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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-04-29
Had Done His Best.

II don't know why it is" said the in
dignant taxpayer who had been trying
in vain to have his assessment reduced,
"but can't even get hearing"
Perhaps" suggested his friend. ''yOu
don't stand in with the officeholders."
II stand in line an hour or two every
day. if that's what you mean, and it
doesn't do a bit of good" - Chicago
Tribune
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-04-29
A Tea Legend.

One ancient legend says that the vir-
tues of tea were learned by accident by
a Chinese monarch, King Shen Nung,
1.-THE divine husbandman." who -four
ished forty centuries ago and who in
boiling water over a fire made from the
tea branches on which the latter still
hung allowed some of the latter to fall
into the pot
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-04-29
Notice to Contractors.

The town board of the Township of Red
wood Falls will meet between the old Mar
tin farm and Thos. Whittet's place on quar-
ter line OF section 10, on Saturday, May 9th,
some road grading, also other road work.
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
1927 E. F. CUMMINS Chairman
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-04-29

La MONTH"; is quite an innovation
for that cafe proprietor to have his
menu in English, French and Latin.
La Moyne-It's economy. When an
English dish is left over, he gives it a
French name and if it is still around
on the third day he changes it to Latin.
PHILADELPHIA Record.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-04-29
Order for Hearing on Claims.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
y Redwood, SIS. In Probate Court. Special
Term, April 10th, 1908.
In the matter of the estate of Niels Paul
sen, deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of
said deceased being this day granted unto
Paul N Raus of said county:
1t is ordered. that all claims and demands
OF all persons against said estate be pre-
sented to this court, for examination and
allowance, at the Probate Office in the city
of Redwood Falls in said Redwood county.
on Tuesday, the 21st day of July, A. D. 1908,
at 10 O'Clock a m.
1t is further ordered, that three months
from the date hereof be allowed to creditors
to present their claims against said estate,
at the expiration of which time all claims
not presented to said court. or not proven to
it's satisfaction. shall be forever barred I'M
less for cause shown further time be allowed.
Ordered further that notice of the time
and place of hearing and examination of
said claims and demands shall be given by
publication of this order for three success
sive weeks prior to the day appointed for
such examination, in THE REDWOOD
GAZETTE. weekly newspaper printed and
published at Redwood Falls in said county.
Dated at Redwood Falls, the 10th day of
April, A. d. 1903.
BY the Court,
SEAL. GEO. l.. EVANS.
1873 Judge of Probate
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-04-29

If you want an easy smoke, pleas
ant smoke, and fragrant smoke, try
an American Girl cigar at F. L. Pet
erson's. 13-tf.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14
Tbs j. 5. ommisslonera Of tnis

The U. 5. commissioners Of this
territory have organiz d for re
purpose OF securing If possible
some changes in the law relating
to their du ie=. They will ask
congress to enlarge their jurisdic-
tion; to give them jurisdiction of
forcible entry aud d7taIner aud
for authority 10 instruct juries in
civil and misdsmeanor cases The
subject O jury fees (25 cents q
case il the evsnt Of verde } wa
.ey properly Condemned Com
mIssIooer Jennings was a4krd, at
the recent meeting, 20 80 80 Wash.
ington to present the matters %
tue judiciary COMMITTEES Of con-
eress.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14
HE new BRAIN FAC.
ference which II Naturally
Lends.

Brain flag" is the new term for what
old-fashioned people called nerves, 7
and is just now attracting much atten-
ton because it is thought to be novel
nalady, says the New York Herald To
overwork a brain implies primarily the
existence of the organ, and hence the
disease which attacks the thinking ap-
paratus is quite likely to become fash
lonahle. There is always ready sym
pathy for the victim whose active brain
runs away with him, and whose brilliant
genius so soon wears its setting. It is
pitiful. indeed for the poor man who
cannot help thinking too profoundly at
all times and in all places Intellect
then becomes an actual curse rather
than a blessing. To be spared the in-
fiction should be the cry of evoluting
humanity
The hard-hearted medical experts,
however, are very skeptical regarding
any special danger from the flag" The
brain may tire at times, with the other
part of the body, but such exhaustion is
physical rather than mental We must
not blame the poor brain for everything,
even for too deep thought No one has
been known to have been hurt by the
latter, but, on the contrary, countless
numbers have been benefited when the
thought was worth anything. There is
really no proof that the brain can be
overwrought by legitimate work Of its
own Eliminate physical strain, worry,
hustle and hurry and the more the
brain has to do the better for it's for
tuaate possessor
All weak organs tire quickly, and to
acknowledge the ''fag7 for what really
is places the unfortunate sufferer be-
yond the pale Of ordinary sympathy.
There is no measure Of brain ability in
quiet. well ordered work. and the one
who attempts to f. ? standard Of cndur-
ance is plainly an incompetent and 2
shirk It is always the fret rather than
the work that lands the tagged one
where he belongs. Mere nerve tire is
one thing and real intellectual tire is
quite another thing
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14
PADUA,s PALAcE on REASON:
Magnificent Hall That Is Said 20 BE
the Largest in the Entire
World.

Italy should really have the riches OF
all the mines of Golconda to maintain
her artistic and historic treasures as
they should be- There is scarcely a viii
lage anich does not have its antiquity,
so that it would be Impossible for the
richest government IN the world to do
what is expected Of comparatively poor
italy, writes a Padua correspondent Of
the Pail Mall Gazette.
This was brought forcibly before me
to-day in the magnificent hall of the
Palace OF Reason here The hall itself
-said TO be the largest in tie worlds
IA good enough repair. but the palace
requires millions TO put it in order 1t
has practically only one big vauited
lrescoed room, containing a colossal
wooden horse by D0natello; nothing
else Across the center lies a strip of
white marble put down by no less a per
son than Galileo. to mark the noon hour.
The great horse was made Tor o cardinal
tosiuatate the taking Of Troy, but is dear
10 all patriots, as five men lived in it for
eight days under the Austrian dominion
while the Austrian police searched for
them high and low They lived 10 tell
he tale. the last, Capt. Beltrami. dying
only a few months ago.
It is. however. the university and its
memories which dominate the town.
England has her interest here also.
Among all the coats Of arms Of great
students. that Of William Harvey is
proudly exhibited. he studied here and
left his mark among his contemporaries.
Other English and Scottish names are
also TO be seen. The building. however.
breathes the spirit Of Calico. In the
great hall he gave lis lectures from
wooden pulpit still preserved. which
is nothing but rough boards stoutly
nailed together and much shrunken
from the knives OF foreign souvenir
hunters. Some Of his bones hang in the
anatomy room. poor reminders Of a great
man. the glory Of the universe and II
Italy
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14

Bird Mcclure, territorial dele
gate. "looks TO rec Oklahoma
made state by itself, (,his session)
but il may include the Greek and
Seminole nations" Mcclure is
an unsophisticated mortal who be
lievss what be would like TO see
happen. No one else expspts radi
cal action by congress in front of
a general election
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14

The republican national com
mittee met in Washington Satur.
day and named Chicago as the
place for holding the national con-
veniion, June 81 the time. There
were three cities offering: Puts
burg 100000; Chicago $4,000
and a bal; S.. Louis SAC, ,00d and
hall. Tho vote stood Chicago
43, Pittsburg 7. St Louis
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14

Hon J GrDrgr Wright took the
north bound flyer yesterday after
noon and will probably escort Mr.
Bonsparte TO Muskogee tomorrow
Phoenix. IfMr Bonaparte will
keep bis ''c,nductors check" con-
spicuuualy dispiayed in bis bat, he
ought 10 make cure landing st
Muskogse with the help Of The
train hsnds aud without the as
sistance Of J. George Wright. Il
is juet possible that Col. Clarence
Dooglas wss right last summer
when be said J George Wright
was tbe man that needed invssti
eating.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14

The pitcner goes 10 n- fountain
once too often. Mike Conlon has
made more noise than any man IN
the Southern district tor a good
while but ha- reached "the end
of his iether.'' His wife has juSl
federated the Indian Territory
wcmen's cluDs on him
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14

A question OF validity OF utle
has been raised rs to the lowusltr
Of BoyDton, on the FRISCO, 20
mi es west OF Muskogee. lhe
town was on the allotment OF
Walter Grsyson, a Creek freed
man child. and before the town
was settled the child died Il was
concluded that quiiclaim from
the parents was good and on this
presumption town oi 700 persons
sprung up, estimated to be worth
81 900, 900 Growing uneasy about
their titles, the citizens aeked the
Dawes commission to make gov
eminent tOwnsite of il This re
quest he Creek national attorney
resisted, denying the right Of The
commission to set aside any allot-
meni, once made, and also raised
doubt If Walter Grayson was the
child Of Pomp Grayson and his
wife.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14

A $4,000 saddle will be exhibit
ed in Mexico's display at the
Worlds fair. 1t 10 the property
OF President Dltz, having been
presented 10 him by Colonel Car.
tina, OF The Mexican army.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14

1t is not half so bad to have a
had man hanged at the Jail as to
have woman choked into insen
sibIlity and raped in her own
home.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14

G. E Foley's oil 20 provide for
congressional delegate from TINS
territory, particulars OF whicn are
given in this paper is brief, prsc
tical and ought 70 be enacted into
law. At present there are 30 many
representatives in congress from
this territory that nothing is ac-
compiished. With one accredited
delegate this condition would
speedily disappear.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14

There il nothing particularly re-
markable about the Cherokee
councils endorsement of the
Dawes commission, and ils ICON
fdence in the efficiency and integ
rity of each member OF said com
mission y Thirty days before
Tom TripIeti started for the fed
srai penitenhsry he could have
secured the same recommendation
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14

There are tens Of thousands Of junks
in China which use sails Of American
cotton goods.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14
Cbe Daily Chieftain.
D. n. s1ARRs. Editor

Daily per Week by Carrier. .......... .lOc
0aily per Month by ail............ .4Oc
Telephone ...... .....-........ ....'44
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14
At Peoples Drug store. d
Advance NOticelOt Rates.

HUEHIINT lFUtENrIV1 N"t~7s
For Christmas holidays the Frisco
will sell TO local points for one fare
plus fifty cents. TO points iD the
-outheast, west, etc, fare will pr ba-
bly, be one fare plus 81 90 for The round
trip. Special rates 20 schnol teachers.
Fl. z. Harkrider, Agent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-14

vINITA. IND. TER. DEC. "A
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
F:A|I|I|.URE.".REC0|.R::|l|...''=...:.... / & !: !"
!. IS;.FAF0RABLE.
:. ~ l. n > L. Il
= L.. l. 4 IL II b .

/; NtHtslY,-YO NE ORIS;: Dec 81 I'm spite of some
:cf6p. Shortages: ADDED. ito 'recorf-breabing-
strikes and fedlced. foreign. trade Bad
:strneet's.lon. s. january~S will report that the.
failure. record for. the; past year is. eh the.
whole, q, favorable. one In only one: Sec:
:tien-the' Seuth-.was there. an; increase of:
casualties over tbe record .of. 1901. and in
only :two-the South and Central West;
was there an ,increase Of liabilities .
=; During the Year: there. Were feported
997l commetcial: failures, with Liabilities
:of S1e5.69362$ and assets -$50, SO 500 a de
crease in number'of 64 per cent and "a fall
ing. of. Of. liabilities Of is per cent from
,190l '.Comspared. with 1900. and is9s in.
pcreases .in the humber of failures Of 55
anu .. per cent are; showny but compari-
sons with prior years are markedly in
favor of 1902. .In lila buities an even better.
showing is made: these. for 1902 being the
'sIiial Hest peRorted for twenty years Whffe
the proport$qn of assets to liabilities. wa;
B'per. cent. in 1902: as against 46.9.in ,i9O
and. 47.2 'ih 1900. It is lower. than s4iye pre-,
cedinR Year. since 1885.
With two: exceptions the number Of
failures. was the smallest in fourteen
years. despite the fact that. the number
of conceTns in business is growing stead
iry, .the fncFease since 1892 aggregating 10
per- cent: The' annual. ''deafh rate is
shown 70 be only $50 in 1909 against SIS int:
1901 And' :So hitherto the lowest recofd
ima de- in 1900. md 1893. -. : =. ::
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MISTAKES ACID: :.
F0R COUGH CURE
Miss Kittie WEIGHT Takes
Deadly Potion in
o: the Dark. :.
% - 90 o
Gets Hold of Wrong Bottle
o and Dies After Great q 3
Suffering

Miss Kfttie WEIGH aged 30lyears, resid-
ing at II -Alernany street, drank carbolic
aside by mistakeQ shortly0 after 6 o'clock
last might and died in great agony. With
hel7 niece .oMaggie Hagefty, she geturned
from, the United States Laundry, where
both are employed, and3with John -EfRS-
eTtyTa nephew, sat down 10 eat supper
in fhe kitchen. All three were very jolly
and after fiofshing MISC WEIGH said that
she was going. into the bedroom, which
adloins0 the Kitchen To- take her cough
nc dicine .sas She had sassevere cold. She
took no light witt her and awas gone. but
halTCa minute when the boy and girl in
the okitchen were. Mortified to see gher
stagger in with her face distorted and
eyes bulgfhg from the agony. caused by
the acid Soaring her mouth, .throat and
stQmach All she c6uld say was '"Oh!''
and then she feb pyoStrate on the floor.
DIR. John +. Sullivan of 34eS Seventeenth
street. was hiITriedIys Summoned, but the
woman was past all medical aid and the
Morgues was. notiheds The bottle. Of car
bolfc. acid was about an. eighth full and
was on the bureau beside the. cough Hred-
ieine which Miss. WEIGH .'had been in 1.-The
habit .of taking. In the. dark she: picked
UP the wrong bottle and before discover
ing her error had ssWaliewed enough to-
PROVE fatal The. acid. had. been used. in
the house 10. kill moths =. :.
The, dead woman WAS Unmarried: land
had: the care: of.::her young NIECE :and
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
|GHD.s.lI:. 6. 6. !.
:. ]. ] AGAIN. APPEARS
8. = :: :: y 81. &. -: &.
ST. uis Exp ition: is
Agent .,G,oaxing. IT.. ::
...: From Closet. 81. :: :

!. .tTh6 ipxrtatioii Of Gdyefnotseieci Par
daa. to. fifty .citizeis ITO supply: :their Views
to-: him. lin. whiting 6oQcefning. the: .shew.
that, (. if6rrta- :is expectfd to. make of:
its. pGoduGts: and resources, at; the Loiis-.
iapa'" Purchase. .RXYPosftion' at. ST: Louis
has ALREADY deHeloped. very diverse opir-
io9s and plans. THE: Goterniyr- e le6t> has.
sought to; get: all the 'infornation: possi-
BILE from. those who have. had more oi less
experience at ,expOSitions Ot. who. have. a
wide grasp of business and: affairs to
guide them IN: forming 'cQnclusions. The
whole matter: will undoubtedly. go ito "A
and .the Plan OF: the GoverHor-eiecS is. en-.
jnently suited. to getting for them a mass
of, facts and Ideas that :.theN could not
we'll secure in any other way. - :
The most radical: :difference that. has de-
NelopHd III :theA correspondence relates To
the cost that The State might be called
upon. TO- bear. and. the ADM Illustrations;
.Tr1eidentally .;ii: has. brought to. the fore.
.sctne spicy talk arbGut the last Paris ex-.
position, where California. exhibited with
a. board of commissioners % represent the.
state. A bill has been. prepared. in. Los
alton of. $500, 600; for three: commissionerss
who are, 30 receive each salaries OF. $1,000
pei annum, $5..per day additional for: ev.
cry day. they are eIt.of the State, or AN
additional. s1eo: per month. coppensati3lr
aild also eexpeIises: and fer assecretaTy' to
receive s21OO per aImum, 1t is .also pro-:
vided in. :thes Eos Angeles: bill that the
commissioners shall: be Appointed vithfn:
hfteen days after the passage OF the hill,
which means; THAT :they. would be. under
pay from january. 1903. to becem6er,
1907 a. perrod. of. practically two. years :.
Several: letters: have been received. b.,
the GoyeTnor-aleG from 'gentlemen' living
north OF. Tehachap.::' Some. of .;tlitm :afe
reIsorted' to chntain. causHic verbiage.
,The. Record J.fioIf: edited by. wv. H
Mills. attacks. the plan :0f the:EoS :Anga:
les eixppsition. pill ..makars .and~ among
eiher Statements that recall the. ...liveIy..
discussion that 'tooK: :pfae.i when the fcr:,
nrer' commissioners 80. Paris J: .:were coh:.
cefhed, gives publicatton 70 the Following
one of these torrespondsnts of the Goyesnsr
with Parfsian -iexperierfces stie fresh :in' his
mild thinks that: not less fhan S2OO:0OOr shosfi
be ppiopriated: This asropositioi is assocFated
with a Suggestion that the money shOulii he
extended by three commissioners; :. that. SIOO
0O0 of the s$200S000 SHOULD 4rs used for .sxhihi
tiOu purposes sfnd the othef. S1OOeOOO. for sEe
ssiafys and expSnees of the :thEse ce'nrhission-
-
Here is the beginning of a. repetition Of the
disgra3eful PARIS. episode. Three commission
erss were9 appoiHted in that case ;w hose highest
conception of ahs exbibit' of jsle rescarces or =
coune.y was to splaSe themselves 'on exhibnion
The. State has no Stomach for a repetition of
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01


. :-s3ergeant :I.ioQef. 'sBaw FOLLOWED: NTH an
a6fo!lnt of :f,is fni'estisdaioIi: &C the HOUSE
: :after:the shoofihe arid '6f :hGw he foIsnd'
(; an; eNpenstIe PAnahia .hat. lii tile. frGnt
hayI way. ::fQt .Whic4l 'nGb9dy hdd since been
able TO f1id' ain: .ovVieIt 'sfter' soEne: argu:
ment: Chg. Va grant .P.aFa:ma was #aanitted.
in e%Idelice@ as. Isxhbit:2:.
: Gaptain j.: b :Nartih next. described rh e.
arrest Of ~the tefendants ;;at' the Faciflc'
|; Union :Clu2i ON cross "a mi patton Mi.
'DGnhe --endea'Ie.red to: cernect. Miss ;Oge:s
I: name with. Che. Ga.se'. BY: Introducing :tHe
araicIe> in the News 'rettef.'which is said
10: have .pteeipttated the trouble. but Ire,
<w:as ;oyerrqled. by: the c0!urt.... -. =:
/: Mr. arriotti che :zirGsecutibg witness,
then .rdbeleI4 TO- tSfe' stand ON his .crutchess
:airq .gaA:e his %eE$ioli of .the.s affafr. re.
'nedrfn& $hbStagtiaffy. his testim0nN at fRTe
pl0el+n1 na ~: hearing in the Pelice. Celirt
:: :: Mrs: aTfiotz. :.fvRo' 'foHQwsd, showed
.tlie most .ihtense .bitteriiess on the. ostancL
g g nj !tfftTed semewhat: in minor details
j ic:e' Court She: declared rlat:.five shots
had. bees 1ired. in> AL .afLd. that she HAD.
;;rnShed from; Tire ::ntissery*:at: the, soIrid
of, the: fist. shots. :: y estenday.she deeIfEed
1ilaf -.three"shots had 3been fired and:
she. had tirSt beer ..attracted .ky tbe:'Sound
of scffling: ..E6e: .rtcefds .af the foloe
court also .showeG that Mrs Marffort: han
.!re iua NNlcl the .:llStol 'dS+0f
,shoSti st;Jli!: .bdfld:. and :wearrng:. mus.
TAG Ee: on. cJoss-a xa'rnfha tt6n. %yestafday
lshe:sWoT6 Mr.. WiHiams wis. t3le.ma ii, who
'ii ie the; shQ0tfng.: :eXplaining:y away: her
fofreI:: - tenssnt "a bditt the IN Iistacte
!bN .sa3iirg that the: Js spaneSe lam n hiidei:
Witch. Re Was standing .at: The thine had
east q sfGad css oon his: VIber lip. The dis
Gre epanfR*fp: height, however She: could
mot. { >'nTaiii; :: ~
/: 0 l.,:wf Hhile: MRS aMaTriett was de-:
:scTl f.flg: The ciF!'Frl stanee iilst prior. o3
the dSQ. The: pis col Shots that the
$ !.sssi ihGfd ept :8lc cuFEaA';. -.
rs: 4lsfrff9t: ALSO :denieG having made
-cert9l te rnen1s !ariPfs: pofee1neii:
ti?5t repoItera. on the. nighfsof =the;assai iIf
which en-, -ecnfljct With her direct tesifnroin:y
sSeedt1ofl: thell1 ri:sfe am
Ing. g.:at 30 20 5l0tk =. :: -. =.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
CAPTAIN GUSHING SAYS =: -:
-: THAT, HE Is. INNOCENT
Pleads, Not. Guilty of Charges :of AS
-. !sault and vulgar Language: !.
...:. =. NToMard Strperiors; =:

:. The board aphshhted :to cqurt.lmartial
cantain w: n; Gushing For conduct t:un..
becouing. an Officer and; "a 'gettLenndn.. orr
gandzed ;Xesferaag ,,:in.. the ...:4pPraiser's S,
tbulEling. :Fhe b68fd consists bf,: Gantaihs
Munger. :corlsQh. :ahd NtcI-ellaD. Ileuten+;
ajit: fharI;s. 81. Johns tom act fed as eifaL
ir3secGtoF- The: :c1idrges :. flied: agsInst t
Gushing by.S,ps;ie:ns Sdiveyor Spear &ete
:rt.ad to. tie -accused' and. ne :p!e6ded not
guilty. tp both Of t4l4. counts. }Ths.'board
then adjoprned:u :uhtfl 70: clock i:toi1rionro:w
tnolnhg, at SThich time the: :taking:of :tts-
ti4ts sfnst Will biiejn -: - i'. -:
::Th9 r1c.st. count ;Irsarrges that efi Deeini:
ber. 70 Captain: Gushing ;assauted Sur
yeyof Spear 'on 66ara the SiTert6w9 and
used: pfofane. ard: verE::vulgay &pftlrets in
t%a. presence. and: Nearing. oy: Mrs. .spear
arid other' ladies' The. s9cont count .ae-
cqses 'CaPtaiA' Cushing Of acting in can
arbitrars" and. 6vertearing aJnriei. tow9rd
c%'stdrhs offiGia1s' md: cthers.' -: