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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24
OFT INTO THE COLD
A Carroll County Widow is Turned With Her
t-itiiursu.

Carrollton, Ga, January lS.-iSpeclal;y-
John II. l.. Benford, good citizeh u Cai-
roll county, is under arrest Tor arson he"1S
Ward is III the same box.
Benford, Ward and an nnKh9"n nd1n
Went TO widow Mary +. White $ last night
and turned her and her little children out III
the snow, took her household goods out OF ihe
house. carried them into the woods elShty
rous and set fire to the residence.
This was Benfords way OF cOilecunS
debt.
Widow White borrowed some money OF
Benford last fall who took mortgages on
Mrs Whites farm where she hyed. me
debt became due some time ago ana behIotu
went to Mrs. White and demanded llhnedl-
ate payment. Mrs. White could not meet
her obligation and Benford insisted that Airs'
White must turn over her farm and nome
to him without press OF law.
To this proposition Mrs. White demurred
and a general quarrel between the woman
and Benford resulted and Il fight was barely
aycrted
Renford made many threats of violence
during the quarrel and the woman had him
arrested and bound over to keep the peace.
Matters racked along until last night. when
Henry Benford, Lewis Ward and an I'M
known man went to the widow and aroused
her from sleep and drove her from her res
idence took her household goods out and
burned the house.
Warrants We're sworn out and the officers
arson and other crimes. A preliminary
trial will be held at B0wdcn tomorrow, it
being near where the crimes were COM
lnittcd.
Mr.. Benford, one of the defendants, is a
good citizen and Il leading man Of his com
munity. He adopted very peculiar methods
70 collect his debt and such may land him
III the chalngang. Bcnford says the farm
is his now, as be has put the woman out
of possession by burning her house.
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So pages, every page bearing half-tone
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band, those intending, marriage, etc. Every
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the plain facts, the old secrets ard the
new discoveries OF medical science as APP
piled to married life, who would atone for
past folles and avoid future pitfalls, should
write for this wonderful little book. 1t will
be sent free, under seal, while the edition
lasts. If convenient enclose 10 cents to
pay postage alone. Address the publishers,
| Erie Medical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24
A CUTTING AFFRAY.
4 Family Affair in Carroll County aud tho
E,6ult.

Result.
Carrollton, Ga, january 17-tSpecial,)E
News of Il terrible cutting scrape reacneu
here today from the eastern part Oh inns
county Bud PreaSt cut ms younger
brother, John Preast, very seriously IL hoC
fatally. D., r.oos+
has been living with two wives OF la'e anu
his father Thomas freast, who Is good
and law-abiding citizen, demonstrated with
his waywart son for his wickedncss, ana
Bud commenced TO abuse ElS fathef D..
cursing him and calling him all hihds OF
ugly names. John PreaSt took his lathet
part and Il fight soon commenced pc
tween the two brothers and Buu cut Johh
as stated above. During the fight between
the two brothers Il sister ran III between
them to part them and she received dan
gerOIlS wound. The mother tainted Willie
the fight was going on and came near oyilis
1t is said Bud preast is bad man anu
has whipped his Lawful! wife three uihes
during the past week. His concNblAe mas
come TO his home and taken posses
sion and preast's lawful Wlfe IS
compelled at the point OF the iaSh 70 coon
wash and do for her husband ana lis pre-
ty miss, .Nhile they play cards ana max
love t.rNIinn.. rsther all day. Bud Ireast >
neigssench hranclmakes his own wife WORK
in ia the fopoint of q pistol to sup
port Es.-s. .lci his concllbine, while they
sit in the shade of the trees near ny:
breasts wife ran away from nome o!e
night last week ard Went to her sister 5:
but her husband left his second loye
long enough to go after her and whip her
all the way homo the next morning. lie
gave her orders that he would kill her II
She left any more. 1t was for THIS treat
ment of his good wife that breasts father
was demonstrating with him when the
fght occurred in which John Preast was
probably fatally cut and his sister seriously
stabbed Preast is Il one-armed man, put
saws he is the bull Of the woods IN ms
part of Carroll county 1t IS runored tlial
thn white cans have been seriously consid-
ering breasts case and may attend TO him
at an early day.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24
,Tustics Lamar VIII Not Resign.

Jackson, Miss, January 15.-The stosv
that Justice Lamar will resign soon after
Mr.. Cleveand's inauguration, which has
been circulated to the extent OF urging names
as his successor. is discredited here, while
his health is not as good as it might be,
still there is authority for stating that his
condition is not such as to necessitate his
resignation 1t is believed that he will soon
he able to take bis place on the bench and
that there will be no occasion for his resig-
nation before he has reached the age and
served the length of time when it will be
allowable for him to retire under the law.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24
9RAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC
CONSTITUTION oFFTCA
ATLANTA. January II, 1888.
N2rGcartAk


ATLANTA. January q Roasted oofee-Arbuohlsh
ciIOc b 100 n cases; Lion 2410c I.everings 14.1ecI
Green-Extra choice q c. choice good zoe; air 9tei
common lsd 1e &c. Sugar-Crauulatcd 638c: powdered
&c; cut oa &c; white extra &c; New Orleans yellow
clarified i5scc1a; yellow extr. @ 4c. Syrup-New
dreams choice 45c; prime s. 64oe common S9Gsse
Moasses-Gionuine Cuba S5tdSSc imitation 21@2as
Teas-Black 35l155c green 40fboc Nutmeg tS@7oc
Cloves 25I SOC. Cinnamon iG{2l2'ec. A!ispiee eAlle
Iamaica ginger sa. Singapore pepper 13c. Mace Sle3
Rice-FaIr nc; good ,ec;common6 5af6c; imported
Japan SIC Salt-Hawleys dairy $3.50; icecream Sll9;
VIRGINIA 75c Cheese - Full cream, Chcddars II
Oats l2'sc. White ash-% bbIs SOU pals Soc soap
GO ns s225o25O Cand es-Parafin II &c; sta lOae.
Macues- l00sSoo zoos $500 70 Is; Zoos s. oo'7o; $685.
gross 1915. Soda-kegs, bulk, Sc 60. ID package
b7sc cases IL sac; do and = lbs SC; do. lbs rs,
Crackers xxx soda eye; XXX butter bAc; IN
pearl oysters 5c ehe and excelsior !c lemon cream vel
XXX ginger snaps &c: cornhils Sc. Candy-Assortea
stick &C; French mixed l2i5c. Canned goods-Hon'
derseG milk $sc0d8.10 imitation mackerei S3.9o@ieS
salmon $500 n75o; ". oysters SIS; l. w s'sO corn
81 seas &c. tomatoes 81 60 Ball potash $50 Starcn-
Pearl 4ibc; luinp sc; nicke tcSage sa0Hce!luloia
$500 Pickcs-Plan mixed, pnts, 81 40: quarts
ST. 5ol7l5o PowGer-Rife, kegs, $40; n Kegs s2.lo u
kepes 20. Shct-$I.60 p sGck.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

If you wish 10 get well and overcome ,S1 ne
your physical weakness entlrely' IL VIII pe
cobs' Pharmacy, Atlanta, Ga; He has a
medicine especially prepared for nervous us
and is advertised in these columns: me
h thaT it is IS s%centi6cay blended wth some
Of the best known curative ingredients, 1t
is said to be a sovereign remedy for the
building up of feeble men and women. II
is for sale by Jacobs Pharmacy A'ian'a'
Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

interests of the peoples party thad ne niso
of the democratic convention from time t.. TO
time that he communicated the Signs o. ene
tions. that he was guilty Of administering ex.
ira judicial oaths to other persons. ana INA. tnat
being member Of an unlawful oIg a;a ~
he failed to sever his connection with IT,
There were before the grand jury TO-DAY as
witnesses ex-State Senator Bell and MI.
Dunn of Henderson
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24
Staid Citizens Carry Pistols for Self Protoc-
ton The "Fiend Of the Allow"
WILSON HAS BEEN INDICTED.
North Cardinals Third Party Leader IL in .

Raleigh, N. o. January 17.-(Special. THE
sensa ton In this state growing out OF the
discovery of the secret political organization
known as Gideons band, will not soon be
forgotten.
Today there was added another chapter to
this sensational history. The solicitor of this
district sent to the grand jury of the superior
court now in session here a bill of indie ,ment
against S. Ohio Wilson, who is the chairman
party. and who is by all believed to have
been the head Of the order of Gideonites.
This promises to be the beginning Of a most
notable trial. There various counts in
the bill Of indictments: these charge that Will
son was member Of a secret political or
used the organization for the promotion Of the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE
After He Had Drained the Father OF Ills
SHeethar Who lad Nihinhe tied Ear.

Sweetheart who Had Disinhe tied Her
Carrolton, Miss, January 20.-Robert
George, nephew of United States Senator
j. T. George, committed suicide at ittabena,
Miss, last night while on his way to Car
rolton jail i'll charge of q shcriff's posse.
Young George was charged with the muir
der of Captain w. E. Prince, one of the
most prominent and wealthy planters in
the state
The story Of the tragedy is one of the
most sensational III the history of Missis-
sippi
A few nights agn Captain Prince was as
saultcd with an tx when he entered the
door of his residence in the suburbs of
Carrollton. He Was knocked senseless and
lay Ill Il pool of blood until the next MORN
ing when he was discovered by his wife.
His wounds We're fatal. Investigation re-
suited III the arrest OF Robert George yes
terday. Young Ge-rse was violently in
love with Miss Shelly Prince, daughter of
Captain Prince Captain Prince objected
to the match ana threatened to disinherit
his daughter unless she gave young George
up, which she refused to do. He wrote
his will disinheritjng her. The couple COM
menced maxim" Preparations for the future
by the daughter drawing a draft on her
father In the nam, cf a New Orleans mer-
chant, to a large amount which young
George cashed IN a Carrolton bank and
placed to his credit.
After trying to murder Captain Prince,
George left and went to his brother-in-law
at I}oebUcl lake, where he was captufed.
An officer took HIM to Ittabena for the
purpose of taking the train to Carrollton.
On attempting to arouse HIM at night 10
take tx train he found the young man
dead, having ended his miserable life by
taking dose of poison.
All disorders caused by bilious state Of t the
system can be cured by using carriers ll.tle
attending sa ns their 1. eanr sTf them or
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

wards they succeeded in keeping the woods
between them and the temple of justice.
Many of these criminal tourists are as
ISOLATED with tragedies that have not as
vet passed from the memory.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24
For Two Thousand DO 1lars

Cash I will sell fifty acre farm within
one and half miles of railway station IN
Thomas county, Ga, having SIX acres III
hnoring lie C0nte pears and will guaran-
fee an income therefrom under intelligent
management Of not less than per. cent
above aI" taxes for five years. This offer is
open for thirty days. Bank reference gwen
on inquiry. ,. ~. NJ L I'M ~
ian1ll-M2t IhOmaSNlIle, va.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

The demand for the great speeches of the
late Henry ". Grady has been so great
that L have complied them III pamphlet
form and am now prepared to send them
postpaid for 50 cents. No home in the
United States should be without them.
They nave been pronounced the greatest
and wisest speeches ever deliverd by an
American patriot. Send 80 cents Stamps
:" T. J. KELLY,
Care Constitution, Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

ATLANTA January 81 -FiOur-First patens s'os
second patent $780, extra fancy a 0o ianoy $50 family
mixed 5sc Oats-rexas proof white 4Se iixsd
45c aychoce timothy afee ba es 9g NO, It. t'H oo
Ne tiuiothy small bales, 95c; No. timothy; small
baies s5o. Mead Plain 5Sc; be ted Sc Wheat bran
large SACKS s5c: small sacks 80. Cotton seed meal
81 10 = cwt steam 1eed-s1.35 q cwt 0rits-Pearl
C Ok
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

ATLANTA, January 21-Apples- Fancy g.. bo36ea
bhl Lemons 81. 01n3.50. Orangcs-Florda $50 GS.N
Z. box Cocoanuts3l a4c. Pineappes 81 6a9200 Is dog.
bananas 3l.51: 100. Figs l3hlsc. Raisins-
New California S2.a0; boxes 315o: d boxes Toe. Cur.
rants 7Msc Leghorii citron 2pG925c. NutsAlmonds 1
pscans II 4I4c. brazil II 12iac ri berts II sc Wal.
nuts 12isN, l5c. Poanuis-Virginia electric light 81
Ga6c fancy handpicked ~ 6c North Carolina 44ssoA
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24
JUST FROM GEORGIA.
NV Lady.

In my poor cot there dwelleth not
A lady lulled in laces
And satins fine; none such Is mine
But very sweet her face is:
For God, when first her heart did beat
Smiled on her face and made 1t sweet.
She robeth not her dear self in
Rare gowns of queenly spendor;
She hath won all that she would win
hearts love loyal, tender;
She is not rich; and yet know
One kiss Of love can make her SO!
No jewels glitter on her hands,
Nor eer to love betrayed her;
OF all the ladies of the lands
She's just God hath made her;
For when He made the morning He
Made one rose for Himself and me!
And close beside my heart I wear
That flower that fadeth never;
And If [ pray, it's but this prayer:
To keep that forever.
But 10! my lady comes, and she
Brings roses Of her love to me!
MARIA" said the editor, solemnly, there
amt but one hereafter for me, and that's q
hot one. I'm one Of them fellows that was
damned from the foundation Of the world!
Where's that last lecture Of Bob Ingersoll's?"
Tho BillviNe Hammer.
We have been expelled from church FOR
buying an overcOat with the collection. We
have hard road to travel, but we are de-
termined to keep warm till we strike the
hereafter.
Our eldest daughter who was a great reader.
has run away with book agent. Literature
in family.
The railroad has just killed our mule who
went all through the war. He was a genuine
colonel, and his title Is now on sale cheap,
at this office. Now is your chance to become
q veteran!
-
we will hold private services at our residence,
81 Poverty Place, tomorrow, morning and
evening. Only five collections will be taken
up. in order to enable us to buy mule.
Come while sing!
Some thief broke into our dwelling Wednes-
day night and stole only pair Of pants.
That's why we've been wandering around in
wife's dress. They can't rob Of our
shirt, however, as we've always got it on.
Our father-in-law has heart failure and we
have secretly insured his lifein our favor for
$500 As soon as he dies we will give Ourself
a dinner and enlarge the paper. We insured
our mother-in-law's life ten years ago, but
we got tired waiting and let the policy lapse.
A Song of Coal.
"Coal. coal, coal!'
That's the perpetual cry
OF many q ShiVering soul
Who hasn't the money to buy.
Goal. coal, coal!"
Coal at five dollars a ton,
And IL it's true, as the papers say,
There1 soon be none--be nonel
O. but for one short hour
Where fuel is cheap and good
Where the editor feels the magic power
OF subscriptions taken in wood!
Goal, coal. coal!'
BY the ton, and In smaller lots,
And | long as | shver and shake meath the
kiyer,
For a mountain Of lightwood knots!
Nearly all the weekly editors are urging
delin0ucnts to settle early and avoid the rush.
II this doesn't mean worlds fair, what does
1t mean.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

Sweet Laura, all contiding takes
My hand-the skating's nice;
But when the ice gives way and breaks
l would 1 We're the Ice!
Or rather. when with sweet alarms
Love anxious for her. sake
She sinks into the lakes cool arms,
I would 1 were tie lake!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24
GEORGIA NEWS.
EVENTS OF n WEEK IN THE EN-
PRE- STATE.

Tersely Telling of Passing Events Calculated
to Catch the Eye and Interest the
keader-Other Matters.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

ATLANTA January 81 - Eggs S36a36e. ButtsY-
Western creamery 35c choice Tennessee 20 t22 Sc
other grades 10 PFC Live poutry-Turkeys 10 al24t
D M hens 27l.; young chickens, large Is 10 small
epring l0G12ac; ducks 20G122'ac Dressed poultry
Turkeys l51 lie; ducks 56gI7c; chickens II aal5.
Irish potatoes Si.2o ,25 Is Sweet potatoes, new
IS T5c q BIZ. Honey-Straned 10c in the comb lGA
I21sc. onions $i.26 u III. Cabbage SIC q ii.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

81 have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs, and in each case have used Browns
Bronchial Troches, which have never failed
and must saw thew arc second to none In tho
world."-XsltD Il. Nay, Cashier, st. Paul. MIN.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

ATLANTA January I-Ciear rib sides, boxed 10Is
ice-cured bellies 122ic. Sugareured hams 46 @l6c,a c
cordng to brand aud average; California IL nc Rreas-
asst bacon lie. Lard-Leaf IL sc.
BagSing and Tiss
ATLANTA, January 2l-Baggin. -1A D CO.
SIC; ~ h 70. Arrow ries-S11l.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24
ggE COTTON MARKETS.
CONSTITUTION OFrICD,
ArI.a r!rA. January a.
Xocsl-Marsst quiet; middliug s'tc.


NEW YORK, January FL Tho statistical position
ss made up by Saturdays Financial Chronicle Ia ~
ri
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

NEW YORK, January 2i-The total visible supply
Of cotton FOR the world 10 4,S6a0s1 bkies Of which
,e20, 25l b&les American against 462s ,Gs5 and
420 33 bales respectively last Receipts st all In
terror towns 5s5l6 bales ReceIpts from plantations
s6,1o5 bales Crop in sight 6,i22,s 1854 oalos.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

Raleigh, n c., January lS.-Goyernor Elias
were sworn in today by CHIEF Justice Shep-
herd. Notwithstanding the inclcmency of the
MES. Many distinguished men and many la
dies We're present. The inaugural address was
conservative in tone; The governor advocates
the repeal of the 10 per cent tax on state
bank notes. adverts to the agricultural char
actcr of the population Of the state and urges
legislation friendly to the farming interest
and economy in the administration OF state
affairs. The address gives great satisfaction
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

NEW YORK, Jsnuary Il Tho following ID sAa
statement the associated banks tbs wesk ending
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

Skatin' times in Georgia-ain't they good and
great,
Sittip' on the river bank an watchin' fellers
skate!
There's lots o. fun on the lakes by daytime an
by night,
An when the ice in flinders breaks, an fell
Ier's "out o sight!'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-05-13


Pf grass and water, a rev mounEng jets
and dash or two Of golden color. That
Us all there IS OF it--a mere stage setting
with real earth and real water and not
rnucn else unaU Is real apouE IJ--pur ae-
signed and constructed by genius OF the
highest order. met hero one day Mr..
Thompson, an English artist Of note. He
was leaning against an imitation granite
pillar.
Il was just thinking" said he. Sin fact,
have been here two hours thinking, what
pity this must all come to an end in six
months To say that lam amazed does not
half tell the story I have travelled all
over Europe, have seen the finest architec-
ture OF ali the capitals and the most lavish
decoration, but nothing to compare with
this. The like was never known in the
world before. Why must it perish? Why
must it be thing heeting and evanescent,
vanishing in the autumn like a fower2 Is
there not wealth and public spirit enough
in America to preserve in solid marble,
even if millions be required, the gleries
which we now see before us in mere plas-
ter?"
This is question often asked by stran-
gers, especially foreigners. And, do you
know, it would not be at all surprising if
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-05-13
A Curious Coincidence.

A business firm which was engaged in
settling a matter of Importance had in
its Office two lawyers, one its own and
another representing an outside estate.
A document was under preparation.
"And these payments, said one of the
lawyers. debating, "shall be made rata
bly," Ives" interrupted the other law
yer, land please see that the word rata
bly, is spelled without an e." The other
smiled, and the lawyer who had made
the interruption told his story. eyes
terday," he said, II had occasion to use
the word 'ratably,' probably for the first
time for moro than year. After I had
written the syllable rat I hesitated for
an instant, and in that instant lost the
knowledge whether the word was spelled
with an or not. I went into Judge
Blanks Office, just adjoining, to consult
his dictionary. He was writing at his
desk, and as passed him / asked,
Judge, how do you spell ratably? He
answered, Exactly as I am writing it at
this instant; look over my shoulder I
looked, and he was just finishing the
word .ratably,' which occurred in the
course Of q document he was writing.
He, too, averred that he had not before
had occasion to use the word for
months, at least"
This may well pass for a remarkable
coincidence-that one man should come
in to ask for the photography of a recon-
dite, little used word at the exact mo-
ment when another man was writing it.
--.Boston Transcript.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-05-13
BEAUTY OR POWER.
One Or the Other Fascinates the
Crowds at Chicago.
WALTER WELLMAN AT THE
FAIR. f

How the Great Exposition Swallows I'm
Crowds of People-The Spots at Which,
the Throngs Are Thickest-The Plaza.
the Boiler House, the Engines, the
Japanese Palace.
WORLDS FAIR, May 8. = Especial. -
Dne OF the remarkable things about this
Exposition is the manner in which it swal-
lows up crowd. 1t seems as if half the
people of the earth could be poured into
this vast enclosure without producing any
unpleasant congestion of humanity except
at the spots where sight-seers are drawn
together by some magnet of unusual
power. On the opening day, May LIST,
H00, 900 people were within the gates. Of
course there was tremendous crowd
hround the grand basin and near the Adj
tninistration building during the cere-
monies. Every one wanted to be near the
president of the United States, the duke
of Veragua and the other high dignitaries.
But In the afternoon, after the president
hnd the other distinguished guests had
gone, the vast throngs scattered through
but the grounds according to their bent.
The vast exposition swallowed them up as
If they were flock of sheep turned loose
in forest.
This is NOT to he wondered AFT when we
ston 70 oonsidar how large the fo;r s.
yU;t,,,,s a., -. COO -
- O-,o o,.oAosuio o.o nsal.y wv aoreS
grounu. IN ene MIDWAY plalsance or
pnclaa siae-snow are eighty acres more.
pf the total number of acres probably 500
are occupied by buildings or are available
for the movements of the crowds. the re-
mainder being waste land or coyerad bv
~ ,ra+ers - +ba 1aroons 49, ~. ~
ST.. !. :. - ~ ooo cav ponus
0lnoe ~ = posslo,e lor ao'ooo people 70
stand upon single acre II compactly but
not incompactiy nassed, 1t will be seen