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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-05

Dr. o. c. Hankison has purchased Mr. Will Riley's thoroughbred road mare. The consideration was S250. Dr. Hankison now possesses one of the fastest road animals in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-05

Mir. Van H. Williams, of Sheridan. is among the many registered at the Trulock today,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-05

Col. B. D Williams, Of Little Rock is in the city today on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-05

For Sale Cheap-Desirable building lots at Sulphur Springs. Call on D. c. White at Graphic office,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-05
 #CFTYITEMS.

]. ". Atkins and wife are visiting friends In Memphis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-05

For Sale-A desirable office buiId- ing, good location. Call on D. C. White at Graphic office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-05

WANTED-To buy 4s good second hand engine about , horse power. Address \, this office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-05

Don't fail to have Eek make you some of his best photos before he closes his gallery for the summer.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-05

Gov, "Bob" Taylor in his new lee tule, Love, Laughter and Song at Merrill Institute on Saturday the 9th inst. Admission, including re- served seats, 75 cents. 1S3
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And Great Variety of En-
 tertaining Matter. Don't Miss It. } G0~~0~~N~~0
 WEATHER FORECAST.
 Little Rock, Arkansas, May > Probably showers tonight and Sat urday. Stationary temperature.
 CITY ITEMS.
 Bob
 Taylor's
 Lectures at
 Al. MitehelPs.
 !. ". Atkins and wife are visiting friends In Memphis.
 Col. B. D. Williams. Of Little Rock, is in the city today on business.
 Mir. Van Fl. Williams, of Sheridan. is among the many registered at the Trulock today.
 Mrs. Willie Kaufman is confined te her home on West Pullen street with the German measels.
 Mir. Fly Moore, a prominent citizen of Texarkana, is shaking hands with his many Pine Bluff friends today.
 Mir. Henslee, of the livery firm Of Brewster S Henslee, visited English Thursday on important business.
 Mir. Will Hart has returned from a business vistt to Douglass. While at that place he vas severely bitten on the leg by a horse
 Attorney R. L. Elliott, of Wabba- seka, and Planter T. NJ. Phillips. of AItheimer. are among the many reg istered at the Trulock today.
 LosT.-An envelope containing let ter and P. o. order ou Mr. C. E Scott, from A. II. Wolf, Ladona. Tex. Finder will he rewarded by returning same to Mrs G E. Scott, care Eddins D-y Goods Co.
 Dr. o. c. Hankison has purchased Mir. Will Riley's thoroughbred road mare. The consideration was S250 Dr. Hankison now possesses one of the fastest road animals in the city. The steamer Joht N. Harbin. ar rived Thursday afternoonfrom Mem phis. She was well loaded with cot ton seed and a large amount of oth- CT freight. She departed this morn- ing.
 Mr. F. ". LeBeaume, general pas senger agent or the Cotton Belt rail- way. passed through this city this morning on his way to Texas. He is on one of the regular inspection trips for his line.
 4 decree or foreclosure was aga n given in United States circuit courr in the case of the Southern Building and Loan Association vs. J. NJ. Goaa, of Pine Bluff, involving property valued at about S4,000-L. R Demo crat.
 Mr. Guy Fulkr ofLittle Rock has resigned his position as assistant prosecuting attorney of Pulaski county. During his tenure of office he has made q most efficient prose- cutor and those who have heard hir1 predict for him a notable future. His many Pine Bluff friends wish for his future success.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-11
THE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER.

s,, Na,, ~ -, ttt'st't' .lf,3 a
Inc OLD country weekly-how, dearly /
1--we it! tl| .4':, l.1e;ai' : :
From crisp city daily quick turn aside
10 read its quaint leader" the heading
above it. fr,s..,.l.
A hoary-headed editors Joy and his pride /;
Its columns of locals in which all the do
ings
Or kinsman and neighbor SO tersely are
told; y t... ..~. SKI
The births, deaths and accidents, weddings
and wooings; 1..e
The sheriff's sad notice Of lands to be sold :;
Its crude correspondence; some villagers
caper;, ". !-...,
Its tritely told stories of sorrow and joy
They all may be found in the country news
paper
The old country paper read when boy
w. H. T. Shade. -.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-11
why He Was Rejected.

Young Poet-Why do you refuse me
for soh-in-lsw? Is it because lack
merit?
Paterfan,ilias Told journalistic hand)
oh. no: it is simply on account OF
lack of space. We are really crowded
to- room here pow.--Tit-Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15
rmn MrnncolLneI,rn oAMr..

oliver Shlras, representing the Inter
collegiate Athletic association. has clos
od negotiationH Tor Manhattan Held.
and the held ana track championships
0f 1893 VIII be contested there on May
70 ana q. THE outlook" says Mr. shi-
raa. lis promising. | believe that New
fnfkcrr Will putronize the field when
they viii not go 10 berkeley oval,
which. or courFe, " the more beautiful
place Of the two. nul itr inaccossihillty
Ia handicap that bothered us a great
deal last year. This should be "a nota-
bic athletic year, Harvard IL introduce
ms new system ~ training and VIII
Internationally turn out a strong team.
Yale. with more than 200 candidates ana
Copeland NJ trainer. win be a powerful
factor, while Pennsylvania VIII rely 20
considerable extent on her point win
nera ~ last year The three l have
named VIII make o line struggle for the
championship and II would not be- sur
prislnr 20 me 10 see one Of the New
England universities regain the lead In
this branch of sport"
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mow KnnNr nncAMr A srNm.

did you ever hear the story Of how
Tom keenu happened % starr asked
Charles ~ lianford OF the MaoI.ean-
Tylcf-llanfori company Of party Of
friends recently. "Nof Wen. Kecne
had been playing for some time as n
member uf the old California stock
company In which were not only Ed
win Booth and Lawrence Barrett. but
many other men of note. Mr.. kccne'H
work had been very successful nnd for
this or some other reason Mr., Barrett
and he were not on the hest OF terms.
The feeling ran pretty high until the
year OF the great International shakes.
pearenn festival when actors from all
pats OF thu country enlisted " play
with the combination formed.
"Mr. barrett had begun rcrles ~
stellar appearances IN Chicago. but he
left 10 join the company. one night
h. was taken ili and Mr.. K.enc was
assigned 20 his role Upon hearing 0f
this tho sick man rose from hls bed.
dressed and went To the thoater. declar.
ing that no such illitcratc buno0n
should read his lines
"Mr. kvene Zen the slight and after
the onTafument was over determined
upon reminding hiH enemy of n. lie
organized support uf hls avn and
opened IN Chicago az rival house.
beating Mr.. linrrett's business by sew
orai hundred dollars a week"
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partner have been very ahrcwdly get
tisg togciher a HtrinE u race horses
that are fast becoming the most for
midahle of any on thu list. and u will
surprise no ono n they should prove to
be the winners u the highest amount at
the end 81 the season.
A good many people prefer 10 select
winners IN races according To the jock
cyH who have the mounts rather than
according 90 the records 81 m. horses
themselves. A glance nj the Jockey ma
teriai for this season shows that there
IN going 60 be- "a very interesting contest
between a dozen or 10 prominent riders
who may be expected 10 Keep up their
good work during the year.
The dyed In the wool hnraemcn think
that Jockeys are considered far 20
much nowadays and contend thht a
horse that u NJ and can win. plotted by
fair Jockey, has far the bent OF II. A
good Jockey can make poor horse win.
hut they declare that the best horse
with anything but stable boy on his
back IL the better rink every time. Not.
withHtandinT this opinion. n IL a fnot
that a vast proportion N tho races last
season we're Won BY few lads
The admirers ~ Fred Tnfal were dis
appointed because h. rode 90 seldom
last season, but Htill on several ocra.
alonn ho shaved his old time form and
made such brilliant finishes that he
brought the grand stands 10 their foot
~ one man. n the Dutchmnn VIII do
some more Of that rori of work this seas
son. u ought to be- close race between
him and W Martin. who has been on
gagged with the Fiolschmnnn stable.
Martin ~ sim ns clever ms he ever
was and Is thorough horseman Tie
has recovered from his injury of last
season, and n he has good mounts ought
20 stand near the top at the end OF the
season.
The remainder ~ those left Of the
older division are about comprised by
clayton. simma A. Williams ami ".
Lewis. The last mentioned viii have
chnrge NJ the Hcndrir candidates. VIII
Hams VIII ride Tor the seagram stable.
which has had had luck for several
seasons Williams ~ SUN able 90 hold
his own In a finish with the best ~
them Clayton has donn no riding OF
any account N late.
The younger bunch M riders are likely
10 mako things interesting for their
seniors this season. nn there are some
very promising riders among tho lot.
cluwson. Maher H. Martin. O'connor.
SPENCER and r. Burns are among the
likoliest 0f the crowd Spencer ana n.
Martin have done some very line riding
already this season Martin rides for
Gideon a DAILY, while Spencer pilots
james ioWp'H horses spencer IN not
90 all an ideal Jockey, being tail and
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ever known In this country. Last sea-
son was necessarily an on year, owing
10 the war with Spain. but that fact
seems but TO have whctted the nppc-
tites Of the myriadr Of lovers Of the
sport Of kings for renewal Of good
racing during tho coming spring and
summer.
While the dyed In the wool sports fol-
low the game every day OF the season
the general public. TO whom a race Il a
treat that can be witnessed but now
aud nrain rs u pleasant antidote for
the cares OF business. only take an alb
normal amount OF interest In the big
events OF the year After the close
OF the meeting now In progress at Mem
phln the next races OF Importance will
be those held at Louisville, during
which the Kentucky Derby. the Ken
lucky Oaks and the Clark Stakes will
be decided. Some very fine racing
ought 10 result In these three classic
events. for a good many first class
horses are entered.
From May 81 10 June 10 the brooklyn
Jockey club Will hold It's spring meet.
tnE at Gravesend hay. This will be the
opening OF the season for the two we'll
known tracks by the sea-" at which are
decided n majority OF the big events Of
the year. The great Brooklyn Handl-
cap which attracts tremendous
amount Of Interest NJ tho second great
handicap In the east and because Of the
large purse at stake. viii be- run on dur.
inr the oravesend meeting. Some nrrt
class thorou.hbredn are entered for this
event. and M usual the betting IN strong.
OF course Il In impossible 20 judge the
real form or the candidates at this early
date. but public opinion seems 10 be-
very strongly intrenched on the side OF
the favorlte. Ben Holiday. This horse
has wintercd at Louisville. and accord
inE 10 reports his trainer. tho veteran
Pete WINNER, IL greatly pleased with
the condition Of his charge.
Last year the brooklyn Handicap was
won by Ornament, ridden by Jockey
Tod Sloane. who rhouidored top
weight lie was not the favoritc. but
was heavily backed owing 10 the COM
binatlon Of good horse and good rider.
Hen Holiday was second. The entries
and weights are as followHi
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been due to the enterprise and intcili-
Rcnce Of the National Stcepiechase and
Hunt association. aud II n possible that
IN time racing between the flags" will
become an Indispensable adjunct to and
as popular rs racing on the nat. Horse
men who are interested hope that In
time the two big atccpicchases already
framed viii take rank with the historic
event at Liverpool.
owing 10 the fact that several Ameri-
cans are now racing In England and
that the crack American Jockey. Tod"
Sloane. is held In such esteem by the
nfitishers. a great deal Of Interest IL
being taken In the racing season over
there. especially rs TO the chances OF
the favofiies for the Derby that blue
ribbon event 81 the turf world. The
Prime. ~ Wales dark colt Handfing-
ham. n which ~ much was said some
time ago. seems to have lost great
many admirers owing TO the fact that
he has developed soreness IN hls shins.
and now his chances arr Hpoisen u as
exceedingly doubtful. Public opinion
seems 20 be ccntefinF on fha Duke OF
WestminHtcr's great colt Flying Fox ~
the probable winner ~ the rrcat event.
and he has been very heavily backed.
Another horse belonging 10 the duke
called Frontier seems also 10 be liked
by some ~ the experts Another dark
colt. Royal Emblem. IL said 20 have
wintore1 very we'll. and great expctta.
tions are held n his landing the great
prixe.
According 20 III appearances. AIR
William g. Whiiney'a stable. which IL
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ianky. and win probably not last many
years on account Of weight lie has a
good head and won many races last
year by saving hia mount and then
beating out others that had been raced
20 death.
After Sloane went 20 Saratoga, Danny
Mnhcr carried everything before him nj
brighton last season. Latur on. when
ne met Clawson, there was different
tale 10 tell. however. and even O'Con-
nor seemed 10 outolass him. owing TO
nasty fall Maher rcnms 10 have lost
some OF his nerve. hut It's all In n
jockeys business 10 risk such Academic
every time he faces the starter. Maher
VIII have the assistance Of little odom
In handling w. n. u. Clarks string Of
horses.
Clawson. who rides FOR sidney PaEet.
was undoubtedly the best lightweight
Jockey In the country NJ the end Of last
season. iiis career will be well worth
following. for he has good judgment.
good hands and II thorourhly fearless.
Considering his wclaht. he is WONDER
fully strong and when In condition Is rs
hard a. nails.
o'connor. who viii carry the bromley
a Go. colora. " a fearless fellow and
appears to have gained considerable
knowledge since last season. lie ought
to be- a factor In the game this year.
Among othcra who may be mentioned
as likely 10 turn out good Jockeys are
Frost. J. Mathews. Patsy Mccuc. Tom
my Powers. Charlie Thorpe. l.. Jones.
T. Lclgh and Everett.
There was tremendous lot ~ bad
and oarelcra ridinE last season. but the
outlook for Improvement il very prom
ising. and no one will regret the change.
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vile are Marie Wainwright, Theresa
Vaughn, Mario Decca, j. X. Murray
and Clara Lane NJ connie opera celebrity
Katherine Florence. who has made q
hit as Gabrielle In the sothern version
OF THE KINGS NIuskotecr." Is u daugh-
ter Of the late Katherine Rogers,
Marie Jansen iH 10 head IA vaudeville
company next season. James y, Hoey
VIII be a member Of II.
Alice Fisher, who was the original
Lady parville In 'The sporting Ouch
ess' before that role was intrusted TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

Ellta Proctor otis Of the an star cast,
y now the leading lady OF THE White
Heather"
New York may have four Jullota at
one ilme-Maude Adams, Julia Arthur,
odelte Tyler rnd Julia Marlowe.
GLADYS Wallis Is Connecticut girl.
she began her professional career when
ahc was II years old. playing Juliet.
The presentation OF "Cyrano de her.
gefac' In German was given at the Ger
man theator In New York and had a
reception that would Indicate the RIOS.
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cnnmored Of horse racing. and at no
time DO they show Il 20 plainly ~ dur
lng this meeting. The classic suburban
Handicap ana the Realisation stakes
are then run on suburban day" IN
aud around New York Tor One Who Or
visiting that ely Tor the nfHt time on
that date would b. Thought by him 20
be legal holiday 20 ufeat IL the out
pouring u well dressed happy looking
people out ~ the city Tor a day by the
seashoro 10 see The great rate. which "
worth $4,000.
Last years Suburban was q complete
upset Never were the glorious unfef.
taintlcs 81 hotsc racing better demon.
stratcd. Twenty-Five thousand people
were gathered 10 see the big turf event.
and the majority were stunned with
surprise when the winner flashed past
the nnlsh mark. Ornament with Sloane
up. had proved such an impressive vice
tor In The brooklyn Handicap that the
bookmakcrn took boards Of money on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

great SUCCESS with Antony and Cleo
patra," IL 60 produce next season others
of Shakespeare lesser known plays.
William Archer. the London dramatic
critic. now in this country. says the
stage has today no actor OF genius.
4 new London comedy "'rho Gay Lord
Qucx" Ia nv cast includes only four
men TO II women, II ia play oi Lon
don society.
Lollle Collins has returned to the
stage ln England
Among the recent recruits to yaude-
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The richest stake OF the whole year
and the one 10 which breeders and train
vrs Of thofouHhbredH look forward with
perhaps the greatest Interest In the Fu-
turlty. There are always a good many
youngsters heavily backed for this
event. and the owner ~ the winner may
count himself a mighty fortunate fellow
For the benent Of followers OF racing
n list of meetings yet to be held IL given
her. In concise form
Aaueduct. y. Y.-Aprn n to May
Oakland. Cal. fCai. ], c.l.-April i5-s1.
Nashville. April "a TO May l.
MeEthufy ~ N.-Aprii ~
aan Francisco a.. g J, c),-AIay i-iG
Louisville g. May go
WestoheHter. y. N--Aiay C.s5.
Toronto Nay n-E
covlnsion. Ry.-Alay s3'to June =.
urlvesend. y Y.-Mny q 10 June Is.
Hamilton. canada. May % 10 June
lirootlno, Mass May q and %.
MontraL-June s.si
Hheepshead Ray, N,N--June n 10 July 4
iort i'rie. Canada. Juno = 10 July 70.
brighton Reach. \, i.-IulY 10 Aug q
Windsor Canada. July - 10 Aus. y
htraioga.-Iuiy ~ to Aux -
Detroit Highland park. Aug. it-sf.
hhcepshcad hay. y. Aug. ~ 10 sept D.
ouehoc-Aug. % and sept
NtANnnNhh n 1f~NNpit lisAh
WeHicheHler ~ N-oci g.g
Aqu,duct \, N,-oct q 10 Nov. 2.
Washington diennlngi, Nov ii-lD
The very successful stecplochnse meet
lnE recently held at westbury. n. v. on
the farm belonging 10 Me. William g.
whitney, under tho auspices of the
McaduWbrook SteeplechaHe association.
Hroms 10 Indicate revival of interest
whose PATRONAGE N best calculated 10
bencht H. The regular racing assocla-
tlonH reem 40 De In the same frame NJ
mlud, and the jumping events an
nouucod Tor the cOmlns scnson, especial
~ at Wuatchostrr. n, v, indicate a
methodlcu advance Of the sport 10 tho
platform Of perfection Represented in
Enrund by the Liverpool Grand Ma
tlunnl.
Practically an the progress made In
thla direction In tho past two years has
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contentious HayingH wrote that his part
nttod Jimmie Powers llko an old glove"
hut the printers decided on hike an old
stove"
The Wyoming Legislature has passed
law mnltlng II misdemeanur 20 wear
"headgear tending TO ohsiruct the view"
at theaters ANA other places of amuse-
ment.
Mime. Modjeska. encouraged by her
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tand play viii be accepted by the nublic
A. nuy shape ana at any hands. The
impression obtained that the German
plV,'tNed the tunofulness Of the orig
, ,nnl better than the English transla-
lions OF the ploy
HulhNans 'Mlkado' was played lately
~ me Josefntadt theatcr Vienna. by a
company OF children 10 houHeful OF
Mis, John hilllngton, ono of the best
known OF ENGLISH actresses. who was In
NAfy Anderaon's company and had a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Dir Henry Irving will have Kyrle Bel
lew as his leading man In next seasons
tour of this country, The partnership
between Mrs James Brown Potter and
Bellew seems 10 be AZ an end. as Mrs
Potter has been engaged by Beerbohm
Tree for two years.
''rhe Man In the Iron Mask" has been
revived In London.
A critic In Baltimore who believes IA
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STARS OF THE RUNNING TURF.

his chances. Tiilo. who ran fourth In
the brooklyn Handicap. ran frrt. with
scmper Ero second. Both were rank
outsiders In the betting.
Zen Holiday VIII again have 10 bear
top weight IN this race. ~ pounds. ana
there n very formidable string ~
horses entered. Their names and the
weights they win carry are a. follows.
OF course n majority viii be scratched
before the event II run on.
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record before that. In to retire from 'hs
English stage.
David Belnaco'H two Forthcoming
plays are TO be entitled "The queens
Drawing Room" and 1.-THE widows
Husband"
There are 1900 words IN the role o.
Cyrnno dc nergorac as acted by A''
Richard Mansfield.
bernhardt viii add Hamlet and no
meo TO her ropertory.
Nat Goodwin "a to prpducc ''rhe COW
boy and the Lady" In Lonpon on June
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in Chicago. Several new plays mr.. ..
be tried. md those which seem 10 va
rant II will have elaborate mountlns.
prepared for them prior 10 the openln.
OF next senson. with view to their cs,
pioitation onifhe road. The cost OF a.
pcrimcntai production will be trlal,s
and II IL possible that this plan. whlrn
has been tried by Jacob Lit with NUT
succcss. viii mean the establishing -
the American playwright on a 6rmss
basis than he now occupies. Al sny
rate. the experiment Ii one which vii,
be watched by the magnates OF m.
country with great interest and me-,
haps by mapy with rome Experimental
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THE SPORT OF KINGS.
outlook For the Horse Racing Season the Best
In Years-Interestine Gossip In Regard to
the Big Events-Jockeys Who Are
Likely TO Be Prominent.

icoryrirht isaa. by Ieo Etherinsion.i
n the tremendous success Of the re-
cent winter meeting Of the Crescent
City Jockey club at New orleans counts
for anything. then the racing season OF
1879 will be tho most successful OF any
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reputation. who prefer small salaries TO
idlenesa ANA nothing through the heat.
ed term. As these summer companloa
must perforce nut on a new play eaeh
M'vh, ,hrlr members need have no fear
OF suffering from ennul.
an excellent plan Ia TO be followed In
,he case Of al least one OF these COM
pah'es' which | believe. Is to be located
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

Two days after the close Of the gates
at drayesend the Coney Island Jockey
clubs beautiful course at shoepshoad
Bay viii hold In initial race Of the sea-
son. New Yorkora are very greatly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

There seems 20 he a better chance this
season for that part Of the public that
studies the form of the horses instead
u the Jockeys.
LEO ETUERtNOTON.
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this jnnoturo her old sweetheart comes
upon the scene and attempts to induce
her TO elope with him he has a rather
easy task before him. John has pre-
Viously had conversation with his
spouse. IN which he says that while he
cares nothing for what the world mlght
say Of her conduct with amy man he
VIII insist 10 the uttermost upon nor