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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

People at this season want 10 know
what is the best spring medicine 10 take
what is the sure remedy to give them
strong nerves, pure blood. and a healthy
action OF all the organs. DR.. Grcenc's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy is just
what the people want. just what the peo-
pie are using everywhere In fact.
They are taking DR. Grecne's Ncrvura
blood and nerve remedy because they
hear il recommended on every hand-the
people say II is by far the best Of all
spring medicines.
lts friends are legion. its cures among
the people numherless.
NOT one IN a thousand Of its cures De-
reported in the papers. and Yet the papers
are constant nlled with accounts of its
remarkable O. 'es and when a wcll-known
statesman OF national reputation Ike
Senator Victor /. Spear. OF Braintree.
Vt. who has filed almost every high posi-
tiOn In the gift of his Stats-renrcsenta-
tive. senator, even 10 being candidate
for Governor. who was appointed 10y Gov
ernor Page member Of the Board of
Agriculture and represented the state of
Vermont at the Worlds Fair al Chicago
when such n representative man tells
that he from his own experience knows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

mediatciy arrested by a special officer. ana
while under arrest held by said officer. Mr.
II. i. Bardwell called my attention to
resolution. passed before ! entered, and
I'm reply 10 his remarks. and referring TO
The TACT trat writ Of quo warranto was
their remedy, md that no resolution OF
theirs could vacate my seat. i stated
that they might resolve my rights away
Ike isnoramuses. but | would defend
them In the courts of my county. where
upon they, with great force and violence.
elected me from the chamber no fine be-
ing Imposed or remittance of II made while
! was present. and this is the abuse and
continued abuse your correspondent refers
to-
II am now proceeding with all dispatch
10 vindlcate the right Of my position in
law-abiding and gentlemanly manner be-
fore my country's bar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

Revenue Officers Capture Many Illicit
StilIs-DeSperafc Characters.

SERGENT, KY. March l3.-Special.-
Twenty-Five United States revenue men
made a raid on the moonshiners OF this
section yesterday. and succeeded in cut
ting up nunbcr Of Illicit stills, many
with capacity OF several thousand gal
Ions each.
ON the Kentucky side Of Cumberland
mountains, near Pound Gap. they cut up
and destroyed two pioneer stills, the prop
erty OF Mrs. Martin Ncnters. a widow and
the greatest woman moOnshner IN Ken
lucky, ana she, too narrowly escaped ar
rest. They set slro To her still camps,
burning them up, and from II forest ilfes
have been since raging In the mountains
doing much damage 10 valuable young tim
ber
On the extreme head Of Poor Fork, OF
Cumberland river. on the Virginia Dor
der line. they succeeded In cutting mp ana
destroying ten stills, and captured seven OF
the most notorious moOnshiners.
They succeeded in arresting Sam Jones,
a desperate character. and on Pound he
skipped the officers by jumping over an
embankment fifteen feet ana escaped
The officers fired several shots at him.
Jones escaped from the North Carolina
penitcntiary while on parol about n year
agO. where he was confined Tor hic Tor
the murder Of a man al Bakersviue, twelve
years ago. sam Nhitson is his true name.
The revenue officers were headed by Mar
shall Gates. o. P.neviile. Ky. and kid
Greer. of Magomn county. and lett Yes
terday for Jackson. where their prisoners
will have hearing before Commissioner
Narcum This was the most important
raid made I'm many years.
Johnny Wright, % notorious mountain
outlaw and dcsperado. was arrested to-
day near the Virginia border line. IN THIS
county. by the Pike county authorities
charged with the brutal murder Of a man
named Bhnkenship. on Big Creek, near
the West Virginia line, in that county IN
Septomber 1895. and was the bloodiest muir
der that ever occurred I'm that county.
Wright will be given hearing TINS
week i'm the Pike county Circuit court
which is now I'm session at Pikcville.
a daily mail has been established from
this place via May King Bilvia. ana
Wright. TO Pound. Va, which Will give
people mail from the railroad the same
day. 4 daily line has also been establish
cd via Whitesburg TO Big stone Cap
Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

ELLENBORO. ". VA March =
Word has reached here Of the death ~ q,
Giradot United states OF Columbia OF
Tnrtone Morgan. a major-general In the
Columbian army. but native OF Nes'
yiroinia During the war Morgan was
favorite orderly with the Confederate
General Loring. and Subsequently ne wen
TO Egypt and became a captain III .'7
khedive's army. ..
lie TONED a party OF Greek surveyors
4, Tho Soudan. but contracting smallpox
and supposed TO be dying. he was aban'
doned by his companions. Upon his re-
coyery ne found that natives had robbed
him OF everything. and he became tramp
In Northern Africa and Southern Europe.
He walked 10 the coast. worked his way
across the Mediterranean Sea and thAnss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14
PLEiSTNG TEHPERiNCE DRAMA.
Jefferson Lodge of Good Templars Present
"Ouf in the street" in Good Stvle.

Jefferson Lodge of Good Templars Present
"Ouf in the street. in Coed Stvle.
A pleading entertainment was given at
PoWelrs Hail on Thursday night, under
Die auspices Of jefferson Lodge Of Good
Templars. There were several excellent
recitations. good music. and three-act
temperance drama entitled "Out i'm the
Street" which was presented in manner
that reflects credit on the young ladies'
and gentlemen engaged in II. Among
the actors and actresses were Mr.. Garter
Misses Jar and Wharton, Messrs. {. II.
Smith. Alvey Vest. a. @. Goode. John W.
Hughes. Willie Adams. Reed Robins.
There were several others engaged i'm the
prescntation of the drama, who acted
their PARTS I'm am admirable manner There
was a GOOD audience which seemed mucn
pleased with the programme.
Mr.. ". NJ. Bickers. VINO, by invitation
opcnod the exercises with % short address
in behalf Of temperance. said, among other
things: THE liquor traffic, dignihed IN the
license with the majesty OF law, nurtuied
by the false though speciors plea %. the
harmlessncss OF moderate drinking. rein
forced bv the fatal social code Of dram ana
wine drinking and permitted 10 exist by
the apathy OF he public conscience Is
weaving shroud for the social life OF the
fairest land under the skies
Ouite n snug little sum was realized from
the door receipts. which viii be appheu
10 their popular Good Templar lodge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

Senator Soaar Of Vermont, with Everybody
Else, Finds DR.. Greene's NerVura TIC
Best Spring Medicine Possible TO lake.

the wonderful health-givlng poWels -.
this representative medicine. Dr. Greene
Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy We t,et
that We only do an act OF punic luel..
i'm publishing 10 the word ms sl"Nh
words 50 fun Of hope and encoutak,
ment OF cure TO the weak tired, nervous
and rundown people.
SeratOr Spear says. - a.
II have used Dr. Grccne's Nernhra VI
my family with good result, MN N-i'
was troubled with nervous d'phiiy pa.
dering on nervous prostrauon, ana at We
same time trouble ON her hahls -iNe
eczema tt-..t
..rhe use of Or. Grceno's NerNura blooi
and nerve remedy produced very -A,isl -,',
tory results. healing the eczema siI
greatly improving the nervousness We
mink very highiv of Dr Greene Nei-
vura blood and nerve remedy.
Take nr Grecncs Ncrvura hiooh ahl
nerve remedy this spring. You ncea DC
now n win restore AN You s'i'Ii-'. ,
power vigor. and energy IL VIII Keep
Won well If is physicians prescriptions
Inc discovery OF tho noted specialist ili
curing chronic ard nervous diseases, li.
Greene. of 80 west Fourteenth street New
YORK citv. who is alwavs responsible Tor
ITS action and who can Dee con ulted
free. personally or by letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14
SECRET iOENI ~ = bf|
Report That the President HAS sent an
ARMY Oricer to the Island.

EpppIf 1n1f the
Army Oricer to the islsnd'
4 report is current IN Washington To-
night that President Cleveland mas sent
an officer Of the army 70 cuba as a spe-
clal secret agent of the government 10
supplement the reports OF the consular
officers by professional reports on me
military operations In the island ana the
condition OF the insurgents rs viewed
from military standpoint.
IL is said that reports from TINS oincet
have already arrived. that more ae 10
follow. and that the President VIII make
use of the information they contribute III
deciding upon the course to be pursued 10y
tine administration. or In framing any
message he may send 70 Congress
No official confirmation OF this report
can be obtained in either tho state De
natment of War Department, nut TOT
obvious reasons If an officer mas peeh
detailed for this duty the administration
would wish 10 keep the fact secret. as
IFS publication would probably tend TO
stul further increase the feeling OF the
STANDARDS against this country No"
York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

through Italy and France 90 81. Nazaire.
where he secured working passage on IL
snip advertise 10 sail for America
Tho vessel landed him pouniless az Bar
ranqlniia, Colombia, where he enlisted AS
private iu the army and by dint OF hard
work hc wts promoted through all the
different grades until be was brlgailel-
general and CHIEF of engineers
I'm This capacity ho and bis troops con-
structed the greater part Of tho Grail
road between Giradat and Juntas de
ApulO During the revolution OF 1876 Doc
captured the important place OF Tunla.
with its extensive arm0ry, aud for this
service he was made a mai0r-gcnerai.--
Baltimore American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14
Taken in Time

Hoods Sarsaparllia has achieved great
success In wardlng off sickness. which, II
a. owed 10 progress, would have under
mined the Whole system and given dis
ease a strong foothold to cause much
suffering and even threaten death. Hoods
more. IL has been taken In thousands of
cases which were thought 20 lee incurabie.
and after "A fair trial has effected wonder
ful cures. bringing health. strength, and
10y 10 the afflicted. Another important
noint about Hoods Sarsaparla is that
lis cures are permanent. because they
start from the solid foundation OF puri-
ned. vitalized. and enfiched blood. But
IL Is not what we say, but what Hoods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

1yD,yGrR Bnl,G LrscnED.
A Serious Charge Made Aga inst a West
AI...Inlu Norm.

MANNINGTON. vs.. Va, March T.
This morning chief ~ Police Charles
Sine arrestsJ Elias Lindsey on infOrma-
lion received from sm.thville. twelve
miles from here Lindsey is a nis pn.ly
negro. and, when arrester. was clfcll
the town iu the outskirts IN an eNoi 70
reach the Baltimore and ONO raiiio"d
,vater-tank. where he hoped 10 eaten
tfain and get out of the country without
beng seen. when Ofccr sine came w
10 him. he ran, and several shot7 aaa 10
he fired before he was caught hiee
hours after Lindsey had been locked up
a posse of ten men Oh horseback arrived
from SmithhelG. hunting the negro oDl
Inc local officers fearing ne "onln never
reach Smithheid alive. refused TO sit'
rim mn Lindsey is cnal eed Wlin enter
ing the homo Of charles Edgel ann Dl .II
tsI,v assauting Edgels fourteen. ~ ,ei'
da,,gthfer Lindsey admits COINS 70 ~
gers house. ana says he wa o'g a.ss g Dri
denies the more serious chart,' iMs III
is naturally delicate, and is I'D ctll,a
condition It is feared mob fro rom ~ sI" }5
VILE will Try 10 take lAnlsey out "i l1,''
and officers are guarding hinl-baiil'no4e
American
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

The readers of The Times have doubt
less been favorably impressed with the
excellent quality OF the paper upon which
10 Is printed 10 is with pleasure that
The Times calls attention 10 the fact
that \. g. Elliot q Go OF Philadelphia.
who are suppyine this particular paper
are represented In this territory hy Mt
4. G.. Elliot Jr. who has taken an Office
iu The Times building north Tenth
street Phone 800 When boo want OF
paper OF any description call him mp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14
Chestnut hin Entertainment.

The entertainment given on Chestnut
r4fu Thursday night for the benefit OF
Alizpah Presbyterian church was ID every
vav a success. The Garstans house was
used for the festivities, and the Spacious
rooms were crowded with large ana
fashionable assemblage. The programme
consisted Of number Of vocal and IN
strumental selections together with reel
tations. During the latter part OF the
entertainment a delicious supper was
served and the company dispersed at
late hour, all having spent a thoroughly
-, lnrnhIa eNaninE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14
Fired the First Shot at Fort Sumter.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. March r.
This morning Callus Karl. who for several
years has kept a tailoring and repair shop
in this city, was found dead in his bed.
Karls real name is Charles Sudor. lie
claimed TO be the man who fired the first
shot at Fort Sumter. but deserted from
the Confederates ana enlisted in the
Union army. under the name OF Callus
Karl. He was about sixty years old. and
leaves a family. who live In Cincinnati
Baltimore American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14
Feasf Of DAYS.

The Feast of Days at Leish-Street Bap-
list church is attracting large crowds.
Thursday night Company i was in at
tendance and the Jonquil Mandolin club
furnished very fine music. y recitation
from Miss Writ Williams and solo by
Miss Ellen Taylor added greatly 10 the
enjoyment OF all.
Last night tho Grays attended and
there was music by the Imperial Quar-
tette also a recitation. ION 10 Rich
moad." and other attractions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

Montague Baylor, colored teamster'
received a painful injury 10 one OF MS
legs yesterday morning while repairing
a break I'm the harness OF the double
team he was driving. one OF the traces
broke while the horses were turning the
corner Of Eighteenth and Grace streets.
while the driver was standing in the
street making the repairs one OF the
animals kicked him. Baylor had 10 be
taken to his home. on Moore street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14
ro.pAY.s MEETINGS AND EVENTS.

GRAY Eagle Tribe. ]. o. r. NJ, Central
Hall. ,,
Nanatoka Tribe. l. o. r. NJ, Odd'Fel-
lows Hall ",
Richmond Lodge. l. 4. Of NJ, Eagle Han
GOOD VIII Council, Jr. o. l. A. NJ odd-
Fellows Hall. ~
Ma mic Lecture Glass. Gatewood's Han.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14
Remains Taken Home

The remains Of Miss Celtic Mcclure.
sister OF DR.. Hunter Mcclure. whose
death was announced In yesterday
Times. were taken 70 Winchester early
yesterday morning. accompanied by DR..
and Mrs. Stewart Mcclure.
DR.. Lewis Wheat. DR.. Edward Nc
CURE. Or. Hugh NJ. Taylor. Mr.. T.. ID.
Taylor. Mr.. j. Randolph Tucker, and
Mr. Thomas Potts were tina pAll.hAarArA-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

The seahoard Ar Line has placed on
sale al their passenger once, 30. ~
- "a Main strict. tickets % al points
South and Southwest. ...
Baggage checked and sleepins-car reser-
F"'0"' A. II. BOYKlN.
Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

Therou be a big demand FOR chickens
this summer, and II you want 10 supply IL.
don't fail 10 provide yourself with Polk
Niller's Victory Poultry Food" II Will
kin out cholera and eapes In young fowls
Use IL as preventive. Twenty-Five cents
~ all stores.
POLK MILLER ORIG co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14
Southern Baptist Convention, Chatia-
nooea Tenn. MAY 18th 10 IAN.

For the above Convention the Seaboard
AIR Line has made a rate Of ono fare for
the rOuud-frip. ana desires 10 run sOlii
Baptlsf train from this territory 10 chat
fan0Oga and return Tor the exclusive COM
fort or delegates ana visitors.
For further information apply 70
n. VI BOfklN,
Passenger Agent
S,s east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria
When She was Child She cried FOR Cas,oria-
When she became Miss. she chung 10 CaStorlA
When she had Children, she gave them Castorls-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-14

want every man and woman In the
United States interested in the Opium
and Whisky Habits to have one OF my
books on these diseases. Address B NJ.
WOOLLEY. Atlanta. Ca. Box $50. and
one will be sent free
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

emily in limo wiih 4he Overwhelming dom
orraHc sentiment Z the state. II hus
boon 'ied TO 10 class, nor clique, has had
no axes 10 grind hut has reflected the
interests and sentiment Of tho people
among whom It has had It's home and
ived Aa lfe and from whom I has re-
oelyeh encouragement and support Ley
ally 10 Houston and ts South Tcxas AMI
To an Texas. has ever been a z iding
principle in the management Of the paps r
By hose who have controlled It's lolicy
for the past decade md more.
win such retrospect, therefore, Tic
post Management have every reason 10
belleve that in perfaetIng the plant end
moving into large and comfortable quar-
tiers. the paper has been started upon .
new career OF usefulness and has begun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

al tina, was required at once Tor 'n'
publieatlon of big modern mofr'"s
newspaper. Tho ros, Of today grew mo
It's propcrtlons after taking strong ho'a
n. the root The result Is the sturdy news
napcr oak not the Journalistic hot house
pIant /, has reached the point where IN
storms cease TO disturb IT IN It's iu'iHe4S
and strength of growth.
Bu, The POST has enjoyed tie sooo 'o',
tune. of which 1t is not nn'n'na'"'' Oh
having been published in w'd''S"'Ne
and RAPIDLY growing city The pap'f
las, Is The reflex of the eo"m"n''y IN
which +, is published. The business ''e'
Of the city Of Houston have oesn '''e :"
"a rccocn. 70 ire merit of "o'7h S'Poe'S
was The test, and the ADVANTAGES v" %
tho columns Of a live and DEVELOPING PC
rer offered them. without the'r s'u '"e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

been what It IS The nsopla Of So Tn
Texas have been equally QUICK to an
prcclnte The Post MS newspaper ana
advertising medium until the rauer e7Imts
rs patrons by the thousands within and
without the city of Houston.
But The ADVANTAGE have been mutual
While The paper has received haarc
# las made business for oilers. stead "
Increasing patronage of The Po9t is tic
hest and most eloquent guaranty II rs
usefulness to the business Interests fep-
resented IN It's columns. The paper, 90
has been loyal to rs city ard ITS sestiou
In season AMI cut OF season rs eai'oria'
EFFORT has been G!reotea to the nph1ldiTg
Of the cry ard The Territory coleisu Is.
No narrow policy, no petty opposition. NJ
prejudice, nor jealouAies, have been per-
,n,.ted TO stand between the rapsr ard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

without embarrassment OF any descr'p-
lion, WIN ample resources and the CON
ildeuce, respect and liberal patronage Of
the rpblic, al homo and beyond there
can be no other result than further cx-
panslcn and stlll greater SUCCESS.
The life OF newspaper and the lie OF
the community in which II IL published
are closely interviewer Live papers are
rarely published In dead towns. nor are
dead papers long lofi in the way OF iise
toms. AS Houston grows INTO su
greater metropolitan proportions ana i,s
business men more and more appreciate
the value Of an up-,o-dlte newspaper IN
,hcr midst. rejecting the Size and va
rle,y OF the bus.ness Interests OF the
community and placing the homo people
in closer touch continually with the life
-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

columns. The Post must naturally ana
necessarily develop also in attractiyonoss,
power and larger usefulncsy And as The
success the llberality, progressiv.ness ana
greatness OF the city in,which it is pub
iished, the latter In turn uMst naturally
and necekarily enjoy thercfrom an added
prosperity ana yet more rapid growth.
This Intervening of the destinsea Of the
town and Its paper carries a mutually
OF interest and profit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
PENSIONS no TEXANS.

Pensions have been issued TO citizens OF
Texas as follows:
Issue of May l9-orig!nal, Robert n.
Alexander. Bonham, Fannin county; wid-
ow Indian wars Winaford q. Copeland.
Auburn. Ellis county
issue OF May aboriginal. Cullen r..
Hopkins. Bagwell Red River county:
original widow. Carrie Pryor. Austin.
TraYlg county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
A NEW PERIL.
Puck

Brown-I zee that the lawyers In ~.
cent case wanted to have violin playe0
In court as part Of the evidence.
Jones-YeB: Il Juryman nowadays cant
tool what he's going to run up against
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
ET HEADQUARTERS.

s!dence OF eleven years on
he. The Post was compelled
e old quarters for want of
I'm to accommodate its grow
Id is now comfortably and
led In It's new home at the
rankin avenue and Fannin
under the present manage
b early struggles in the old
bet location, but 1t lived to
(scles TO success overcome.
lever q time, however, after
been placed upon an up-to-
basis. when success seemed
lis made to merit patronage
led IT.
e paper and the city began
nv life and enjoy a vigorous
together they have reached
ere neither's future is longer
IS Of The Post has been car
hcny business lines. it has
uncertain ventures. IT has
clearly to each Improvement
It's plant, its news service
ing force. As increasing pm
Justified 1t, the service which
given the public has heen
proportlonately improved.
feuafion and business have
mo plant has been developer
The Post can challenge COM
any paper in the South in
and excellence Of equipment
ane Of news matter 1T fur
patrons.
was added but a few years
was thought It would an
'pose Of The Post for many
''Ff has grown beyond It's
'aHoiy that today. In CON
'ns growth, the finest aud
IL me Southern States. made
eais plant. is Installed in The
quarters.
'ess is a marvel OF beauty
r. costing an immense sum
The 'wenly-four pages of
N'y Post are printed, cut,
s''d by IT at one limo ana
a9o an hour. THIS rapidly
III, o' work have been rem
IT, necessary by the expan-
H. 'Srs Circulation and the
s'Ps Patronage the paper
''ssSi'ating speed in get
us ready for the mails
| IN size to accommodate
UPON the columns.
{, !" The pioneer in Texas
\ N the Introduction Of the
'hes' and those wonder
Mechanism now in The
"s room are capable Of
a WORK of nearly H.ty
10 old csse..
| e.'0 has duplicate engines
s"n electric Hight p,ant
II. "'''sr- PHI and ant d,part-
|. 81 sall bells. speaking tubes.
H.. ''aons' Associated Pres,
convenience for gather
e.. 'p.dly ana distributing it
'''' reanlo add 10 the
.-'apl''e Il newspaper Of
.,s' % lie country.
Y ~ Plant ana service ha
as.. ~k Of a day, however.
aAsl put out his o.a...
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
LOUISIANA STATE ENcAMpMENT.

Lake Charles La. June 1.-THE Louis.
ana State militia will hold their annual
encampment In this city July IA TO %. IL
Is expected that about 400 OF the state
guards Will be present and the people %
Lake Charles arc making arrangements 70
entertain them ROYALTY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
THAT MUCH TO his CREDIT.

indianapolis Journal.
with all the evil things they say Of our
little community" said Satan to the ueI
arrival, II can 1t least point With pride
10 the fact that there las never beeo -
- tra,.sa sryan'yed here"