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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-03-25
Notice.


GREAT FALLS, March d. 1892.
Office of Savage mining company,
whose property is located in the Belt
Park mining district, Mcaghcr county,
state Of Montana.
Notice is hereby given that at n meet
ing OF the trustees Of said company, held
on the 2nd day of March, 1892. nm as
sess'nent of three mills per share was
levied upon the capital stock of said
Company, payable within forty days
from the date hereof. to W. II. Race,
Secretary of said company at his office
in the Cory building, in the city of Great
Falls, Cascade county state of Montana.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shnll remain unpaid on the goth day of
April 1892, shall be deemed delinquent
and will be duly advertised for salc at
public auction and unless payment shall
be made before. viii be sold on The goth
day Of April 1899 to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the cost Of nd
7ertislng md expenses Of sale.
w. II. RACE, SECRETARY.
Room 10, Cory building,
l5-lS Great Falls, Montana.
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'uwnu CIR Handy,

overhead two ladies talking to one
another aloud on the porch Of the
Grand hotel. aud the dialogue was
thoroughly occidental:
"You must come and see me on your
way hopie,' said one
us it farY' the other asked.
"Oh, no. replied number one. ''It's
only twenty four hours out Of our
way You can get to my place in n
day and u night from Cincinnati
Come, won't youY"
u certainly will" replied number
two, "since it's SO handy"
The two women thought no more of
travelling n day aud n night in the cars
than n born New Yorker would think
of going to Brooklyn-not so much, in
fact. Julian Ralph in New York Sun
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Notice to CO-OWner.

TO N. DYSON, his executors. administrators
or nssignsi Son are hereby notified that Your
60 owners have expended IN labor md improve
ncnis upon The silver Wave Fraction lodn min
ing claim for the year ending December ~, 1891,
the sum Of one hundred 'tdOl dollars. Said mining
tlnimhoins On record IN tn" records of MeaplrI
county. Montana, In book z Of loles, page lGi. The
above eNpenditni"R were made to hold sa,I prem
ises under the provisions Of Section 1884, revised
statutes of the United States. Suu are ptao here.
by not titled that Of the above amount I have ex-
pended Tor You upon the said Silver Wave Frnr-
ton lode mining claim tho sum of twenty i've
800 dollars aud IT within ninety days after this
notirr by publication you fail or refuse to con
tt'hnt" Your proportion Of such expenditure. M "A
toNoWhef together with interests aud costs, YOU,
interests In said claim will hccomc the property
81 IN" sntF'riher under said section .,3gl.
~ puI,I, T.. I,,tnus
Neihaft. Montana, Jan. ~, 1HOs.
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No. 3OjO.
Application for 81 Patent.

[. s. Land Office, Helena, Montana,
March 9, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the ST.
YER HORN Mining Company by Rich
ard Bennett, its duly authorized agent,
whose post office address is Neil,nrt,
Montana, has This day filed application
for patent under the mining laws Of
congress. for D54.4 1902 and 1879
linear feet respectively Of the HAWK
EYE. HATCIIET and !tATCUET No. 9
lodcs designated as surveys Nos. 5000.
1910 and 1911 situated in Montana (un-
organized mining district. Mnnghcr
county, Montana. in rparrvcvcd town
ship II north range q cast which
claim is recorded in the office Of the Re
c"rlcr Of Mcnsher county. ut White
Sulphur Springs, Montana, and Described
rs follows;
beginning ut corner No. I. from which
the initial point No. 2. township II
north Of rnngc 8 east bears south G3 de
grccs 80 minutes west 3173.2 feet. thence
south ~ degrees % minutes east 32l.4
feet to corncr No. 2, thence soutl, 10
degrees 80 minutes west 0GO.3 fcet TO
corner No. 3, thence north 70 degrees
81 minutes west rs feet to corner No. 4.
thence north IS degrees 23 minutes west
lao feet to corner No. :, thence south
"a degrees 80 minutes west 2b3 feet to
corner No. q, thence north Is degrees
| minutes east 800 feet to corner No.
l., the place Of beginning. Containing
7.Ol acres.
Beginning ut corner No. I, survey No.
1910 iIATCIIET lode from which in
itinl point No. 9, township II nortl,
range q cast bears so,ltl, 81 degrees Is
minutes west 371G.S feet, thence south
10 degrees 80 minutes west 1886 feet to
corner No. 9, thence north 81 degrees 3S
minutes cast GO5 feet to corner No. 8,
thence north 7 degrees SO minutes east
147O.2 #. to corner No. 4. thence south 81
degrees 3S minutes west 527.5 feet to
corner No. /, the place Of beginning.
Containing 1870 acres.
beginning at orn No. I, survey No.
1871, RATCHET No. 9 lode from which
the initial point No. 9, township II
north range 9 east bears soutl, 81 de-
GIrtE jV minutes ~ StfDntS west SOLE
iect thence north 10 degrees 80 minutes
east 1864 feet to corner No. 2. thence
north ~ degrees 3S minutes east ~ feet
to corner No. 3, thence south ! degrees
10 minutes cast 1928 feet to corner
No. 4, thence south 81 degrees 3S min
utcs west ABB feet to corner No. 1, the
place of beginning. Containing 7.D5
acres. Total nrcn of these surveys
claimed 1896 acres, upon which n notice
of said application was posted the 18th
day of February 1892.
The adjoining claims to these premises
N the north of the IIawkcyc and west
Of Ratchet No. 2,-thc Mountain Chief
No, 9 lode survey No. 1884. On tho
south Of the Ilnwkcyr-tlm Little Chief
lode survey No. $500. On the west OF
the IIawkcye-tlm Fraction lode survey
No. 2Gs5. Conflicting claims ON the
south cast Of the I~lntclet lode-thc lit
tie Chief lode survey No. $500.
=, A. SWIGGE1T
l5-2l Register.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-03-25
A VILLAGE POOH 6fH
The Experience of p Reporter In q snlIl
van County Settlement.

The Experience of a Reporter in a sniIl
van County Settlement.
A reporter seeking information Of a
former resident visited Oakland valley,
Sullivan county. the other day. While
awaiting the Monticello train at Port
OF loungers where he would be most
likely to obtain the required inforrna-
ton.
"Whep you got off the train" said
one man, "tske the main road, and in
the first house to the right lives an old
fellow who "a tell you all you want"
I'D see the supervisor if I we're you"
said another; che has held Office nine
teen years and knows everybody"
"Or the postmaster. In those littls
body's business" suggested q third.
''Take the little path down the bin
and you'H come to a saw,nill. Ask the
boss" was the next suggestion md it
was followed by this:
There's only one stoteheeper in tho
village, ask HlH.
The last one was, "Old Ben Case u
tell you all you want to know"
At the foot Of the very steep hill
leading from the railroad station the
ina in top boots, rough trousers, a
wooden undershirt md q slouch hat.
who in answer to an inquiry, said ne
was Ben Case. He knew NIL about the
mar the reporter was seeking, and gave
the information freely. AS there was
no way Of leaving the village until the
next train, five hours later, the reporter
determined to visit the other persons To
whom hs had been directed. He
thanked Mr.. Case md walked to the
sawmill and asked to sec the boss. The
workman directed him to the general
store near by. There he met Mr.. Case
again. In answer to an inquiry for the
sawmilrs owner, or for the general
storekeepsr, Mr.. Case replied. "They're
me"
As it was unlikely that he could give
more information rs general store
keeper and mill owner than he had al
ready given MS plain Mr.. Case, the re-
porter asked to be directed to the
supervisor, and again received the re
ply, 'Tllat's me"
"You seem to be nearly everybody
here, Mr.. Case. Where shall / find the
postmaster He may know more than
you've told me"
"Waal, | don't think so, but 0
can ask him il you like. Fin tho post
master"
Unwilling to ask any more questions,
tho reporter started for the white house
to the right Of the road There two
young women, busily engaged in do
nestle duties, snid their father had
gone to the store, but would return in
n few moments. Would the visitor
wait2 The reporter waited, md in
about an hour the ubiquitous Mr.. Cnse
arrived.
"Co,ue, girls" he said, II am ready
for dinner. Lay q plate for the
stranger. He wants to sec mo bad."-
New York Sun.
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Summons.

IN the District Court Of the sixth, judicial dis
tIic, Of the state of Montana. In AMI for Tho
county Of Meagi,rt.
John 4 Wilson, plaintiff
We.
Hugh \. White. defendant
III" state III Montana sends greeting 10 The above
named defendant.
You hre hereby required. Ia appear IN an
action brought against YOU by the above named
plaintiff IN The district court Of the sixth judi
cial district Of The state Of Montana, II, aud, for
the county of Mragher, aud Ia answer the
complaint filed therein Within ten days teSclu-
siye Of the day IT %seryicel after the service on
you of this II served Within the
county. on, " served out of this county. but
IN this district. within twenty days. otherwise
within forty days, or Judgment by default VIII
bn taken against you, according TO the prayer Of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the sun
Of three hundred and seventy five dollars
unpaid balance Of eight hundred and seventy
Ave dollars IN money alleged To have been paid
10 tho defendant for the usc aud benefit OF The
The defendant promised Ia pay 10 the plantiH. hut
which has been withheld by unreasonable and
to%Satious delay. since August lst iWN mud III
interest on said a3,5 from August ist. tAtW. nj the
rate Of ~ per cent per anuum aud costs an,l dis
hnis,nents Of this action.
And You ate hereby notified that II yol fail TO
appear aud answer the said complaint, M above
required, the plaintiff VIII take judgement against
You Tor the sum NJ G11h aud interest thereon from,
August list. lsD NJ the rate Of ~ ppr ten, per
ahhun and costs mud disbursements ot this action.
tt'eh under my hand and The seal of the Diet
tict Cont of the sixth Judicial District Of the
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-03-25

1t Is considered lucky to accept the
first bid offered for m article in the
morning, or to spit upon the first coin
received, or for IN unmarried person
to be seated inadvertently between n
married couple ut the dinner table, as
he OF she will find n partner within
the year. A black snail tossed by the
horns over the left shoulder will bring
good luck, as will an egg upon which
tbs shell is not formed if tossed over
the barn.
To carry n crust Of bread or n bent
cold, or n coin with q hole in it in the
pocket is considered lucky, or to find n
horseshoe or u four leaved clover. It
will bring luck to throw into tho fire
the first tooth extracted from n child.
or to see the moon over the right
shoulder, or to place n knife near Il
sleeping child Philadelphia Ledger
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-03-25

An Incident occurred, during the
journey Of the Duke Of Moiningen
through the country about Hamburg.
which gave his highnsss much merri
mcnt. One of the officials Of n town
was received by the duke, who spoke
Familiarity to him One Of his ques
tions was, II suppose you have not
necessarily to return to the Office to
day7' mo" answered tho official,
"the day is anyhow spoiled" San
Francisco Argoneut.
Again-and this last anccdote Ia ~
well known as to have become well
nigh historical--at n crowded meeting
Just before his election he was inter
rnpted by the question, Does your
mothe, know you are out2" "Yea, she
does" was the instant returt, "anj by
Tuesday night SHE will know I'm in"
His prophecy proved correct and l,s
headed the poll by n large majority.
San Francisco Argonaut.
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Notice to CO.Owner,

~ J"srFH SMITH. his heirs or assigns: You
are hereby notified that ! have expended in laho,
ana improvements upon the belinda lode min
Ing claims Tor The year ending December ~, lnAi.
the sum of $sml two hundred dollars and u,on tb,,
Foley lode t&Hi ~ s~ixty-Riy dollarsnnl tifty cents
said ninihg claims being on record IN the records
Of Mergter county, Mountain. The above expon-
%.lit,ires were made To hold said premises under
~" United States. You nrc also hereby notified
that of the above amount, ! have expended for
yom npot, the sail claims The sun II IRiB3 n,I
one hundred and thirtythr"e dollars aud twenty,
Ave cents aud II within ninety days after this
notice by publication you fail or refuse 10 con
tribute your proportion of such expenditure. AZ n
to-ownpr together with interest and cost, yopr
interest In nnid claim viii hecumn Tho %properi, of
the subscriber under said section 2.asl.
Nv ,lOus RuuKr
Neihart, Montana, Jan. 10 1897.
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n soy WIN ~ business tEthtns
What possibilities there are for the
small hoy. especially the boy who
ia growing mp ut the present dnyl
A well known city official OWNS a
boy whose eye for business is ome
thing out Of the ordinary run, ms
demonstrated by the following. The
youngster had evinccd n burning de
sire to go into business for himself, and
Mt length his father agreed to start tho
boy in the business Of selling newspa-
pers III terms Of equal partnership, MI
the profits to be equally divided be
tween the two partners.
new partnership the city official called
for an account of the days sales, rs
this was part Of the contract ~ made
eighteen cents today" said the little
fellow, land here's your money" ut
the saine time giving his father eight
cents. When the latter expressed his
surprise Mt receiving less than his share
the boy explained by saying that he
had divided the days profits into two
parts. one being placed IN one pocket
Of his coat and the other share finding
n resting place In n trousers pocket.
well" said the boy, ~ lost n cent.
but it was your cent"
On the following day business was
bad, and the little business man dis
posed Of only one paper When called
upon for n division Of the profits on,
embryo man of business explained that
he had sold but II paper. but "it was
my paper, aud Of course ! get the profit
md you don't" What II future fol
this boyi-W Waterbury American.
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WHICH, ONE WIS KEPT
9 were two little Kittens, . black and 4


There we're two little Kittens, . blsck and 4
gray.
And e-rsndmafnrna said, with 81 frown
ut never will do to keep them both
The black one we'd better drown.
: Don't cry, my dear" to tiny Tess,
"One Kittens enough to keep:
Now run to nurse, for It's growing lats
And time You we're fast asleep"
The morrow dswpsd, and rosy and sweet
Came little Bess from her nap;
hit nurse said, 60 into mammals rooro
And look in grsndrna's lap s.
Come here said grandmamma. Win a
smile,
From the rocking chair where she sat;
God has sent you two little sisters.
Now what do sou think Of thst1'
Eess looked Mt the babies q moment.
With their wee heads yellow and brown.
And then to erahdrnarnin scberiy said.
Which one are you going to drown"
New York Fashion Eazsr
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Notice to CO-OWner.

TO John u. Williams or whom il may concern,
Won are hereby notified that ths UNDERSIGNED.
your co owner in the Excelsior quartz lode
mining claim has in accotdaure with
section 1924 Of the revised statutes Of the Tinted
states expended IN labor and improvements upon
the said Excelsior quartz lode mining
claim situated in the Carbonate [uonr.
sanizedi mining district Meaeher county. state
81 Montana, the sum Of one hundred dollars
Tor The purpose Of holding ard re-.
presenting said claim according to law for The
year ending December 81, 1891 and unless Won
contribute. or cause to he contributed your Dor
tl!nn on said expenditure amounting to HE sun If
HIty dollars together with interest and the cost Of
this Publication within ninety days after the com
plete service Ut This notice by Qualification ppou
you. al yonr right, title and interest in and to
The, above described quartz lode mining claim
VIII become the property of the undersigned yonr
fb-oWnef who has performed the work and made
The required expenditure thereon.
1527 vivian Grvz
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No. Albl.
Application For A Patent.

T.. =. Land Once, Helena, Montana, !
February ~, lSHg. I
Notice ia hereby Vi 5pn that John &. 4. barker.
Edwin \. barker aud DhTid l.. y. tarker. of Nei-
hart. Timothy u. Collins, Of Great Falls aud
Elmer \. Anderson. Of white sulphur springs.
Montana, have this day filed Application for Pat
eBt, under the nining laws NJ Congress-, for ifaal
feet of The SPOKANE LODE, designated NJ sur
vey No. 3,i4, situated in Montana tunorganized)
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=. a. SwfeGrrT,
Register.


L. X Land obire, Helena, Montana,
Nn February ION, nj,
uNGlice Is hereby given that the Cornuropja
and by virtue Of tbe Iaws If fN, ~ nm"ef
Montana By, Patrick il. Donovan, it's n,,"rnev
" umn; Whos. postofiee address is Neihari.
"oh,aha' mas This day filed an application for
= pa,ei, i"r Heb linear feet, of the HONEY.
S.eh ar l2ts' ia" linear frst Of The myNCiNTm
district, Meagber county, Montana, he position'
course, ana extent, If the said mining claim
surveys. NO. 35lG. 35ts, $3.50, township M. IA
north of range & east being more portjcula,iv
set forth and described IL he official ieidd
pofes ana plat thereof on file in this Office IA
follows, to wit:
HoNGfautKLE LOBE, SURVEY NJ. 3HG.
BEGINNING at The southwest corner q granite
stone a'Ki2St inches set u inches deep md
u, l,%ab Tor corner Ne. I, With mound
NO. y Montana mining district township II
north Of range 4 east bears south d degrees
" minutes s6 seconds west aTb.g feet and
east 53l feet, thence north ~ degrees nast
VS. sss, fs a,l! ,,hs"ef south ~ degrees . minutes
gfees 70 minutes west 536 feet to the place
D pn neeinnins containing an area of I7b2 ARES
w ms survey claimed by applicant.
HyAttNfH LOBE SURVEY so.3sls.
Beginning at The northwest corner q yran-
tie stone Nxi5x6 inches set Il, inches deen
and marked 85ts for corner M, / vi,b
mound Of stone along side from which in.
ltihl point No. s., Montana miuipp district
township II north range 4 east hears s,utt,
% degrees % minutes 3G seconds west rITt, =
feet ana running thence sbnth II degrees 40
minutes vest 1900 feet, thence south - de.
erees II minutes east $50 feet. tIeure north
q degrees Il" minutes east Ifhl.j feet, thence
north ~ degrees - minutes west tn; feet Ia
me pia~ Of beginning containing m syen of
iNoS acres In Ibis survey claimed bY applicant.
SHERMAN topE SURVEY NO. 1863.
Beginning ut the south west corner n yrsn
Ute stone 1xiGES inches set ~ inches deep
and marked 1869 for corner No. l., with
mound Of stone along side from which initial
point No. 3, Montana miuipg district town
ship II north Of rdpee 4 east bears south 10
degrees ~ minutes vest biS7G feet and RIM
ming thence north 20 degrees fG minutes rast
69 feet, thence south ~ degrees 10 minutes
east 100 feet, thence south ", degrees N;
minutes west G9 feet. thence north III eprees
" minutes west 100 feet To pln.e Of begin
Mug, containing an area of U.GG acres in This
survey, excluding ~ a"res included in survey
No. 55N not claimed, leaving gb. orrrs
claimed by APPELLANT. Total arnn Of these sur.
teys II ~ nties tlnimed.
The location Of this mine is recorded IN ,hp
office If the Recorder Of Mcnphnr county. on
pages wi, W, iGl, in book !, /. I, Of records.
me hHJplHihH Claims are ON The west of the
lbNEtSItkLE lode and Uy&HINTtt lode.
Tie MONTANA lode survey 80. SlV1 and he
MAHLE lode survey No. 3ir'.
s. A. HWIGtETT,
J'S' " HAH'EH, Register.
1. $. Claim Agent. iagl
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No. AD5h.
Application for q Patent.


IT. S. Land ONCE, Helena, Montana. /,
january 90, lSH2.
Notice is hereby given that The COHNUCOptA
MlNIN'' tMPAN y corporation existing
by Patrick u. Donovan lis attorney IN fact, whose
l,ost-onlte address il Neilnrt, Montana, has this
day fled mn application foi a patent for 1850
linnai feet, The same being for $40 feet in n north
rrly aud GA #. II, n sontl,erly direction from The
point Of discovery ON the WODDBiNE Lode
t,irt, Measl,er county, Montana, the position,
course and extent Of said mining claim. desig-
mated by an official survey thereof, as survey
number bJi7, Township number II north, Range
y east, boing more particularly sci forth aud
described IN the official field notes aud plat there
ming ut the S-W corner n granite stone WlStnyi
inches, set ~ inches deep, marked t-bfa7. for
corne, number I. VIII, mound of stone alongside
from corner number l.. Initial Point lumber y.
Montana Mining District, Township II north
Range x east, bears soutl, 81 degrees - minutes
west s's' feet; running thence east CO. feet
thente north ~ degrees 81 minutes east 1900 feet
thence west 800 feet: thence south ~ tie
erees vi menntes west LOO feet to tornr,
number I the place of beginning, con.
tanning M area of lD4H acres In this survey, from,
which m arsh Of O.tN ncrrs IN conflict with survey
number 800 and survey number biiS. exclusive
Of survey number $500, is excluded and not claim
Ell, leaving an area Of 1880 acres claimed by np
plicant.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
oflc" Of The recorder Of Meaelcr county. on page
i6j IN Book I Of Lotes.
The adjoining claims are on The north, survey
number aiH tho Mable Lode, on tho west, survey
'vinher san, The Ontario Lode.
=. SwtaaEIT,
Register.
Jos. ~ %lIAnrrn,
elH US Claim Agont.
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No. 3t!t.
Application for Patent.

a. I u.t ant. Il-. --a--
Noiicn is hereby uiynu ibnt tLn CtVNny
WEALTH Mining aud Milling Company. by jta
Attorney In fact, William Mueller, whose post
once address Is Srilialt, Montana. has This dat
fled arpliraiion for Patent, under tho mining
laws Of fhnuress, fof,l5tU, 13|t.7, $50 md iits.l
linear feet respectively Of the Commonwealth,
spotted, Diamond i;"li and Silver Tip tolns dos
ignhted as survey numbers fItD hitt aa42 SGi3-
situated ~ Montana tunorghnizrd) Mining Dis
t.tii't, Mnnglhr County, Montana, IN nnsntyeyed
township - north Nang"s or y east wlici, claim
Is recorded In tn" Office Of the Rocorlnr of
,,n, n,,t ,1onn,,, i ~ " ~ o''Pn"' springs, M"H
anna
va ''"'' NH NO '""'
b'Ginnihe ut cnrnri number | from whicl, In
h'n' Poiut number 3 Township II Range x or y
nh't hears north ~ degrees u minutes cast 33,I
te"f' fh"hcr south " degrees west titI feet 10
corner nnin'ef 2: theme" nprti, - degrees u, min
U''s west i"'@.@ t"et 10 toiner number $ nlso tnr-
ief hlhihnr ] survey number $3.50: thence north
10 deFfe"s ~ minutes "net 1000 feet 10 corner
hn'lhnt =: thent" south ~ degrees On MINUTES
"hSt ~, t'ft 10 corner number l the place of
beginning, containing 1873 acres.
SPOTTED LODE, are. No. aGlt.
no,i,ni,, n, ,,,u., ,nt,, tu... .,,
;,inI JI.,nii,i q "u"'nni ' rom Wh'fn ~
q ~ q c,., hsar, ,o,,, 90 D",s'up ~, no,,n 'h'he
add foet ihrrcn ,n "tL NJ y. ",n".'s "af'
onst Iie1 fcr, +, ,,,"s, w. mst q. =" "'n".ea
M, L.i,,,,s m. ,,in,t,s ,.,, ,t. Il . ,"'.'e "o''n
nun,fe, p. ih,n'n s",,h 4 "'n" ~ na' ,v .",het
iiui : fec, f., ,,, mSt''F ~ n''""fes weau
',"grses b, mn" " a "a," "a !, t f. ' T." s"",, n'
| her Inc place Of Leyjnniug c,,toinina ~