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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-19
The Court Record
SUPREME COURT OPINIONs.

1928. James L. Evans. Guardian. vs. Con-
sumers' Gas Trust Company. Hamilton G. G.
Reversed Mcbride, J.-Suit on q contract be-
tween the parties whereby appellant granted
unto appellee the exclusive right to drill for
on certain land upon certain conditions. The
contract Is hold to be lease, and appellant en-
titled TO at least nominal damages for appellee's
default in the conditions.
1896 Perry Il. Martin va. Town of Rose
dale Parke c. G. Reversed Coffee. Jan or
dlnance regulating the business of travelling
peddlers by requiring license applies to all
who travel from house to house IN the town to
mend goods without regard To the place of resi-
deDce. It does not discriminate In favor of citi-
zens. The ordinance. when applied to the citi-
zens of the State or to merchandise In the State
at the time OF the sale. Is void. The ordinance.
however. cannot be applied to merchandise not
I'm the State owned by citizens OF another State
and sold in this state by sample. as an interior
ence with interstate commerce.
l5OO9. l.. ID. d ". Railway Company vs.
Center Township. Marion Z. c. Rehearing de-
5000. Dayton 8. Morgan ct al. VS.. L. s. & NJ.
s. Railway Company. Lake G. G. Rehearing
overruled.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Room 1-Hon Napoleon b. Taylor. Judge.
Frank Neberlacher vs. Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago & st. Louis Railway Company; dam
ages. On trial by jury.
Hon. James w. Harper. Judge.
Bennett Barrett VS. Mary Brown eft al; suit to
quiet title. Tried by court. Finding for plaintiff
Room s-Hon Lewis c. Walker. Judge
Mary Lanier VS.. Van Camp Packing Company.
Judgment Tor defendant on order or court
William III. Hobbs VS.. Charles Il. Phipps COM
mission. On trial by court.
NeD STATS Flied.
Harrison Wyatt VS.. Citizens Street Railway
Company; damages. Den aud, 81 900.
Keystone Land and Improvement Company vs.
Sarah \. Lovejoy; for reformation of contract.
Henry schnull eft al vs.. Oscar L. Sandeburg
account and attachment. Demand, $500.
Syfers, Mcbride ~ Co. VS.. Oscar A., Sandeburg;
account and attachment. Demand, 300.
CIRCUIT COURT,
Hon. John L. Mem faster. Judge Pro TEN.
John wacker We. Paul Teuoht; contract. On
trial by jury.
Neic SHIT Flied.
Daniel Stewart ct al. vs. Thomas A. Wallace;
to quit title.
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CHRISTMAS CHANCE.

Large lot of Notions, useful and
ornamental, on hand.
We want to dispose of them
clean them all out.
We seize the Christmas time as the
best time.
To make sure thing of it, we
have cut prices to the quick-be
quick.
Leather goods in Travelling Cases.
Writing Tablets, Odor Sets, Smokers
Sets (another kind of odor) and a
mass Of miscellaneous decorated
ware.
Fancy Goods, Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, Hosiery-special display of
them; also special prices on them.
~ Open ece,y might TIL Christmas.
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Auuseuents.

Donnelly & Girard will repeat their amusing
performance of Natural Cas-" at English's. at
the matinee this afternoon and tonight, for the
last time. At the Park Williams & Orrs spe-
cialty Company will give their concluding per-
Torrance to-day.
Next weeks theatrical attractions are an
nounced as follows: Grand-FIrst three nights,
+. III. ,Sothern, ia "The Dancing Girl" latter
part, Joseph Arthur's "Still Alarm" Engish's
Tuesday evening, the Rentz-Santley Novelty
Company; Thursday and rest OF week, Rice 8
beautiful "Evangeline." Park Theater-All
week, "Danel Boone"
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Fletcher 8 sharpe Creditors.

About half OF the nearly two thousand cred
itors of the Fletcher 81 sharpe Bank, since the
last z per cent dividend was declared pay
able at the county clerks Office have called for
their money. Only two claims of any size are
as yet unpaid. these being held by winslow.
Ianier & Co.. OF New York. and Ruth Fletcher.
There is awaiting the latter 10 per cent. divi-
dend on 500, 900. This arises from the pur-
chase of certain claims against her fathers one
third interest under the law. in an estate be-
longing TO her mother. and willed by her mother
to herself and the other children rather than
to stand contest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-19
The Maniac's Counterfeit.

Charles Failey, the attendant at the Insane
Hospital, who passed $40 counterfeit, made by
an inmate of the asylum, named Bradley, who
has made many of them, was tried in the federal
court yesterday. This particular bill Is a clever
piece OF pen-and-inK work. but it looks about as
much like $40 bin as does piece of sole leath-
ar. The reverse side represents Columbus and
his crew landing and discovering what Is sup
posed 10 he an Indian and railroad train
marked Il. & W. The astounding feature is
that any sane man would undertake TO pass it.
The case went To the jury.
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New Corporations.

Articles Of association of the Inventors and
Patentees' Association. OF this city, capital
$1,000; OF the Nob!esville Light and Ice Com
pany, capital $4,000; Union Athletic Club. of
this city. capital $500. were all fled with the
Secretary of State yesterday. The capital etock
OF the Studehaker-Nan Behren Manufacturing
Company. of Marion, was reduced from $l5 900
TO $4,000.
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Nav Move the Office Here.

DIR. NJ. Z. Knowles, OF Terre Haute, State
Veterinary Surgeon, was in the city yesterday
short time on his way to Sheridan to investigate
a cattle disease. There is general opinion that
the Office OF the Secretary OF the state Live stock
Sanitary Commission should be moved TO this
city from Lafayette. where it now is. The COM
mission meets again in January and II may be
moved here after that
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Lost Her Damage Suit.

The suit of Mary Lanier against the yancamp
Packing Company for $1,000 damages for in
iuries received in the defendants canning fac
tory not allowed 10 20 10 the jury. Judge Wal
ker told the jurors that he considered IL his duty
10 inform them that under the law their verdict
must be for the defendant. The evidence ne
said. showed that the plaintiff was responsible by
contributory negligence. The costs thus fall on
the plaintiff.
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Fined for Contempt.

John Quigley was fined yesterday by Judge
Walker in the sum OF $40 and costs for contempt
of court. Quigley had stated to the Judge on
the previous day, when attached, that the fore
man would not allow him 10 leave his work at
Kingan's. The Judge then ordered the foreman
subpTnaed, md yesterday he testified that
nothing had been said 10 him by Quigley. Quig-
ley then denied on the stand that he had ever
made such q statement
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-19

JAMES WHITCOMB RILEYS-
i" RHYMES: OF CHILDHOOD
ONE HUNDRED AND ONE POEMS.
PRICE THE REAL CHILD
Ai'hOH L ID sw
A., =. AS WE'LL AS THE IDEAL. and INven More
49, A RARE BOOK PIPES o'PAx
| Five

We have been complimented again and
again ON our store and our stock of Books,
which we claim to be by far the largest in
quantity and quality in the State. One of
our friends spent the summer in the East and
visited nearly all the bookstores in Cleveland,
Albany, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington. He tells us that none of
the stores he has seen will equal ours in it's
completeness. We are very proud of it. We
want you to stop few minutes and see our
elegant display. Come either to-day or on
Monday.
IT WILL PAY YOU.
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Result of "A Sunday Row

Calvin Worries was arrested yesterday by
Sheriff Langenberg on a grand jury Indictment
charging him with assault and battery with in
tent 10 kill one Jacob Traub. Traub is O North
Indianapolis saloon-keeper.
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Was Thrown from a Car.

Harrison Wyatt brought suit yesterday against
the Citizens Street-railway Company for 81 900
damages. He AYERS that he was thrown off
Crown Hill car by q rude conductor some time
in the summer of 1890. He suffered a sprained
ankle.
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THE BOWENNE2RIII co. BOOKSELLERS 9 & Il W. WASH. ST.

fees as agent in the sale of certain block
Washington street to George Dickson. Tie deal
fell through, but the plaintiff AYERS that he
earned his commission, whether the transaction
was completed or not. The jury Will determine
the liability in fact and In amount.
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Elliott Convicted.

The jury in the case of William 8. Elliott, an
old employe of the postoffice, charged with rob-
bling the mails returned verdict of guilty. The
sentence was withheld.
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GARFIELD EDITION.

We had such faith in it
that our buyer bought
large quantities of it. Not
many sets are left. We
don't want to have one set
ON our shelves on the 25th.
The book is in two vol
umes, bound in Silk and
Gold. 1t has 20 full-page
photographers and 1000
marginal drawings of per-
sons and places mentioned.
1t is a work of art. 1t
is cheap at the price made
by the publisher. Come
and we will show it to
you. A present like this
will be o credit to you.
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Heavy Sentence for Counterfeiter.

william Teal, charged with counterfeiting, and
an old offender, having served three terms be-
fore for the same crime, was quickly tried. found
guilty and sentenced TO seven years imprison-
ment
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-19

Lille Stevens, who has been In Jail on q charge
of murder. was formally arrested yesterday on
the indictment OF the grand jury charging her
with murder.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-19

Some Of our customers outside the city
are anxious to get presents, but cannot come
into the store. Wehope you have confidence
in our Judgment, and we assure you that we
will help you all we can. We suggest this
plan to you: Write to us at once and inclose
just the amount you wish to spend. Word
your letter something like this: "Send me,
for a boy twelve years of age, book to cost,
postpaid, 81. For girl five years book for
40c. For young lady plush work-box,
1926. For young man, a pocket-book, So
For gentleman, book, $3.50. For lady,
a teachers Bible, to cost not over So"
Send money either by money order or
draft. We will fill the order promptly and
satisfactorily. Try u.s.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-19

We tried to make up a list, with prices,
of our Fine Illustrated Books. We gave it
up, for we had so many we really think the
best plan is to ask you to come at once to our
store and see the books for yourselves Have
your friends meet you at our store, 9 and II
West Washington street.
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suinr for n Commission.

william H. Hobbs Is suing Charles r. Phipps
for $500 commission, due, he alleges, for serv-
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WEN-MERRILL GO, BOOKSELLERS 9 Il W. Wash st.


quantities but friend for
appreciate
for a minu
9 and STREET
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Dtintap's Celebrated Hats,
The best hats made. at Seaton's Hat Store,
q North Pennsylvania street.
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The Webster's Dictionary
noticed above is a new book
from cover to cover. 1t cost
over $500, 900 to revise it, and
took ten years time. 100 edi-
tors worked all this time to
give you this choice gift for
less than $40. We will show
tito you.
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100000
COPIES OF
BEN HUR
Have been sold.

Have been SOLO.
From this one book, the
name of General Wallace
has been given to the
whole world. Indiana is
proud of this author. The
wonderful book deserved
the choicest workmanship
the publisher could give it.
The result is the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-19

p. LIEBER BREWING co.
ANHEUsERz BUSCH; St. louis, original BUD.
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BASES ALE-imported K. d. J. BURKS, THOS;
McMULLEN'S White Label. Dogshead Brand
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GUINNESS sToUT-imported. E. d ]. Burks
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MOSELLE WINES - imported Josephshoefer.
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CHAMPAGNEs Due de Montebello imported;
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CALIFORNIA WINEs-we have an immense
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We buy them in the largest
quantities.
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JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY'S
NEWEST BOOK THE
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A FANTASTIC DRAMA IN VERSE.
a POSITIVE CREATION.
WEIRD, CURIOUS, GROTEsQUE AND BEAU
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This magnificent work COM
prises the issues of 1864, 1879
and 1884. Thoroughly re-
vised and enlarged under the
supervision of Noah Porter,
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versity. The publishers price
of the quarto-sheep, plain
is $40 and indexed SILL.
To keep abreast of the
times one needs the very
latest Dictionary. Pronunci-
ations change.
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JAG. METZGER e. co.
After completing their new ADDITION to their
former largo

Nearly doubling their capacity IN all departments.
will enumerate again to the trade and citizens OF In
diana polls their great variety of goods unexceled
in quality
The only original TAFEL BEER. special brew, or
VIENNA, TAFEL. BOOK BEkR. LAGER
BEER and OLDEN.rIAE ALE. all special.
breWed for us by
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ALEXANDRIA BRANCH
OF THE
Southern Building and Loan Association,

OF KNOXVILLE, TENN.
]. 8. B. THOMPSON President
DIRECTORS.
Harrie Smoot, John F Tsckett
Laurence Stabler, Milton B. Porry,
George II. Hinken
b. +. Knox, Sec. s. Treas. ]. z. M. Norton, Atty.
This branch is strictly under local management.
The money paid in by local members is guaran-
teed to be loaned in Alexandria. The shares Of
stock represent $780, par value and the cost is 81
peE share for the first month, and 60 cents por
share monthly thereafter. Dividends ere decar-
ed quarterly, and tho stock will pay out in six
years at the ratio of dividends now being made.
This association also issues paid up stock st $51
per share cash dividend of six per cent. per
annum, payable semi-annually. will bo paid. At
the end of six or seven years the stock will have
mstured, and the member thon draws 500 from
the association for each $50 he has invested be.
sides the annual six per cent The company will
cash such stock at any time with 6 per cont. int.
crest thereon.
For stock, or informston as to this association,
apply to 3. F. Knox, 129 south Fairfax street.
feb2O If
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Health is W ealth


Dg. E, G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
vryT s guaranteed specific for Hysterla, Dizzi-
ness, Convu siona, Fits, Nervous Neuralgis, Head.
ache Nervous P,ostration csuscd By the use OF
slco.ol or tobacco, Wskefulness. Mcnt,l Dspress-
ion, sof,ening of tho 3 ain resulting in insanity
and IeA5ing TO IN sory, decay aud death, PreDa-
eT-c ola Age. Barrennees, Los Of Power
n either s,y. Involuntary Lossos and Spermstor-
rbos g ,used by ovsr-exertion OF the brain, self
sbnsa ar over Indulgence. E.ch hoX contains one
months trostmeut S1,00 box or six boxes for
$500 sent by mail prepaid on receipt of nriee.
WE GUARANTEE SIX ROXES
20 cure any case. With each order received 10y US
fOr si1 boxes accompanied with $500 we will
ssnd The purchsser oar written guaiantee to re-
fppd the money if tha treatment does not effect a
cure Gla.srt'cs issued only by
CHARLES ef LIE TE9N,
Druggist GOA King street,
General Agent. Alexandria Va.
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a Catcher Caug 1t.

| a diepstch from Wsco, Texas, says: The
facts about the murder OF F. D. McLsnnen
by Thomas IL Meton and Ruius &. Dunlap
the story Of the flight and pursuit OF the
| slayeTs have beea published. The pursuers
numbered .hcndreds. The enormous posse
has now 6isbanded, aud the Waco contin
gent is struggling In diehearteped groups.
One OF them was interviewed by reporter.
who learoed that he had been captured By
| the muFderers and kept fer night In their
camp.
"Yes," he said. st is true they got me.
l was riding along path about seven miles
east of Mart. The yipah aud live oak tap.
gled With vines made Wsil on sach side OF
the narrcy trail.
Every hing had moss hanging on 1t. Sud-
denly Melton appeared in the path ahead of
me, and at the sspe time Dunlap's voice
behind ordered me to halt. My horse reared
and Kept pluneng until he fsl tangled in
vines.
1.-The two men rescued me from some
what perllous position. They then guarded
me abou. mule and a-haii further, and led
me into their caRp, where they gave me o
suppsr of ven!5cu, corn, bread and coffee
They stEked ny horse On grass plot, and
after supper became talkative.
Il admitted that I was one the posse
hunting them. Dunlap frat brought up
the killing by saying that he aud Melton
had got into the trouble only 10 the lipe of
doing their duty In causing the srrose Of
some men who robbed Davis's store.
"These men got out on bail and we're threatening
when Melton, st the command of Dunlap, fred on
meeting them The bullet struck McLennan,
killing him. Both men declared the killing Of
McLennan sn accident, and seemed to regret it.
After breakfast next morning they hung my
weapons on tree, after taking all my ammunition,
for which they paid me. Melton wanted to swap
Winchesters with me- giving nae So to boot, bat
declined, and he said no more about it. Dunlap
said when we let you CO. you come back here
and get your weapons. We are going to abandon
this camp, and if you come around in this thicket
again hunting us We will hang you to the first tres
stout enough to hold your weight
"They then babe me saddle my horse and mount,
and they did the same. They took me- fifteen or
twenty miles over crcuitous route, after which
they again warned me and galloped off towards
the east
"It took me until the next dsy to find the aban-
doned camp. When found it my weapons were
there safe. So extensive and dense Is the thicket
! that all this occurred while hurdreds were hunt.
| ing for these men, yet neither saw nor heard
sign or sound of my comrades in the search, and
when 1 set about trying to find them it WAS with
difficulty that accomplished it."
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am authorized te offer st private sale all of the
real estate property belonging to the late VIM. L
Padgett deceased.
No. /. A large Two.sToRY FRAME STORE
HOUSE and DWELLING, with large two.story
brick building attached ail in good repair, being
the residence OF The late Vim L. Padsctt deceased
on the south side of King street, between Wash
ington and s.. Assph strcosa No. 620; front on
King street 81 feet inches, running back 100
feet This is one OF tho best locations for retail
store in the city of Alexsnirie.
WI. b. MAY, Trustee
No. III North Fairfax street. Alexandria, Va.
feb13 2m
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPo5ALs FOB CONSTRUCTION O.
DILL DIN.cQ LrOpT kkVEQ al

DROPO5ALS FOB CONSTRUCTION OF
L BUILDINGS AT FORT MYER, yA.-Waah-
ington, D. C.,-March 7th 1891 Sealed pro.
pcsas, in tripicste, subject to the usual condi-
lions, will be received by the undersigned until
IL 0 clock M, Tuesday, April 7tb, 1891, when
they will be opened, for the construction at Fort
Myer, Va. OF two Double Sets of Officers Quarters.
Specification for the buildings, Instructions to
bidders, blank forms cf proposals and any inform
alton desired in regard to the work will be fur.
nished, and plans for the buildings can be exam
ined on application. The right is reserved to re-
ect any sll proposals or to waive inforInalites
in de. Proposals should be eDdorsed Proposals
for Construction of Fort Myer Buildings" and be
addressed to e. B. DANDY, Deputy Qnartermss-
ter General, o. 8. Army, Washington, d. c.
mh13 ct
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LEMON HOT DROPS.

For coughs and colds take Lemon Hot Drops.
For sore thross and Bronchitis, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For pneumenis sud Laryngitis, take Lemon Hot
Drops
For consumption and Catarrh, take Lemon Hot
Drops
For HemorFhsge and all throst and lung di-
seaseq take Lomon Hot Drops
An elegant and reliable preparation
25 cents, at drnggists. Prepared only by DR.. q.
MoxleS. Atlantis. Gs,
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Four BABIES AT BIRTH.-A dispatch
from Perfsld, Pa, says: "The good moth
ers of this Vicinity are happy. Within a
wesk past Mrs. Jerry Copein, of Decatur
township, has given birth to four children
at once, and Mra. Snyder, of New Wash
ington, to triplsts. Both fathers ara as we'll
ss might ba expected.
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FOR OYER FIFTY YEARS..

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Windows othing Syrup has been used for over
Fifty Years by Millions Of Mothers for their Chill
dre While Teething, with Perfect Success 1t soothes
the Child, Softens The Gum, AHayS all Pam; Cures
Wind Colic ana is the best remeoy for D:drrhGa
Sold nv Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs WinsloDs Soothing syrup, and
tsko no other kind Twenty. five csnts bottle.
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LEEON ELIXIR.

lis Wonderful Effect on tho Lircr, Stomach, Bo,rels
Ksdseys and Blood
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is s. pleasant lemon
drink that positively cures all Biousness, Consti.
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aches Kidney Diaease, Dizziness, Loss of Appe-
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seases SO cts. and 81 per bottle, Sold By drug
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He didn't.-London It'd Bits.