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Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS ABOUT PUTNAM PEOPLE, THEIR FRIENDS AND ACTIVITIES

Squire Kelley of Main street spent Monday n Providence
 Jada Demonovitz of Bridge street spent Sunday in Worcester
 EIside Moran of School street spent Sunday with friends in Boston
 Dewey Tetreault of Bridge street spent Sunday with Boston friends
 Joseph Lneier of Marshall street spent Sunday with Boston friends.
 Miss Leontine LaJoie of Danielson spent Sunday with Putnam friends.
 Arthur cloutier of Main street spent Monday with friends in Web ster.
 Mark Gallant spent the weekend on Gupe Cod. stopping at Province town. ds
 James Ryan of Railroad street spent the weekend with friends tn Hartford
 Mrs. Robert Brownie of Bolles street is visiting with relatives m Worcester
 Miss Sadie SpieglemAn of Bridge street spent Sunday with friends la Worcester.
 Thomas Duffy and son of Chapel street spent the week end with rela- tves m Worcester
 Miss Dorothy Woodis of Walnut street spent last week with relatives iu Brookheld. Mass
 Ovila Gosselin of South Meadow street spent the weekend with friends tn New York City
 Miss Loretta Maguan of Provi- denee street spent Sunday with friends in Hartford
 Miss Frances Obletz of Providence street Is visiting with relatives in Springfield this week
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred GAurher of Church street are on motor trip e Canada with relatives.
 Dr. and Mrs J ] Russell return ed on Monday from their summer home at Boothbuy. Maine.
 Mrs. John Bremen of Church street will spend his week send with relatives m Lowell. Mass
 Daniel Corcoran of Lonsdale. K |. Is visiting with his cousin. Earl Gag non of Main street thls Weet
 Miss Ada Maynard of Bullock street spent several days this week with friends n New Haven, Conn.
 Sidney Cohen of Boston. formerly of this city. IS visiting this week with sam Obletz of Providence street
 Mts Catherine Murray and dsugh- ter. Mrs Arthur Hart of MlllhWy spent Sunday with Putnam friends
 Miss Marietta Reid of South Main street entertained Miss Mary Gamer of Pascoag. R. |, over the weekend
 Mir and Mrs Charles Ainley of Walnut street returned on Saturday from two weeks visit at ButtonWoods. k, l.
 Mrs. John J. GAhan and daughters. Mrs Bernice C. Delaney. of Main street spent Friday with Worcester friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Levi Dusas of Jew ett City spent che weekend with Mrs. Dugas' parents. Mir and Mrs Il Rieu- deau, Providence street
 Mir and Mrs Frank Furnace and children of Rochdale spent Saturday with Mrs Furnaces aunt. Mrs John Bremen of Church street
 Miss Sarah Barnes. James Barnes and son Harold motored Co Attic boro Sunday and spent the day with their brother. Robert Barnes
 Mrs. Frank Lundstrom and son. Frank, dr. of West Somcrville, Mass. were guests of Mir and Mrs. Angelo DeBerardinis 6 few days last week
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
Congregational Church Notes

&geV. James F English Pastor
 Sunday. Sept 5. t03o a ms the service ef worship. Sermon b2 the minister. 5.SO organ recital 46 Communion service 7.30 Young pee pl.'s meeting
 Wdnesday Sept 8, 7.30 the senior ehoir rehearsal
 Thursday. Sept 2, 73o, church night service to be led by the mini ater
 Tine church school will be resumed on Sunday Sept l ? instead of Sept h ug has been announced
 Mons club outing Thursday. Sept. 16. nc AleXander's lake at A.3o P. m.. basket lunch. Baseball. volley ball and other sports All men of thr congregation invited to attend with their families and friends franspor tation furnished those without cars
 The music Sunday will be as fol iows Organ prelude. "Macstoso. hu. bois- Bicdermann; organ oifertory Melody in C" Hanforth; anthem 'O Paradise. Bullard; response Spirit If God !" Bixby Shepperd
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03

George D Clark of the local post office is having tNo weeks vBea- tian.
 Members of the local fire depart. mtnt had an outing at Rocky Point. Sunday
 Ms. Hazel Converse of Hartford IS spending two weeks vacation al her home
 Misses Anna and Jennie Phillips of Mill ztreet spent the weekend with relatives in New York City.
 Miss Dora Swift has returned to her home on South Main street after visiting friends in New London for some time
 MT. and Mrs. Edward w Mullsn have been spending q few days in New York City. stopping at Hotel Woodstock
 Mira. Frank Jarvis and children of Lvery street have returned from two months at their summer cottage at Oakland Beach.
 Miss Harriet Kendall of Hartford, formerly of Putnam. has been visit ing Nlr and Mrs. Fred H. Warren of School street.
 Mrs. Martin Robertson's class of the Congregational Sunday school held a picnic at Bates Grove. Webster lake. Monday.
 Mrs John B. Lsperle of ChurcL street spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs fheophile Deauvlle of North Grosvenordale.
 Dr Harry Houghton has returned from fishing trip te Canada Paul Aueer and Warren Iogee of Thomp- son accompanied him.
 Mrs. Georgia Potter. Esther and Reuben Myron of East Thompson were recent guests of Mrs. Dwight Flynt of Chapel street.
 Judge and Mrs. David Flaxg. Miss Charlotte Manning and MT and Mrs Elorenus Clark spent Sunday m New London and Ocean Beach.
 Mir and Mrs E. L. Robinson of Church street left Tuesday for Hus dale. \. H.. called there hy the ill- ness of Mrs. Robinsous mother.
 Members of WsppAquasset Tribe ef Red Men and of the degree of went to Rocky Point last sunday for an outing and shore din- ner.
 George n. Gilpatrie has returned from spending the summer with At torney and Mrs. Walter Gilpatric at their summer home at Mt Desert, Maine
 Mir and Mrs Dwight X. Flynt, son Junior and Mir and Mrs William E. Bates and daughters. Ruth. 0detta and Mildred motored to East Killing ly recently.
 Mir and Mrs. Harold Brown, Mrs. F. Howard Brown and Mss Myrtice Payne If Worcester have been spend Ing week at the Bartlett cottage at Mantle Mrs Brown remained for another weck
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
St. PhlIip. Church Note.

Fourteenth sund Y after Trinity Morning prayer and sermon lf le30 '. n
 The Woman Guild of PHifia' will hold thaiH Hef sea meeting la thf HfH Raa# nH Tue daF Hexf. Sept I. at F. m Ail thr ladies fl ihe nafish afe earnestly request. sd ta attend Baaaue aEfaHsslHH a rhpduin for Che famae huHeh work
 Chofr rehearsal on FrId1y geNt at 45 shuHr
 Correction af date Tho Roy Richard B Hutrh. former rector ef st Philip. W|iI eonHuEt fhe pfvIree dn The second sunday h September. sent 12. tnateaa of the tfst Sunday 4s announced last week
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
PUTNAM The Bugbee Corporation CONN.

Ebert Woodis of Walnut street spent Sunday with friends in Boston.
 Lauriston F. Moves, new sub-mss. ter at the High school, with Mrs. Moves and two children will occupy the house on Fremont street recently vacated bS Joaa Moss and family.
 Jerome Andrews and wife left Wednesday on an anniversary trip through the Berkshires and through Maine visiting their sister. Mrs. Gladys Alexander, at Kennebunk.. They will return Labor Day.
 Arthur B. Andrews, who has been attending the A. and NJ. College in Mississippi is at present at his home on Farrows street, will leave Satur- day to resume work in Buffalo. \. I., where he was previously employ ed by the National Analeon Co.
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
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Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
SEWERS ANKLE BONE WHILE
 CROPPING LIMB OF TREE

When the limb of a tree which he wa. eh8npIne dropped suddenly the axe being welded by John tlapp. 5. of Canterbury. came iowm completely covering hts ankle hone He vas brought Co the Day kimball hospital
 Air Glapn is employed by the state highway department and was cutting trees "Wednesday morning pH the stats
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Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
FAMILIES GOING TO
 BLACK POND CAMP

\ novelty is c. be held at the Y Y C. 4 eump Wood t0ek at Black Hzf Haaf rk Naflee. over thr asek end and holiday which is te be known a family camp Over the weekend tho camp Is open to anyone wishing 70 take advantage of the opz portuuity given them by the officials of pending a few days u this pretty spot. The camp wll be conducted un- der tho direction of Frank E Condon af Rockville. the secretary for Holland County. and fhe camp cook has been retained go that the guests will be sell fed
 If information is desired regarding the charge. etc, call the local ' NJ. (. 4 office
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
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Rev E Burton l'a
 SereIees wiil be resumed next Sun lay. Sept E. as uzua. uarffs ar ice. Sunday eheai and evening ftf as make th.s rally Sunday H al de- partmeut# Come and brlna your friends
 There wllI b. an important meet Ing of the official board. Friday eye ming at 13o lf sou arc q mrmhri 1f the official board this means you
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
Bantist- Church Net,s

Thursday. gt 7.30. covenant meet ing. Topic. "rhe Church Covenant
 Sunday at t0.30. worship. Sermon by the pastor "The Glories ef the Gross. A l2 o'clock Bible school .The Tent of Meeting Al D. m.4 worship "Tbe Abundant Life"
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
St. Mary. Church Note.

Rev. Charles F. Bedard. pastor Rev. Adrian Dykeman and Rev. Ar thur Routhier, assistant pastors. Masses are celebrated on Sundays at the following hours: 2 o'clock. s a'- clock. al5 o'clock and l0.30 o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
Salvation Army Note.

Ensign ]. Green. Ofiicer-in- Charge
 Sunday, July 25, II d. m. Holi- ness meeting. 12 m. Sunday school. 6.15 Young Peoples Legion; 500 D. m. Gospel meeting
 Week nights, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at p. m.
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03

The C. A C club held elambake m 0undic Sund 8p A8elsfa Marion md Alphpnse Bpureier were Che chefs
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
COLT TOURNAMENT
 AT WOODSTOCK LINKS

A tbe eof tournament on the Wood teeh Huks Labor day Miss Leila Holt af Woodstock Hif telephone 2iI-I3. wIll receive the eore cards and give out the handleaps. Prizes Wlll be gwen ta mHu for eighteen Hules and td women fnr niHe holes
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
At the Theatres
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Tonight and Saturday. Sweet Dad dirs" with George Sidney and Charlie Murray
 Sunday night. Pola Negri in Good and Naughty"
 Monday and Tuesday Desert Gold" with Shirley Mason and Neil Hamilton
 Wednesday and Thursday Adolphe Neniou m "A Social Celebrity.
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 Tonight and Saturday, Tom Mix in Hard Boiled.
 Sunday night. Richard Taimadge in .The Night Patrol
Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03
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Putnam patriot., 1926-09-03

We have taken our entire line of Fancy Beacon Blankets. Jacquard Gomfortables. Bath Robe Blankets. Travelling Rugs, Indian. Camp and Army Blankets, and marked them for quick selling.
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Evening star., 1926-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Mountjoy will
leave tomorrow evening for Los
Angeles, Calf, to attend the meeting
Of the American Bankers Association
They will stop in Cleveland on their
way West and will be the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. johnson for sew
eral days, and will meet one or the
special trains for the bankers asso-
citation in Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mountjoy will return to Washington
by way of the Canadian Rockies.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Merry Spillan
have completed a months motor trip
through the Finger Lake district OF
New York State. During their aD'
sence they were guests for a couple
of weeks of DIR. Spillan's brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
G. Miller, in their Summer home,
Edgemere, on Lake Keuka. Later
they attended the races at Rochester,
where they visited Mrs. William II.
Hunter.
Mrs. W. j. Stokes, widow Of Maj
Stokes, u. S. A, accompanied by her
daughter Eleanor has come from
Chicago, where the latter will again
enter the Immaculate Seminary as a
resident pupil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Kline. jr., re-
turned from Cape Cod to entertain al
Evening star., 1926-09-22

Z The Czechoslovak Minister TO Lon
don and Nine. Masaryk will be the
guests OF honor at dinner this eve
ming of Assistant Secretary or the
Treasury and Mrs. Charles ;. dewey
The military attache OF the Japa-
nese embassy entertained lnIor1naily
at luncheon today on the "hlar"
Evening star., 1926-09-22

G The second secretary of the Irish
rrne state legation, Mrs. A. l.. Mac
feat. who arrived in New York sat,
nurday on the Caledonia, has returned
10 Washington and reopened her
apartment at the Wardman Fa'h
fYot al
Evening star., 1926-09-22

Mr. and Mrs Robert E. Kline, Jr., re-
turned from Cape Cod to entertain at
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Evening star., 1926-09-22

The naval attache of the British
embassy, Capt the Hon. A. stopford'
and the secretary of the Italian en-
@bassy and Signora Mascia were
among the guests at luncheon yes
ferday of Mrs. j. ]. Cabot, who en-
sfertained at the Casino at Nmte
Suiphur Springs.
Evening star., 1926-09-22

buffet supper and bridge given in
their home. Primrose street, Chevy
Chase, Md. Monday evening in hon.
or of Miss Elizabeth Ramsburgh and
Mr.. Lawrence l.. Gourley, whose
wedding will take place in St. Marga-
ret's this afternoon. The guests in
cluded the members of the bridal
party, and yellow, and lavender, the
color scheme for the wedding. formed
the floral decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien of
Esta Brook, Broad Branch Road, are
in New York. where they are staying
at the Ambassador Hotel.
Mrs. c. S. Mitchell and her family
have returned after spending the
(('onffnNed on Twanty-frSt Pa Col
Evening star., 1926-09-22

Stephen Ramsburgh, and will wear a
gown Of white satin made with close
fitting bodice with very short sleeves
and a yoke of tulle and a transparent
hem of tulle about the full satin skirt.
The dress is trimmed with dainty
ribbon flowers with centers of pearls.
Her veil is of rare old lace, an heir
loom, and will be held by clusters of
Evening star., 1926-09-22

orange blossoms, and she will carry
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Dorothy Bierer will be maid
of honor and her costume will be of
orchid taffeta trimmed with gold lace
made with tight-fitting bodice, the
full skirt falling longer in the back
than in the front, and she will wear
large brown velvet hat trimmed
Evening star., 1926-09-22

i Mr.. C. Danielopol, attache OF the
Rumanian legation. has returned from
Europe, where he spent the summer
at his home in Rumania, and Is at the
wardman Park Hotel with ms cousin,
Mr.. D. dem Dimancesco' a''acie VI
4Aao RNnaanian legation.
Evening star., 1926-09-22

MrHE Minister of the Kingdom
of the Serbs. Croats and
Slovenes. DR.. A. Tresich
IA Pavichich, left today for
III New York. where he is going
t& present noted scientist, Mr..
Nicolas Tesla of New York. with the
CIDER of Saint Sava, first degree. be-
sfowed on Mr.. Tesla by King Alex
aMder.
wrhe Panama Minister to Colombia,
S6nor Jose E. Lefevre, who has spent
aSbrief vacation with his mother and
sister in Washington, will go to New
York tonight and sail Saturday for
Panama. Senor Lefevre will later
go to his new post in Bogota, Colon
bia, having represented his govern
ment as Minister at Argentina and
Chile since serving as charge daft
faires in Washington.
Z Senior Lefeyre lunched informally
with the Minister of Costa Rica, Senior
Oreamuno. today.
Evening star., 1926-09-22
SOCIETY
DR. Pavichich, Minister of Serbia, Left for
4 New York Today to Present Order
To Noted Scientist.

mother, Mrs. Eugene McPhall. at Put
in Bay, returning to Washington the
first of November
Evening star., 1926-09-22

with tulle streamers and carry yellow
chrysanthemums. Miss Virginia
Thompson. Miss Persis Conrad. Miss
Kitty Turner and Miss Leslie Coyle
will be bridesmaids and will be dressed
alike in yellow taffeta fashioned
like the gown of the maid of honor,
and their large velvet hats will be in
brown with tile streamers. and they
will all carry yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Mr.. Robert E. Kline. jr.. will be
best man and the ushers include Mr..
Weller Poage. jr.: Mr.. Ashby Turner.
Mr.. Ray Crowell and Mr.. Elias Rams
burgh.
Mr.. Gourley and his bride will
leave Immediately after the cere-
mony for a southern wedding trip,
the bride to travel in a dress of beige
nat crepe and small felt hat to
match. On their return they will be
at home at Hampton Courts. where
they have taken an apartment.
DIR. and Mrs. Clark Hosts
AT Reception Last Night.
DR.. Lucius c. Clark, chancellor of
American University, and Mrs. Clark
entertained the faculty Of the univer-
sity at reception last night at the
cnancellOrS residence on the campus.
Rear Admiral George c. Remy and
his daughter. Miss Angelica Remy,
who have been at jamestown for the
Summer. have gone to Newport and
are at the LaForge for the early Au-
tumn.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Beau, who have
been in Washington for some time,
are visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. c. B. Cross. in Larchmont, n.
Y, before starting for the Orient,
where Lieut.. Beau has been trans.
ferred for duty.
Sonora Octaviano Cesar of Mica
ragua, accompanied by her son and
daughterin-law, Senior and Sonora
Octaviano Cesar, and her two nieces,
Senorita Amalia Bernard and Senorita
Mercedes Arellano, are spending some
time at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1926-09-22
Brazilian Diplomat Takes
New Home i'm Northwest.

The first secretary Of the Brazilian
embassy and Senhora Gle. Almeida
will occupy the house at 2017 Massa
chusetts avenue this Winter. Senior
de Almeida will take possession next
week and will be joined early in Oc-
vtober by Senhora de Almeida, who is
.nnW in Europe.
Evening star., 1926-12-26
TRAINED FRENCH PIGS
ARE LOSING THEIR JOBS
Truffies Becoming Rarer in Dor.
dogne Department-Price so
Francs Pound.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. December 25.--The trained
pigs of Dordogne Department, whose
dIty and privilege 1t is to dig up the
nuttfes beloved or gourme,s -
over. are being thrown into the grow
Ing ranks of the unemployed. For
the Succulent tuber melanosporum is
becoming rarer and rarer in Perigord
and Vaucluse, it's traditional home.
The cause. notwithstanding all the
efforts of the producers and experts
from the ministry of agriculture, re.
mains a mystery, but the effect is that
the few offered. on the Perigueux
market fetch so francs and more a
pound.
Evening star., 1926-12-26

The royal family of Holland, con-
sisting Of Queen Wiihelmina and
fGt"co@a .il:ii:Eu, IS 80 smallest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-20
NATIONS TRADE
PREACHERS

LONDON, April 2O The annual
interchange of preachers between
the United States and Great Britain
has commenced earlier than usual
this year.
Already many well-known Amer
lean preachers have arrived in
England to preach. while many
equally as well-known English
clergyInen are shortly leaving TO-
America.
The Rev. Wilmington ingram,
bishop of London, will be England's
most prominent cleric visiting
America hits Year. He sails
August /, and will make very
Fextensive tour.
DR.. Walpole, bishop Of Edin'
burgh, left Scotland on April z for
Washington, where he will preach
and lecture. DIR. Norwood, the
famous divine of the City Temple.
London, will spend part Of. July in
the United States and August IN
Canada.
Many other prominent preachers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-20
PEACE CLAIM DENIED
by CARLAND'S WIFE

ALLENTOWN. Pa, April 19.--Al.
though Charles Garland, founder
OF the April Farms love colony
told Judge Reno of reconcilliat ion
with his wife when he was sen
tunced to 60 days in jail on g
charge Of adultery, Mrs. Garland
says there is nothing TO il.
From her bed in Massachusett
General Hospital, Boston. Mrs. Gar
land sent statement: There Is
absolutely no truth in the report,
I have no intention Of being recon.
ciled with my husband. have
been good wife and e good
mother. Long ago tried to make
my husband see the folly Of his
love theories. but to no avail. And
long ago + gave him up. ! am
stilI his wife.
Reopening OF the case by Judge
Reno, may result. Garland's attot.
ney told OF the reconciIl iatiOTl be.
fore the free.love advocate had
been sentenced on a charge Of adul-
terry growing out OF the birth Of q
child to Bettina Hovey, one Of his
alleged soulmates. Judge Reno in.
Dictated that because Of the straight.
ening OF the fangIes In Garland 4
marital affairs the sentence was
lightened.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-20
'SALL|ES' START
WORLD DRIVE
BY international News Service

4
NEW YORK. April 20.-The Sal
walton Army is entering upon a
new campaign of world expansion.
Plans for extension Of the organ
ization's endeavors in many lands
was disclosed by Gen. w. Bramwell
Booth, of London, head of all of
the arrny's workers in So countries,
upon reaching the United States to
view the progress of the organiza.
ton on this side of the. Atlantic.
China is TO be one of the first
scenes of the Army's world pro-
gram OF intensive development.
General Booth said in a statment
/ to international News Service, add
/ ing that he hoped to visit China be-
] fore the close of the present year.
| General Booth declared that re-
markable results had been obtained
| in the Arrny's settlements for Grim
| inal tribes in India, asserting that
wandering robbers have been trans
formed into industrious citizens.
The. work, which willa be en-
larged, has already reduced Great
Britain's task of policing these
centers, he said.
Conversion of natives is being
sought in the new Colony of Kenya
on the East and in Nigeria and
the Gold Coast on the West in
South Africa, he said. Natives are
being trained for officerships in
the Salvation Army.
Alienation of suffering in the
Dutch East Indies where many
natives suffer from opthalmic
troubles and leprosy is under way.
"As TO the new European coun-
tries, desire to begin our work
| in a thousand new cities and
towns" said General Booth.
| Mothers hospitals, particularly
! for unmarried mothers; homes for
the aged and penniless, medical
services and young peoples en-
deavors, were listed by the Saliva
ton Army leader as goals for the
future.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-20
GYPSY PRINCESS, STOLEN
FOB sUlToR. STARTS ROW

GREENBURG, Pa, April 2O.--
Louis Morino, s5, and his wife
were arresed By State police from
Troop A on the Lincoln highway,
east of here, charged with kidnah-
Ing
A prisoner on board the truck in
which Morino and his family were
scurrying East, the troopers, found
13-year-old Corinne Slopes, a gypsy
princess" alleged to have been alb
Quoted from the camp of the Serb
ian gypsy tribe, OF which John
Slopes, father of Corinne, is leader.
Morino stoutly insisted he had
paid the girls father $685. for the
13-year-old tribe beauty that he
might give her In marriage to his
son, John, aged IL.
Slopes, claimed that Morino had
attempted to rob him when he took
the girl away. Slopes admitted both
camps were celebrating the gypsy
betEothal when the trouble started.