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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21
TAYLoR's HOTEL SOLD
George w. Young Bays it for the
National Trust Company.

Tayior's Hotel has been purchased by
Mr.. George w. Young for a corporation
being formed of New York and New Jer-
sey capitalists. The corporation is the
National Trust Company.
Senator Allan L. McDermott effected
the sale He said today that the hotel
had been purchased by the company and
that the company win improve the site
There will be no immediate changes In
to run the hotel for the present.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21
AMERICAN SUICIDE IN WALES

IBy Cable to the Associated Pressvl
LONDON. July q. 1899 The body OF a
man was found last night upon the steps
Of Trinity Church. L.anddno. Wales.
Death had been caused BY q shot from 4
revolver. In one OF the dead mans pock-
cts was found an envelope Indicating
that his Ealne was Alfred POOLS and that
he came from Coal Glen, Col. There was
also upon the dead mans person letter
dated April 8. from 6. ~. Oakes, South
Water street Denver, written upon pa
per bearing the letterhead OF Centenn al
Lodge, Knights OF Pythias. Denver.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21

DIED

LILLIS-On Friday, July u, 1893. AIico,
beloved wife of James T. L,illis
Funeral from her late residence NO.
20S Palisade avenue Jersey City, on Nom
day. July "a at $3.50 A NJ, thence to ST.
Joseph 5 Church. where a solemn high
mass of requiem will be offered for the
repose of her soul
FARREI5L.-On Wednesday. July 19. 1893.
Mary. beloved wife of the late John
Farrell
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. 21s Third
street. on Saturday July 2. at A NJ.
thence to ST. Mary,s R. c. Church. where
a high mass of requiem will be offered for
the happy repose of her soul.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21
NO CHANGE IN The SITUATION

NEW YORK. July 81, 1s99.-The freight
handlers strike had about the same
status this morning IS yesterday. ltalahs
were at work on all the piers except those
of the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford line. Here the freight was not pc
ing handled at all and no goods We're
either going out or coming in. Police are
on duty at the piers, but the 25o men
who have been on strike for four days
have calsed no trouble.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21
NO CHANCE OF WAR.

IBy Cable to the Associated Press."1
CAPE TOWN, Jul y q. 1sss-In the
course of his reply to an address Of well
come at Claremont. yesterday evening.
Mr.. Cecil Rhodes. formerly Premier of
Cape Colony. declared that there was not
the slightest chance Of war between
Great Britain and the Transvaal Republic
breaking out
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21
COLUMBIA DIDN'T RACE

NEWPORT, r. l., July q, lS9s.-The
Defender and the Columbia started to
race today The race was abandoned be-
cause the steel links in the spart OF De-
tenders main sheet pulled out and the
main sheet block then gave way.
Mr.. Duncan, OF the Defender, said that
he would have to send to Bristol to get
the necessary material for repairs and
that be would be ready to race again next
Tuesday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21
ST. PAUL OF THE CROSS PARTY

The lawn party which was in progress
for three nights on the lawn adjoining
the Church of st. Paul Of the Cross.
came to brilliant close last night a pro-
gressive euchre tournament being one of
the features. A number of handsome
prizes were won.
Street and Water Commissioner Nolan
won the handsomest prize. The affair
was a big social and financial success.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21
ARLsNeroN CEMETERY

Was the hrsl 'Landscape Lawn Cemetery n
the State. Lot owners nave no expense For
care of grounds. nor for fencing. If you reed
a cemetery lot tand every family needs oue3-
you Will be interested In its beauty and neat
ness, It's moderate prices and easy terms of
payment. Office in Jersey City. 2s9 Washing
ton street. over Provident Savings Bank. Teie-
phone No 521
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WooLWIcH CABLE PLANT BURNED

fBy Cable to the sAssoeiated Press, y
LONDON. July II. 1859 The western
Electric Gable Gompany's establishment
1t W'oolwieh was burned This morning
The loss is a225. 900 Al American p1ant
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21
EXPLOSION ON BULLFINCH

LONDON. July q, 1S99.-An explosion
on board the torpedo boat destroyer Bull
finch on the Solent, during her trial to-
day, killed seven and injured eleven Of
those on board.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21

stores factories and Institutions can now
get their supplies as Epod as any n. =. house
Il d r. clcary Co.'S wholesale grocery
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

NBW YORK. July q, 1sss-Forecast
for the thirty-six hours ending at eight
r. NJ. Saturday For New York City and
vIcinity:-Thunder storms tonight, fair
and cooler Saturday: winds becoming
brisk TO high northwest.
Harnett's ThermometricaI Rarart
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21

a vacant building. opposite the North
Hudson County Railway Company's Of
fees. A big attendance is requested and
expected.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 2i, 1Sss-The fol-
lowing cablegram was received at the
Navy Department this morning from Ad-
miral Dewey
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Burned.

Shenand ,ah Junction, Nov. IL
l899-The grain elevat r. sarehouse
cribs, sta BILE and Office oi w. N. Lee
mon & Co., III 81 nandoah Junctloa
formerly owned b, s. L. Williams,
but only few days ago purchased
by Messe 6, W. n Lemen and Chas
II. Billmyer OF SheLherdstown, was
burn' i TO the ground last night and
is total l-,ss Of about four thousand
dollars. The height warehouse aud
store immtd at,l, in the rear OF the
ELEVATOR owned by S. L. Williams
WAS saved by keeping stream Of
water on lie building: The insur-
ance was in the companies represen
ted by Washington & Alexander, OF
Charles Town, for $2,700.00.
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+. 7. CHENEY &CO
STILL FIGHTING.

Manila Nov. IA, 10 P. M.-The
death o Major John A. Logan, Jr.,
was the elimination oftwo hard days
OF fighting ON the part Of. the Thirty
third Infar try. under Colonel Howe.
Saturday and Sunday Major To-
gan had been at the head of his bat
talon. leading the men. cheering
them on in the face of fearful obstac-
les and rallying them on Sunday for
the charge against 1900 insurgeu S,
only to be struck down by a stay
bullet firm some fleeing Filipino's
gum
The enemy was in full retreat
when the Major wass killed. The
trenches had been stormed aud the
enemy driven out. The excited men
OF Loeans battalion followed them.
the Major being near the head OF
the pursuing column. All at once
he threw up bis hands aud fell
There was no time for his men to
stop, and they pressed on without
him. The enemy was routed and
many insurgents were left in the
trenches.
The enemy's loss WAS estimated
at 800, and 81 dead were counted 10
one section OF the trenches. The
Americans casualties were seven
dead and twelve wounded.
1t had been the sharpest two
hours engagement of the war, with
an equal force Of insurgents, five
miles from San Fabian. When it
was all over the Americans had cap.
tured % Filipinos and 100 rifles.
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LAMENTARLE.

Msjor John A. Logan, son of the
lamented Gen. John A. Logan, the
famous warrior aud volunteer sold
Ter OF the Civil War, has been killed
leading his battalion to action, in
the Philippines. His aged widow
cd mother, wife and several small
children,, and q country proud of
sire and son, must all mourn his
loss-all for the sake OF patriotism,
AID as they. say, "For humanities
sake" s.,.,.
1t is an awful tribute, and a sad
sa rifee. on ithe altar, even of the
best OF causes, that such men must
be shot down, and noble careers
ended in the Wilds and jungles OF
far of. lands, by half civilized peo-
pie, who will not be aided by intel
gen. civilization-it recalls uneer-
ingly the remark of another old
soldier, "War is hell"
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Factory Started.

Thompson Bros Box Factory
started operation in full. blast Mon
day morning with force of twenty
hands. The factory was FIRST start
ed in the building in which they
have their printing office and BOOK
bindery, but it was soon found that
this was not large enough for the
factory, They the n rented the Old
Fitz prop erty, where they have all
the facilities for an extensive box
manuia curing industry.
A large number of orders have al.
ready been secured and they have
enough ahead to run them for some
time. Among the principal users
of the boxes made is the Kilbourn
Knitting Machine Compsny.
AS soon as things are g item in
good work ng ordr, on an aveIa ,e
of $500 boxes will be made day
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Anti-SaIoOn League.

The Anti-Saloon League of Berke-
ley county held meeting in St.
Johns Lutheran church Friday
night, and many heard the addresses
and talks on the subject of intemp-
erance.
The meeting was called to order
by the President OF the League, DR..
F. M. Woods, who made a few re.
marks, introducing Rev. j. P. Stump
of Fredericksburg Va, who was the
speaker Of the evening. He held
the attention Of the audience from
the beginning to the end. His attack
on the saloon was a strong and fear
lees one.
AT the conclusion Of his address
several other members of the league
made short remarks. The lew aud
fence was canvassed for new men,
bers and about thirty new names
were enrolled. The League noe
numbers nearly 500 mem bers, and il.
PROPOSES to do more active work in
the near future. b
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ELkINs WINS FRorl BEVERLY.

The Supreme Court last week de.
cided the Beverly Elkins county
seat question in favor of Elkins.
There has been al ght, and now un-
less something new turns up the
County Seat'wiH be moved TO Elk
ms. Bevealy will continue to be one
OF the most healthy, prosperous wide
awake towns of the mountain coun
ties peopled by intelligent, sociable,
cFeditable citizens. The trouble
was the concentrations of railroad
Industries and wealth at Elkins,
proved too heavy competitor.
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Young Mrs. Winthrop.

This charming play will be render
ed at the Central Opera House on
Friday November "a th 1899 for the
benefit of the Msrtinsburg City
Band. 1t is a mel, drama that will
keep you interested and entertained
from curtains rise to drop. Miss
Nellie Lane Rutle-, talented young
lady of Sbepherdstow n, with a bright
company rendered this play SINE
time ago and 80 popular and sue
oessful as It, that freqrent rel etions
have been asked Tor The Com
pany have agreed to aid the band,
and the people will see one OF the
the finest plays that have ever been
given in this city
Reserved seats at Gu M Is.
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Mrs. F. G. Doe, at Watkins, left
this letter: my husband-Forgive
me If I cause you trouble, but I suf-
fer 90. You do not know what
these long, wakefnl, wretched nights
are to me, and i am so tired darling
the pain will never be better. It
is not easy to take my own life. bat I
have been sick so long. Good bye.
my husband, | love you-yonr wife"
This is but one of the many that
gives up instead Of nsipg Dr.. Miles
Restorative Neryine. and being
speedily cured Of Observation-Disclosures,
Go to A, III. Gilbert'e and elegant
book and trial bottle free.
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Must Treat Them Kindly.

Washington, Nov. l6.-The Pres
ident is making efforts to protect the
Spanish prisoners with the FIlipinos
in the Philippines. A cable message
relating TO that subject has been
sent to Gen. Otis and by him forw ard.
ed to Gen. Macarthur with instruc
tions to have it delivered to Aguin-
aldo if possible
The President requests the kindly
and humane treatment Of the Spanish
prisoners, and intimates that any OF
the natives responsible for the
illtreatment Of such prisoners will
be held to strict account when they
are taken by the United States for
ces operating in the islands.
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Many Killed And Wounded.

Porto Cabello, Venezuels, Nv.
l3.-General Paroles, former coE-
manGer 10 the army Of President
Andrade, who had refused the de-
maud made upon him by General
Cipriano Castro and de facto su b.
critics to surrender the town. even
VIII, this was reinforced l., the t..
ques Of the British, Am lean,
French, German and Dutch com an
ders, surrendered Sunday, .i,e. a
terrible battle.
The aspect OF the city is o'e OF
ruin ard devastation, and it j. esti-
mat'd that upward of $50 p rsons
were killed or wounded in the fight
ing.
DR.. Breasted Of the United States
cruiser Detroit and the o'her sur.
cons oil the various warship7 in the
harbor are miaistering TO the wants
OF the wounded.
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Thieves.

As.a. valued al SIS belonging to
Miss Lul, } ines, was slolen out OF
the hallway " Mr.. Philip Ssyles
home Frid-y evening while they
were eating supp r. Miss Jones
had just entered the house where she
hoa ded, lew minu.ts before sup
per and hung her cape ins:de OF the
door. After supper wheH she went
10 lo..k for the cape it was gone.
The Ulcers were not fed, but no
clue has been found.
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Another great Discovery has been
discovered, and that too, by a lady
Of this country. "Disease fastened
its clutches upon her and for seven
ytA she wiihstood its severest test,
Int her vital organs we're under
mined and death seemed immeninent
For three months she eoughed in
cessaptly, and could not sleep. She
finally discovered way to recov-
cry, ny purchasing of US bottle of
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. and was so much reliey.
I'd on takir 6 Il . FRS dose, that she
slept all night; and with two bottles,
has been absolutely cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thus
writes W. G. Hamnick and Co., of
Scbelby, N. G. Trial bottles free
Mt Matthaei's Pharmacy, 120 n.
Queen street. Regular size SOC and
81 90. Every bottle guaranteed.
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Bicycle Accident.

Mr.. Ward B. Lindsay was riding
down the hill this side OF the B &
o. Queen street crossing on his
wheel Saturday evening, when he
struck Miss Mcdonald, Of Liberty
street at the foot OF the hill. She
was knocked off her feet and the
rider thrown in the mud. He soon
regained his feet however, and went
to the assistance Of Miss Mcdonald
who was rendered unconscious by
the shock. She regained conscious
ness in few minutes. Mr.. Lind
say received several cuts on the
face.
He rang the bell. but Miss Nc
Donald said she thought he was
ringing it for team which was
passing.
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LAdYsArTH TAKEN.


London, Nov. 1.-THE Paris Mar
tin today announced that Lady
smith, where tie Beers have for three
weeks kept General Whites army
besieged, had fallen.
This report receives no aGredence
here, but in view of the absence Of
news since November 8, whea heavy.
fighting was r ported, causes The
gravest anx 0 j.
The last report came through
Pretoria, and said that at daybreak
on last Thursday heavy cannonad-
ing started at Ladysmith. and that
some of tie Beers we're within 1900
Yards of the British when the can
nonading ceased and rifle. FIRE COM
menced.
No REASON TO DOUBT IT.
There is no good reason to doubt
the Pretoria dispatch, a- the Boer
news has. nearly always proved true.
The dispatch implies, it is believed,
that general assault was pending
on Ladysmlth, Jonbert making q
last effort TO overwhelm the town
before it corld be relieved.
This version is furthef confirmed
by General Whites last pigeon post
dispatch assumed TO have been sent
on November 8, announcing . re-
newal of the bombardment.
Since then nothing has been heard
except roumors from Estcourt, that
the bombsrdment was suspended on
November 10.
THE SIEGE OF MAFEKING.
The latest news from Maieking
shows that the plucky besiegcd gar.
risoE is still in high spirits and con-
fident that it is still inflicting great
er losses upon the enemy than it
suffer itself. But it must be re-
membered that the tiny garrison's
small but constant losses are 3
great drain. This latest news refers
to happenings Of a fortnight ago, and
then it was admitted that the Beers
we're closing arc und the town, and,
should this movement succeed,
superior numbers must tell against
the defenders, however brave they
are:
Kimberley still seems safe de-
spite the presence OF Bronze and
his bombardmeDt.
BoER AMMUNITION WORTHLESS.
One thing is certain-shonld Lady
smith, Kimberley and MafeKing all
survive siege it will not be due to
the unquestionable galantry OF the
defenders, nor to lack of courage
and skill on the part of the Beers,
whose ability is equally unqueston-
able, but simple to the now indis.
putabls fact that great percentage
of the Boer ammunition, especially
for the artillery is useless.
Dispatch after dispatch mentions
the fireing of shells which fail to
burst, or which fall short. even after
the gunners have accurately found
the range.
Soubert would probably before
now have reached Pietermaritzburg
had not swindliug European con-
FACTORS, or at corrupt administra-
ton at Pretoria, robbed him of the
means necessary to reduce Lady
smith,
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What Shall We Do.

A serious and dangerous disease
pre- walls in this country, dangerous
because so deceptive. 1t comes on
so slowly yet surely that it is often
firmly seated before we are aware OF
it.
The name of this disease which
may be divided into three distinct
stages is, First, Kidney trouble, in
dictated by pain in the bsck. rheuma-
tism, lumbago, frequent desire to
ucinate, often with a burning sensa-
ton. the flow of urine being copious
or scant with strong odor.
If allowed to advance, this reaches
the Second stage. or Bladder troub-
lie, with heavy pain in the abdomen
low down between the navel and wa
ter passage, increasing desire to uri.
nate. with scalding sensation in
passing, small quantities being pass .
ed with difficulty, sometimes nee
essary to draw it with Instruments
If uric acid OF gravel has formed, it
will prove dangerous If neglected.
The Thir3 stage is Bright's Dis
ease.
There is comfort in knowing that
DR.. K Inner, the great kidney and
bladder specialist, has discovered a
Remedy famous for its wonderful
cures Of the most distressing cases
and known as DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root.
1t lie sold by all druggists.
As proof of the wonderful viz
tues OF this great discovery. Swamp
Root, sample bottle and book OF
valuable information will be sent
absolutely free by mail on applica-
tion to DR.. Kilmer & Co. Bingham
ton, N. Y. When writing kindly
mention that you read this liberal
offer in The Martinsburg Indepen-
dent
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Cruiser Lost.

The United States Crui.er Charles
ton, which has been patrolling the
northern coast OF Luzon, was wreck
ed on reef OIL the northwest coast
on Tue sday, Nov, I. All on board
were saved.
The Charleston 10 one of the yes
sells sent to Manila shortly after
Dewey S victory and belonged to
that class known as the new navy.
The cruiser which was built 10
San Francisco 1888, has displace-
ment Of 8 1870 tons, was Sl2 feet !
inches in width, 8 inches IN draueht.
She had compile ment of 306 men.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IS.

Teddy .Roosvelt's home town re-
turned Democratic majority. Evil
denly Teddy's townsmen do not &C
cept him at his own valuation.4-Ex-
change : Isl
That ISN'T sny thing-Bryan's
home town is''likely to go against
him when he becomes candidate for
President-thus duplicating what
he has Forsooth Roosevelt
was elected governor of his State,
and may set -have the happy privi-
lege Of beating Bryan for President.
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castellans's Silly Scheme.

Berlin, Nov. s15-The ridiculous
proposition made in the Paris Gau-
lois by Marquis Castellane, urging
France TO send 10000 men to take
London, has made all the world
laugh, says the Vossische Zeitung,
which mildly questions the sanity OF
Castellahe,. by saying "the mental
conditiOn;of the Marquis and that
OF allaothtr Nationalists is abnor-
mal.n
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James Vicks Sons,
Rochester, N. Y. a
csbe1 A Nervou swrsek.l

Louisville, KY, Nov. ls.-The
official count brought no changes
to day but Gobel's friends have
come down now to o claim of one
plurality for the Democratic candi-
date, and this only after throwing
out several counties and precincts.
Many of Gobers friends have
given up the fight, saying Taylor
is elected and should be inaugera.
ted. It is claimed that Gobel is too
nervous to see many callers, and
keeps his door locked, only admit
ting his mostsintimate friends,
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A Ton Week.

Pursuant to an order from the
Postoffice Department TO the effect
that all mail matter going out from
this office from Oct. 3 to Nov. 6, be
weig he'd, Post master Clohan has
had all mail going out from this
office weighed THIS is the
first time all the mail has been
weighed fos twenty years. 1t was
done in order that the Depari ment
cou make an estimate of the
amount OF mail haGled by the rail-
rond., SO that they would not be
overcharsed in the transportation.
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Arrested.

Mary Dorsey and carney Simp on
two colored women, we've arrested
Thursday upon complaint OF Eman
uel Hess The two women had got.
ten into scrap in NORTH Martins
burg and had almost stripped each
other of cI thing. The Gght was
concluded by botn ciInching and
rolling down hil together. Both
were bad, sc atcb d up. They
were b, til sen .nce,i TO thirty days
in Jail by Justice Martin. Oae had
been placed Upon p, ace bon about
we k before
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Is envisd by all poor dyspeplies
whose Stomach aud Liver are out of
order. All such should know that
Or. Kings New Life Pills. the won
derful Stomach and Liver Remedy,
gives a splendid appetite, sound d.
gestion and a regular bodily hsbit
that insures periec: health and great
energy. Only 25c. Sold at Mat
tbaei's Pharmacy. 100 N. Queen
trest.
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The Bicycle Book.

The Bicycle Books have been
VT itten by practical man for prsc-
tical men and woman. They give
the main and important facts and
discard the husks and paddines.
Busy sleeve rolled up people will
find them invaluable. The chapters
on disease and remedies in eacn vol
ume will enable many fa mer to
save the life OF his suffering live
stock. See the publishers card in
this issue. The price is so cents,
free by mail; address the publishers
Wilmer Atkinson Co, Philadeipbia.
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Taffy Pulling.

Miss Lillian Licklider entertained
number OF friends at tally pull
ing at her home on West John street
Fri ay evening. Quite number of
guests we're present and spent the
evening most PLEASANTLY. Alter all
had tried their hand at pulling the
taffy, refreshments were served, after
which they scattered bout the house
and enjoyed themselves. At late
hour the guests dt paited for home,
with bonatiful supply Of the tafy
snd with many expressions OF graft
t,sde, at the hospitality of the host
ess.