Republican Comment. arguments As such we are very glad to see MINNESOTA N E W S^ TheWedding Present Nuisance. FT. Aufderheide, President Cleveland using them, though we are sorry for the popular infatuation which The most expensive evil which socalled makes it dangerous to give them their right & A Magnificent Array. "society"' has latterly inflicted S.B.GB£bBOUBlf, O.H.BOCW, name The Garden City Mining company Presidente Caaht .4"* When Blame, Sherman, Depew, Edmunds, And the London News, while justly praising upon us is that of giving wedding Manufacturer of has just been organized at Duluth, Hawley, McKinley and Phelps take the field the "dignitv shown by Gen. Harrison Our. Minn and Centre Strs. ^jjjjj1 presents. Like death^ it has all sea- for Harrison and Morton, as they will in the in his letter of acceptance, adds a capital stock of $250,000. Jfire, Well Building and Steeple latter part of the campaign, the country that- "President Cleveland's speech is sons for its own, and, bowing to the The company owns 160 acres of land will see an array of ability on the stump such more to the pomt He discusses the principles NEWULM, MINN. dread monarch, weare compelled "to as has never been surpassed on any canvass at issue in the struggle and shows that five miles east of Ely, and has purchased Brick, in the nation's history.—St. Louis Globe he is the free trade candidate everything give up and weep." machinery and willgo to work CsilectionsM* all bnsineea pertaining to i«nM«« Democrat. but name. The reserv ation is an important at once. „*p promptly attended to. Fine Pressed Brick for one for American party purposes. The President As with every other useful andpretty &12& -Jr feels compelled to characterize the attempt Individua Responsibly, custom, "shoddy" has laid its At Shieldsville, Thomas McDonald, ornamental fronts. to brand him as a free trader as deception, 2?|fjf Thfirman's Tnlucky ffumber. fi but for all at the electoral conflict vandal touch upon it, and the hard ""•'Allen Thurman, thirteen letters In his while handling a bull, was attacked $500,000. now in progress is a conflict between free name earned dollar of many a bread winner, by the animal and had a large piece trade and protection and nothing less This Born Nov 13, A D. 1813 a the best ot shipping facilities a instead of purchasing presents is a very good conflict as things go, and like Eagle MUl Co. Nominated H: ?.„*..''June 7 of flesh torn from his left leg and several will pay attention to mail orders* warfare between good and evil, it threatens Election day .Nov. 6 for proper persons and at the proper ribs broken. He will recover. to be perpetual Mr Cleveland may find a time, or flowing into the legitimate more formidable antagonist Gen. Harrison NEW ULM, MINNESOTA. Total .. i.f. ~i3 E. N. McCullough, a young man than we have been led to expect channel of household needs is extravagantly E E A N N Manufacturers of These are two very important contributions employed by C. B. Hollenbeck, fell 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 1 2 13. expended upon trashy brica-brac ROLLER FLOXTB gdMl, to the campaign between American twenty-five feet, striking on a barn ideas and economic system and British Free or useless ornaments. Offensive Sectionalism. Trade. I seems silly for the London newspapers floor, breaking his collar bone and is It is universally acknowledged as a to furnish such valuable contributions The ongma Mills bill put marble in BY THE injured internally. His death is expected. great and crying evil and yet no one to the Republican campaign, but their "blocks on the fiee list When at part of Efradnal Hednction Bolls*/ BREWEB.MALTSTES&BOTTLEB, unconscious indifference to the result of their has the courage to put his foot down His parents live at MontgomeryMinn& the bill came up for consideration, however, confessions and opinions on Americans is "so a few days ago, a Tennessee member of the and refuse tribute to this social highwayman, ijjj English, you know I is idiotic but natural house said that free marble would destroy an Systoni, JESSES JftiW 1/I.M, MIJW- I illustrates the insular character of important industry his state As it William Deich, a young man living Our rabbis', ^says the Hebrew would be wicked to injure an industry of a the English mmd, its utter lack of tact and in the town of Maine, twenty miles NEW ULM* MINN. Thta brewery ia one of the Iarge8t,e8tablisbmentl democratic state, the democratic party sagacity dealing with foreign questions, Standard, have kindly given us signs of the kind In lhe Minnesota Valley and ia fitted •struck out that provision and the duty on which has so often ruined the most sagacious from Fergus Falls, committed suicide whereby to recognize approaching Bp with all the modern improvements. Keg and thispioduct T\ ill lemam unchanged This diplomacy of exceptionally astute English bottle beer tnrnished to any parr of the city on Messianic times, but with all due deference by shooting himself through the sectionalism is one of the most iniquitous statesman ahoro notice. My bottle beer ia especially adapted features of the Mills Bill, but it is only one to their prophetic discernment And this reminds us of a valuable contribution for family use. heart with a shotgun. Despondency of tli a. Country brewers and others that bay malt will to the Republican campaign made by we can only consistently hail over his love affairs is supposed to And Vt to their interest to place theii orders vrltlj one of our local democratic newspapers which the advent of the millenium, when invitations me. 4,11 orders by mail will receive my prompt at* furnishes the most startling, yet natural, bethe cause of the deed. *x to weddings will bear upon Tho Same Old Fraud. proof of the inevitable tendencies of the Democratic ajgyvJUSAUG. SCKELTi their face, in large, cold type, the party, as at present run by, and in The Standard Oil company purchased The democrats the canvas of 1844 the interest of the "Solid South," lepublishmg •claimed that Polk, their candidate for pi esident, welcome legand,, "No presents received." at Crookston a tract of land this clause fiom the Confederate Constitution, KJohn Hauenstein^ was a better tanft man than Clay, the iz, upon which will be erected large brick Obtained, and all PATi.br Hl&iAAAA attended whig nominee Hundreds of thousands of to for MODFJtATE JbEES. Onr office la The Congress shall have power— Then we can have the inward assurance people weie deluded by thisfalbe pretense and storehouses,oftices,tanks,etc. Crookston opposite the U. 8. Patent Office and we can obtain To lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts thus Polk was elected The house of representatives that we are invited for our Patents in less time than those remote from will be the Northwestern distributing and excises for revenue necessary to pay the which as hosen with Polk passed ^BREWERS WASHIJS'GION. Send MODEL, DRAWING o* own personal worth, and not for the debts, provide for common defence, and carry a "free trade tariff" bill, which lepealed the pomt for oil. Work is tQ Joecommenced PHOTO of invention We adwse as to patentability value of our gifts, then the ghosts of on the government of the Confederate free of charge and we mate NO CHAJiQS protective tariff of 1842 Of course Polk at once. States, but no bounties shall be granted UNLESS PATENT IS i-ECblil departed checks will not appear at signed ID This was the tariff of 1846 Democratic For circular, advice, terms and references to from the Treasurj, ncr shall any duties or duplicity on the tariff question, it the wedding feast and taunt us with actual clients in your own btate County, City ot The prospectors tor natural gas at taxes on importations from foreign relations will be noticed, was practiced a generation or our servility to fashion, then, when be laid to promote oi foster any branch of two ago as shamelessly as it is now Some Minneopa Falis, nearMankato, have I I MALTSTER industry, and all duties, imposts and excises the bride sweetly thanks us for our ol the democrats the present canvass undoubtedlv struck water instead of gas at a Opposite Patent Office, Washington, tt shall be uniform throughout the Confederate will Hmm at Cleveland is a better lemonade set, conscience will not ask States depth of 508 feet. It flows a fiveinch tanft man than Harrison Bingham Bros. us whether she is guying us or not On which this comment is made by the stream and rises fifteen feet then, when at the request of Mrs. journal that levrves this memonal of "The Our brewery is fully equipped and able to fiv A' -$nt from Gettysburg In 1863 and 1S88. above the surface of the ground. Lost Cause Katzenstein, we look at Rachel's all orders. This is free trade pure and simple, and The water is of good quality. This Mr. F. Grebe has charge of the bottling establishment. Piesident Cleveland didn't go to Gettysburg presents on the second floor, no faraway many of the gentlemen who framed and supported Too busy He didn't go in 1863 DEALERS IN look will haunt ours eyes, no will probably receive attention as a LUMBE the Confederate Constitution having New Ulm, Minn. ff having exhausted his energies finding a weary smile freeze upon our lips, as become influential in the House of Representatives, source of supply for the city. substitute His absence on this anniversary R. Pfdfferle,/ they have naturally endeavored our better half silently nudges us or doesn matter Bemarks by him on that the Mills Tariff bill to apply, as far as they One day a man came to the home historic field would necessarily foi ce comparison presses her No. 5 gaiters on our found piacticable under the different circumstances T\ ith the immortal speech of Abraham of George Derby, two and a half miles favorite corn, while we count seven which they are now placed, the Lincoln, which would be bad for our present Dealer in same idea which ammated them drawing other lemonade sets of exactly the south of Mankato, and was put to executive And besides the "straws" taken LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, up the constitutional clause which we have on trains carrying veterans to Gettysburg same pattern, evidently purchased work. He told Mr. Derby's people just quoted show that this is not a Cleveland gathering from the same store, minus only the SASH AND BLIND. And another local democratic contemporary they could call him "Tom." The next Here area few sample straw 495 Harrison, 3 $4 98 tax. criticises the publication of this proof of 40 Cleveland, 105 Harrison, 7 Cle\eland day Tom left the house, taking his Lime, Cement and Coal. CANNED, DRIED & GREEIf the fact, as regards the Free Tiade clause of tt 390 Harrison, 33 Cleveland, 471 Harrison, Hail the happy day of deliverance employer's pocketbook, containing the Confederate Constitution, that "the Confederacy 3 1 Cleveland Veteran reunions are not from this Egyptian social bondage! IRUITS, is in the saddle," and then kindly Mr Cleveland line He much prefers to run Hail the noble, patriotic deliverer, copies the editorial in which this prophetic his stub pen thro' a pension bill.—Utica Herald Lowest prices always. clause is quoted Rev. John Crapsey, who in the 60s whether his name be Obermeyer or and Feed. How can intelligent, patriotic Americans, FIOTJLT Gansemeyer, Cohen or Isaacs, who used to minister spiritually to the who were loyal during the war and are will set the noble example families One Lie Squelched. scattered settlements in the southwestern Opposite Railroad Depot, Americans always and to the core, sustain STOKE.WOODEN AND WILLOW^ the condidate who is the favorite of English by the wholesale shall sing thy part of the state is still living NEWULM, Among the campaign lies started by Demotratic MINK newspapers and publications because of his WABE. praises heavy-hearted, light-pursed papers in Indiana is a story that at Lake Talcott, Murray county, English Free Trade policy, and the platform Gen Harrison once declared that a dollai a husbands shall call thee blessed, and NEW ULM, that embodies the tendency to achieve at a very advanced age. He has dav ib enough for any workmgman Other Fr. Vogelpohl thy name shall be known at the the ballot the Free Ti ade that the South variations of the story are that he said "ten published a pamphlet giveng an account failed to get by the help of bullets'—N gates through Israel's countless generations! cents a day was enough," and that "a dollar of his ministrations. Mail Expiess a daj and two meals were enoagh The Indianapolis Selah! Journal has offered a reward of Merchant Tailor, In former days,when diamonds were At the Prohibition convention held §1,000 to any person who will furnish evidence Chicago Founded by a A'egro. worn by those only who could afford at Dauson D. G. Miller, and F. S. that Gen Hainso ever said anything Minn. St.,, New Ulm, Minn. of the kind. Nobody has applied for the reward to indulge in expensive luxuries, when Chicago Times. Vaughan were chosen delegates to Is prepared to supply the people of Manufacturer of and Dealer in our daughters were easily initiated The name of the real founder of the district convention, and Dr. Nelson New Ulm and vicinity with the best of into the useful mysteries of "The Ancient Chicago, which has been left unsung CIGARS, and A. M. Park delegates to the The Democratic Woodchuck Hunt. and Honorable Order of the clothing at the lowest prizes. Only by the proud Caucasian and permitted state convention. Hugh Harrison, The explanation the boy gave for digging Darning Needle and Scrubbing to drift into olivion, is hereby first class work turned out. so zealously at a woodchuck hole, at the TOBACCOS was indorsed for Governor. Brush," when our wives bent their energies rescued. It was Jean Baptists au minister was coming to dinner and the family toward making our homes was out of meat, has been used to give point Sable, and its owner was a San Domingo Erick Hanson, forty-five years of PIPES, to a good many arguments I was never II. HANSCHEN, pleasant, domestic and Jewish, instead negro with complexion as age, was drowned in the Red river, used with more effect, howevei, than it can ofcentres ofscandal and gossip, be to illustrate the embarassmg situation black as the character of the fiend Cor. Minnesota and Centre ten miles south of Moorhead. He when our mothers (God bless them') the Democratic organs ha\ been since the who would attempt to bribe an alderman Contractor and Builder, was in a boat with a boy, playing, streets. „, Republican presidential nomination was used to say their prayers and go to with a block of imaginary stock •made The need of campaign 'meat" was when the boat capsized. The body ~'MINN.f3f "school" instead of attending kaffeeklatches NEWULM, apparent as soon as the telegraph announced in a mythical railroad. The name and betting on "bobtail was recovered. the composition of the ticket, and a hot hunt gave rise to a suspicion of French Special attention given to mason Jno. Neuman, flushes"—then wedding presents were was at once begun every Democratic newspaper blood in Jean's veins, but there was The total real estate valuation of office for any sign of woodchuck timely, and the gifts were confined to vrork in the city and country. nothing in any feature to show it and Goodhue county as returned to the The record of General a on on the such articles only as were useful, serviceable Chinese question appeared to offer the best no doubt he was an African of the county auditor by the assessor is TSew Ulm, Minn. and necessary. Spoons from Dealer GOODS)\ni prospect of finding woodchuck, and, accord purest type. He had in his mind the DRY $6,085,742 total personal property one, tables, bureaus, pots and pans ingly, the famished Democrats went for that The North Star Lung and Throat Balsam founding of a great empire in the woodchuck hole with a zeal that put to valuation, $2,137,896, making the from another, were the "costly, magnificent is a sure cure for coughs and colds. Hats, Caps, Notions, $ shame the boy whose household was out of wilderness andlelieved that a commgling and expensive" presents total valuation of the county $8, meat Spades shovels, picks and muck of negro and Indian would Groceries,", Provisions) which the happy pair received. They 223,638, out of which Red Wing has rakes were hastily seized and a conceited at produce the typical race of the world H. Rudolphi, tack begun For a time the fresh earth flew were aids to housekeeping, and only $1,234,846. Crockery and Glassware, *f merrily and the workers were encouraged by —large in brain and invincible in war. intended as such they were presented Green, Dried and Canned what they thought was a hibk of the wood H. E. Osgood, a traveling man He had doubtless heard legends of in a spirit of affection they were received chuck's tail or a gleam of a pair of ferret like Fruits, etc, etc. from St. Paul, Minn., representing that most famous of his race, Hannibal, with grateful thanks. Nowadays eyes But no woodchuck could be found MANUFACTURER OF & DEALER IN the Jewell Nursery Company, was and they were growing weary when who, descending the Nile, crossed society clutches everybody by Boots and Shoes! they heard a merry laugh from over the I will always take farm produce in exebanp thrown from a wagon at Columbia, the throat, and regardless of their into Europe, and after overthrowing Bocky mountains and a* voice sav "H for goods, and pay the highest marks* price for all inclination wrings their hard-earned Nebraska, while driving a team of the Roman legions advanced upon woodchuck at hole, b«ys We'ie entire kinds of paper rags. *3&K££E drachmas from their pockets by an ly satisfied with Harrison's record No use the "Mistress of the World" with bronchos. He suffered a compound Minn, 3d N. strs., JNew Ulm, Minn. digging any longer imposition diaphanous yet vile. a myriad of men. In order to do fracture of the right leg. He was In connection with my store I hnte a first-cIaM So the excavation around the Chinese •aloon furnished with a splendid biUlard table aa this, too, it was necessary to march taken to St. Mary's hospital where apperture was hastily abandoned and the There is one thing certain that, A large assortment of men's and my customers will always find good liquors attj his hosts across the Alps, and this whole woodchucks hunting crowd rushed the limb was amputated. with the exception of near and dear boys' boots and shoes, and ladies' and Eell cigars, and every forenoon a splendid lanek* mell for another whole which a zealous was accomplished in a manner so relatives, everybody in giving a wedding children's shoes constantly kept on s5* emocrat with a muck lake had uncovered Farmer May of Homer came to superb that the later effort of Napoleon hand. Custom work and repaiiing All goods purchased of me will be delivered ft This time the woodchuck was going to present wants to make the biggest Winona in hot haste to get a coffin was but a feeble imitation. any part of the city free of cost. betheiecord Harrison made duung the labor promptly attended to* possible show for the smallest for his daughter, who had died suddenly. strikes of 1886 It was decided to plowed Minnesota Street, New Dim, Mln^t of money, and the rabbinical maxim, more deliberately, as the ti aeks around As it was late at night, he Meat Market^ "Examine not the pitcher, but its the hole looked fresh, and success with It is certain, however that Au Sable decided to wait until morning, but THE *»D CHICAGO proper caution appeared rei tain contents," is often reversed, for the had dreams of power and empire. before daylight a messenger from his After learnedly discussing just how woodchucks satin-lined, plush-covered box sometimes He thought first to ingratiate himself dug their holes and what direction farm reached him with the news that RTI M. EPPLE, Prop'r. costs more than its plated con this one had probably bun owed, they stationed with the neighboring tribes of the young lady was only in a swoom tents a frisky editoi at the mouth with a NEW ULM,MIN!# Indians, eventually consolidate them MINNESOTA ST. k) bag and begun to dig But only three and had recovered. The coffin was "What shall we send," asks Mrs. and become chief of a great nation. shovelsiul of ground had been throw up when not bought. Silberberg of her husband, "and how they heaid a loud "haloo," and, looking up,' As a preliminary step and to provide H-iHB undersigned desires to inform the people much shall we spend?" Mr. Silberberg there stood McDonald with both I New Ulm and vicinity that he has re-establish* for a future capital he prospected J^H. Palmer, a mechanic, aged about ed his meat market and is now prepared to wall elbows resting on the top rail of the fence knows by former experiences throughout the vast wilderness and 45 years, fell into the city well at on his eld customers and friends with only tbf and a hand on each side of his mouth that any suggestion he might give best fresh and cured meats, sausages, lard and erv RAILWAY. "There isn't any woodchuck that hole," with prophetic vision chose this as Mankato, and narrowly escaped •rjrtning usually kept in a first-class market TM would only be poohpoohed, that any he snouted, "and if there was it would be the locality. Nothing could change highest msrketprice will be paid for PAT CAW, death. A force of men were at work Penetrates the Centres of Population just as much a Democratic woodchuck as a offer he might make to "buy something TLB, HIDES, WOOL, ETC. *, this determination, and despite the the well, and met with trouble Kepublican woodchuck. For I stood by Ben in down town" would be speedily M. EPPLK. Harrison the labor troubles of 1886 and wiles and blandishments of real estate with the machinery, and in trying to ruled out, for Mrs. S. does not believe TTiTiTlfOIS, IOWA, approve everything he did dealers in Marquette and FortClark TWOLI aid them Mr. Palmer slipped and fell in the metzeeas you get in the With a weary and disgusted air the Democratic WISCONSIN,^ (now Peoria) he took possession down the well, a distance of 25 feet. wholesale houses down town, so he hunters turned away from their latest 1 in 1799 of a strip ot ground lying MICHIGAN,^ search, and as there were no more woodchuch He received cuts about the head and meekly sighs and says: "Anything holes sight, they sat down under a north of the river and extending body and a very severe gash around you please, my dear, only don't spend MINNESOTA, tree to rest They are sitting there still, contemplating ANI* from what is now Clark street to the si-* ,&' too much money, for I cannot afford the ankle that will probably cripple A O A ruefully their blistered hands, and BREWERY* lake. Thereon he built a hut and wiping the perspiration from their brows it." Mrs. S. looks over her unused him for life. NEBRASKA, and 1 with English made bandanas. They are proceeded to negotiate. Like many presents to see if she can spare anything, aware that election is coming just as certainly ^'"William Eibel, better kuown as a white man before and since Jean but finding them all too good WYOMING. is^s*. as the minister was coming to the boy's sA,i "Scrap Iron Bill," while delivering a JOS. SCHMUCKER, Prop. seems to have had a great head for goes from shop to shop trying to house, but what the Democratic family is going temperance lecture at the M. E. to do for meat they don't know There schemes but a poor one for diplomacy, Its TMAIN SERVICE is carefully collect something, and after a day's NEW ULM, *f ^MINNESOTA!! is only one piece of advice that can be given church in Glenwood suddenly clapped arranged to meet requirements oi and after two or three years of tramp and an outlay of $2 for car them, and that is this When you dig for Pur beer sold in quantities to suit thelhjj his hands to his head and fell headlong local travel, as well as to furnish incessant toil and increasing intrigue fares and lunch for herself and sisterin-law, woodchuck, don't dig at last year's woodchuck purchaser. Special attention paid to over the pulpit railing into the the most attractive JRoutes tot holes —Philadelphia Press. buys a half-o'ozen cups and his visions of power faded away. Lo bottling ol beer. -\*%?m*f through travel between important saucers for $2.99 and a plush box for aisle He was carried outside, and was suspicious and would have none Mr. Cleveland's Supporters Abroad and at Home. $7 for a wedding present a cloak for remained unconscious severalhours, of it, and this distrust of hte motives TRADE CENTRES.^ THE HE W EM $3': Whatever may be the result of the Presidential the baby for $12, half-dozen hose for but is recovering. ffjfl|§ seems to have broken the adventurer's election, Mr Cleveland has already Silberberg for $1.50, and a lovely spirit, as he soon abandoned his carneJ English sentiment in his favor by his Its EQUIPMENT of Day and The parties in Martin county who bonnet for herself for only $18. "You MILL1] Message The English newspapeis are claim, and being desirous of ending" CITY PLANING Parlor Cars, Dining and Palace filed on contested railroad land some practicallv unanimous in his support They know we have to be economical," she his life as soon and easily as possible, Sleeping Cars is without rival understand what his policy is, and means, time ago feel quite jubilant over the says, "and I guess our present will located on the Illinois river near Peoria, and would result m. The London Times not Its ROAD-BED is perfection, ol recent rulings of the secretary of the make as good a show as any one MANUFACTURED only praises him as a Free Trader, but comjnends where he soon died of breackbackague. stone-ballasted Steel. else's." fa interior, and there is no doubt that him to Englishmen, by explaining one Thus ended the dreamedof The NORTHWESTERN is the DOORS, WINDOW SASH, of his attempts to fool own countrymen a portion of the lands, if not all, will empire, and perhaps obviated the Why don't people permit the printers favorite route for the* Commercial by his assertion, hip^^mmany Hall letter, in time be held by the settlers. -that "those who tau^^c him with being a Traveler, the Tourist and the Seekers VENETIAN BLINDS, necessity of a civil rights law enabling to make a truthful "typographammatical" Pree Trader are deceiving the country," error oy printing: after New Homes in the Golden white people to enter negro hotels Winona has another strike on as to which the Times remarks, with deadly Northwest, "Your presents is cordially solicited," MOULDINGS AND FRAMES? and theaters in Chicago. truthfulness, at "it is certain at the arguments hand. The eoopers at the barrel factory &c? which President Cleveland Detailed information cheerfully of Doud, Son & Co., were notified a 8 are those which Cobden used to emforty-five Planing, turning and all furnished by A Washington special to the New York that their pay would be reduced years ago and which any Eng- Mail and Express, sajrs that Col, Lamont's C. W. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent, work with ribsaw promptly 1 ""At Kananaskes, a short distance below Free Trader would employ now Such from six cents to five for making a recent visit to McGrawville, N» Y.» Was far the Calgary, Manitoba, a boat containing nine pippositiomLas at taxation ought to be and neatly executed. purpose of investigating a report that important barrel, but the reduction will reduce men were sent out to break a jam of logs. N«wUlm,Hlaa. #jfetty limfifed by the .feeds of the country: papers relating to the Cleveland campaign their wages 30 to 40 cents a day, and Meeting an undertow the boat struck a rock, to it is unjust to ax rhe whole community of 1884, and the Hill campaign of 1885 MAEVIN HUGHIT, H. C. WICKER^ and upseb. drowning John McNeill, Arne foi the benefit of special classes at import as they only make $1.25 to $1.75 had been stolen from his home thofe he found Goodman, Nils Arneson, Lanslem Carr.Hans General Manager, Traffic Manager the detectivest repor arebnow to true and that thae missingrd numbe of now, they cannot make a living, and duties stifles production and limit the area of seeking for Anderson and William Holman. None of country'* markets, are purely free trade umentsi will not work for the reduce*! scale. the bodia, a been recovered. E. P.^WILSON^en"! Passenger Agent.