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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-06
A NEW CANE
CONVEYOR
Charles Crozier Has Almost Per-
fected Another Labor Saw
ing invention.

Charles Crozier, of the Honolulu Iron
if successful will revolutionize the
present methods of cane conveying and
loading. He made the first test of his
invention, which already has been pat
not wholly perfected. Mr.. Crozier is
confident from the showing made that
it will be successful. The machine is
what is known as an eight-pole der
rick cane loader with an automatic
hoist 1t will take In an eighty-foot
radius. which will be a considerable
improvement in that the tracks which
are now placed one hundred feet apart,
making less equipment necessary. for
the plantations. The Kicker machine
now used to considerable extent in
Hawaii weighs ten tons, while Croz-
ier's invention weighs but two and a
half tons.
Another advantage in the new ma
chine will be that no furnaces, boilers
or power machinery using fire is re-
quired. This machine can be started
with a weight of a hundred pounds,
says the inventor, and will continue
from its own momentum.
Mr.. CroZier stated yesterday that
there are several minor defects to be
remedied which he discovered in yes
test, and he will start to work
upon these Immediately. Mr.. Crozier
expects to have his cane conveyor
ready for actual work within two
weeks, but is not ready to predict it's
entire success until the machine has
been in actual operation upon a plan !
alton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-06
VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.
Z. S. S. IroQuois, Rodman.
MERCHANTMEN.

j
(This list does not include coasters.)
A B. Johnson. Am. schr., Segelhorst
Grays Harbor, December 26.
| Albert, Am. Blk, Griffiths, San Fran
cisco, December 81.
Alice Cooke, Am. scflr., Penhallow, Por,
Gamble. November "a.
Alden Besse, Am. Blk, Keissel, San
Francisco, December q.
Amelia, Am. bkt., Willer, Eureka, jan
uary 2.
Andrew WEIGH. Am. bk., Drew, San
Francisco, January 4.
Archer, Am. bkt, Hardwicke. San
Francisco, November II.
Benjamin. Sewall. Am. sp.. Halstead.
Port Townsend. December %.
c. d. Bryant, Am. bk., Colly, San
Francisco, December 80.
Charles E. Moody, Am. sp., Rasmus-
sen, Tacoma, December 26.
Florence. Am. sp., Spicer. Tacoma. jan
George c. erkins, Am. bkt.. Jensen.
Eureka. January 2.
George Curtis, Am. sp., Calhoun, san
Francisco. December 26.
Gerard G. Tobey, Am. bk., Cove, San
Francisco, December 20.
G.. w. Watson, Am. schr., Cass, Asto-
ria, January 3.
Jas. Johnson, Am. blk, Bennecke. New
castle, December IL.
December 81.
Honiopu. Am. schr., Olsen, Port Lud-
low, December &c.
Joseph Russ Am. schr., Peterson, Port
land. December 81.
Klikitat, Am. bkt., Cutler. Port Lud
low, December "a.
Langdale, Br. sp., Hunter, London, De-
cember 81.
Omega, Am. bkt., Mackie, Newcastle.
December %.
Reuce, Am. sp., Whitman, Sydney, De-
cember 10.
Robert LEVERS Am. schr.. Underwood,
Port Gamble, December g.
r. p. Rithet, Am. bk.. McPhai1. San
Francisco, November Is.
s. D. Carleton, Am. sp., Amesbury,
Tacoma, December 81.
S. N. Castle, Am. bkt.. Nelson, San
Francisco, December &c.
S. G. Wilder. blkt, Jackson, San Fran
cisco, December II.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-06

Ali work done by the Peerless Pre-
serving Paint Company is guaranteed
for three yearo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-06
w. L. FLETCHER
Dry and Fancy Goods

Importer of Choice Dress Patterns.
Fine Linens, Fine White Goods, En-
brcideries, Laces and Trimmings
Gedge Cottage. Richards and Hotel Sts
Tel. s21 Blue.
p. o. Box ses.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
News Items From Oracle
PERSONAL and General.

ORACLE. Ariz., Jan. 15.-Mr. E S
! Dodge, of the Arcadia ranch. has re-
| turned from prolonged absence in the
Galiuro mountains where he has been
looking after his mining property
which adjoins the famous gold noun
tain property.
Robert Heckle. better known as
Texas Bob has moved his family
1 from the lower Bayless ranch to his
ranch at Squaw Tanks. He has taken
his children out of the Oracle school
since the Angora goat trouble and
has employed a tutor from Indiana to
instruct them.
j. B, Coplen. superintendent of the
Copper Hill mine. is erecting an adobe
house on the Copper Hill town site
near the stage nne road.
Manen kimbo, manager OF r G.
Brady's &C ranch has gone to Willow
Springs for the round up being held
there.
Mr. and Mrs Leopold Miller of New
York are expected here Friday to visit
their son, Nelson A. Miller, who is
staying at the Arcadia ranch.
Joe Castro and number Of vaqueros
passed through Oracle yesterday on
their way to Willow Springs with a
bunch of cattle.
Messrs Gatliff and Scott gave a very
amusing entertainment with a kinete-
scope at the Mountain View Hotel a
few evenings ago.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
Yuma Is PrOSpering
Gen. 7. F. Wilson's Visit

Gen. Thomas +. Wilson has returned
from Yuma after a few days absence.
While at Yuma General Thomas Will
son had a conference with John )
Spear. superintendent of the Indian
School and Walter II. Graves Indian
Inspector. the Yuma Indians on the
Arizona side being present at the con-
ference General Wilson represented
the Indians and Messrs Spears and
Graves the Government. The Indians
have decided to take up forty acres of
land in seyeralty from the land which
they have held In community from
time immemorial They will be per-
mitted by the land office in Tucson to
make entry in this manner.
General Wilson says that Yuma is
now very prosperous. The small poN
scare was exaggerated and there ara
very few cases IN Yuma at present. !
schools will be rooperel Immediately.
The farmers arounu Yuma are very
prosperous Gen Wilson attended a
nesting of about forty prosperous
farmers who have taken a canal from
the river below Yuma. Several of these
canal companies have been organized
recently.
Walter II. Graves. the Indian In
spector with whom General Wilson
had the conference, Is IN Yuma for the
purpose of planning for the building Of
a canal which will be taken out OF the
river on the California side to irrigate
the Indian reservation.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
Cool Burglar Writes
A Prescription

CHICAGO Jan. 16.-While Mrs w
W Reynolds, of No. 4G34 Calumet ave
nue. who Is i'll and under the care of
a physician, was dosing in bed ;oday a
nan appeared in the room.
Dlvesting himself of his overcoat. he
approached Mrs. Reynolds and said.
nc ctor cannot be here today
ana requested me to make his call .
lhen he gently lifted the patients
rand and felt of her pulse.
An he murmured, Just a slight
trace of f6ver."
lnqniring whether she had rested
wen last night, he took notes of h.r
appetite wrote what purported to be a
prescription and left.
FIVE hudred dollars worth Of Jewels
was missing. The prescription read: "I
am sorry had to do this"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
The Friends of SpOOks
Hold Rally in Iowa.

OSKALOOSA, Iowa. Jan. 16.--Mary
delegates and other visitors nave ar
ris ed to attend the first annual con-
vtntion of the Iowa State Spiritualists'
Association, which Will be in session
here during the coming three days,
The executive committee meets tonight
and the business OF the convention
will he taken up tomorrow The pre-
siding officer is DR., G. A Hinton, Of
OGkaloosa, president of the assocla-
ton. There are a number or proml
ncnt mediums and lecturers on the
program. chief among the number be.
ing Harrison d. Barrett of Boston,
president of the National Association
OF Spiritualists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
Greene in Washington
Dined by Col. Staples

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. t6.-Col
o. G. Staples was the host at din
ner to party Of gentlemen associated
with him in the Greene Consolidated
Copper Company. Dinner was served
at O'Clock in the large private dining
room Of the Riggs House Beginning at
10 o'clock. a number of impromptu
speeches were delivered, being for the
most part DESCRIPTIVE of the property
of the company and of conditions in
Mexico. several of the gentlemen hav-
ing Just returned from that country,
among them Col. Myron NJ Parker,
Colonel Staples guests were Speaker
d. b Henderson, Col w. c. Greene,
the president of the company; Messrs
II. A. Taylor. assistant Secretary of
the Treasury; A. d. Bissell, Charles
Adsid. Hon Mark Smith. S H. kauff-
mann. A. C. Lattimer. l.. S. Brown,
Colin Stunds. Seymour w. Tullock. w.
w. Burdett E. B. Tustin, e, B. Cotrrell
Charles Welpley George w, Moss, H.
r. Blount. John T. Arms. Joseph Sho-
walter, Thomas A. Waggaman, Myron
III. Parker and l.. NJ. Saunders.
Those who spoke were Colonel
Green. Messrs. Taylor, Bissel, Latti-
mer, Parker, Tustin, Smith and Sho-
walter
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
Chinese Exclusion
New Act Considered,

WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. 16.-At a
iargel ly attended meeting today Of the
Pacific Coast Senators and Representa-
tives final determination was reached
as to the course to be pursued in the
C.inese exclusion agitation and the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that the Pacific Coast
Senators and Representatives approve
the policy and general provisions of
tn, bill which they have requested
Representative Calm to introduce in
the House and Senator Mitchell! in the
Senate; that this shall not affect the
privilege of any member to perfect the
same by amendment"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
County and City
Again in Harmony.

Tho contract for the lighting OF the
city has been let to Mr.. Henry. Inc
| CITY council held a special meeting yes
terdov afternoon and closed the mat
fer IN All of the councilmen were
nresent at the special meeting. The
! franchise question was brought up by
/ the report of the street comlttee, con-
sisting Of Messrs. Anderson, husseil
and Goodwin The committee sub
mjtted an ordinance granting TWEEN
tv-hve wear franchise to j. j. Henry to
opcrate an electric light and gas plant
in the City of tucson. The ordinance
is practically the same as the one sub
mitted by Mr., Henry, with the contract
left out After the ordinance was read,
the contract to be made with Mr.. Henry
was presented to the council. 1t made
the same provisions as agreed upon in
the meeting on Tuesday night. 1t was
moved and carried that the mayor be
empowered to execute the contract
with Mr.. Henry. The ordinance grant
! ing him a franchise was read a sec
ond and third time by title and pass
ed all of the members of the council
voting aye.
After the council meeting Mr. Henry
and the mayor remained and slgne |
/ the contract ar. Henry LETT for Los
Angeles last night accompanied by nir,
Seigrried. who goes to the Coast to
purchase new machinery for the gas
plant which will be rebuilt as soon as
1.-The pending litigation is settled
| When the consideration OF the cleo
| tric light contract was concluded At
| the special meeting OF the council.
! District Attorney Cooper addressed tn"
supervisors Of Pima county explaining
| the failure of the Board to audit the
| city's claim for water rent, He said that
J the Board did not deny the indebted
ness but that the law was such that II
they paid the bill before the pending
| litigation over back taxes was settled,
/ their bondsmen might be held liable.
Roscoe Dale. City Attorney, could sug-
gest no remedy unless the council
should violate their own ordinance and
trust the county for the water until the
suit was decued. The council decided
by a vote to take this action and the
superintendent Of the water works was
instructed to turn on the water at
the Court House. This ends the dis
pute which caused SO much, inconven
ience at the Court House today.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
Mr., Smiths Revival
Attracts Big Crowds.

The three weeks services az the
Gospel Tent are half over end Mr.,
Smith feels that he has air r,a,Iy done
great deal of good, The services con-
tinue to be well attended nor is 1.-THE
same crowd every night as many new
faces are noticed in the audience ev-
cry afternoon and evening.
The sermon last night was exception
ally interesting. especially in one re-
spect. While 1t was not intended to be
so, 1t was in many respects an answer
to that famous lecture of Robert lager
soil on the Biblical text. WHAT must i
do to be saved?" Mr.. Smith took as his
text for this discourse verse lrCm the
10th chapter of Romans, IF thou shalt
confess with thy mouth. Jesus as
Lord, and shalt believe in thy heart
that God hath raised him from th>
dead, thou shalt be saved" MIR. Smith
took the three topics, Salvation. Faith
and Confession and defined them
/ While it can not be said that the ser
mon last night was better than some
others that Mr.. Smith has preached, It
was above the average.
The subject OF the Bible nv" this
afternoon was, How to use the Biblo.'
Mr., Smith has not selected d SAhjc"t
for tomorrow afternoon. but it is prob
able he will speak on the three women
in Ruth.
Mr. Smith took horseback r'.e Qnt
to Fort Lowell yesterday morning anl,
was very much interested N ;hc old
fort He likes Tucson and it's sllrrG&ir!~
ing and does not object to its being
called his Southwestern capital.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
Four Sisters Welded
At the Same Time

WAKEFIELD, Kansas, Jan. 16.-
The four Misses Chapman were mar
ried here on Monday night at the
home of their parents. The ceremony
vas performed by their brother, the
Rev. John Chapman, Jr. Two of the
sisters married brothers.
Miss Bertha Chapman became Mrs.
Frederick Montell, William Montell
took Miss Lucy chapman to wife. Miss
Anna Chapman promised to love. honor
and obey Samuel Windsor. Mrs. Ma
thew Spooner was the new name ac-
quired by Miss Kate Chapman
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
Bust of Miss Willard
Ia Shower Of WhiskeY.

CHICAGO. Jan. 16.-Tn Willard Hall
in the Woman S Temple today, the
Rev Ray Palmer was pleading with
his audience to forsake liquor when p.
II. Procksch, a teacher Of music.
hurled bottle o. whiskey to the plat
form. 1t struck the bust Of Mrs Fran
els Willard which stood near the
speakers desk, and broke with a
loud report
There was shower of whiskey that
despatched those in the front seats.
Some OF it ran into the ovcrsboes of
the Rev Mr. Palmer
Il am through with liquor" said
proscksch. I'VE been a rum bum for
fifteen years.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16

The fight was most determined but
the pirates finally gained the upper
hand and retreated toward the big
shafr giving the thieves an opportunity
to escape.
The stealing of rich sylvanite \ore
has been going on for some time and
the company has been losing thou
sands Of dollars every month.
Detectives were employed and to-
day caught tie looters in the ect.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
Items Of the Day Of Personal Interest.

Duran Daily, the Oracle rancher, is
in the city for few days on business
J. A. Rood returned to the Arcadia
ranch at Oracle today after few days
stay in the city.
Col J. B. Breathtt. who now has
charge of the real estate interests of
W. c. Greene at Cananea, came in on
the burro today.
L. ]. F. Jaeger went down to No
gales yesterday afternoon to trans
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
.F0te/ Rrvlvahs ;
w~u~aAsaa~aaaaasMas ssaS S~S'

PARK VIEW HOTEI-Ceo F.
More. Clifton; Geo. Diddick. os An
rr:ts; w. +. Comnga, Los Angeles;
". +. Robert, City; G. d. Robertson
Phoenix; A. A. Long, Chicaso; a. f
Drliston, Mesa City.
ORNDORFF HOTEL-W X. MluIi
Pantono; n l.. Brnker. San Fran
cisco; Gus c. l.. Drcyfus. New York,
A. J. Pedgeen. Peter Kirk. Frisco ". l.
Trutt and wife, Fort Huachcuca; Mrs
A c. Macomb.
SAN XAIVER HOTEIr-Aiice L.
klner Silver City Louis l.. Borden
CGicago; Arthur H. Lewis. Cu1caso.
j. w Tickencr. Philadelphia; +. e.
P...ck, City; r. Mays, W. Va c. w
G. ok, Oakland G. L. Moran. Lps An
gees; S, J, H. niger, ohocnix, Her y
A. Benjamin, San Francisco; y. K.
a drews, San Franz. SEQ: Geo. "
Cove. Patagonia; Edw Blake, Biso-e.
WINDSOR HOTEl.-AlCxander Me
GeC, Los Angeles; Jas Prentis, Loids-
burg: II. II. Merton, El Paso; Howard
+. Barnes, Azurite; +. s. McClrth".
Heiytia; Jno. A. Luken. Pasadena L.
w Black. San Franci1co; +. J. Nelly
Helvetia; J. A. Mcdonald. Los Ar
eCles; J. A. Hall and wife. FL PasC,
~ Boyer. Buffalo; J. B. Breathett, IA
Cananea
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
Fierce Fight in a Mine
Between Ore Thieves and Officers

VICTORIA. Colo. Jan. ia despe-
rate battle at four hundred feet under
ground between ore thieves and officers
and trusted employees occurred in the
Great Independence mine on Battle
Mountain this morning
Between fifty and seventy-five shots
were exchanged between the opposing
parties.
Lee Glockner, of the company's 70 =.
was shot twice but not serio isly th-
jured.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16

act some business connected with his
hotel there.
Mrs. lgnacio Bonillas of Nogales
Sonora. Is home on a visit to her par
erts. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bort0n.
James A. Hall, special correspondent
OF the Atlanta Constitution and edit,r
of the Times at Calhoun. Ga is IN tho
city with his family. Mr.. Hall is tax
Ills rest from his newspaper work
ana travelling over the Western coun-
try.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
METAL AND MONEY !

New YoRK, Jan. l6.-Ns,
lars 44l4 silver 55ls. ''
LEAD-dull; brokers 81 a.
$4.00. '''''
COPPER weak brokers u. ;,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16

tl'hets of the Pennsylvania, BrrIing-
tCh ana st. Paul, Panhandle and Fort
wayne railroad and Pullman we're de-
str yed,
u Is thought no valid tickets are
missing. The station which IS the
property Of the Pennsylvania lines
was damaged to the extent of $3.50 600
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
Railroad Depot
Fire at CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Jan. IA fire broke ont
in the ticket office of tie Union etaS
,l IL at Adams and Canal streets short
~ t'iore noon today and for time
threatened the destruction of the build
ing '''0 'O''N-
A million dollars worth of unstamnod
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16
CumminS lDaugurated
Governor Of Iowa

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Jan. 16.-The
Inauguration of Governor A. B. Cum
Minis took place today with imposing
ceremonies at the Auditorium in the
presence of 5000 people.
Phone 2081 for messenger and parcel
delivery service to i1y part OF city
limits, 10c Pioneer Transfer Co.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-16

Our winter stock Is the choice of the
manufacturers art. Call and see 1t
at Smith, the Tailor. in the upper
Wedge.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-30
MORE TROUBLE
At CHANDLER I!
Coal Company Attempts to
Move Post Office.
Postmaster Stock Stood off Agents
of the Company and Sher-
ifs Office Will Pro-
tect the Peace.

There is merry war being waged at
Chandler today, and the Victor Coal
and Coke company again demonstrates
its tyrannical nature. 1he incidents
this morning are simply the outcome
of the grasping nature of the company
in its fraudulent attempt to inorcor-
pate the town of Chandler.
Some time ago as was published in
these columns. the company, having
bought up all the land, then made
application for the incorporation of
the town. 1t was shown at that time
that it was not possible to incorpo-
rate without petition Of thirty proper
ty holders Accordingly the company
made second attempt by deciding co
man named Bancroft small piece
of land in the shape of Greek cross,
and covered with slack dump. Mr..
Bancroft, a tool of the company, in
turn decided the undivided one-third
interest to thirty six men and women
of the camp, reserving however, all
mineral, oil, rock, water and earth,
beneath the surface. These parties in
turn signed the petition for incorpor-
alton which was filed in the county
court.
Soon afterward, q. f. Stock post
i.iaster at Chandler, filed protest
against the incorporation, alleging
fraud on the part of the petitioners.
The case is now in the courts. Judge
Bradley ana Maupin. McLain and
Wilkes appearing for Stock.
And now comes the trouble between
Postmaster Stock and the company.
When the coal company first started
the scheme they purchased of Stock
two lots and subsequently leased him
tWD OlltT lOts lot teTlH Oh Ten years,
one of the terms of the case being that
Mr.. Stock must not stir up discomfort
among the miners. Mr. Stock put up
a building on these lots and moved
the post office into it. This morning
a number of the company's henchmen
drove up to the postoffice with wagon
and attempted to move the whole pro-
position without process of law.
The post master barred his door
and stood his assailants off. He tele-
phoned the sheriff and he in turn
phoned his deputy at Chandler, order
ing him to protect the post master.
The sheriff also wired the United
States marshal
The company claims that Stock has
forfeited his lease by fomenting
trouble among the workmen
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-30

is the peoples servant. Mr.. Nc
Candless as your servant and your rep
resentative, like the faithful sentinel,
now stands virtually holding up and
defending this petition you have plac-
ed in his hands. He is discharging
the trust you have imposed upon him
What will you do with your servant (;
will You desert him in the fight and
after shooting him In the back Zee
with the enemy of this petition, or
will you not? This is the question
and we venture to say that
the men and women. every
one of them. at least OF the 800 who
signed that petition. will stand by
Mr.. McCandless in this cause and en-
dorse him with their votes at the polls
next Tuesday.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-30

The ladies of St. Benedicts will
give social and dance on the night
of Nov B, at Morgan hall. Refresh
ments. good music and good time.
All invited. 1904
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-30

Wanted, second hand furniture at
Bookings. 46tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-30

Suits from sl7 up, Florence Tailor
ing company, 47-52
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-19
MAENNERCHOR MASQUE BALL.
rho Annual Event VIII Take Place on
the Evening of Feb. =.

Elaborate preparations are being made
by the committee on arrangements of the
Maennerchor for the annual masque car
nival. to be given on Feb. 7. The stage
and interior of the hall will be decorated
to resemble an Oriental garden. 1t is said
that 400 electric lights will be used in the
interior decorations. The established rule
of the society is that all persons under
fifty years old must appear in fancy cos
tune. Plain domino dress will not suffice,
and those over fifty will be required to
wear the regulation carnival cap.
Following are the committees in charge:
Arrangements-Fred j. Mack. Franz
Happersberger, Julius Burckhart. julius
Keller, jr. =. II. krauss. j.. Il. Frenzel.
Robert Martindale, Fred Francke, Fred'k
Noelke. c. II. Adam. Victor Jose, Harry
7. Hearsey, VIM. Kiemeyer. Ed Berterman.
Keception-O. y. FrenZel, G. W. Fair
banks. G. \. BoOkwalter. Chas. Martin
dale. AdOlph Scherrer, Hugh j. MCGOWAN.
James NJ. feathers. l.. Strauss. LorenZ
Schmidt. f. q. Darlington, Philip Goetz,
George Alig, II. L. Brown, VIM. L. Jung
claus, o. +. Frenzel, Louis MUIR, II. II.
Hanna. Fred Fahnley, Bement Lyman,
Louis Hollweg, j.. A. Lemcke. Joseph Kel-
Ter. \. j. Meyer. f. NJ. Bachman, j. l..
Bieler. John Bertermann. Albert Lieber,
Christian OF. Julius Keller. Morris Ross.
Edward Hawkins. a. c. KOehne. \. NJ.
Kuhn, w. II. Schrader. c. @. Weiss. H. O..
Thudium, AlOis Geiger, J. l.. Reach, Max
LeCkner.
F1oor-Fred ~Jungclaus. Michael Schu-
macher, VIM. y. BOgardus, r. NJ. Rudy,
Albert OF, VIM. G. Haubrich, a. G. Swank.
Herman +. Adam.