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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1891)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY FRIDAY , MAY 22 , 1891. SIDNEY DILLON'S ' PROMISE , Ho Bays the Union PAclfio Hallway Will Stand by Omaha. WILL INCREASE THE SHOP FORCES , AVorltH nt Grand Inland and Lincoln to bo Knlnrgctl Mr. DIllon'H Tour or Inspection Hull NotcH. Sidney Dillon , In conversation with a Dnr. man yesterday morning said that the Union Pacific rcKul would stnncl by Omuhn. It had been decided , ho said , to Increase the capacity of the Omaha shops , to ngnln manufacture car wheels hero and t ) re-establish the foundry on a larger basis than of old. The working force would bo correspondingly Increased to meet the growing demands iiiiulu upon the Otnalm shops , Tills demand had not been properly met In recent years. The HIIIIIO policy would also obtain , ho aalrl , at Lincoln and ( Jrnnd Island. Shortly after the Adams' regime as.suincd control the working force at the latter points was cut dbwti to nu extent that those towns were considerably crippled. Ttio merchants of those towns will bo gratified to know that tlio old order of things will bo resumed. Mr. Dillon was nsKud about the status of thahrldgo and union depot case. He said that nothing could bo done for Oninha until the suit of the Hock Island I'gnlnsttho Union I'aclllo had been adjudicated. The court would not reach It for a few months , Hut Mr. Dillon assured Tin : Hr.n man that there was no disposition to crlpplo Omahn , and ho hoped that matters would soon bo adjusted whereby work coula soon proceed on the union depot. Ho saw the extreme need of the Improvement hero , as did also the now directory ot the road. Union I'nclllii Assistant General Manager Dickinson states that ho should not make any further changes before . his dopirturo ns 0110 of President Dillon's party. Ho- Inti mated that some changes might ko looked for during tils absence. It is rumored about headquarters that \V. \ II. Baldwin , Jr. , who was assistant to Vlco President Holcomu , will resign within a few days and leave the service of the company to enter the service of the I'ullmnn Car company us gen eral superintendent. Mr. Baldwin Is gener ally regarded as n man of ability , and his ac- ' qunlrituncra nro pleased at his success In securing - curing n good position. It is the general understanding aboutlvend- quarters unit among those familiar with rail road affairs , that the ofllco of superintendent of the Nebraska division will bo the next to bo reorganized. This olllco has been filled by nn acting superintendent since the new nmnngonipnt took charge of the road and It nas been understood nil along that Mr. Bltchonsdcrfor would bo cut off to make room for another. Among those who hnvo been considered as successors to Mr. BlicK- cnsdcrfcr , P. , T. Nichols , an old-tlmo railroad man and n staunch friend of the present ad ministration , Is conceded to have the Inside track. Another who has boon much mined of in tbls connection Is It. U. Sutherland , the present assistant superintendent , of the Ne braska division , with hcadnuartors at Lincoln. Both these gentlemen are practical railroad men and both have n largo circle of friends who would bo glad to sco th m advanced. Amoiifr the slates which have been prepared one naming Mr. Nichols as superintendent and Mr. Sutherland na his assistant l re garded with considerable , favor. Orr at Work. Thomas Orr was duly installed as ' chlof qlork In the ofllc'o of Assistant General Manager Dickinson , us announced , ln Tin : BEH Monday last. It was Intended originally that the appointment should take effect Juno 1 , but Mr. Dickinson will accom pany President Dillon on his trip of Inspec tion and will probably bo absent about thrco weeks , and for that reason Mr. Orr was in stalled as stated. Mr. Coykondall's ofllcial position does not ccaso until Juno 1. Mr. Coykondnll will leave Omaha within a short tlmo and will go Into commercial busi ness In Chicago. _ Will Accompany Sir. 1)111 n. President Marvin Hughltt and General Manager J. N , Whitman of the Northwestern arrived in the city yesterday and were In ' consultation \vlth President' Dillon of the Union Pacific on matters connected with both roads. _ Do MOVHCS Talk ? \Vo have our doubts on this subject , but if they could , wo bollovo their first words would bo to nsk musters nhvavs to keep n bottle of Hallor's Barbed Wlro ulnlmcnt on hand. It Is unequalled for cuts , bt'ulses ' and sprains , In Tact , horses fulrly cry for It. 1 VAN AVYCK'.s SPK13OII. HoTrllN tlio Oinci nnt I Convention of Prosperity Ahead. Wednesday ovomng General Van \Vyck delivered a cluiractorlstiu address before the Cincinnati political convention. The Nebraska statesman declared the as sembling of the delegates was the legitimate result of the policy pursued by the old. polit ical parties during the past quarter of n cen tury. It had culminated In n general upris ing among the representative * of diversified industries of the country. The musses , ho thouKht , were propnred to seek rodro.ss ug- grcsbivuiy , noi uy nro or uynainilo , but with tbo ballot. General Van Wyck declared that while the democratic party pretended to favor free silver , In truth It would ho governed by the policy of Wall street , which was always opposed to the Interest of the people. The republican party ho thought no less venal , and favoring wealthy corporations and mil lionaires. Ho was satlsilod that the Me- Klnloy tariff measure was not , in the Interest of the people and that the rugged rights of the tiller of the soil could bo secured only through independent political action. He concluded his remarks bv quoting from General Harrlson'o message ot Ibtl opposlnc a mcta'lc ' tlminelal basis for the government. Tlio Lncllos Delighted. Tlio pleasant affect and the perfect safety with which ladles may u o the liquid fnilt laxative. Syrup of Figs , unilor alt con- dltions make It their favorite remedy. It Is pleasing to the cyonndto the taste , gentle , yet effectual in acting on the kidneys , liver Biiilboucls , Tjiithunm Conference. 'llio session of the confurcnco representing the Evangelical Lutheran synod of Missouri , Ohio and other states , in Nebraska , was well attended Wednesday nnd Thursday. The discussion lu the morning ot both days was mainly doctrinal. Kev. 15 , Flach led the con ference In treating the question on the ne cessity of investIgntingtho'splrlttinlcondition of such who wish to participate in thu holy communion. All were convinced of this no'- cosslty since Htich is nnd has always bocu the ' pnwti'co in tlio Lutheran church which ait- lieres unswervingly to the unnltored Augs burg confession. The discussion was spirited nntl interesting throughout. Tlio nftornoons were devoted to practical questions nnd church work , us the bust meth ods of gathering the dispersed members of the church und extending the samo. Tlio following were present : J , 15. Jlnunv Rnrtnor , Wntertown ; J. illlgondorf , Ai-ling * ton ; L. Bundin , Blsmnrulc ; il. Nlo mann , Wisnor ; O. Von ' 'ninln- con , Bonnlngton ; II. Wind , Mlllnrd ; K. Helm , Crcv-iton : N. Huosomnnii , Paullllon ; H. Mlessler , Columbus ; .1. F. H. Her , Omaha , J. Hoffmann , Battle Creek : E. Donningor , Madison ; H. Wont/ , Blair ; W. Bnedor , n cr Hooper backer , worth. IJaueroft. Small In iho. treat tn results : Do\\jtt \ Little Karlv Ulsors. Boat pill for Constlpa lion , best for Slcic HcaJacuo , best lor hour Btomacb , StiVTII 0 at All A , Iloynlly Entertained. Courts Magic City , Teutonla , Proltop Volky and Skandla , Independent Order of Foresters , gnvo High Chlof Hanger Patrtclc Cummlngs , High Secretary T. W. Saunders , High Modi- col Examiner J. C. Johnson , M. D , , and Director William Kllpatrlck of Chicago a royal reception and entertainment In Ancient Order of United Workmen ball , Wednesday evening. The local Foresters are very enthusiastic over the mcctlnir and predict much good for the order by the visit of the oftlccrs of the high court , The high digni taries expressed themselves as much amazed ftttho solidity and growth of South Omaha as dcllghtod with their reception and enter tainment , _ lilt ; Packing House Showing * The Cudahy packing company has Just is sued a card giving statistics of Its business from November 1 , 1800 , to May 1 , 1891. This shows the enormous business of nearly ? 1J5- 000,000 per 'year. ItemUcd , the statements nro as follows : Total distributive sales . tf > fiO.V ) Total pay i oil . 40JH)0 ( ) Total number of employes . 15,000 The areas arc as follous : Ot buildings twenty acres ; Moors , sixty-six acres , uml cold Morale twelve actes llo s Killed . 3KlNl ) Outt ! killed . 44.0J7 Hheou killed . 8,170 I ' ( irk niiulo. all kinds barrels . ' . ' ! ) , ; il ? llcuf made , all kinds , barrels . D.I.'U l.iuil miide , all kinds , pounds . 1.1,310,1100 Dry suit inuatH made , all klnda , pounds . 21.702,109 Bweul pli'klcd mt'iilM made , all kinds , pounds . 1G,020OT Cantied meiits nimltvul klnds.pouiids 4IM02 Hmoked incuts made , all Kinds , pounds . ll.a-i.8in : . pounds . MKlT.lOO 'Ihlrd Xmilvoi'Hnry. South Omuhu lodge , No. GO , Ancient Order of United Workmen , will celebrate Its third anniversary next Tuesday evening by asocial and entertainment In the ledge rooms , Twen ty-sixth and N streets. XotcH Alimil t'icj City. Mr. and Airs. A. Sipo of Cambridge City are visiting their son , Joseph W , Sipe. Four children of Chester A. Evans , who have been down with measles , nro mending. The adjourned congregational mcotliiL' will bo hold In the Presbyterian church this even ing. David Ij. Vincent , nn active merchant of Burlington , la. , Is visiting friends In the city. city.Major Major J. W. Paddock , government director of the Union Pacific railroad , was at the yards. A largo delegation of local Foresters will go to Omaha this evening to attend the ban quet and reception tendered the bight court ofllccrt. The heavyweight ten-round pr o light be tween William Walker , the big blacksmith , and the unknown will take pluco tonight in Uormanln hull. James n. Smith , the local champion wine shot , Is over at DCS Moines , la. , attending the state shooting tournament and Is win ning laurels and prizes. The ladles of the First Christian church will give the postponed peanut social this evening In the Swedish Baptist church , Twenty-second and K streets. The infant son , aped nine months , of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laltncr , Twenty-llrst and P streets , was burled In St. Mary's comotcry at 10 o'clock yojterday forenoon. Traffic Manager J. S. K'nox of tbo Cudahy parking company , who nas been spending several months lu the south , particularly at Hot Springs , Ark. , for his health , has re turned much Improved in health. James Perry Jones and Miss Ednn Frost were quietly married Wednesday evcnlne Mr. Jones is onn of the trusty men of the commission firm of Slater , Savugo At Ifeily. Miss Frost Is one of the charming young ladies of the city. The young couple are re ceiving the congratulations of many friends. Tlio Pa.xlou Hotel Fire Did not effect the hotel proper in nny wuyKo us to interfere , with the operation of the hougo. Only the annex wns ilmn- nfjod and guosla huvo been cared for without tlio interruption of a single duy. IIUllGIjAKS GltmVING JiOLDKH. Numerous Itonuerics and Heportcd to the Police. The police received the usual number of complaints of burglaries and robberies yes terday morning. J , Nelson & Co. , of 1470 South Sixteenth street , found their front door open and dis covered that burglars had boon there during .ho night and robbed the till of M In money , . 'ho visitors had apparently forced the door vlth nut httln trouble. U. F. Shaw's place at D18 South Sixteenth itrcot , was also entered , the thieves getting n through the transom over the baclc door. I'hoy secured a box of cigars. The crooks did a bold Job at the Washlng- on hall saloon , 418 south Eighteen street , vhich Is run by Win. Novo. Four men rushed Into the place , and while two of them lold revolvers ut the head of George Benson , the bar tender , one of the gang opened the till and secured about f 10 while the other went , through Benson's pockets , securing $8 n money and nn open fuco silver watch val ued at $10. The robbers wore nil young men apparently about ya years of ago. The Job wns hurriedly completed , and the quartette rushed out again and was soon out of sight. George Duwson , W. 1C , Archer and Fied ? ry were arrested yesterday afternoon sus- > ected of being implicated in the Washington iall saloon robbery. George Bonscn , the jarkocpor , wns sent for and the prisoners irought before him one at n tlmo , but ho 'ailed to Identify any of them as his assail ants. The suspects gave their occupation as aborors , but tbuir hands ; looked ns if they md never doao a days work In their llfo. A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable and Wholesome. No other lialtinu powder does such work , Do you know that you can buy a chimney to fit your lamp that will last till some acci dent happens to it ? DoyouknowthatMacbcth's " pearl top " or " pearl glass " is that chimney ? You can have it your dealer will get it if you insist on it. He may tell you it costs him three times as much as some others. That is true. He may say they are just as good. Don't you believe it theyamay be better for him ; lie may like the breaking. - . ' " ' HtUbuw. CM- KPIMCCl'AIi FUNDS. Local Interest in Ilia Diocesan liiKiit Lincoln. The discussion In tbo council of the Epis copal church nt Lincoln regarding the divis ion of the general funds of tba church bo- twcon thu original NobraiKa tllocoso nnd the dloccso of the Platte has awakened consider- nblo Interest. A lending member of the Episcopal church in Omntia said : "Jt would seem to mo that Bishop Grnvcs is reasonable In his dcslra to have n share of the endowment nnd missionary funds trans ferred to the treasury of the dlo- ccjo of Ilia Platte , for ho holds that n considerable uortlon cif these funus wns conttibutt'd by the pcoolo residing In what Is now the dlocoso of the Platto. BUhop Worthliigton , 1 believe , holds that Uio general funds skould bo retained by the original dloccso of Nobrashn , for the ron- son thnt the salary of Bishop Oravcs Is pnlil by the general missionary funds from ouUlda ef the stnte , whereas his salary has to bo paid by the dloccso of Nobrasln. There nro schools nnd other Institutions In the dloccso of Nebraska , nlso , which have to bo sup ported by thpso funds , nnd Bishop WorthIngton - Ington Is therefore looking out for the welfare of this dlocaso by urging that the general funds should not bo divided with the dloccso of the Platto. " "These funds nt present ncnrcgnto nbout 10,000. I nm of the opinion that if the divis ion is not made ( | iitotly by thu council the mutter will go to the courts , " DoWltt's ' Ltttlo Early Hlscrs. Best llttlo pill ever mndc. Cure constipation every tliuo. None equal. Use them now. Will Tbo members of the fndepcndent Order of Foresters In this city nnd South Omaha will give n reception nnd banquet at Met/ hall on South Thirteenth street Friday night In honor of High Chief Hunger Cummlngs. Never had n propnr.itlon n more iinp OD- priato nnmo thnn Ayer's Hair Vigor. VVbon the capillary glands becoino enfeebled by disease , ago , or neglect , this dressing Im parts renewed llfo to the scalp , so thnt the hair assumes much of Its youthful fullness nnd beauty , SPECIAL. . ii. Twice each year , once in the fall and once about this time in tlic , spring , we arrange a grand benefit sale of Clothing for our customers. This we do for a two-fold purpose : First , to show , in a measure , our appreciation of the magnificent support accorded us by the citizens of Omaha and the west since the clay we opened , and second , to create a grand and lasting advertisement for our store. Every man who takes advantage of the sale which we began on WEDNESDAY MORNING and who will tell his Friends of the wonderful bargain he gets , is by far the best advertisement we can get. , and we intend to have eighteen hundred such advertisements talking for us in the next ten days. * We have been preparing for this sale ( and the sales to follow ) for weeks. Our buyeY has-scoured theteastenn markets day after day for bargains fas a scourer he beats Sapolio . He has bought twenty-five , suits of one kind , fifty of another , a hundreol of another , a hundred and fifty of another , and'so on , making a grand total of :18OO : SUITS. ! These Suits have been selected with great care. They come in sacks and frocks. They come in all sizes , from 34 to 42. Li.7 They come in dark colors , medium colors and light colors. There are suits for young men , suits for middle-aged men , and suits for men -who sit in the "bald head" row. There are suits for the laboring man , the mechanic , the merchant and the professional man. Not a suit in the entire lot but what is worth a full grown ten-dollar bill , most of them worth twelve to fourteen dollars , and many are worth up to fifteen dollars. "We have put the entire eighteen hundred suits in one grand lot , and for ten days , beginning Wednesday morning , you can take you pick for Remember we are going to sell eighteen hundred suits in the next ten days a hundred and eighty a day and we always make a success of our undertakings. BRASKA CLOTHING CO. , CORNER DOUGLAS AND FOURTEENTH STREETS. AMUSBM1SNTS. BOYD'S T1IKKH NIGIITH ONLY. SUNDAY. ana MONDAY TUESDAY , 24 , 25 , 26 A Tmly Gorgeous Triumph. WM. J. GILMORE'S Olurlous Scenic , Hullo1 nnd 1'unloralmv Spcctnclc , . TEMPTATIONS 7O Capable Ai LlsLs 7O. Flvolirniul llallali.DrninatlcCnat nf Thirty l'liicra , Three r'uniotta PromlerH , DO.NT FAIL TO BRING THE CHILDREN Uox sheet opens Saturday at rcgtilnr prices , DIME EDEN MUSEE. ( ; uiiu'r llth nnil raruuin StruuU. AVnivK OK MAY IfeTll. CI-AltKNnv DALi : , TIIK IlUi HHADED HOY. Tlio liruinst of u man ; lioily tit u boj- . DlISl'KUATi : ( JIIANCJ : ? , iv coniudv-drnnia In three uctKliy tliu riixi'iill-lowN : ( Co Trot. IX AbtV Dissolving Vlown , nnil u Urst- class Vurlrtj I'nturtuliiiiiont. Frkliiy , LuillrV yonvonlr Day. DR. BAILEY , Graduate Dentist- . A Kull Sot of Teeth on Itubbor. lor HVi : Doi.LA Hi. Aporlnl ntnuaratitei'd. Tei'lh ontrncto I without pain or danvor , enl without itnavithetlci. Uold and liver tllllniM nt lowest men. llrldne and Crown Work. Teetli without platus. All work war * lantcd. OhFlCE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM Kutranco , ICtb Uc t elQTatgr , Open u til So elect HALF PRICE SAKE -OF- BALBRIGGAN AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR. Beginning Monday we will offer 125 dozen of fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 3Sc each , in all sizes , 34 to 44 , in a natural mixture , French finished neck , and in every respect a regular 7Sc garment. This great value will be on sale until the lot of six cases are sold. Mail"3 orders promptly filled , but must be accompanied with sufficient postage. Lot No. 2 We will offer 100 dozen of Men's fine gauze Shirts , made French neck , pearl buttons , and full size , 34 to 44 , at 25c each. Other dealers pay more for these goods than we sell them for. Send in your mail orders ; they will receive the same care in our mail order depart ment that any customer would in our store. Lot No. 3 150 dozen of regular cut gauze Shirts , sold all over the city at 35c and 40c. Wfc will offer at this sale the entire lot at 15c each. See display in our Douglas street show windows. REDUCED PRICES on all lines of finer grades of Underwear. We are overstocked n this department , and have inaugurated this sale with a view to reduce some large lots. ContinentalraClothingtZ JHouse , CORNER DOUGLAS AND 15TH STREETS , The Largest Clothing House West of tlie Mississippi- MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE " ' 'sS ' L'-- BcnroiiD , In. , Nov. 1(1. ( 'So. Dit. J , B. MOOIIK Dour Sir : I tuko grout | ) lcnsuro In sayinp that your roin- u ly for kiilnoy untl Hvor troubles , the Tree of Llfo , Is nil that you rccommond it to be. I speuk from pursoniil experience - once , tonvlne used It I can testify of great bonollcial results. Yours rospootfully , ANTHONY JACOIIS , EvanpeliBt. Mooro's Ti o of l lfe. ft po ltlv euro for Kldnor nnd l.lvor I'otnplilttt and all blood < tt4pi uti. Dam It nr lo utTc > \rhnn rail can bo cured bv uiliu Mooro'i Treuuf I.lfa , tlio Great Ufa llumo.lTJ JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' STEEL. PENS. GOLD MEDAL , PARIS F.XP08ITION , 1889 , , THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. LINCOLN Floral Conversatory , South East Oor , Q and 17tb , Lincoln , Neb W. S. Sawyer & Co. PLANTS AND CUT FLOWERS , General collection of niantH nnd cut flowers ahvuys on liiuul. I'lural ( li'sliiis , loniiiL'ta ) | bntikuts , do. , for iiartlo * Weddings and fun- nil u Hjililty. ; : nnd Htnt ( o uny part oftlio stale. 1'ilco list fieo. Discount ( o umlur- uKors on ( iinrrnl woik , TitlL-uhonu , U4 O TTR ! W INTHtWORlD WILL IV OOncTAIN A RUPTURE or Hive relief like" Dr. I'lerco'i ' ilVneilo KUitio Truas. " Itliaarurrdthousandsl If you wantth * UKHr.aend4olni > tampa ( orfrc i'ami > hletl\o. 1. lUinctlo liluUcTrust Co , , U o fraucUca , CM NO OURFx ! NO 'c Offer You u Ili'i ir/ilc/t Jiuurei finfrlit l j.lfe of'Mutlitr < unl Clillil , "MOTHER'S FRIEND" Jtol > Cunflitoiurnt uf Its J'ulit , ilorrnr tnul ltl l : . After inltmnni-lxiltlfuif "Jlnllii-r'M I'rliMiil" I . ' ' . nlterwur.1 ti.iial In .ucli cn eUri. . ( J uu , 1-umar , Mo. , Jun. 15th , 1191. Bfnt hv eipii-M. clmrgM prupaM.on receipt of price , ? t.so per Ijoillf. Hook to Jluttic n mniUfree. | . 'IKI.D HiUIlATOIt : ! CO. , ATLANTA , < ! A , SOU ) 11Y A I.I NEBRASKA. National Bank U.S. DEPOStTOKV. " OMA.H.V N"C1 Cnpltnl , - - - - S4OO.OOO Surplus Jan. 1st. 1800 , - Oii.BOO onicrri an > l llrcftori--llenrr . Vatoi , I'roillent : Ix > wliH. Howl. Vlcu-l'roiidont ! Jamai W. HHIUI. W V.Mono. Julm H. Colllat , K. U Cuillliu. J. N. II 1'uirlck. W 11 , ti IliiKiix , caihlor. THIS IRON BANK. Corner 12th nud FirnimiHi. A acneralUaukJuj Umlnesj MANHOOD RESTORED. "SANATIVO. " th Wonderful Hpanlth Henitrty , It lolil with a Wrlttrmluurnntuo to cure all IlerrcuH ! ) : caicn , tuch &iV ( lc Mciiori/on of llrtla Power , headache , Wakef ulDtn , Ifitl Moiy hood , Vfrvoupneiie , IAI * iltudc , ill drtlr.i > nd Ootoro & . After Uso. loss of power of tlio Photographed from life. Generative Or Hint , la ellt.fr tez , cauied hy - ciertlon , loutbful Inileicretloni , or the ci lve U flOf tobtcco , opium , or Hlmulant * . which ul'Jinnttlr lead lo Infirmity , Coniamptlon an < t Inmnltr 1'ni "P In convenient form tn rftrrr In the YCtt rocket 1 TlCO 1 a pacliaze , or for B. Vlth every M order wo rlva a written Kunruntno t i euro or ri-fiiiiil Uio moiitiy. Bent l > j mall to anjr addreu. Circular Inc. Mention thli paper. Addreu , MADRID CHEMICAL CO. , "ranch Offlc * for U. B. A. 417 Dearborn fltri-f I. ( 'IIICAOO. I I.I. KOIC HAI.H IN OMAHA. NLll. , UY Knhti V Co. , Cor , 15th A DoUKlui St * . t A J uller & Co. , Cor Kin ft lioiiKh \ . 1) Kr , tiT it Co. , Cuuneit lltuT ( . J tt'inK rtinvdy lor nil Ib.i iiiinaluial ( lUi'haigci n'l prlvat dliea > iof men A certain cure fur tlir tat'nz ' weaknt lo women. Iprocntjnltnnd fo l al In rwininendliiK U W liy . 8I.OU. nnnllTl HANOAI.WOOD CAI'HUI.IH are th llllllU I A beHaniJ onlrcapiulot proicrlljKl br " * * * " regular phr lclan > fur th cur ol Qonorbcat tnd dlicbirtioi from it ) * urlnarr oritant nntrltvd or < | ulr d , II.W per tor ,
