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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

County Nurse Miss Margaret Thomas
visited Sheldon Monday AND gave a
demonstration here in the evening Of
the care of sick and injured people.
She examined the children at the
SC hOOl Tuesday and reported them in
the best condition as to health and
cleanliness of any school she had yet
visited in the county. No livestock
was found.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13
HOUSES FOR SALE

| own four good. little houses well
located near the paper mill. 5000 TO
$500 each.
Also own three modern houses nice
~ located in good residence district
which | will sell very reasonable.
Call at my new land Office across the
street west of the Baker hotel
HENRY WILSON.
4i41 I.adySmith. Wis
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

tratjon Prior to that he was a mem.
Der and chairman of the Interstate
Commerce commission.
Mr.. Lanes resignation terminates
public service of more than 90 years in
which he has held many posts. begin.
ming with local offices in his home
state Of California.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13
SHELDON and VICINITY

can handle carload of dynamite this
spring and their dealer, Brown 4
Son, are making IA price of S15.25 per
hundred from the car for cash. This is
Il price we don't expect to see bettered.
if equalled anywhere in the state.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13
HOOVER is NOT A CANDIDATE
Declares He Stands For League With
Necessary Reservations.

New York Herbert Hoover issued
statement defining his attitude to-
ward the presidency, He announced
that he is not candidate for the
nomination and that no one is author
lied to speak for him politically #
the League of Nations is made an
issue in the election he says he will
vote for the party that stands for the
league with reservations necessary to
safeguard the Constitution.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13
FRENCH SENATE ACCEPTS

Agrees to u. S. Treaty Reservations,
London Paper Says.
London.-The Times prints dis
patch from Paris declaring the French
senate had decided to accept the re-
servations of the American senate to
the Versailles treaty. and was consid-
ering how its decisions should be COM
municated to Washington.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

Property owners should increase
their fire and tornado insurance in pro-
portion TO the increase of materials. -
+. NJ. Doyle Company.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

Wanted Public sentiment that will
recognize the necessity for co-opera-
ton in the prevention of disease
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

The stockholders in the new bank of
Sheldon will meet Saturday at 3 200
p. IN. to elect officers and directors,
and to conduct other business relating
TO the bank. There are thirteen of the
best farmers and business men of the
Sheldon vicinity, who own the $4,000
stock This bank is in good territory
and will do Il good business.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

Roy Evans. of Kansas. is here for a
visit with his father and uncle Ralph.
who have bought land 6 miles north
east of sheldon. Roy will look around
and buy piece of land for himself
when he finds something that suits
him
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

You can save money on your real es-
tate loan by our prepayment privilege.
f. NJ. Doyle Company.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

H. f. Baughman moved onto his
land & miles northeast of Sheldon
year ago. He owns 100 acres and his
brother. f. g. Baughman. owns an So
acre piece. The boys will farm to-
gethcr. They brushed about - acres
last year and seeded it down. They
are going to clear 10 acres this year
through twO-miIe strip north of
their land to connect with the road
north of them which would give them
Il chance to get to IadySmith. Mr..
Baughman says there are eight new
settlers with families who have moved
and nearly as many more have bought
land and will locate there in the spring.
q. c. Murray of Winnemac. Ind.
got moved onto his land near II. E.
Baughman's place last week. Mr. Muir
ray owns 120-acre tract that he will
improve for Il home.
Harrison Cox lives , miles west Of
Sheldon on an S0-acre farm owned by
him and his brother. Roy. They have
II acres cleared and 40 acres brushed
off They have house 24x32 that is
finished with Stucco Mr. Cox is get
ting out logs which he will saw into
lumber. and will build new barn 32x
60. The first story will be laid UP Of
concrete blocks.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

You'll find your kind of music at
Lanes.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13
pop BOTTLES WANTED

We will pay one cent each for pop
bottles or any other bottle we can use.
Bring them to the pop factory.
NJ l.. PARADISE.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

The farmers of Sheldon vicinity
will hold meeting Saturday evening
at the schoolhouse. The meeting is
called for S o'clock and farm subjects
will be discussed. We believe Sheldon
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

o. c. Cox the champion checker
player of Sheldon. issued challenge
To all Corners for Il game just to show
That he is the real champ. II. Hubert,
who is some checker player himself.
has accepted the challenge and Il game
will he arranged for the near future
when the depot agent will have to put
up game fight to defend his laurels
and hold his title.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

Il. Hubert, who is known around
Sheldon as everybody's friend. came
10 Sheldon eight years ago and en-
gagged in the land and logging business.
Three years later he moved to Sheldon
for good. He is still buying and sell
ing land and does some logging. He
had sixteen 40-acre tracts and sold ten
0f them The remaining 240 acres he
is improving. He has 100000 feet of
logs to cut yet on the land he owns.
The prices he is getting for logs this
winter are much higher than ever be-
fore. They are. per thousand as fol-
lows: birch elm. ash. $50; Eastwood,
$40: white oak, SO; red oak, $50.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

H. d. Fish. who owns a Sawmill and
81 .5-horse-poWer engine. is getting
ready TO do the neighborhood saving
near the Weimer farm. where he will
do the work. This is Il big convenience
to the farmers 10 be able to get their
own lumber made in these times of
high prices and is IA privilege enjoyed
Ivy RuSk county men that farmers on
the high priced land don't get chance
at.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13

Ralph Evans moved onto Il wild so
acre tract six miles northeast of Shell
don last September He has erected
Il small house and barn. bought a big
team of oxen and will go right after
the clearing in the spring.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
UNION GRANITE co.
QUARRY ABANDONED
Now Flooded With Water and
Workmen Are Preparing for
Removal of Machinery.

The O. Id Union Granite Company's
quarry on the Brandywine is about done
for. 4 great hole in the earth will prob.
ably save the old place from oblivion. but
so far as operations are concerned IL car
now be stated With reasonable certaiity
that the place is thing of the past
A new concern known rs the Delaware
Granite Con pany has purchased all the
equipment on the place. Men are now
engaged preparing the machinery, ETC., for
removal. The Delaware Con pany has
acquired quarrysng rights at the Balti-
more 4 Ohio railroad and Tally road.
The old machinery at the Union Quarry
will be taken there aud Installed. II con-
sists mostly Of crushers, shafting. puIleys,
etc.
II has been eight or nine years, so il was
stated, since any stone has been taken out
of the Union quarry. but in the 81 years or
more that II was producing heap of gran
ite can't out of there. There is a BLUSH
granite in this place that has had very
good demand and would ypt il it could bc
gotten at Water has flooded the hole
with depth OF more than % feet. This
seems perpetual.
In addition, the development around
the hole has been such that blasting has
been unsafe. There has been talk of the
ritv or county running bridge across the
Brandywine at this point and steering it
straight over the quarry hole.
Many buildings in Wilmington have in
their foundations, stone from this old
quarry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
BECAME BILIOUS
AND SPIT UP HER
FOOD AFTER MEAL
Grew Thin--Had Bad ccior~.
Because Nervous
TOOK HyPo.coD

u would eat . meal but h
wouIdn' !, dises, rish, and pretty
soon gas would begin to form and
up II would come with . part cf
the food ! had eaten along with
IT, became nervous as days were
on and my stomach became no bet.
ter. and pretty soon ] became
thin and weak and lost my
healthy eolor l surely fek badly
Nights ] would wake up all Of
sudden aud jump like I was going
TO be killed. II surely upset my
nerves aud ] got very little rest
Ny husband. without saving .
word, brought home a bottle Of
Hypo-Cod one night and said for
me to take il. which ] did and I've
taken three bottles Of this splen.
did preparation now. II Is just
fine. Friends tell me I am look
ins 20 much better. think ! An gsla-
ing tn weight too snd I'm fun ~
energy and vitality. sle~r nicely.
doat spit sp my feot, eat shat ! ~snf
and have q spien6id spr~tits That
10 Why ] tell everybody Who has stons.
aeh or Indigestion trruhle 70 tahs
lEyre-Cod u Is grad declared Mrs.
n. Dryden. who has reslded all her
life In DAYTON. Ohio. and 10 known sli
over the city. She resides In the beau
tifsl horie Al ieia Carlisle Ave. vheA
they own.
Thousands have taken the advice ~
given In fAe article on the left and by
short trrstmenf at home have rt5
Themselves OF such stomach ana fndi.
Fest.on tropsies and 10 q few days feis
Immensely better in every why. Won't
you como down to the store tonlGht
and get couple hottiesr Note We
prepay large bottle OF the eeauiee any.
where on receips OF price
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
1T HELPED MY
STOMACH IN 4
WONDERFUL WAY
Blcating. Gassy Spells,
Stomach Trouble Made
Me- Sick
ryPo.cop GAVE =
NE QUICK RELIEF
NE QUICK RELIEF

n feel more like myself and
hike q man ough, to feel than
have fel; in q long time and wan,
to say that Hypo-Cod in my opin
ion is the thing for stomach
trouble" declared Nr c. + Nc.
clin,ock. 4l9 S. Jefferson ST.,
DAYTON. O
II was suffering from stomach
trouble and had been for o hong
time | wss worn cut with u ard
mighty nervous, too. II bad me
sll upset. would eat . meal and
sometimes n wouldn't stay down
right. Other times gas would
form down there and I'd have
bad belehine and bloated spells,
Seemed like no matter what | ate
il would disagree with me. ]
took other medicines but when ]
started taking Hypo-Coa ! got on
the right track, My appetite is
better too and ] have more energy
can eat anything you mention or want
At meal time with no had results 81
all continued Mr.. McCiinsocs. whose
address for easy ssri6cAtion 10 given
above
The statements q q couple mors
PEOPLE are p-3ted on the rish, and
stu more below snd all bear out tae
claim that the easy way aEd quick
~ay 10 get rid Of stomach. Indigestion
or kindred troubles ls TO lrst strength
en- your systen--then tet nature In
her cSn way throw CT such trou5ies
Nature can do Il and keep you well all
the year round ~ you viii give her 6
little strength creating tonic and build
yourself Up whom weak and rundown
II brings back the color. appetite
digestion. rich red blood. steady
| nerves. sound sioep and mighty soor
you are feeling ike you should
strong. vigorous and fun Of reserve
vitality and disease resisting power
according to thousands OF users. doc
orr. druggists and chemists Arh
, about II ~ the store tsnlgnt. See
formula upon each bottle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
STOMACH GAVE HER AWFUL
CRAMPS AND HEADACHES

bother me any more and | have
picked up wonderfully. ] feel Sc
much better. lean eat hearty and
before il Id eat a few mouthfula
] would begin to cranp and the
perspira,ion would break out On q,
face and I'D nearly die OF pains for
IN hour or more There used to es
sort Of weight on my left side In
side my stomach but II don't bother
me DOW. so you see I'm better 10 every
way declared Mrs. Mamie Roy. for
merry OF Kentucky. but for the past
four years . resident OF Dayton. Ohio
They reside In ore Of DayLon's pre,ti
ct sections. Is Holt ST. and are en-
u Elastic endorsers OF Eypo-C Cod
Come down and get q couple bottles
with q free box CT E1rle's SOS Take
them home and start on by tzkIng q
couple tablets and tablespoonful ol
Eypo-cod tssore going 10 led Theu
tomorrow morning follow. directions
How quick Il does the work ID told b.
Ars Roy and s1orsp OF others In this
city who praise Earls's HypoCcd te
the sky as q system builder
II 10 q much more powerful pAIst
able aud effective nutrtsnt. digestive
reconstrpeuye tonic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
HAD STOMACH TROUBLE FIVE
YEARS; HYP0-C0D RELIEVED It

way and ! just couldu Z be cheer,
ful and happy like other folks. II
seemed like the sun didn't shine
q; all was 30 depressed. But one
day I noticed tho ads in the paper
about Earie's Hypo-Cod and I nad~ Up
my mind that everybody wouldn't bs
proisins Il unless II had merit. 90
got . bottle and honestly II sAs The
bost si.aS ! ever Invested. Why to me
II changed the Whale world bAgas
picking up and taxing on new life and
ny old troubles vanished away like .
Piitsbu-gh fog does whom the sun
comes out stronx. Ny nerves began
70 grow stronger snd to Hypo-Cod !
owe many thanks" ecni:nued Mrs
Ernozt- whose address Ia given above
Many people have thought that
when n. stomach broke tosn II
caused all the other disorders SO often
mentioned In connection with Il. but
the real facts ere-your whole system
becomes weakened and goes TO pieces
all at once Headaches. nervousness.
ioee OF weight And strength. pains,
palior and the whole system goes
vrons-2uiId yourself up and back
comes life. health. vtxor and reserve
force, You'll be delighted with
Earic's Hypo-Cod. Read what stiis
others say about Earie's Hyps-co<
above.
No,e.-oisnoe at the picture OF the
genuine Earie's HypoCod carton
shown tust below. Il 10 orange col
ored Insist on The genuine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
IT'S EASY TO STOP INDIGESTION
AND STOMACH TROUBLE THIS Way
STOMACH TROUBLE
EASY TO RELIEVE
Just Follow Advice Of This Lady
Who Had II Bad 3 Year,
SHE DIDN'T BELIxvH
WHAT THE ADS SAID

n had read what they were
claiming in the papers about
Hypo-Cod but | didn't believe il.
| jus, couidn Z believe II would do
the things claimed. although ! wss
suffering untold misery from q
very bad case Of stomach and
nervous indigestion trouble which
I'D had for three solid years. In
fact I had become despondent
wondering II I'd ever find relief.
| never had any peace after .
meal. Then cousin Of mine
bough, a bottle for her son, and
one day she got TO telling ne Of
the wonders il had done. 40 be-
esuse knew she was responsible
and worth believing. I made up
ny mind 10 try u and ro~ I Wish \
had taken u months before II Il TN
possible Tor me 10 fEd worda With
which 20 express my grstisrce Hon.
eatiy ] eAnnos say enough Tor Il be.
cause Il really ard truly cst bring me
relief from the troubles With which I
suffered those long weary three yesrs
Ny advice new---is eont hesitate bet
80 rifht down and get Hrpo-cod and
a couple bottles slii shov you won
dsrful results. I never feel distressed
after eating ard sleep without effort.
u made me stronger and better all
over and that weary tired depressed
feeling tisarreares." declared Mira
Jennie Cover. "a Martin ST.. Seunxs.
town. O.
Read what another rssr aAys about
this superb preparation ThAs cons
down and get bottle tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
DONATION FAY A SUCCESS.
Home For the Aged Benis elary Yesterday
of Many OHerinQa.

Yesterdays donations brought hap
pincss at tho Home for the Aged yester-
day. Many more are expected during tho
coming week. Mrs. Charlfs +. Wollaston,
president Of the board Ct managers, wns
Immensely pleased with the success oi
this donation day. She stated number Of
sizabla checks came in and a large guam
tiiy cf groceries besides.
The public WAS welcomed at this home
hike place, and all were invited with n
home-like hospitality to tea in the
afternoon. One thing about this institu-
ton is that il savers more Of the home.
Its furnishings fixtures and general en-
vironment all lend themselves to this
aspect. For INSTANCE. the dining room has
large oak buffet and pretty china-warc
just like one would expect in homes.
The kitchen is a model Of clean Illness and
the rooms nre immaculate. The eldest
inmate is Miss Sarah Hayes. She is in her
Ger { nnial year, having passed her a9th
birthday. She seems still in good health.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
0As Formed So Bad Amos
emcthesed Ny Heart
NEVER YELT GOOD
LIKE OTHER YoLKS

II suffered five years with III,
worst kind Of stomach trouble and
! know if there 10 another woman
who suffers as l did. she will bs
glad 10 know how TO get well and
if she will do like did, I'm sure
abe will. for Earle's Hypo-Cod i.
wonderful" declared Mrs. PER-,
Ernest. 2io w Wood ST. youngs
town, o.
For FIVE years ] suffered no
body knows how severely Pain,
that were unbearable bore ms
down. Everything | ate seemed
to form righ, into gas and if act
ually felt som mes like
couldn breathe and that ny
heart would be smothered. Addee
10 this stomach trouble ] had
bowel trouble. | couldnt est ol
sleep. II affected me in ever,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
Tea st Friends School.

A tea will be given in tho gymnasium OF
Friends School next Saturday to raisc
funds for tho orphanago in the Lebanon
Valley, Syria, founded and conducted
by Daniel Oliver 1t has been supported
by American and Enlish Friends for the
last 30 years and remains in their charge.
The affair will be given by Mrs. Hershel
school Tho teachers will assist Somo
attractive features have been arranged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
MAY REDUCE ACTIVITIES.
Com munity Service Must Have More
Money TO Continue Work.

Some departments Of the Wilmington
Community Service will be discontinued
March 81 unless material increase is
made in the funds Of the association In the
meantime. This announcement followed
a me, ting Of the executive committee ycs-
terday by the chairman, John +. Nields.
Tie Travellers Aid and Information
bureaus will he discontinued in the event
Of financial disappointment
The society has on hand SS, ,d26 62 ns a
result of the recent campaign with pledges
maturing this month amounting 10 some
thing over $4,000. The Travellers Aid
alone requires over $4,000 q year for
operating expenses.
1--WE feel that the city's resources have
not bean torchcd," said MIR. Nirlds. ''but
ample opportunity will be given during
March for the public TO decide whether il
wishes the Community Service in all its
branches in this city"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
THIS Is THE WAY

Build I'D your disease resisting
sftalhy and rscuperative powers with
. good tonic Put yourself Ia vieor'
Gus. robust state of health That 10
what you do Hter. sickness has sappeo
you, strength and destroyed your sp
petite su6 digestioel just as soon as
rsture eets another foothoid and .
It'll. reserve energy stored up she
sill drive out your stomach troubles
Ike magic. So instead Of noukeyfng
with your stouacb--go deeper 70 the
csuse-xAke 9 tonic and io< nature
thro~ oe s1ch troubles like she Esoc
10 vben you were full OF youthful
vigor In the days gone BY Nature
way is an inini,abse, unbeatable way
more thorough and really permanent
!: doesn't take long with this aew re-
constructive tonic which we are rec
ommenoing now and known as Earle Q
hypo-Coo Just read bo~ II doss the
work iu the articles on the right.
WHAT The man says and the woman
SAYS liz the testimonials on the right
prove u 10 the practical way TO get
real relief You'll be delighted
Ezrle's Hypo-Cod Is the fooie 10
t4ke--ii contains the finest tnereot
enis Syrup OF Hypophosphites, Malt.
Iron. extra Ssiec. sherry wine. WIG
cherry bark and exiracuyes from pure
cod liver oil II is so nice 10 tage
children love # IL agrees perfeetiy
Siih the most delicate stomach
The chemist has removed the oia
fashioned oily nauseat.ng coo liver OF
taste
Read what they say and how quick
iy and thoroughly Hy5oCod Goes the
work-Taen come down TO the cruz
s,orv tonight and ask ahoot free SOC
tss OF Earles 5ss which we give away
free 70 two bottle purchasers We
prepay large bottle Of the genuine
Esries Hypo-Co6 anywhere upon TO
Csipi OF price. $I.25. piue sc war tax
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
Few Ei0uthfuls Would Cause
Cramps - She Suffered
Terribly
SAYS HYpo- COD
BELIEVED HIR

Nobody knows how ! suffered
with my stomach. II was In aw.
ful shape and when I'd eat I'D
nearly eramp to death with gas
Obi how my head would ache
II made me almost a nervous
wreck too, but I'm feeling fine
now and gladly tell the secret oi
ho.s got rid Of those awful
s, oiaach md nerve troubles
"My druggist said should
take Hypo-Cod and build mysel:
up and he was right. That was
ell / needed for II did me lots OF
COOL The gas and cramps do not
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
OIL STOVE EXPLODED.

Alexander Weiss, 3o5 Shipley street,
probably prevented serious fire at his
home last night when he seized an oil
stove that had exploded and threw it
into the street. The Fame Fire Company
responded 10 still alarm, but the prompt
action OF MIR. Weiss rendered its assistance
unnecessary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
rELIS WHAT 10 DO

You can buy sc-cailed remedies
for such troubles, designed to cure
the trouble, or medicine to hclr
the weakened stomach do It's
work from day TO day but such
treatments are naturally temper.
sry Affairs. Or. you can just wait
Tor nature TO drive GU, the trouble
and die; and otherwise keep from
suffering in the meantime.
The best way is natures way
Nature cures when science fails
The creator gave US the power 10
ward of and drive out such
troubles and nature does il for
young folks every day AS ve
grow older. however, our systems
become weakened from modern
excescx AL! OF a sudden instead
OF driving cut the troubles ss
usual. your system clogs up
Maybe IL takes nature whole day
to get rid of IL. While deranged
you get no nourishment. Perhaps
month later you clog up and the
stomach falters again and gradual.
iy the process of stopping. start.
ing and weakening. the system
becomes rundown until finally il
seems like the stomach is never
working right. Your recuperativs
powers are gone. you grow thin
oyspeptic. nervous and baa-YouF "
Get. weakened condition provides pi
nourishr1enf for work or play. ruuci
less to drive out sickness or stomach
NVc,,k}oS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
BILIOUS, GASSY SPELLS. PAINS, HEADACHES, LOSS
OF SLEEP, APPETITE AND WEIGHT DUE
TO STOMACH RELIEVED
NATURES WAY CURES PERMANENT
Writer Gives Examples Of
How It's Done-Says
It's Easy
COMMON SENSE
PRACTICAL WAY

When . persons food doesn !
digest right and lays in the
stomach like a lump Of lead Ter.
rnentins and creating foul gases
bad breath and 4 bloated condi.
tion, j, is no wonder people get nc
good from focd they eat, and grow
thin. pale, nervous. headschy and
weak
; Constipation. shortpesa o!
breath. loss of appetite. restless
nights. wild dreams and pains re-
sult--Catarrh Of stomach. Gas.
trisis. Acute Indigestion and kin.
dred troubles usually follow