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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

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INTERESTING SU1r.-On the 9th ult,.
John NJ. Roberts, a jeweler, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, brought suit in the District Court Of
that city against James SwiSshelm, Of Swiss
vale, for gold watch, seal and key, valued
at $3.50, furnished by said Roberts to Jane
G. Swisshelm, wife Of said James Swiss
helm. After a statement by plaintiff g
counsel, and examination of witnesses, the
counsel OF Mrs. Swisshclm referred to va
rious authorities, ard asked the Court to
charge, first, that plaintiff cannot recover
unless he prove the goods sold and delivered
were necessaries, and that defendants wife
lad separated from him for good causes
second, that the contract Of his wife can
only bind the husband for nccossarics in
case he neglects or refuses to furnish her
with such necessarics; third, If the wife
voluntarily deserted and abandoned the hus-
band, and persists therein, without good
cause, the defendant is not liable for debts
for necessaries or otherwise fourth, the de
PENDANT is not liable for the debts of the
wife for any purpose, unless his assent ap.
pears by express evidence, or by proofs oI
facts and circumstances from which it NAV
reasonably be inferred. The jury found
for the defendant. The verdict goes to show
that if a woman voluntarily separates from
her husband, and leaves his house, he is not
responsible for her debts, even though thew
be incurred for the common nccessaries Of
life. t -..'N-.a s. 4e tqE.
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA.
~ In Probate Court,
CT ia ton to
prove Will.

~ In Probate Court, .~ -'.'
GooDnUE County. ICitation O.
In the matter Of proving the { prove win.
last Will and Testament Of
Christian Rchrbohm, dcc'sd
In the name Of the State Of Minnesota
Ann Maria shultz, Catherine Maria Dick,
and John Christopher Behrbohm, heirs ana
next OF kin of Christian Behrbohm, late Of
said county Of Goodhue, deceased, send greet
ing:
Whereas. Heinrich Dick, sole executor named
IN the last will and testament of said deceased,
has lately applied to this Court for the proof
Of such will AMI testament, which said will
relates to both real and personal estate
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the order of
this Court hereon bearing date the goth day Of
February, 1850, You, and each Of you, are
hereby notified and required to appear before
this Court, ut the Court House, in the city of
Ned Wing. in said county, on the ed day Of
March next, at ten O'clock in the forenoon, and
attend the probate Of such will.
In testimony whereof. we have caused the
seal Of our said Probate Court to be hcrcunso
affixed. Witness, Orrin Dcnsmore, Judge Of
the Probate Court aforesaid: at his Office in tho
city of Red Wing, this goth day Of February,
"A. u. 1860. ORE1N DENSMORE,
@.. a- IS g. :'= JudRo Of Probate
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

~ Our news from Washington will be
found very interesting. The old hero O
San Jacinto says he can and will raise ar
army Of 10000 men, not only to protect the
borders Of Texas, but to invade Mexico, un.
less the federal arm is raised in defense o.
the right Of Texas.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
I'll. TIE NATIVE DlST4SsllCs OF .QOUG.
LAS SPEAKS.

The district Democratjc convyntion in Yer
mont--thedistict II khah Mr.. Douglas
was born passed Among others, the follow
ing resolution s. 81
Re,plred. ssThst inthis, ths native distric,
Of distinguished Democratic statesman on,
hearty Endorsement is given to the priaci;ult
now become ofvital importance to the Dem.
ocrat'c party, and to the man imperatively
demanded by the present crisis in political
affairs: The principle, POPULAR SOVEREIGN.
rf-the MAN, Stephen A. Douglas.
The English, who grieve; 50 mach fabou
our poor slaves, had better read what tn,
fpious and learned DR.. Cahill says from hi!
own knowledge:
"Alas ! in Ireland there is no sv1npath,
for the poor man, and there is no CONNER
cial labor. Though living next door to hi
landlord their. hearts are asewidely separated
as if the Atlantic rolled between them lik,
the desert stream the poor mans life roll,
on, unseen, uncared, for and he lives ant
dies in Ireland as il he did not belong t.
human society. When expelled from hi,
wretched cabin by malice or bigotry, he ha.
no factory labor to protect him and ii,
emaciating poorhouse with its sectarian per
[secuticns is the sad fate that clo<es Iii.
wretched existence" ,r5 ,a1 ,nra: T.: 800
@Mr. Douglas in the Senate answered.
the whole of Mr.. Stewards pressing upon tn,
the repeal Of the Missouri compromise, in ,
single pity sentence. What, said he, led tt
the repeal Of that act, but that the maiorit,
IN the northern states refused to carry it ou,
in good faith ? II, sir, stood ready to ex.
tend it to the Pacific ocean, to abide by il
forever, and the entire south, without on,
exception in this body, was willing tt
abide by it. But the free soil element Of tn,
northern states was SO strong as to de!ea
that measure, and thus opened the SLAYER,
question These men who now corrpl;,in o
the abrogation Of that act, were tile YER,
men who denounced it.'' r'& y" ""Ha,
DE-It is said that Nicholas I.ongworth
of Cincinnati some time since, shipped t.
the care Of the American minister in Lon.
don, Mr.. Dallas, ten boxes oc sparkling Cat
awba, and requested him TO BE 50 very good
as to accept one box for his own use, and ia
turn over the other nine to his wine merch.
chant. with instruction to sell them for what
price he thought best, and account for the
net proceeds. Mr.. Dallas declined thu pro.
position, replying: II cannot approve Of you,
procedure. l cannot reconcile the duties o
minister p!"nipotontiary of The United state.
at this court, with those Of a commission
merchant.
U-Judse TERRY, Of California, who sho
BRO Derrick, made an effort to get his tria
taken from the Court Of Sessions to the Dis
trio; Court, with the ultimate intention o
obtaining change of venue to distant 10
cai'ty But the Supreme Court has decidee
that he must be tried in the Court of Ses
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

MILWAUKEE, 7.-Gov. Randall has re.
voked the commission Of Capt. Barry com.
manding the Union Guards OF this CITY. and
|disban'lcd the company in consequence of a
published statement ofthe Captain, that he
would not obey the Governors orders of the
U. S. authorities, should they come in coflic,
in the Booth case.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

NEW York, March 3.-John G. Boxer, a
wealty German merchant, died to day.
MIR. Boxer will be recollected as the gen.
tlcman whose daughter clandcstinly married
her fathers coachman, young Irishman
named deem. Mr.. B. was owner Of the eel
ebrated Dusseldorf Gallery Of Paintaines. I
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
CCG!. iNi'JDENCE.

Under this head the Winona Democrat
lcprecates the action Of the Senatorial eau
GUS for the purpose Of getting up slave
code platform, as follows 1a.sf
s I; seems from recent ,clesraphic adv.
ces from. Washington, that there has been a
fractional Senatorial caucus held 10 make a
platform for tie approaching Charleston con
vention.
II we understand the position of those
gentlemen they are Senators from diilrrant
States. sent to Washington for purposes o.
legislation. When their duties in this ca
pacity arc faithfully discharged they are
f"nctus ctfcio. They have no more bust
ness to attempt to lay down platform fol
the Charleston Convention than any othe,
equal number Of gentlemen who may hap
pen to be in Washington upon private az
fairs F; and unless we are very much mlsta.
ken in the material Of which that Conyen.
ton will be composed, any such interference
with its legitimate business, as this move
ment contcmplates, will he treated with the
contempt which such supercilious conduct
deserves. E7A'V fnf-.-I nI .
The delegates to the Charleston Conven.
ZION nave Eeen selected according to the eS
tablished usage of the Democratic party
It is THEIR business and no one else's to es.
tablish platform upon which tho campaign
LOT 1860 is to be conducted.
These platform makers may be admon-
lshed that onintervention is doctrine
upon which the Democratic party achieved
its triumph in 1856, and that it is a doctrine
upon which the Charleston Convention will
most undoubtedly insist, particularly in SC
far us their own functions are concerned.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

o. Mrs. Bi.ahsky's last hope has de-
parted. The Gov has vetoed the bill com
mutng her sentence. He is for hanging
her. Coin 'Guy'nor : .e 80, a.a5
1';.m bound to be a butcher, be Jabcrs, OF die!
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

mat very town in the county send up a;
least twenty delegates to Il mass convention
~hic'' shall act regardless Of party considcra.
tons and put in Nomination the five me,
whom they may deem best qualified TO com
pose the Board Of Commissioners. M
We give from momory list of names
Of excellent men to select from. There are
undoubtedly many others, that have not &C.
CURED to us, equally available:
). y. THATCHER, ID. MARTIN,
NORRIS HOBART, WM. FRyRERcnn,
L. y. AKERss, r.ry ELI Ellsworth,
e. H'J, slNAoNs, = WM. Rock,
EDWARD STRANGE, Il. Il. WILDER,
OHH1S DHSsMoHE Mr.. Howe,
Jessie MCINTYRE, FoLNEY DRUNDAGE
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

"'o' ~ u'a"J years SlnCc III .h!Cill.
gan. 1t is from that office that the Seut:nri
was printed. on its first appearance in Red
Wing. We hope the editor will prospe,
morally and politically, and especially linan.
c'ally We extract the following from its
columns, in relation to an honorcd fellow
townsman .t
KEY. DIR. CsARY.-We had tho pleasure
OF taking This gentleman by the hand last
night, at the close of the religious services
IN Fwichsl's Schoo! House, in this CITY. We
have known him we'll for a number 81
yeorS, and take pleasure in testifyinc TO his
noo'e independence as 4 man, his ability and
"e'oteoncss as minister, and his warm,
earnest sympathy as friend. Years ago
we met him, away down in Indiana since
that time atlictions and sorrows have be-
fallen each Of us, and We never greet him
even now, but what We feel 4. strany,
warmth ab,ut our heart" lie is the hon
ored head Of the young and vigorous Insti
tuition at led Wing known as the tIamlinc
University. Under his administration this
institution, though infantic in years, has
acquired reputation and name that MANY
whose walls have grown hoary with the
moss of age might be proud to bear. Tho
his sabors have been arduous and his sacri-
ticcs great. yet he has gone on perseyering.
~, hopefully, day after day, week at or week
ana month! after month, confidently believ-
ing hat his labors would bc crowned with
final success. In this he will not be disap.
pointed. a few years more and scores all
over our glorious State, will, while pointing
to the walls O. their Alma Mater, bless him
as its honoveu head.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

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A NOVEL pRocEEp1NG.-The Detroit pa
pers ii;ctice new establishment just opened
in .h"t Jity ior :he rurpose of enabling flu
gitive slaves in Canada to return to their
masters. The agent who has undertaken
this charitable enterprise is evidently in
earnest. lie states that he "has made such
investigation in Canada, especially at Cha
than and other places where Africans most
congregatc as satisfy him that large numbers
Of them are anxious and really to return to
their masters in the South if they only had
the means" and he proposes to furnish
them with transportation tickets anil to send
them IN company with an agent, looking to
their owners for remuneration for his benev-
o!cncc. Ills office is in Desnoyers' block in
Detroit Tire mans name is Brown, and his
advertisement makes the following state
mcn:: Arrangements entered into with
parties will be guaranteed beyond question
as TO strict fulfillment Of all obligations
Parties DESTROYS OF returning can communi-
cate with the undersigned, either personally
or by letter."
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

Il
Any person hereafter cutting pines or other
evergreens upon my premises, will be prosccu-
ted 20 the full extent of tho law. And will
pay fifty dollars to any one furnishing evidence
sufficient to convict any person of such tres
pass. AL the pines between Wacoota and
Mes!ervelt are on my land. There arc plenty
Of pines on the other side of the lake far afl
Christian purposes, :hat arc Of no other use.
December "a, 1859. I77tf
MORTGAGE SALE. ------ = = -
VI Default having been made in the condi-
ton OF u certain mortgage decd duly executed
ana aot delivered :; y Gso1ge w: Campbell, and
county, State 0! Minnesota, to John W. Luce,
of the same county and State, which mortgage
decd bears date the 18th day Of July, 4. D.
1859. and WAS duly recorded in the office Of
the Register Of Dcods tor sold Goodhuc conn
ty. State Of Minnesota on tho ldta day Of
July, A. D. 1859, tt five o'clock P. n. in Book 7,
from said George W. Campbell and Loretta +.
Campbell, his wife, to said John W. Luce, in
fec: (subJect to dofeasancc) the following dos
crihed premises, situate, lying and beng in
Goodhue county, State Of Minnesota, Us; fol-
low. lows: to W.T.: The southwest quarter Of sec
ton thirty 3o). in township ono hundred and
twelve 1l2), north of range thirteen (1s) west,
containing one hundred and ffty-four and
g. 100 acres, according 20 the government sur
vey thereof. Said mortgage was made to Sc
cure tho payment of the promissory note Of
the said George W. Compbell for the sum Of
ono hundred and fifty dollars (e150,) payable
to said John W. LUCE, pr his order, on the first
day OF February, A. D. 1850, with interest at
the rate Of two and one-half per cent. per
month until paid. And no suit OF proceeding.
at law or otherwise having been Instituted to
recover said debt SO secured by said mortgage
deed as aforesaid, or any part thereof and
there being claimed to be due on said note and
mortgage at the date of this notice the sun, OF
one hundred and sevcnty-four dollars and
fifty nine cents (3l74,59) ~"
Now therefore notice, 10 hereby given, that
in pursuance of the powe, Of sale in said
mortgage contained and Of the statute in such
case made and provided, TIE said mortgagcd
premises will he offered for sale at public aqc-
ton, on the 29th day Of March, A. p. 1860, At
ton O'clock in the forenoon, in front Of tho
Court House, in the city Of Red Wing, in said
county Of Goodhuc, to satisfy the amount then
due on said mortgage und the note secured
thereby, together with the costs and expenses
ct such sale as allowed by law. Dated Rcd
Wing. February 8tb, 1850. - H.
..<.s JOHN W. LUCE, =
p. SASDFonD, Mortgages.
Atty for Mortgage, lsS-ws
- vi ssst 81 AL ,s-sw SD
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
GTATE OF MINNESOTA District Court,
~ COUNTY OF GooDHUE, ss.} First Judiciai

|CTATE OF MINNESOTA District Cont
~ County OF GooDHUE. ss} First Judic;at
-. District.
Eli Ellsworth, Plaintiff,
vs.. !-f'~z.f Summons.
John J. Hopper, Defendant .to.-1
10 John J: Hopper, the above named defend
ant: In the name of the State Of Minnesota
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff in this &C.
Ton, which complaint has been filed in the
once OF the Clerk of said Court, at the city Of
your answer to said complaint upon tho sub
sSvlbcrs, at their Office, in the city. of Red
wing, in said comfy, within twenty days af-
ter the service Of this Summons upon you,
exclusive OF the day Of such service. Aud You
are hereby notified that if you fail to answer
said complaint as above required. the plaintiff
in this action will apply 10 the Court for tho.
relief demanded in said complaint.
dated at Ked Wing. Minnesota, March 7th,
a: y. lo6O. WILDER & W1LL1.rox,
-lSS-w6 < Attys for Plaintiff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
MANY CITIZENS,


Commencement Exercises orHoidoI-
berg COllege.--Thesoe exercises will be held
on Wedpssday, June 97th, 1860, in Loessef's
Hall, and win be conducted N The following
order.
Anniversary Of the Excelsior and Heldol.
berg Literary sooIetlss. at 10 o'clock A, M
An address by the Rev, T.. O. prugh, A. NJ.
Of Nonia Ohio.
The Anniversary address 10 the Alumni
Association, viii be delivered At 3 o'clock p.
M, by tho Roy. G. n Mechlmg, h. s., Of
Seven Mile, Ohio .rr
The graduating addresses will bo delivered
in the evening, commencing Al o eleok, in.
tersperssd with music by the "CONTlNEN,
TAILS"
The graduating exercises Will be as fol
lows;
sALurAroRY ORAFIoN. S. 4. RrAN. Sub.
ject;-Worth aud Fame.
Essay. Miss Az. A. BrRasrREssER. Sub
ject;--Twilight "Reminiscences
HEpELnrue ORArioS. JNo. n. KiEFFm-
Sa9ieet'-Morality Of tae stage.
onAIioS. GEo. GAssnAN. su0cot.-Ag.
riculture.
NALEnlcroRr ORArioS. A. KiEFrR.-
Su1ject'-Poctry.
The public are respectfully invited to at,
tend
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

The "COntinentals" are coming and
will give one Of their unique aud popular en-.
tcrtaipmenis al LoCssSf's Hall, on Thursday
evening, June 2sth. They will also sing for
the 6onciit of the students Of Heidelberg Ool.
lcgc, At their uoumencement on Wednesday
evening. The simple announcement is sufli
cient TO attract a large audience,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
New YOrIx NTnrItct,

NEw lORk, June u,
FLouR--,Salcs VI $4,000 bills at So 1905 90
for super western 80 25@b 80 for common
10 medium extra western; So $500 65 for IN
ierior 10 good shipping bmnds extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr--Salcsat 81 l0@sl so.
RYE--Salcs nt 66c.
BARLET-Sales nj G0070c.
Conn., Sales 4, 100 bu At 40 fornew yellow
0Ars-Salos at iO@i2c for State, West.
crn aud Canadian.
WmsKY held At 2lb
Pong-Snlcs al sl7 40 for old hiess, sIs 90
ais - for new mess.
BLEF-salcs at 81 OO@45O for country
primoi "a 0O@6 90 for country mess.
hEET HANs-Steady. Sales at $40 OO@Sl5.
90 Tor western.
and 9Ob9l io for hams.
BAcON-Steady. Sales At 91ie.
LARD-Salcs at llil@ll9ic.
BgTTER--A fair business doing at IO@l7c
for ohioi @aOo for Suite.
Cngn E-1@llc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
business Houses 90 be closed DAILY the
EonFlh, $500.

We, the undersigned, Merchants of Tifia,
take this method 0f notifying oar patrons
that our respecuvc places of bpsinoss will be
closed on Wednesday, July an, 1860.
Z, X. ShAWhan, Sopdcr d Carpenter. Jesse
Shdver, W. N kellholtz, Kirchncr a VorD.
dron, II, A, boskirk q Bro. ,Slrickor Z Bpo',
l.. q M, Miliet, Chas Loincr. nacher 4
Wenner, NJ sullivan, J N0Nmer. Cfam 4
BrOhl, d, Barnhasl, in. 1ohn King, 5. IL
Beokman, U. White, ,Wm.Sollivan r .Bloom,
q. N. Yerk. J. M, Naylor & Dro., MeAllis
Ter a Cosles, II. Smith, l.. Rose, A. d h.
kue6ler, Geo. Ernest, Patrick n. Ryan, JOIN
Ilouok, Thos, A. "A. S, Rea.
June 9l,2u horni
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

Rogers Ditch.--This case has been on
trial before the Probate Court this week for
the purpose Of determining tho damages -
The jury fixed tho damages ct SlOll. to be
divided among some thirteen persons In
Thompson and Adams townships, -I ..rg
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

Taken IN On . a''RRil,l'- The editor Of
the ADvFnrmrR has boen most ciFcctually
"drawed" on rail- Some weg. knowing his
seasiuyenes on that subject which amounts
almost to "raip.phobia, IL is said he rails"
In his slccp,) has pcrpetrated "aell'' upon
him by aendihg him bogus Lincoln rail,
which cost him $a56 exprssssee-rather
ear'bonght experience. We think the per.
pe'tutor Is liable to prosecution for pcrusliy
to dumb brutos." The letter, which accom-.
panied the rail. is fair specimen Of denio.
cratic literature The editor thinks Il is a
grand joke, but We think il is Grail" cell.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

Seneca Go. Fair.--The officers Of the
Society request US to say that u,o Fair will
be held GU the %, 9TH and 9th Of October
and that all kinds Of fruit. intended for esb,.
e','on' should be put up in glass jars. Nov
Is the time TO got ready.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

Thieving--LOok Outi y-our CITY !,
again cursed with sci Of thieylng ra.eal.- u
The rcsideneo Of U h. Flohncr was burglari.
Ously entered, on Tuesday evening, and abou,
% ia money stolen. The same night, they
eiiSeted an entrance into Judge Pittengcr's
ho1so, bat were detected aud madegooa thelr
cscenel They were also Discovered irving q
break into the Shawhan House. There worc
tWo Of them acon. .I.#.. r.H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
"UNCLE ABE's NEPmEWs" im
the Field.

"Unelc Abos Nephews, the Young Amer.
ica Lincoln Boys, will have a grand rally at
Attiea, on THURSDAY EVE, JUNE 2sth.
Aldresses win be delivered by L, Adams, j.
Nj Brown and others, Tho bhoys aro cx.
pec'sd to turn out from the neighboring
towns aud from tho country, With music and
banners, Songs by the Glce Club. bonllres
aud iecworks win be the order Of the evening.
Let no ono be laggard In tho fght.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

Wool is now being brought in In large
quantities aad tho farmers 60 home with their
pockets full Of rocks" The principal buy.
crs hrc Mcssrs, White, Taylor, shriyer aud
Loomis. Tho prices paid ace about the same
ns last year.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

The semi-Annual Tax Is required BY
lev to be paid ly tho aOh Of ihis month.
(wcdnesday,) md a crowd has been besicg-
Jog ibe Troasurers Office for several days,
anxious TO discharge that duty. an delin-
qucnis should avail themselves Of the few
days Of graeo that may be allowed them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

N1Tla H1'3 oTIlIIl one Y9lF 2 loo
tg-AFadue,ioa Of Psi cent nom The shove ra,s,
wiu b. ahds fof CASA
s,Iuara
An transient aAvcrtisemouts together with Admluls
alton, A,iaehwsh,, Road AMI Ditch Notices, mu,tbe
t,lA iorln adysnve.
Advertisements ia.sued Zoe an Indefinite time will
80 charged fof untll ordered out
Nhsn yearly Advertisements are Inserted, ono or
tic,t changes will BE- allowed.