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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
OPINIONS FROM
SUPREME COURT
Lower Court Reversed in Case Of
State vs. CandIand ttAL
AFFECTS MORREY SENTENCE
Decision Of Lower Cont Affirmed In
Case OF Gustin, Trustee, vs. Alb.
tgsii l.. Matthews.

The supreme court today handed
down two opinions, one a reversal and
the other an affirmation OF the judgment
OF the lower courts, The first opinion
for this term OF court was d reversal OF
the Judgment Of the lower court in the
case OF the State of Utah ys w. D.
Candland and webb Green, appellants
The records Of the case show that one
s. p. Money was convicted OF an Of
Tense before Judge johnson in Sanpete
county and sentenced to Imprisonment
In the state prison. An appeal was
taken TO the supreme court and an ap-
peal bond was filed with the defendants
herein, Candand and Green, as sureties,
The supreme court held that the con-
vlctlon and sentence OF Morrey was IL
legal and void on the ground that the
trial court exceeded its jurisdiction.
After the remlttitur was returned a
new Information was flied against Nor
reg and upon his failure to appear for
trial, his bond was declared forfeited
and this action was brought against de-
PENDANTS 70 recover the amount OF the
ment IN favor OF the state for the fun
amount of the bond, $1,000, and an ap-
peal was taken to the supreme court.
In the opinion of the court, which
was written by Justice Bartch. II Is
held that none Of the conditions Of the
bond were violated by defendants, and
the trial court erred In holding the sure
ties liable. The case was accordingly
reversed and remanded, with instruc-
lions TO the court below 10 enter judy
ment in favor OF defendants The opin-
ion was conourred In by Justice Baskin
and Judge Hart,
In the case Of Frank j. Gustin, trus-
tee In bankruptcy OF Thomas Mathews.
VS. Abigail l.. Mathews, appellant. the
supreme court affirmed the judgment Of
the lower court. The action WAS brought
by plaintiff to set aside and declare null
and void q deed TO certain real property
In this city, executed by Mathews TO
his wife, appellant herein, on tho
ground that the conveyance was fraud
ulent and made for the purpose Of
placing the property out Of reach OF his
creditors. The lower court held that the
deed was fraudulent and directed that
the property attempted to he conveyed,
be considered as q portion OF the bank
rupt's estate.
The supreme court aflirms this judg-
ment in an opinion handed down today
by Justice Bartch and concurred In by
Justice Baskin and Judge Hart. In the
opinion II IL held that such q convey
ance, under the circumstances Of this
case, Is constructlvely fraudulent, and
will be held void as to existing creditors
without proof Of actual fraud.
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EXPERIENCE
WITH A BEAR.
JOhu Richards Of Wyoming Meets
One at Close Range
IT CHEws HIS FINGERS
Then leaving Him it Made or win
Its cubs =. Hand operated On
This Morning.

John X. Richards, a resident Of Coke
yille Wyoming, is in Salt Lake today
nursing a hand that was badly bitten
by bear. Mr.. Richards, VINO II q
brother-In-law Of Or. T.. S. Wright,
was out hunting some time ago IN
company With party Of friends, when
he came across a huge grizzly-Jusl
what the hunters were looking ior'
The scene OF action was on Plney lake
at the head Of Green reaver and the
hunters had just bagged a couple OF
elk when MIR, Rihcards left his asso-
clates and went through the brush IN
quest OF bigger game. lie got II
much sooner than expected for IN Il
very few minutes Mr.. Bear suddenly
out IN an appearance and virtually
bounced on top OF the unsuspectlns
hunter. knocking his gun rum MS
hand, rolling him over and beginning,
then and there, 10 have meal, In
order to protect his face from the on
sIaughts Of his Vicious enemy,
Mr. Richards threw his right hand
up and the bear, not particular
which part Of his anatomy he got, be-
gan worrying II with relish worthy
OF better cause. When 1t had chewed
the thumb beyond all recognition and
dislocated every finger, It concluded TO
leave for pastures new and did so tax
Ing its cubs along with IT, Nothing
daunted, Mr., Richards pursued his car
nlyorous friend, but his hand hurt him
so and was so badly damaged that ON
recovering his gun he found that IL
was impossible to use 1t.
The exciting episode occurred some
six weeks ago, during which time Mr..
Richards has been nursing his wound
ed hand as best he could. But learn
ing that recovery would be Impossible
without the attention Of physician, he
came on to Salt Lake. where he was
operated on at the Keogh- Wright hos
pital this morning. As stated above
the thumb was badly lacerated and all
the fingers dlslocated and 1t vas 10
remedy these that the operation was
performed. Meanwhile Mr.. Richards is
considering the ACCESSIBILITY OF suing
Mr. Bear for mayhem.
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DOORS CLOSED.
Affairs of KOrupkat in Hands of Credit
Mems Association.

The doors Of Korupkat a Co, the east
First South street grocers. were closed
this morning, preparatory to an expect
ed filing Of petition in bankruptcy in
the United States court, and Il. j.,
Wilkinson representing the Utah Cred
il Mems ISOLATION, Is in charge OF
the premises 4 circular letter dated
Oct Il was sent out by MIR. KoNpkat
10 the creditors OF Korupkat 4 Co.
stating that Mgr. Ed Korupkat desired
10 state the cOmpany's condition and de-
sired to advise with them as TO the In
terests OF all concerned. ''lIe feels that
the capital Is not sufficient 70 carry on
the grocery without some concessions
on the part OF those with whom he has
been dealing" The letter explains that
the company's Indebtedness amounts 10
$4,000 with assets OF $4,000 In stock.
$1,000 in plant. and accounts due 5000.
"rhe manager is Of the opinion that
the firm is able n allowed 20 continue
IN business TO pay Is cents on the dollNr
IN six equal monthly installments. the
first to be paid within 10 days OF the
agreement OF the creditors TO accept
that amount as payment In fun"
There was q meeting yesterday after
noon Of the creditors, which resulted
IN the Credit Mems taking charge. as
noted above.
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PETE GETS THIRTY DAYS.
Charged With Drunkenness, yagrancy
And Resisting officer Simpson.

Mexican Pete was certainly up
against a hard proposition In Judge
Diehrs court this afternoon. facing
three charges, drunkenness. vagrancy
and resisting Officer Simpson. Pete
pleaded guilty TO the first two charges,
but denied resisting the officer, Pete
said he just came back from Pocatello,
where he made s2s5 In a fight. The
fact IL be was in Jail during the time
he was there. Judge Dlehl sentenced
him 10 80 days at hard labor.
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HOW BOTH SIDES VIEW IL.
Democrats and Republicans Claim
Re.eat from arysn's Tour what
or tbe Resaitf

As far as the weeks developments are
concerned, the political horizon remains
practically unchanged. While 1t Is
true that the six days last past have
produced added activity In the way OF
speech-ma no new scenes nave
been enacted and the situation, 10 all
appearances at least, Is just as II was
week ago, ,, p,,
The coming OF Col. William j. BY
an on Tuesday last created something
OF a stir among Democrats, ana ~
them his speeches are said to nave uohe
an infinite amount OF good Ihe ne,
publIcans, on the other hand, contend
that his visit aid them good also, as,
they argue. his deiverances throughout
the state demonstrated concluslVely
that the Democrats are IN sore stfalts
for live issues upon which TO wage
campaign. There is no denying the iact,
however, that. MIR. Bryens visit, II II
did no other good TO the Democracy
stirred them ny 70 @ sense OF Inc POSI-
ton they occupy and was the means OF
injecting new hfe into many who have
been dormant for a good while.
Perhaps the banner event or the week
among Republicans was the reception
In honor OF Senator Clark on Wednes-
day night. That II was swell AFFAIR
cannot be galnsald, for the club under
whose auspices It was given had spared
neither time nor means to make II the
orowning event OF the campaign. The
speeches Of Gov. Wells and Senator
Clark were well received and the points
were well punotuated with applause.
As stated In last evenings News"
from this on the campaign will take on
new life. For good while past the
respective managers have been feeling
the public pulse and now that they
have the situation pretty well sized up
they propose 10 make the weak places
strong and the strong places. II possi-
bic. stu stronger
As 10 the state ticket there Is de-
cided feeling Of uneasiness although on
the surface conditions appear oil right
Both Republicans and Democrats as
eert that things are coming their way
but the conservative element declare
that they are not 50 sure and shake
their heads when questioned closely as
20 the final results Of the campaign
Meanwhile meetings are being held and
speeches are being made, all for the
purpose OF Inducing voters to vote
right.
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BIG MINING CASE.
Hearing VIII Continue Well Into Next
eek-Experts Testify.

The cas- Of the United States MIN
ing Co. vs. Wall, Lawson ct al, repre-
sentlng the Neptune and Kempton In
terests, Is stllI on in the federal cours
The past two days have brought out
considerable expert testimony, o. p.
Palmer Of the ontario occupying the
witness stand yesterday, and Sidney w.
Taylor, an expert from Colorado, being
before the court today. II Is expected
that the case win continue well into
next week and that when all the cyl.
dence Is In Judge Riner Will take the
matter under advlsement, announcing
his decision after he has returned
home The point In controversy In
wolves the ownership OF certain ore
bodies, the apex Of which both parties
TO the suit claim.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

Tuesday Is the last day for registra-
tlon,
II. II, Harder has been substituted
for William Redd IA representative
from Washington county Oh the Repub-
lean ticket, Mr., Redd having withdrawn
after receiving the nomination.
The death OF Il, Y. Bolton OF Granger
VIII pecessltate the appointment by the
county commissioners OF new regis
trar for the slst district,
George NJ. Cannon and Russell O.
Schulder addressed meeting OF Re-
publicans In the Seventeenth ward last
night. Music was furnished by the
Winter and Summer quartet.
Chairman Eichnor and a number Of
others addressed a meeting OF the Me-
Kinley Republican club last night
Hen u. Rich speak at Lehl tonight,
this being his last speech during the
campaign.
The Democrats VIII hold a rally at
Karuas Monday night the speakers be-
Ing A. j. Weber and G, NJ, Jackson
The Republicans viii hold a rally at
Hunter on Thursday night. The speak
ers will be George Westeryelt and II. A.
Leatherwood.
Hon George A. Smith spoke at Beav-
er last night. Judge King will speak at
the same place tonight.
Judge King and Mai. Young held a
meeting at Descret last night
Last nights rally at Sandy Is said
20 have been hummer. The speakers
We're Congressman Sutherland Chair
man Anderson and number Of oandl.
dates.
The campaign Is said 10 be waxing
warm IA Uintah, both Democrats ana
Republicans leading their best efforts to
win out.
James 4. oDren, Socialist candidate
for assessor Of Juab county, has with
drawn his name and declared In favor
OF the Democrats.
owing 10 lndisposltlon Senator Raw
Inns will he unable 10 spea-L at Gunni.
son. sanpete county, as expected The
meeting VIII be addressed by local can
didates instead.
Hon, James II. Moyle speaks at Lake
Shore tonight.
Secretary DAILY OF the Democratic
state committee was at headquarters
for q short time today. He Is not yet
able, however, 20 assume the duties Of
his office.
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COURT NOTES.

Judge Stewart today dismissed the
case OF David Lewis vs. Martha Nelson
AT plaintiffs cost. The action was
brought TO recover possession OF GER
tain premises alleged to be unlawfully
withheld from plaintiff and for $50 dam
ages for such detention.
The PHI Gang Brewing company filed
n suit in the district court today
against Mrs. Carl Il. Marshall Carl
Marshall and J. II Anderson to re-
cover $500 alleged to be due on n prom
issory note executed by defendants on
June o. 1909. An attachment was issued
in the case on the ground that defend.
ants have assigned, disposed OF aud
concealed part OF their property with
inten 10 defraud their creditors.
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s o'clock a meeting ls held to llsten .
the testimonials of healing OF both s,S
and sickness Free readlng-room nr Sa
daily from 10 Il. m. to p. M. In ManltSn
Motel kindley welcome to all.
First Unitarian Society--Serylces h.,,
at Odd Fellows hail, near new posiogloa
ste, Market street, at II a. M, SUNDAY
school at l2;l5. Sermon, fourth IN ~
series on Evolution OF Religions Rs
liefs, entitled Evolution OF pslIs,,
About the Devil and Man. by Roy ~
), Thatcher Music; Unity choir pnaa,
the direction OF Prof. p. N. Cook TGi
render the anthem. God be MeroIfni"
by banks. All invited. Seats free hi
tartan literature free on appllcaf,on
sunday evening az & p. M, IN the SAM
nan VIII be given the third stereoptiron
lecture OF a series OF six, entitled ',Rps'
sla and Its Government" by Rshlt
Louis r. Reynolds. Admission 25c
oar Savior Evangelical Intbor,n
Church, Fourth East between Fonrth
and Fifth South--Sunday Service ",
1890 a. m. in Norwegian, and 3.gOn %
in English. You are cordially iryitad
10 attend. '''0u
ReorganIzed Church of Jesus cbr,.,
OF Latter-day Saints-services In ,nis'
sion chapel 22S east Second south stree,
as follows Sabbath school at 10 a. M y
preaching at II a, m. and p. m. ''
The engagement Is announced o,
Miss Ida Hilton to Mr.. Gilbert N VIII.
lilms, the wedding to take place in tbe
near future. 1IrE Wv
Westminster Presbyterian Church
lSO south Fourth West street. between
First and Second South. Rev. j. Rlchsi.
son, 9IO south West Temple street tele.
phone 1889 VII a, M. services condne,.
ed by the pastor; 7;3O p. m. sermon by
the pastor 1913 p. M. Sabbath school.
l:J0 p M. Endeavor Sabbath school
l652 west First North street,: 3 d. m.
Junior Society OF Christian Endeayor,
$50 p. m., Young Peoples Society a,
christian Endeavor. Wednesday eve.
hing, prayer meeting at 1890. Friday
evening social given under the auspices
or the y 7, s, G. II. at 1858 sixth street
admission % cents, An invited.
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MEETING OF WOMEN.
Ninth Annual Convention OF Z. +. W.
c, at Ogden on Wednesday.

Following is the program Of the meet.
ings OF the Utah Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs to be held next week In
Ogden:
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 49, 1880 A. NJ
Conference Of presidents. Discussion
Opportunities and Responsibilities
OF Women's Clubs
ll:0O-Meeting Of executive board,
II :S0-Presentation Of credentials BY
delegates and presidents
WEDNESDAY. 2P. NJ
Invocation 49,. o.. hey. J. r. Carver
Address OF Welcome Mayor Glass.
mann, Rev @, s. WOmer, Mrs.
J. $. Gordon
Responses Mrs. Ostien. A. G.
Womans Club. Logan; Mrs.
Schwab. Nineteenth Century,
Provo; Mrs, Mcmahon, =. L.
O.'s Salt Lake.
Plano solo .,..,...,..... Mrs. Ferrera
Presidents annual address .......
.n.n... ..... MRS. G.. Il. Coulter
Pipe organ ...,. ....Mrs, Martlndale
Reception by the president Of all fed &.
Grated clubs 1881 Twenty-fourth
street
WEDNESDAY. 8 P. NJ.
Pipe organ see. go" ...Mrs. MartindaIe
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Jordan stake Conference.

The quarterly conference Of the Jor-
dan stake OF Zion will be held at Sandy
Salt Lake Co., Saturday and Sunday,
Nov, ! and 2 commencing Saturday at
10 o'clock a. m. at which time the busi-
ness Of the monthly Priesthood meet
ing will be transacted The second
meeting on Sunday will be held at 1880
p. m. as usual A good attendance Of
officers and members Is urged at the
first meeting as well as during the en-
tire conference
NIELS LIND,
Clerk Of the Stake.
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orhER CHURCHES.

Ilin NJ. u. Church. corner Ninth East
and First souih-Preachlng by the pas
tor nj II a. m. and 1880 ,. m. In the
morning on what is Salvation" In the
evening Saved by Faith Only" Re.
vlval services win be held every eve
ming at 1880. excepting Saturdays, until
further notice All are most cordially
invited TO attend 10 get and give good.
There will be good singing and preach
ing.
Church Of Christ, Scientist, holds SER
vices In It's church ediice at 22G east
Third South street. as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a m; church service at IL
a. m; subject. Everlasting Punish.
msnt" Each Wednesday evening At
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
RUBBER POSSIBILITIES,
Mr. r. +. Grant Finds Them Great in
Southern Mexico.

Mr., NJ r. Howard OF Grant & How
ard today received telegram from
MIR b. r. Grant now In the city Of
Mexico on route home from an official
inspection Of the Chiapas rubber plan.
,atlon In the extreme southern part Of
Mexico whittier he went with Mfr. J. w.
Ellsworth the manager OF the Chiapas
Rubber company. known In the COM
merclal world, as the Great American
rubber king"
Mr. Grant wires that he found the
possibilities Of rubber culture there
very great,and IL decidedly enthusiastic
over the prospects Of the company.
which he says has 5000 acres planted,
and in fine growing condition and that
the land Is all that It has been repre-
scented as being. Mr.. Grant will he
home in about a week.
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General Relief Society Nurses Glass,

The General Relief society class OF
nurses win commsnce the regular course
OF training the first Monday IN Novtm.
Der next, Mrs. Emma Empey. super
visor. DR.. Margaret &. Roberts, teach.
er and Instructor. The presidents OF
Relief society are expected TO take a
special Interest In selecting suitable
women from the respective wards TO
take this course Of training and II Is
desirable that the Bishops lend their as.
sistanee In this matter, which Is for
the benefit OF the sick and afflicted
brethren as well as sisters. Particulars
may be obtained at the officers meet
Ing OF the Relief society during confer
ence week, or from the secretary ana
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NIEIS LIND,
Clerk Of the Stake
GRANITE STAKE,
Granite Priesthood Meeting.

The general Priesthood netting Of the
Granite Stake VIII convene at 10 q.
m, on Saturday. Nov. l. In the Farm.
ers ward meeting house. The High
Council Of said stake will meet at 3
a. m. on said day In the same place.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
JAMES Il. MILLER,
EDWIN BENN1ON,
Stake Presidency.
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To All Seventies Of the Salt Lake
stake OF Zion.

Meetings viii be held at the Barratt
han. Latter-day Saints university, ON
Wednesday and Thursday, oct. % and
30, 1892, az 1880 p. m. II Is intended that
these meetings shall be interesting and
there shall be fair exchange OF views
upon the subjects outlined and O fra.
ternal spirit engendered by these meet.
ings. II Is hoped also from the eser.
oises Of these meetings a suitable line
Of work may be suggested 10 the quor.
uIns for the season OF 1929
SEYMOUR y. YOUNG.
In behalf OF the First Council OF sey.
emily.
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Personal

i, Robertson has brought to this city
. carload OF line rams from his CALI
fornia ranch.
Joseph Geoghegan has gone to s..
Louis ON business trip
Warsen Loose. brother Of Ed Loov !
OF Provo, Is In the city from California
Charles Van Dyke has returned from
a Chicago trip.
w G. Spence and J. j. Mcclellan ace
on a Denver trip.
Rulon S. Wells, wife and daughter
leave New York tonight for home.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints Will
be held tomorrow at o'clock In the
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 a. m, and meetings
In the cits ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows:
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A Gnarnntced cure for Pile

Itching, Blind Bleeding and ProtrudIng Piles
Mcclure no pay. All druggists are authorized
by the manufacturers Of paro Ointment 10 re-
fund the money where It fails TO cure any case
OF piles no m at or Of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases in six days; the worst cases In
fourteen days one application gives ease and
rest, Relieves Itch ing Instantly. This IS new
discovery and II Is the only pile remedy soldo on
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Granite Home Missionaries.

The home missionaries Of the Granite
Stake will meet In the Mil Creek ward
meeting house on Wednesday, oct. 20,
at 1880 p. m. a full attendance Is re-
questsd THOMAS ASTON,
Stake Clerk.
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Religious services1n the German Ian.
guage are held every Sunday morning.
at IL o'clock In the Assembly Han.

The First Elders quorum will meet
next Monday evening at 1880 in the
Seventeenth ward westinghouse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

When you have found good thing
don't try TO enjoy II by yourself, Tell
your friends about II. Tell them the
advantages you have found. Tell them
the satisfaction there Is IN using
THREE CROWN Baking Powder. It's
not the best because we say II but be-
cause those who use II find i the best
When you want good quality at low
price you find the THREE CROWN the
best there Is. Price % cents per pound.
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Bywater q Groo, tin, copper and sheet
IRON workers, have moved 10 their new
quarters at q and 20 Richards street
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ARGENTA p. O. DISCONTINUED
Especial to the News >.

Washington, d. c.. Oct. 25-The post.
olflce at Afsenta. Salt Lake county. has
been discontinued. Mali 10 Brinton.
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SALT LAKE STAKE,

Scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock, a.
m, In the Assembly Hall All are
cordially inyitod
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treasurer, Mrs, Phoebe Y. Beatie, No,
SO North West Temple, Salt Lake City,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-21
FOR TIE HOUSEWIFE
ire piano In Simmer.

STRANGE as it may seem. there IS one
article cf urniture which is practically
neglected when all others are carrfus.y
looked after. This Is the piano. Al.
though it is such ar~cNpeusive article
OF furniture. II is left exposed to every
moth that flies. while much less vahi.
able things are wrapped IN sheets and
smothered I'm camphor. Whether we
care for music or not is side issue.
but the fact remains that the instru.
ment Is costly and that there Is no
reason for not treating II properly. The
Interior, with the amount of. felt II
contains. Is also liable to be attacked
by moths, while the enemy ever with
us-dust-w works havoc with the in
strument. Damp also affects Il In n
most painful manner. Regularity In
busting viii help. of course but the
best plan is TO leave II open for time
at least while It is played upon. as the
DUST which rises from the hammers
then finds necessary outlet. The ri
ano Of 1t must stand against n WALL
should he placed so that nj least -four
inches separate IL from the partition
aud wherever possible the wall near
which II Is must not be the outer one
OF the house