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The Lamar register., 1892-05-28
May Valley.
ARIEL.

Correspondence.
FRIDAY, May 9th, 1892.
A light shower fell Tuesday afternoon.
'ris warm growing weather we are
having.
The cutting OF alfalfa will begin in
about two weeks.
c. F. Liggett, Of the ChirinDtou Chief
was in our vicinity last Sunday.
Horace Williams boasts OF having one
of the best spring colts in the county.
James Stephenson has set out about
four acres to fruit trees this week
The many trail herds passing serve to
enliven the monotony while we are wait
ing for water with which to irrigate. A
foreman OF one remarked they would
have but little trouble driving through,
il the farmers had good fences. They
we're so before the drive Of cattle was
commenced.
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For Your Comfort.

Travellers to and from Utah will be
pIeased to learn that Pullman palace
sleepers now run through, daily, without
change, between Chicago and Ogden,
over Santa Fe, Colorado Midland and
Rio Grande Western lines bound
via Colorado Springs, and east bound
via Colorado Springs and Denver.
The true scenic route; plenty OF time
TO see Manitou and vicinity.
Double daily passenger service be
tween Denver and Ogden.
Inquire of nearest Santa Fe ticket
agent, for rates, sleeper reservations, etc.
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comin.1hro. the Rye.

John Hess has secured the exclusive
local agency for this county for Dale
maud and Co.'S Cream Pure Rye This
Rye has become famous Tor Its absolute
purity. nutritive value, smooth taste and
delicious bouquet 1t is good for weak
lungs. a standard remedy for La GRIPPE
and stiuaulant tor impaired oonstitn-
tious. It does not rasp or soaA the
tkrost and stomach. nor canse nHussa.
dizziness aud headache.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-28
ho,icn.

L.xAE, CoLo., IA. Iith. 1892
The regular quarterly examination oi
teachers will be held mt Granada and in
the county school room on the second
floor OF the court house at Lamar, May
9th, 1892. Applicants must provide
themselves with pen and ink or lead
pencil. Paper will lie supplied by the
superintendent Applicants viii be
present promptly at . o'clock.
Arthur F. CRAWFORD,
County Superintendent
The Lamar register., 1892-05-28

The spring meeting OF the Overland
Jockey club will begin at Denver next
Saturday. and will continue until June
IL The races this year will be unusu-
ally interesting, as some Of the most
famous horses in the country are en-
tered. Persons desiring to visit Denver
on this occasion can buy tickets via
Santa Fe route at one fare for the round
trip, good returning until Jun II.
Tickets will be on sale May u, 2s and
30 and June 3, and 8.
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Two Car Loads of the Celebrated
DEERING BINDERS ana
MOWERS just received.
Come and see them.
M. STRAIN.
Advertised Letters.

The following is list Of unclaimed
letters remaining uncalled for in this Of
flee May IS, 1892,
Hunt, George
Sullivan, Frank (2)
Obryan, William
Strable, William
Chamberlain, Henry
EFT. LEE. p. NJ.
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Through Chair Oar.
w. b. PICKET,
Photographer.

On the 18th instant through chair
car will begin running from Newton to
Omaha via Strong City, Superior and
the F. f. Il NJ. v. road on A, T. & 8. F.
trains No 8 and 3O7 and F.E. INV
train No IS, arriving at Omaha $50 pm.
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|, W. G. Gould. Cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
and belief.
w. c. GorLp. Cashier.
Subseribed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th
day of May. isg2 D. E CourrR
,,lnEALl Notary Public.
CoRRECT-ArTEsT:
u. b. BaowS.
4. y: PARRIsH. Director.
We. GorLD, \
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NoticeI

Owing to other arrangements it vii! be
impossible for me to be in Lamar again
l therefore notify my old friends and
patrons of Prowers county that I viii be
in Las Animas short time. Come and
see me.
W u D,z.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-28

ARE YOU HUNGRY
FOR 4 HOME:
IL 50, write to Geo. T. Nicholson
c. p & T. A, A. L. & s +. r r
Topeka, Kansas, for copy OF new
edition Of Oklahoma folder, con.
tanning full account of Cherokee
Strip and Chickasaw Nation.
DO YOU WANT
SOME YELLOW GOLDY
Ii can be easily obtained in the
new mining camp of Cripple Creek,
Colorado. near Pixies Peak, direct
~ reached VIA Santa Fe Route.
The sensation OF 1897
ARE YOU THINKING
OF GOING EAST:
The Democratic Convention at
Chicago, June 2lst. and the Ma
tionAl Educational Association
meeting at Saratoga July 18th. af-
ford good chances To buy reduced
rate tickets via Santa Fe Route.
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The First National Bank

AZ LasAE. IN rIrE srtTz-sF CoiIoR2 l,.,
AT THE CLosE OF BusISgss
MAY 18th. IS9.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-28

RrroEr Or THE CcSprrias or
The Lamar register., 1892-05-28

Read the REGISTER
See M. Strains new ad.
They are painting the court house redl
Mrs G. T. Herbert visited in Denver
this week.
F.M Friend and wife, of Springfield,
are in Lamar to-day,
The Lamar register., 1892-05-28

GRANADA. Friday, May 9th.
Mayor NJ. F. Dickinson is spending
several days in Lamar on business before
The Lamar register., 1892-05-28

JAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05
Criminal Calendar.

Judge Miner has made the following
settings for criminal business In the
First District court at Ogden;
Monday, May o-rho people W. A..
Greenwell, Jr.; robbery; II. z. Hen.
defson, attorney for defendant.
The people vs.. II. Christensen; re.
coiving stolen property; x Perrin,
attorney for defendant.
United States W. William o. Thrall-
kill; fraudulently using United States
mails; Reilly n Kane, attorneys for
defendant.
Tuesday, May l0.-The people vs..
+. w. CLARK; embezLlement; NJ. A.
Breeder, attorney for defondant.
The people Vi. :. G.. Kinsoy; assault
with deadly weapon; y. T.. Arm
strong attorney for defendant.
United States W. Lars &. Chrlston.
sen; unlawful cohabitation }. n.
kiInhhil, attorney for defendant.
Wednesday, May 1.-THE people
". John l.. Evans; assault with n
deadly weapon; David Evans, attor.
ney for defendant. ......
Ing nquor without license; smith &
5miht, attorneys for defendants.
United States VI, Nathaniel Hodges;
adultery; G. c. Richadrs, attorney for
defendant.
Thursday, May l2.-The people Va.
+. q. Luke; conducting a lottery;
Evans a Rogers, attorneys for defend
ants.
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XOUNy2 EVANS SHOOTING.
.%~ "'
The Preliminary Investigation This
Afternoon.
THE DEFENDANT RECOVERING.
The Testimony Of DR.. Standard aud
Lem frauks.-Ihe Case In
Progress.
THE DEFENDANT RECOVERING.

The case OF the People vs.. Lewis
Kountz, charged with assault with n
deadly weapon with intent to kill, was
commenced before Justice keslcr this
afternoon at Q O'Clock.
His victim was Charles Evans, n
San Francisco drummer, who, with
Arthur l.. Smith, Denver travelling
man, met and made the acquaintance
Of couple Of giddy girls at Wonder
land on the 22nd Of April last, and
who were going-according to Smiths
statement-to u house OF assignation In
the southern part OF the city when they
were interrupted by Evans being sori.
ously shot In the shoulder by u young
man named Sountz, gn attache OF the
London Tailoring Establishment In
this city,
Assistant County Attorney Elchnor
prosecuted and Attorney Dye repre-.
" Med the defendant,
Lem Franks was put on the witness
stand and testified as 10 the particulars
OF the shooting substantially M detailed
In the NEWS at the time II occurred.
DR., StandaTt then testified as to the
course the bullet had taken after enter
Ing Evans body under the lett shout.
der. The wound, he declared, was IA seri.
Gus one hut did not necessarily involve
any great danger TO life. Tho patient
was now getting along nicely and with
continued good treatment would un-
doubtodly recover.
The case was in progress when til,
NEWS went TO press.
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client, patriotic. exceptionally free from
scandal, and was.eiuluesf," endors 3
the tarlil legislation Of to Fifty'hrst
Congress. denounces as narrow par
slmony" the present Democratic Con.
gross, aud says "whilc we hNor
the use Of hoth goh anl sil-
yrr a. monev metals, under conditions
which shall yunrantee their circulation
at continuing ard substantial parity
with each other, under existing cir
cum.tanoes we are unaltrtnbly op.
posed to free and unlimited coinage OF
silver. The movement Tor an inter
national silver Conference Is com
moulded, and modification OF mo
silver act Of 1890, TO ehnole tho ft,sl-
don't to regulate silver purchase, re.
commended. while tho administration
Of Harrison II strongly endorsed, no
mention ~ made Of Instruction 10 dele
gates 70 vote for hin.
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ROBBED HIS JAIL MATE.


A few days ago n couple OF young
fellows OF brief acquaintanceship were
arrested by the police on charge OF
trespn,s. They were placed In the city
Jail pending nm Investigation.
Their names were Thomas Burns
AMI Harry Merrill. Confinement lie.
hind iron bars did not serve, apparent.
ly In any way ~ dampen tho desire OF
Burns TO appropriate that which be-
louged to Others, for while his colleague
WAS asleep IN a crude AMI quiltless iron
bunk he relieved him Of n scarf pin, the
only article VI value IN his possession.
When brought before the Police Jus
tlce he plead not guilty bat the court
thought Otherwise. AS result he
entered upon an Incarceration in the
citysall today for period Of ten days
for petty larceny.
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U. 7. Excursion Rates.

On the lith lust, train Of Prosby-
terians will arrive In this city from
New York anu intermediate points, en-
route to Portland, oregan. The
party viii remain here over sun
day anu Monday aud leave hore on the
evening OF the Monday.
From the 9th to the 18th the Union
Pacific will soil excursion tickets TO
Portland and return at half fare.
Tickets are good for ninety days.
This IN the lowest rate TO Portland for
many years.
The same company has made AN eJ-
cursion rate to Ogden from all points
In the Territory TO the Democratic
convention. Tickets will be sold on
Friday and Saturday, good for return
Sunday.
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Probate Court.

The following business was tran
sacted before Judge Bar,ch today:
Estate Of Geo. Martin Wbite, de-
ceased; claim Of IS. p. Teasdale for
$500 presented. S. =. Teasdale sworn
and examined. Claim approved.
Estate of Hiram IL. Eldrvdge, de.
ceased; hearing on supplemental NC.
count Of special dministrator came on
per continuance. Proof OF posting
approved. Josiah Barrett sworn and
examined. Account allowed and
administrator discharged.
Estate Of Nelson Lawrence, de.
ceased; fnal account aud petition for
distribution came on per continuance.
II. W.Lawrence sworn aud examined.
Account allowed. Decree OF distri-
button made a. prayed for.
Adoption OF Veronica G.. Cook, a
minor; petition for decree Of adoption
came on per continuance OF May 18th;
case argued and continued to May 10Th
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ST. PAUL, May 5.--rhe Republican
State convention for the selection OF
delegates 10 the national convention
met here today. Chairman joel Heat
wolf Of the State committee called the
convention 10 order, spoke OF the COM
Ing campaign ~ one Of certain success
ON account OF the fact that tho party Ia
perfectly united. Senator Davis was
made Temporary chairman. The men.
ton Of the name OF Blaine caused
hearty applause. After disappointment
Of committee on resolutions, recess
wns taken til this Afternoon.
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The Wisconsin, Republican Conycu-
ton for iaFrisOu.

MiLwAUIlEE, Wis, May 5.-The
Republican state convention met here
this afternoon. Ogden n, Frthers o.
Janesville, temporary chairman, made
btiei AMI brilliant address, the CON
vention cheering heartily when ho
mentioned "As every inch man and
our model President, Benjamin Harm.
son." When he 80. ke Oi "rhat fore.
most man in the world to whom goes
out now, ~ always, the great heart Of
the Republican party, James q.
blaine" there was a moment OF hush,
then the hall rtsounded with cheers
renewed gFaiu AMI again.
The following il II summary ot the
platform adopted by tho convention.
The platform uuquslitiedly endorses
President Harrison ms "sIrong, ELI.
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A YOUNG CALIFORNIAN


q. Deming a Company, OF San
Francisco, have wired the local police
officers to be on the lookout for dash.
ing young fellow supposed to be in
this city aud who Ia wanted In the
Golden State Tor various infractiOns OF
Law. llo 10 q year. Of age, light
complexioned and has "a sandy mJu.
atacho, wears a light overcoat and has
n general dudish appearance.
The depot officers are keeping their
weather eye open and viii nab him
on his first attempt to leave the city.
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TIsHiAnsoo, |. r., May 5.--lRobcrt
Harris has been nominated for gov.
ernor OF the Chickasaw nation; VIM.
Keup for attorney general; Harris
represents the Byrd administration
now In power. He isa halfbfeed aud
the nomination does dot meet with the
favor OF the full bloods. Harris will be-
opposed by Jonts Wolf, the dlstln-
guishod full blood Chickasaw.
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LiI.rLE Rock, AK, May 5.--The
Stat. Prohibition convention met here,
rtnillrmed the national prohibition
platform and recommends equal suf-
irage without regard 10 race, sex or color;
money VI equal legal tender value; re-
stricts Immigration; against convict
labor; for the appointment OF Joint
committee by Conprosa 10 investigate
the whole liquor question; government
control Of RAILROADS; the settlement Of
strlkes by arbitrator.
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Not Guilty.

Tho case OF Steve Hicks, the Main
street pool room proprietor, who was
arrested yesterday on charge Of as.
saulting u boy in his place OF business,
came up for hearing before Justice.
Kesler this morning. After hearing
the evidence In the case the court de-
cided that the accused was innocent
and discharged him.
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PORTLAND AND RETURN.


WV INV Tut vi" H"U"H ErID'
For the accommodation Of those
desiring 10 visit ut points In the vicinity
Of or ut Portland IN May during the
session Of the Presbyterian General
Assembly, the Union Pacific will sell
tickets 10 Portland and return ut one
fare for the round trip. Tickets ON sale
May 0 10 II inclusive, limited to 90
days from date os sale.
For tickets or additional Information
apply 10 ID. Il. BuRLEY,
General Agent u. =. System, col
Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05

Providence, II. IT, May b.-The
Republican State convention met this
Afternoon. Benz. NJ. Ellsworth, tenn
pomry chairman, deolared that Rhode
Island would 20 Republican In Mo-
vcmbef, The temporary organization
wis made permanent. After eleetinR
delegates to Minneapolis, tho conven.
ton adjourned.
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THE pREsnyrsniAN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.


For the accommodation of those de
string to visit Mt points In tue vicinity
of or at Portland, during May, the
Union Pacific will sell tickets at one
fare for the round trip, Tickets on sale
May o To IA inclusive, limited to 90
days from dste Of sale.
For any additional Information ap.
ply TO ID. Il. HURLEY,
General Agent UuiCn Pacific Sys.
tenn, POI Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05

ROAM OAK, Va, May b.-'rhe Re.
publican state convention was called
TO order this afternoon by Grneml
Malone. Three rheotS were given
with n will for Harriron as tho next
President ofthe United states.
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HrTcHlssoS. Kauss', May 5.--At
the Republican State Convention this
afternoon, Judge Bafsett, Nemen
county, waa temporary chairman
There was n hot hght over the nomi-
nation VI congressman at large.
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The UNioN PACIFIC will sell tickcts
from Salt Lake City 10 Portland and
return at one fare tor tho round trip.
Tickets on sale May q 10 II, inclusive,
limited TO 20 days from date OF sale.
For any additional Information APP
ply ID. H., hurley,
General Agent L. =. System, 2Ol
Main Street,
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The History Of the Bannock Stake,
compiled by Andrew Jrnson, and late.
~ Published In the DRsERET WEEKLY,
haa now been Issued In pamphlet form,
and can now b. had at the DEsEREr
News Office at IS cent? per cory. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-05

BARRE, Vermont, May GA thou.
sand granite cutters struck tbs
morning.
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tssSIRIo#s nav uhAND1
e, sIRAMDs WESTERN.
IsSS RAyyAy< ~ Standard eui1,.
Standard ouiu..


frAyEs ntr LAKn.
40 p For ffUyn, Selma. Grand juno.
tlou aud all plirt1 Nat. ssaNaz
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Nn' 1-for ifnEo, ray anu Eurnta CO. pa
No. f-fur Ht|oau.
80. 3.-ior Hot springs aud Orien.. .It.tspr'
30, t--fHf ogden and the Wrtt ....-.iiisa.a.
40, 3-fcr ogtcn AMI Tho We ......a.59 pc.
An iyrs sAtr tANr.
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Junction ma tho East .....liiisau.
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Pullman Palace sI7cpsrs on su ufdsn
tru na. Sortangrsi close connections. .lisit
prr4 und comfort.
atthrtOtuo No. 2nu Main str.st
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Neh, aanasgr tupt Oou.trIAlntAd
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

D. g. NaafH NfINa ANu uukIV TfrtfNHTf FL
sfae y NItiailti uffreft. ffs. Nsufara, HrsftsHl
Aefa,s ff1fffian rtntf BY alIata tditaa. WatfIl
49, Nee ll bilfsfita sHifriHf af .fiaH lasaatf.
l.asi, e.Ys .s.n f..uaisfs or a. ntHflisst -.
III as nN fsfaH MHHHHHssf raIHfI aFff HFHHHa
N.ta q. ."tfNa He.I aaHl Z ~ d. Hf ran Ns
saaa4.g tAttafei ftfe fssh ttle ofs tatrs Ht 8
WI $50 afltu HHaasfea = rlrrl iHaf tafaf OfasHnffs
w ~, ~ slassai ffaitA ce liaat - Nsia Hrsat
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RAILROADS.
TIKI THROUGH CAR LINZ.
EFFECTIVE MAY Isl. ISM

7ra'as Antre aud Dtpari at SAT Lst, -.
DaRy. az foilsiris w
ARRIVE.
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Prom OIL Eastern pointa..........,, AM
Prom Butte Portland and San iran. 'n
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IMPURE BLOOD,

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their origin IN the uhIaIl.A. aHl u.h4aIthv
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- P9tp-,' = -9p.,'' ''.. -. ..'i- IN.
EXAMINATIONS "I -oh- standing ...-I.-.s pains
lingering and sCIO.lAs diseases and a.. ski,
diseases such As rT-gfrlr- H..-..... -
b1otcbas ara an ......r f-- aLI
's Oh .....-a .u tie
DIOod. Ilthe UIp'Il li'N7 .hiHH-. ... vessels In
a pure, fresh and powerful Stream. .r carries D.,
every part Of the boIv and ru ......... ..-... "
and fresh vitality and carrie. ..... '' -I'
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CULTIVATION OF THE VOICE.
BIZ DIR. wALDTERN PEGG.

Voice cultivation is a very excellent
study, whether one intends to adopt the
pperatic profession or otherwise. The
human voice ought never to be neg
lected; careful training tends to keep
the lungs in healthy state and
tren9thens them. 1t also broadens
the chest aid greatly increases its
strength; it also considerably adds to
the hexibility of the muscles of the
throat and by so doing improves the
tones of the voice. A proper and iu-
dicious treatment in the cultivation of
the voice is full of incalculsble physic-
al advantages and benefits. Although
the throat has great deal to do with
speaking and singing, it is not of first
Importance. 1t is the tube through
which travels the sound, mod
ulated $50 to speaS) by the lips, etc.
The voice is actually composed of two
distinct organs; one produces the
sound and the other, articulation. The
former organ creates, or l should say
produces sound, the latter strengthens
and moulds sound into speech. In
modern vocalization these organs ell
act an equal part. The larynx, the
organ of sound, produces the verbal,
the sustained, the singing and musical
sounds of the voice. The organ of az
ticulstion, the consonsntal and other
sounds of the voice. The consonant is
the distinctive element of human
speech. A vowel sound is the result OF
an uninterrupted flow of the vibrating
air current; q consonant sound, on the
other hand, is the result of a complete
obstruction and explosion. of partial
obstruction and explosion, or of a
partial obstruction only. The place
and manner of the obstruction and
explosion, or the obstruction orly,
determine the character of the
sound. Now for the three points
of obstruction: first, the contact
OF the base or back of the tongue and
OF the soft palate; secondly, the contact
OF the tip of the tongue and the hard
palate; thirdly, the contact of the lips,
(before stately or the lower lip and
also the upper teeth. Should these
three points of action or obstruction IN
consonantal production be adequately
trained and mastered, it will give to
the singing voice q delicate, easy and
distinct pronunciation without in the
least interfering with the legato flow
and use of the voice.
The principle of instruction, training |
and study Is so natural and easy, that |
one is filled with amazement and wonder !
that there are so very few vocalists !
with good pronunciation when sing
ing every consonantal sound IN the use |
of words should be given its full value
and In clear and unambiguous man
ner, especially when the word begins, !
or ends, with them-in instances like !
these, the termination of one word, |
should not be confounded with the |
of the next one.