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Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
Clubhouse Named
Community Center

HUNGRY HORSE-The Hungry
Horse Community club met last
Wednesday with the Rev. Leo Hin
ton presiding. Len Boisen, chair
man of the sign committee, gave
the recommendations of his COM
mittee. The club voted to adopt
The name Hungry Horse Com
munity Center" for the club build
ing. The sign is being painted
across the front of the old building
by Pete Springer.
Ray Quigley was appointed
chairman of the dance committee
that will be in charge of the next
dance.
1t was voted to sponsor a turkey
dinner June 3. Baked salmon will
also be available. In charge of the
dinner will be two of the most out
standing cooks in the Flathead
the Rev. Hinton and Mrs. Mel
Keim.
Dan Mangan submitted check
for $50 which was donated to The
club by the Flathead Liquor Deal
erS association.
Lunch was served at the close
of the meeting by Mrs. Otto Nord-
strom and Mrs. Marc Hidden.
Next meeting of the club will bt
Wednesday.
The Jukebox shindig held Sat.
urday at the center was attended
by 100 teen ayers. In charge Wer,
MIR. and Mrs. Jennings Patterson
assisted by Jim Willows. There i
still open house for teen ayers eacl
! Tuesday at pm. The squar
dancing class for the prefer
group has been temporarily discon
| tinued.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
Move Coram Community Bldg

CORAM-We dnesday was NOV
ing day in Coram as the old school
house was moved across the street
to foundations on land purchased
from Otto Fehlberg. The building
is to become community center
sponsored by the Coram Civic club.
A number of local citizens have
been helping.
Rex Brown dozers helped move
the structure. They are returning
to the North Fork.
A party for Jack Forsythe is
planned for Sunday afternoon.
Friends of the Forsythes are invit-
ed to cali from 2 to 4 pm.
PTA MEETS
The COram PTA met as plan
ned last Tuesday at the school
house with the president, Mrs. Tom
Mills, IN charge. Plans were made
for the school picnic. Newly elected
officers were installed. Miss Lull
Barnard, county superintendent Of
schools and Mrs. Grace Hansen
were guests. Mrs. Hansen gave {
talk on the cancer program ane
Miss Barnard spoke on schoolwork
The new officers are Mrs. Lucier
Forcier, president; Mrs. Elwi1
Reed, vice president; Mrs. MAJ
Williams, secretary, and Mrs. Ry.
an Martin, treasurer.
Mrs. Grace Nelson spent Moth
ers day at the home of her daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Fehlberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Elliott are iv
ing in their home here. They spen
the past years on jobs in Washing
ton and Oregon. Don is working 70
a road contractor here.
Myron Peterson of Denver visit
ed his cousins, Oliver Knudson G
Columbia Falls and Mrs. Elwi
Reed of Coram last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Buzzell an
Mrs. Frank Markovitz travelled
Helena recently. The Buzzells Wis
| tied their daughter and family, tn
AL Copelands, and Mrs. Markovit
visited her husband, who is a pa
tent at the Veterans hospital.
Dinner guests at the Ray Wedg
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
Motor Freight
Shipments Stop

KALISPELL - Consolidated
Freightways, Kalispell terminal,
Thursday stopped receiving out
gong freight shipments in view
of the AT of L truck drivers strike
in IL western states. Ho41
Walt O'Boyle, dock fareman at
Consolidated, said sit was the road
drivers out on strike. There are
no Flathead men out"
The Kalispell terminal received
word not to accept shipments be-
cause they couldn't reach destina-
tionS.
Another result will be a curtail-
ment of incoming shipments.
All shipments are to be delivered
If accepted by May Is at point
of origin under provisions by the
union.
BY the first of next week all
trucking into the Flathead by the
regular commercial lines except
the Great Northern is likely tx
cease.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
Yellow and Green
Theme at Shower
by Mrs. Ray QuisIey

HUNGRY HORSE - Mrs. Joe
Weidenig and Mrs. Leo Hinton
were hostesses at charming yell
low and green stork shower held
Friday at the Hinton home honor
ing Mrs. Jack Klotz. A huge plastic
stork, sporting a green bow tie,
presided over the gift table.
Attending were Mrs. Evelyn
Anderson, Dolores Anderson, Mil
lie Humphrey, Mrs. Don Reynolds,
Mrs. Neil Keim, Mrs. jim Willows,
Mrs. Alvin Nash, Mrs. Leonard
Nash, Inger Olson, Mrs. Harry
Hinton, Mrs. Robert Hinton, Mrs.
Erwin Haglund, Mrs. Len Boisen,
Mrs. Rae Carol, Mrs. B. Willis,
Mrs. Neils Peterson, Mrs. Ed PREF
ell, Mrs. H. Aldahl, Mrs. Hans Ross
Ter, the hostesses and the honored
guest.
Several interesting and novel
games were enjoyed by the group.
The hoStesses served a delicious
luncheon at the close of the 5eve-
ming.
A guest at the George Hertel
home the past week has been
Georges uncle, j. Neumiller OF
| Spokane.
Visiting with the Cecil Poes is
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
by Mrs. Lorraine Watne

ABBOTT CREEK-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Chef and children have re-
turned to their home after a
months vacation visiting relatives
in Detroit.
Recent dinner guests at the Jim
Jeppson's were Mr.. and Mrs. E.
H. Gresham and children, and Mrs.
Ray Carol and children all of
Hungry Horse.
Spud Snyder has been spending
several days erecting a new barn
and chicken house on his recent
ly purchased ranch from the
Hunts. The new barn replaces the
one that was destroyed by fire last
fall.
The Jeppson children and Gre
sham children enjoyed a weinel
roast at the Jeppson home last
Sunday. Also present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gresham, Mr.. and Mrs. Jepp-
son, MIR. and Mrs. Tom France
and Lyle Knudsen. Mr.. and Mrs
Tom France and Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Jeppson and daughters will spene
this weekend in Salmon, Idaho
where they will visit relatives.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
Drive to Havre For
Music Festival

CANYON VIEW-Mr. and Mrs.
John Frerich, Columbia Falls, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Frerich and chill
dren, Whitefish and LaDonna Ere
rich, Half Moon, drove to Havre
Saturday to attend the Music Fes-
tival.
Two of the John Frerich grand
children, the Lyle Sooy children
of Havre, took part in the Fes-
tival, which was held indoors be-
cause of bad weather.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
M. c. PTA Insta|Is Officers

MARTIN CITY-Martin City
PTA met Monday at the school
house. Installation of officers was
held with Mrs. Mildred Fields, a
past president, as installing officer.
Plans for seeding and maintain
ing a lawn in front of the school
were discussed. Plans for the
school picnic to be held May 27
were also discussed.
Lunch was served at the close
of the meeting by Mrs. Byrd and
Mrs. Farley.
DANCERS TO MEET
Martin City Trap Line Trippers
will dance Saturday evening. All
square dancers are urged to at
tend.
Wednesday will be the last day
of the Branch Library at the Mar
tin City school. Mrs. Don Lietz,
librarian, asks to have all books
brought in by then. There are sew
eral children'S books out and she
would appreciate having the par
ents get them together and return
them.
Chrissey Chef of Columbia Falls
was an overnight guest at the Bud
Chef home Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Carpenter of Casper
Wyo., who has been a guest at the
Elwyn Tesche home the past two
weeks, left for her home Monday
Mrs. Carpenter is Mrs. Tesche'.
mother.
Mrs. jeanette Tesche of Oak
land, Calf, arrived Wednesday FOL
an extended visit at the home O.
her son, the Rev. Elwyn Tesche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Granthan
of Thompson Falls are visiting a
the Otto Lietz home.
Mrs. Shirley Rogers and children
of Missoula are visiting at the Bo1
Rogers home.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20

home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Stan Baxter OF West Glacier and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bauer of
Coram.
Mrs. Amanda Rodgers is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Forth, Jr.
and boys are living at Rex Browns.
They came from Oklahoma to
work here. Mr.. and Mrs. Forth
spent year here while back and
are longtime friends of the Browns
Mrs. Leroy Perry is taking va
cation from nursing at the White
fish hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wilkins have
moved to the Paul Griffin place
Mrs. Bob Harner is employed as
office nurse for DR.. Opisso at Col
umbia Falls. Mrs. Paul Peach, who
lives in the Glenn Harner home
is helping with the care of the
Harner children.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
Underwoods Leave
For St. Lawrence

Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Underwood,
former Whitefish residents, are
leaving Friday for Messina, N. Y.
where he will be employed as a
forester and engineer for the St.
Lawrence Project.
Jess formerly worked for Flat
head National Forest and then for
the Bureau of Reclamation In the
reservoir area. A year ago he
transferred to the Palisades Pro-
ject in Idaho in contract admins
tration and earth work labora-
tory.
There are a dozen former Hun
cry Horse Project employees on the
ST. Lawrence Project including
Moore Tice, John Officer, Harry
Mclean, Kenneth Gregg, BOZ
Campbell, Charles Palmetier, Pau
Lightfoot and possibly Howard
Latham.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
Women's Golf Season
Getting Underway

Schedule for play for the Wo-
men Golfers of sWhitefish Lake
golf association includes specs"
Tor next Thursdays session. Blind
DOGGY was on the agenda Thurs
day.
Activity for the summer golfing
season IS speeding up. There were
~ women present for the first day
OF golf May IL. Roy Owens, club
pro, held a half-hour golf clinic,
the first in series to be held each
day of play for the women golfers
The women tee off at pm. each
| Thursday.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
Troffic Cases

MARTIN CITY Highway pa
troll cases in Martin City justice
court of Judge Jerry Baldwin
were:
William Clyde Rogers, Martin
City, fined $40 for failure to stop
when entering U. S. 2.
Edward p Rudquist, Butte, for
feited $40 for not having a Mon
tana drivers license.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
w. @. Homemakers Show Nets SOS

WEST GLACIER-An evalua-
ton and special meeting of the
West Glacier Home Demonstration
club was held at the home of Mrs.
Max Edgar, Tuesday afternoon.
Early April was chosen for the
next Variety Show, committee will
be appointed in the fall. The treas
ury shows a profit of $104; but
with a couple of bills still out
standing, this will probably de-
crease to a sos profit.
Mrs. Jack Emmert, Mrs. Bud
Henderson and Mrs. Bruce Miller
were appointed to assist chairman
Mrs. Max Edgar in getting prices
and other Incidental information
for the conference hall kitchen
supplies.
Plans were completed for the
final meeting of the season. This
will be a picnic for the members
and their families and guests al
the Apgar Picnic area, Friday
June 10 at pm.
An interesting report OF the
Home Demonstration council meet
ing was given by Mrs. Floyd Nc
Quire.
Lyle Schackenberg, former pro-
/ duce manager at jacobson Food.
in Kalispell is now employed a
the West Glacier Mere for the sea.
son. 'Schnack' is a resident O.
Kalispell.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Whitney O
Great Falls visited her mother
Mrs. Helen Glib during the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Brill of Ho
/, Springs, former ranchers at Trail
creek spent the weekend visitin,
/ friends in West Glacier.
Mrs. Dave Thompson's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Parker o
Shelby were visitors at the Dav
Thompson home.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
HH Brownie Troop
Honors Fathers

HUNGRY HORSE - Hungry
Horse Brownie Troop II honored
the fathers with a potluck dinner
at the fly-up ceremony Each IA
ther received an initiated hand
kerchief.
Girls who got their wings were
Nola DeVall, Leona Nash, Donna
Aldal and Judy Sletton.
Glenda Turner, Janis Greiner,
Rosemary Boyd, Diana Carol, Su-
san MichelS, Nola DeVall, Leona
Nash, Donna Aldal and Judy SIet-
ton each received a medallion for
their years work in Brownies.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO RECESS
The Hungry Horse Community
Sunday school will vacation
through June, July and August, re-
Stunning Sept. IL. The last session
before vacation will be May 20.
Ted Aronson, KalispeI attorney,
will be guest speaker this Sunday
at the IL am. service at Martin
City-Hungry Horse Community
Presbyterian church in the alb
sence of the Rev. Elwyn Tesche.
Mr.. Aronson has supplied the pull
/ pit here many times, is a fine, in
teresting speaker and is well-liked
here. Everyone is very welcome.
The Ladies aid of the MC-HH
Community Presbyterian church
1 will meet May 26 at 100 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Kelly, Martin
City. All interested ladies are in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Pat McVay entertained al
a birthday party honoring daugh-
ter Vernie's fourth birthday ami
versary. Attending were Mrs. Jack
Chaplin and sons, Pat, Mike ano
Scott; Mrs. Kindelman and Diane
Mrs. Dick Greiner and Bobby; Mrs
Pete Springer and daughters, Ca
thy and Jan; Mrs. Don DeVall ane
Sue Turner; Mrs. Jim Mcdonald
and sons Denny and Jerry, Mrs
Ellis Shelhamer and Sandra ant
, Richard, and Vernie's sisters, Mar,
sha and Chris.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buente
meier, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gels
sler of Columbia Falls and Mrs
Hobemahan of San Diego visitet
the Jim McDonalds Saturday eve
ming.
Hungry Horse fifth and sixtl
graders played the Martin Cit
teams here Friday, one game re
sulting in tie and Hungry Hors
winning the other.
;; Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery an
= son, Scott, are now living in Hous
Sc.
! The Ronnie Jewell family is O.
: vacation in Idaho, Oregon an
Washington.
The Hungry Horse Girl Scot
council met at the Dick Creme
- home Thursday evening. Do
: Brownson student at MISC at Boze
man, spent the weekend here wit
his family, the A. A. Brownsons
Mrs. j. w. Patterson entertaine
foursome at bridge Friday after
sc noon.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hide an
n. children, Mary 10 and Stephen, {
: Billings were weekend visitors ;
the Hildens.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
Dutch Paisley Buys
Bar in Turner. Mont.

MARTIN CITY-Dutch Paisley
has announced his purchase of the
Turner bar in Turner, Mont. 1t is
located north of Harlem and IA
miles south of the Canadian bor-
der.
Paisley, who has been at Turner
since May /, has owned the Deer
Lick tavern since 1947. Mrs. Pas
ley continues to operate the Mar
tin City business.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20

We wish to thank all the folks
who took part in May Madness"
the West Glacier Home Demon
stration Club Variety Show as we'll
as for the fine attendance last Fri
day. Our thanks too for the fine
support on the part Of the whole
community. Mrs. Don Robinson,
president; Mrs. N. J. Reid, secre-
tary; West Glacier Home Demon
stration club.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
MetcuIf Introduces
Recreation Bill

Congressman Lee Metcalf Cd
Mon.t) has introduced bill in
the House that would earmark ten
per cent of national forest re-
ceipts for development, mainten-
ance and operation of facilities
and areas for recreation use. Re-
ceipts are from timber sales for
the most part.
This bill is similar to proposed
laws submitted at the last three
sessions.
Local sportsmen's groups have
supported such measures.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-05-20
Catholic Ladies

MARTIN CITY-Hungry Horse
Martin City-Coram Catholic La
dies will meet Tuesday at 8 pm.
at the home of Mrs. John Brinker-
hoff, Coram ranger station.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Minoff, Jane
and Jimmy spent Monday with
their daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Monak and daughter
at Cleveland.
Mrs. Irene Bethers of st. Marys
came last week and took her moth
er, Mrs. Jessie Fehnrich who is re-
cuperating from recent operation,
to her home where she will be for
some time.
Joe Dowdell arrived here Friday
to join his wife Marlene at the
George Sibrel home where they
spent Christmas eve and then early
Sunday morning left to spend part
of the Christmas holiday with his
parents and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wadsworth
and family motored to Bloomville,
Ind where they were Christmas
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Jen-
sen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Voss, Garlic,
Judy and Denny spent Christmas
eve in Monroe, Mich. with DR.. and
Mrs. Fred Voss and family, and
on Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Voss,
Garlic and Judy were dinner guests
at family gathering at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Winters and
family at Elliston. Denny spent the
day with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. John C. Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beatty and
family had for Christmas holiday
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin Beatty
of Springfield, Jean Campbell oi
Columbus and his brother Clyde
Beatty of the U. S. Navy, stationed
in Florida. On Monday Rober
Beatty, Paula and Mark motored t.
Springfield with their guests ant
spent a few days with relative
there.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
Observation-Disclosures lTTIIITTTTIlW
MUNICIPAL COURT


Assault and Battery: Robert Yost,
10 days in county Jail and costs,
jail sentence suspended on condi-I
ton of good behaviour for one
year.
Non-support: Galen Wadsworth,
sentenced 80 days to county Jail
and costs, Jail sentence suspended
on condition payment of support
for three children $25 this day and
$25 per week thereafter commenc-
ing Dec. "a.
Speeding: Frank Byzia, $40 and
costs; Timothy Armstrong, failed
to appear; Nicholas Dikova, $40
and costs; Jay Hennessy, SIS and
costs; Harry Eaton, $40 and costs;
George Libben, SIS and costs; Cur
tiS Welch, SIS and costs.
Reckless operation: Dave Kilgore,
SIS and costs; Jack Kohanke, $50
and costs, also $35 and costs for
abusing an officer, latter fine sus-
pended on condition of payment
of damages caused to officer and
Jail door; Oscar Fisher, $40 and
costs; Leonard Blankenship, $35
and costs, license suspended until
financially responsible.
No Truck Registration: Nathan
iel Peterson, SIS and costs.
Axle overload: Davey Hampton,
Robert Cook. Alfred Cowell, Rich
ard Jones, w. w. Matney, Donald
Zieber, Carl Wilson, all $25 and
costs.
Driving Under Influence of In
toxicants: Doyle Witten, $1OO and
costs, sentenced to 10 days in coun-
ty ajil, license suspended one year
and until financially responsible.
No Operators License: Oscar
Fisher, SIS and costs; Walter
Franks, SIS and costs.
Hunting Without License: Fred
erick Muslonz, $500 and costs, $1OO
suspended on condition of no SINH
lar offense in three years.
No Brakes: Dave Kilgore, SIS
and costs.
No Turn Signal: Nathaniel Peter.
sen, SIS and costs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

with relatives at Londonderry, O.
over the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graysen Schau and
son Larry had for Christmas eve
guests his father Jack Schau, and
the formers children and their
families, Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald
Grimm and family; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Popson and family; and Mr.
and Mrs. James Fastzskie and chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen enter
tanned at dinner Christmas Day for
their family, when Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sibrel, Pamela and Georgia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccormick,
the latter two of Cleveland; Mr..
and Mrs. John Swearingen, Tommy
and Johnny of Napoleon and Maj.
and Mrs. Harold Sperber and fam
lily of Dayton were guests. The
Mccormick and Sperber families
returned home Monday afternoon
while the Swearingens' remained
until Tuesday morning.
Mrs. J. d. Dusini and son John
entertained for Christmas Day
dinner her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dusini of Port Clinton
and her daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Beck and family
of Cincinnati. The Becks' returned
home Tuesday morning.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon Trusten and son
George for dinner Christmas Day
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Danner, Barbara and
Darlene, William Danner and For
est Gardner.
Mrs. Forest Gardner is con fined
to st. Charles Hospital Toledo
where she was taken Friday.
Christmas eve and Christmas Day
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John c. Jensen and her
father Fred Voss were their daugh
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Moquist of Homer, Michigan wht
stayed until Monday afternoon
also their son and family Mr.. anc
Mrs. Fred Jensen and daughter
Karen Sue and Dianne Kay, ant
Mrs. Fred Jensen's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. LATER.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
NEWS ABOUT GYPSUM
Gypsum Pupils Carol At
Green Spring Sanitarium
BY MRS. JOHN C. JENSEN
News Staff Correspondent

Eighth grade pupils went to Green Springs Wednesday
evening where they caToed for patients at Oak Ridge San
taum The group took with them fruit which they present
ed to the Sanitarum Vorys Collier former 9Th grade teach
er is patient at the hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sayers and daughter Joan visited
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
David Hume

The last week. with Lausche finally being "smok
of his Olympian silence the first hope for the
Democratic Party of Ohio in ten years
Only one thing stand in way of reorganized
uvenaed party in 1856 Lausche will try
thereby butter his bread both Columbus and
Washington.
Last week, when obtained my petitions candidate for
Governor eight hours before Lausche announced his intent
the field Nobody else would speak up publicly
the agreement they all gave privately told the
after leaving Ted Browns office that 81 have illusions
about the rough road that ahead of 1t is not
buck banking and railroad interests who
Ohio through their agent Lausche Nor easy to fight
political boss whose hold the Democratic Party in Ohio
is the chief asset of the Republican party of this state
"But l running Robert w. Reider, Democrat who
wishes restore the Democratic Party democratic control
and the State of Ohio to the two-party system
to- change those statements The Democratic
Party in Ohio will not be safe from Lausche until it
organized until Lausche either in limbo replaced by
the Central Committee expressed the senti
ments and beliefs December Is when told the Northern
Ohio Chairmen that would be candidate for governor
whether Lausche not On December % when the wire
services asked for statement | told them:
81 continue to oppose Lausche his candidacy Ohio
avoe and for the have often expressed
His did not include whether in renouncing
gubernatoa aims he also control of the Demo-
cratic Party in Ohio Naturally, pleased that the
the day took petitions
candidate for Governor
81 herewith my oft-repeated pledges to do
thing my power help Ohio Democrats
vved active aggressive Party confident
that such will lead complete victory for Ohio Demo-
Gratis in 1885,"
In spite of these statements and others going back
year, have informed by friends the that
it is rmored will withdraw that Lausche has declared
himself
That absolute lie. My petitions being crcua
ed in every county They will be filed by February and
will campaign the state for the nomination the
program which pledged myself in Canton year
Democratic Party freed from the cheShocknessyan
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

A propensity to hope and joy is
real riches; one to fear and sorrow
is real poverty.
David Hume