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the scalp healthy and prevent bald
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See notices of assignees sale ot mil
linery stock in another column. 2 2Gt6
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+. B. Lille & Co., are breaking q e
record selling wheels. DO you knc "
why? Because they have the bcSt
wheels the crescent-at popul ar
prices. Why pay SlG0 for wh, cl
when you can get one as good as there
Is mnde for SIP
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Go to lIirzel Brothers for cheap gro
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Leader july 23, lS9j
Notice BY Publication
la the district court of Logan county
Oklahoma territory.
Katherine Streble, plaintiff,

vs.
John A. Sampsel, Lydia b. Sampsel,
J. G. Nicholson, G. A hubbard, K NJ.
Snyder, j. T.. W. Doe ike & Co. Carey
Lombard Lumber Clmpany, Capitol
National Bank and Joseph j. Helm, de-
fendants.
Whereas, the above-named Kath-
crime streble, on the 9th day OF June,
ls95 filed her petition ia the district
court OF Logan county, oklahoma ter
/ ritory, against the above named de-
PENDANTS John A. Sampsel and Lydia
H. Sampsel, demanding Judgment
| against the said defendants for the
sum Of S203 and interest aud that a
certain mortgage given on lot 0 in
block SO, Guthrie proper, Logan
county, Oklahoma territory, be fore
closed aud said property be sold for
the satisfaction of plaintifIs's claim
and costs OF suit, and
Whereas, on tho 23d day OF July,
1898, said plaintiff filed her amended
petition making the following named
parties defendants, to-wit. J. {. Mitch
.elson, C. A. Hubbard, r. NJ Snyder. ].
( h. w. Doepkc & CO.. the Carey Lom-
bard Lumber Company, Capitol Ma
tional Bank and Joseph j. Helm, al
leging that said last named defend
ants claim or have liens and ineum-
brauees on said lot o in block 50, Guth.
rio proper Logan county. Oklahoma
territory, and flied her affidavit that
she was unable 10 obtain personal SER
vice In Logan county. Oklahoma terri
tory, upon the defendants j. G. Miten-
olson, g. A. Hubbard. r. M Snyder, j.
T. w. Doepke & Co, and Joseph j.
Helm,
Therefore the last above named de
PENDANTS will take notice that they
must appear and answer or otherwise
plead 20 the petition and amended pc
ttion filed as aforesaid 10y the said
plaintiff kathrine Streble in the dis
trict eonrt OF Logan county, okla
homa territory, on or before the 4th
day Of September. 1895. or judgment
will be taken against them foreclos.
ing the mortgage on said above de
scribed property and forever barring
them, and each of theni. from any
right. title. claim. interest lien or
equity OF redemption ia or TO said
above described real estate and for
costs OF suit.
In witness whereof | have herenntp
set my hand and affixed the seal Of
said court al Guthrie, in said county
and territory on this. the a3d dav Of
July, 1895. LOUIS T.. prrs.
lSeal Clerk of she District Couet
+ o. Cassidy attorney Tor pleinaG,
Tf...t n..tft. f...4 q.
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Dnn,t Read mn.

See notice of assignees' sale OF mil
merry stock in another column.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-20

Saloon and fixtures. Best location
and hnest fixtures in town. Enquire
at 2O7 south 81 end street. 23tf
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Beggs' Blood Purifier.
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Call for and be sure you get Beggs'
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W. W. Taylor, South Dakotas de-
faulting state treasurer. has been SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for FIVE
years. He has been released en- bail,
under habeas corpus proceedings, until
the supreme court can pass upon the
legality OF the sentence. 1t is claimed
that the law is defective an that in
consequence two years is the maxi
mum sentence which may be imposed.
There is every reason 60 fear, too, that
this position will be sustained by the
supreme court
However, If the present sentence
stands, here is how the books will
stand:
Total stealings confessed to
date S367, OPS
Restitution through bonds
men 100, 900
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To whom il may concern;
Notice is hereby given that Robert
McCune has this day filed his pc
tition for license 10 retail liquors In
Muihall, Logan county Ok. and that
unless objection 20 the same as re-
quivcd by law be dled bv the sist day
OF July, A. ID 1898, said petition win
be granted.
Guthrie, o r. july l6, 1898
r. kMMETT STEWART,
County Clerk
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Attention. Ladies'.

X. L. Cohen has county warrants oi
all denominations for sale. u
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This equals yearly salary OF Sb3.
l0A. go during the entire term Of his
imprisonment, not taking into ac-
count any reduction OF sentence for
good behavior. Excuse US, but We
positively refuse to worship for the
unfortunate Mr. Taylor.
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the hair by using Halls hair renewer
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Thorough stallion and other
stock for claim or city property. Ad.
dress j. w. WEIR.
d lm Crescent City, Ok.
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Furnished front room for rent, i15
Broad.
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For Rent room house on Springer
avenue, owned by DR. II. +. Halstead.
Call at school land Office. Z tw
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LESLIE c. NIBLAcK. Editor
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TUESDAY, AUG. 90, 1895.

rue on lal organ OF Logan COUNTY
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Tbr Gcnrrr.

~ tho Leader Printing Company.
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oa,y 'iornInr Paper Pubnshed In euthrie.
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omoiai organ Of Oklahoma Democracy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
AWELLIN TOROyTO
He Has Been PLACID in a Sapjtsrlrn =,
That City.
MISS GorrLEm ALSO ru..
sne "ehe'es In the Innocepe.
Her Husband and VIII Nur.. -,
~ the HospIt"i-Nl,lt OF u,
Father.

TORONTO. ONT. Nsye,b.-
ciai)-since November ID. a o....
registered az the Ross.u H.r.. .. b,
A. Maxwell ana wife. hl,. f..
city. aud now ihe man .s On ...
while The young lady Is s,rat....
believing herself 90 b. hs hrr.
His real name Is George 81 ,.....
be is an electrician. an8
Bee p doctor Hc IS slo.rr, 0-
lancs. ana DR. A. a. Aac.....
On charge
Maxwell r. a gradual. % o. t..
University. and is ,ai anI Pei ..
is said 20 have a VIE .n K......
the woman with him is Ai.s
leib. OF Richmond. who ua. r,
him by Bishop Keane ar th. c,r.
versity' In Washington O.na- ..
They spent a week in Ws.,r,... -.
other cities. and then came asr
Miss Gottleibs friends h,t. ....,
newspaper clippings. saying th,. .,......
was already married. hut hs f.Is t..
was his cousin, resembling h.m
MaXwels weak ess oler..n.. a...
his father a Louisville rhys..,r
on here. He tod Or MlrIor.,i. t.. ....
but II has been kent fum OH. ..I
she stu belieys In the man 90 aa... L..
Is married. Yesterday D. Was t..- .
sanitarium, and She says she v..i -....
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29

plrIng. and they claim that they were
not given such decisions In many cases
as they were entitled to. The sacrifice
OF fifteen yards as compromise In the
controversy as 10 Golfers being ruled out
OF the game meant a good deal to them.
and. as they shortly afterwards carried
the ball to within few feet OF their
goal-ine, this fifteen yards. II they had
not been forced to forfeit IT, would have
given them a touchdown. and probably
a goal.
There was some question raised also
I'm the last decision OF the game as TO
Butler's kick over the goal line. II was
claimed that the ball was interferred
with by one OF the Virginia players
after the Kick was made. and In this
event IT should not have been returned
TO the 25-yard line. and Carolina should
have scored a touchdown.
The umpires acted as they thought
proper and fair, but one OF them. before
going into the game stated that he did
not want to umpire, because he did not
know the game sufficiently we'll
The referee was as fair and square as
a man could be. and gave general salts
faction
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29

Auburn, Alabama. Defeats Univer-
sity of Georgia.


ATLANTA, GA, November 2s.-The Au-
burn (Ala.) College team defeated the
University OF Georgia here to-day at foot
ball by a score Of Is to s. $500 followers
OF the Orange and Blue and the Red and
Back sat lmpatiently waiting the start
OF the game for nearly two hours to-
day. There was plenty OF time for pent-
up enthusiasm to escape, and finally the
delay became tiresome.
The trouble. IL seems. was regarding
the selection OF umplres. The Georgia
boys wanted Sexias. and Auburn desired
Taylor. Finally both SeXias and Taylor
were called into the game. Lieutenant
Heavy was referee.
The betting was 10 ; in favor Of
Georgia. At times there were many
takers
On the lineup the advantage seemed
10 be with Auburn I'm weight on the
toss. Schaffar. OF Auburn. won. and took
the south goal with the wind blowing
straight across the field With snap AMI
vim the game began, and despite the
almost perfect paying of Auburn Geor-
gla quickly had the ball, and was pressing
toward a touchdown. when a decision by
the referee sent the ball over when ne
seemed 10 be clearly in the wrong. Mr..
Sexias, the umpire was very positive that
Lieutenant Heavy's decision was not
correct one Gsoreia's line was unable
70 hold the Auburn boys. and schanar.
the Auburn full back broke into the line
with marvellous success gaining from
three to eight always. Alons with Tiche-
nor. VILLAINS. Glenn. and Byrum, ne
played Il phenomenal gam.
For Georgia. splendid playing was done
by Stubs. Barrow. A0rEis, and Kent.
who Out-tackicd the rest OF the Georgia
team. and made GeOrglas touchdown.
When the Georgians really rallied they
went through the Auburn line easily
The game was clean. though a number
OF men were hurt because Of the very IN
satisfactory condition OF ihs grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
AMERICANS AGAINST british.
ScrimmaEe I'm n Canadian College
Blood Flows Freely.


TORONTO. CANADA. November S.--The
early days Of the present century were re-
newed at the Ontario Veterinary College
to-day. when a number Of American stu
dents. headed by an American boy named
Shaw. produced an American flag and
boisted il in the main assembly hall just
after Or. Smith had finished his lecture.
The flag was raised IN honor of Thanks
giVing-Day
No sooner was the emblem hung than
q tail Canadian named Lindsay seized II,
tore IT from its fastenings. and threw u
TO the floor. In a second Shaw sprang at
him. and with a weii-directed blow
stretched him on the floor Lindsay was
I'D I'm a jiffy. and he and Shaw clinched.
The American was thrown against desk
and had his face badly cut. Tnen the
boys took sides and hot American ana
British battle ensued.
For twenty minutes a bloody and brutal
scrlmmage ragged. one Of the most ex-
citing features being around the black
board. where a couple OF American boys
were trying to mark out flag with
chalk. Here W. W. Richards, big Cali
fornian. who claimed Jim Corbett as
nueilistic mentor and Benjamin Agnew
burly fellow from Huron county, ontario.
championed their respective nations. ana
fought for the cause, while few OF the
smaller fellows looked on.
When II was seen that the Californian
was being worsted America came to his
rescue The boys rought in pairs and In
SQUADS all over the lecture-room. ana
blood flowed freely. Faces were badly
gashed and eyes were blackened. School
friendships were forgotten in the hot
blooded, boyish, patriotic row. and class
mates pounded each other vigorously for
the honor OF the flags under which they
live. The college authorities nnaiy
quelled the riot. but only with consider
able difficulty. for fully $50 boys and
young men were engaged, about eighty
OF them being Americans.
DR.. Smith, with the assistance OF the
faculty and number OF the older stu
dents. finally succeeded i'm quietlng the
disturbance. and when the contestants
had washed of the blood the days lee
lures were resumed.
An effort Is now being made by the
faculty 70 keep the affair a secret and
belittle II as much as possible. but IT IS
more than probable that severe steps
will be taken with the leaders.
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studio. on Ninth street, and were I'M
mortalized by being photographed. 1T"
circumstance attracted quite large
crowd. The scenes in the jefferson ana
the Exchange hotels were extremely ami
mated. Alumni and sympathlzers called
To express their confidence In their re
spective favorites and 10 cheer them on
to victory The Hobbies Of both hostelrie'
were besieged by partisans or either
sides.
AFTER THE BALL"
After the game the "sympathizers"
were all at the Exchange. while tho
jubilant friends Of the yictors cohgre-
gated at the Jefferson and lionized the
heroes of the afternoons battle.
The scene in the magnificent new lobby
was an animated one. The foot-ballists
and their friends took full possession.
which was cheerfully accorded them BY
Mossrs. Ainslie & Webster. and IN
M 100 o'clock. when the canvas-suited
heroes took their departure, the hotel
was perfect bedlam. Tin horns were
footed. college-cries were Justify given
and football sougs were literally sung.
During the greater part Of the evening
Major Glnter occupied seat IN the lobby
and seemingly enjoyed the unbounded
enthusiasm Of the boys.
The Carollanians took things more
quietly. The team went 10 the Academy
last night. and after the show returned
to the Exchange. and. while waiting for
The hour 10 take their train talked over
the contest and criticised the umpire.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
There was considerable amount OF
money wagersd on the result OF the game,
both by residents Of this city and the
visitors. and I'm all the bets North Caro-
lima was clearly the fayorite, many offer
ing Two to one on her. Some OF the en-
thusiasts even went so far as TO bet that
Virginia wouldn't score.
Merritt, who was ruled of the field for
tacklng. WAS one OF North Cardinals
best men. lie has played in the Thanks
giving game here for four years, and his
removal weakened the team considerably.
He played right end and not until after
he was ruled out did. Virginia begin TO
make any progress and a majority OF
the advances made by Catain Penton's
men were around the right end. Ii was
around this end that Lang made his phef
nomenal run, scoring a touchdown.
There were several difficulties during
the game, and one OF them resulted I'm one
or TWO young men being put off the
grounds.
WENT AWAY LAST NIGHT.
The team Of the University OF Virginia
left for Charlottesville on their special
train at l:S0 last night. They were
driven to the station in the Jefferson
'busses and were accompanied by a large
number Of their adherents. The scene at
the depot was very lively, and as the
train pulled out the team were greeted
with parting ovation.
The North Carolinians left at O'Clock
this morning Their departure was
marked by no particular demonstration,
which was. Of course, due to the UNI
timely hour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
CUBAN TRAIN DERAILED.
Rebels Capture and Set Fire to II
Heroic Defence.

UABANA. November 2S.-A railway
train on the line between Caiharien and
Placetas was deraiIed on the 18th by
party Of rebels under Vidal The small
military guard on the train made heroic
defence. They were in partially armored
cars. The rebels in large numbers sur
rounded the train Tifey captured ana
set fire % It. first disabling the Iocomo-
tive. They took the engineer prisoner.
Four rebels were killed. The rebels hal
intended 70 capture the train ana proceed
to Calbarien. The energetic defence by
the traln-guard frustrated their intenuons'
CUBAN SIDE OF STORY.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. November d
cablegram 10 the Times UNION rum
Key West Fla. says:
Advices from Cuba, via the steamship
Ollvette state that near Glen ltoJas' on
November 18th. insurgents commander
by Leonic q. Vidal, wrecked train car
rying 300 Spanish soldiers, and guam
tity of arms and ammunition. The IN
surgents placed a dynamite bomb on the
track. and IL exploded with terrible force
The locomotive and the car next 10 II
were torn 10 kindlingwood and the other
ears derailed.
The engineer, llrrTltn, anu 'i.ii hS'h 81
diers, who were In the coach next TO the
engine were killed by the explosion
Eighteen soldiers were also killed when
the rear coaches We're derailed. as they
went down a high embankment About
fifty soldiers were WOUNDED, some or them
mortally.
The soldiers who were unin1ured were
so Mortified that they surrendered To the
insurgents without resistance. The arms
and ammunition captured were valued
at many thousands OF dollarsj
Perso de Galega. the insurgent re-
ported Killed near Bahans, is alive, and
in the Fuenyo district.
In an engagement at Banes with 800
Spanish tToops Del Gado's men were vic
torious. Thirty Spaniards were killed
and sixty wounded. The insurgents lost
twenty killed and thirty wounded. In
the vuelta Abajo district, hundreds OF
men are leaving the tobacco plantations
10 Join the insurgents. The planters conf
plain that the Spanish authorities are
unable TO protect them
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persons were knocked down and the

persons were knocked down and the
grIdiron was quickly cleared.
The ball stu remained in possession
OF Carolina. and Moore. gathering ii
In his arms. went around left end FOR a
distance OF seven yards ere he could be
headed OF. This placed the ball ON Viz
ginla's 5-yard line. and Moore showed II
two yards nearer the goal. There
were but nine feet further TO go. aud
North Carolina apparently had another
excellent chance To score touchdown.
but It was not so TO be. During ALI the
play the hands of the time-keeper's
but II was not so 10 be- During all the
thiTty-five minutes OF the hrst-half was
over. Time was accordingly called and
the game was stopped for tho first half
Score: Virginia. o: North Carolina, O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
STREET SCENES DURING THE DAY.
Undergraduates Took Possession of
Everything-Night at the Hotels.

From an early hour the sidewalks OF
the main thoroushfores teemed with
pedestrians. who had entered into the
spirit of the occasion, and who had added
10 their gala attire chrysanthemums and
streamers which demonstrated upon
which side their sympathios were enlisted
Richmond was ag3g with excitement. and
outside OF the great game there appeared
to be no particular interest
A number OF North Cgrclnians were no.
tiCed on every hand. Many OF them
were driving through the streets in We
hicles Of various shapes and sizes. The
footing OF horns and the various college
yells announced everywhere the presence
OF the irrepressible undergraduate. \
large contingent OF rooters who arrived
with the University OF Virginia team
yesterday morning, organized n process
sion and marched In a body up Broad
street. They received quite an ovation
everywhere they went. and were not slow
to give lusty Acknowledgment to ali
courtesies. A number OF the undergradu-
ates assembled In front Of Fosters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
FOOTBALL NOVELTY.
FuII-Dioosed Indians Play md Win
AZ New York.

NEW YORK. November 2s-Something
in the line Of a novelty in football was
offered as an attraction for the lovers Of
the sport at Manhattan Field this after
noon. when for the first TIM the eleven
OF the Carlisle Indian School appeared
before the public here.
The Indians came mere 10 meet a team
from the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. They are ful.-biood Indians When
the game was called there were 1850 per-
sons inside the grounds and twice as
many on the viaduct.
The final score was: Indians lG; Young
Mems Christian Association, I.
number of the Indians bear names Of
Anglo-Saxon sound. but In the in up
appeared Lone Wolf Cayoca. Seneca. ami
Metoxen.
MINOR GAMES.
CHICAGO. ILL, November 2S-The
University Of Michigan, y. University Of
Chicago, o.
CLEVELAND. o.. November - -Adel-
bert College. 8; Pennsylvania state Col
lege.
PROVIDENCE. Il. l., November Is
Brown. 10: Dartmouth. T.
FORT MONROE. VA. November Is
The Baltimore College Club gas defeated
at Riverside Park this Afternoon by the
Hampton team. Score, Is 10 ?.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
NOBODY TO HEAR MN.
"silver-Doiiar Dick" bland Did Not
Therefore, Lecture.

SAVANNAH. GA. November s-Hr
z. T.. Bland, who was 10 have orer
his southern tour here tonight 9ih 10.
Lecture on THE Hngi-G0H Sunnr
l. Disastrous Failure-t-e Future
lmerica IS for Bimetallism. iol uo, D..
.ure. because there was nobody Oh tsa
MIN
The ex-C)ngressman's coming hli nr
vas sold. and the theatre whore 81. .f
10 speak was not opened BE fis 81
TO Chattanooga, where boz s tU sft
TO morrow.
He was rather surprised no he at
~ interest here DO bis lecture Dr. i
he will lecture in the South 4rl laNt
mas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
ByCIsANAN.
-DaN-IcHchers inHfi-
tutr--ReyNni Services.

BUCHANAN. Va. November IS. -cSpe-
claL) Thanksgiving Day was oaly par-
tlally observed here. The Teachers IN
stitate. Of this county met a.r- today.
A large number OF teachers are present.
and the meeting viii be- fuil % iltorf i,.
The Masonic Lodge tend red thelT
members and friends an oyster supper to-
night.
Rev. Penn 4. Anthony. Of Roanoke, -
conducting "A revival here in the Bapus
church. He IS assisted by Rev =. T.
Mason. Jr.. the pastor OF the buchanan
church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29

The Former wins by score OF
- 90 u.

BRISTOL. TENN, November 2s.-(sue-
cla..l-In the game " football here thh
afternoon between the ST. Aib9rs team
representing rsiula. ara the team
from the University o. Tennessee the -
4 .bans won By q score OF - 10 O. making
seven to1ch-d1wns- Fully 4oeO people
witnessed the game. Il was h0tly con-
tested throughout. and the university
boys played manfuily. but were out
classed from the start. AT one time In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29

CEDARS KEY. FLA. Nogenh.- g.
Under an order from the Treasury
partment the arms ammunition.
supplies that were seized here ff
months ago on the supp rln lI' ''"
were destined Or the Cuba
have been turned over o. f.e
The value Of the seized go0fs ns r
al T.C01 The government made f
zlre Oh suspicion There ala '
srintillq OF evidence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
At MnDilslncis.

WOODSTOC<. VA. vember l8-(Spe-
clal) -ThQnkseiVng-Do was observed
here by the c,lsiug of the bank, thf seep-
Ing Of Sunday hours AZ the post-olice. ana
"A general suspension az rusin S. etr-
vices we're helI 0t the Reformed churcn
n the m0ruinr The day was "a typical
spring Nay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
Ne,Ysnnpcr TO lie Sold.

TROY. y. Y, November &-Thc Troy
Morning Telegram. winch suspended pdb-
!icatlon a week ago. Will be SOIL to-'nor-
row under foreclosure of the mortgage