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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08

TURNED BLACK WHILE THE Sun
WAS SHINING From AN UNCLoUDEI
SKY.-The Tcksburg Herald. of July
-, says:-''Mr. Robert Claiborne is a
brother TO Mrs. T. P. feathers, wife o.
the captain of the captain of the Nat
ch,s. He is postmaster at Point Coupee,
besides having the agency of the Pool
Liue and other boats at that point. Last
Tuesday evening. while the steam boat
Biunhs was lying at the landing, MIR Clai-
borne started down the levee toward
where she was tied. followed a short dis
lance behind by two negro men, mounted
on mules, carrying the mail bags. When
nearly TO the boat he was seen to fall to
the ground suddenly beneath a white
blaze of light that lowered around him
for an instant, aud the two negro men at
the same time were hurled off their
mules to the ground. Those on the boat
who witnessed the phenomenon rushed
ashore, and almost at the same momert
the two Degroes rec overed their feet and
came up to where Mr.. Claiborne had
fsllen. They Sound him a corpse, black
a. ink all over. An examination of the
bo' y disclosed the fact that the electric
fl, id had penetrated the body in two cur
re'rs, penetrating his right and LETT
breast left breasts respectively, and max
ing two apertures where they entered,
like bullets would have made. The light
nj, Z traversed his body, passing down
his legs and tearing off his shoes, hurting
sthcm to a considerable distance from his
jbet!y. a lot of silver coins in one of the
rcci cts Of his pantaloons was melted and
fused together in an undistinguishab!e
mass. The two negroes felt the force of
the hook >rfhrienty to be thrown tron
the mules icy we're riding witt our be
}ul seriously injured thereby. The sun
"s> >li ing III an unclouGed skv at til,
ne the ihua,ierboit came down. A
vi en"lnenon nilar in its fatality az,
sirangeness occurred some weeks ago b,
which TWO nns we're Killed under a tie,
near BAY , Louis. einy struck desc
by lightning VII. I he sun Was sEinint.
Silver and x ld coins In their pock. Is
were melte and b'ackcned as In the cas-,
81 N tisibofue.'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
Sliding Down a Stroke OF Creased
Ii2htnin g.

4 short sketch Of the BILE trip
~ IN. Nttf0f the Aist, on which were
Tho only per.ons who ever went through
the Whirlpool Rapids, and the whirlpool
;,salf and came out alive. will be of ~
,erest The boat was built in 1854 For
,wbila she TOOK passengers from b th the
Anne, lean and Canada shores, aud ran UP
varv close IN the foot OF the falls. tier
owner determined 10 sell her and ne re
ceived an offer if he would deliver her at
Niagara. opposite the tort. Joel n.
Robinson. who acted as captain and pitot
on her trips under the Falls, consented 10
act as pilot for the fearful voyage. ana
the engineer. Mr.. Jones. agreed to go
with him. A machinist, Mr.. Mcintyre
volunteered to share the risk. The boat
was put in complete trim, all superiuous
articles being removed from the deck and
hold Notice was given OF the time OF
starting. aud a large crowd assembled TO
see the fearful plunge. no one expecting
to see either boat or crew again alter
they should leave the dock, which was
lust above the railway suspension bridge.
About three o'clock in the aiterno n OF
June Is 1861, the engineer took his
place in the hold. aud knowing that their
fitting trip would be short at the lonYes,
set his seam valve at the proper 2uaee,
and waited the tiDkling signal that should
send them on their flying voyage. Rob
inson took his place at The wheel and
gave the starting sigma. With a shrek
from her whistle and a white pun from
her escape pipe. the boat ran up the
eddy a short distance, cleared the smooth
water and shot like an arrow into the
rapid under the bridge. She took the
outside curve Of the rapid, and when IA
third of the way down 1t a jAt OF "atrr
struck against her rudder, a column
dashed up m Ter h"r starboari SIDE.
k,eled her over, carried away her smoke-
stack, started her uveriIaIg on that >lde.
threw Z ,bin>on on his back and thr,
McIntyre against her >tarboArd vince
house with such force as IL break 1t
through. Every locker on br, athed
trcer as she emerged, shook her wounded
sides. slid into the whirlpool. ard for a
IN rode again on an even kee'
Robinson rose at once. seized the helm,
set her 10 the right OF the large pot IL
The pool, then turned her directly through
he heck of it. Thence, after receiving
aDother drenching from the waves, she
dashed on without further accident to
the quiet bosom of the river below Lew
l~ton The boat wa- - feet long, with
II feet breadth of beam. $ feet depth Of
+, Id, and carried an engine of 100 hor>,
power.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
Advertiser. Cheats

1T mas bee nna 50 G. mmp ia write the
beginnlag of an article Ia an ele CANT, in
ttreStlng manner
Then run it into some advertisement
that we avoid all such.
And simply cali attention to the
merits Of Hop Blttcis in as plaiu, honest
terms Il, possible,
TO induce people
TO give them one trim. which so
proves their Nalue ttat they viii never
use ANYTHING else. -
TIE REMEDY 5, favorably noticed in
al the PAPER,
Religious and secl ar is
Having a large sale, and is su, plant
ng all other medicines.
There Is no l~efyingthe V rtues ofthe
TOP mt, ard the prnprIetrrS OF Hop
BIZ = 'av' Shown great s~hrewdness
ard ability
Ia comp. ndiag ii III. dicine whose
sirtues are So paIpable to every ones
observation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
c.duates From the State Peni-
Tertiary.

A couple of scamps were arrested IN
Snart.pburg, ). e.. last week for at
tempted forgery. The proof was com
plete.
r y. King is the J &. King whom
the Jomrndf Obserrer published S"th'
rin,,. since as a swindler. who had de
trauded the people OF Charlotte auu
Monroe with a bogus hotel register. lie
vas III ~Spartanbrrg n short tune ago az
tempting the same fraud, but Win iltlie
succeSs. The name OF king Is as-
sumed. his real name being arren II.
SwinSon, and he appears 10 nave peeh
pardoned from the North Carolina penl-
Tertiary where he was imprisoned tor a
forgery committed 10 Charlotte.
George Denton waived the
lion, but admitted that the name Geo,
Denton. signed to his affidavit, was not
his true name. He refused to deny
and we may assume it as true that us
real name is l.. b. Moody, OF Wayne
county, North Carolina, that he IS a son
of Brave Moody. He refused TO deny
hat he had been in the penltcntlary OF
North Carolina for forgery, aud II seems
that he Was a cell mate with Swlnson
alias King. He also was III
default of a $500 bond.
About the first of last February. young
King made hi, debnt in Charlotte, HE
came with a fiat Derby hat, short coat,
ra%ttlesnake breeches, and was 70 all APP
,earances a flash Young man OF the pc
Rod. He stopped at one of the leading
hotels, and announced his intention OF
Getting up a directory of the city. 90
the representation that he was progress
ny finely with his work and would soon
save II ready for the press, he STAYED OH
nj, bill at the hotel for about a month,
It the end of which time he suddenly
disappeared About halt of this tune
he kept in his room at the hotel nursing
a great big black eye which had been
presented 10 him by a competitor IN a
game OF b, lizards, 10 whom he had OF
Tered a gross insult. There was some
hing about him which marked him for
a rascal, and nobody placed any conf
dence IN HIM. He went from here to
Monroe, where he male "A raise on bis
register swlndle, aud was next heard of
at Winston, from which place he skipped
lust in time to elude arrest.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
When Rieh Peope Civ Advice
They forget that Circum-
stances Alter Cases.

Mrs. Stowe says 1t requires a great
deal more grace to I've Ill 4 room nine
feet square than in one nineteen feet
square. 1t is comparatively easy to lie
cordial and compliment and To say and
do kindly things and be ho>pitablc ard
courteous when all ones surroundings
enable one to do so easily. 1t is when
the discomfort and L a ped and incou-
yenient surroundings crate upon our
s~ensibilities and dispose US to be irTit-
allie and nhospita!le that the real tt st
of generosity and unselfishness comes.
| To share ones table wit tren : whoa
the larder is full and the china and linon
closets ~plethoric. is simply u pleasure !:
TO do the same thing when scant ma
terials perpleX and the table cloth has
to be turned or folded over to hide the
holes. ard napkins perhaps quickly
washed out for the occasion on accoun
Of limitations in the departmel t of table
napery. requires a real generosity and
~self-denial To be called into exercise.
But it is in the cultivation of the best
sentiments Of home and domestic life
that poverty affords the finest opportu-
mites for doing the best things 1t IL
easy to be kind aud attentive and welt
manner in the midst of comfort and
plenty. There is no special virtue in
being so under favoring circumstances.
But to practice all the kind amenities
Which adorn family life and enien
family affection where poverty pinches
requires the exercise of a very high or
der of sentiment A touching and
beautiful passage in the life of vlia
Maria Child, and one which throws IA
tender light on the daily life in that .'lit-
tie shanty" which was the home OF two
Of the noble.t spirits that ever lived on
this earth. is that i'll which Mrs. Child
relates to a friend her feelings on re-
turning to her home after All absence
from it which followed the death Of heI
husband. She was quite calm until she
calne upon the pile of wood and kind
lings which. witt loving thought for her
comfort. his aged hands had prepared
tor her use and at the anne moment
she observed the wall of bricks careful
" piled up around her favorite flowers
10 protect them ON freezing. The
rich man who can order the man servant
to stir up the furnace, or look to the
temperature of the conservatory. ha.
not the opportunity to show such deli
cate and lo~Ve-wlnning attention to his
wife as this.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
Man Wron Civ Convicted.

Since our article last week. the y. Y.
Herald brings the following, which
shows that the Governor and the public
are satisfied of the innocence of the
prisoner three years and an half after
his conviction. He is freed after nearly
o u years OF torture in the p~enitentiarv !
What a fine respect for the laws he
must have =
Aldony, July %. ISS3.-Ihe Governor
has issued the following pardon: DAN
lei Mahoney was convicted and sem
fenced December Is, 1879, to Auburn
T. ison for ten wears. Tn,
facts developed upon the trial did not
so fully exclude doubt as to the guilt Of
the PRISONER as is desirable in such cases.
One witness. whose testimony was I'M
portant to tie defence and who was con-
81, tc of ptrjur, in giving such evidence.
has Since been pardoned upon the theory
uiat Tie evidence a. given 10y him was
probably tn. Other facts and cVI.-
~-ideIatious alter the conviction of Ma
honey were brought to light. whic
created Il very general sentiment in the
community where the conviction was
had that he vas innocent OF the crime
alleged against him. His pardon was
recommended by the judge who SEN
fenced and the district attorney who
prosecuted the convict. as well as by
the police authorities who Investigated
the case 1t was also asked by a large
number of citizens. including many pub
lie officials who had acquitted them.
selves with the facts. and who express
ed themselves as satisfied of the ts4no-
rence ct He prisoner. He has alreaL,
been confined i'll prison more than three
years ant a haJ. His conduct during
his confinement has been good, and
prior To his conviction, | am told. he
maintained a respectable character in
The community which he lived. Upon
i full examination OF all the facts with
IN my reach relating to the case, | was
convinced that justice required the re-
lease of the convict.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
Send to IS. JOINER for Circulars, Frank|inton N. c.
T0kAY VINEYARD WINES !

Either Dry" or Sweet Red
or White" Several varieties o. each.
Purity and KEEPING qualities g"Ir""-
teed. Pronounced by such high auLhori-
ty as DR.. Sayrp, ON. T., aui DR.. Gard-
ner of the L. S. Army, as well as Others
the very best native wines they even
drank. No refuse of the Foreign wine
press, or vile authorizations that have new
er seen a wine press. No Catching TO the
European palate" so-called, at high
figures. Also several THOUSAND gallons
of pure wine vinegar. Send for price
list. and cultivate health and sobriety as
we'll as home industries.
A. MCBUIE, w. ]. GREEN,
Supt. and Ship Fayetteville, NJ
ping Agent. Prof. rletor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08

AN ELEPHANT IN THE ST LAW
RENEE RAPIDS No" said the po-
licc->tati,n historian and turnkey last
ni.ht. the place where Capt. Webb
went down Is not the same place where
the elephant swan the rapids. The
elephant swan Il G st. La vrence rapids
about fifty years ago. 1t was near the
city OF Corlwell. A circus had been
advertised to give an exhibition there.
aud among other things it WA am
nounced that an old elephant and "A
young n would swim the river. The
river is about three miles wide there.
Vt the stated time the elephants wer.
driven INTO the rive +. hut the Young one
soon am out. The old II was not
allowed to come out. but wa. driven in.
But soon the water be anne too strong.
lie was carried out and Disappeared"
That was too bad. wasn't it,"
, Everybody thought he was lost. YOU
see; but he swami like a whale, and
came up every little while to spout and
then went down again
What became of him fnally:'
About thirty-five men put GU in
boats and canoe TO drive him to shore.
Whenever hey saw the elephant thew
would row for him. aud he finally came
out safe on the other side. seven miles
from the place where he started. II
Captain Webb really got into the
Niagara rapids. and I'm not cert: y
whether he did, he's a goner. No one
can conceive the force OF this whirlpool
without seeing it. | have seen a LOO
forty feet long and two and one-half
feet thick forced to stand upright in il.
n go down out Of sight. 1t probabl,
cam" out miles below. for never saw
it again.
You must have been quite young at
that time?'
Yes, was only a boy, but | remem-
Der 1t as well as ii it happened yester-
day. l remember when TIE Caroline
went over the Falls during the Canadian
rebellion III 1887 She was uadlng-wit
The rebels and was tied on tie Aneri-
can side on hat night There were six
men aboard who had been drinking and
were asleep. Some men cut her loos.
ana set afrc,' and she we1.t over tht
raiis III a NJ ;e.'--Roehester Democrat.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08

N'. ID. l.. Barbour, one Of CLAYTON.
young eichants. has closed out his
stock OF goods. to his brother. Mr.. c. -
Barbour, who will remove the entire
stock to Chamblee's Mill. where he will
open a large line OF dry goods and gro
ceries.-Clayton Bud.
Graham Cleaner: Wn. H. Fitch. tie
chile book-keeper at Beremont c ,tttn
NH, aud a vey estimable young man.
oled tuesday morning. he was a ma
tive OF Vrglnl., :, We lie. rn. Also the
same morning. and at e anne place
Mr.. Cox. wiz of the Re-. John II
COX, a Protestant Method st n mister.
Floating item DR.. Da ,iel A,burv of
.North Carolina. Is p.,rminy his mon
lor a pubic aerI.i ascension ard sail
The canvas wings Of his fving ma
chine stretch thirty feet b-om IL, 10 tin
and all the man bird has to do torepplats
his Hight is to work a elal like that on
a sewing machine.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08

Queenstown. Ont. July 2S.-The
deal body "f Captain Matthew Webb
~as found in the river a short distance
below Lewiston. A ragged cut was
discovered on toy of the head. about
three incl IS in length. which opened
!ttficiently 10 eA sc the skull. 1t had
the Appearances Having been injected
by a rock. and II : supposed to have
heen done at lie entrance to the whirl-
pool. where the ! 'eks in places project
above The surface of the water and
where the current 5 the widest. Thi.
wound Wa. cons l.red sufficient in it.
self To have catl>ed death, and it is
fh"u"ht that he sank Immediately after
receiving it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08

v no has not seen tho fair, fresh young
uirl transformed in a few months into the
B ale haggard, disIi.i cd woman? Tbe
Farkilug eyes are dimme |, and the ring
nag laugh heard 90 more. Too often the
Dr. Pierce'si "Favorite Prescription'
would remedy in a short time. Remem
Der, that the 'Favori,e 'Prescrint;on,,
will unfailinply cure all female veal
nesses," and restose health and beantv
BY all druggist Send three st.mns q.
flerce's treatise on Diseases of
AEoIcAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
Mrssrs Parrish aid Blackwell. of Dur

ham. \. C., besides doing a large busi-
ness at their Durham house, are sellino
rapidly at their Louisville (Kv.) and
Richmond (Va.) agencies. The charac.
ter and experience Of the gentlemen COM
posing this firm, and the uniformlty.o,
their ~packlns> of Bright Wrappers aud
Filters, which are never over rated nv
sample, have operated to secure for this
firm a trade which is at once certain
and reliable. as also constantly growing.
Tins llrm have a large stock always on
hand, and much of the finest Bright
wrappers grown i'll North Carolina and
Virginia is amOl.g this .tock.-Cincin-
Eati Tobacco Journal
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08

A great many people feel themselves
gradually fai ing. They don't know inst
shat is the matter hut they suffer
from a combination Of indescribable
.,hes and pains, which each month seem
% grow worse. The only sure remedy
known that will counteract this feeling
aud restore perfect health is Browns
Iron Bitters. BY rapid assimilation it
p~ur,fies the blood, drives out disease,
.ives health aud strength to every portion
reached by The circularory system, renews
wasted tissues and restore robust health
and strength
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08

II looks like the Western Union is
determined TO establish IA siege when il
beg rs to take out the Instruments and
close up the Offices IL the smaller towns.
Concord. IN thi. State. II Chester. III
South Carolina. are the oulr two towns
that have yet been treated this way, but
the company, we understand, IS just be-
thinning its work.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
kehdalI's SPAWN Cur
Hutchinson 5 ranch. Y m.Lc. nurA --n

Hutchinson = Ranch, y mIc- uuuh
Narr "a.
lr. II j. RANDALL \ Co. t5ruis- t...
years | have used hrniaiIN ~unl. tr... .
case OF spawn, OF which | have treated
kIlit d them ii I and entirely removed t.--
splint ! nud Ii has 40 equal. ouo ,4,r ..
three wears stauii K and tAr ~Ia1.. t.-.
1t entirely. ] had II COW set Alasl.,4 g.4.
~ cured her pLs year ago = IN, H.t.f..s
block of Ice fell out OF a wagon. strhiu.
ON instep and toes, It wuu.t D., msa--...t
afoot worse without breaking an, f.,.4
taken home and carried milo Tie aaa.,
think amputatlon OF the leg Nu.|d ,ars,.
pain. | went Tor kendal!s SPAWN Cure. MAX.
| ue.d and III sin days / could NtR ,a.,..I
three weeks ago ny team ran asn AH. H.r.
out OF the Wagon, the hlnd wheel -fr.,s .,
After applying several highly ,e,ngr....-.
men r without o. tanning ANY rclIc'. I u,F....
daifs SPAWN Gre My lsE Was drawn gr e..
knee swoll,n badly. La three days lN...
wax TO the barn l could 20 iu.o trf4.. ....
y. aud make this Il very uug I,ltrH. U.,
worry YOU. 1 am yeiy r,rprrttu F..r-
o~tNE Htu.fN..s
7. o. Lock Box 2352, Denver ,f, t..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
A Daughters Misery

Eleven years our daughter suffered
on a bed OF misery,
From complication Of kidney, live,
rheumatic trouble au1 Nervous debility -.
u nder the care Of the best rhysi-
clans.
WHO gave her disease var Gus names,
But uo'reliet.
"And now she is restored to us IN
good health by as simple IA reme ly =
Hop Bitters, that We had thunnel f.,
years before u ing it."-THE PARENTS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
Did She Die ?

No
She fingered aud suffered alo' &, ri' =
lag away ali he time tor ye4r,.'
The doctors / ling her no good :"
And at last was cured ~ IT, $ HI
B,tters tho papers say SO much about
Indeed Indeed ~
How thankful We should be for that
medic ne
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
ather is GETTING Well

my daughters say
how much Letter father is since be
uscd Hop Buters."
He is getting well after hi. long suf-
tering from IA disease calltd ! rurab,e"
AMI we are 50 ga. ,,at he n,ed
your Filters. A Lady IT Utica. y. Y
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08

6. Connor ESQ.,, has sold his resi-
oence 10 John E. Woodland Esq, and
VIII move out to the, Bullock farm about
TWO miles from town. which he has re-
Gently purchased.-Wilson Mirror.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08

For the gallo or otherwise iniurea
horse use Phenol Sod:que, should xou
wisn his early relief and usefulness. See
adv. in our columns, 0'o
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
Nor. lf4. l~

Readers OF the Commcr-.
that "A large sTi &c has Tor Yea
hendAlls advertisements ,-....
sris ,nr CUR We have had .ea. n.
DALI I"r man! 5e r., and We hn.A
business houses in cities Rear ., aa
dealt with him Tor many Year.. s. -AF-As
~ aud faithfully proven. not ,g,
hon's' man ara mat his celebrated ,gn
the English languages not canal. q.
ing II too mighty. a
Kendall spNln Cure Will clry ..,....
re nunarerS o. cases IA "a.rl ,4.
any person counues the -ef4.g,..
TED incdIclne 10 curing siaNG.n a.a..
big mistake 1t Il tn best u,I5..u. A.
outward application FOR rhenulatt.. -N' b.
family 1t Is good FOR y ius .us ..
anu l''he"ess, aud IL just As safely ..
women and children a. tu aar-,-.
there are other good ~Aainlrut~, b4t
the spaNin cure - be lar better th...
vented.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
FIRST PREMIUM At RALEIGH Fair, 1882.
New Monarch Traction Engine,
GUIDE WITH Or WITHOUT HORSES

other prominent manufacturers. First Premium and ,Iolh
With Double Speed. Travels 2 - q miles per hour. Win
10 and - Horse Power. with or without Steering Gear' lnde
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-08
LOCOMOTIVE LINK REVERSE.

:, ~ Crea, = Louis Test. ISSl. over I
Ms1,l a, Atlanta Exposition 1881. 10 and " Horse Power
o. w;tbout Independenr Pun . Water Tank or canopy Top
pendent Pump or Water tank
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Chas, y. Crittenton, Agent, New Yor, City.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-05-04
No 1871.
Application for Patent.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T. March %, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that j q m IS Ferris,
whose postefhce address is Washington Gulch, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, has this day filed
his application for patent for thirty three and
placer mining ground, situated in On unorganized
mining district, Deer Lodge county. Montana Ter
ritory. Being more particularly described by legal
Lot No. i In section No. 10, ria, Mr. W. and
Lot No in section No. "a, ria N, ROW, embrac-
ing area of 80. 23-100 acres more or less, upon
which notice of intention to apply for patent was
posted on the - day Of -, 1884, The adj
Joining claimants to these premises are Lot No. 81,
placer claim of Robert Thompson, on the west,
+. Atkinson, Register.
KNUrE OPHEM, Atty for Claimant.
7i6-10t