The Barre daily times., July 30, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

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TILE BA1UIE DAILY TIMES,.. JULY 30, 1906.
post mm
Just received, a lot of Postal
Cards of Barre. We have
the Leather Cards and
Aluminum Pin Trays
with .Barre Views.
Also Post Card Albums.
Barre Book Store,
CARROLL W, .MARTIN, Proprietor,
Gordon Block, 140 No. Main St.
i.a
NOTICE
e find we liave nn overstock of Cjirrlnfres.
We lire going to sell lmlmice of (twknt bargain
joicen. We have a complete line of .ill kinds f
viliiles and liaiHH'sm. It you will give lis - eMl
you will purchase. Will exchange for liny.
H. F. CUTLER S STABLE,
Teleplioae I3X-2 ' ,
Fear ci City Hotel, - - - - Barre Vermont,
. TRY A '
Tip Top Cigar!
Made from the best and
finest tobacco. No better
five-cent Cigar made.
MARRION'S
CORNER CIGAR STORE.
Pipes md Tobtcco,
Mileages on All Roads.
WOOD
The place to buy Wood. A large stock
of all kinds at the following prices:
lilock Wood, per tord ?2.7J
Lirao Wood, per load 2.00
Chair Wood, per load 3.S0
Hard and Soft Wood Slabs 1.78
Furnace and Shed Wood.
I am prepared to do all kinds of mov
ing and jobbing at reasonable rates.
f
Coarse and fine Sand for sale in
any quantity. Coarse Sand for ce
menting at my .Sand bank on Farwell
street. ' -
L. J. BOLSTER,
1 Telephone 323-3.
283 North Main Street, Barre, Vermont.
Spotted Jacket
-AND-
MELROSE
5c Cigars.
Both extra good Cigars for
the money. Have you tried
them? Full line of Pipes
and Smoker's Articles at
P.N.Wheeler's
ELECTRIC WIRING
ELECTRIC HEATERS.
h ELECTRIC FIXTURES,
I STANDARD ELECTRIC CO.
fi V B, O. HE.VMTT,
5! . 17. ML'HOI.i.
j lt Kerth Main Street. Barre, Vermont.
O.C.Russell I
Plumbing and Heating.
A Ml kinds of modern Plumbing Fix
tures in itoeic. Ail work guaranteed.
lelopuone J6-J.
IB BASCKENI CF WCRTHES BLOCI.
U When Vnl Hfr an.IVUV
Franktcrts and Bolognas il
f ou may know they 2
are fresh every day.
j Home-made by 4-
V. O. STANDISH. p
PEN, CHISEL AND BRUSH,
Bjomstjerne JHornson, the Scandi
navian author, began' his literary ca
iwr by writing- hyumu. It was intend
ed that he should fic-come a farmer.
Cyrus Dnliiu, the Bouton sculptor,
has rwoived n gold niedul awarded by
the St. Iiouis fair judges for the most
characteristic croup of American sculp
tures nt the e.'iositioii.
.Sir .Gilbert Purkcr, the novelist, likes
to go from one room to another, writ
ing a little in this iuh a tittle lu that,
lie also has a weakness for changing
chairs while composing. ; -
"William Deau . Howells 13 almost
cordial and brotherly man for any
young writer to meet. Me takes a
keen Interest in everybody's work and
la full of helpful suggestions,
A number of well known people. In
London are having their portraits
painted by the clever American artist,
Mrs. Leslie Cotton, who has painted
among others Prince Francis of Teck,
the Earl of Clarendon, Lord Howard
de Walden and Lady Snyvllle.
A lip. .
Fool others If you can, my friend;
They'll do the same to J-ou.
But never try to fool yourself,
For that wpuld never do.
Denver Post
An t'nflnialied Conrne,
"Does your son graduate this
month?" -; . ' , .
"Oh, no! He baa another year on
the track team," Cleveland Plain
Dealer. , . ,
LUMBER
Rough or Dressed of all kinds
Dimension Timber.
Orders Filled Promptly.
Satis faction Guaranteed. l.ry Sawdust,
We solicit an opportunity to quote price.
SLOCUM "LUMBER CO.
Washington, Vt, . .
FARMING TOOLS!
"76" and the
Green Mountain Plows,
Corn Planters,
Harrows j Rakes,
Mowing Machines
and a full line of Farm Tools,
including repair parts, and
Plow, Points for almost all
makes of plows. ?
Geo. A. Wales, So. Barre, Vt.
COAL, COAL
L We sell the best grades of Scranton,
Lackawana and Lehigh Coals. Saris
faction guaranteed. July prices:
t'dt!, Stove snd Nut,
Grate, . - - .
87.70
".00
Aa extra grade Lehigh at 25c per ton higher.
We ell and UeHver 2000 pounds for a tou.
D. M. MILES,'
122 North Main Street, - Barre, Vt,
BE INQUISITIVE
When you buy Coal this year. It Is
very Important that you should know
all about the different kinds. We carry
only the beat, and can take care of
you now before the rush.
Egg, Stove and Nut ....... .$7.70
Grate 7.90
CALDER & RICHARDSON.
Thone 45-4.
Depot Square, - - - Barre, Vt
COAL,
Stove, Egg and Kut, - $7.70.
These are the lowest prices
for July.' Order now.
MORSE & JACKSON,
" TVli'phoiie 137-21
266 North Main St., - Barre, Vt.
GULF SPRING HOUSE
Is open for the Sum
mer. Special Din
ners served on Sun
days and Holidays.
A.S.COWLEStProp.
ICE CREAM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Having put in a new apparatus
for freezing Ice Cream, we are
prepared to make Ice Cream for
picnics, parties, etc., etc., in any
quantity required.
VERMONT FRUIT STORE,
A. Giarlifno, I'foprtf tor,
HUo Block, 15ft No. Main St.. Barre
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, JULY 30, 1908.
LIFE INSURANCE 1$ FULL OF $ ?.
In$urnee i$ full of n$et$. Insurant
i$ the $nl)$tuive of money to he made,
and i$ evidem-e of -tlmt : '-money e$U in
hand before it i$ made, if livinj; to make
it ha$ anything' to do with it$ being
made. 57th year doing uti!fiile$$ j 4i
$tate?. ' .
" The Kational Life Insurance Company
of Vermont (mutual). Organized in
1850. S. S. Ballard, General Ajent.
N. B. Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 3
and 3, Miles Block, Barre, Vt.
TALK 0FTHE TOWN.
A drink for the brain, "The County
Attorney," Drown's. Latest. Ask the
man.
Old gold and silver wanted at ' re
finers, prices in exchange for goods at
F. E. Burr's. .
For Bale. One baby carriage; ens oil
stove, almost new. Apply at 94 Sum
mer street, upstairs.
Stone-cutters' glasses, 20c per pair.
Lenses, per pair, 5c. i E. Burr & Co.,
85 North Main street
Reynolds & Son are the local agents
for the Pitkin Supply Co. and carry a
larrre stock of Dullett Stone Working
Tools.
Dyspepsia is America's cursed Bur
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia
every time. It drives out .impurities,
tones the stomach,' restores perfect, di
gestion, normal weight, and good health.
Itching,' bleeding, protruding or blind
piles yield to Moan's Ointment. Chronic
cases soon relieved, finally cured. Drug
gist all sell it.
Doan's Regulcts cure constipation
without griping, nausea, nor any weak
ening effect. Ask your druggist for
tliem. 25 cents per box.
For any pain, from top to toe, from
any cause, Rpnlv Dr. .Thomas' Kelectric
oil. Pain can't stav where it is ueJ.
Only 82 Years Old. v
"I am only 82 yeRrs old and don't
expect even when I get to be real old
to feel that way as )ong as I cart get
Electric Bitters," sayslnj. E, H. Britn
on of Dublin, .;a." Surely there's noth
ing else keej) the old as yonn'g ahd
makes the weak as strong as this grand
tonic medicine. Dyspepsia; torpid liver,
inflamed kidneys or chronic constipation
are unknown after taking Electric Hit
ters a reasonable time. Gun ran teed: by
the Hod ; Cross, Pharmacy.. Price 5c.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. V
Office of the City Treasurer,
Barre, Vt., July 10, 1906.
All taxpayers of the City of Barre
arn hereby notified that the city coun
cil of this city have this day placed
the tax bill for the year 1906 in my
hands for collection and are further no
tified that Mid taxes must be paid st
this office on, or before the 2flth day of
August, 1906. If not paid ou or before
that date there will be added to the
tax bill five per cent, together with
the officer's fees for collection, namely,
eight per cent on tax bill, ten cents for
the warrant and f.fty cents officer's fees.
P.ememljer, .August 20, 1906, is the last
date that you can pay your taxes this
year without the , conditions above
enumerated.
James Mackay, City Treasurer.
NOTICE.
Willard G. Smith, who during thirty
years' absence from this place has re
paired sewing-machines of all kinds in
central New York for factories and fam
ilies, will repair machines at your
homes, making an old machine run as
well as when new or no pay. Address
hereafter No. 28 West street at the resi
dence of C'bas. D. Carpenter.
." SCIENCE SIFTINGS,
Lightning clouds are always near th
ground. Tbey are roldonVat a. greater
height than 2,000 feet. ' "!
It is said that a French 'chemist has
discovered a method of making cellu
loid Incombustible. His method con
sists of addlug percbloride of Irou to an
ether-alcohol solution of celluloid.
It bns long been known that smokers
are not liable to certain diseases. It la
now held that this is due to the pres
ence In the tobacco of formaldehyde,
one the strongest pf the disinfectants.
The brightness of the corona or ring
of light encircling the aim was meas
ured by Charles Fabry during tbo
last total eclipse. lie found the light
of a point a twentieth degree from the
sun's edge to be equivalent to about 720
eandiepower, or a little more than a
fourth of the brightness of the full
tnoou. The sky near the unecllpsed suo
la 2,000 times as bright.
A Strange rnntom,
A strange custom prevails In Kam
chotka, where a man who wishes to
entertain a guest Invites him Into a
cabin which Is heated to tut excessive
temperature and then presses him with
food until We is lu a mate of torpor. In
stances of men dying at these orgies
have been known. -
Origin of Bunk Fire-
The discovery bus been made tlmt
recent great bush fires In New South
Wales and Victoria were caused by
phosphorous paste laid out to kill rab
bits. As r,o:m as the mixture dried the
sun's rays .set fire to It.
PHOTO DON'TS.
Don't wear black. It gives a bard,
dense tone.
Don't smile unless It comes naturally
or the result will bo annoying.
Don't expect to Ret a photograph that
will please you if you are fatigued
when sitting. .
Don't be? afraid 'of wearing lace. Tbo
line between flesh nnd dress will be
f.oftened by It. ,
Don't take a full faced picture If the
pose Is crooked or the eyes weak. Try
three-quarter view.
Don't cbnotte n lluy wheu the suu
fchlne Is very bright or every Imperfec
tion will be developed A well lighted
rloudy day is best.
KILLED BY
FRENCH BULLET
Lieutenant England Shot at
Chefoo on Saturday
OFFICER OF CHATTANOOGA
The American Was Standing on the
Bridge of His Vessel During Target
Practice of Cruiser Dupetit
. Thouais.
Washington, July 30. Lieutenant
Clarence England, navigating officer of
the United States .cruiser Chattanooga,
was killt'd at Chefoo,' China, at about
noon Saturday, by a rifle bullet fired
by a member of the crew of the French
armored cruiser Dupetit Thouars, and
died at 6 o'clock that evening. The
Chattanooga, with Lieutenant England
on the bridge, was proceeding from the
harbor to the target range just outside
and was passing the French . squadron,
which was anchored near the American
squadron and was engaged in small
arms practice, ..The Chattanooga, after
sevejal bullets had struck the side' of
the ship, signaled to the Frenchman to
cease firing, but before this was accom
plished, Lieutenant England was struck
in the buck, at the base of the spine,
probably by a ricochet bullet, which left
his body under the arm The crew of
the Dupetit Thouars later continud the
practice from the deck of the cruiser,
their fire being directed at targets in
the water, dill'ering from the Ameri
can practice of landing men on a barren
island at the entrance of the harbor.
The French squadron at Chefoo consists
of nine ships and the American of
seven. - -
. The navy department reeeiyeieabje
gjaqil fot) Rear Admiral ,'J'jain, dad
at (.'hefoo, Saturday, anmmmang t.ie
wounding and death of Lieutenant. Eng
land, as follows: 1 -' -: "
"Lieutenant Clarence England serious
ly, wounded while on the bridge of the
Chattanooga leaving hartmr fot; !targct
range by a bullet from French man-of-war
engaged upon small-arms practice.
"Lieutenant England died Saturday at
6 p. m., eight hours after being wound
ed." '
The navy department has cabled the
commanding oflicers to have the body of
Lieutenant England sent home and the
usual letter to the next of kin has been
written to his fatlir, J. E. England, HQ'J
Rock streeet, Little Rock. Ark. lieu
tenant England was appointed'from Ar
kansaa in 180 to the naval academy and
became a lieutenant in 190'J. He had
been on the Chattanooga since 1904.
The naval oflicers nt. Washington lclieve
that the shooting was entire! v acciden
tal, and, it is expected that the French
official will make ample apologies.
Many naval officers have had experiences
which show how such accidents could
occur. .
FACTS AND FANCIES.
Jet Comb and Collars a Samaier
Faner Colored Short Motor Hut.
, Jet Is very fashionable this summer,
especially for ornaments.' A charming
high comb of the fpaulsh type Is inset
with brilliants, and another attractive
form Is a Jet dog collar crossed with
bars of diamonds or pearls. .
There Is a new motor hat that Is
adorably light and small. Once fas-
CarttD ft PARTY PRESS.
tened on It would defy' the whole, of
nana Andersen's cavern of winds." Ia
shape It Is nothing more thau a very
small cocked bnt, a tiny Napoleon
shape. In chip with a soft glace rosetta
nt each point. The most acutely Gib
son Ian headdress rises unerushed In
front of It, nnd the motor veil drapes
over It neatly.
Colored shoes, with stockings to
match, have superseded black shoes.
It would look ugly even tvllb a dark
dress to wear black stockings and
shoes. The little varnished shoo with
paste buckles may be tolerated, but
the stocking must be of som bright
color
The more varieties of trimming and
the more varied the designs the smart
er Is the little linen bolero stilt. Im
itation Irish Inee renaissance brnid,
embroidered motifs combined with net
and Valenciennes lace are nsed on the
ssmo garment.
The little girl's dress seen In the
picture is attractively carried out in
white mull mid English embroidery.
The full skirt is tucked between bands
of the embroidery. And the Moused
wslst litis bands and neck trimming of
the same embroidery.
JUDIC CIIOLLKT.
CHELSEA.
Mrs. Laura J. Hazliit, who lives in
Vershirc street, is seriously ill with ery
sipelas. ' . .
Mrs. Ella Cleveland is entertaining ns
her jfuesst Mrs. Helen Smith of West
Fairlee. -
Mrs. Alvah J. Little and son, Merton,
of Post Mills are in town this week,
the guest of friends. .
Miss Julia H. Lincoln of Melrose,
Mass., is a guest at the home of Moses
George on Court street. .
-. Miss Charlotte Haekett of South Roy
al ton has been in town during the week,
the guest of Mrs. Frank E. Bixby.
Mr, and Mrs. Wallace C. Sanborn were
in Braintrce recently to visit Mrs. San
born aunt, Mrs. Pearl Campbell.
Miss Agnes Stoddard of Brookfield
and friend, Miss Ola Cunningham of
Montpelicr, were guests o! , friends here
recently. -. '
Mr. and Mrs. Morton E. Sargent of
Manchester, Jf, H., are visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Philip L.
Sargent. - ;
Miss Edith Magoon of Montpelicr is
the guest of her aunt and cousin, Mrs.
A.' B. Smith and Mrs. Hale K, Darling,
respectively.
Mr. and. Mrs Fred Annis of Williams
town were in town the first of the week
and were guests at B. Frank Smith's,
on South Main street.
School in district No, 1, taught by
Miss Martha L. Noyes, ami the school
in district No. 12, taught by Miss Gladys
Ballon, closed Friday, July lath.
Fred Grant fell from a ladder recently,
tearing the ligaments from the bone in
his right wrist severely. Dr. F'rank H.
Godfrey dressed the injured member.
Mr. and Mrs, G. L. Hayward are en
tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Hay
waul, son nnd daughter, of Kearney,
Neb. Messrs. Hayward are brothersj
Miss Ruth Quimby, who had been a
guest at Ernest Young's on the west
hill, for three weeks, returned to her
home in Melrose, Mass., the first of
the week.
Chelsea brass band had been engaged
to play at the Democratic county con
vention to be held here August lt,
also to play on August 4th at the Mary
Howe concert at Strafford.
l-'red Kurtsman and wife of Pasco,
Wash., are in town visiting friends and
relative., . Mrs. Kurtsman will be re-'
meniliered as-Misa Braman, and is a
cousin of Fred and W. W. Braman.
W."E Blake of Manchester, N. IL,
is taking a twq weeks' vacation from his
work as an employee on the Boston '&
Maine railroad, which he is spending in
town, taking board at L. II. Bohonons.
Hon G. Herbert Pupe of Barre "City,
candidate for lieutenant governor on the
fiminn ticket, will lu nresent nt ttio Horn.
ocratic county, convention, Wednesday,
August rst, ana wm aauress the con
vention. William Chapin, who a few years since
was a student at Chelsea academy, and
who has recently graduated troin the
medical department of the University
of Miihi'an, is in town the guest of
Prof, and Mrs, J. M. Comstoelt.
W. W. Perkins, proprietor' of 'the
Cltc'sra Mills, is developing into a hust
ling salesman on side lines, having sold
in jne day the first of the week two
Empire cream separators and one EJison
granhqiiione. , - .
Leonard' Thompson is driving stage
between Chelsea nnd Barre City this
week for the proprietor, Frank E. Bixby,
who is taking a short vacation, and
in company with John B. Goodrich of
South Royalton is buying stock for the
Boston markets.
Mrs. Wm. H. Hill, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Znc, and son, Regi
nald, went last, week to Nashua, N.
If., to visit the former's sister, Mrs.
Rogers. . Miss Zoe will , stop at Concord
on their return to enter a training school
for nurses, which is conducted in con
nection with the state hospital in that
city.
"AlKcrt Johnson of Montnelirr strayoj
ovet to 'Woodsville, N. II., the fir't
of t'le. ?ek and soon found himself up
'.',iinti the' real article of t.iking the
medicine dealt out in the justice court
nt Wells River, where to nis pica of
guilty of intoxication for the first time.
He was sentenced to Chelsea jail for
twenty days and arrived here Wednes
day afternoon to commence his vacation
at the expense of the state.
The 20th anniversary of the muster
ir.j; of No. 2S, H. E. K. Hall camp, Sons
of Veterans, will be held at the town
hall, Friday evening, August 3rd, from
8 to 11 ochick. which will be free to
everybody, and nn invitation to attend
is universal and cordially extended. Dur
ing the first hour a reception will be
held which will be followed by a pro
Bromine of entertainment, after which
light refreshments will bo served.
Mrs. J. It. Pfiair nnd Miss Edith Sar
ger, who are respectively a sister and
cousin of Mrs, George A. Tracey, and
who have been Visiting her, left for their
home in Plattsburg, N. Y., last week,
accompanied by Mrs. Tracey, who had
sufficiently recovered from her recent
severe illness to make the journey with
out material fatigue. Mr. Tracey has
received notice since her arrival, how-'
ever, that she is again seriously iil
and her condition causes her many
friends here much ohi'm.
At a meeting of the voters of t
fim . 1 ,'.-;.. t V., 1 ( iUn t.iM-n 1,
ne
hall
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'Jhursdny evening, the following office
were elected for the ensuing year: ?'o
rs
od-
era tor, K. A. (orwiu; secretary, 11
l'.ivlu. f oi-n. II ,V Mfi tii'.iii i
O.
dentiai committee, E. A. (urwin, ).
pril-
Tracey, nnd W. C Holmes; chief e
gineer, George A. Tracey; fiit assist
engineer, Stanley C. Wilson; 2nd nssb
en-
nt
st-
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ax
of live per cent of the grand list of
district was voted und a meeting of
V'tlltllM tft'r, AM., .,-,. ftl.ltlllllllt' Uil ."I
the
the
led
for Tuesday evening, August 7th,
Hie purpose of completing the orguni
turn.
for
Woman on the Car.
Jones Why did yon give that woman
on the car' your cat and leave your
wife standing?
Browne Great Scott, man, that was
our cook! Judge.
Midsummer Magic.
She -Did you ever try pulmitry?
He Well, ".I've sat in the moonlight
nnd held a girl's handl Vonkers Statesman.
K-aaariMMMw.. i... ,. .... - - . ....-.t,imaKMi
For Wedding Gifts!
s
Gotd Band Rings, Diamond and other precious
Stone Rings. Silverware, a large-variety, the
best quality and latest patterns. liawkes' Cut
Glass. Clocks in gold and marbleized.
HNE WATCH REPAIRING.'
rV E. BURR & CO.,
Telephone 10-ai, 85 North Main St., Barre, Vt.
Pictmes I Picttif es I Pieties !
Another lot of about 200 Pictures, 16x20 size.
Fancy shaped frames, finished in gold, and ebony
and gold, for only 98c each.
Other sizes from 30c to $4.50 each.
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW.
A. W. Badge &
Funeral Directors,
Residence, 21 Etstern Ave.
The Best Ambulance in the
E DO BUSINESS
Three packages of Egg-O-See for 485c
Two packages of Force for . . . .85e
Two cans of Blueberries for 85c
Three cans of Baked Beans for . .". , .-..S5c
Eight cakes of United States Mail Soap for 25c
Six cakes of Swift's Toilet Soap for.... 85e
Six packages of Swift's or Armour's Washing Powder for ; ..85c
. Seven cakes of Armour's Lighthouse Soap for 25s
CHESSER f& BIRD,
' -, ,y' - ' ":1 Telephone 832-13 '
323 North Main Street. Cash Market and Grocery
Souvenir Post Card Exhibit
Beginning today,. we. are showing the largest and
finest line of Souvenir Post Cards ever seen in this
city, comprising Foreign, American, Vermont and.
Local Views. Also the finest line of Comics and Pho
tographic Post Cards. Paperweights, View Booklets
and Post Card Albums.
You are invited to call and inspect whether you
purchase or not. Also a fine line of Jewelry, Station
ery and Photographic Supplies.
0. J. DODGE, - -
There is Nothing Batter Than Good Pore Ice Cream
Easily Digested, Cooling and Nourishing. , We have it
. it in every . quantity plate, quart or gallon.
L. B. DODGE,
Keith Avence, - - Jast Off Mala Street.
An Advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
I Typewriters Rented, Sold and Exchanged : i
I : . ;,. . I
1 Office Desks Sold at Low Prices. f
. Typewriter Desks, Copying Presses, Copying Baths and the modern"
Duplicator, Hectograph, Stenographer- Note-hooks, Typewriter '. Rio'ion'
Carbons in fact everything for' a granite oflice. You save express on all
goods when you buy of us and you buy at very low prices.
THE FOX TYPEWRITERS.
At last the Visible Typewriter, "The good of the old and the he t
of the new." A Typewriter that combines the features which have mad
the regular models of the FOX famous for easy running qualities and
durability with perfect visible writing. The ideal in Typewriting" bujii.
ing. Perfect risible writing. All of the writing is viable all of tiie tini
and the writing line is in the direct line of vision of the operator n t
for ten days ought to convince you that the machine is worthy ,f i0,.
careful consideration. Kindly sign the attached accompanying coupon f
you wish free trial.
BARRE GRANITE PURCHASING AGENCY,
Averill BaiWing,
I
To Barre Granite Purchasing Agency, Barre, Vt. '
Gentlemen:. You may send us one Visible Fox Typewriter tviUirt
any cost to its on free trial lor ten days. It is distinctly iiMder i'. J
we are under no obligations to purclni-e sflinij and vill promptly an.e
to -return same witlmi ten days. Yours truly, nfo
Co.. Motsc Block.
licensed Embalmar.
Telephone calls House,4 47-21; Store,' 447-1 1
Gty at the Shortest Notice. I
FOR CASH ONLY
170 North Main Street,
- Barre, Vc?mor'.