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her military workshop, ana she look
ed pitiably ILL., Behind her stood the
tall amazon whom Darrell had seen on
the veranda In Vladkaukas, and the
face OF the stern and formidable old
woman was deeply lined with anxiety.
"This Is mere WEAKNESS, said Vera.
1T Is possible that ! may have over
taxed my strength / am resting 20
prepare me for the work that must
come tomorrow. There is plainly but
one course, for US. Your report makes
that certainty doubly sure We could
not surrender our comrades In arms
even If our case were ten times more
desperate than II is. We must break
through their lines"
1--WE have no alternative" replied
Durham. Heaven prosper u.s.
our plans are already made" said
Prince Kilzlar, who was present with
several OF HIS most trusted officers.
AZ wish, however. that we could delay
their attack for twenty-four hours"
"There is no possible chance of It,
answered General Durham. 1--WE may
as well dismiss the thought"
"Your pardon, general said Darrell
81 have reason 20 believe that ! can ac
compllsh 50 much at least. am IN
position TO exert personal influence up
on General Getchikolf"
KllzIar regarded Darrell with Q
scowl Since the opening OF the siege
they had been on terms OF armed neu
trality.
"What Is the nature of that indu
cnces asked the prince.
"If disclose Il 20 any one" answer
ed Darrell, at ceases to be valid. Yol
must take my word in the dark that !
exists"
"Thls docs not greatly encourage
me. rejoued Kilziar.
Nevertheless" said Vera, "AIr. Oar
relrs plan should be tried. II he ca
proiong the negotiations for day, "
shall have better roads for our marc
westward. and the enemy viii gal
nothing"
Il require no more than permlssio
10 speak with General Getchikoi
!, alone" said Darrell.
"You will not get Il from him,
growicd Kiiziar. Il think we vast
time"
Darrell merely bowed. lie Ia
I caught the eye OF General Durham mn
!, was satisfied by a glance that lie woul
have no obstacle put In his way whe
the conferees should meet again o
the morrow Vera had seen this b.
p play. nd she also remained silent.
Durhan presently withdrew and Do
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This Is your lodrrant," she said.
took 1t, galloping back TO the Russian
lines. There was a delay of perhaps
n quarter of an hour, and then General
Getchikoff appeared. attended only by
three members OF his stan. He rode
to the tent OF conference and, dis
mounting. stepped within. The others
remained outside Then the Cossack
who had carried the note returned
with his report
General Getchlkoff condescends to
hear what Colonel Darrell has to com.
munlcate," said the officer.
A minute later Darrell and Getchi-
koff were face TO face in the tent alone,
and the real battle OF Gredskoy opened
with an exchange Of keen and search
ing glances.
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the table behind which he had been
standing. When they raised him up
he was seen to be beyond the control OF
reason, raving and muttering in the de-
lirium OF fever.
Help was summoned, and he was
borne away.
HE will surely die" whispered Dur
ban to Darrell at is pity; fine old
man."
"As the ranking officer OF the Rus
sian forces before Gredskov," said Ivan
Getchikoff, II can only repeat what
was said by my superior, now, unfor-
tunately. incapaeitated for the further
conduct Of these negotiations. You
have until tomorrow at noon to consid-
er our proposals"
Durham and his suit bowed gravely
and withdrew AS they returned &c
Gredskov the sun burst through the
clouds, announcing the end of the
storm.
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From BLACK ROCK
OUR NEXT SERIAL

nv this time Craig was stand
ing before her, his face ae@'y
paIe. when she came 90 the
end of her words, he said In q
xoicc low, sweet and thrilling
with emotions
"Ah, AZ YOU only knew 10
not make me forget mysen'
Won 40 not guess what you are
doing"
"wbat am I doingt what ~
there 10 know but that 20" 'e"
7 me cnsiiy 20 Eof"
she was struggling with the
tcnr. she was too proud to let
Z him see.
lie mt hts hands resoiuteiy
behind him, looking at her ss
~ studyinE her face for the
nrst time. Usder his searching
look she dropped her eyes, ana
the warm color came slowly
mn into her neck and face.
THEN. M ~ with "a sudden re-
solve, she Iiftcd her eyes 10 his
and looked back mt him un-
RinchIngly.
lie started, anrprised. drow
! slowly ncar, put his hands mp
on her shoulders, surpriSe civ
Z ina place Co wild JOY. She never
5 moved her eyes. They drew
him toward her. sic took her
facq between his hands, smiled
: INTO her eyes, Kissed her HIPS.
Z she ala not move. Tie stood
: back from her, threw MP his
; mead aud laughed aloud. She
Z came 90 him, put her head up-
9 on hts brcnst and, iifting MP
; her face, said, "Kiss me." ne
Z mt hts arms about her, bent
down aad Kissed her Itpa nmnin
aud then rcVsrentiy her brow.
T rhen. nutsina hcr bact frutn
him. bot atir hoisins both heF.
z hands, hc crirdf
9 "No, you shall not got shall
never let you Rov'
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COPYRIGHT. 1901.
BY CHARLES -.
ETHERINGTON.

foreign 10 his nature. as his previous
speech had disclosed IL.
His own officers stared at him In
amazement. and Darrell. standing in
the darkest shadow 20 avoid recogni-
ton by Getchikoff, knew not what TO
expect. Then suddenly In the midst OF
his speech the old general flung up both
hands TO his forehead and fell across
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at the head a


Have Korna and Varnt
staff. l need all the trv
that can be found. Ana excellent aut'
Remember that was alwao be laure-
" yours; that from the first minute
that | ever saw you l was as much
constrained TO serve you as was the
heart In your body. IL was law OF
nature. and obedience was my only
happiness. Goodby."
They spoke ar three yards distance.
and no did not attempt 10 come nearer
except for one instant. when she gave
him a s1gnet ring from her hnger
This Is your warrant" she said. II
know not what you will do. am In
capable OF thinking. You know that
am fainting with illness. Let that be
my excuse. pray God that you may
End way 70 save your own life"
"He that fndeth his life shall lose
H." whispered Darrell In English, and
he turned away as Vera, stretching out
her arms 70 him. tried 10 rise and then
sank back into the chair, her eyes wet
with sudden childish tears She was
for an instant as he remembered her In
Paris at the Gordons' house that first
strange night. He dared not look at
her again.
For the next hour Darrell sought for
Keyski throughout the camp, bur with
out result except that he heard ru'
NOR Of the mans desertion 10 the en-
envy. A woman who had known Kew
ski said that he had stolen out OF the
city early the previous evening.
Darrell Joined General Durham END
his suit al the northern gate, and thu
party advanced under flag OF truce
proceeding according 10 the regulations
agreed upon when arrangements for
conference were first made between
the armies.
Some distance from the tent wher'
the previous meeting had taken plac
they were met by staff officer attend
ed by half dozen crazy Cossacl
troopers. Darrell looked al those say
ages and thought upon the taking o
Gredskov.
The staff officer advanced and eS
changed the customary salutauon
with scant courtesy.
General Getchikoff," said he, de
sires me 10 say that unless you hay
come with proposal for surrende
without conditions a conference will b
needless"
This seems unusual" responde
Durham. we had been given twenty
four hours to consider certain terms. :
Those terms are now impossible
replied the Russian CURLY. I'VE sha
resume active operations at noon"
It will readily be understood wis
"active operations" would mean to Il
. force In Gredskov, deserted by Its mo
| important military leader and a doze
/ other officers OF high rank. Durham
face had grayish pallor, but his voi'
e was perfectly calm as he said:
2 1--WE have not come TO propose u
4 conditional surrender but 20 contin'
5 negotiations of great importance
+ both sides"
. Il regret TO say" responded the OF
Ger, that all possibility Of negotiation
d has ceased and that our attack begi
f at noon"
There remains, then, nothing to
II done" said Durham. except TO tran
e NIT this communication to Gener
:. Getchikoff."
k He gave the officer sealed nc
Il written by Darrell, and at a signal o
Of the Cossacks came forward a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-05-03

"If YOU bud not understood what /
wrote" replied Darrell. lntcTupting,
II should not be here. told YOU that
The American consul in Stavropol was
fuliy Informed rs 20 the circumstances
or my trial IN that city and my pres
encc here ami that n you were anX-
ious TO avoid nn international conpli-
catloa which would make matters cx.
ceodingly hot for you Il would bc vel
for you 10 hear what 1 had TO say. |
mentioned also that / had n private
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CHAPTER XIX.
DISCRETION.

lINCESS VERA re-
ceived General Dur
bans report with a
calmness that would
have done credit 10 a
veteran Of "A dozen
wars. She was lying
on n couch that had
boon hronpht down 10
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CHAPTER Xxx.
sat be
Tim nrAL nArrIE on dnEDsKoy.

= I = = =
hind d table on which
lay a revolver ready
70 his hand.
II did not under
stand your communi-
cation. said Getchl-
ko0 but II you have
any plen @ nake'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
senator Jones OF Nevada.

We notice BY tie public prints ths.
hon. Joha p, Jones. United States Ssns
tor from Nsvsds. will probably no. be .
candidate Tor re-slso.iop. M. Jones We
arst elected to the Usi,ed B.ssss Senate
10 1873. end hes served continually since
that time. His term OF service will OF
pie 90 March .. 1908. Mr.. Jones enter
Cd Congress sss TsriH Rsiornsr end
prsetieslly % . Free.Trsdsr. bot YES
oIsssed - . Republican. A searching
study Of The effects Of Protection upon
this country convinced him that bis zoo
homie views we're erroneous. he hiss for
msny yesrs past held not only thst Pro
lection means Property. bat even more
than ihis, II uesDs better manhood and
better wonsnhood when the opportunities
Of empty msDt are offered 10 the people
This principle vss splsodidIy develop
cd 10 bic great speech 10 the Senate 10
1890. entitled shell tbs Rspeblis Do
Its Osp Worki That speech brsush.
Senator jones into notice q ops Of the
iesdiss sxposents Of Protection 10 ttis
coun,ry.
II seems . great pity that his services
70 the ssass Of Protection should be lost
10 the eouptry. and - sincerely hope
thst be msy BE- prevailed upon 70 succeed
himself for What vonld be his siIth term
- . msaber Of Tbs Uai.ed States Sspste.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
Cubans Must Hustle.

The Oubsns will have to make the
most OF their condition nov. The pro
blem on the island IL purely agricultural.
and there ousht to be . revived interest
10 the cultivation Of the soil.
The snssf men have . market resdy
for thei. prod ucls The Democrats 10
ust that the consumer pays the TsrifI
tsI, II thst be so the Cubsns ought 10
get the full price for their sugsr. II
will mol do for the Cubsns 10 cit down
and complain. The planters must 60
ahead and the business me, must push
forward. II they had won freedom sith
ont the Intervention OF this country, they
would have bad no etsrt st oil. The
United States hss done much for Cabs.
md The people must nov do some hast
ling for ihemselves II they could man
sss to live during their Hibi against The
Spanish troops they ought certainly be
able 10 do 40 inch by hard work DOW. With
peace prevailing and the country put on
. sound footing through the generosity
Of this con ntry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
ADVICE 70 McrnEHs

Are Jon disturbed ct night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting teethi II 80
send 1t once aud get bottle OF Mrs. Win,
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. II cures dysentery. disrboes. resui
lsses the stomach and bovels. cures wind
collie, scfters the gums. reduces ipnsms
ton. and gives tone and energy 10 the
shole system. Mrs Wipslov's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tee,hirs 10 plesssr,
0 the taste and IL the prescription OF one
Of the Oldest snd best female physicisp
snd nurses 10 the United States snd 10 for
sale By oil druggists throushos. the world
priee % oh bo&&lA
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secret.rr shaw on the rarlff.

SecfetaFv SHaW or inc IaFtTT.
Secretary Shss 10 bic address a. Morris
willie made some sensible observations 90
the tsun. We sso,e the following:
I. Ter one. mast have . very bitter snd
rslsn,iess enemy before l will consent TO
carry ysllov.ievsr germs itto ny own
home toss. Dont nisunaess,spd me ]
su not comparing the rssdjostnsnt Of .
schedule here and there 10 % epedsmic
Bat I do declare that tbsrs hes never
been revision Of ibs Tariff 10 the Inter
este Of Ffse-Tssde or for rsvsnas esly that
hes not proven - fatal 10 business ~ the
pissues Of Esyp.
/ an sillips 10 cooesde that conditions
ohsnse, snd thst The old Morrill, bill Of
The siaties, for inslsnee. snsr the cosntry
vss involved 10 ssr, would BOT be sppro
priste for ~ ROC. bot siii not admit
that the Tara 70 the mother Of trusts. nor
will ! eousste tact the Tariff Tor rsvenns
only gill destroy ,fass on sny other tbeo
~ thst tist hfs 10 wheat deid viii dss
troy Csnsss ttisiles:
The Prs,sstivs Terri, says Mr. shsv, 10
not ,hs ms,bsf oitrasts, thoash u 10 psr
eni Of ecnditioas tbs, usks I, psentshis
Tor capital 10 eorbirs and eosssrisl for
lsbos 10 srsssisA He sdds:
TIE Rspubliess party 10 ey Stats 10
sestiy rssf,rnsi the Tsrf pistioru Of
1901. This hss caused eossidsrsbIs co..
meat. |, hes been sisfspsssssisd, sos
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MR. MAR rs VERY WoRDi.

after eating" she tells us. II had ~
fol pain 1t the chest. and my stomach felt
dull. cold and wrstched. The little l ate
did me no good. could hardly straight
en- myself DOT from pain aud weakness.
Thus l dragged on until l Vas cured By
Osicurs Solvent, The new medicine, diseov
cred BY DR.. David K'nuedy. Of Ksnnedy
Rov. Kingston. N. Y" All drussists 81.
Genesse Pore Food 90, L. Roy, N. T.:
0entlemen:-I must ssy 10 regard to
GRAZING that there lie nothing better or
hesltbier. We bsve used Il ior years. Ny
brother vas . great coffee drinksr. He
vas taken sick and the doctor ssid that
coffee vss the causs Of IL. and told us 10
use GRAIN.O. We got package bat did
not like IL at Ant, but nov would not be
without It. Ny brother hes been we'll ev
er since W started to use il. Yours truly.
r. LILLE 6ooIoR.
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MOTHER AWAY KEtPs Ir HANDY

my mother sof-red . long time from
dittressing pains end general i'll hsslth
due primstiiy to indigestion" says L. W.
Srsldine, verona, No. .Tso years sRo
| got Der 10 Try X dol She grew better
1t once spd now, ct the see Of seventy. si1,
eats anything she wants. nmrhius tbs,
she fears no bad facts ss she h.s her DO.
tic OF K'dol bsndy." ID o., waste time
doctoring ~ uptoms. O. alter the cause.
II jour stomach 10 sound your health will
be good Kodol r,sts the tton cob and
strengthens the body by disestins your
God. lis niates own ,ouio
Dsvey hall ct Norwich Usiversi.y.
Nortbfsld. named 10 honor OF the hero
Of Manila Boy Admiral q .orse Dewey
sho resolved bis fret military trsiuine
81 Norsicb Uoivsni'y, Ia nov prscticsl
" completed.
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y...r,os DAN.

vscsiion tine 10 here snd The children
are fairly living cot Of doors. There
could be 20 healthier place for them.
Yen need orly TO guard sssiDs, the ssci
dsnts incidental 70 moss open cir spsfts.
No remedy equals Dswin's wrsh Hsssl
Sslvs for qaiakly stopping psin or rsUov
ing danger Of seriou' ccnseqssocss. For
cats, seslds and vonnds. II essd De
WITS Witch Hsssl 6slvs Tor cores. cuts
and bruises" ssys L. B. Johnssn. ssifs.
TsIss. ut 10 ,hs best remedy on the mar
kst." Sare care ioi piles and skin diseas
%. Beware Of countsrieits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

aspr~~ea and miserable. Several siss
pr. kennedy shvnsAi hs bad snees~isa
bot etIsftsDeni Showed that sosnssAlns wss
yst wanting. ~ be ~sasinu.i 10 vul,
~asnh and wAii a. Ellison id whon be
Was lsaasag fer The asha@is thre@i yna
see IN the talts ~ the inosnAeAcent s'ec.
tssc light The story is TOO long 90 10 told
here, but al has, nr, Kennedy came upan
the ingredients needed The missing linls.
The ruAd Vas smeoth after that, and l,e.
t~een two and thfee year, ago he present.
cd the world with Calrura Solvent,
TREASURE trnso mere valuable than the
tosp, ea, 600 In gold which va. tiae oui IT
The soll in Rendieo and BailcfaL There
are no, = dascn drugs or medicines ON earth
that do what they are said 10 or within a
thousand miles ~ IL That IL, eursf,ss
rsadsaaes-- NO, poisona OF drugs tina,
harm and ALL there Ia q terrible list. Man.
kind wuvld I've better on II they could 10
wholly and finally destroyed. The mission
Of the ne1 medicine CAlcurs-Solveni (stone.
DISCOVERY IL 10 bles.-not 10 curse. You
know the complaints that SOW pain and
desia among usi every day you see them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
Poi oSIso THE sY TEN.

Its through the bowels tbst the body ID
olssnssd OF impurities. Constipation
keeps these poisons 10 the system, osus
ing hesdsohe, dulDess and melsncholis a
fret. then unsightly eruptions and fuslly
serious illness unless a remedy 10 applied.
DeWitps Little EIly Risers prevent this
trouble BY slim ulating the liver and pro
% otes easy. besltby action OF the bowels.
The little pills do no. act violently but by
strengthening the bowels enable them 10
perform their own work. Never grippe or
distress,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
NuIrK MAs Turned YELLOW.

Crest confirmation vas islt BY the
friends Of n, A. Hosssty Of Lexington.
Ky. when they saw be VS. turning ysl
los. His shin slowly changed color. also
bis eyes, and be suffered terribly. HE
msisdy sss Yellow JAundice. He Vas
treated BY the best doctors. but without
benefit. Then be uss advised to try Elec
trio Biiters. The wonderful Siomssh aud
Liver remedy, and be writes: "Aitsr tax
ins tvo bottles I vas wholly cured" A
trial proved its ms,ohiep merit for oil
Liver End Kidney troubles.
Only SOC, Sold BY ]. N. Hard and q
Whippie. Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

Theush the congressional elections are
bat little more than tvo months distsLt,
The Democratic patty 10 vithost . single
delnile proposition on which 10 make The
sshl II has cooled % preeeptibly on
too Philippines. Republicans are fer
shesd 10 practical ideas toucbiug the 70
fnlstion OF trusts. Fin incisi questions
ara avoided by Dem ocrsia War taxa
tisp hs ended. The tariff issue Ia open.
II The Democratic party cares to aske
tha, the pivot Of The contest, but. 10 the
light Of what happened . few years sst.
they would rather be excused. Prospect
~ siil sbidss tbrooRhont the land, Bnsi
ness men generally are crowded with or
ders aud every wheel 10 turning except
10 the iew places where strikes are 10 pro
srsss List yesr's treasury operations
ended With q big surplus, and there will
probably be bslsnce 90 the right side
~ spite Of immense tax reductions, when
the dseAl year closes ten months hence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
IT DAZZLE, THE WORLD.

No Discovery 10 medicine has ever Great
cd one quarter OF the excl emept that has
been caused by Dr., Kings New Discovery
for assumption. LIS sevsrest tests have
been on hopeless victims Of Consumption,
Pneumonia. Hemorrbsee. Pleurisy and
Bronchitis, thousands Of whom 1t has res
tored 10 perfect health. For Coughs,
Colds, Asthms, Ctoup, Hay Fever. Hoarse
ness and wbooping Cough IL 10 the quick
est. surest cure in the world. II 10 sold
by J. N. Hard and J. Il. Whipple who
2 guarantee satisfaction or refund money.
Large bottles 60, and 81. Trial bottles
free
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

Suppose us take the Tariff Of bal. snd
then suppose The hesfds OF c,'ils from
Mexico end South America srs b ought
10 BY the tnod Cd thona.ua. They sill
had their way 10 The stock ysr5s. aud
the butebers will be Compelled TO bid
against the packers then /. nos. No
The removal OF tbs Tuin on live stock
end meat = oald not restore the butchers
to bu.i5sss. i. nigh, rain the farmers.
bus the packers could stind IL, for moth
ing lees than orasnizid capital csuld co
ter the import nss. business with packing
houses 10 foreign countries. reirissrstine
ships and other expensive equipment l
happened TO know thai 81 least one. and
I usdersisud two. OF the big psokios
houses have hsd men looking lotto the
Souih American field Tor more than tso
years. The farmer. 80 II 10 has ample
reason TO be spprobensive. Secretary
Shaw, 81 MorrisviIle. Vi,
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EIGHT MIllIoNs.


basTh " an ttHas tho t4snr~4t MS Va oa1
In ths World. Tito Price Hs sold ID Der.
sasne YEAR, 49, At klsalarley, South
Arlaa, hlaek aaan found THAT u MAad Il
he DE largesi tAsanond In The world. He
eos tof u a elAnkss. hnrae and ave hHn.
area dollars After catting mot YET dsns
4 vii bs worth SIGHT milhozs. up 10 this
time u has pfoa,od nehSsly but the man
who fsand IL. II might 80 well have been
acracked bottle foE sii the good II ever did
or Is likcly 10 10. Nov. thorsAfe various
thiass- bat waat q m0mcni. Perhaps the
MOST useful medicine Known Ia the nsSs
enc called cAlcurA-solycnl This /. tnraad
assertion 10 make, but faeis seetB 10 bear II
oui. Like most mosnentaas incslcnts The
the discovery q oalcurA-Sol happened
when Il was not expected, For many
years ID. David Kennedy lad been SEARCH.
ING high and low Cor q combination ~
harmless drugs that would really purity the
blood and relieve and cure cur familiar dis
eases, such ss rheumatism, complaints Of the
liver aud kidneys, and the nervous dis.
orders that make tho Lives Of hosts Of people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

President Roosevelt. on his rapid swing
around the New England circle, beginning
lsst week, showed that DO vas no. afraid
OF The subject, II some OF his party sssoci
stes are. and that be still holds some deHn
i,e views on tho trust add reciprocity quss
lions IS wall 10 regard 10 trasts the pres
ident msinisined the conservative position
adopted 10 bic fil.sburs speech, msintsin
Ing st Providence that great com binstions
OF capital we're nstnrsl snd inevitable, but
Insisting that abe nation must sssume
power Of control BY legislation. and II II
becomes evident that the constitution will
no. permit needed legislation. then By .
constitutional smeudmenLr The prssi
dent also renewed bis promise Of relief for
Cuba, which DO would hardly have done
hsd Ls not reason 10 believe thst bis prom
leo could be fulfilled.