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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-12-21
school Reports

Report OF Bradley school, Allegheny
township, for month ending December 18th.
1888.
Whole number In attendance %. Aver
age attendance 10. Per cent. of attendance
81.
Mary RayIor. Louis Bradley. I6a Little.
Flora Ksylor and Walter Little attended
every day during the month. Fannie Rich
ardson. teacher.
Report OF the Barnette school for the sec
nnd mouth, ending December u. 1888.
Number of pupils enrolled 30. males 10
females %. Average attendance during
month. males 3; females 10 total 81.
Per cent of attendance during month.
males "A females 81 total IS.
Those who have not missed a day during
the month are, Walter Back, Harry Buck.
William Conrad. Francis MulIiean, Della
Mcconnell. Addie Mcconnell. Bernadette
Mcconnell. Gertie Buck. Sadie Buck, Annie
Mcconnell. Mary }. Mcdonnell and Maggie
Mulligan. Katie Conrad, teacher.
Report OF school No. OF Allegheny town.
ship for month ending December 1. 1888
Number OF pupils enrolled 20. Average
attendance 80. Percentage, males 96 fe-
males 15.
Those perfect in attendance during month
are. Minnie Driskel. Mary Driskel. Beckie
Stevens, Lucy Boley. May Eckenrode. Ray
mond Erk-nrode. Morgan BoIey, Willie
Sherry. Vincent Sherry, Eddie LiJzinger.
Names Of those who were present all cut
one day are. Fonzy BoIey. Charles Boley.
Raymond Boley. Harry Eckenrode. Nettie
Bo!ey. Olive LitziDger. Mary Boley. Emma
o.. n u
teacher.
Report OF Allegheny township school No
., for the second month ending December
10. 1883.
Number OF scholars enrolled SO. females
IL males 10. Average attendance during
the month, females 81 males 90 total 8s.
Those who have not missed a day during
the month are, Celie Conrad, Laura Me-
Cough. Maggie McGough, Paul Fry, Robert
Conrad. Herman McGough, Charlie Vaught,
Thomas Kane. Boston Fry and Charlie
LentZ. Those who missed but one day
are, Victoria Conrad. Emma Vaneht. Al
bert Boas. Harry Vau2at, John McGough.
Frank McGOngh, Francis Sill. Leo Meloy
and Albert Shehan.-H. Il. Hicks, teacher.
Report Of KiIIin's school. Barr township.
for the second month ending December 3rd,
1888.
Number OF pupils enrolled. males 23 fe-
males I6; total AZ Average attendance,
macs I6: females 10 ;-totai 80 Percent of
attendance. malss el females ss total 80.
Names OF those present every uay during
month arr Frank Dunn, Will Edmi>ton,
Thomas MaR-e. John Magee. Frank Shultz.
Joseph P-Jers. Lizzie Corr. Kirchy Maxim,
Mary. Emma, Ageie. Clara and Ida Dunn,
Caroline Peters, Lizzie Strong. ana Alice
Magee.
Through the enterprise OF the ladies of
the school money was raised To buy a school
bell which has been pus on the house and
gives general satisfaction to slL Wesley
Askins, teacher.
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Loretta Erenns.
LoRErro. Dec. 10. 1888.

lsOREITO. dec. ~. 1855.
DEAR FREEMAN i send few items to
you Tor publication in the FREEMAN IL you
deem them worthy OF IL.
Our post once has been moved TO a build
ing near the residence of Capt. NJ. r. Nc
Donald. The new postmistress. Miss Lizzie
ivory, while clerk Tn the office gave entire
satisfaction and all will be pleased to learn
mat u Is still In the hands OF og.e who Is
ever ready to dc her duty.
The Lorettn corret baud boys have order
ed, and are expecting the arrival OF new
uniforms before Christmas Tne uniforms
cost s22 per suit. so says oas Of the band
boys.
The water saw mill BELONGING to M b.
L. Anderson, &C Aiegh-ny township. Il he
ing rrmodelrd When comp. ted this mill
VIII be the nest arranged AID most CON-
p'ete water saw mill in this 'ocality.
/. p. L.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-12-21

STATE ofPennsylvania, County Of Cambria
- The Common wealth of Penn ivanfa TO
Elizabeth Dunn. Lonzwood county, Meath. Ire
land Robert Dunn. and Michael Damn. Long
wood county. Meath. 1relaud; Matthew Dunn,
Altoona. Blair county, Pa Mary Dunn. Long.
wood county. Meath, Ireland Bessie Dunn
Dunn, GreensourR. Pa Kate Parrish. Pitts
bLrg. Pa John :. Parrish. Pittsburg. Pa.
Agnes I'unn. Pittsburg. Pa. Daniel. Maggie
Peter. James and John Dunn, Altoona, Pa. Peter
James and John being miners
GREETING You are hereby cited to he and
appear before the Judges of our Orphans Couri
AZ Ebensburg In q nj for Ssid county on the first
Mcuday OF March next. then and there 10 show
cause. II any you have. why the Court should not
decree sDecinc performances of contract hetwssI
Patrick Dunn. deceased. and Matthew Dunn ro'
certain tract or lot lot OF land situated In tn,
borough OF Oscela, Cle&rneld county. Pa.
jos. A GRAY, Sheriff.
Ebensburz, Dec. Il 1855
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Charles Cooper IN the Court of Common
Pleas of Cambria county.
Amanda Cooper. mo. 3s Sept Term. 1885
Alias Subpoena IN Di-
Yorce.
COUNTY OF Gambia S.
The COMMONWEALTH or PENNsYLvASIA.
To CHARLES COOPER. GREETING
WE COMMAND YOU. as heretofore com
w manded that all matter Of business and
excuses being set aside you be and appear In your
yroper person before our Judges at Eoensburg. at
our Court Of Common Pleas there TO be held on
the f1rst Monday OF January next, TO show cause,
IL any you have. Why your wife Amanda Cooper,
should not he divorced from the bonds of matri-
mony which che hath contracted with you the
said Charles Cooper. agreeable TO Petition ana
Libel exhibited against you Lefore said
Court; and this you shall in wise omit at your
peril
WITNESS the Honorable Robert L. Johnston
President of our said Court, this third day oi
December, A. u 1855
HA. SHOEMAKER Proth'y.
Attest JOSEPH A GRAY, Sheriff.
Ebensburg. Dec. IA. 1855.
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II have

been q great sufferer from eatarrh for over ten
years; had II very bad. could hardty breathe.
some nights could not sleep-had to walk the
floor / purchased Ely's Cream Balm and am
using II freely, IL is working q cure sdrely.
have advised several friends to II. and with
happy results in every case 1t Is the one medt-
cine above all others made TO cure catarrh and IL
is worth Its weigh in gold. i thank God have
found n remedy can use with safety and that
does all that is claimed far it, IL Is curing my
deafness.-B- W. Sperry, Hartford. Conn
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Nellie Carpenter IN the Court OF Common
4 Pleas Of Cambria county.
Alya Carpenter. No. 21Bo Sent. Term. lsss.
Alias Subpoena IN d.
Vorce.
COUNTY OF CAMBRIA. SIS
Tbs COMMONWEALTH or PENssTLvANIA.
To NELLIE CARPENTER. CfREKTISG
WE COMMAND YOU. as seretotore com;
excuses set aside you be ard appear IN your prop
person before our Judges Ebensburg, at
our Court of Common Pleas, there TO be held on
the INST Monday OF Janusr, next. to show cause.
If any you have. why your husband Alva Carpen-
ter. should not be divorced from the bonds OF
matrimopy which he hath contracted with you
the said Nellie Carpenter. agreeable to Petition
and Libel exhibited against you before our said
Court and this you shall In no wise omit ST your
peril
WITNESS the Honorable Robert l. Johnston.
President of our said Court, this third day o:
December, A. ID 1855.
II. A SHOEMAKER, Proth'y.
Attest JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff.
Ebensburx. Dec. Il. 1885
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BnekIep,s Arnfea saIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cnts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin EruptioDs. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
Sold ct the drug store OF Z James. Ebens>
burg, and W. w. McAteer, Loretto.
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A DMINIsrRAroR's NOTICE

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE
h Whereas letters of adm mi strntion on the
estate OF Jesse MctiouRh. late OF Portage town
snip. Cambria county, Pa. deceased. having been
granted TO the undersigned. all persons Indebted
70 said estate are hereby notified TO make pay
ment 10 me without delay and those having
claims agai.st the same will present the same
properly authenticated for settlement
JOSEPH MCGDUGH
Admir- Of Jesse Mciough deed.
Portage township, Nov. 80, lsss.
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ESTRAY NOTICE-
IL Game to the residence of the subscriber fl
Washington township. Cambria county OF
about the 18th OF September last, light yellow
two year old hei fer. The owner Il requested q
come forward. prove property. pay charges and
take her away. otherwise the will be disposed o
according to law.
THOMAS KARNS.
Washington township, Nov, %. 1888.
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NOTICE
IN Court of Common Pleas, Cambria county.
To the heirs and legal Representatives of George
GAllaher- deceased. At the instance and 9pon
the petition of James Gallsher you are hereby
cited TO be and appear before the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county. on Monday. Jauu-
arS :. issS. 10 show cause II any you have. why
James GAIlaher trustee tor the heirs of George
Gallaher. deceased. should not sell certain real
estate at private sale.
WITNESS the honorable X. l.. Johnston presi-
dent Judge of said Court at Ehensburg this tenth
day of December. A ID 1885,
H. a. .SHOENAKER. Proth'y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-12-21

WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT A HOME
w The Beech Grove Coal and Coke com
psnX. located at GalIitziu. Pa. offer to sell
hundred Zoo Lots on the sunny side OF Tunnel
Hin. not more than four hundred yards from
churches and school houses. As there will be
pure water running through this district in less
than year nd the Lots are located In the midst
OF prosperous section the investna cannot fail
to be profitable. We Will sell these Lots on
monthly payments so that all who wish may have
a home. All communications should be address,
ed to THOMAS BRADLEY
Gallitzin, Pa.
Dec Il, lsss.-3m.
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FARM FOR SALE.

- The subscriber residing In Carroll township,
Caubria county, will sell private sale the Isrm
On hich he resides four miles east Of Carrolltown
Or the road leading from CarrolItoun to LOretto,
Containing 40 acres. about 100 acres Of which
cleared having thereon q two-stcry plank L
house and frame barn. nne orchard is the
premises aud the farm Is in 4 good state OF cul-
ovation and Is well wstered. For terms apply TO
the subscriber on the premises
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Sophia Zinell IN the Court of Common
Pleas OF ofCambrfa county.
Henry Zinen. mo. 203 June Term 1885
Alias Subpoena in d.
vOrce-
COUNTY OF CAMBRIA ss
The CoNMosWEALTB PESSsYLvANIA.
To SOPHIE ZINELL. GREETING
WE COMMAND YOU. as heretofore com
w manded that all matter of business and
excuses being set aside you be and appear in
your proper person before our Judges at Eoens-
burg. at our Court Of Common Pleas. there to be
held on the nrst Monday of January next. TO show
cause. ~ any you have. why your husband Henry
Zinell. should Eot be divorced from the bonds of
DatrimOny which he hath contracted with you
the said Sophia Zlnell. agreeable TO Petition and
Libel exhibited against you before said Court;
and this you shall IN wise omit your peril.
WITrEss the Honorable Robert l.. Johnston,
President OF our said Court, this third day OF
December, A. D.. lsss.
II. A SHOEMAKER. Prothy.
Atte-t JOSEPH 4. GRAY, Sheriff
Ehenshurg, Dec. Il. 1855
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CTRAY BULL
- Strayed away from the subscriber residing
in Cambria township OF about the 18th 18th
OF November last a dark red bull about IS months
old with white star forehead and white on
point OF tall Any Information of his where
Abouts will be thankfully received by the SUBJ
scriber. PATRICK FARREN
Cambria Twp, Dec. II. Isss.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.
~ Came to the residence of the subscriber IN
Dean township about the first OF October
lsSs. 4 black bull with no other marks TO be seen
aged about sixteen months. The owner Is re-
quested TO come forward, prove property. pay
charges and take him away otherwise he will be
disposed OF as the law directs.
MRS SARAH A. BROWN.
Dean township, Nov. q, lsss.
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ESTRAY NOTICE

INSTRAY NOTICE.
H Game 70 the premises of the signed
in Portage, Cambria county. Pa. about
Nov. 81. 1855. black aud white face steer notch
out of LETT ear and crop of left ear. The owner
Is requested to come foreward. paw charges. prove
property nd take him away. otherwise he viii
be disposed of according to law.
MRS. MATTHIAS BETTER.
Portage Twp. Nov. !, 1888
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ESrRAY NOTICE

EcSrRAY NOTICE
h Came tn the residence OF the subscriber In
Forage township, Pa. about the first day OF
June. lsss. red and white spotted mooley steer.
with crop in lett ear. and supposed 10 be about
one year old. The owner Is requested TO come
foreward. prove property. pay charges and take
him away, otherwise he Will he disposed of ac-
cording to law. JAMES 9ALLAHER.
Portage Twp. Nov. !, 1855.
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ELECTION NOT1CE.-
l. Notice is hereby given that the annual
election for directors OF the Protection Mutual
Fire Insurance company Of Cambria county VIII
ne held at the office OF the secretary In Eoens-
burg on Msnday, January l4th, 1883. between the
hours Of 10 A. N. and 2 p. N.
I. W. DICK, Secretary.
Eoensburg. Dec. Il, 1855.
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Sheriff Sales.

py virtue of sundry writs of FIer1 Facfds, A has
I'D FieTi Fdcids and Venoifionf EzDonds issued
out OF the Gourt OF Common Pleas of Gambia
county, 10 me directed. there viii he exposed to
public sale At the Court House Ebens Surx on
.HO.ND4 y I'm Ttk 1899
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-12-21

E>OR SALE
l. House and lot In Ebensburg. Pa. A never
falling spring. stable and outbufiding on prem
ises. IEqcire at +. Duiton Son. hardware
store.
EbensburE. oct. u. Isss.
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s-rERMS-One-thirdo of the purchase money
To be paid when the property is knocked down
tion OF The decd JOSEPH A. GRAY,
Ebsrshurg. Dec. Z, 1855, Sheris.
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Report or Bradley school, Allegheny
township, for month ending December 18th.
1888.
Whole number in attendance %. Aver
age attendance 10. Per cent. Of attendance
National Republican., 1888-01-20
The Attack on Senator Henderson.

The attack OF our contemporary, the Past,
OF this city, on Senator Manderson for his
patriotic, benevolent, and just endeavors to
secure for the veterans Of the late war their
Just deserts, seems to contain much that is
purely democratic" and q little OF malig.
nifty. Quoting from the Omaha Republican
to the effect that the senator was making a
record on the question Of pensions to vete.
rams, the Post proceeds to assume that not
only Manderson but other Republican sen
ators are introducing such measures for
buncomhe and to compel Democrats to
show their hands. The statement made is
that senators who introduce pension bills
are hypocrites aud demogOgues.
This charge is almost silly enough to
carry on It's face Its own refutation. la the
first place, the record shows that Gen.
Manderon, who appears to be singled out
Tor some reason for especial attacks, has
introduced but three general pension bills,
one being the q. \ Il measure, backed ~
by 100000 old Veterans. This bill hardly
has the "cOutempt" OF tle soldier, ag
alleged by the PJ2' The second bill Of
fered by Mmdersou Is tue measure to pen.
SION the survivors Of the b b.r5lrities perp.-
tratCd by q Democrat named WrZ Mln-
derson's third measure proposed 10 Increase
all pensions below - to - II Is well
known to all men patriotic anl Loyal
enough to have fought, voted, AMI written
on the right side during the war, that the
condition Of the surviving veterans i5 such
that seven cents a day in no way relieves
them, and that the number OF allowances
at S2 month has been very large under
Democratic administration, A stipend VI
but 81 month Is more Of an insult than a
favor. 1t sets too low price on the
wounds and other disabilities of veteran
10 merit OuSht but contempt.
But there Is another side to this attack
which the iuR seems to have fallel 10 no.
tice. 1t appears to have been so intent
upon getting in supposed stab at Gen.
Manderson as to have overooked-wha
the record shows-that great many OF it's
Democratic friends In both branches OF
Congress are liable TO the same imputatlons
cast upon Republican senators In this mat
ter. Mr.. Townsheud ,Democrat), head Of
House military affairs, has offered q bill
dispensing with proof that a soldier In.
CURED disabilities Ia service TO eutitle
widow or children. That is a pretty broad |
pension bill. lie also proposes to give |
bounty land to all veterans.
Mr.. Matson (Dem,l has introduced bill |
National Republican., 1888-01-20

TUE patrons Of the NATIONAL RErrDLr
CAN who fan to receive regularly aud
promptly their paper will please inform the
Iutincsa Office by postal card or otherwise
We are determined tina. the paper shall be
delivered according to contract mlio w!th
the carriers Of this paper. Il is applrent
that from neglect or some c!rcunstlnee,
the cau'o OF which is unknown to u1, our
friends have been deprived IN mluy in
stances, Of the paper OF their choice.
The National Republican Company has
no connection with any other paper or the
proprletors Of any other paper, but has
simply sought to make more favorable
terms with its agcnts by giving the carriers
of other papers the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
to serye on their established routes but II q
change is necessary 1t will be m ade.
We ask, as we deserve, the support of all
earnest Republicans and euterprising clti.
2eus. We recognize that the great presi-
Dental battle must be fought this year.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will be kept in
The thickest Of the fight until the contest Is
won.
Republicans generally have broad views
srd patrouize papers that represent both
rides Of the issue. Some Democrats and
stne merchants do not seem to understand
hat Republican dollar is worth as much
TO them in trade as the dollar OF DeAo.
ciat. This arises from prejudice or from
timidity born of the fear of official influence
unworthy Of an American citizen.
National Republican., 1888-01-20
"Pernicious Activity" Triumphant.

"Pernicious Activity" triumphant
rule against pernicTioGIfs activity In polite.
by federal officials, Postmaster Harrity anr
Collector Cadwallader, Of Philadelphia, aud
other offensive parttsans will, OF course
find their "iesiguationsn on their desks
signed Grover Cleveland. Each aud every
one OF these olllcias has been identified a,
active IN the campaign which has Just closed
by defeating Raudal's mau In control o.
the state committee, and indorsIng tn,
Presidents policy, free trade and all. Tn.
Democratic party Of Pennsylvania is no
tobe run on the Kentucky plan. Mr. Ran
dali was without the support OF the spoil.
men, and therefore went under.
These peruiciously active partisans, how
eyer, have strong vantage ground white
may save them from harm at the hands o.
a reform administration. The Mugwum,
organs, and presumably the reform apostle,
OF the Curtis stripe, have been "whOopinp
up" the machine in the interest OF smash
ing Randall. Gould anything be pernciou,
or offensive In such q cause? Must Brit
ish free trade and the administration suffer
because the spirit of civil service reform
handicapped the federal ofllceholders BY
no means. Randall must so. Civil ser
vice reform is intended to operate only
against the other fellows.
This is fine spectacle for the great In
dustries of Pennsylvania to contemplate
But Randall must eat his free trade bird
like good Democrat. He is on that plat
form. Let the band play, and the process
sion will keep step to Democratic harmony
National Republican., 1888-01-20

Mn. CRAWFORD In perfectlng his machine
toremove all the lbre from the seed OF cotton
has added vastly to the wealth Of the nation
and the profits of cotton growers. One OF
the principal difficulties in the manufacture
Of cotton seed into oil and meal has been
removed, so that the "Crawford cleaner"
adds not only to the profits OF the planter
but to those Of the oil mills. The cheap.
ness OF the machines, the liberal terms
offered to the owners OF cotton gins
with the advantages derived from their
use, renders their universal adoption GER
tain, and secures a large profit to the
owners OF the patent, who manufacture
them.
We are informed that the stock allotted
to Washington by the American Cotton
Cleaning Company OF New York Is being
rapidly placed.
National Republican., 1888-01-20

to repeal the arrears act. That is pretty
broad thing for Democrat to do; looks
like "buucombe" and demagogry. Mat,
son has also put in several other measures
TO tease Mr.. Cleveland probably. In fact
Mr.. Matson is the champion pension bill in.
troducer--having offered at least nine PEN
sion bills. Weaver (Dem.), of Iowa, has q
pension bill 1851 that would mule, tn
treasury sbarp'y.
Mr.. Ford (Dem.) has offered bill to re-
peal the arrears act, which would take m ort
money than all OF Manderson's blls-yea,
millions more. Did Mr.. Ford offer 1t for
buDcombe?
We will not extend the list The Post has
the floor to explain the insult 1t has offered
to Its Democratic friends.
National Republican., 1888-01-20
Tho Thohe.CarlIsle Cn.c.

THE Cincinnati co0mcc'H Grr'r siys
The report ofthe committee Of vudlrrl.
OfSpeaker Carlisle from the charge oI nu' % .,
Ing elected to the present Congress goes c1.
tIrely too far when Il says there was no show.
ing for contest. We tell the committee %
yindI2atIon, who have yindicated 90 much
that we know better. There were ,cyrrl
hours in which Mr. Carlisle was belryru
10 be beaten. The news that he hui shar,I
the fate of Morrison ran all over the country
and was justified by the returns from Cly.n..
ton and Newport, aad the help for him cam.
from the back couaties, where there Is reason
to believe there was ballot boz gtuGug as uu.
scTupnlous as that IN South Carolina or Mis-
issiDIi
National Republican., 1888-01-20
Miss Marion Foster.

Miss Marion Foster, the artist, will be
remembered by her many friends in this
city as having painted an excellent por
trait of President Cleveland some two
years since, and that of Gen. Greely year
later. She has on exhibition at the parlors
OF the Riggs House some beautiful tapestry
paintings Miss +. is en- route to st. Au
gustine, Fla, and expects to leave Monday
evening, and has taken studio at the Hotel
Ponce de Leon at that city. The NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN bespeaks for her a most cor.
dial reception at st. Augustine, and com.
mends her to the public as an artist OF the
highest ability. Miss Foster makes her
most Indignant protest against the silly
report that she was the means Of intro
duclng the President to his beautiful wife,
and has been asked the question 80 many
times that she deems II necessary to IN ikr
the denial.