THE NEBRASKA INDEPEDENT
Jily at, 1898
THE OPINIONS
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(IOVKKMMCNT BY 1HJDKOTIOH.
It Id wiser to guard against an evil
da j tt. an to bo compelled to extricate
ourelvwbeii theevll condition corn
upon at A yet strike have been few
In Nebraska, A manufacturing !
creiises they may become more frequent,
Now I the time to guard against en
croachmentn by the court, upon the tin
natural right of striking l"
peoeeolily assemble IImmih their
k-ri. vaneee; l'b federal eonrf and the
atnte courte ol JVi.imjrr have
much too far lu limiting the right of free
apeeeh and the public assembly of law
. abiding cltixcns. Those court have In
truth established "government by In
jiiDOtion" tn cue "f W'Mlifit between
employer and employed. And In every
neae, etrnnge n It may eeem, the Inyo
Ion by the courte of the natural fight
of the cltlwn ba been In the Intereet of
the wealthy employer and lor the pro.
taction of hi property. The court are
leaning too much to Ihe Idea that m r
eonal right are nothing, property rig lite
very thin. The legitimate fruit of thl
idea, w the shooting of ft score or mora
of peaceable, law-abiding striker In
l'enneylvanitt and the subsequent no
qnittal ol their murderer.
Under our Indue! rial ym the men
who own tb machinery factorle
own the men who oralfh machinery.
The toller I bound to the machine by
tile necessities The fetter of d.aftel
lave were never harder to break. 1 be
machine owner I th f'r. Hence In
conflict between employer and em.
ployed In the factorle, and on the ral
road too,-tle etrnggle l unequal. All
the Advantage I with the waster aud
employer. ,
Yet the court etep In, on the request
of the master, and help him to rivet the
chain of hi elave more firmly.
The hand of the courts mtiet be stayed
by legislation that will protect a far n
poMibl the tolling wage-enrner.
Jtgy THULIK OOHTICMI'T :K.
Bo long the property owner and em
ployer Inelet upon Invoking the Injunc
tion agalnet the etrlkerlt I Imperatively
necessary to provide for trial by Jury of
all contempt caee where the contempt
I charged to have been committed not
Ih U. ..miumno fit i liatumrL A On in COH
nectlon with tbeee matter it become
necessary to define "oonplrncy," "poy.
eott,"tc.,oo account of which Injijnc
tlonaare obtained, giving rhatto eon.
tempt caee, end then to prescribe the
procedure, Inetead of b arlng the whole
matter In the handaof the courte. Hpaoe
lorblde me to elaborate, but Plan may
andehould bedevieed whereby equal
utlcehould be administered U em
ployer and employed In caee of etrikea.
KLKt.TION KXPRNKH.
The free ue of money In election tend
to corrupt the voter. To dlmlnieli the
freedom of the ballot, either by the im
proper, corrupt uee of money, or by op
preeelng the voter Industrially or other
wine, undermine and will ultimately de
stroy, self government and American
liberty.
Hence, ae a check and af-guard,
every candidate lor county, tat,
leglelatlve or judicial (above
jostle of the peace) office ough to make
and file in torn public olllee, an Itemised
account of hi receipt and dlbure
menU In the campaign, with date and
amount and nnme of perou from
whom received and to whom puld. In
the above I Intend to Include candidate
forcongreeaand for the United Htate
aenate.
In addition, every political campaign
committee, through It proper officers,
ouuhttob required to make out a
worn account ol ite receipt and expen
dlture In each enmpnigu and file it in
aome peclfled public office. In order to
eneurean homed eom pi lance with the
law, heavy penaltlM ought to t Im
pend. Including forfeiture of theoflloe
aouKht and punishment for perjury lu
making a lalee affidavit
SAVK TUB IIOMK,
Governor Itoger of Washington, hu
undertaken to have their cnuNtitutlou
am. nded o aa to permit the complete
eiemptlon of ft home from all debt ami
from all lien to eecur debt. The plnn
contemplate the eavlng of the home to
the lmdy o it can never ! alienated
and paaeed into the baud of similiter
for debt unless by complete abandon
ment. No mortgage may be given upon
It uor any lien ol any kind may be
created agalnet it whereby It may be
taken Iron, the family.
Thle, of coitrmi, look like an attempt
to Infringe upon the Ireetlomol contract;
and I wuiipoee that, teoliuienlly, it le.
Hut il i.ir Ilia tmtilld itiiihI. Itila inartd
technical obJf tloii ought to l dlare-
gnrilMl,
'J'he'etabillty, proewrlty and happb
iimu .il m ll.unru!iiK IwiiIiU trmi uihiii
three-cornered fouudittlon; character,
lllierty, iMime. iwwtroy eiiner ot uieaw,
the loundHlion will rtumble nuu the ua
tlon will fell.
Oeimmlilp ol the home leMMential to
Ite iterniNiieuc ftitd It ll gruwlh in
rnduriug rhararier. la all tlm, owner
of the mill have the 'UtH.-. . til prti
ire aud cu.lmllou. Ilvade nl lamh
Ilea (iiiuht, lr the public good, to uwa
b hniit they oceiii',
fur forty ' the common epU of
(.uronunlrr hev b and now rtr-,
loetug thir hotn.. If govrraor UHr'
Ua ill tier thevvil, thle rruuiblieg ol
the louadalioH, let t ha H. I know
( an remedy bet tr eulud tti t pur
W, LlltM.
Kearney, NIh
haiUatl letif 1
IMIkir ladrpeudeatl
It ha takeu 11 long tint t rli Ike
prveeat eoaeai'tioa A th laadaaieatal
Hiaclple ol ft Ut. atiol "J
ha evolved througk BH raw
UrM of blua Url.ig, I now d. tarmie.
lag foree la the developwaat ol th
laodrra tHtlttlal urgaalew, Thn
rMava.UI aoihiwii it rqirH trial la
prove whet wa wmeatlal. Vpi aed
iikd lka aaw their m elakea, Ul May
OF THE PEOPLE
theW;umul.ilof. from n"
oire a con: on will to follow t ie
" Wt piin' We muet ntlllw what hi-
V"l&tT!inA a a fundamental
prlnc.pl lbt the people of a ataUi
houid have a isommou p rlt, jm-y
ehould bl ""''T' . .. . . V
other, and muet underatand their li tl
f utiona. If hey do not. the political or
gttulmtfion will retft'd their dvelopment
and cane dieeeneloii. The very purpea
of a M, which I to aid and ndvanw.
the public weal, would be thwarted. A
mingling me of anlagonlel datroy
nniiy of net Ion, and the wledom o eome
would be over balanced by the folly and
elupidlty of other, You cannot form
a uweee(ul etat out of ev.rl e-op e
who have nothing in common, and who
difb-r In language, In literature, In fheir
tradition and bielory, and In cutoma
and conaciouanee of right and wrong.
Keieclally i thl true under a form of
govern meat like our own where the peo
pie miiet agree upon political ineaei.ree,
' 'i' iiiuin.Hiiiftiie have
develoed government and inetitutlone.
aean outgrowth of their nature and
gniilu, Ut which other tieoplea are not
adapted; and Itl unpolitical to allow ft
lee aitwieaeful race toantagonleeand do
troy what they have ncompllhed,
' II I At aw it,. ... U llltM
Plot ail are qnanneir ior m aum" i.".
Home have no political eouclounee at
all aud are entirely unfit to inform
il ill lee under democratic Inet.tutlon.
Coneeijuently, In the lormalon of a new
elate, or in the development and epau-
: . . . ,.i ,1.1 ,.f m
miou in an onion, turn iiuii"
unity of the twiople ehould l obeerved.
The United Htate I now patng
through ft crlm a great n any that
bn ever confronted our people, We are
called upon tochooee our future policy.
We muet decide whether w lavor terri
torial aggrandisement and colonial im
perlallani. We inuat dcld whether we
hall break away from ourpuet ur
and enter the complication of the world.
It I for u to eay if we are ready to de
nounce the Monro Doctrine and enter
tb trouble of Murope. Tb opportun
ity will b given forUMto make the
..l..i. i...Mlti.a f Mnaln a. nart of
oumiAU TU9 war foiwt u to mt
th i territory; w mn wn to wtBRfn
I.iit a.iAh tiuaaaataiailiaia MP 11 tl
lIJr mi Will tVH a WVlf )-e.. . -
dewlrabl both from tb etandpoint of
noMltlon and the character of It people,
To take thee point doe not mean that
W n.Ut annex inem; w hum uiyvw
of them otberwia In order to maintain
th geographic ethnle unity of our atata.
ui.. it.. i..wa i.l Ilia mirlA ha
fr 11 curaw nia iiiw -
admitting through territorial eipnn
ion maea of uncultured and degraded
people? Buebftcouree would prevent
them from perfecting our own tat
I I.iu.11 uiilikml Alt1
inivn aiiiTinai t.ur iHinvni ,i..iw..-, -
from giving to all tb nation the beet
sample. Now I tb tlm to act. We
mnt not Allow oureelve to tak a ft
permanent poMeioo tuia terrnorj
L m n mt n., Mim ltial.ll nttnna
W lll'OTT nV'l ltl,R M , I. WW. ,wwvw.-.-
aud have not tb character to appre-
.1 , . 1
uiaiv 1 nam.
IIRNRV AUU. MKIKf..
ItlaacMag Mudln.
Th mldummer dry good eat In our
large cltle are the beet opportunities!
th year to lay In ftaiipply of unbleached
muNlln. A good quality can be bought
for three or four cent per yard, and ul
mot any family can uee a bolt, which
coutaln from fifty to eilty yard. It
very little trouble to bleach It, and It
iathena pretty a any. Itl prefer
able to the bleuched mueJin for many
purpowe, co I leee, wear longer aud I
eaeier to wneb.
When rou are ready to blacb your
muhn, cut it in any length that I oon
veuieutto handle, aud boil ft bull an
hour, lu a euil made of soft water aud
erliue. Ulnae hi clear water and hang
on the line in the hot euuablii to dry.
If it I not whit euouuh after boiling
onue, reieat the proceae when dry. Home
houeewivee prefer to make tb garment
rlrt and lilench tnem alterwurd. nnen
thl 1 don It i well to allow a little for
aWan. L f ta nui tn 1 1 M I . rt eiltaualVM alliFilllca
W 119 1 II m Ml) I l M TV Ml wen ie ewi r wtj w wmiwww
eome In bleaching.
I.. J. t.
Tb Mast Naailed Hatorm,
Th moat needed reform in thl state
I a total change of th adminletrntiou
of all publlo money, Our tax eystein
mid administration of public fund 1
nothing else than legalised robbery.
This state wa ruled for over thirty
year by ring of boodler, nod every
dollar that came Into their hand wn
brat, luthelaat lew rear several mil
lion ol public money were etolmi by the
ring and loat lorever; a th robber
protect aach other. Auditor Moore has
iileadiHl blmaelf guilty ol embeiilmg Pub
lic money, but our court did not believe
him they knew better atd declared that
Im did not emiieiii pulilin inoiirv
Whernita aui li itiitorloiialy corrupt men,
who never did n bou-wt day 'a work in
all their live, least at the public irih
and live la eitrNVHgant luxury, the tax
paving iwHipt have to latuju them-
lve to aerii a miserable living and l.
till lb buttouileaaabya of our treasury
Thl robU r syitein must be clisimml
Il I not aulttclant tu ebel ho neat rea
Uiera. Th whole atslent must ba
I'lomgml an that all publie limit ate
inaiinjml and coiitrolli"! In ft liulita
lika lliiililier, s i Hint II U lilipoeelbl of
lH.i al ll sleul publlK tliolier,
I elllahuw how publb iiuiiay Is lnau
ailed lu Hotii.rUn.l, and it may be lhat
r en learn a bills I row II.
I Hiiirlnd they do not pit so
inueh pu i on hand a we tin here.
I hey divide I lis mer and Ihu illVblo
lha r-p'Hibility, tint. In Haili.rUu l
lk hilt tuauaiiii iiffauititlioii, airfl
Many People Cannot Drink
el tlhi. It eiHiil thir elarii
Yua raw driat tirawll when vim p Ira
aai iei in a lp. ur iiiih.ii a or
IDttllitmlala an 1 Ultra, thear aad
ha-de, Yet II looks wad lsl Ilk la
baal fottn, fur asrvoa om, yullHf
Cipka a4 M'lr Uriatl at lha tr
Itlriah, Mad Iimmi para aralaa, lt
letskag free lf rHN today, III
It w im M luQea. l aeil HO.
townehlp managing It own buelnw..
For thl purpoe they elect ft board of
fire member for managing all the bowl
oeee and public money, for which they
are together reponible. one for all and
all for one. Thl board elect It own
treaeurer, who ha o keep trlct ac
count of income and eipenee, Heveral
time during the year, without a before
hand warning, the board examine the
ocnounte. which muet ngree with the
cael. money. Thi money muet be ei-
ftcf. neither more nor leee, ami no cneK
or bank account are fweiepted. If there
I more money In the freaeury than I
rwill needed for exoeneee. the board de
cide how it muet be Invented. Much
money ) moefly loaned on real negate,
entailer eum being locked up In tlie
public aafe. The county commteeloner.
too. have Mi examine the boook and
a:ount of the townabip at leaet once a
year, In thl way treaenri'r are tilway
under control, o tnai tnejr cannot ejac
ulate will, public money, rind n the
memieir of the board are together re-
ponelhle for euch publlo money, they
eee that all bille are paid ae eoon pre
enled, and only ae much money In
rained by taxation . I really needed to
pay all exeneee. Kvery year tn treae
urer ha to make a eiwciul nwouut over
Income and aspen, which I flrtes
amlued and approved by the board,
then the ncoount, with the report 01 the
board, ie eent to an extra committee of
clilfne for examination and after their
approval account and accompanying
reporte are open lor publlo Inepmtlou.
nnnliy they nave 10 oe npproveo in ex
tra meeting of all citizen, and from
there they are eent to the county com
mleefoner, and not until they have ftp-
uroved the account I the boaru re
eaeed from reeooneibility, In a elmllnr
way fund of all elate Institution are
controlled.
Adminietrntor of orphan, too, are
under etrict control, Kvery year the
guardian hae lo make an accounting of
income and expciiec. and a report over
education, occupation, etc, of the ward
with propoeal for tha future. The
account and report are flret examined
and approved In a meeting of the town
board, in the prete nce of th guardian
and ward, and then eent for furthei ftp
nroval to the county comrmeeionere,
l'hee account and report, and all val
uable, euch a jewel, deed and other
document of the ward are kept in the
town eafe, which I locked with three
different lock, the key being kept by
three member of the board, no that the
eafe can only be opened lu the presence
of at leaet three member of the board.
In thl wav when an orphan become of
age be And correct account of all In
come and expeiiee and all hi property
perfectly eafe.
In tbl country if a father with minor
children die, in a few year all their
property 1 gone witnout anyuouy
knowing where It went.
A long a we do not put our trene
ureMftnd administrator under etrict
control and make all officer together re
poneible for all their act and for the
public money nnder their supervision,
just o long will boodllng and ateallng
public money continue. 1 woui'J mum
what la poeeibl In Hwitcerland I possible
in thi country Keith HatwKizKK.
Woodlawn, July ir, iua,
Just try loo x of Caaoftrtt, tb
flnet liver and uowel regulator var
Upr4 the Kugllsb Tung ee.
From the St. Loul Republic: Whll
thr art 128,000,000 people at th pres
ent tlm who everyday language Is
Englhrti, there are only 90,000,000 who
peak Ruaalan, 76,000,000 who epeak
Oerman, 66,000,000 who spcuk French,
46,000,000 who speak Hpsnlsh and 35,-
000,000 who speak Italian. Thl mar-
vlou growth of tb English tongu I
directly due to th rapid development
of the United Stat, aided, of course,
by tb Aoglo-Baxon'a natural coloniz
ing spirit In thl country there are
Ie than 80,000,000 people, and greatly
less tbsn that number In the whole of
the United Kingdom. Thl estimate
indicate the spread of the language In
to all parts of the world.
NHaan Varaa Natagarf.
A feat accomplished by Mr. Mac-
pheraon, who wa attached to the forco
lad agslnat King Mwanga In th lust
Uganda campaign, 1 entitled to honor
able recognition, Mwania's follower
used poisoned arrow, and the men,
though only slightly wounded by such,
Inevitably died, Macpbemon set him
self to discover an antidote to th
poison In which the arrows hud been
dipped, and was led to try Injections of
strychnine, Thle treatment wa at
tended with entire amies, not a man
being thereafter lost from mere poison
ing. Dr. Nfscphron, It Is sld, In
variably succeed In bringing th
wounded men around In about a coupla
of hour.
' J
I'aal flog fast In Uermaay,
It I proposed to us th peat bogs
of Germany aa source of energy on
on of lha canal of th country and
tn th manufacture of tsliium rarbbl.
fha boss of the valley of (he Kin rov
er eome 13,000 square mile, and tb
proposition lis been IiiniI to erect a
lO.Ooti horse power electric pUnt lu the
llstrlcl, which would consume annually
some ion, (mk) ton of peal, equivalent lo
(he emioiiu yielded by "00 acre. One
Sere of bos averaln ten feet tn thick
Bet roiiialu about 1. 000 Ions of dried
peal, and th amount produced by 410
iquare iitllss wounl afford a tniicli
bsating poevr a lbs 10,000,000 Ions uf
utal mined annually In Oermany,
Matlias HatMlaa. la !.
lb fit st Mllroed III Has.lru
tpeiivd In v4, and h nnmHy lu
tow, In prtipottloM lo II popuUtlon,
ho Mil) Ihea any ulhsr rountry
,n Kurop. Thy areoaned patlly by
:h stat and paiily by private cotpor
Itbins Has leu lis th nuly rellwsy
11 Ihe m Id whbh pa the polar
ilri l- I , th aiaia line from l.uls
9 t)lllvr, la th UpUnd dlatilct.
AIM Willie,
Mettle-' What vuld yeg 4a It
niunt urn s ta kits yog itat
four will!" Illc-(h, rhaw Mufe
thief, woull t IsnpoMthl,"
cowit ma
IsXCf WPtlte
AMEPICAN SOLDIER PEPAIPING CUBAN'S GUN,
Ottr Jiibni. nlll' S fit HiuiMngo Imvobwn ttmch diwiussnd, irnuw army oiricer
dwbirliin flint (ley went vulu:tblo uld and otborusiirtligtbut tlm only tilings
they went really willing lo attack with vim nod (lctorniiimUon wcro Ujii provi
sions of tint AiiktI' ioi army, Tbo C'u bun worm bulf etarviidand practical Jy m
clothed wbeu HliafVr rcacf.cd Huiitiago, Tha alio.) given tbiun tbey worn tb d
ground lln lr neck by tin. NlrlngN, b cause shoe wort. tx; vuluitblu to bo worn
on tlm feet, Tito nocompiiiyliig iUhU'Ii, tnudo by a Huw York Herald artist in
tho field, show uit Ami'iic,..) soldier repairing tbo gun of a Cuban,
1
er t rei roe eMIknn,f
HOLE IN THE TEXAS MADE BY A SHELL
Bo lit tin damage ba been don by the Hpanish gun that wa are almost
tempted to believe that the dons bava boon firing blunk cartridge at our ship.
But bore I ocular evidence that tb Hpanish gnna and ammuuitioti are all
right, Tbis picture shows tbe bole which a chance nb(A made In the bow plato
of the Texas. Tbe battleship wa shelling tho shore butteries to tbo west of
Santiago, making on of thosa aeries of feints under cover of which Hhaftcr
Janded bis troop at Iklqoiri. The shell was big one, and it tor through tlm
steel walls Just forward of th armor belt as if it bad boon piercing cardboard
Instead of bsrvcyized metal. In its coarse, you will rommnlmr, it klllwl ono
man and wounded several other not very deadly or damaging mlssllo lu
oomparisrm with some wbiob American gunners have thrown into Hpanish war
ships. Th photograph from which this picture was mad for the New York
Iferald was taken from the 'tween decks of tho Texas, The ship seen through
the bole is tho Vesuvius, and tbe distant shore I tbe shore of Cuba.
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ale, June 24 to 00. Iteturn limit IJO
days.
Hon Francisco. Gal,, and return, ICO,.
r.O, North American Tanner's union.
Dateof sale, June 28 and Vt. Iteturn.
limit, August 81.
Halt Lake City, Utah and return, f 32-,
00, International mining congres, Date
of sate, July 8. Iteturn limit, July 23.
1'ortland, Ore., and return, I00.B0.
national council of Conirregational
eburchea. Pat of sale, June 80 and July
1, Iteturn limit, Aug, m.
Washington. I. C. and return. 1315.80.
national educnf lonal aeeocletion. Dal
of eale, July 8, 4 and 6, Ueturn July
10, Wmlt can oe extenoeij 10 augusi
81 on payment of 60 cents,
Iluffalo. N. T 27.80 round trip, Hap.
tlet young ieople's union convention.
Dateof eale, Jul r 11 and 12. Return
limit, July 10, Ki tension to Meptemher
1 on payment or oepoeit lee,
Omaha, Neb., ftnd return, 12 30, na-
tlonal retmblican league, Daieofeal.
July 10 to 20, Iteturn, 80 days.
Itock Island, III. ftnd return, f 18.45.
national encampment salon veteranr
nnion. Date of sale, August 8ftod 9.
Iteturn limit, August 20.
Indianapolis. Ind., fiuprem lodge
Dolform rank K. of V, Date of meetlog,
August 22. Limit. HepUmUr 10. Bat
to be annouaoed later.
Omahft and retsrn. 12 20, national
eongreas retftll liquor dealrs. Date of
sale, August 20 to 27. Iletura limit, 80
das.
Omabft, Neb and return, 13.30, Ba
tloaaj eonventloB llohemian tamers.
Date of sale, August 16 to 80. Be tan.
80 days,
Cincinnati, v., ftna mum, vn w,
A. It, national encamotnent. Hals date
snd limits to be announced later.
UROR0SJ IJOMSai,!
G.r.AT, A,,Muools, Neb.
HtOVCKU It ATM
To th OranS Knaampmaat Mlalag tlla
trlat, Wyemleg.
The Union roclflo will sell tickets at
one fare lor th round trip, plu $5, from
all point in Kansn, Nebraska, Colora
do and Utah to Kit wlln, Wyo, Date
on which ticket will b sold are let and
Jtd Tuesday In Mar, June, July. August,
Hi.pt., Oct., and Nov. Htage line daily
except Hunday each way between ttaw
lln and Oraud Encampment
For full Information call on or ftddrea
K. II, Hloon, Oen'l Airt., Lincoln, Neb.
fA BlgM Bwws t Kkewftlfce,
Wketkev yon select tke ftlb water rott
7 wxy of 81 Miekaels, or the ovrlft4
row as rift Dyea, fskagway. Cooper river,
TaJt a tlklae, you must trat wash s
Paaifts port al ewjoarxatloa,
Tn Rm Ouni Wssrsajt Railwat,
la eoaaeetloa ltb tb I). A ft. O., or
Colorado IfldUud fly., la tb abort, o
root ftftd popalor route to Boa Frftaoisoo
Porilftad, Tftoossft or fteattle. Tarottg
slaewtftg abftrt ftad free reellilag shale
eon from Denver to He Frsioo aad
beam to Portland. Chole ol tkroo
rostes tkro' tho ftoekleo ad U roost
agalAoMt seesery In tb world. Wrtta;
So f A. WiSLBies, 0, P, A., Bolt LoJur
Ctty eopy of Klosdlk lot dev.
Tho Now.
Union .
ELEVATED
LOOP
Chicago
'i'l'A'Vk,
w now orts,
It rant on Van Duron Ct.. Dirootlf
in front of tbi
Chicago,
Rock Island
and Pacific
STATION.
aenr arriving in Chleago a, by
Ik aw l atow Klavatad lmis rkaay
part ol Ihe eliyjiir. for a Bveoaat farts
eaa be taken iMimediataly to any ol the
lerg tura la tna dnaa ! dialriet,
AH l lavalad Train will stop at the
"H.Mfk Maud" Htatioa Trat every
mlaate, Hm taatliik aa talyUel
rl by th. "Uraat Hark lil.kJ ReU.M
II yo will Mud a jjMHt stamp los
fuMiMg w will mail yn at owee a
bird e y view id t hlcgo, u mmih la
Ivseoinre.whk'kahow yu lu what
fog oaat to kauw abnut tliha:oaa4
Ike a.w IMip aad t lavftlad HiUm,
Thl map Vim obnvtdj have, whether iu
live oil of Ihe eii; aad ipt In auwe
to It, or kslhar yn aaw live la hMMgo
aadyoBOr yoar Irlaads eoateaiplaU
naklag trip, Adlre Jmbs rsS4S
Tias, t, r. At CklMogn,