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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-05-18

Boston and Portland wool firms,
ETC." Here followed the names Of
the men or at least a few OF them,
who were here in Ontario and stayed
here while in the county.
AS a matter of fact the Argus re-
porter was not told where the var
ious clips were bought but the
names of the growers were given, so
far as we knew them, and all Of
them are so we'll known and their
residence also that the credit for the
place where the wool was grown was
thus Indicated.
We did not know that Mr.. Dun
away OF the Malheur County Bank
at Nyssa made the deals Of which
our contemporary complained. We
assumed that these wool buyers
made the deals direct. II we have
done Mr.. Dunaway and his institu-
tion an injustice It was not inten-
tional. And furthermore, our cou-
temporary is reading into our ac-
count statements not there contained
The Argus nowhere claimed that
the sales were made through Ontar-
10 men, and nowhere claimed Nyssa
business men as part OF Ontario
And nowhere did we exceed the linn
it's of journalistic license.
The Argus regrets that its neigh
Dor is offended, but declines to be
abused in matter whore no injury
was done and none was intended.
The Argus has worked and fought
for the Improvement OF roads lead
ing to Nyssa, for the Nyssa- Jordan
Valley highway, for the John Day
Highway leading to Nyssa. AS the
Journal itself once admitted: I'VE
have gravelled street leading
through Nyssa which was secured
by no action Of Nyssa business men,
but by the activity OF the Ontario
Commercial club, or words to that
effect. The Argus had part in
that activity and is proud OF the
fact.
The Argus IL proud OF Malheur
county, and ready and willing to aid
in the advancement OF any section
Of the county. What will help one
section will aid every other part.
.Nyssa can not grow without helping
Ontario; neither can Ontario grow
without helping Nyssa.
There are 30 many big problems OF
development which we can accom-
plish only by united effort that II
seems odd that little things should
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-05-18
THE RECALL NOT JUSTIFIED

The State Of Oregon, that is the
taxpayers, are being put TO an ex-
pense which will run into thousands
OF dollars because of the unjpstlfled
attempt to recall two of the Public
Service commissioners. We say un-
justified because the proponents OF
the recall give as their sole and only
grounds for the attempt, the fact
that the decision of the commission
In the Portland telephone case s;in
the opinion of the would-be recalle-
RS; an unjust one.
IL this were true; and there is
nothing in the record to prove that
Il was; the courts we're and are open
for an appeal from that decision
That Is what the courts are for. The
law makes that provision. The re-
callers manifested their weakness OF
their case by refusing to appeal II
to the courts.
The calling of the recall into SER
vice in this connection is an abuse
Of that weapon. Il is an attempt
to supplant the machinery OF mob
ocracy. II is an attempt to sub
vert justice by an appeal to preju-
dice. Il is unAmerican. The men
who called II into being should be
taught that the weapon that the peo-
pie devised for justlhable recalls
must not be used to promote mere
political panderers into public Office.
In all fairness the men who re-
fused to submit to the orderly pro-
ooedure OF the law should be rebuked
and this can only be done by voting
against the recall OF either one OF
the commissioners.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-05-18
HOW GOMEZ

In a recent issue OF the Gate city
Journal of Nyssa the Argus is taxi
en- to task. The Nyssa Contempo-
rary asserts that the Argus is taking
in too much territory in using the
expression: "ontarlo is Mecca for
wool buyers during week"
This is indeed strange, for a visit
to the hotels Of Ontario will reveal
the fact that the names of a half
dozen prominent wool buyers can be
found on the registers. These wool
buyers remained in Ontario for sew
eral days; at least they made this
their headquarters while in the
county; a natural thing for them to
do. We submit to our contemporary
that this justifies the use OF the
terms OF which II complains.
But the Argus would not deny to
Nyssa one iota OF credit to which II
ls due. The Argus did not say that
the wool was bought in Ontario. or
That IL was Ontario wool. There "
In fact, very little wool grown in
Ontario; the city IL not sheep
range, nor Is II pasture lot.
Neither Is Nyssa, 80 we feel that the
Nyssa paper ought not to object to
the story which started with this
statement:
NEARLY a half million pounds OF
MALHEUR COUNTY WOOL was
sold during the past week at prices
varying from 80 to 35 cents per
pound"
Tho fact that the buyers referred
TO stayed here in Ontario and drove
TO Nyssa. TO Vale and other sections
OF the county. we believe justlnos
tho statement which follows:
"All week Ontario has been the
center OF a wool buying movement
with representatives OF numerous
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-05-18

be permitted to create chickering's
that might endanger the larger OBJ
jects. We trust that our neighbor
will view the matter in this light.
and we hope that It will read again
our story of the wool sales and note
the error It has made in its interpre-
tration thereof.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-05-18

Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Judd spent
Sunday with Mr.. Judds parents at
Parma.
Mrs. Walter Nichols and Miss
Florence Bach left on Fridays train
for visit with Mrs. Nichols moth
or, Mrs. Patterson. who has been
quite III at her home at Emmett.
Several boys from the Kolony at
tended the ball game at Nyssa Sun
day afternoon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-05-18

LOST-English bull dog, brown In
color, white stripe in forehead.
Has on State License collar. @. 8.
Johnson.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-05-18
Slkenwhite Enamel

Silksauhiis EAaHsl
pro1uess a hsh. heaati'
nj sthh on Woeduerk
ana faTaituTs. fls~s
oat saOotkly and does
no, sho1 brush maIks.
PToiuoes a mirfot smooth
sariaes. Stays White and
ueaTs long. Cloas whiie,
soul Gloss wAits aad 3
eSl0lA
We also naks Dseorsi
Vsraish StaiHs. An.PuI.
pose NaFnishss. Rubber
EamanN ElaQr lainl.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-05-18

Wsshsbis Wall IinisA. Fiiissn for ,Floors vsf.
uish, FullsrwsaE vsruish, Floor waH, Auis
EAAasl, fuller's Hot Mater Wall naish lkak
ssmiasl. Porch snd Step Paiai. AAd PloNkkh
WHITE LEAD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
of This Parish

w p Maxwell is one or those noNeF
,e,s who II they have the rleut "'".'
rial, produce astontshinsly good oooNs
TIM trouble la, of course that N"o1
material Is very variable. NO ono rh'
wri,s n novel year and always nave
,tforuIv GOOD product. But Max
-,..II has written several novels OF very
n,gh rank indeed One was IN COZ luN
Wool, Another was MRS. THOMP-
cr,N His greatest novel has been. ana
viii nerhaps remain. THE DEVILS
GARDEN. Here he had theme really
majestic and universal worthy OF
THOMAS Hardy or Dickens or Toistny or
eny novels, who lives or ever hNe''
S;nce THE DEVILS GARDEN MI
MAXWELL has busted himself with Sow
oral rather ordinary books: but now
n, las, and again. he has achieved 4
novel of very big size and power II
was merely case of waiting to dig
cover the right material: when he tound
II, he knew what to do with y.
SPINSTER OF THIS PARISH shows
Tho same rare constructive skill Whlcn
made the effectiveness OF THE DEVIL .
GARDEN. The story opens with a
scens between Miss Fer!nder. the SPIN
s,er, and a young girl who Is hent upon
running off with her actor lover. MISS
Emphllnh Nerinder peEsudueS VAC 80 =
to stop and think It over OIL ne
girl finally says: But. dear MISS YER
fnde- perhaps you don't know no" what
INA passions are" Miss NeT!nder re-
NV IS ge.tl. Why should You as
sums that SIRE asks.
Then we drop back t"enty-f!T. years
~ g, and as ire straae" story .: Err
nal,re Ve-!ndA- ~ put hAtors US. We
see the .ronical ana foolish nature ~
the girl Mildred's remark. MISS Yer
inder, until she me, the famous eTnior-
.r Anthony pvhe. lived peaceful tx
Is,erce IN a quiet England. Sh" looked
forward in a ha2y way To a "Sat'Siact
DRY" marriage. The explorer burst into
nor HE with the effect Of bomb In Il
china shop She loved him. and she
could not marry him. He was tied to a
w,ts who was a hopeless lunatic in a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Pen-P DIN IS
Here It is. THE STAG COOK BOOK

Here It is. THE STAG COOK BOOK
srTritten." The title page tells us. 'for
men BY men Collected and compiled by
C. Mac Sheridan" No NOT N3cSher.-
dan: Mac sheridan. The Mac" i turns
out. Is his middle name. Hes the nus
band OF Margaret SarEs,er and ne has
spen. part O: his time OF late years n
asking famous men their favo:t,e dishes
and how them cooked en-.
The results have made th!s book. pub
!!shed BY Doran Certainly an ou:-o:-
ths-usual book P-es,dsr. Harding, VII
liam Jennings S-van. O:!s skinner. bust
ness men scientists AID 50 forth have
all contributed Some 90 the dsscr!p-
tons % :he wav % cook \ mans carnr-
Ste dish Will ascocish ne housewife The
te-rinolosv IS IooSA. William Allen
White 6oAs2'. measure things eNsc'.Y
by the tablespoonful Tol gather ira.
old Bill just throws In a quantity 81 this
ard enough 81 thac SOS the Taste 10
right and then sloshes around the In
gradients mill the mixture IS stiff
enough or otherwise satisfactory. And
wladys,aw Berda. The magazine Illus
traitor. IN unfolding The mysteries OF
some kind Q: Po,.Sr pastry. has to re
sort TO plane geometry.
Fold the pastry OF the line AB Until!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Try This Book This Week

ROUGH FiEwN. by Dorothy Can
field
This - the story OF the youth II
Nealc and Martse. and will especially
interest readers OF THE SRI INNING
CUP. which dealt with them In thc!r
middle age. Published BY Harcouit
. Brace & Co.
OR
THE STORY OF CTOrIAS. by
Lewis MumFord.
First hal: of hook deScr th"S the
ideal communities that hsN" been
dreamed Of. the second halt tells
what was wrong with them, F"h-
l!shed by Rcri & I.ivertEht.
OR
THE STAG COOK BOOK. by C y
sheridan.
A mans conE book. compiled ny
men-Tamrus usH our wives vii
have forty fits over some 90 the re-
cipes, but there are some that rep
resent t!ptop cookNrr. too. Publish
ed by George II. no-ar 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
READIN' AND WR1TlN
PLEASANT TALKS ABOUT BOOKS AND
AUTHORS
EDITED BY GRANT OvERTON
EDITED BY GRANT OvERTON

the point D lies over e, SAYS Benea. or
words 70 thai effect. This sounds a"-
fully complicated. but az least - is ee'-
ter than Instructions TO beat mixture
like the devil" How do we know what
the would do TO II" There are weird
recipes in the book and some very
choicely- guarded culinary secrets. real
neutrality-suspicious. special dishes from
the famous cuisine of india House. the
downtown New York club famed for its
table The French Ambassador presents
his compliments and hecS 10 state that
IN his opinion rorhsaC j. more 81 .uhr:-
Gus than 4 salad ot rat!SheS. Well
p'raps not. Eut the great surprise. :"
us. was IN William Jsniuc SrNans con
trtbution. W. J. 4. declared a. his faT'
crite dish. French fried onions. he &c
qutred the taste and haht down south.
he says No tells how to cook French
friend onions out ne h"SIe' :"
20 tell how TO disguise YOUR breath :"
as 70 &c. away with them. For wears
and wears W J. r Tough, rum. Rum
and it's tellta,e breath. And now here
he is. melting the world 10 cook and eat
French fried onions, oh, man
The STAG Cook Book ought 20 do we'll.
II contains mary campfire recipes that
outdoor men will welcome. II contains
a lnr OF dishes any man can COOK. EMS
clubhouses and other clubs will wan. a
COPY. Women will be interested m
wha, men have accomplished toward
seif-feed!rc. And then. the book IS one
long Intermittent laugh.
We appreciate laughs. Laughs are
TO. 700 plentiful. this autumn. just
as we get ready 70 have good laugh
A. something IN a hook--ieorSe r BA0-
bit, IN one Of his antics. for example
along comes the parce. post man ana
opens the -ont door and hurts in. win
quite unnecessary bang. another eook
y scares Us Suppose the ne~ book con-
,ained dyna mi,e--as. according 20 some
readers. some Of the new hooks Go We
hsve TO wish 20 furnish paragraph
-or the obituary column IN the news
napers Just think Of picking W your
paper some morning ard turning cheer
<uIly 20 the deaths a.! marriages. as
YOU do ar breakfast. ana reading: Fa-
tally wounded by an advance copy o.
Sfort,nne- GRANTEES new novel. Cuspioor.
the well known book reviewer John J.
Penhoider was removed last evening
20 The hospital for the Suddenly AZ
rIcted where doctors diagnosed ms
injuries as c6ncusSlon Of the brain arc
AQUA .motioralitic. He died within the
hour. having !apsed into a state OF
coma or serat-colon without resain!ag
consciousness long enough 20 tdentifY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

his assa.lant The police sent out an
alarm Cor book with a purple JACKIE,
which resulted in the identification OF
Cvspdor as the agency Of Mr.. Pen
holders death. The author was hHid at
he Central roltrp station on charge
Of maus.augHter.
Wouldn't you fec! badly 70 road some
thing like that? We'll SAY
you would. anyway.
Todav's psrc.l post assaults included
The Msa Who Lived n Shoe. by Her
~ JaNoes Forman ,LAttle E:ow5p.
Young Peoples Pride. By S'ephs@ W,
csr. Pern, lHo,D ard Tha HOUSE O!
piva Swords, bv T~!stran1 TIpn"r
,Do-ar). Mr.. Forrnan move tells now
his dead sisters three children and
mothers helper from an orphan asN!Nn!
cornrla.elv upset Tho rtc Of PandolNh
Sy--d. bachelor nookworm There W'E-
three children And Byrd (aiaS nee
Ranny) was engaged 20 marry Ger'roFe
Raysrd pretty fairly selfish society
girl" Firstrats entertainment WIN
now and then something tina, eoes be
re,.h ,he surface Of mere entertain
ment. this story.
Rcnet's second novel Is a lighter piece
~ work than his The Beginning OF ~
dom. It lacks the poetic and reaIiE
beautiful descriptive passa SeS OF the
nrs, hook. On the other hand. many
nsonle will And II easier reading on tnSt
account. Stephen. as before. Wr''es
about our young people but he seems
actually scared OF the flapper. he mas
a sign up. NO Tapping allowed on '"e
nremises." Henry Raleisht has draw"
enc of his pencil-ske,chy pictures tor
m. Observation-Disclosures on the heach-out
While IL miE,s do tor Scott Fitzeera.a
~ Dorothy Speare novel. 1t does"
suggest BENEFITS story at all. fou"s
pecnIe's Pride Is book that you can
e., ,eIv give to Grandmother. VINO VII!
soy II was quite a lovely story
IN. u,us. Of Five Swords IS pure
roranc. and Very fetching from 'he
start. that moment wheh s,.
old Tho Robin. width her coppery Ours
SO far forgot herself as 10 dance ~ u,s
house Of a stranger. Inc odn1e
TIA sword dance of Scotland anu II
Am. with Two blades she TOOK gov i"
Frorn m. Coloners wall. II so happen
"a that al unheknownst "hi'e-hair-
al ecur. watched The Robin from the
doorway Things began TO happe" I,
o,.e Mr.. Tuprer has written CAPITA!
s.or,; Of the romantic kind
r.. MARCEL postman Is coming up the
III fRusiness Of hssty flight
VAIN PENHOLDER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

z!e last night about $50 O'Clock On
south Market street.
TIE lt,,ie girl was taken 70 the Of
noes o: nearby physician where her
;riur!es were dressed She suffered
bruises and cuts about the head and
body.
TIE accident WAS unavoidable The
Las e:-! had been playing with several
companions % the sidewalk During
one o: the games an argument arose
and the girl vas pushed from the curb.
She fell in froat of the Riggle autono-
NILE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
BENWOOD

The Union high school football team
met defeat for the second time this ssa-
son last Saturday when = fe.I before
Linsly by the score Of so Despite
the overwhelming score. Tho locals play.
ed we'll araIns; their heavier opponents
and displayed considerable pluck.
Bcarcats Win.
The BearCa;s team defeated the i.
VS. in their game Sunday on tn
South Benwood grounds hv the score ~
60. 1t was 4 good contest throughout
and the many fans We're delighted with
the brand OF fOothai. provided.
Council Meeting.
Members % the city council vii NEE:
Thursday evening in II" city building
in their regular business session. The
water question will be the main topic
for discussion. The bridge question VII
also he taken UP.
Council! Is planning 70 purchase no
torCyc!e AVID 70 employ \ 29dlt'ora! 20
Ncernan for the purpose of putting ~
end to the speeding which has t>o""H
q public menace in the past sANera!
months.
work on Same Bars
The stsei department OF VI" NhHehne
steel e. Iron mills Will work on the
saue basis this week as during, Inc
mast week This department has be"n
working steadily 70. tho past several
months. but was shut Gown several
weeks during the coal shortage. II en-
rlovs nearly ooo mon.
Bridge Ncar Completion.
Tho bridge over the MCMeChen run
IA nearing completion. Work has been
progressing rapidly for IN" past sew
eraI weeks and tho Foundation Is no"
4, Th. new bridge Will hH much Wider
,han the old and Will he made Of sohh
concrete. II Will cost ahont s5.hoo.
Mass Meeting.
rbere vii he mass meeting or the
democrats in the hose house on Ma
shall street Tuesday evening ~ Wh',"
time several prominent rit8ena q, IN.
STATE will he present NJ NJ Nee'! ".
~ Fairmon'. Dcmocrat" canu'"a,r ~.
7. G senator. will deliver IN address.
w <.elv is well known here and his
sdd-esa should la Of interest. Ih're
VII also he several addresses ny ln'a
men 4 social hour Will m enjoyed IN
connection with tho meeting.
Renwood Briefs.
NJ md Mrs Edward Wicket OF Pltts'
hurrh returned home after sTeh"'"S
e.,eraI DAYS here visiting friends
Miss cora Wells Of Marshall street
re,urned home after spending some Nme
:, rowhatan visiting friends.
William Peters OF McnndSvll!" re-
turned home after spending Yesterday
here visiting friends
Har-v H;leman has aoCe1'"d pos
49, :, d, e,ass factory - E"Na'rr, y.
Miss Naudr CorN~'' .: FN.S.rA spent
,,'..E,,-A,,. cory s KAna.ra return
ri hcr,. .t.er .rerd.hr s.v'"Ta 6l>'F here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
LITTLE GIRL
HIT BY AUTO
The1ma Las, 10, Pushed from Curbstone
By Playmate on South Market
Street.

When she was pushed from the curb
stone by a playmate. Thelma Las, 10
year-old daughter Of Mr.. md Mrs. John
LAS Of Twentv-ffth and Market streets,
was painfully injured when she was hit
by an automobile driven by Albert Rig
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
COMMUNION SERVICES
AT VANCE MEMORIAL

Fa!. communion services were held at
the Vance Memorial Presbyterian
church yesterday and sixteen members
were accepted.
The morning and evening services
weer exceptionally we'll attended and
"a, DAY MAS held by ,ha Christian In
deavnr society in the evening.
Next Sunday Will he the Sunday
S,,hr.. f., i.Er'' and "a elaborate pro-
gram = being arranged for this service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

The fourth annual membership din
nrr a.! the Chamber Of Commerce Will ne
held III the dining room Of the Mcclure
hotel on me evening OF October II.
.,.ord,rr to W. I. Wilson. chairman OIL
The Special committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

The -eMi-monthly business meeting OF
Wheeling Post No / American Legion
Will he held tomorrow evening In the
club rooms. All members are requested
10 be present. Many important business
matters Wi! be up 10" consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

Or and Mrs. L. V. Guthrie. OF Hunt
irC,ru. the former Of whom is super
irtnrden, O: the state hospital for the
insane in that city. were visitors here
Saturday. pr and Mrs. Guthrie we're
returning 10 their home at Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

The fourth successful year OF the
Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce came
- a close saturday evening. During
the four years this organization hao
grown 20 lie one of the clty's largest
civic bodies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

Sheriff Harry T. Clouse's staff Will
begin the collection Of taxes today for
tho county. state and school. dis
count Of two and one-half per cent will
b allowed II paid prior to December l.
On January !. a penalty will be placed
on unpaid taxes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

Few r { L Strider, pastor Of St.
Matthew's church. who has been IN
Portland Ore, attending the General
% the Episcopal churches.
has returned home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

The installation 81 officers and scout
o: Troop No l.. OF the Wheeling
NoundsrillA council OF Boy Scouts. wlu
AXE place this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
RIVER rELEGRANs

OIL i-ity-5 inches stationary: c!eay
Norgantovn-1 feet, stationary.
Warrants feet. stationary: clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
COWS OWNED BY OHIO COUNTY
FARMERS TAKE SEVEN PRIZES

West Nirna eEE as
august also ne
Memorial
dedicated
Ribbons Of Winners August 1922
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

BOYS and girls in dairy car p"t w
o. Wheeling September & Inc oS
prize each in their respective classes we're
Schmidt,
Closed Years
work August records and the yearly u
hre1 H0Sten
the mix rerd ir ne
pounds butter N ' 'E
The s1ES 50 worth o. gram
S+ s. for the year
of hItera
Of butter according 70
pounds the RETURN above '
to S2535s
The association has been reorEano WI,
and
Der characterized phase records follows: u H7n
all about MS
to a knowing her record
in neghborhood Of Wheeling are
sale 70
credit2oie oH!>a
wheeling Ial
will be sold subject to a 6oday tuberculosis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

Tho average baby 4, one year should
weigh 81 pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Ribbons Of Merit Winners for August. 1922.

rhe highest record the Ave West Virginia Cow ln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

his assa:lart The police sent out an
alarm Cor book with a purple jacks
which resulted in the identification OF
CUspidcr as the agency OF Mr.. rem
holders death The author was held at
rs Central notice station on a charge
Of msus.auGhtrr."