Minneapolis Daily Times from Minneapolis, Minnesota • 3

I i ir-Ttr I I IHE MDnmAPOin HHES THTTRSDAY MflMmTO MABCE 10 1804 Will You Help a Sick Friend? BRDRKSHESIGHSTI1 JOlH-PEHE-MlRpUETTE Great Western' General Freight Agent Quite Road After Fifteen Year- 8ervles 8 0 Brooks genera freight agent of the Chicago Great Western and for fifteen smarm connected with -that -road has resigned to accept the position of general freight traffic manager of the Fere Marquette system with headquarters at Chicago The -appointment becomes- effective March 21 and Mr Brooks Is now In Chicago making preparations for assuming his new duties His successor ha not been appointed' but It la said that CL Stohr may be named During the fifteen years vhich Mr Brook has been connected with 'the Great Western freight department he hasbeen steadily advanced He began as contracting agent and was pro- (noted commercial agent at' 8t Joseph from which point he was' brought to 8t Paul and made division freight agent He was promoted to assistant general freight agent and three years ago was appointed general freight agent when Stohr became general traffic manager JAGEB IS CAUGHT Tbs polics department was Informed this burning of the capture of Foray Jager- at Albert Lea: Jager is the bartender who assaulted Charles Yonngqnlat Tuesday night and best him to unconsciousness with a beer bottle An Easy 1 To ascertain exactly what your sickness COMES FROM One day yon suspect It's something I've eaten" Next day perhaps the change in the weather Next day it's have overworked a Again It's I You occasionally hate a suspicion that coffee causes the troubles and sometimes really believe you should stop coffee and see if it really does what some people claim But the breakfast comes on and the coffee Is there and so hard to give it I really thought coffee was hurting me I would quit It because I value health above everything but as long as there's a doubt I keep on using coffee' and yet staring me in the face Is the fact that I have DEAD IN ST PAUL Continued from First Pago law firm of Stevens Lawrence This partnership was dissolved seven year later when the firm of Stevens O'Brien' A Glenn was organised Mr Stevens waa president of the St Paul Bar association' vice president of the American Bar association and a member of the law faculty of the state university and of the St Paul law school In 1888 'he was appointed by Mayor Smith as one of the city park commissioners and served a president of tbs board He waa also chairman of tbs state statute revision commission and bald several other honor positions In politics Mr Stevens was a republican and was for years prominent In the management of that party in Minnesota He represented his district in the senate during the sessions of 189L 1895 1897 snd was member of the house In 1889 Up to short time prior to his death Mr Stevens was the senior member of the firm of Stevens O'Brien Cole A Albrecht The partnership was dissolved a few months ago BOYS START DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Cleveland Okie March A destructive firs which was started by email boye swept Tss over tha district near bora lest night fin covered largo ares destroying bsrn9 bouses orchard! bay and grain It bss been burning most of the afternoon Test I i I Am 99 hurt me why Pve drank tt for 1 i Will Stand UPSET BY POSTAL CHARGES Continued From Firot Pago of the department khew that he had this dynamite concealed In his committee-room He had the report for months It is claimed that If he had given It up at once there would have been but little thought of It He waited until It was wrested from the committee by a threat made on the floor of the house by Representative Hay of Virginia He never expected to stir up this kind of a rumpus but he offered the resolution Now there -is such -a tempest that It may force a general executive Investigation of the postoffice department what the republican leaders had decided -should not be made The democrats were agreeable to this program because many democrats are Involved Overstreet ae Bungler Representative Overstreet who Is representative of the national republican 1 campaign committee was selected mainly because' he would be able to handle this poatofflee matter with due regard to political consequences Now he is distrusted by the whole house because he has bungled the matter from the viewpoint of politicians If the Investigation comes it may take a couple of months and will prolong the session The republicans were in favor of a short session but they would not like to go away while a matter of such political importance was under consideration in a legislative committee If any Investigation is refused it will be said that an attempt Is being made to conceal things This phase of the feature appeals to the friends of administration so strongly that th-president himself has asked his Intimate supporters to gjve him complete information on the subject The real merits of the question are in the shadow the general political effects taking precedence For the first time this session the house Is having a crowded hall and full galleries to listen to the debates and the real issue Is: To Investigate or not to investigate To take either course means trouble The leaders are trying to decide which means the least trouble Investigation Likely Washington March That an Investigation of the poatofflee department by the house of representatives will result from the publication of the report Involving members of congress (n that connection was Indicated by every expression possible short of a vote in that body to-day With a whirlwind of protest the report was taken- up by-indignant members their personal- connection with It explained and epithets -hurled at Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow Bristow report was conceived in iniquity born in sin and has traveled its course until it has struck the public of the United States as -a great attack on a body of men as free from wrong doing corruption crime and Irregularity as any equal number of men on the face of the earth This was the parting shot of Representative Grosvenor of Ohio In paying his tribute to the report of a Liar" document Is the production of a liar arid a scoundrel shouted Repre-sentatlveHUl 'bf 'Connecticut 1ft making sn explanation of his connection! with certain leases He added that he would vote bo Mi to Investigate himself and also the fourth assistant postmaster general is nothing in any of it to impugn any Improper motive or conduct upon any member Of the -said Chairman Overstreet of the committee who combatted the idea' of an investl-' gallon Mr Williams the democratic leader urged a complete' Investigation of -the whole poatofflee -department and received the hearty applause of both sides of the house and the galleries It soon was found that the two hours which had' been alloted to subject was not going to bn near enough time for the personal explanations which' members were demanding the right to make and a motion to extend the1 debate to 4 o'clock to-morrow was carried FREE THOUGH USED Boone Iowa March Mrs Sherman Dye accused of sending box of poisoned candy through the malls to Miss Rena Nelson of Pierre was released from custody to-day Judge Whitaker framed his decision in the habeas corpus proceedings In accordance with the decision of Governor Cummins In the requisition matter Mrs Dye will not be molested as long as she remains outside the state -of South Dakota although the death of Miss Neleon makes the charge that of murder Mrs Dye Intimated that she might go to South Palcpta to stand -trial Poison Found Pierre 8 March 9 (Times Professor Whitehead of the state agricultural college laboratory was before the coroner's jury In the Nelson case this afternoon and testified to the finding of poison In the exhibit presented -to him for Adjournment was taken to to-morrow morning But one more witness Is to be called before the Jury and they will then bring In their report Get Mj Book For Aim Now Send me no money Only tell me which hook to send Yon certainly know of mine one who la eome sufferer who will be grateful for the help my book offer And that hook tells of a way to help Telia of a way no certain that I aa a physician offer that' help on trial The book tells how tor TO years in hospitals and at bedsides I eearched for a way to cure deep-seated and difficult diseases It tells- bow I perfected jny Dr Phoop's Restorative How by scientific experiment I traced out the causes that bring on chronic diseases I found invariably that where there was a1 weakness the inside nerves were weak Where there was a lack of vitality that' the vital nerves lacked power Where weak organs were found I always found weak nrves Not the nerves commonly thought of hut the -vital organs' nerves the the invisible nerves Tfcts was a revelation Then my real suc-i ess began Then 1 combined ingredients that would strengthen that would vitalize these nerves That prescription I celled restorative It is known the world over now as Dr Phoop's Restorative After that I did not fall to cure one case in each hundred In tha extremely difficult cases my failures for live years were one Jryvtrh forty treated I found cancer in-ruraHTF Cancer is for surgery not medicine Then how to get this prescription to sick ones everywhere war my thought I must announce it in the public press But thought I will they realize the truth of my the real power of Dr Phoop's Restorative? Ther a way came to like an inspiration will offer it toi the sick on trial Thru they will know 1 am sincere wrote a reliable druggist in each city nd villas in America They agreed to cooperate with me Now- by any sick one Dr Restorative an be taken on trial For a full month I will let you use It entirely at my risk pend do money Just write me for tha book you need When I aend It I will tell you of a druggist nar by who will permit the trial Use the Restorative a month Then decide Tt you say to the druggist did not help me" that Will relieve you of nv expenee whatever He will bill the cost to me This is my way of elesrlog your mind of nil doubt ns to what Dr Restorative ran do No-matter how prejudiced you cannot dispute this absolute security I offer Vnu caimt resist an offer like this if you are at nil sick rf you have a weakness write me If you ran -in like you used to do them tell me about it Write in confidence As a physician I will tell you a way to help net ray book now lo -lay Book 1 on Dyspepsia Pimply state which Book 2 on tha Heart book you want and Book 3 on the Kidneys address Dr Shoop Book 4 for Women Box 8621 Racine Book 5 for Men (sealed) Wis Bonk 6 on Rheumatism Mild rases not chronic are often cured with one or two bottles At druggists JAPANESE PIERCE Continued from First Page (Port Dfilty) on lh night of March 8 and lhcn attacked Port Arthur It Is reliably inverted that when the Jap-mcse attempted ip block Port Arthur Fc-h 24 a Russian torpedo boat destroyer while trying to reenter the Tiar hoi struck a mine and sank Of the thirteen Russian warship inside the harbor of Port Arthur It Is added ail arc disabled except five PETERSBURG IN DARK AS TO WAR OFF VLADIVOSTOK St Petersburg March The Associated Press has received direct advice from Vladivostok time 5 ihis afternoon It does not mention i naval engagement It is evident however that news of a sea fight off Vladivostok would not surprise the authorities here They naturally decline to say whether Captain Reitzensteln's squadron was outside Vladivostok when the Japanese ippeared hut It Is now firmly believed here that it was outside HARBOR ENTRANCE OF PORT ARTHUR CLEAR FOR SHIPS TIMES SPECIAL CABLE Copyright 1904 Iondon March A dispatch from Port Arthur says that the Russian battleship Revltzan has been floated and Is now anchored in the Inner roadstead flongside' the Czarevitch The damage to her hull has been repaired and other necessary repairs will be completed In a few days Admiral' Makaroff who is to take charge of fleet at Port Arthur has arrived and hoisted his flag on the cruiser Askold He was warmly received by the municipal council and military and naval officers and held a reception on board the Askold As the Japanese failed to block the channel with the hulks sunk two weeks ago it would now appear that the entrance i Port Arthur is clear for ships of all sizes Dispatches to the Standard from Tien-tsin Fay that for some time past the Japanese authorities have suspected that Information of Japanese movements and plans were being supplied to the Russians The traitor appears to have been discovered in the person of the Japanese shipping agent here and he was ar-tested Monday To-day he committed suicide in the military prison Several other Japanese arte also suspected REPUBLICANS CARRY SEATTLE Seattle Waili Mreh Complete returns show that the republicans carried the city election yesterday hpr a large majority REAL ESTATE SUIT IN Contest Involves Profits In 8ale of Real Estate In Winnipeg $15000 Asked The suit brought by Frederick Miner -against Benjamin Grant was taken up before Judge Lewis in the district court yesterday This Is the second trial of the case the first having resulted In a dlsagreemenL The plaintiff sues for 815000 as his alleged share of a real estate deal in Winnipeg He Is a Wisconsin attorney and says he was employed by the defendant at 850 per week? to assist in the sale of real estate In Winnipeg The contract was later changed he says so that he was to receive one-third of the profits In July 1902 the plaintiff says he made a deal In which the profit was 845000 and he now comes into court demanding his share of the profits TWIN CITY BUILDING IT IS Comptroller Betz Returns From 8t Louis Where Final Details Were 8ettled City Comptroller Betz has returned from St Louis having succeeded Ini making arrangements for the twin city exhibit at the world's fair acting' in conjunction with Alderman Charles Holmes of Minneapolis The contract for the erection of the building was let to-J Settle A- Co the contract price being 88900' which Includes a guarantee that -the- contractors will remove the structure at the conclusion of the fair The building will be officially known as the Museum" and will contain the various exhibits that have been prepared representing the two cities of St Paul and Minneapolis SAINTLY CITY MENTION Lucy I Chapman has hroucht ault against tha St Psul Cfty railway company to recover 810300 damages (or Injuries which she alleges to have received last September While returning from the stats (air the woman oays shs was shocked severely by sn electrical current when she grasped the brass railing of a car 1-Ier right arm was badly burned While cleaning clothing with gasoline Tuesday evening Mrs Harry Snyder 2090 Commonwealth avenue was severely burned by an explosion of the fluid Miss Hansen a servant ran to Mrs laid and aha too was badly scorched while extinguishing the flames Burke 84 years of age committed suicide early yesterday mornlngjby swallowing six ounces of strychnin Blurke secured a room in aa East Seventh street lodging house about an hour before killed himself His groans attracted the attention of the night clerk who called the police ambulance Before it arrived the man died The deceased served in the regular army during the Philippine campaign The proposed Joint conference between the school inspectors snd members' of the charter commission scheduled for- lest evening was postponed owing to the inability Of tha charter commissioners to attend Elmer -H Dearth state commissioner of insurenco has authorized the Camden Fire Inaura nee association of Camden and the Jefferson Fire Insurance Co of Philadelphia to do bualneas In tola state City Engineer Ruridlett has received a reply from General Engineer MacKenzle Washington stating that while he expected that the city would remove the Broadway piers he would not insist upon the work being done at this time If It would inconvenience the city 8 Fullerton executive agent of- the state-game and flah commission waa notified yesterday of the conviction of Carl Bloomoahl who was arrested some days ago for fishing in Lake Chetek contrary to law Mamie Hankins alias Hazel Bone who swallowed mercury tablets a week ago at a rooming house in West Seventh street died early yesterday morning at the city hospital The body will be taken back to Ferry -ville Wis- ber former home by a brother George Hanklna now in 8L Paul No material change has been observed today or yesterday in the condition of Judga Robert Hine who ia seriously 111 at 8t hospital Edgar Reed 14' years old and George Stocking aged 16 were charged with forgery yesterday morning In the municipal court The allegation was made that the boys had passed upon the Regal Shoe company a check for 89 purporting to be signed by Robert Lux IS REFUSE FOR NEGROES Bishop Smith Would Have United Acquire the Island for Blacks Chicago March To-night in a meeting preliminary to the general conference of the African Methodist church Bishop Charles 8 Smith of Detroit urged that the United States should acquire the island of San Domingo as a place of refuge for the negro race can a race forever remain passive and non-resentful in the face of such barbarities as the recent burning of-colored people In Georgia Mississippi he asked A number of the higher officials of the African church were present at the meeting and the speech of Bishop Smith was loudly applauded New York Editor and Nebraskan Join With Former to thej Fore i TIMES WASHINGTON BUREAU 46 Post Building Washington March The Washington Evening Star to-day prints the following: alliance between William Bryan and William Hearat prith a view of dictating the democratic presidential nomination is said to be a certainty In fact It is asserted by a man very close to Mr: Hearat that the political arrangement ia that Mr Bryan will present Mr Hearat' name to the 8t Louis convention the visitors at 'the White House who gossip about the 'probable of toe democratic convention the name of Hearat Is beard as often aa the name of any other' democrat with the possible exception of Cleveland in Washington Mr bureau is under toe direction of some particularly shrewd politicians in and out of congress Hearat himself while directing the work and providing the means for the conduct of the preliminary campaign is himself in the background as much as possible actual work is being -done by trusted lieutenants From their offices in this city orders are being sent out to every state the union by these lieutenants and each day the newspapers of the country contain evidence of the work being accomplished Delegates Picked Up to the 8t Louis convention are being picked up here and there Hearat campaign clubs' are being organized and in every state the work Is going on apace the opinion of toe best Informed politicians it is now a certainty that Mr Hearat backed by Mr Bryan may be' In position to give the leaders opposed to him a lot of trouble He may not have the majority of delegates to the St Louis indeed he probably will but he will it Is anticipated have enough strength to cut an Important figure and will be a factor that will have to be reckoned with friends are even now -pointing to hie 'regularity ae a strong feature of bis campaign Both In the campaign of '96 and 1900 he gave Bryan vigorous support The Bryan train went around no curve sharp enough to throw him off He' 'stood for every jot and tittle of both the Chicago and Kansas City platforms "Naturally such support enlisted the friendship for Mr Hearat of Mr Bryan and the latter with his powerful personal following is now giving the New Tork editor a quid pro quo Tammany Is Ignored- Hearat recognizing the 'antagonism of the Tammany organization In New Tork has declared ithat both the nomination and the election of a president will be determined by the western and southern states Realizing the practical impossibility of breaking through the' Tammany line in New Tork Mr Hearat' Is paying but little heed to that paH of the game but la devoting his time and energy and money to outside states Tammany leader do not -approve of him but in that respect they have no: advantage of him- for his thoughts about them' would make plo-turesque reading They turned him down at the 'harmony banquet' but he proposes to even up that snub at the St Louis convention next July "When he first started his campaign ball to rolling he figured on obtaining tbe backing of the organized labor element of the country For months he devoted practically his entire attention to that factor In the political problem Having secured a fairly good basic organization he branched out into the open and now Is In the field contesting for delegates- In every congressional district He has an advantage In being a frank and avowed candidate for the nomination Both Democratic Factions Aire Confident of Victory in State Convention Providence I March Opinion is pretty evenly divided to-night regarding the probable result of the democratic state convention to be held to-morrow when delegates to the national convention chosen The apparently safe lead of that portion of the party represented by Chairman Patrick Henry Quinn of the state central committee and Col Samuel Honey of -Newport which Is In favor of an uninstructed delegation has been greatly diminished as a result of the caucuses the last two days and tonight but a narrow margin of a' dozen votes is claimed over the Fitzgerald-Green faction which has declared for the presidential candidacy of William Hearat -There will he contesting delegates from Johnston which will add to the uncertainty- of the outcome Taken medicines of many kinds Changed food Tried exercise Changed climate various other methods to get well and General Traffic-Manager Discusses North-Western's' Lat- est Grain Cut" Stohr -general traffic manager of the Great Western yesterday declared -that his road waa not at 'all alarmed at the latest action of the North-Western In announcing a further cut of 2 cent per hundred on wheat' and In giving shippers the privilege of having' 'heir grain milled in transit or stored In elevators at Omaha or Council Bluffs The Great Western asserted Mr Stohr will not recede from the position it has taken and is not disposed to come forward with terms for a 'settlement: to' the Great Western the North-Western was forced to concede to shippers the milling and elevator privileges as -a defensive measure to protect Itself from the ruinous rates which It has imposed upon itself As the North-Western has been compelled to make reductions on Its local rates from Nebraska points to Omaha to' avoid violating the interstate commerce provision prohibiting higher rates' for the short than the long haul It is now carrying grain between Omaha and Chicago for nothing The locals to Omaha have been cut lower tb the former through rate Chicago and the North-Western is therefore obliged 1 to carry from Nebraska points through Omaha to Chicago con-rignments of grain for lower rates than It was formerly receiving for the haul to Omaha In order to hold the grain at Omaha or Council Bluffs pending the termination of the present rate war It Is- asserted the North-Western has conocded the milling and elevator privileges have little grain traffic from Omaha yet and can afford to meet all the North-Western's said Mr Stchr will stick it out to gain the principle involved'' Another attempt will be made to patch up the differences by the traffic committee at Chicago- Friday NEW MINNESOTA Promoters in Secret Session Decide to Build From-Mankato Northward Times Special Mankato Minn March At a secret meeting of promoters at the Hotel Saulpaugh last evening It was definitely decided to begin the construction of the Minnesota Central railway from Mankato as a southern terminus on April 1 The men attending the meeting Include several capitalists and engineers but all are very reticent about the matter and In fact did not desire the project to gain publicity at this time They Include Francis Tarnell of Philadelphia William Lambert and Thomas Balzell of Reading Pa Cady of Minneapolis and McKenzie and George A McKenzie both of Gaylord Minn and the latter county attorney of Sibley county -The towns on the line from Mankato north will include Nicollet New Sweden Gaylord New Auburn Hutchinson Gree-nleaf Litchfield Forest River Watkins pnd St Cloud This Is the extent of the plans of the promoters at this time who Intend to begin to construct from Mankato north as soon as the weather conditions will permit this spring McKenzie stated to a Times correspondent last evening after the meeting that in all probability Mankato would he made the headquarters of -the new road It Is -the intention to extend the road from St Cloud to Duluth some time In the future and also from Mankato south Into Iowa with Mason Clty as a possible southern terminus Mr McKenzie denied positively that this road was backed in any way or was to be -merged with the Illinois Central Chicago Great Western or any ther existing roads Rumors to this effect have been current KAISEB -HONORS BOYD Pennsylvania Passenger Agent Re selves Decoration in Germany Tbs lint American railroad man to receive honora from an European monarch it is believed is Georgs Boyd general passenger agent of tbe Pennsylvania who has been decorated by Emperor William with tbs order of the crown because of assistance rendered Prince Homy of Prussia during bis visit to tbs United States Tbe bsdge Is a white enameled gold malteee erose with gold edgee having la the center tbe royal crown on gold field SHORT LINE8 James A McCsskey who resigned tbe position of freight auditor of tbe Great western bss been appointed traveling freight agent for Washington state Dissatisfied with conditions In tbe southwest party of- fifty- settlers who bad triad their fortunes In Oklahoma passed through 8t Paul yesterday sn rants for tbe Canadian Northwest They went out on tbe 8oo road and their destination was Alberta where they intend to taka np government lands State Treasurer Block yesterday received 850000 from tbs Orest 'Northern railway on account of that company's taxes for 1908 flJTRflCTED BY MYTH OF KOREAN WIFE Women Write Yankee Envoy to Seoul About Fabled Emily Brown-' Washington March So xnuoh publicity 'has been given in the press to a rtory that the Emperor of Korea had married an American woman named Emily Brown' that United States Minister Allen- at Seoul has been obliged to print Identical replies to a number of women eotresjKmdents-' deny ing the truth of the atory and declaring" in? that there Is no room 'in Korea for foreign -female nurses governesses companions and the lUio "Alllag right along and getting slowly a little worse each must be done for there is but one end to the road I am now it i i i 1 i Al 'I i i i -i i i i 3 'Oh rats about the coffee it dont to learn the exact truth about of course I would really like to know definitely and' surely all about It for I want to find the demon that keeps me 111 prevents my enjoy ment of health and strength and keeps me from success In business because I am half sick all the that? Quit coffee 10 hard to do "Easy when Postum is served in Its place Postum coffee when' properly brewed (and that's easy) has the deep seal brown of fine old govt Java which changes to a rich golden brown when cream la added It does not possess the strong acrid taste of Rio CoffeefTiut has the mild fine crisp flavor of the higher grades of Java and a frag: an ce Its own With many cultivated people It ranks In flavor above ordinary coffee So it's easy to shift from ordinary coffee to Postum and make the Iff day test to see If you can locate the thing that Is eating away your Ufa No Possible Argument against the fact that Coffee Does Ruin Thousands of People If as a result of this test you find in 2 or 8 days peaceful sleep returns appetite cornea-keen again Btomach no longer feels sick and abused 'Breath sweet once more and tongue dean The yellow skin takes on pink and white Bowels become natural and you can walk forth with the old-time iprisg of conscious strength and health AIHJUAL SALE-TEI2 KlILLIOn BOXES Qreatest tha World i Wkhtta Kan March The republican state convention to-night nominated the' following ticket: Governor Edward Hoch lieutenant governor David Hanna secretary of state Burrows auditor Seth Wells: attorney general- Coleman treasurer Thomas Kelly superintendent of Insurance Charles Lullng superintendent of public Instruction Dayhoffi judges pf the supremS- court four-year 'term 'Clurk A Smith six-year term- William Smith six-year term' Cunningham The feature of the convention was the bitter opposition to Treasurer Kelly However be was nominated by sn overwhelming majority! The nominations' except those of Kelly and one of the supreme Judges' were made by acclamation- six delegs tes-at-large to the repuV lican national convention were ejected A MILLION AMERICAN BEAU1UB keep their blood mire thwlv vwipTT4fn mA and dear their-breath sweet and their whole bodies active wnd with OABCARBTB dandy Oathartto Tha guide effect of OABOARETB a syinwin- ers and blood purifiers their promptness In curing pimples boils blotcbaail var spots' blackheads and In sweetening a tainted breath have becomeknown through the kind words of ladles who have tried thwrw Hence the eel of over' A MILLIO BOXES AMONTH The quickest surest way to beautto ctozmss toe blood for Bsutys Blood Deep The first rule for purifying the blood la to bowels free gently but positively with GABGABRTSL All druggists lOe SOo fSOo' Never add In balk Tha genuine tablet stamped Sample and booklet free 1 1 Addreaa Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York eil and only then 'will you certainly know that coffee has all along been your hidden enemy- and how much you have thrown away in peace money comfort accomplishment and position' during the past years and all for the miser able pittance of a momlflg cup of coffee 1 Poor old weak 'humanity what chattering doddering fools we are to exchange the brilliant- and wonderful birthright foe such a mess of pottaga a v-v 9 i -r 1 A i V- WMiniimiiJiaSeffisiinisy i 1 1 hirMi (m ishShsi.