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m- mmrn < DM* Oil CV >f LI K. WnKRK AW* +K ATT HM«r a . **i p^*r^ 'Tw.mt Hi>i y»*A fcJT* *llfc l|»mpii«n *ml llom* M ikOIr Anip^nt" fr? tb« r*<t Viiru ff CBmllr.a roj* itralfhl •to the framlnt polliical vfctorjr ever Von and tbe aliMrand a|>n«laU m>«IIc«I *tha proftrau »wt« no mors. 'Ilafkpurti la «1«ad if^d In' Hie city of *lil« birth, one time the crndlo of aecea- *»lon and the hot hed Af state righta *r«Hh. Home ftule It not even a memory ’Hnd acarCcly a mourner got* about the Ntrehta. flntlneea Interear la them an. )»reme auPK*rat^n old force under a *liew, misty n^ne, ao'creat that even C4MI*0 CAKOtbtrtd. ba*e he— re^ seated f l>« if aV Male and eam«tf e and! la tea In at eml the Aonnal Itaatet Vkr S >< soil |ta»ci at Kalrfav an Jelv ?Hh. neat Thnm day. It promises M» he a brilliant **r r«*ion, and whether candidates will ha railed on to apeak nr not they « IM re- •■el*e a rnral welcome and find It romI homing ground for votee. Of course all lovers ol the mrrrv datica will In* their, early and laia, ilait Hall In the a'leruiMiii. ^le I’resldertf of theae Tnlted States; *laver of Ilona In the chase, rough rider kip tiie steep Mope*of San Juan through the thunlderstorm of war, strenuous athlete on the |H>IUical arena yields to .^Its behest an'd'give* to Charleston a* Its Rif *» ^postmaster a citiiten of another State, one who has had no more experience in >hat line of puhllc service than he has krad in the digging of an isthmian ca- ■^lal. XVhy such a one, so unknown a •Victor In affairs, should have been clio- %en by the Business Interest Altdiaries ton In prefetence ts^ie sons of the old %-ltr that hava bean part and parrel of lier hia'ory |u |>eace and war. In health ‘■»d |»eatlleoee, in earthquake and In poverty, pissee comprehension and poztles and porplexcs enrioaity - This ♦•ew Ixschlnvar of New York may have oil the gifts a> d grace# and g<>Odncs* shat have ever hloosned and fruited |n Huaad Hve* hut how csswld the Oust ***** Inureet of t harloeenn so qulr «ly forget lie paot. the gratr* of its heroic •lewd, the eoderane* and faith that I Lev# made Its naaao world feusoosf j v*as it for a me«* of pottage, f*v the i •***P*n'*g of Us getooey to the seen., * I ho h« tiding of fostfesuee ess the ' •oodsoethe rwtdlog of l*»M ■ t*i> •• • IftAill, liwi I km ito ito pmmm • ! •*• *f ge» fewruaoi and gr*ei oote of 1 ^2fiSUSkL—— | R 1 •*«• * eepsur* Maoff. Shop COMINO CANHIHA I KS. On next Tuesday the candidates for (he United States Senate and ll<iii«c of Repre*eotatlyes will apeak at Barnwell. Some of the atrnngrst men In the Stale are in this campaign parly and their apccche* will ho "worili hearing And we would ailviao them to do their level h»*r. Some of the candidates for Slate offleea who were here on the 2Hih nit. didn't acorn tp care much whether they made good or had impresaiona, and conaequeiitlv many votca were made or loat, poaaihlv enough to put into or keep out of the second primary. r.T.O » hvfd ths talihfnl » Of hi* dwlles In ttwr l-odff* Hi Hi and pr-p*r that we put upon record our approrlalion of our beloved Brother. Therefore, be It r»s<d*ed. that the avdden removal of Uruther Wood from our m Id st)<ea era a vacancy long to burr memliered and Is a I •*» to ourjl.mlge and the cummuiiltr w hich will Ik* diillcull to Nil. Hesolved, further,that we extend to the bereaved lamlly and friends of our d'ei-ra«cd lirulhcr our sincere and last ing ayippalby, and while hi** loss falls heavily upon us,, wd bow In oumhle suhmlsalou to the will of Him who dnrth all ihinga well. Resolved, further, that a copy of there resolutions be spread upon the recotdaof tin* Lodge, a copy he sent to Tiik IUrswkix PkoPi.b and B iruwslT Sentinel for puhlication, and a copy ho scut to the family of the deceased. J L Harley, Knv .1 W Bishop, 1* A William*, Committee Tint Primary Election. BLACKVILLK NKWS. ‘ The families «*f Major l/.)ar, Mr. C. S. BuNt sod Mr. M. K. Izlar. also Ml** Daisy Stokes are at Tryon. N. C. for the remainiler of the heated term. - Mr. anil Mrs. Simon Brown wen: to thelaleof I'alms on Saturday for atav of several days. MDa, Blanche Sally ha* hern the charming'guest/rf Mis L. F. Bbuner for •everal dara, I'reslillng Rider Browne conducted (he MetluHlNt If'larterly Coiiferrii<-e on Saturday and sundav. preacblog an •icelleut aermon on Ihe latter day. Mrs. S S. Moloey and Mrs J F. Molony are visiting Mr T A. Mol»wy at lasmena. If r. Joel C. Key*, of DstlinKton, I* here hu) lag wsieimehma lor Ihv Northern asarkr:*. WII.MBTOXttttW.'V • M|««ee JnhWelle at»-l Refine Inablnef nf llewmath eve vlalilng Mrs. DeotUb. |*r J. R, ff- hie at il»«a w>»«i»g •* sees HI awt rapeesed fw •**vv Isu. The raA'*l ■«*« ea^Misi Iswsvr, keen few gfbWe*a VewlMeaf UMMS iheU eg* pewsee A*1 ahipped hg Vef»^p*V»l«# «w*e he so he** ales e| ««,^plase baa*, ••tag »— tawgsh e* »*'*■* *■ t'S*V*. •‘^1 *wawg *w*wrvahfy Vevufau4 Us beef e*aw • 4t*v <• ST f| RaaMBltew baa ham^b WlLLISTO.V DOTS. 'liie recent rains have made a won derful improvement in the look* of the cro| *, though some corn wa* too far gone for thn rain to do any good. The Baptist Sunday school gave a basket picnic la*l Thursday, and both young and old report having a moat enjoyable day. Mias Bettie Matthew* of Olar I* at home to spend her summer vacation. Mis* Marie Harley is visiting friend* in Augusta. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Woodward of f'oliiiiibia arc on a vi«il to the home folk*. MDae* Stieie and Birdie Toole, two very charming « oung ladies of Mont tnort iud. paiil Mi** Susie Smith a Hy ing vlail last week. Mr. Kjw Willie g*f Y**ekvllle apent Wuwdav in town wTib In* trolher, W. W. W illle. Mi** Alice Sen(i. a thvrmmg young l.di of Awgwala, le Meiltwg Mist ivwase awilih. S. HtRl ONDRRBB-3D DlATRlC f. *5 Igeffeld. ft. Cl.. June U. I»J. To the Demoerata of Barnwall < eonty : 1 am a candidate for Congress from the Second District and will abide the revolt of the Primary, Wblla I am opposed to Imperialism I am in favor of treaties allowing ua to •how our good*, on liberal terms. In every market of the world. 1 farof practical, tangible result*. T'ruata should be throttled, but cor* poratlon* doing a legitimate business shnuld.l»e oucouraged and protected. Rural DeJIvcry Kmites in auMi'ient mtmher to supply mall to every family every day shotdd be eetabllshed. I favor turning Imise All the money d wn here that can possibly lie secured. The right# and convenience of the people should receive paramount atten tion. , I w ill thank yon for your support In the ensuing Democratic Primary. J. Wm.Thurmond. To the Democratic voter# of Barnwell County; 1 take this means of formaltj^ *n- nnunclng to you my candidacy for con- grea* from the second district My past-life among yon moat be the only pledge I can offer of sincerity of purpo*e to do my duty. If elected. During the campaign I shall be com pelled to spend moat of my available time in section* of the district where I am comparatively a stranger, trusting (hat 1 shall be remembered at home. Respectfully. 0 Duncan B«IUAger. FOR COCMTY AUDITOR. Rwr»»«ll, *. C.. 17th Mav, l'«L I rewpectfoily announce m\ self a ran- didst* for th* office of County Auditor, subject to the roleoand regulotlons of the Democratic primary oleelhut, pledging myself to abide bt the result and support tba nominee* of the party. W. II Duncan. frm-th. ea W e *' • * m I wsw^wseh 'lWfo«Aa I • baoe awsl Ma bwnwie haSe a—A HMRPR * • r W || lasweasffs omt t| A hi •aU* Sr Is I a*4 • *—O o* afww-S a ease t* •a e >» ■ *'*< -u Ape Mac*- ,1 i —- M M « M ll Bwi — *4 R*o • **#■ a-- • •-••aetg It-a. R- t., eawoeih the *h*M gae# bee boew 4bea-r **> ism es'O ••we-ea ->•* ease seed* Jh * a he pwe* OW* e»» e meOa as MNt f mH Mfeit #* MPMTWT'W 4 I i ■ f I • » I mm 4HHHB I -a* S • m** th I hereby announce myaelf at a can didate for Congre** from ths Second Congressional District, subject to the revolt of the primary election, and bmebv (Hedge myself to abide by and support Hie nominee* at said election, •nd also to support the platform sod principles ol the Democratic party. U. W. Croft. a ‘ FOR TUB ttOL'Hr. OF KRI’RRBKB f- ATI VBA. Appletow. A. tl.. Jwly ?lh. IMS. | reaper lie ii y aoooowcs myaelf a ran- 4Ma%e tor etertlo t to Ihe tlooae ml Rep .r«*wt«lisra. •wajMt t« the reloa sad segwmMaaa of the flemmrmlW prlmpey etarts— ptodgtnff myaelf to ohtAs he the peril. r -- R. tt. Wetboe. B**wweM.B 1. tet Joip IRK. I »e*f *sf■ My ao< •r W^Te« the the I*aa—r*wr*e p*ta . • ~ "t ' g * * eatr o* e#*-** he the moots f IftOfOMf a *o* FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR: Spout*. 8.C., May 12th, 1002. I respectfully announce myaelf a can dhlate for th* office of County Supervi sor, subject to ths rule* and regula tions of the Demoeratlc primary elec tion^ pledging myaslf to abide by the resulU and support the nominee* of the party. O A. Holly. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the office of County Super visor, subject to the rnlee and regula tions of the Democratic primary elec tion, pledging mveelf to abide by the results and support th* nominees of the party. W. P. Bailey. Barnwell, 8. 0.,6th May, 19<>2. Thanking my many friends for th ir generooa and highly appreciated »>nff- dence and support In the pavt I re spectfully announce myaelf a candidate for reelect Ion to the office of County Supervisor, subject to the rules and regulation# nf tie Democratic primary eleetiou, pledging myaelf to abide bv the reeulla and support Ihe nominees of the party. W. Halford. ffelgllnfrllle, 8. C , April Tth W01 I rsapecifully announce myaelf a can didate f-r the oRce nf County nape' vl* see, subject to the rule* and regnia- th-na of the Demnerstle peLnary el*- Don, pledging myself to abide hv the vw«ttlt aed aeppevt the nominees of the party. O. W. Barker. Bam well. S. C. April Tth. HfM. t veapecifelly annuwnve myself a ewe- dldete fee the ««R— of C'ewety Super* t- awv. sekl-ct to the relee end tegeiedena of the uemeeeetlv primary etaetk— pledging mtae«l in ehtde hy the NnwU and anppnn the aamleeea of the pnvtt. D. J. Eero. U Reeeh Ms*. IBM. WHY USE LARD? THE VEGETABLE PAT supebiorih QUALITY BHD purity TO ALL OTH EK3 C©r, 'ev\ecW) —SDORESS — 'l I ' SbuiHCRNCOTTWQt.cn ADUKtss TtCCARGLNAS-* GEORGIA. SAVANNAH .GA. ^ / t T % HM6NTS ARE BOT BG6DE0 T# convince Ibe shrewd buyer that this is the money saving centre o( Barnwell. Com pare prices, compare qualities and your own judgment will lead yon to boy here. d-A-i r “ *U A-*-.-- m f**«ei •* Tf** ■w PA A- h PB 4. # **!*/< buaee ed «>• * • . •Mb*** •• k rpeeh p t Bi heeth. N»R ■ 4««teThAVR |--| tk r . Aw— t*gh I mf Jkm U r%t All Bemmer Prose Coeds eed Cloth* >ny reduced from tO to 20 per cent. A fftrlA IfhR m# • l. MnaisaChe • Bh w nma»Be gltt tRMihBR MP** l AM Bar ABB tAUMiRh e emmtu A t • At • AM R A % ta. •» Wpe- i • m Am to pomp Be#wewat At th* e***-e k-w ed Mepsasanr • rn 1 • m Me awaee eta t eag | MmapemaA* penmate I | «***e*r to pfcepa he I ypert sm* w—a wrae a# * A J ■ a ■ m»- • r »f v** KRflSNOFF. LLADLR IN LOW PRICLS Vd tk 91 • to I ■■■HI ptorto A • temwr#n»* • u*»wgA i i Aal wet t.he Aiediy •tv • r* J. Lor I te hy I p veterans «hr • he«ge. A auldaar we ml the Mtalr. hla biav- •»» na hvtgnt and hrtlliwet a* the aplrw •ltd ahiuleg awevd seeenily preAete-l *• him hv the prwple uf hi* asntber I* hmwgbt berk free* YirgteU * te hr <’jllvrtef of I nlevnal I vb»*e4. Revvnee. an.) S»uihrrn yhlvalry ha* of I J , t ,, « •‘wertoay feend ne fault. But the >*U L^. sArr. wrr* .nlv A few In ttlay I* unraplaieed <*n any reasonable whirh twah plaintiffs am) <l-*r-ndant* «*r plenalhle ground* nnd we wall to I were willing at gs* to.IriaT. It wea rx- aer the Anal move In Ih* case, to ^e I P*‘*t*d te mmpl*le Ihrm tevlerdav. And j- i, , .1 the jurir* would l*e «IWrliargciJ, after a tnvdr, if at all, at the nrx *r**loi. »,| very J br|e( b||l bu , y lcr|( , the Senate and. If by anybody, by Sen ator Tillman. 11 tel wetrral ml Au-I Aw^u —u i he rf trims 1*0-1 hrwn eel pfwaaa * bring •••atiA<i«H| to Ibr I « The ijrend Jnry’a I'rew hed e*4 heen resd w hro our term* nera I will hr publUhrd n'kt wr*-k. l ow N*rnd rulrd that hr would wot foyre the tdal of ('mnmon l*tra* WHY NOT. Df. W. H. Timmeruiau, one of Hie candidate- for Oovernor, saya on the stump that taxes can not he reduced in the near future. As a good tlnanoier and having been State Treasurer thefe is ground for his dlagno is. Hut the beat of doctors make mi*- fakes, and if any of the good I.ex'ng- tOnian’a competitors can find a fair •tfay to reduce taxation he- may count that a long day’s march toward the <lovernoi ’a office. When crops are po^r and prices low the farmer cuts dowrf his exper.nea, when trade is dull the good business •nan economize*. Why then can not the Bute do at the wise Individual? And if the candidates for the Governor ship can not devise relief for the ber- *Jened people let the men who hope to Bi 0—newer herweftar undertake the eOluttou of the problem Tut I'bools his ww am MU— lu that «|ln*ti—. and lly make* — suggestive. The State .to|» bulletin Daucd on Momlav liv Director Hauer of t'olum- bia stated that l:ir"i* areas iu almost every county continue to need rain. Some Held- of old and very young corn have been iuined hy the hot weather, especially in the eastern p:irf of the State. (Jottou is improving, except on sandy land*, where iu*t and shedrttrrg have begun. ' ■£ • t At *A* mAv—oM— aff aaowf swsawaaao- *w ' as a# I AdOwAy eodiAwO— sey*oSff a ewa* | A*Aem two so eeuvmeo *w iob* M —•** eff I — S 1 pre <t«B ■«#«• iau fvama Rovwwwei Caaowey I he p—dp* «s*«eaf to swppwet *Ae pato *ew*e vapAeouff y*-» AcmewvweA* vmmy. eAOp* ey ' • **a iA* *«■•■ oi the laemup—A** pvAmpetea ** *d ’ i .vpaea Uko wodukeoea sAae-w* WAV' { I vwaweeeffwMy vwffve my AeaamoewMe a A I ImAmt e*l*ee— ha Ihe J—«%hl e4 O. NEWBERRY COLLEGE. (’•MMIIMBiHhChttB H»i»| TtoffNp for Working l.vlnsratory. rat—ry Department, tee* per end all tl-eul l.ibrary; KAIdeiil I'lVpj U<>artL luitloii need not exceed : fltMl In t'oBegLite Department. Ilk)In I'reparaton lUrpartment. Next ae*»lon beglua S^p(,-{lih. For lalalogne, address. Geo. II. (’romer, I’re* . New berry, S. C year c eje. (For Tiik Vkoplk.) Mrs. Virginia IX Young, editor and proprietor of Fairfax Enterprise, licgw leave to correct an error Into w hich Tnx Pitopi.it has fallen. The hook she desire* to e.fit Djnot a HUtorvof Wom en of the Piedmont but a collect I < n of short aketclic* of ‘•Women of Today and Yesterday In So. Ca. These *ketche* will embody or put upon re cord th* notable work of woman w ho have led in reforms and niada them- aelre* known hv their phjlanthropit*. tlrerarr or educational labor* In order to prepare such a volume M r • Young a.k« t!ir hrluof tier hr.uh- Wf #<tTtor« llirTiutlioot the Slate, and alas writers in the federation of Wnoi- efi’a r»«ib*. Daughter* »f tire fonfe-Jer- ary and Daughlvr* •( the Am«rlcan i Meynlnii—. N-H —Iv living women < Wwt Ihv wnsnew jwlss* have made ihvlr live* mevonvahte it the lest half wan- I lory ah—Id B*f* a pKe* iw Mr* Y—ff a hi oA BwrS a weeA t* d »|. to- *• **o «w4 eh—M h«*v the mmtjimi > hMo *ff hB loavo* «C *e**ih CpMlkake e* 11 hv • am m • h>a 1* < * *.« ». l I.. 4 . h»Ah her 1*1. For p*vt uwdevwlgwed In O' at I- • f »<a * -vtohse |. Apr*i Iff lam Full course* in Agriculture, in Mechanic Arts and In . Textile Engineering. 500 students last session. Ex penses for one year for free tuition student* 410,) 12. ... bond for illustrated cata logue . . .. HEX BY S. 11ARTZ0U, 1‘rcsidcut, CLEMSOX COLLEGE, S. C. * » • WANTS. WAVTF.D—Scrap iron of every do- loiiddnrry. ny for pvrtieniara. A<l tr>-a* J B. Gar funkel, ColuuibU, 8 0. WAN rXD—A Fi for kvhleigli Sclt-e- ter red. Term to t-’ tirade Teacher veitled man prv- • '•ool N»ve*ss- ir* apply to th* at AvhLigh *f It I 1 * 1 ■ a* ■Pffhl UAse el sho <«MSIolooaa otth whAeh I I aSood hy I ha !■•* »#«** aff the yo y ■* Is i evevy laataevw- If h aervd hy tow | *f* a I shell gwavd v—r lew be. te a* j taithfotiv a* hete/w. assd my vapor I- ewee will oaaM* mo to Ao so moeh aaove vffh’-owtly. I^orto T. Islav, FOB C*H Ml TMRAAIRKB. Barwwoil, 8. C^ITth May. 1901 I reapreXi ully •naouneo mvaelf a ran- •IMalo for the cfflcr of Coualy Trea*or- er. aubjoct to the ruita sad rogulatlowa of the lieiAorralU) primary ele.-t'on, I pledging myaelf to abide hy the teeult 1 tn I support the notnineoa ol the party. Gratefuilv appreelatlng the generous support nf Ihe go«Ml people of llarnwell County In ihe past I cordially pledge my be*t efforts of head and heart and hand to their service If honored by re- election to the office of Treasurer. . K. D. Free. • FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION: Blackville. S. C , May 5, 190?. I respectfully announce myself a can* didatfi for the office of County Superin tendent of Education, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democrat ic primary election, pledging myself to abide by the result and support the nominees of the party. A. Buist. I respectfully announce mvaelf a can didate for the office of County Superlnr tendent of Education, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democrat ic primary election, pledging myself to abide by the result and support the uoniir.ees ol the party. - J, U. Laffltte. F<*B JUDGE OF FUOBATE. Sine®rely thanking my many friends Jor (heir support so kiudiv given me four years ago I respeotfuilf annouwre myaelf a candidate for re-election to the office of |•r«h•te Jadge, subject to the rule* end regulaiioue nf th* Demo- I cratir primary election, f edging mv I •elf to nblde hy the rwawtt sod support , th* ■vomioeo* ml the party. |t aw A»novwd It will ho mv enwaiaot j porwaaov In the fwiwrv a*1t hoo hewn to the port to proto mvortf o <sdkv aff the c ootiomA svaoAAffOdw uff the poopso. Yfftp aao ovoiy. Johe % woHBa^l Mffwwtfl. B C, SAf mm, ■ *f IMA *| seepoMlviiy *»ovvea mvaotr a < *a dldort to* the o4Boe of Wngtetrwt - at Bovwmoll. aobjert to the rwlve sod reg- olailowa of the Oom—vetto pwmovy o» leetleo pledging myaelf to abide hv the ro*wlte sod awppert the nnmtooo* of tho party. J. M. HowAora. KA-LO-LA Cryitallaed Mineral Water. The guaranteed cure for Indigestion, Kidney Com plaints and all troubles ari sing from a disordered liv er ot stomach. Itbesutl- dea the complexion, tones up the system and creates PERFECT - DIGESTION. IF YOU ARK BENEFIT. TED IT COSTS YOU 50c. AND fLOATHE BOTTLE, IF YOU ARK NOT IT „ C0VI8 YOU NOTHING! FOR 8 A LX BY DRUG GISTS EVERYWHERE; YOURS FOR A FREE SAMPLE. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ KALOLA - CO., Mim*. «a. T. B. ELLIS, Jr„ Sarvifor ant CM! Enpmwm A • MATCHLESS B«tf A PlB-TRt *T bqjRi U uA +mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm MEDICINE ’ j is«i*f I* • a B*Waw< a art f A tkeawt Appeasae* The eedy em rthai || waaffolwo AO p»*Aeo. vAPdeee < pwfee* aof**v It naesras the v«« Owll eyee eod gleea new Me end 1 levy* ewee tew. IMA Reword for Met‘a Tool roa‘t ho vwred with • tiooa. ■ anefecterert lo Cha'teeteA from a fermuls lode sod apfroved whevvvar eaed a aovere that cere* Get o Bottle It will do the real. at M and ewo tok* M whh 1 few eg *he»ka. A-ighioaoe iw •wergf to illlle frlkt a Ad r eff vhllle end (eves thot •seed aUtrtly Ff Aires • lied 4 remedy or sale : Hit* leit- rurv I# jnnwil ksw | [ffllBARBRA*t Burckhalter s Drug Store. •••’ •’•Rr# • o ••# o > o • o Ra«.R«Ri« bias B*B«#»t • R A A • • tk COFFINS & CASKETS. A complete stock, from the cheapeat varnished goods up to the finest draped cloth products of American skill ed talent and labor, con stantly kept, and offered at THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, 1 also offer to the people of Barnwell County a new, first claaa, modern Hearse, with all the latest equip ment* and linprovepients, Prompt, personal attention given to all inquiries and order* ir. S. MELLICHAMP, WILLISTOAL a. c. w OFFORDLOLLEGE, Spkrtanburg, 8. C. II. N. Snydrr. M. A., Lrrsldent. Full College Courses. Favorable surround- iqg*. Jbe besf influences. Neorvsary eapense* fiust *IG0 to fYS for tlie year. For catalogue or other information apply to J. A. IsAMEweix, Secretary. Wofford Wep Fittiiig SgIwoI,- \ - Spartanburg. 8. C. * Elegant new buffting. Careful attention to individual student. Board and tuition for ▼ear, 9110, All information siren by ■ ■ A. il. puPre, , ’lea ' - ead Master. —- wn cMiHuwiimt temn CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS lary . Ow* yafsnov In the nta-e Benefl BrhoUrvflff le I* h* awarded on c«mi p*tivv AffAtwitffaa, far lhi«, B«rn*r irtwatv . . - a •f apRlMiartoa vLovU ha ! • <