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The age-herald., 1900-10-07
THE SITUATION
Engages Public Attention to an Unusual
 Degree in Germany

Berlin, October 6.-Public attention was occupied to an unusual degree this week with the Chinese situation. The news papers indulged in lengthy discussion of the view that the question seems approach ing a settlement. A feeling of general sat isfaction has been caused by the French note, the contents of which were only pub- lished here today It receives courteous treatment, but is considered to contain matter that can wait. A Foreign Office official discussing the French note with a representative of the Associated Press. expresses the view that the prohibition of the importation of arms to China should be indefinitely prolonged and also neld that the military guard to be maintained at Pekin by the unanimous consent of the powers should remain for an indefinite period. He also said that since the powers now hold the Taku Notifications the ques- tion of their demolition is not pressing, for they can be demolished at any time.
 Regarding indemnities the informant ,e the Associated Press said there was dii- ference of opinion on the question which will prevail, though the details will require discussion. Certain newspapers critieise the omission of the word "InternA tional' in M. DelCasse' s proposal of permanent military occupation of the district between Pekln and Tlen Tsin, expressing the opinion that the omission indicates that Russia will in- sist upon sole proprietary rights to the dis trict, upon the ground that her adminis- traton of the railroads justify 1t.
 It is interesting at a moment when the powers are exercising comity towards China, to note that Professor Jellnek pro- lessor of international law at Heidelberg, shows in a law journal that relations, ac- cording to international law, between China and the powers, do not exist, since China has never voluntarily recognized the rights of International law.
The age-herald., 1900-10-07
Believed That a Majority Vote
 Will Be Cast.
DEMONSTRATION AT SHENANDOAH
Strikers Close Two Large Galleries at Latimer-Trouble Was Feared Other Companies Join in
 the Advance

Philadelphia, October 6.-Presdent Nit chell has at last announced his intention to call convention to decide what move shall be taken in the 10 per cent increase In wages. He made the announcement today at a miners meeting at Shenandoah. He said he would issue a call in a few days, and the belief Is general that the men will give a majority vote in favor of accepting the concession made by the operators which include reduction in the price of powder. President Mitchell addressed largely attended mass meeting and re- viewed long parade of miners at Shenan- doah and at McCarfnAck..
 All the collieries were closed today, the most important being the mines of Calvin Pardee and Company at Latimer MT. Par dee announced that work would be sus- pended at the mines until further notice because, as he said, the authorities did not afford sufficient protection to his employees from intimidation by marching mobs of strikers, and he therefore would cease work to prevent injury to property and possible loss of life.
 Many hundreds of strikers accompanied by women marched to the Lattimer mines this morning and, though they did not at tack the workmen or commit any violence, they marched back and forth on the pub lie road near the mines in such a menacing manner that the Pardee employees feared attack should any emerge from their homes to go to work. In this way the strikers effectually prevented the starting of operations, and MT. Pardee's decision to close the mine followed.
 The Delaware and Hudson Company to- day joined with the other operators and posted notices offering the 10 per cent in- crease The Pennsylvania Coal Company is the only other large operator that has not posted the notices, but President Thorne has been quoted as saying his con- pany will agree to whatever the others do.
The age-herald., 1900-10-07
SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
Commander Muller Surrenders and
 Others Will Follow

London, October GA dispatch received from Lord Roberts dated Friday, October 5, says:
 "The number of prisoners captured or surrendered is daily increasing, now ag- gregating nearly S6,00O
 Commander Muller has surrendered 10 Clery and Commandant Dirksen and others are on their way to Pretoria to surrender
 "A detachment of London Irish endeav- ored to surprise party of Boers near Butfonsten on October 4. but had to re- tire after three hours of fighting with six men wounded The Boers suffered heav- ilyn
The age-herald., 1900-10-07
THE BIG COAL STRIKE
 IS NEARING AN END
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers Will
 Call Convention to Act on Question.

closing of the Lattimer collieries there was no change in the situation in this district today. No additional operators have posted notices of any advance.
 President Mitchell today sent a telegram to T. D. Nichols, president of District No. l, which comprises the Lackawanna and Wyoming regions MT. Nichols is at Nan ttcoke. The telegram reads:
 We are informed that agents are at work employing men to mine coal in Ar kansas and Indian Territory. Please ad- wise all miners to remain away. The min- CTS of Arkansas and Indian Territory have been on strike for twenty months.'
The age-herald., 1900-10-07
Japanese Troops Leaving

Washington, October 6.-General Chaffee reports the following casualty list from China:
 Taku, Received October 9, 19OO.-Adjutant General, Washington: October 5, No. 59.- The following casualties have occurred since the last report:
 September 14, on hosiptal ship Relief, AL bert Honig, Ninth Infantry, dysentery; September 21, at Pexin, Daniel Reasoner, Ninth Infantry; September 2S, At Tien Tsin, George Paul Farrall Marine Corps, cause not known; September H, at Pekin, Ambrose J. Melonson, Ninth Infantry, dys- entery; September 30, at Peldn, John 1T. Ring, hospital corps, dysentery.
 CHAPTER
The age-herald., 1900-10-07
A Splendid Gift

Raleigh, N. C.. October s.-Trinity Coll lege, a Methodist institution at Durham, N C., was today the receipent of gift of aoO,ooO from Washington Duke, 6 wealthy cigarette manufacturer. This last gift makes altogether half q million dollars given by MT Duke to this college. In addi- tion to this, another member of the Duke family has given the college $100,000 and . library that will cost s100000, now being built by J. B. Duke.
The age-herald., 1900-10-07
Prisoners Ordered Released

Tien Tsfn, October 6.-Li Hung Chang has ordered the release and safe escort to Pekin of five Belgian engineers and fifteen missionaries who have been kept prison- CTS many weeks at Tao Ting Flu.
 Li Hung Chang is apparently doing his utmost to please the powers. His visit is apparently indefinitely postponed.
The age-herald., 1900-10-07
NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Will Transmit Market Quotations
 Throughout the Country

New York, October GA certificate of in- corporation of the Exchange Telegraph Company has been filed with the clerk of Hudson County, New Jersey, and with the Secretary of State at Trenton. The au- thorized capital stock is $5, 100000 The ob- jects of the company are to transmit and sell throughout the United States all kinds of news and to operate tickers for the transmission of market quotations.
 The Exchange Telegraph Company is a corporation effected by the members of the Board of Trade of Chicago and other cities to build and operate Board of Trade lines. The company Is organized because of a recent contest between the Postal and Western Union Telegraph Companies grow ing out of the quotations of the Chicago Board of Trade to bucket shops.
The age-herald., 1900-10-07
Chaffee's Casualty List

Pekin, Tuesday, October 1.-The Nins- teenth Japanese Brigade is leaving here. The Twenty-irst Japanese Brigade will re- main at Pekin and Ten Tsin.
The age-herald., 1900-10-07
A King In Kentucky

Green River, the whisky without head ache, has been crowned King of Bourbona at the Paris Exposition. It has for several years been the official whisky in all of thf naval hospitals of the United States. !
The age-herald., 1900-10-07
The Chicago End

Chicago, October 6.-President W. s. Warren of the Chicago Board of Trade said today that the work of construction of the new system will begin as soon as practicable. Stock in the new concern will be placed on the market shortly after November 1. When completed the lines will be 4700 miles in length.
 According to President Warren the new company will have exclusive privileges in the matter of telebraph wires on the floor of the Chicago Exchange.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
LEGAL SALES.


sHERIFFS SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
STATE OF GEORGIA. CITY OF SA-
vannah-Undcr and by virtue Of a dis
trees warrant issued from tho city Court
Of Savannah "a favor OF J. Randolph An
derson. agent OF estate OF T. e.. Anderson.
Jr.. against Mrs Bertha Smith, aud by
virtue OF an ordcr OF sale granted by tho
Honorable Thomas NJ Norwood. Judge
OF the city Court q Savannah. on the ilih
day of October. a. ID. 1900. ! VIII put up
and expose Cor sale az public outcry on
the 2sih DAY Of October. 4. ID. 1900, within
the legal hours Of sale. 20 the highest bid
der for cash. the following personal prop
erty to-wit:
An that certain stock OF goods. wares ana
mercha ndise contained IN the store num-
bered twelve u9 Broughton street. east
In ,he city OF savannah. Georgia known
as "Gardiner's Bazaar" consisting OF toys,
fancy goods notions. jcwclry. florists sup
plies seeds. hooks, stationery. cutlery. Gu
riositlcs hirde. cages. hardware, japanese
goods. photographs, canes. and all other
articles OF whatsoever character or kind
contained in said stock OF goods. ana also
fixtures. counters show cases one O) iron
safe. desk chairs. awning. electric light
and gas fixtures in and about said store.
said property Is levied on as the prop
erty OF Mrs. Bertha Smith. and will Re
sold on the premises AZ No. II Broughton
street. east. as whole or IN parcels or
lots as may be most advantageous.
+. ]. WHELAN.
Sheriff City Court OF Savannah.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
nELP wANTrD-FEMALE.


WANTED. A GOOD COOK APPLY
with recommendation al 9o3 Gwinuett
street. woit.
WANTED. A GOOD WOMAN COOK.
white or colored Apply Ttrvcr's Em-
ploymont Bureau, Jefferson and York
WANTED. A RESPECTABLE WHITE
woman 10 cook and assist in housekeeping
81 Thundcrbolt Inquire tao President
street. east
HOTEL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. si7
West BAY. Jacksonville. wants help. AN
kinds. Tor Florida. Georgia Nassan and
Cuba. season iaO-l90i. Sec Huber for fur.
Their information
WANTED. WHITE GIRL To DO
cooking aud general homework. German
preferred Apply BIOS Bull street, near
seventh street.
WANTED NEAT YOUNG COIORED
woman as maid in doctors office. must
bring reference Call at No Jones
street. west between "a. IN. and q. m.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP
frALS WILL HE PRINTED IN CIgAa-
SfFlEp ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD. No AID
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN ron LESS
THAN a0C.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

TRUSTEE SALE.

Under and by virtue OF the power and
authority vested ~ me. che undorHigncd
John ~. Cell trustee. under that certain
deed OF trust. from Helen s. Lowering,
dated the eighteenth. 0sthD day % An-
gust. eighteen hundred and nincty-elght.
OSesl. AMI recorded Ia she clerks office
% the Superior Court Of Chatham county.
In record book OF Mortgage Z DIS. folio
20. II. sea. (the stid Helen AZ lsoVcrirs
having made default Ga the payment or
che principal and interest. AMI obligations
provided ln said deed I will SELL "a pup-
DC cutlery before the Court House door IN
Chatham county Georgia. on the iirst
Tuesday ia November. being the sixth
(Cfhl day Of November. nineteen hun,irCd.
aud during the usual AMI legal
hours Of snle. 10 the highest and hcst bid
der, for cash. al che followlug described
BOT and pared of land. with tho improve
mcuta thereon. to-wit;
An that tract or parcel % land sitnahs.
lying ard being IN the city Of savannah.
said county aud state and known on tho
map OF said city as the western one-haif
81 lot number six 90. Crawford ward con-
tnlning frontage OF nifty 00l feet on
Oelethorpe avenue. tformeAly South Broad
street. and 81 depth Of ninoty Cm Zee.
10 a lane and bounded north BY OEle-
thorpe avenue. e8at by eastern ono-half
OF said lot south BY q lane. AMI west by
lot number i've 90 % said ward. The
said western one-half OF said lot number
six 90. Crawford ward. Is subject % an
annual ground rent OF twelve 2-io0 dol
lars. payable TO the Mayor and Aldcfmon
Of the city 81 Savannah.
Together with oil and singular. the
houses. buildings easements. rights. mem
hers and oppurtenancee thorounto belong
ing. the purchaser paying for titles and
revenue stamps.
JOHN N. CELL. Trustee
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
RECORDERS MONDAY DOCKET.
Thirty Prisoners ON the Docket
Charged with various Onenses.

Thirty Prisoners ON the Docket
Charged with various Onenses.
The Recorder had thirty prisoners on
his docket when he opened court yester-
day morning. Possibly the most interest
ing case was that OF John Bush. colored.
who was arrested Saturday by Patrolman
Harper and Eivers. Bush had drawn his
pistol ana threatened TO kill Rose Han
bury: she complained 20 Patrolman Dwy-
or. who attempted 20 arrest Bush. but
failed 90 do so. and lost his club IN the
struggle. Later Ia the day Patrolmen Har-
per and Eivcrs made the arrest, but not
without q struggle, on the Jumped charges
Rush was given thirty days la lieu Of 81
which he could not produce. In addition
"a this sentence ne was remanded to che
CIV Court on the charge OF carrying con-
cealed weapons.
Three negroes arrested by Patrolman
Douglass OF the Central Road charged
with breaking into a car. and also with
stealing q ride on the road were turned
over To the City Court.
Tho case OF John Mackey colored
charged by Robert Gibson. coiored. with
having snatchcd pocketbook from him
was continued.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
DAMAGES TO TnE ALABAMA.
Hearing in Libel of the Itasca IN
Progress Before Master.

Hearing in Libel of the itnSca IN
Progress Before Master.
Tho hearing before Thomas =. Ravenel.
E4 master in admiralty. IN the mat
Ger ~ the libel Of the steamship ltasca.
na. been tn progress In the United States
courtroom for two or three days. and
1901 90. be concluded before this after
roln.
Tue ubeilant in the case IS Rittenhouse
Moore who claims 20 have been damaged
To- tac extent OF nearly $1,000. The dam
a'a claimed resulted from the running
down OF the dredge Alabama BY the ltas-
90 -i the Merchants and Miners Trans
~. liion Company. on the night Of Aug.
i,t. The Alabama was then ancnorci
." 'nt river east of the city. but II -
''ltd not in the channel II Il charged
'he ltasca was negligcntly handled,
NrseIf out Of the channel, and that
i'mages incurred resulted from ihls
.fhsence.
--} rate. the Alabama went to the
ot the river and had 10 be prac-
rebuilt. Tho defendant contends
~. TO. only was the ftasca skillfully
ANd properly manned aud that the
r was due TO no negligence on the
master or crew, but that even
g.. sung Negligence. the libeilant ought
a. f'covcr anything like the amount
In ITO suit Is brought. Much evidence
u,. case has been taken before tbs
~. il admiralty and the arguments
'o" belDg made.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

IN the District Court Of the United
States for the Southern District Of Geor-
gin. Eastern division. Ia che matter OF
- X. Goodwin, bankrupt. Ia bankruptcy.
Under and by virtue Of am order passed ON
the nth day Of September. 1909. by A. IA.
MacDonen. referee in bankruptcy / will
sell on Tuesday Nov. .. 1900. al the
Court House IN Chatham county. within
the legal hours Of sale. 10 the highest
bidder. for cash. the following property 81
said bankrupt estate to-wit. lot mum
Der q. Cumming ward. being number 2i3
Third street. east IN the city Of Savannah.
IN Chatham county. together with thu
improvements on same. Right 20 reject
any or all bids reserved. The above prop
crty Is sold free from all liens and fncum-
brancea. wM. r. HARDEE. Trustee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
HE was FoRCED TO MARRY.
Novel Claim Made by Plaintiff In sui,
for DlNorce.

A suit for total divorce. In which one
Of the grounds alleged IN the petition Is
strikingly unusual, was filed yesterday tn
the Superior Court. The parties are VIII
liam A. Davis and Louisa Davis. his pres
eut wife.
II IS alleged that the parties were mar
rled March 2. 1887 the name Of the de-
PENDANT NJ that time being Louisa Hubert.
The husband and plaintiff charges that
the marriage took place against his VIII
ana consent, and was brought about az
~. Instance OF the attendant. by means
az durcss. mcnaccs ana force.
The plaintiff recites that since his mar
riage he has never lived with the defena-
ant or supported her or EeSogDlzsa Der
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
MIR wANrEn-nAI.r.

------------------->----~
WANTED IAMEDiATElY. 2 coon
coat hands at T.. }. Kcnnedy'e, Bull
street.
FIVE WHITE BOYs IN OUR HAIR
ness factory, those willing 20 work. good
chance go learn trade. LEO Fro1k Con-
gross AMI Whitaker streets.
WANTED. TWO FiRsT-CLAss BfCY-
Gle rcplir mon. M other need apply. II
kohi, No ~ York street. west
AN EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING
shoo salesman Tor Florida. one acquainted
in sah territory preferred. mono but ox-
pcricnccd s1ocmcn need apply Addre.
with references W. J Maritime a Bros
wholesale boots ana shoes New Orleans
Ia.
MANAGER FOR BRANCH OFFICE
az savannah BY old established house
Salary sion month; also liberal commission
ON sales. Sol cash and references rcquir-
od. Address BOX 5si. Philadelphia IA.
ACTIVE MAN FOR TEMPORARY 10
cal position several wecksl. Salary s. per
Say. Address Globe Co.. "a Chestnut
street. Philadelphia. Pa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 49, 1900

as his wife. Since the marriage also she
Is alleged 60 have violated her marriage
vows on many occasions. conduct which
the plaintiff claims he has never excused
or condoned
The allegation az 20 the manner In
which the marriage was consummated
and the circumstances attending u ~
probably inserted 20 show rs lnvalhity.
Marriage under the law. H. contract,
ana like other contracts requires that the
parties shall mutually agree aud consent.
Force destroys consent, ana u u bc true
as the plaintiff charges, that he was
forced 60 make the vows. % Is quite lkely
that he will be granted a decree OF divorce.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

AN HONEST, HARyW1k< ING
young man 70 years OH. from che coun-
try. wants something 10 do. VIII Do any
kind of honest labor. Address y. l.. s..
Morning News.
YOUNG MAN Is. DESIRES A POSI-
ton. best OF reference. Address y. Y r..
care Morning News
A CONFINED BOOK KEEPER AND
stenoRrapher wants position. aged g.
strictly sober. reliable and we'll Endorsed
Address D., care Hicks Restaurant
WANTED. POSITION AS MANAGER
Of livery or sale stable by young married
man. who has had 10 years practical ex-
perience: can give best references. Sal
AIRY no object until after thorough trial
j. r. =. Care New Southern Hotel Way
cross. Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE To DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY 49,
Notice Is hereby given 20 al persons hav-
ing demands against Don Agoos. late OF
said county. deceased. to present them
10 me- properly made out. within the time
prescribed by Law, - as to chow their
character and amount: and all persons
indebted 10 said deceased. are required TO
make Immediate payment 90 ms.
Savannah. Ga. oct. T. 1900.
JORDAN y. BROOKS.
County Administrator.
n Bay street west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

practically does away with the pains OF
maternity and gives the nursing mother
vigor and vitality.
vTwo years ago" writes Mrs. Katie Atliiker.
Of 7sa Pat street. Alliance. Ohio,.vI used two
bottles % Pavorite Prescription and In April a
nice baby was born, before the doctor came.
was not very sick Baby Is now fourteen
months old aud weighs y pounds Before
commencing DIT Picrcc's Pavurite Prcacuptio
/ had 20 WON'T every day but after god the
medicine. from the hfxt spoonful that took. I
stopped vomiting. II Is cod-send FOE women "
When a laxative is needed, use DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets with rFavorite
Prescription"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY -
whereas, Mathew r. Dunn has applied
TO Court OF Ordinary for Letters OF adj
ministration on the estate OF Laurence j.
Dunn, deceased.
These are. therefore. 10 cite and adj
rnonlRh all whom 81 may concern TO be
and appear before said court 20 make oh
lection az any they havoc on or before the
first Monday in November. next. other
wise said letters will be granted
witness. the Hon. Hampton l.. Ferriil
Ordinary for Chatham County. this the
9th day OF September. 1900
FRANK f. KEILBACH
Clerk CT. Ord'y. c. Co
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
sIIscELLANEoUa.


ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP
fTALs WILL BB PRINTED IN CDA.3-
SIFfED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD. NO AID
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 9OC.
FIVE BOTTLES GRAYBEARD
CURED ME OF RHEUMATISM OR
LUMBAGO. OF WHICH I HAVE SUP
FERED FIFTEEN YEARS. s. @.
DENT. ST. sIMONS ISLAND. GA"
MADE ONLY by REsPEss DRUG Co.
PROPS.
CALL UP PERRY a BENTON. IF
you are going 10 move. shift or store fur
ni,ure Bell phone 1924
HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED
with German ready-mixed paint; entire
satisfaction guaranteed. Adams Paint
Company.
WEILsBAcH GAS LAMPS. COM
plete. put up only Is cents. ana guaran-
iced 20 savb you money on your gas bill
YOU can always find an assortment Of
mantels here. from 10, 10. ~ 20 81 cents /.
don't forget the place a. G., Price a Co,
state and Jefferson streets; phones ess
WANTED. ONE THOUSAND HUN
cry people AZ the Southern Grocery Com
pany, IA Barnard street
"GH5AYBEARD CURED ME OF CA
TARHH WHICH HAD CHUNG TO MI
THIRTY-FIvE YEARS. n you HAVE
cATARRH TAKE IT. MRS. RHODA
DEAN. BALLINGER. TEX" MADE
ONLY by REsPESS DRUG CO.
PROPS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice Il hereby given that I have made
application 20 the Court OF Ordinary for
Chatham County. for leave 10 self tho
northern portion OF lot number thirty
seven go. OMEN ward. In the city OF
Savannah. with improvements thereon, he
longing 20 estate Of Ellen Morgan. de-
ceased. for the payment of debts and dis-
trlbutiou. and that said order viii BE-
granted ~ November term. 1890. o. said
Court, unless objections are filed thereto
VI. A O'BYRNE.
Administrator
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
Fon sALE-nEAL rNTATE.


ApVERrisEMENTs sFT IN car
ITAI4s WILL BE PRINTED IN C14As-
srFtED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD. No Ap-
vERrlsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN DC
FOR SALE. SoON ACRES VIRGIN
pine lnnd-iiiernhto sections; viii cut ~
boxes 90 the acre. SO miles from good
river transportation. daily steamboat (;
terms cash. Albert w. Gnchrist. Puntu
Gorda, Fla
FOR SALE. A LOT FOR TWO HUM
dred dollars. easy terms. on Ninth atroee.
near East Broad. no city taxation. &. IL
Dorsett.
FOR SALE. LOTS on NINTH. NEAR
East Broad. ne 40 each. viii soon BE-
advanced 60 Sll5s when a lot has been
paid for I can arrange 60 got home
buih. c. II. porsett
ron SALE. LOTS ON NINTH STREET
near East Broad: no city taxes. at 500
each: twenty-five dollars cash and easy
monthly payments, c. Il. poracu.
RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
for sale all over tho city. Robert II
Tasem. real estate dealer. No. York
street. west.
FOR SALE or RENT. CACHE
farm with house ana ont buildings; Ia
good condition Apply 5Is stewart street.
FOR SALE. THOSE LOTS ON NINTH
street. near East Broad. have only been
sold 40 nrat-ciass parties. V'ao win make
good neighbours: ana none other can buy
/ The terms are very easy. and they are
cheaper than any other In che vicinity.
| &. n Dorsett.
ADVERTIsEME SET ~ CAP
TrAI.S WILL RE PRINTED IN CLAA-
sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS 4 WORD No AD-
VERTtsENiENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN alc