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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-30

I, sl3s IS No. 9, sl97.33; No. 3, $345. 43 ;
No. 3, 1902 "a No. q, $6S %; No. Z, $74 AZ ;
No. 8. 5000: No. Q $40 % No. 10, 1888 IA ;
No. 10, fractional, 1922; No z, Under
hill, So s. total, $l22l Il. &C. w. Powell,
the popular superintendent of the Congre-
gational Sunday school, was made the
happy recipient of beautiful souvenir by
the Sunday school last Sunday "as a token
of their appreciation for his long and
efficient service and congratulating him
upon the prize he won at the hvmenial
altar" The presentation was made by
Rev. Mr.. Barnard in the name of the
school.
Mr.. Orvile Clark is at present in n very
feeble condition, and Mrs Cotton is Sc.
riously ill. -. Last Friday Mr. p. +. Mars
met with painful and serious accident
upon the mountain, where he is engaged
in lumberine.. In coming down with a
load his foot became caught between the
sled and a rock, and while no bones were
broken, it was badly strained and bruised,
and is likely to disable him for month or
six weeks at the least, Snow is disap-
pearing with maIvellt us rapidity, as there
Is very little frost in the ground. The
highways in many places are becoming
very bad. According to the account of
one who has kept track of the matter, we
have had over 100 continuous days
of slelghing this winter. ... The receipts
at the Methodist sugar party last week
were about So the sugar was furnished
by Mr.. james Manly. Last Sunday was
Temperance day at both the Congrega-
tional and Methodist churches; and on
Monday and Tuesday paper was circu-
loted, pledging to States Attorney Foster
sympathy and moral support in all efforts
for the fair and impartial enforcement of
the prohibitory law; :" this was signed by
nearly every business man in the village,
and Is receiving numerous signatures
from the voters at large. AT the school
meeting in the village incorporated dis.
trict, Tuesday evening, there was very
moderate attendance. MODERATOR G. |.
Ladd; clerk and treasurer, f. G. Ladd, in
the place of H. II. Rankin resigned. trus-
tees, G. ;. Ashley +. s. Rogers, H. c.
McNall grading committee, j. l.. Sewall
II. o. Bartlett, II. Il. Powell collector
II. H. Fuller. The report presented
showed balance in the treasury $231, with
Slj9 now due from tuitions.' Total tut
tons for past year, $500 There is now
money enough on hand to carry the dis
trict through the spring term; and last
years tax of fifteen cents WAS voted again.
The number of weeks of school was re-
duced from 30 to 49, many feeling that
the past year had been too hard for some
of the younger scholars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-30
ThomAs McCarty's Estate.

We. the subscribers, have been appointed by
the Honorable the Probate Court tor the dis
trict OF ChItterdeu, comm IS ioners to receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all pei sons against the estate Of Thomas
McCmty, late of Essr \, in said district ieceas-
ed, and also ali CLAIM 5 and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and SIX months from
the day of the date hereof, being allowed
by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business of our appointments
AT the late residence of the said Thomas
McCarty, IN said Essex, in said district, on
the II 81 Tuesdays of May and October
next, al lOo'clock "A. m, on each of said days.
Dated this 2Sth day of March, 1855
J. b. SMALL IC-.,.-,
AZ w2w
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William w. Laugdon's Estate.

we, the subscribers, having been appointed
ny the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chttonden, Commissioners TO re-
celNe, examine and adjust the claims and de-
munds OF al persons against the estate of
William w, langdOG late of Charlotte IN
SAID district, deceased, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto; and six
months from the day of the date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose we do
therefore hereby give notice that we wiz
attend to the business of our appointment at
the late residence of the deceased in Char
lotte in said district, on the Goth day OF April,
ana on the 18th day of September next, at 10
O'Clock a, IN. on each of said days.
aDated this 20th day of March, 1888
n. j, ALLEN, Commissioners
40,W3y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-30

Edward Wiley from "Bull Run" has
III we'd on to Mrs. Warmers place on the
east hill. James Kelley has bought the
rm formerly owned by the late Rev \.
J. ID l.... Beemau Howe has BOUGHT the f.
l snow farm for $l45O, and Hervy Howe
- son, IS to occupy IL tins year. The
ii'Hut daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs Clayton
& init died Tuesday, March John
mmns went to Norlhiield on business
: ,urday evening, aud being somewhat
Il ~, was thought to be Intoxicated DR..
- 81, undertook TO arrest him, but John
not intend to be arrested, and resisted
". n all his might. He WAS finally over
v ere he remained tiil Monday morning,
Wpsn, on procuring bail, he was released,
/. was again arrested lOr resisting an
officer, and remanded back to jail, being
+, ,aSed again on $500 bail. ......
q prge Brigham ana Clinton Slack start
o. Wednesday for the telegraph college at
Evansville, Wisconsin.
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v. BAKER & TO-, Dorchester, Mass
Barzilla $, Kenyon's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons
DISTRICT OF CHlTTENDEN, concerned in the
estate of 31rZIa ;. Kenyon late Of Rich
mond, in said district. deceased.
GUEETING.
At Probate Court, holden at Burlington.
within and Tor the district of Chttcndcn, on
the eth day of March, lsSS, an IN
strument purpolting to be the last will
and testament of Barzilla 5. Kenyon,
late of Richmond, in said district,
deceased, was presented to the Court aforc-
said for probate. And II is ordered by said
Court that the 2lst day of April, 1855,
at the Probate Court rooms in said Bur-
llnEton, he assigned for proving said instru-
ment and that notice thereof be given TO all
persons concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the burlington
free Press, a newspaper printed at said Bur
llngton, previous 10 the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 ap-
pear before sad Court, mt the time and place
aforesaid, and contest the probate of said will,
II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said
District, this 21th day of Marcn lSsS,
40 Wiw JENNI T. STACY, RcgiStcr.
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JERICHO.

II. +. Percival and family of Burlington
we're in town over Sunday. Misses Sarah
Hubbard and Kate Newton of Georgia
nave been stopping for week with II. A.
Percival o.. The selectmen met last Fri
LAY to divide the public school money.
The appOrtiOnment was made at the rate
of3.22 cents per day on the attendance. The
several districts received as follows: No.
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ciplents of many useful and valuable
presents, and are spending their honey
moon in Franklin and Chitten den coun-
ties. lat the town meeting on saturday
| by majority OF three, the town voted Ia
rescnd he vote taken at the annual town
meeting, ana instead voted tax of 100
cents on the dollar to apply on town bonds
This will raise about $1,000 . Dr. Dem
ing of Burlington is stu at the Ameri
can House, and rs usual Is overrun with
work. 1.-The County Court docket for the
April term numbers 73 cases on law
docket, and 10 chancery.
johnson.
DIR. Woodward is confined to the house
with rheumatism e. w. G.. Doane has been
quite i'll, hut is somewhat better. Rev.
Mr.. Tucker was taken i'll Monday, and DR..
MJrg9n was summoned To attend him
.... Mrs. Asher Atwell died Saturday
nicnt.. MIS-. Ida ODER died Sunday.
The lucll dramatic club gave m enter.
msnt Friday evening. There was "Adrift"
inside, and a drift outside. "Adrift' in
side was II play, hut u drift outside was Il
reHlitY...J. j Croft and Miss Edwards
OF Lowell, VI, we're married Sunday at
the johnson House by Rev. Mr. Tucker
assisted by Justice Pike. ... Frank Atweli
is quite low, and his recovery is improba-
bic
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South RoyaIton.

Dwight Leisure, whose buildings were
burned sunday, WAS not insured and will
not rebuild. The people of this village
and vicinity have suffered many losses at
the hands of sneak thief and are now re
Jolclng III the belief that the thief has
been run to the ground
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The funeral of Barzila Kenyon was held
1t his late residence, the Rev. Mr.. Hay
FORD officiating He was buried by the
Masonic order, of which he was an hon
ored member, p. w. M. George w
-ayles being assisted by w. NJ. Salmon
Green A large delegation from Hines
burgh attended, making some SO mem
1ers of the order who were present.
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UNDERHILL.

MIR. O B. Church is seriously i'll with
ing fever. ID. c. Bostwick is again con
ined to mis- house by illness. T.. S. Whit
comb, ir, has charge of the cheese factory
hls year, The directors will have their
.nnual meeting March 31...T II. Porter
rom Hyde Park, was in town last week
looking after his lumber business. -. The
Methodist Sunday school numbers nearly
go.
Otis Church, who was reported in Mon
lays FREE PRESS AS sick, died at his
residence Sunday morning, aged 60. MI
Church was respected citizen, and
Christian. He Will he missed at the home,
sunday school and by citizens generally.
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Waterville.

No preaching in town Sunday They
are happy at James McCuen's. IL is Il
girl....C A. Beard has been remember
ed by the government to the amount of
1855 aud SIP per month. . lucia Smile is
stopping in Burlington. ~. Frank Warren
was at his home few days the past week.
+. ID. Parker took his place mt Shattuck's
during his absence. George Mann has
the lumber on the spot for new house.
which he will build as soon as the weather
permits, opposite II. l.. and b. f. Boards
house, -. Henry Brown has returned home
from Massachusetts in very poor health.
He was accompanied by his brother Kirk,
who, after making a short visit, returned
to his home.
Cambridge.
There was band meeting at the Centre
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JERICHO.
At the annual meeting of the village
school district Tuesday evening, the
following officers were elected for the
.ear ensuing: Moderator, NJ. H. Alex
ander; clerk, H. C, Stevens; collector,
Eugene Curtis; treasurer. ID. Il. Rood |:
udltors, c. w. Powell, X. b. Galusha,
1. A. Percival prudential committee,
N. IL. Alexander, G. S. Field, w. j. Glib
son. A tax of IS cents on the dollar of the
grand list was voted
HUNTINGTON
Rev. Mr.. Ray of Starksboro preached a
good discourse to a fair audience last Sun
day at the North village. %. Mrs. Cyrus
Taft has been quite sick but is now on the
gain 49,, Mrs. May Baldwin of Palmer.
Mass, is expected home soon on visit to
relatives and friends e, Herald William
son has recovered from his illness, ard is
able TO be around. The Free Baptist
monthly conference will take place in the
church at the North village on Saturday,
April 7Lh, at 2 o'clock.
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There was band meeting at the Centre
Saturday night. There is prospect now
that in the near future we shall hear
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
Democratic Convention.

The democratic county convention was
held at Batlgate OH Wednesday, Sept.
18TH.
Meeting called to order at $50 PIN. by
j. Il. Webb, chairman democratic county
committee. Secretary Robt. Ewing read
call. Delegates presented credentials to
Chairman Webb.
i. a. Wilson moved John O'Connor of
st. Thomas be elected chairman, John A.
Ihacker, secretary.
Moved. committee OH credentials be
appointed by the chairman. Committee,
John Heller, Vim. McAIurchie, Magnus
Stephenson, DR.. Mclaughlin, Anthony
Garnet.
Committee OH resolutions Sutton,
J. X. McCurdy, James McAdam.
Commute on permanent organization
IS. II. Richardson, John johnson, ].
Aymond, Vim. Goodman and Daniel
Sullivan.
Convention adjourned for one hour to
allow committees TO consult.
Meeting called to order. Report of
committee OH credentials accepted.
Moved, that Jas. McGurran act as
proxy for Campbell, P. Horigan for Geo.
Taylor, and F. A. Wilson for NJ. Neyin.
Moved, report with correction be
adopted. Carried.
Geo. Megquicr, chairman committee
on resolutions, read report.
a. L. Nelson made speech OH whisky
clause.
Moved, that report be read clause by
clause and accepted; amendment made
that report be accepted as whole. Car
ricd. On this A. I. Nelson and n. IIoff.
man left house. Report of committee
adopted.
Committee OH permanent organization
reported i'll favor of making temporary
chairman and secretary permanent.
Carried.
Report of committee OH credentials
Akra-John Heller, aud with proxy for
Fred Aremand and Swan Christensen;
81. Joc-W.J j. Watts, A. Mann, David
Best, Thos. Donovan and Joseph Ay.
mond; Walhalla-Dr. McI.achlan and d.
I. Grow; Pembina-H. Kabernagle, n.
Hoffman, Jno. Kerr and A. 7. Nelson;
Bathgate-Dr. Sutton, L. A. Wilson,
proxy for NJ. Horigan, Geo. Taylor and
NJ. Nevin; st. Thomas McAdams,
VIM. McMurcllie, E. A. Nevers, j.
OConnor, with proxy for Jas. McCabc;
CarlisIe-Eugene Harris and A. Carl,
proxy for Geo. Freeman; Park-Thomas
Whitley and p. Sullivan; Csvaliss-Jas.
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Mrs. John Eastman Is slowly improv.

Mrs. John Eastman d slowly improv.
ing after severe illness.
Thos. Weeks went south last Sunday
to see his motl,er.in-law.
The attraction of most of our young
men seems to be towards Hamilton just
now.
Mrs. A. G. Moffatt returned to her
home after q two months illness at her
mothers.
There was not a very large turnout at
the Farmers Alliance meeting last Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Prosser, Of Warren, MIMI, is
visiting at Mr.. Eastman's. She expects
to start for Duluth In q few weeks.
We hear that Miss Mabel Crane has
decided to make Carlisle her home in
future. Welcome back again, Miss
Mabel.
Charles Brown Morning. Glory has de-
cided not to take tho young ladies ont
driving any more until lie gets his new
covered buggy.
The Huffman brothers commenced
tllresl,ing last Saturday for the first this
year.
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BOWEsNlONT.
Very heavy frost Sept II.
Farmers are busy stacking.

Farmers are busy stacking.
1t is believed that frosted wheat is i'm.
proved after going through the sweating
process.
There will be large percentage Of
blowing done this fall. The boys are
just rustling it over in good shape. Hans
has quite an acreage of fall blowing done
to meet the rays Of the September sun.
MIR. McGregor of Batllgate spent few
days last week with his friend A. Nit.
chell Of this place. They spent most of
their time in hunting. We will vouch
for their good luck in bringing home a
blind horse. spotted dog and few
feathers. They will 10 again.
Rev. S. Kerfoot of Drayton, who has
been laboAing for the past three months
in this locality, preached his farewell
sermon last Sunday evening to large
congregation. He goes this week to
liamline University to pursue further
studies in preparation for his ministerial
work.
We find it our duty once more to
chronicle the death of one of the oldest
settlers of this neighborl,ood. Mr.. Geo.
hurry. who passed away last Saturday
evening, Sept.0 8. Mr.. hurry was highly
respected by everyone who knew him.
Ills Christian life and example was
credit to the community in which he
lived. Rev. p. Ahern of Dnyton COLI
Quoted service at the house, after which
quite large concoursc of friends and
neighbors followed the remains to the
Drayton cemetery. His family have the
sympathy of all i'm their sad bereave.
ment.
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Found.

On Charles Bottineau's land on tile
Pembina river. Sept. 5tl,, 1855, by Hya-
cinthe Nillcneuve of the town of Neche,
Pembina Co., Dak., one gray-white
heifer, rather red OH the neck, about one
year old; also. one young bull, about one
year old, spotted black and brown.
Owner can get the above property by
paying expenses of care and advertise.
ment II. NILLENEuvE,
Stf Nocl,o
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WALllAI,I.A.


The school yard has been fenced.
Levy for Walhalla township purposes
nine mills.
Threshers are numerous. soliciting
work from the farmers.
q. D. Lorirg made business trip to
Bathgate last Thursday.
The grain is 80 nearly all harvested
that binder experts are leaving for their
homes.
Miss Flora Rennie Of Seven Mile Point
was visiting her friends in this vicinity
last week.
Some people in this vicinity are max
ing preparations to exhibit their llandi-
work at the Batlgate fair.
Miss Carrie Corwin and Miss Mary
Donovan of Beaulieu. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. DIR. McLachlan Saturday and
Sunday last.
Sandy McFadden and VIM. Elliott
took i'll our town one day last week, re.
gistering at the Bellevue. Sandy had an
injunction for James Robertson.
at the democratic caucus held satur.
day evening last. DR.. McLacl,lan and B.
I. Grow were selected as delegates ia
attend the democratic convention at
Bathgate.
There is an increasing demand 70,
farms in this vicinity. Several parties
from the frozen region of Snow Flake
are looking over land with view ia
purchase.
q. Becmcr, auctionecr, had q sale or
Monday of horses, mules, COWS, buggies
wagons, etc. Very few attended owing
to farmers being very busy with the har
vest. Several sales were made.
VIM. McGuin, of Red Wing, Mimi, i.
here visiting relatives and friends. 1t i.
rumored that Mr.. Lowry Best, of Ba,
Centre, las purchased Mr.. McGuini
farm in st. Joe township.
On Saturday the youngest son of til,
Rev. Mr.. Washington departed this life
aged 8 months, from severe attack o
cholera infantum. The parents have
the sincere sympathy of all in their affiic
ton.
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Undue exposure to cold winds, rain.
bright light or malaria, may bring OIL in
tlamation, and soreness of the eyes. DIR.
]. II. McLean's Strengthening Eye
Salye; will subdue the inflammation,
cool and sootlc the nerves, and
strengthen weak and failing eye sight.
25c. q box. Sold by i. l.. Lewis. 43tf
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Happiness depends very much OIL the
condition of the liver and kidneys. The
ills of life make but little impression on
those whose digestion is good. You cal,
regulate your liver and kidneys with DR.
]. H. McLeans Liver and Kidney Balm
$l.OO per bottle. Sold by r. L. Lewis
druggist. 43tf
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ANN. L. passenger coach went 10 WIN.
nipeg yesterday to get Premier Green
way and party who will pass south to
st: Paul to-day on Conductor Cummings
train.
BRIEFS: Shaw & Charlton took the
south bound train Monday for st. Paul
and other points east......Attorney Gait.
ney and his brother Alfred, Of Cryetal,
were in town Monday.....Fred Williams
went to Grand Forks Sunday to accept a
position on the Plaindealer..... Gus Short
was at Crystal this week ......W. A. Muir.
ply was down from Necl,e yesterday......
R. ]. Strong and mail agent Gilmoure re.
turned from st. Paul yesterday where
they report having had a nice time.........
Mr.. and Mrs. Updike left for their home
in Illinois last week, after spending two
weeks visiting. Mr.. Updike is pleased
with the appearance of this country,
and think that We are destined to consid-
cradle recognition in the United States.
......Miss Cavileer is back from Winnipeg
and reports pleasant time......M. Mum
son, formerly station agent here, now of
Grand Forks, spent Sunday with friends
in Pembina....... jas. Hunter Of Drayton
made his first appearance after his severe
illness Friday. While he is considerably
reduced in weight he yet presents the
appearance of content ......NIrs. II. Stong
of St. Thomas has been spending few
days at::NIr. Booker's yisiting......Mr. Bar.
Der, with the Northwest magazine st.
Paul was in town Tuesday for short
time.....C. w. Andrews was down from
Walhalia Tuesday. Mrs. Ryan and Mrs.
Megquier returned from Fargo Saturday
where they were in attendance of the
w. G.. T. U. convention. Editor Fair
child and postmaster McQuinn of Dray-
ton were in town Tuesday ON their way
to Bathgate.."..C. 9. Lewis and 1. Kivel,
of Warren, Mimi. we're at the Wincl,es.
ter Tuesday......A. Shannon, the machine
man. was in Pembina Wednesday.........
c. H. Barnwell returned from st. Paul
yesterday......M. NJ Steele of st. Thomas,
was in the city this week..... ..Superin-
tendent Allison returned from Winnipeg
this week and reports work progressing
nicely
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Notice,

All persons DESTROYS of renewing their
acknowledges this fall can do ~ through
me, at low rate Of interest. Other real
estate loans will also be favorably made
to those applying soon.
F. d. Harrison,
Sill Pembins, OAK.
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Sick headache is the bane of many
lives. To cure and prevent this annoy
ing complaint use DR.. j. II. McLean's
Little Liver and Kidney Pillets. They
are agreeable to take and gentle in their
action. 25c. wal. Sold by Il. l..
Lewis, druggist. 43tf
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CAIsLISLE.


Mr.. Baskin of Hamilton paid Carlisle n
visit last Sunday.
Mr.. Carl and Mr.. Harris made flying
trip to Pembina last Sunday.
Mrs. Eastman took suddenly worse
last Saturday and DIR. Harris was sum.
moned.
X. ii. Moffatt and sister took very
pleasant drive west of Hamilton last
Sunday.
Some of our young men lost their way
last Sunday evening. Start earlier next
time, boys.
Miss Eva Moifatt returned home last
week after visit of nearly three months
at her grandmotl,er's.
Some person forgot 70 get repairs for
their binder until it was too late and then
took the opportunity Of taking some from
Mr.. Ashley's binder when no person
happened to be near.
The frost las done more damage in
THIS locality than was anticipated and
some of the farmers have decided to
burn their grain as it is not worth cut.
ting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley received tele.
gram last week from Washington Terri.
tory bearing the sad news of their
daughters illness with typhoid fever and
requesting mother or sister to come at
once. Miss Allie started last Thursday
for ". T., where she expects to make
her home in the future. She will be
very much missed by her large circle Of
friends and relatives at Carlisle.
| (Too late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley went 10 Mime
sofa last Sunday.
Will Huffman took very pleasan
drive last Sunday.
Miss Maggie Moffatt is visiting at he
brothers near Bathgats.
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Notice.

Fred sargent's hardware store will now
be found next door to Webb's, where lie
displays full line of Hardware, Stoves,
Tinware, etc. at rock bottom prices. All
kind oftin and sheet-iron work PROMPT
ly attended to. All work warranted.
I'll FRED SARGENT,
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Pains in the small of the back indi.
cate diseased condition of the liver or
kidneys, which may be easily removed
by the use of DR.. j. II. McLean's Liver
and Kidney Balm, sl.OO per bottle.
Sold by II. l.. Lewis. 4;,tf