1e el larnisticio
Ell nainistro Solf pide clemenicia

en- que sc frm0 ell armisticio. Sc
ha acordado pedir el ''boyco'tage''
econ0mico de los alemanes a causa
de sus actos odiosos.
BERLIN, via Copenhagen, no.
viembre 30.-Una asamblea de de-
legados representatives de todos los
consoles de obreros y soldados ha
sido convocada, y debera reunirse
Ell Berlin ell dia 16 de dicicmbre.
Con el Ejercito Americana, no.
viembre 30.-Segdn los informes
recibidcs todos los soldados alema-
nes con exception de las classes de
1>!- y 1890 son liccnciados con Ia
mayor rapidez possible.
PARIS, noviembre 60 Una
gran ceremonial rcligiosa tuvo lu-
gar en- la Iglesia de la Madeleine.
Las columnas eSta3an decoradas
con banderas de las naciones ALA
daS. I'm la nave central Sc encOn-
traban los Sres. Annette, aNobispo
de Paris; Luc6n, arzobispo de
Rheims, y Dourne, arzobispo de
Westminster. Tambien estaban el
arzobispo de Cambria y los obis-
pos de Verd1n, Lille, Amiens y
scissors. Mr.. O'Connell, cape
llan de las tropas americanas pro-
nuncio un sermon en- el que exal-
to el patriotismo y la virtud de
los glcliiosos soldados que perdie-
ron sus vidas en- los campos de ba-
talla. Pidi6 a los fieles que Sc ro-
CARA pOr las almas de los muer-
tos glOriosos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-30
LA EPIDEMIA REINANTE.
medidas de precduci6n.

Copia del telegrama enviado por
ell Hon. ComisionadO de Sa-
nidad a los Jefes Locales de
Sanidad y Alcaldes MHnicipa-
les de la Isla.
San Juan, p. r.,
NOviembre 80, 1913.
POr Orden del Hon. GobernadOr
de Puerto Rico, a partir de hoy,
Sc ordena clausurar Immediate
Imente todas las escuelas pnblicas
" privadas de Ia Isla, con la ex-
Icepci0n de las de Artes V OficiOs Y
la Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Asimismo quedan clausuradOs
los teatros, cines Y todas las lyle
isias, en- las que solamente sc per
pitiran aquellos servicios religio-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-30

SOS que no exijan la concurrencia
de los fieles respectivOs. Tambien
Sc prohiben bales, paradas mill
tares o cualquier acto privado y
pGblicO que de lugar a Ia aglome-
raci0n de personals en- grado. tai
que puedan convertirse ell focOs
de cOntagiO. lii.
Las factOrias y fabricas quedan
asimismO exceptuadas.
POr Orden del Jefe de la POlicia
Insllar envie copia de este tele-
grama al Jefe Local de la POlicia
para su observancia. !
RHi$ SOler,
COmisiOnado de Sandal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-30
Ell Gobierno PROVISIONAL de Alen1ania
ha pedido al Kaiser y al Kron-
prinz que ratuiquen su
abdicacion al trono.

Isubmdr'inos deben ser c0stigddOs q
los que deUastaron q a,vdsdron
tie,ras ertrunjerds deben pagan
cara sM osddfa.
AMSTERDAM Los represen-
tantes de los gobiernos de la Gran
Bretaila, Francia y los Estados
Unidos, segdn afirma el Cologne
Gasette, llegaran ell breve a Ber-
lin, para discutir importantes de-
TALES del armisticio. FL crucero
Agamenon de la escuadra inglesa
acompanado de torpederos france
ses Y britanicos lego a Odessa el
dfa 26 de Noviembre.
LONDRES.- Austria Hungrfa
ha perdido en- esta guerra, entire
muertos, heridos y desaprecidos,
cuatro millones de hombres.
10000 hombres han muerto, y ade-
mas $4,000, efGialess 4 sl y ejercittee 70
Ianstro hungaro.
WASHINGTON.-La comisi6n
enviada por los trabajadores de
Italia ell la que figura un miembro
de la Camara de Diputados de
Italia, ha llegado aqui hoy y ha
saludado a los trabajadores en-
nombre de sus hermanos de Italia.
La comisi0n conferencio con Sa-
muel Gompers, y mas tarde fue re-
cibida por ell Presidente Wilson.
La comisi6n la componen en- SUI
mayOria socialistas italianos que
estuvieron de parte del gobierno
durante la guerra.
WASHINTON.-Todos los en-
pleados y funcionarios que traba-
jan ell esta capital por cuenta del
GObierno seran relevados de sus
cargos con motive de la paz, Sc
ran traslados sus respectivos ho-
cares por cuenta del Tesoro pd-
blico. Sherley, el presidente del
Comite de Appropriateness de ia
Camara esta considerando seria-
mente una proposition cuyo objeto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-30
SERVICIO INALAMBRICO.

COPENHAGUE.-Kurt Eisner
Presidente del Consejo de Minis
tros de Baviera ha hecho arrestal
varios mensajeros del GobiernC
de Berlin que iban camino. dc
Austria. El gobierno de Baviera
Sc ha apoderado de los documen-
tos que llevaban los mensajeros es-
peciales de Berlin.
LONDRES. - De acuerdo con
despachos recibidos Y publicados
en ell Daily Mail, el Kaiser piensa
Eolver a Alemania y reclamar SUI
trono otra vez. Eel peri0dico dice
que la revoluci6n. en- Alemania es-
ta en- manos de altos Oficiales del
ejercito aleman, quienes no son
leales, Y de un momento a Otro la
.lsaesn fEaeasar, triaafanao- de este
modo ell Kaiser Y sus proselitos.
La ex-emperatriz; ha .llegado por
tren a MaarspergeR y fue despues
en- auto a Amerongen, en- sdonde
reside ell Kaiser actualmente. La
emperatriz llevaba veinte baules,
y fue recibida por representatives
de la embajada alemana en La
Haya.
LONDRES.-De acuerdo con el
Daily Erpress, los aliados han
acordado pedir la eXtradici6n del
Kaiser, a HOlanda. Los gobiernos
britanico y frances han llegado va
a un acuerdo sobre ell particular y
Sc procedera oficialmente a discu-
tir algunos detalles en- LOndres,
adonde llegaran ell lunes ell Ma
liscal Foch~y ell Ministro Clemen-
ceau.
NEWCASTLE, (Inglaterra. J.
"Alcmania deterd pagan los gas
tos de la guerra hasta Ell Hmite dc
-t0dOs sus recui'sOs", ha declarado
aquf en- un discurso ell Ministro
Lloyd George. "Los piratas de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-30

es facilitar tickets de ferrocarril,
., libre de costo, a estos trabajado-
Observation-Disclosures de
Onsbruck, recibidos y publicados
ell Berlin, diccn que ell ex-empera-
dor Carlos de Austria padece de
depression mental, y que como un
loco permanece muchas horas sen-
tado, miranda alucinado las cosas
y personals circumstances.
San FRANCISCO-El Gober-
nador Stepson, de este estado, IA
lcOnmutado la pena de muerte que
lie fue impuesta a Thomas Mooney.
por cadena perpetua. Mooney
fu6 prOcesadO en- San Francisco de
California ell dfa % de julio, por
sospechas, a raiz de un tragico
IacOntecimiento Ell ell que un anar-
tealista 4lanzd nna bomha de dina
Imita en- medic de una multitud
que celebraba una fiesta militar.
tmatando diez personals hiriendo
"a Otras.
AMSTERDAM.- Ell Teleqraaf
dice que la comitiva del Kaiser
que residia ell Haarn, Holanda,
Iregresara a Alemania hoy.
LONDRES. = De acuerdo con
despachos de COpenhague, eel Go
bierno provisional de Alemania ha
Ipedido por telegrama al Kaiser Y
al Kronprinz, la abdicaci6n al
trono.
WASHINGTON.- FL Departa-
mentO de la guerra ha acordado
va la rehabilitation de todos los
cuerpos militares que habia en- las
Universidades y colegios de la ma
lci6n.
LONDRES.- El AlmirantaZgO
britanico ha anunciado al pdblico
que una rehabilitation general en-
Iel ejercito y la armada nacionales
adn no ha empezado porque la ST.
tuacion militar 10 impide.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-30
DON RAMON PEREZ morris

En- ell vapor "Coamo' que par
ito de San Juan ell microbes de es-
ia semana, embarcaron para Nue.
va York nuestro querido amigo
don Ramon Perez y SUI distinguida
esposa.
Ell matrimonio Perez Morris, al
cual desea un felicisimo viaje Ell
LA1PARCIAL, Sc detendra en- Nue
va York contados dfas y seguira
para Belgica, residiendo. en- SUI ca
Sa de Bruselas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-30
LAS CARRERAS EN-
Ell HIPODROMO

De acue1do con la proclama del
Gobernador estableciendo riguro-
sas medidas de aislamiento en- pre-
vision de posibles contagios epide-
micos, la empresa del Hipodromo
ha suspendido las carreras de ma
mana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-30

TENDREMoS TURRoN PARA NO.
CHE BUENA Y PASCUAS
Gable recibido hoy.
Palma de Mailorca,
(sin fecha) -. =. :.
CADIERNo, San Juan.
Shipped CATALINA" is2 cases nou'
gat. RoSELLO.
n pals ssti de pliesmss, poFqus 50
ria muy trists pasar la pr6dma Nochs
Busns hsbisndo aqua de coco y sin tu
n6n.
cADrERNo HMKoS.
Evening journal., 1918-02-15

Household goods and musical instru-
ments viii be sold TO good advantage
in the Want Ads during the coming
two weeks.
Evening journal., 1918-02-15
SCOTT CHURCH TO
PRESENT PAGEANT

A patriotic pageant will be given by
ihe young people OF Scott Methodist
Episcopal Church IN the church on
ihe evening OF February %. This will
he one OF the most unique and inter
esiing entertainments ever given i'm the
church in an there VIII be more than
one hundred participants. Tho Liv-
inc Flag viii be presented by a large
chorus OF young people, wearing cos
fumes OF red. white and blue. Mrs Le-
ROY Beatty will represent America,
Minnehaha,' Miss Myrtle Taylor the
Indian Girls" Miss Grace Bono. "Mcm-
0ry.' George Washington viii Boz seen
% the person OF o b. Lank J. Harry
Wright viii represent Governor Brad
ford" "The Spirit 90 70" VIII be rep
senied by Mcssrs. Beatty Nandyke
ani B8ily.
The "Puriians" will be represented
hy six young men. and "Dixie" will be
represented by Mrs Allen Wise and nf-
teen yOune women Betsy Ross viii Doe
represented by Mrs. J. II. Wright, and
The "Original States" viii be represent
ed by thirteen Young men, and the
"puritans' by ten young women. Red
Cross nurses. The soldiers and sailors
win be prominent characters in the
Pageant. The costumes win represent
the manners and customs of the times
The sketch, 'Maidens All Eorlorn," and
The children's choruses will add greatly
10 the evenings entertainment
Evening journal., 1918-02-15
Careless Use of Soap
Spoils the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully. n
you want to keep your hair looking its
best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkan This dries the
scalp, makes the hair brittle. and ruins f.
The best thing for steady use is Just or
binary mulsihed cocoanut oil (which Is
pure and greaseless). and Is better than the
most expensive soap or anything else you
can use.
one or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse the
hair and scalp thoroughly Simply moisten
the hair with wdter and rub It in. It makes
an abundance Of rich, creamy lather, which
rinses out easily, removing every particle
of dust, dirt. dandrut and excessive oil
The hair dries quickly and evenly, aud it
leaves tho scalp soft and the hair nne aud
silky. bright lustrous, fuzzy and easy TO
manage
You can get mulsined cocoanut oil at
any pharmacy, it's very cheap. and n few
ounces win supply every member of the
family for months.
Evening journal., 1918-02-15
CAMP DIX TO HEAR
SNELLENBURG MEN

Colonel j. Warner Reed, command
ing the First Delaware Infantry at
Camp Dix, Wrightstown, ~ j., has
made arrangements for the entertain
ment OF the Snellenburg Minstrels at
The camp next Wednesday and as many
other Wilmingtonians who care 90
make the trip tosthe big canlonment
on that day The snellenburg Min
strcls are to give a performance in
the Y. NJ C.. A. auditorium 40 the
camp next Wednesday evening. and
the management Of the store here has
invited the people OF Wilmington to
Join them in making the occasion a
real Wilmington demonstration.
The minstrel boys, an logged out n
Uniform attire and accompanied by
the First Regiment Band, also accom-
panied by such city officials and bust
ness men as can make It convenient 10
do so, viii assemble at the Snelen-
burg store. at Seventh and Market
streets. at $50 O'Clock Wednesday
morning. and VIII parade. going east
on Seventh street 10 King, thence 20
Eleventh. to Market to Front and
krench streets station. where the party
Evening journal., 1918-02-15
ACCInENTs AT sEATORn.

Suecial TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Pei, Feb. l5.-Freeman
Messlck. mechanic at the Seaford Ma
chine Company. had several fingers in
lured one day this week in a fly-wheel
on the elevator
Mrs. A. Bosenberge was seriously
burned while cooking at her home
Evening journal., 1918-02-15
MISSIONARY Ar INInN.

Miss Belhl a returned missionary
from Bidar, India. addressed the Wom-
ems Foreign Missionary Society Of
Union AZ e. Church. al a parlor meet
ing at the home of Mrs Howard Jes-
ter yesterday afternoon She gave as
am example Of the changes missionaries
were making in India, story of a
heather man dragging his wife home
by the hair. and q picture of a Chris
tian man walking home beside his wife
and carrying his child an unheard Of
1hing in India until modern times. Miss
Biehl is stationed eighty miles from a
railroad. and finds one great handicap
in the lack of supplies and surgical as
sistance for the sick. She will speak
at No. 5il Heald street this afternoon
and at Brandywine Church this even
ing
Evening journal., 1918-02-15
BOL0 MUST DIE
Court DEGREES
Traitor Found Guilty After
Only Fifteen Minutes OF
Delibcration
PROBABLY WILL
BE SHOT SOON

PARIS. Feb. i5-Bolo pasha was ad-
Judged guilty OF treason yesterday and
was sentenced 90 death. probably be-
fore the firing squad. by the court
martial which has been trying him on
charges that be conducted wide
spread propaganda in which he pur-
chased interests in French papers with
money supplied by Germany 70 rthe
purpose Of weakening the morale Of
ihe French people and bringing about
a separate pcsce between France and
Germany The court took only flflecr
minutes FOR deliberaiion, as the con-
ylction Of The traitor was rendered al
most certain by evidence furnished by
The American state Department and
Merton 2 Lewis. Attorney General OF
the state Of New York.
Darius porchere, an accountant who
was a co-defondant. was sentenced TO
three years Imprisonment.
Fillippo Cavallini. another co-defend-
ant, who is under arrest i'm Italy. was
sentenced 90 death, although ne is not
within the courts jurisdiction.
When the Bolo Pasha treason trial
opened today Albert SALES, the attor-
ney for the Levantine financicr. made
q final plea for his clients life. He
declared the trial Of Bolo Pasha had
raised distinct doubts as 60 his guilt
and charged an "abominable press
campaign against Bolo" with being
largely responsible for the almost
general belief in France. prior 10 the
trial that his client was guilty.
This press campaign, he asserted, had
1n instituted deliberately by Senator
Charles Humbert. former owner Of lie
Journal after the Senator had failed
80 induce Bolo TO sell back the stock
in lie Journal at half the price Bolo
had paid for t.
NJ. SALES went lengthily into Bolo's
personality and severely criticised the
authorities, including General Dubail,
military governor OF Paris, for what
he termed the pre-iudgment Of th-
case before it came TO trial
The attorney scored the prosecutor,
Captain Mornet, and Captain Bouchar-
don. Of the Paris Military Court. for
raking up Bolo's past and insisted that
fhe prisoner was not on trial for big
amy or theft but for treason
$50 far as this court-martial Is con-
cerned," he said. "Bolo pahas was born
in i9if"
Then followed a scathing arr8ign-
ment Of an those prominent men and
women, once glad to be Bolos guests,
who had deserted him
In closing he pleaded: no not con-
denim Bolo pasha TO satisfy public
opinion DO not condemn him TO satisfy
public passion DO not be guilty OF a
Miscarriage Of justice that win be bit
iecly regretted in after years"
Bolo appeared TO be depressed during
the latter part Of NJ Sales address.
he did not even brighten up as his at
iorney attacked Adolph pavenstcdt,
former head Of The, Amsinck banking
house Of New York, for his deposition.
or when he characterized the German
Embassy 40 Washington as 81 manu-
factory Of periuries,' OF which Count
won Bernstorff. the former Ambassador.
was general manager and payenstedt
his assistant
Sallcs thanked the American Govern
ment for the help it had given France,
but asserted that the good faith Of
Americans had been imposed upon by
German spies who were trying TO save
their own lives.
Evening journal., 1918-02-15

Real estate transactions are under
beucfcent ruling and change of loca-
tion effected through "a Want Ad, viii
hriug happiness and prosperity.
viii board the 1920 pennsyvania
train. III the party is large enough
there VIII be one or more special cars
for their use. I'm order 90 arrange
this detail, r. Ray Phillips, manager
Of the minstrel troupe, asks that per-
sons intending Co go communicate with
him at the Snellenburg store within the
next day or So TO is likely That the
party viii parade down Market street,
Philadelphia. going from Broad street
station TO the ferry H. sncllenburg
viii pay The expenses OF the minstrels
Tho expense Go others who go Will
be S3t5.
Evening journal., 1918-02-15

Mrs. Rogge. tall and somewhat slen-
der OF figure. appears to have taken
leaves from the book Of Mclaughlin
and Miss Biursted. The newest Of the
players from Norway attains to speed
which amazes and discourages her op-
pOnents.
The chief weapons which Mrs. Roggc
employs include fast service always
cleverly placed ability TO smother the
raising bound Of the ball. which en-
ables her TO move up close TO The net,
and a forehand drive Of unusual ac-
curacy She plays the raising ball shot
particularly we'll
Possessed of a stroke which enables
her 10 play with certainty Of execution
at close range, Mrs Rogge drives the
ball swiftly and deeply into her op-
ponents court. She has perfect range
for the corners.
Evening journal., 1918-02-15

When Miss Molla Biursted came 10
America four years ago she amazed
American women tennis stars by the
strength and driving tactics Of he-
play. II was something that had never
been seen on American courts and the
best of the Americans were swept of
their feet by her tremendous drives
which almost equalled those OF the
strongest men players
This winter Norway has sent us an
other star 10 the person OF Mrs. Johan
Rogge. who promises 10 become q Sec
ond Miss Biursted before the summer
are started Although Mrs.
Rogse was defeated by Miss Biursted
at an indoor match in New York re-
Gently. but her play was of such high
character That experts unite In declar-
ing she will be a worthy opponent for
her coCntrywoman.
Evening journal., 1918-02-15
RnYS WnRk INsTIrrTE.

The Boys Work Institute, promoted
by the State Sunday school Associa-
tlon and the Y. NJ. C. A.. will be open
ed at the Y. NJ c. A. building tonight
by the Rev. Milton S. Litleneld, of New
York
There has been a splendid response
from the schools for course tickets
for the institute, and the course bids
fair to be a great success. The opening
address by Or. Littleneld win be open
TO all workers IN sunday schools. No
admission fee will be charged
Evening journal., 1918-02-15
DIAB0LICAL GERMAN
WEAPON WAR RELIC

Selden S. Deemer, Of New Castle, has
received from a friend a relic Of the
present war IL is a saw-toothed Ger
man sabre. Persons who have seen it
assert that il is a dlabolical weapon.
The teeth in the blade are set at three
angles. One set Is straight up and
down: another set inclines toward the
point, while the third set inclines to-
ward the hilt. Therefore. the teeth bite
deep IN stroke. thrust or Withdrawal Of
the blade
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-05-04
< UNITED, STATES FOOD, ADMINISTRATION BULLETIN

While private homes willnot be required to observe wheatless meals and days, they will be re quired to cut wheat co lsumpt- ion to about one half of normal.
 If this can be done without. entirely giving up wheat at any meal, the Food AdminiStration will consider that it's program is being followed strictly to the letter, it is urging, however, that tn ,se, whose circumstances and requirements permit, effect an even greater reduction.
 It believes that the in per tive necessity for this measure will be well understood and that it's request will receive ready re- sponse from the people of Am erica.
 The allowance of one and one half pounds of wheat flour per person per week is considered reasonable. Whea9less days and meals must be strictly ob served by all public eating places
 The full light of publicity wil3 be turned upon estaplisl.mcLts violating this urgent request O. the Food Administration.
 Federal Food Administrator have been given telegraphic or de1s 10 enforce the program by rigid inspection and investigat ion,
 Where violation reported the Administrators .re instruct ed to hold hearings which must be open to the public and to the press.
 Virtually this mel1 that no viclator, no matter what the ex tenuating circum stances, will be shielded by having his name withheld from the news .oopers.
 Where violations are proved, the administrators are urged to follow immediately with punit, i've measures, the nature ot which will be determined in con sultation with auth critics at Washington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-27
GIRLS! ACT NOW!
Hair COMING OUT
MEANS DANDRUFF
"Danderine" will save your
hair and double its beauty
at once.
Try this! Your hair gets soft,
wavy, abundant and
glossy at once.

Save your hair! Beautify it! It Is
only matter of using little Dan
derine occasionally to have head of
heavy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous,
wavy and free from dandruff. It is
easy and inexpensive to have pretty,
charming hair and lots of it. Just
spend a few cents for a small bottle
of Knowlton's Danderine now-all
drug stores recommend it-apply q
little as directed and within ten min
utes there will be an appearance of
abundance; freshness, fuffness and
an Incompatible gloss and lustre,
and try as you will, you can not find
a trace of dandruff or falling hair;
but your real surprise will be after
about two weeks use. when you will
see new hair-fine and down at first
-yes-but really new hair-sprout-
ing out all over your scalp-Dander-
inc is, we believe, the only sure hair
grower, destroyer of dandruff and
cure fbr itchy scalp, and it never
fails to stop falling hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is. moisten
q cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair
taking one small strand ut q time.
Your hair will be soft, glossy and
beautiful in just q few moments
delightful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this,@adv.