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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17
Montezuma Re-eIccts Board Members

MOntezuma Re-eICcts Board Members.
Montezuma, Kan. April It's. H.
Mite and John o. Deeds. incum bent
members of the Montezuma consoli-
dated school, were reelected at the
annual school meeting held Fridy. Mr..
Deeds, as treasurer, was unanimously
reelected and Mr.. Mite won over ].
w. McReynolds for director by a vote
of 40 to 81. The school voted a bud
get of $4,000 for the coming school
year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17
Expect Auto Raccr,s Bodx Tonight.

Wichita, Kan, April 1.-THE body
OF Joe Montgomery. 26, Wichita auto
mobile racer. is expected to arrive
here late tonight Montgomery was
instantly killed at the Cushing. Okla.
Easter races when his car threw a
front wheel and turned over three
times in a trial spin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17

Arkansas City. April 1.-THE min
isteriaI association of this city at the
weekly meeting this morning adopted
resolutions against the exhibition of
the Arbuckie pictures in this city.
Twelve local ministers belong to the
associa ton
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17

Kansas City, April 17.-Frank H.
CroweH was sworn in as mayor of
Kansas City today. He was elected on
the Democratic ticket early this month
by plurality of 10000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17
SEE RADIO RECEIVING SET

Mere 1t Is, FeIlers, Right In The
State journal Window, Built Ac-
cording TO The State Journals
PIans-Total Cost Is Less Than
Five Dollars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17
BASEBALL IS WINNING FAVOR.
Record National League Crowd
Watches Game Sunday at st. Louis.

Watches Game Sunday at st. Louis.
ST. Louis, April IA record Ma
tional league crowd here of 25, 900 fans
witnessed yesterdays game, it was
announced today.
The previous record crowd was in
1914. The record for any game here
was established last week when the
Cardinals and Browns closed the city
series by playing to $4,000 fans. To-
day was the first ladies' day of the
year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17

New York. April I7.-John McCor-
mack, the tenor, i'll from a serious
throat affection. continued to improve
today, his physicians announced.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17

Parsons Kan. April 17.-Eight
hundred Katy shopmen returned to
work here today. The shops had been
closed for several weeks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17
RUSSIAAND
GERMANY IN
new TREATY

Sign an Agreement All
Their Own for Resumption
of Economic and Diplo-
matte Negotiations, Nulli-
flying the Brest-Litovsk
Pact.
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fContinned on Page Two. J
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17

Nashville, Ill. April 17--This town
is without its electrical supply today
as a result of the cyclone which
struck here last night, demolishing
the power plant and one residence.
No one was hurt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17

Centralia, Ill, April 17.-Reports
that q tornado struck in Walnut Hill.
a town OF 100 people. and in the vii
lage of Shookville shortly after mid
night last night were received here
early this morning. The extent of the
storm was not learned. No reports of
any damage or loss of life were re-
ceived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
RIVER NEWS

The excursion steamer East -. Louis
carried TWO heavy excursions out OF
this city yesterday. The afternoon eN-
rursion carried one Of the largest crowds
ever witnessed Mt the wharf. The even
inc excursion was OF about the same
size The boat will make excursions
out Of this city for the next several
weeks
The new steel wharfboat which IS
scheduled for the local wharf by the
independent Packet company Will ar
rive here and be ready for use about the
middle Of September according 10 an
announcement made SATURDAY Inc
wharf will he the best In these waters
and will no doubt he the pr!d" OF the
rivcrmrn in this district.
Yesterday Boats.
The I.oberty cleared the wharf about
4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon On route
from Pittsburgh to GAINESVILLE.
The Senator Cordll departed about =
o'clock en- route from Charleston {"
! Pitt Sburgh
The regular pool stag" Of min" Tort
was registered ut the wharf yesterday.
Today's Boats.
+ Tho Helen Z. will dock Lat" this oven
| Ing on its regular trip from New Mata-
! moras
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
REV. SAMUEL X. ARBUTHNoT
PREAcHEs ON ENJOYING GODS
RICHES" AT FOURTH
STREET CHURCH
Trust IN the Living God; FIND Out What
Es Plans Are, and Live Ae-
cord1ng TO Them
CsY w. s. srANroN0

Y make no distinction between Sir
oliver Lodge and the Fat. greasy clair
voyant who for fifty cents will peer
into tho future" for YOU. They are both
40 Nl-iNN prr cent frauds" declared Rev.
SamcucI X. NrhuthnOj IN his Sunday
morning sermon AZ Fourth Street NJ. +.
church. The speaker asserted that he
believed CauVs statement. found In
First Corinthians second chapter and
ninth verse that Eye hath not seen.
nor ear heard. neither hath Il entered
into ire heart Of man. the th:nGs which
God hath prepared"
Never" continued Rev. ArhuthUot.
has the Veil OF the unseen world been
pulled aside any farther than was done
when Christ related rho parable Of The
Rich Man and Lazarus"
Or. Arhuthuot. who il engaged In spe-
cisl work at Buckhannon ". Va in ;hr
interest OF MethodIsn. delivered a spl"n-
did address. OF great spiritual and sdu-
cational value. 70 an audience that. IN
spite 81 threatening weather. taxed the
capacity Of the assembly room n Fourth
Street. Enjoying Gods Riches" was
me sermon topic chosen and the text IS
found IN Timothy !. chapter s. verse -:
Charge them that are rich IN this world
that they be not hlghmlnded. nor trust
III uINPE ltlE IltEtS, nut III tAe ~ ne
Cod. who glvath W. richly all things 20
enjoy" Among other things. Or. Ar
buthnot said:
Wrong Choice Illustrated.
"I read 4 story som" years ago OF n
successful business man who had only
his wife to make prov 'sloU Tor. When
he died and his will WAS made known. u
was found that the Investments he had
wllled 20 her were So controlled by law
that his widow was only entitled To the
income from them This inCom" proved
20 be an ample one until 4 change in the
business world swept away all her hold
ingS' The woman. Chacrined and dis
treSsed finally came 70 the aims house.
This came about because OF q WRONG
choice made in former DAYS by one who
Thought ne was acting wisely. In THIS
chapter from which my text Is taken.
ne rind that Paul would do more FOR rs
than this supposed husband did for his
wife Paul recognizes two kinds Of
wealth. material and spiritual and look
Ing beyond this life into the future. he
SAYS. Bid them that are rich that they
De no, hlghmInded' He further tells
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
ESCAPED MAN TO
SERVE TEN YEARS

Harry Milton, escaped convict from
the Moundsville pcnitcntiary. who "aa
caught here Friday By T w. Athey, for
ner assistant captain OF guards, after
wears liberty. following his escape
uIth the prison baseball teams gate re-
ceInts viii now have to serve ten years
In prison.
He was sent up from New Martins
Vile two years ago for robbery and
rtven from two to ten years. He would
have been parolcd in two months for
"qood time" at the time OF his escape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL
TO ADD SEVERAL STORIES

An additional four or five stories viii
be added 10 the Grand Central Hotst
structure and also some rcmodelin8 VIII
be done, according TO Jacob Sentlingers
Jr, local business man. who purchases
the property from E. B. Potts last SAT-
urday. This construction work will be-
gin at the expiration Of the present
lease held by the Singer Bros.
The Grand Central Hotel was erected
in 900 by Mr.. Potts. After purchasing
the Wheeling Hotel. Mr.. Potts leased
the Grand Central 10 the Singer Bros
for a period OF five years. At present
the building contains IS rooms but the
walls will permit additional stories ana
It Is his intention 10 improve the build.
ing considerably. The property has q
10 foot frontage. is eight stories high
and extends back l25 feet. The con-
sideration for the property was approx
mately $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
|Nl|NFR SHOT EARLY YESTERAY
M0RN|NC --ASSA|LANT ESCAPED
BOY DISLOCATES LEG

John Van. Is year old son Of Mr.
and Mrs Nicholas Yah, Of Barton. IS
confined IA the North Wheeling hos
pital suffering with a dislocation OF the
left leg rs result or having fallen
from tho grandstand while witnessing
m. Stein 4. C.-Barton A. G. game yes
tcrlay afternoon.
The injured law was brought 70 the
Hospital at 4 o'clock and we reported as
resting easy last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
He'll Worse Than This picture

"Nhrn the rich man saw t'"""' ~,
y. asked Abraham >" send MIN Over WI,
, drop Of water You may say ms -
firurative lrnEuar" say /" N"" ',''
tho figure il never Is strong AZ Wv
original Abraham SAYS. son
her that thou In thy lifetime ''C"'N'"N
thv god things. and hke"'S' i'H" "' VI
evil thtugS-hut now ne - '"'h''! ,'T,
I'D mon ora tormcutcd clos" with
,r. cstah'ishmcnt Of Gods stand. not
ocains, wealth. but aEaInS; strust IN
the uncertainty Of riches when E""
med wealth the most. you'll find your ,
self poor. Trust in the Living GOD I'M"
ON, what HIS plans arc. and Nv" accord
ing ia them Love and trust Him WIN"
cjv.th us rithly all things I" ENJOY.
Amen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

weeks. his where about being unkno"a
TO friends and relatives.
A search, extending into several
states. is being made in an effort 70
locate the missing man. MI. Ritter
lived al NO a3i Main street and was
In good health at tho time OF his dis
arpearancp. He Is about 81 years or
age. about SIX feet tall and OF pleasing
appearance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

Earn al! you can'-Save all you ca"
tDonts burn too much gas. thous u
Give ali YOU can Wesley had the nan
ding Of seven and one-haIf h'.''',
pounds sterling. and left. "heh ne u'' a.
rortuDe ~ consisting Of about ~
rounds. and a silver teapot. knife 'orR
and spoon. Before Andrew Carnee.'
was ever dreamed Of Wesley had 'ausn
and excmplitied that Il was "A oiss
10 die rich Was Jesus right wnen lie
told up OF the rich farmer? This 'hHt
had had n bumper crop: his barns "er"
full from floor 10 ridge pole. he con
Guided TO tear down his barns. eulIn hls i.
ger ones. and say. Soul take thlne eHss,
Christ says. Thou fool when lie rev
to a man VIII" imagines his soul ca" 80
down and look AS barns rui! OF $50 49,,
III. ,tya IN . q harvard II all weNe
GO, "a money check books stocks or
bonds we're going t" find ourselves
very poor som. day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
Sir oliver q Fake.

"I make no distinction between 80
oliver Lodge and the fat, greaS! can
yovapt who for fifty cents WILL peer
into the future FOR You. TheN are potn
90 I4-lOO per cent frauds. Coo mas NV
revealed the spirit world I" him %, "
anyon. else. Paul tells us th"' EEe
hath not seen, or ear heard. nel'he'
hath II entered int" The heart OF man.
ne things which God hath prepared
and believe what Paul says. y" U'I'
has over nut across any connection w
twee, the spirit world and w. ''H"'
hos given us the only light on he"N'N
ubar He pulls aside the we'll IN tue P''
obi, q, The Rich Man ana l.aE't Us
IIa nIctures TO US heaven and mel" i.'
sho,,. us tn. uncertainty or wca'"'
,rber one has riches and nothing ''S''
Tho rIrh man we are told Jared S""'P
,ror.Iy.' he was right up 10 the m'nu'''
10 boI music, with his meals. he'o
,yos only one Nv in his pot OF "ln'"r,'
the hegKar. Lazarus. VII" was "i,'
sirl, ruu Of sores and gencrAIN ''P"'
eiye lacking The a"Sth"NE n"'"'
,h, ricb man was repealed 10y Nu'h d"
ohtsc, a. Lazarus The eternal Nertl''*
,unrtroted nv this parahl" show nS 'n"'
,bs rIcb man WAS poor and that i-H|'' =
n.as rich The rich man VAS IN h'I' "''
hacausch. was rich. hut h""auS" ne
trusted in uncertain ri'h'H 80
now in torment. just ""P"N''' 80
oar,hlv condition. Lazarus was IN ~" u
cxnerl,rcing icy, felicity ana happiness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
CHARLES RITTER MISSING

charles Ritter. formerly with the
Eitrcr-Smlth Motor company and later
with the Mountain State Motors Cor
rortation. has been missing for several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
CLA|RvOYANTS AND SIR OLIVER
LODGE ARE FRAUDS SAYS PASTOR

Timothy that Love Of money Is the
root OF all evil He then puts post
script 10 hts letter. reopens his discus
sion and again SAYS. Bid them that
are rich that they be not highm'nded
Radicals Take wrong View.
What Is Paul trying TO teach Tim
Othv and u.s. The blatant. flannel
mouthcd radicals say that he inveighs
against the accumulation Of wealth. out
| do not get this view at all. do not
despiSs earthly riches even though |
know the allurcment OF getting and hold
Ing God put this instinct into man
and Il can therefore be used 70 the glory
Of God do not say We are to 'drind
down the faces OF the poor In our &C
QUESTION Of wealth. however. There are
some who hay" become possessed of
great wealth who have blessed the world
and Will go on to greater successes.
10 not believe In the exclusion OF the
material as shown by religious orders In
the middle ages when they enclosed
themselves IN mouaslCrics. surrounded
by high walls Tho devil doesn't mind
nor fear these things. raul'S idea Is
summed up IN my text. when he advises
not 70 Shun but to not put our trust IN
material things. \ part Of this chapter
Is often read at burial serviCes--'IHor we
NFOukut nblutUe llNN Nil1S WV ~ S'''' -
IL certain we can carry nothing out
This reminds us OF the small town story
about the rich Mt Brown. who passed
away. and The reply Of the village wag
when asked what Mr. Brown left. when
he said He left everything"
When the Soul L. Released.
All Of uS will leave everything when
he sCaftoId!nS we call the body IS torn
down as God speaks the disSolNing
word. and the soul released stands
naked In the presence OF the Creator.
Material power Is forever gone. Men
who have made 'summum h"num or
wealth. power. and business ar socia!
prestige will find these rs worthless as
go much trash When John the E"N"la-
tor tells uS Of heaven. hr mentions
streets Of gold Are we going :" walk
on them Nou ask look ont over this
congregations and see pins rings. brace
let's and other ornaments OF gold TINS
means that while gold IS on" or the
most precious metals OF rarth's metals
that We can afford Il. The R"velator
nuts gold under the feet 90 those who
walk the streets Of heaven Vet. this
metal for which men have d'Hd. ana
lied and sold their souls is paving ma
,eri1I in heaven tn" thing n greatest
value on earth is only the beginning or
the foundation of heaven
Love Of Money.
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Dearest" she murmured. I'm 20
afraid you'll change"
"Darling." he answered, you'll never
find any change about me
Which was painfully true
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28

The Greek philosopher. Plato rejected
tho belief that III" soul was FapoF
like duplicate Of III body.
, 1922-11-03
TELEGRAM MS.
ST. CROIX STATION

O1s O4GO4xA O4444O4N
Rome, Oct. Both. The refusal of Sig
nor Salandra to form a ministry, caused
King Victor Emmanuel to call upon DR..
Mussolini, the Fascist leader, to as
sumo the task.
Milan, Oct. 3Oth.-One hundred nation
alists raided and ransacked the office of
the newspaper "Secolo" early this morn,
ing and destroyed the machines.
London, Oct, Both. According to a
despatch from Rome Signor Stefani, the
director of railways in that city, has an
nounced the resumption IF railway traffic,
which had been suspended by order of
the military authorities. Indications in
British official dispatches from Italy are
to the effect that the Fascist movement
is proceeding peacefully and that up to
the present theFascisti have proved them
selves we'll disciplined.
Toxic, Oct. Both. That Vladivostok had
been made the Capital of the Amur pro-
vince and would be governed by a revolu-
tionary committee was officially announc
ed here today. Among the items of poll
cy announced is that OF rehabilitation
with regard to private property owners.
Boston, Mass. Oct. 30th.-Secretary
Hughes tonight delivered an address out
lining a foreign policy of h%elpfulness and
good understanding, without entangle-
, 1922-11-03

Justice; Gentilo (Democrat), Education;
Capitanio (FascistD Agriculture; Car
nazzo (Nationalist), Public Works; Cesara
(Nationalist), Posts and Telegraphs;
G~avazzoni (Catholic), Social welfare,
Berlin, Oct. st.-ChancellOr Wirth
at moor received the members of the
Preparations Commission and said that he
took great pleasure in welcoming M.
Barthou as the new President. The
Chancellor cOmplimented the Commits
sioners on having succeeded in bring
ing creditors and debtors together. At
ter having alluded to the changes.
which had taken pIa~e in Germany since
the demands of the committee on guara-
tee in Jane, he declared that the cOuI try
was entering a winter Of pyiyations and
cold because Of a shortage Of fOOdstuffs
and coal. According to him, the stabili-
ty of the mark is the chief solution, as
from it, financial equilibrium would re-
suit and that immediate action alone
could save the situation and the prOduc-
tive capacity of Germany. NJ. Barthou
in reply to the Chancellor explained the
reasons, which inspired the Preparations
Commission tC enter into negotiations
with the German Government and added
that he appreciated all the more the
words of the Chancellor, coming as they
did from a person so we'll Qualltled to
speak in the name of Germany. The
Commission held its first meeting this
evening.
Paris, October 31st. The Repara,ions
Commission announces that on tthe eight
of November it will sell by auction in its
offices 143, 991 ordinary shares and $40
title-deeds of the railways of Lombardy
transferred to the commission by the
German Government in accordance with
article 260 of the Versailles Treaty. Only
citizens of the allied countries and the
United States will be allowed to make
offers.
Rome, Oct. 3lst. The high command
of the Fascist today ordered the demob-
i~lization of that body and numerous mem
bers will return to their homes after a
patriotic demonstration which will take
place this evening. According to semi
official opinion today it is considered
that the situation in Italy has become
normal again. The public regard the
settlement Of the disagreement with
much satisfaction. The triumphant en-
try of the Fascist troops into Rome is
regarded as the apotheosls of an@Ita4ian
revolution, accomplished without blood
shed. The Fascist troops, singing their
marching song, proceeded to the tomb of
the unknown soldier, where appropriate
ceremonies were held and then they
marched to the Royal Palace. 1t is estima-
ted that the Fascist, who came to Rome,
, 1922-11-03

eign relations he said, Il contemplate
with special qualification our relations
with the sister republics in this Hemis-
pierre Adding I'VE cherish their indie
pendence. We found Panama and Costa
RIGA about to engage in war and peace
was maintained upon the basis OF an az
birral award by the Chief Justice of the
United States, which both parties agreed
to accept. The treaty with Colombia re-
ceived the assent Of the Senate and has
been ratified" With regard to Mexico
he stated that the feeling of the United
States towards that people was one of
entire friendliness. we deeply regret,
he continued ''the necessity for the alb
sence Of diplomatic relations and We d.
not desire to interfere with the internal
concerns Of Mexico. The profile n is sim
pie and the solution wholly within Maxi
co.'s keeping. He further stated that
with regard to Europe, Presiden, Hard
ing and his advisers were a ways ready
to lend a helping hand where it would
accomplish the greatest good but that
they did not desire to fritter a way the in
fuence Of the United States by interVen-
ton in di5pI1eS that hal their rOO.s in
age Old national riVaIries. "rne free
use of international cooperation dies not
mean that we should embroil ourselves
III controversies not involving Our WI
interest"
Carnarvon, Wales. Oct. Both In CRATE
full recognition of his war work, the
CarnarvOnshire conservatives have deci-
ded not to oppose Mr.. Lloyd George ia
the forthcoming elections upon receiving
his assurance that he will Loyalty serve
under Mr.. Bonar Law, resisting the com
munist attacks.
New York, Oct. 30th.--The Bank of
Montreal today shipped to Canada one
million dollars in gold. making a total of
seventeen millions sent to the Dominion
since the beginning of October. Canadi-
an exchange has been at a premium in
this market for several weeks because
of heavy grain purchases and a CORES
ponding slackening of exports to Cana
da. The United States dollar has been
quoted in Canada at discount of one
eighth to three. sixteenths.
London, Oct. 30th,- A provisional list
of the candidates already in the field in
Great Britain shows 435 Unionists, 100
National Liberals, 300 independent Lib
erals and over 400 Labourites.
Rome, Oct. 30th.-The new Italian
Cabinet headed by DR.. Mussolini was an
nounced this evening. It's makeup is as
follows: DIR. Mussolini, Premier and
Minister for Foreign Affairs; General
Diaz, Minister for War; Vice-Admiral
Thaondi R9vet, Minister of Marine; Elm
audi (Natinnalist), Minister of the Treas
, 1922-11-03

due at FrederIkSted at noon To-Day.
The s. s. "Guiana'';~ -Oected to leave
New York on the 9th i,
of the opportunity # seeing the fine dra-
ma "A Daughter of the Law" last night
at the Chtistiansted Theatre.
The S. S. "Bridgetown" is due at
FrederikTted tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The Creole from St. Thomas arrived
here last evening with mails and pas
sengers.
New York mail by the Raporel boat
Paria was received here yesterday after
noon.
, 1922-11-03
Mails Close
for Saint Thomas by the ''TadOu-
sac' at 500 p. m. today.
LOCAL..

The S. 8. Surinam" for New York is
due at Frederiksted at noon to-day.
, 1922-11-03

The s. 8. ''Guiana'' :
New York on the 9th i,
The Washington herald., 1922-02-05
Billy Wiskers
By FRANCES TREGo MONTGOMERY.

Billy, nicely hidden in his corner.
listened with both ears to all the
kidnappers were saying and he
soon found out something that sur
prised him very much. 1t was this.
The kidnappers had seen Bettina
when they went through the yard
the first times and on talking IL
over. they had decided that being
SO little and having such extra
large eyes, and tremendous ears.
she would be fine for a circus, II
trained a little. and as they could
not find Billy, they had come back
to steal her.
"Oh. ho! So that is your game.
is ft?" thought Billy We'll, 1
hope Bettina has not forgotten how
to kick and that she gives you one
of her high ones when you go to
catch her. Little do you think
that she is already a trained circus
burro. Your conversation proves
that you do not know / am on this
farm, and you only chanced this
way. I'll have some fun tonight
1t is bright moonlight, and when II
shines in at the little left window,
throwing a path of light across the
hay and leaving all the rest of the
loft in total darkness, ! will slowly
rise up out of the depths OF the
hay. stand on my hind legs and
walk slowly toward you. Seeing
my long, white beard, horns and
cloven feet, you will be scared. es-