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The morning call., 1890-05-03
OLD LADIES HOME.

At the meeting Of the Directors of the Old
LADIES' Home, at Temescal yesterday. Mrs. l..
L. Dam presided, and Mrs. A. j. Raston, as
Secretary, presented an interesting report. show
ing that thirty-two aged women had been cared
for during The year. ana 49, children. Five aged
women had passed away during the same period.
lie monthly receipts have been S1428 20 and
expenses S1387 OF. The following we're elected
as Directors: Mrs. w. E. Hale, Mrs. r. g. Browne,
Mrs. /. E. Dam, Mrs. Clara S. Ralston, Miss j.
Campbell, Mrs. b. +. Durham, Mrs. S. Shafter,
Mrs. j. Z. McEirath, Mrs. w. W. Crane, Mrs A.
LiliencraDz, Mrs. A. j. Hanley. Mrs. f. G.
Mathews, Mrs. A. E. Miner, Mrs. Z. c. Williams,
Mrs. j. l.. Shepard. The Directors elected the
following officers; Mrs. l. E. Dam. President;
Mrs. L. &. Williams, First Vice President; Mrs
{. j. Hawley, Second Vice-President; Mrs. Clara
5. Ralston, Secretary; Miss Campbell, Core
spending Secretary; Mrs. A. f. Miner, Treasurer.
The COu1cil Committee Of the Whole has de-
clded TO extend the franchise ~. the Oakland
Ell ctric Light and Motor Company loi forty
sevcn years.
IL Is expected that the California Door Factory
VIII lesnme work on the 18th inst, as large lot
OF pine lumber is being received.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
KcneaIy Found Not Gn,I.v

The trial of Thomas Kenealy on charge
OF burglary was concluded at about noon
Yesterday. The prisoner was accused OF
having feloniously entered warehouse at
513 Mission street ON March 9Th. Ike Jury
was out about one hour, and returned a
verdict finding him guilty of larceny. This
was NOT the charge, however, and after
being so informed by Judge Skater the
jury again retired, and after seven hours
brought In verdict of not guilty.
The morning call., 1890-05-03

A PIANO REcITAL.-Ernst Hartmann Will
give piano recital this afternoon at 2 o'clock in
Irving Hall. The programme includes selection.
from schumann, Bach, Beethoven, Chopin and
The morning call., 1890-05-03
MEASUREMENTS

There VIII be no assessments for May in the
Champions OF the Red Cross To the present
writing zone will he levied In The Young Ladies'
Institute. United Endowment Associates, Order
OF the Beacon Light and The Order OF the olden
Shore.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
LABUH AND CAPITAL

There was large audience at Hamilton Hal
last evening TO hear ex-Judge James q. Mcguire
and Z. +. Burgman answer Irving NJ. Scott.
lecture OF one week ago on the question OF labor
and capital. The lectures are given under HE
auspices OF the Starr King Fraternity OF Oakland
The case CT Frank L. While, charged with
grand larceny, In running away with Alexander
Laidlaw's overcoat, watch ana chain, etc, was
continued for one week yesterday, because the
ex-Judge could not be found as The prosecuting
witness.
II Is reported that the wedding tour OF Joseph
Hume and his young bride TO Europe has been
stopped by the notice of his former wife OF a
motion TO modify the decree OF divorce granted
in Contra Costa County.
AT the meeting OF the Council Committee Of the
whole on Thursday evening Senator MONTH
presented loug communication addressed to
Councilman McAyoy, as Chairman OF the Print
ing Committee, making serious charges against
him as Councilman.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
The ROYAL Arposy.

The S. I. and S. S. Will visit Victory Lodge
No 81, this evening.
The S. z. VIII visit Grace Lodge, No. 6, next
Thursday evening.
Mrs: Knott, p. p, OF Golden Gate, No. "a, will
Visit Lathrop during the coming week and en-
deayor TO institute lodge there.
Golden West Lodge, No. IL, had an open meet
ing last Wednesday evening, which was a great
success. A select programme of recitatons ana
vocal solos Was well rendered. The event of the
evening was the presentation by members OF the
lodge CT beautiful diamond badge OF the order
10 Mrs. Z. Dibblee as a token of esteem and In
recognition OF tue many fraternal kindnesses ex-
tended TO the lodge.
Hamilton Lodge, No. 16, has received a CRATE
iul letter from Mrs. Anna Martin, widow of
fhllp Marlin, who was murdered 10 this city
some weeks SINCE and at the time OF his death
was member OF said lodge. The lady expresses
her thanks for the kindness received at the
hands OF the members OF the lodge aud the
prompt payment of the coupon which was due
ner as beneficiary on the demise OF her husband.
The order is commended in most fatrertDu terms
Tor the good IL accDmpliShes
The morning call., 1890-05-03

BERrELING has the only reliable methods to
Mt defective sight 427 Kearny street.
The morning call., 1890-05-03

LEGITIMATE Investments and prudent man.
agement are The watch-words Of the Pacific Bank
OF San Eranaiscn 49,
The morning call., 1890-05-03
THE FARRELL CASEY CHILDREN.


About four months ago Johanna Casey and her
paramour William Schmidt, we're found guilty
OF disturbing The peace of the neighb0rhoOd in
which she owned cottage and they were sem
fenced to fifty days each In The City Prison.
Secretary Nathaniel Hunter OF the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children took
charge OF her two youngest children, known as
Hannah and Nellie Farrell or Casey, aged IL
and 10 respectively. Their reputed father is
John Farrell at present in Southern California
With wife, he and Johanna having never been
married. though they lived together for years.
MI Hunter turned the children to Mother
Superior Stanlslaus Of the Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum, and shortly after the mother aud Schmidt
were released from the City Prison she sued out
writ OF habeas corpus for them. MIR. Hunter
prepared to contest their release bnt upon the
promise OF johanna and Schmidt TO become mar
RED and TO do better with them he agreed to let
her have them. Accordingly Schmidt and Miss
Casey were married, but the reform was OF short
duration. for In about month she was again In
tue City Prison and is now serving out sentence
for drunkenness. Yesterday Mr.. Hunter applied
Tor letters OF guardianship, setting forth the
facts as above and the woman's uniitness to
have the care and custody of the children.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
FRATERNAL INDEX.
Old Masonic Lodges ON Grand
Lodge Roll of Scotland.
I. o. o. P. Library at St. Louis, No. - Testi-
mcnial Benefit to Be Given by Z. of P.
AID S. Of St. G.-R. a. COmplimented.

Tin order to secure insertion all matter in
tended for this column should be handed in no
lafer than Thursday night of each week. and
sbould he addressed 10 the " Fraterna Editor"
All communications must bear The name and ad-
dress OF the sender; If NOT, the matter VIII not
be published.l
Official Assessment Table.
The morning call., 1890-05-03

There are sixty-two lodges in Africa, the great
bulk being in the southern END OF that ham,
shaped division OF the globe.
The Grand Lodge OF Scotland has the honor OF
having on its roll the oldest known lodges in the
world. one or more dating from the sixteenth
century. The records OF Lodge No. are pre-
served from 1893 TO the present year.
friend, few days since, asked US the ques-
ton, Why is 1t that so many Jews join the Ma
sonic order?" 1t is a fact that seldom you find
a Jew that is bot a member of the order, and TO
an intelligent Mason one that is posted in the
rituals and understands the meaning Of the synl-
bCls used IN Masonry-the reason why Jews are
friends OF the order is well understood. There
Is not symbol used In a properly furnished
lodge that is not OF Jewish origin. All The
ring the various degrees are taken from
Jewish history and tradition. All the proper
images or embems are taken from the Bible "a
book entirely written by Jewish autbors) which
alone contains the authentic records of ancient
Masonry Ii was TO Moses, the great Jewish
law glYer, that The first formal revelation was
n.ade OF Gods sacred name at the burning bush,
that II might be password TO induce The Israel
lies 10 believe that lie had been really sent for
their dellverance. This incident is Typifed in
Inc Royal Arch Degree, and so on through the
various degrees OF Masonry. The formula, the
language used in comforting the degrees, the
legends and meaning OF the ceremonies are all
obtained from the Jews. The jews are a remark
able PEOPLE. Scattered as they are all over the
world. they never become homogeneous with the
by marriage or otherwise. They remain
distinct in race and religion, and in the
midst OF the most fiery persecution. the
most cruel ostracism, ever remain faithful to
The religion OF their ancestors. They do not Ike
other people, lose their Identity by adopting the
religion ana customs OF the nations among whom
they dwell, but cling tenaciously TO their race
and religion as did their ancestors under the
magnificent reign OF King Solomon Che reputed
founder OF Masonry over three thousand years
ago. Is II then any wonder that a people who
are so devoted 10 their race and religion and
hold in such loving Neneration lie traditions and
history Of their people, should love and support
an order based upon those traditions and that
history? From our standpoint all that is of
Masonry IS found in The first three degrees. All
lie sO-called high degrees are but the ice cream
ana pie OF the order The subsrantials are found
in tie Blue Lodge, and for that We are Indebted
TO King Solomon, Who We are told, after reign
of forty years died. and with him expired Tor
ever the glory and power OF the Hebrew Empire.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
ANN sTEELE'S TESTAMENT.

Thomas Moran yesterday filed for probate the
will OF Mrs. Ann Steele. The testatrx owned
real estate in Oakland valued at about $4,000,
and this comprises her estate. She was IA years
of age and widow. In her will she directed
that her funeral ex penses should not exceed SIS.
All her property is TO be converted into money
and the estate divided as follows: To her sister,
Mary, OF Perthshlre, Scotland. $1,000, and TO
her brother. Robert Bow, $4,000; TO her niece,
Georeina Haycroft OF San Francisco, $1,000; 10
Christina Gilmore, niece, OF Oakland, $1,000;
10 Christine Brewster of OAKLAND sister, $500;
TO Nemen, brother, OF New South Wales,
5000; the Ladies' Relief Society Of Oakland,
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society of Oakland the
other half. Smaller requests were made to Mrs.
Brewster and n. Bow because they had hereto
fore received from her during her lifetime. The
two benevolent associations will receive about
$4,000 each.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
Young Mems Institute

J. F. Sullivan, q. p, will visit No. IA next
Wednesday evening.
No. gave complimentary entertainment at
Odd Fellows Hall last evening
No 9 will give an entertainment at Un!ou-
square Ball next Friday evening.
A preliminary meeting for the organization of
No. 129 was held al ST. Charles Church base
menD, Eighteenth and Folsom streets, last even
ing. Forty charter members were present ana
the new institute bids fair 10 be successful In
point Of membership.
No. 81 gave an open meeting at Loyola Hall
last Thursday evening. Addresses were deliv-
cred by visiting grand officers and members and
an excellent literary and musical programme was
rendered.
No. 126 was organized at Portland, Oregon,
last Sunday The organization of this institute
Is due TO the efforts OF eX Grand Director Lionel
ID. Deane. He also has an institute under way
at Al6ina, Oregon, which will be organized on
the 1lth INST.
No. SO, Salinas. which was dissolved some time
since. will be reorganized Tomorrow. j. +. Sui
Ivan, e.. p, Will be present on the occasion and
VIII be assisted by Joseph Schultz, ID. Il. r.
An application for an institute has been re-
eeyed from SmartsVilie, aud j. NJ. Cremin, ID.
ID. q. p, Will organize No. 127 there on the 4th
prox.
j. F. Sullivan, e. P. Of the Order viii leave for
the East some time this month or early In June.
He hopes TO be present at the opening of the
session Of the Grand Council of The Eastern
Jurisdiction, which Will convene in some city vet
TO be named on The 4th of July.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
OAKLAND ALAMEDA.
j. 7. Davis Sued for Support by
His Better.Half.
Requests Made by Ann Steele Neglected
Children Again in Court-0ld Ladies'
Home Officers

Catherine A. Davis has sued j. 7. Davis for
permanent support at the rate Of $500 per
month They were married In Berkeley on De-
cember Gath last and she charges him with
cruelty and failure to provide home as he
promised. Prior TO the marriage she lived with
her uncle. g. w. Swan, at Berkeley. Upon time
OF marriage Davis promised to furnish her an
elegant residence in Modesto, sumptuousy FUR
nished with servants, waiting maid and a span
OF horses But all he has given her Is $40. On
March Goth he said to her, "This is our last
happy day." and he abandoned her. He had
previously said, in order to annoy her, that he
had been false to his vows at Stockton in
February. He then kicked bis vile and took
away her diamond wedding ring. She further
alleges that he Is in receipt of S17o0 month
income; that he has 2700 acres OF land near
Turock, $40 near Oakdale, 800 near MERGED
ana also land in San Luis 0bspo, Fresno and
San Diego equities; besides mortgages worth
$4,000, warehouse and store at Turlock
worth $4,000, ete.-all worth 100000. The
plaintiff has no money and her husband is said
TO be in Stockton.
The morning call., 1890-05-03
United Endowment Associates.

bh'teu f1hu"Wnebt associates.
Napa Ledge. No 1, had one Initiation at Its
last meeting.
Capital Lodge, No. 90. OF Sacramento. held
social at It's last meeting. choice programme
OF literary and musical exercises was rendered,
including addresses by the u. C., g. 5. and
others, after which refreshments were served
and daueing INDUCED in. most enjoyable time
was had.
The Il. S. reports The filing of sixty four appli-
cations for the month OF April.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-18
Notice TO Persons SolemnIzlng
MARRIAGES.

COUNTY CLERg's OFFrF, CRYSTAL. FAfl.s
MicH., Oct. 3, 1889
SECTION z, paige 143, OF the Public Acts
oil Michigan for the year 1887, read as
follows:
Any person whose duty il shall be TO
return Marriage Certificate TO the
county clerk, who shall neglect Co return
said certificate, shall be adiudged guilty.
oi misdomeanor, and shah be- punished
10y ~ Tine % not exceeding one hundred
dollars, or ninety days imprisonment. or
both, IN the discretion ~ the court.
Section 4, of the same net. provides
that the original license shah be return
ed to the county clerk who issued the
same. within ten days after the marriagc
Is performed
Having tried all peaceful means TO get
parties To comply with the law. and TAIL
lig therein NJ my record will show take
this step Co give public warning that II
the original License shall not returned
promptly hereafter, will Ice compelled
10 resort To extreme measures 10 have
II done. Respectfully.
Il. Il. DUNK, county clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-18
Notice of Election.

FITNf publIfnfIOn jan. q last lam "a
Notice r. helvby given 20 the electors ~ ~.
Niupe 81 crystal Fails Ia the county az Iru,
nlld state ~ Michigan. that "A special election,
will De held IN the town han I'm sad VILLAGE ~
tFySthl Faile, on Saturday. the 18th dav al
January. 1890, 30 vote upon the question III
pvhdinE the Village ~ Crystal Falls for the sum
~ six Thousand dollars. Tor the burmese IN co,',
plciing the system ~ water works nov ia cour~..
~ construction within said village said money
W ~ raised ny lonn payable In ten years which
said vote shall be by ballot to frad ~ folinms,
TO bond the village ~ Crystal Falls for eIx
Thousand dollars for the purpose az completing
water w9rks-~ Yes, and ITO bond the VILLAGE AZ
Crystal Fails, for ~ix thousand dollars f,r ~
purpose 81 completing water wOrks4-NoF THE
polls 81 snld election will be open stf nine o'clork
lh We forenoon or ~ soon thereafter a. may H.
mternonu' unless the board ia their discretion,
SHAH adjourn &c twelve O'cork NOM for ,n.
hour dated ~ Crystal Falls Mich. this .g4pnsl
day ~ January, 1890. A. Lusrrfsf.l n. slerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-18
Sleeping Car Rates

For the convenience OF its readers. TaE
DIAMOND DRILL herewith gives the
sleeping Cur rates between Florence and
the points named; To hon Mountain.
lfat twenty-five cents; to Powers. seat
twenty-five cents; To Marinette and Fort
fhmurd, seat fifty cents, berth 81 30: to
tlshkoSh and Fond du Lac. sea seventy
VIC cents. berth $l.5o; 20 Milwaukee.
seat $500, berth 50 90. Seats and
ptths can TIC secured from Florence by
90 j. +. Rcdheld. station
agent, this city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-18
a Valuable Remedy.

\ letter from s + Avarfwell. Boston.
saws II used Catke's Extract ~ Flax
lPapillonl catirrh curein june hast fof
hay lever with great contradictions and
lind y the only thing have seen which
would allay, without irritation, the in
ILLUMINATION OF the nosteils anr throat.
It's soothing and henling properties were
markell ami Immediate Large hottie
~ 90. Clarkc's Flax soap X the latest
mud best. Try H. Twenty-Five cents
Ask Tor them at Metcoli's drug store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-18
Dhn Larson Dangerously IN.

"a Larson, Parks 4 Co.'s buyer. who
weported hast week AZ sufferer
filn grippe, is this week dangerously
40 acute pneumonia, so low il he
since Wednesday his life has
by a. single thread, and until
mnrning IL seemed that every
'th would be his last. A very
Il change Tor the better WINS
ced ~ about nine o'clock this morn
md az two o'clock this afternoon he
resting easier than for several days.
Ugh little hopes 81 his recovery are
rtAined. This journal, together with
iun.inerable friends OF the family
rely hope that he may pull through
I'VE along life. He Is too good and
Al TO be taken now.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-18

i1RoN RIVER, January 14.-Peter
England, young Swedish miner, was
nstantly killed last Saturday evening at
''.ne lisa bella mine Stambaugh, by falling
'hck. lie and his associates had lust
bot on a charge and he went into the
place To see what execution the blast
'ag done, when about seven tons ofrock
md ore fell upon him, crushing him
earthly. lie was unmarried and was a
teady, industrious young man, well liked,
ma ms funeral ON Sunday afternoon
vas largely attended.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-18


Capt. James Tobin, 81 Florence. who
Is conducting numerous exploration in
Iron county. was guest 81 the Lock
wood house Wednesday.
Geo. w. Hayden. 81 IshpeminQ. an able
lawyer. was here this week nssistinpc. r..
crandal in the case ~ Iron River town
ship against Iron county.
August 6. Cook. Of the Iron Mountain
law i'fm OF Cook * Pelham, spent the
inst court day here, finished his business
aud departed Thursday morning.
George Cummings, 81 Iron River. was
defendant IN y civil silit la conrt this
week. Together with VIM. Harris made
TINS Office a pleasant call Thursday
morning
Circuit court adjourned yesterday.
The next Iron County term will open
Wednesday. May IA. The january ses.
sion was unusually short, occupying but
two days.
The village has force ~ men ut work
shoveiing SNOW of the sidewalks. Asnow
pillow would be just as effective and much
more economical II used Immediately
following a fall 81 snow.
>,Dr. III. A. Mcwain Of Povsippi. this
state, spent several days in the civ this
week, the guest OF DR.. A. A. Metcalf. He
VIII return here shortly and associate
himself with DIR. Metcali
>prof. John Il. DeMotte, Of the DcPauw
university 81 Indiana, will lecture i'm
Doucet's opera houee next Monday
night ON the subject Of Electricity, the
Wizard OF the Nineteenth Century,
John l.. KimbalI. the popuIardrugpist
can get away witt. more qpinIne than
anybody. lie had symptoms OLA grippe
and during the FIRST three days Of this
week he consumed "A pound of the medi- |
cine.
AZ Crystal Falls the other day, says
TIE DIAMOND DRILL. nm Indian and n 4
pale lace danced war dance. Believe 10 1
was Tor a prize and the latter won. Yer 1
~, poor Lo has degcnerated 500 I
News.
vMiss Minnie Meisler, who left here some
time ago To attend the Green Bay bust
ness college and WAS brought home sick.
hns 50 fnr recovered as TO be able tn
.esume her FORMER position with Parks&
70, as assistant book keeper
Supt. W d. I.insley az Che Peninsula
liyiSiun ~ the Chicago d NORTHEASTERN
Railway, and T. H. Berry, Chicago.
president OF the Mansfield Iron Co., were
iere ~ a special ear Monday md visited
he Mansfield property the same day
Otto piaunenschnidt. 81 Milwaukee.
liaced hls name on the Lockwood house
egistcr Thursday. He uScs rubber
famp and lis name appeared upside
Town, inr the reason lac declares. that
he majority 81 huSv people have
ttc time to wade through ~ coenonen
Ike liis and hr wants Ia save them the
rouhle OF trying H. SELLS cigars aud il
very pleasant gentleman.
Hon. .losepi n Steere. al Sault ste.
l,fie. juice II the eleventh judicial cir
uit al Michigan, presided attheJnuunrv
efnl ~ Iron county tilrnit court held
ere this week Alr ~tecre il tho yonng-
II circuit iudge in the State md * very
MISUNDERSTANDING The oOly mark
raiuSt his character is that be waS at
hc time an editorof Ht conntry paper
u ioundudihe 500 News, which - now
eoi the leading Journals ia The state
superior
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-01-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Volume ~. No /.
I Ten degrees below zero this morning.
Go 70 Herman Rnu Tor fine butter and
fresh eggs
4 Sleigite parties arc not 30 numerous
+ a. hist winter
I Paul Schook. 81 Iron River, was ia the
I city Wednesday.
klcctlicitv the Wizard 81 the Nine
trcnih Century"
Celery, cnnbcrfies and an kinds ofycg-
ctables az II Raus
T.. T. Lott, the Iron River. ATTORNEY.
was "a courier this week
All kinds ~ cheeee, and fresh. snlol,e d
and salt fish at III. Rau's.
Nicholas Gilman, Of Iron River. was
q guest 81 The city This week
w y Tully, supervisor 81 Iron River
township, was court attendant
Don't iitil 60 heur cleriuro Ia Doucct. )
opera house next Monday evening
w. s. Calhoun. 81 Chicago. Interested
~ the Mansfield mine, was here Wedncs-
day
A I.nsthcld, oi The Fair, went to Chi
cago md milwaukee, Tuesday. Spring
goods.
Mrs 4. &. Angles and Miss Clara Angles
spent Monday and Tuesday with Flor
ence friends.
Ground for the hose tower WIS broken
Yesterday. II will be built in the rear Of
the town hall.
The water works system il about
completed. 4 test viii most likely be
made next week.
A woman is never so badly in love that
she dos not try to find out the cost of
her engagement ring.
No literary society, no dancing nor
cunsting club this winter. Still we live I
aud will pull through.
H. w Heating returned Thursday
from his holiday visit with his family /
and friends az Detroit
You will find all kinds of fresh. smoked
aud cured meats constantly on hand at
.hc Washington meat market.
Special election to-day. An addition
u $4,000 * needed TO complete the sys-
em Of water works. Vote Eyes"
= III Role. Sr. OF Oneida, n. Y, is in the
ity, the guest al bis daughter. Mrs. NJ.
5erlowitz. lie VIII remain "A fortnight
A. &. Stephenson, 81 Menomlnco. was
n the city Tuesday. He spends much Of ,
lis time IN the lumber woods hereabOuts. 4
n. &. Flanagan. the chain-lighteninr I
nwyer, al Norway. was an attendant
Ipon Circuit court here the present week. ]
Frank Crcss weut 60 the Hemlock mine !
tuesday toassume charge 81 the culinery
apartment 81 the camp there. Frank ~
good cook.
Daniel H. Ball, oi Marquette. coming
ldge oi the twenty-ffth judicial circuit /,
I Michigan. had a case la Circuit court a
ere this week.
Il. y. Shcchnn, Of the firm Of Heating j
Shcchan, head Office Detroit, WIS here b
M week looking after the firms intercst :,
the water works. y
steam was made &C the water work y
pgine hOnsc to-day for the first time. y
be pumps viii he run several DAYS q
fore the test is made. y
This IL the first number ~ the new vol y
nlc. Would II not hc good idea 10 X
yin 20 flo Your DIAMOND Dmrf2 One ~
AR hence you will have a hook, the n
llue al which you canDotestimate until 4.
"a have il. Try IL. Costs but little. 4,