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Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
G.. O.

Vid senaste sammantradet af Societe
| de biologie | Paris holl DIR Alfred Du-
ges EFT f0redrag ON EFT markligt fall,
som han iakttagit hos en- 22-arig flic-
ka. Den unga damen var alldeles nor
malt ~utvecklad, led icke af nervositet,
och intet spar af orc marktes hos
henne.
For att utesluta hvarje mojligt be-
drageri satte sig lakaren TAFT invid
henne och fragade henne. Hon kunde
icke uppgifva are sig nagon bestamd
It'd, da hon forsta gangen u~pptackte
den underliga formagan hos sig, eller
nagon pataglig orsak till densamma,
men hon trodde att den starkare ut
vecklats genom dining. Denna for
maya bestar deruti att hon genom
blot ber0ring formar skilja mellan
olika farger utan 0gonens hjalp. En-
svart halsduk bands for hennes 0gon,
och en- af de narvarande kande under
experimcnten pa hennes pulls. Pa DIR
Duges' fraga, hur non kande sig under
experimental, svarade hon att hon alls
icke hade nagon tryckande fornim-
melse eller nagon kansla af nagot alb
normt. Efter att ha suttit afvaktande
nagra minuter kande hon, som ON en-
latt sl0ja dragits for ansigtet, och da
visste hon att hennes 'fargkansla"
vaknat. Mar hon da berorde en- farg
med fingerspetsarna och gned latt der
pa, var Diet som ON hon sag fargerna
for sina ogon, och delta varade, sa
lange hon fortsatte ber0ringen.
Fore f0rsoken hade DIR Duges latit
mala en- lang pappersremsa med olika
farger, men pa sina stallen lemnat EFT
falt af papperet omaladt. Vidare hade
han flere stycken, pa hvilka endast
en- enda farg fanns pa hvarje, och
slutligen EFT, hvarpa ire farger malats
bredvid ~hvarandra. Efter Diet ogonen
f0rbundits, satte den unga damen fin
gerspetsarna pa den langa remsan.
Hon kunde strax skilja pa r0dt, blatt
och guilt och de omalade falten, der
emot tog hon gront for blatt och be-
tecknade efter kort tvekan orange som
r0dt. Man forelade henne derpa en-
rund pappskifya, delad i tire lika stora
sektorer, hvardera med sin farg, rod,
bla och gul; hon lade hela handen pa
den och forklarade genast att Diet var
ire farger.
Under forsoket marktes icke minsta
forandring af pulsen eller andedrag-
ten, men slutligen blefvo hennes han
der kalla och litet fuktiga. Xnnu nagra
forsok gjordes med bla, r0da och gula
pappersrullar, anbragta i lampglas,
genom hvilka hon likaledes riktigt
angaf fargerna. Nagra med olika far
ger skrifna ord f0relades henne, och
hon icke endast angaf fargerna, utan
Taste dessutom orden. Nagon forkla-
ring af fenomenet kunde DIR Duges icke
gifva.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

tomma glasr6r, som paverkas at ha-
stigt alternerande str5mmar. och an
liten mottagare uppe pa taket skau
vara tillracklig. En- AMMAN vardefu,l
anvandning af elektriciteten blir att
drifva ur och liknande apparater. Des.
sa ur skola ara ofantligt enkla. icke
krafva nagon tillsyn och visa tiden
absolut raft.
Tesla angifver ocksa manga andra
satt for systemets anvandning och
anser att Diet kan gifva a~nledning till
manga fruktbarande uppfnningar. Han
tanker sig bl. a. EFT tradl0st telefone.
ringssystem, medels hvilket winner
skola kunna samtala med hvarandra
pa stora afstand utan minsta fara for
att h0ras af en- obehorig person. Der
till skola tjana sma apparater 1 form
och storlek som EFT IL, som baras 1
vastfickan och kunna "afstammas". sa
att endast de bada samtalande perso-
nerna f0rsta hvarandra.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
DE STORE.
a. IT,

Kronikan CONNER sa manget MANN
1 guild och pralande skrift
den saljer de stores saga
ON rykte och hjaltars bedrift,
taIar ON kungar med krona och land,
ON hjaltar med svard vid land,
ON slynglar, som sk0rdade ara,
och darar hallna for nara.
Hvad voro de store? En- brokig flock,
som slogs mot hvad oratt var?
Man vet Ell sa noga, men EFT star fast:
att ratten stads deras var.
Pa 0ppet falt skref man lag och raft
med svard / blodande sar,
och gallde den blot till / dag fran /
gar,
man skref den blot ON helt latt.
Kr0nikan talar sa vidt och bredt
ON den, som till h0gbank kom.
Oct tycks som Diet wore pa tiden smart
att kr0nikan skrifves ON.
De stores rykte, de stores lif
berattadt pa annat satt,
f0rutan lakejernas l0gner
det blefye en- kr0nika raft.
~ visst skall den stunda en- gang, den
dag,
"a manniskor har pa jord
81 tro mer pa kr0nikans hjaltar
an pa lakejernas ord;
den dag, da folken sig satta till doms
och granska forntidens skrift
och syna ~hjaltarnas dater
och vaga hvar segerbedrift.
De stores mann och de stores dad
nan stryker fran kr0nikans blad,
l0gnen ON ratten, som WINES
med ~svardshugg af "hjaltarnas" rad.
En- saga skall skrifvas, en- ny, ON dem,
som kronikan helt f0rsmatt,
de tusende sma der ute,
som aldrig till hogbank matt.
En- saga ON folket - ON dem, som ga
bak plogen i regn och sol
och kampa att lifvet sig berga
L traskor och yadmalskjol.
En- fattigmanssaga, EFT arbetets lof,
ON tusendens tysta strid..
Och da skall de stores ryktes sol
f0rblekna och do derVid.
(0fVers. af S. p. 81
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

gelpipor O. d. pl0tsligt fallit tillsam-
man, eller da tennkarl, inneslutna
en- lada, efter en- langre It'd funnits
sonderfallna, m. fl. exempel.
vi sra har inf0r en- ny vetenskap,
och inom nagra ar skola utan tyifvel
utstrackta f~orskningar bevisa, huru
man Ell langre betraffande mineralier-
ma kan tala ON lifl0sa ting, utan kom-
mer man mahanda att / kristallerna
finna naturens tredje lifsform. och da
har vetenskapen betradt y Vulgar,
ledande till annu markligare upptack-
ter. - G.. II. T. {. q.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
eENoM 0KNEN.
RITA karayaner skrida

Trotta karavaner skrida
6fver 0kenslatter vida,
genom dup och brannhet sand.
Langsamt farden gar, men traget
fran mot malet, fjarrbelaget
pa en- pinjeskuggad strand.
Tusen farors hemska Tailor
Iura, och oasens kallor
ofta sinat under solens glod.
Imam morgondagen bracker,
kanske hoppets illus sig Stacker -
kanske karavanens dod...
ga ock farden genom lifvet.
AIlom ar Diet icke gifvet
att Diet dr0mda malet ma.
Varfrost ofta blomman knacker,
da den vackrast Ter och stracker
sig mot himlens ljusa bla.
J.. IT, Janrik Bronze.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

pressturbinbat, som nu smart skall
b6rja byggas, och som --enligt hans
p~astaende - skulle kunna passera Of
YER Atlanten pa ~ timmar! Man far
nu forst sc, hur mycket han kan halla
af hvad han lofvar, men b~eskrifningen
af hans system kan l ALA fall vara af
intresse. Lat oss hora, hvad han sd
ger.
Han will garantera | genomsnitt 40
knop - jamf0r de ofvannamda 22,3!-
och delta skall ske ske medels turbi-
ner, som ~generatorer for elektricitet,
hvilka skola bringa omvridningsmoto-
rerna att CORA 10 ganger sd manga
omvridningar / minuten som nu, eller
1900 1 stallet for $50. Utom akter-
propellrar skall Diet blifva fyra af
dessa alldeles oberoende propellrar
pa hvarje sida, ALA med hvar sin mo-
tor, som far elektriciteten direkt ge-
nom trad. Hvar oc hen salunda ODE
roende af de andra.
Uppfinnaren pastar att farorna blif-
va mindre genom hans an genom Diet
nuvarande systemet. For Diet f0rsta
skall man icke sasom nu ia upplefva
att med bruten propelleraxel EFT far
tyg flyter viljel0st kring pa vagorna
utan syre. ON en- af axlarna pa hans
fartyg brytes, atersta ALA de andra,
och till och med farten kommer eli att
betydligt m~inskas. Dernast anfor han
att under full fart kunna hans elektri-
ska motorer ogonblickligen backa utan
fara for maskineriet, och derigenom
kan fartyget bringas att STAMINA pa
mindre an fjardedelen af den nu err
forderliga tiden; ia, han pastar att Diet
Dor kunna ske inom gransen for en-
skeppslangd.
Hvarje propeller far, som sagdt, sin
egen motor, som star / forbindelse
med EFT vexelbord, och dessa motorer
komma Ell att frambringa mera vibra-
ton an EFT vanligt svanghjul. Den
skakning EFT valdigt maskineri franz
bringar = och saliva turbinen upp-
tager vida mindre plats skall salun-
da kunna undvikas, hvarjamte maski-
nisterna eli som nu skola Ida af den
forfarliga hettan fran eldstader och
skorstenar. Dessutom skall hela hans
arrangemang med propelleraxiarna
framkalla mindre larm och skakning
an Diet n~uvarande.
Utgifterna skola minskas ganska be-
tydligt, pastar han. For Diet f0rsta
spar man direkt % procent i kolatgan-
gen, medan Observation-Disclosures
vid anga ar 33 procent, vid elektricitet
deremot endast 10 procent. Men sa
maste man afven tanka pa besparin-
gen ! It'd och lastrum.
En- af de nuvarande oceanangarna
tager stenkol tillrackligt for resan
fran New York till Liverpool, men ON
den vore inrattad enligt hans system,
skulle delta qvantum ricka till afven
for aterresan. Man behofver alltsa
endast halfva Diet nuvarande lastrum-
met for stenkol. Delta uppnar han
genom att AMANDA den NEST effektiva
af turbinmaskiner kopplad direkt till
dynamon. Han anser att kolbesparin-
gen skall uppga till 1000 pund. st. pr
resa eller mera, mar kolprisen stiga.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

Men denna hastighet kan troligen rak-
mas ljusets hastighet och OF saliva
kroppens till godo.
Den st0rsta kroppsliga hastigheten
skulle da vars solprotuberansernas -
$4,000 meter | sekunden. H0gre am
denna hastighet ar sedan l~jusets, elek-
tricitetens och etervibrationernas, UNI
gefar 300,0 900 kilometer / sekunden.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

Salt dr. EFT utmarkt preventiv for
sjukdomar. Personer som arc anstall-
da 1 saltsjuderier hafva aldrig kolera,
smittkoppor, skarlakansfeber eller in
fluensa.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

Manen r0r sig med en- hastighet af
$500 fot | sekunden - litet snabbare
an nagon kanonkulas lopp.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

Bland kongonegrerna f0rfardigas
vi~gselringen, eller rattare sagdt den
ring, som motsvarar en- sadan, af mas
sing och bares ON halsen. Ju f0rm0g-
nare kontrahenterna AFRO, desto soli-
dare cores ringen, och ibland kan den
ma en- vigt af anda till Z kilogram.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

Ungefar | midten af on Kildine l
Nordsjon finnes den mahanda NEST be-
synnerliga insjo | hela verlden. Sj0ns
ofre lager besta namligen af soft vat
ten, hvari vanliga sotvattensfiskar lef-
va, medan de djupare lagren hafva
s%altyatten, sa salt som Diet patraffas
pa oceanernas st0rsta dup, med ALA
deri forekommande dur.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

S6mnsjukan utbreder sig alltmer 1
Kongo. Missionsstationen Saint Trou.
don har f0%rvandlats till EFT sjukhus.
Under loppet af As dagar b~egrofvos
vid stationen 500 manniskor, som dott
af sjukdomen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
synalar kommo / bruk forst ar 1916.

De storsta fickuren tillverkades |
Niirnberg AR 1477.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

Enligt EFT till Paris fran Petersburg
inganget privatmeddelande skall en- Of
fcer vid den nu mobiliserade f0rsta
armekaren ha f0rklarat att denna kars
Uniform kommer att skilja sig fran an
Ira derigenom att ofre delen af HAL
men och dolman ar gron. Anlednin-
gen hartill ar att vid den It'd, da trup-
perna AMANDA till krigsskadeplatsen,
skall graset sta manshogt.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
THE END OF TIE WORLD.
ar.tus Theories as to How 1t VIII Be
Rrouuht About.

Speculations concerning the man
net in which life on the world will
come to an end are as various as they
are interesting. Here are some of the
latest theories:
AS the interior Of the earth grows
gradually cooler the waters on the
surface will sink and be absorbed IN
til the exterior of the globe is a
parched and uninhabitable desert. An
other theory is that the water will en-
croach on the land, eating it away IN
til the oceans entirely cover the sur
face. A more picturesque theory holds
that our world is bound eventually to
collide with some one OF the in
Vulnerable comets that are tearing IT.
responsibility through space; or the
suns heat may suddenly become so in
tensifed that the earth will be shriy-
eled up like moth in candle flame.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
Remains of Ancient Peoples.

In the course of some digging o2er-
ations in garden at Haslemere. Eng
land, a gardener unearthed number
of ancient vessels of peculiar shape.
together with quantity of calcined
human bones, at depth OF about two
feet below the surface. The British
museum authorities, who have exam
med the discovery. pronounce the yes
sells to belong to the late Celtic
age, about B. c. $50. Only three or
four vessels were found in perfect
condition He computed that twenty
two urns and pots were originally in
TERED at the spot.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
eeorcia,s Marble Deposits.

AS producing State Georgia
may rival Vermont The marble belt
is about sixty miles in length. extend
ing from a southwesterly direction
from the North Carolina line through
Pickens county. The supply is prac-
tically inexhaustible, as the depth OF
the deposit in many places is over one
hundred feet. Both white and colored
varieties are found. The characters
tics OF the Georgia marble are purity
of chemical composition. uniform tex
ture ard peculiar crystallin structure,
rendering it remarkably durable be-
cause of its slow absorption CT water
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
lola and Dreyfus.

When Capt. Dreyfus published his
book containing the story of his trou-
bles the editor of Paris paper, re-
calling what lola had done for the
unfortunate soldier, went to see the
novelist to get him to review the vol
ume. The visitor found him at the
big table in his library doing his days
work. Review Capt. Dreyfus' book "
he repeated when the proposition was
made to him. He got up and ambled
round the table-a short man, with a
stomach and no presence-gr unting at
intervals Finally he said: why
should l review his book? He never
even read mine"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
REPAIRING UP TO DATE.
Wornout Tools Now Replaced in
Scientific Manner.

Every engineer is now familiar with
the fact that in all modern works of
any size the making and repairing of
tools is managed by special depart
ment Of the works. says Casters
Magazine. The good old days" when
gang of men would stand in line
waiting for their turn at the grind
stone have gone by. In a modern
shop, when tool needs grinding, it
is sent to the tool department, and
another one, all ready for use, is OBJ
tanned at once.
1t is easy to see how much more
economical such method is, for the
preparation of tools is kept in the
hands OF people who are doing moth
ing else and who are necessarily much
more expert than the general work
man would be, while the latter does
not waste time in waiting for turn
at the gTindstone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
A Sure Thing.


II is said that nothing is sure ex-
cept d aih and taxes, but that is
not altogether true. Dr. KING
New Discovery for CONSUMPTION j.
a sure cure for all lung and throat
troubles. Thousands can testify to
that. Mrs. C. B. VarMetre Of
Shepherdtown. ". Va, says II
had severe case Of Bronchitis and
for year trird everything heard
of. but got no relief. O,e bottle Of
DIR Kings Ney Discovery then
cured me absolutely" It's infal
liable for Group, Wh' oping Cough.
Grip, Pneuncnia and Consump-
ton. Try it. It's guaranteed b.,
w. H. Baugh of Shoshone and w
V. Iurns of Hagerman, Druggists.
Trial bottles free. R g. sizes SOC,
S10J.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
Law of Heredity.

Mendelian law is regarded by biolo-
gists is evidenced by the fact that in
the current number of BlometrilSa no
less than three articles are devoted to
it. In accordance with this law, the
characteristics of parents are dis
tributed in hybrid offspring according
to a numerical law, and the hybrids
are not intermediate in their char
acteristics between their parents
forms but have certain unchanged
characteristics of one parent or the
other. The law was originally work
ed out in regard to certain plants.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
Proposals for Executing Government
Surveys in Idaho.
DEPAR1MENT OF THE INTERIOR,

nEPAR1 NJ I'm L Ot LII + IN 1ERlOR,
- Office OF U. S. Surveyor General.
Boise CITY. Idaho. April 80, 1904.
Sealed pror osals will be received at this
office until ~ o'clock noon, June 4,
1901, for running, measuring and mark
ing, in ace, rdance WITH official existing
regulations, and snch special instruc-
tons as may be issued by the Surveyor
General for the following described sur
veys, viz: T, IS NJ. r / W Is and 10
N, Il. 5 E.; %, %, "a. %. %. q and %
n. r. ". q and % N, r. l f.; %
N. X. and E., and SO N, r. 3 e.
Bids must be at stated prices PER mile
for each class of surveys and no nlis
will be considered here the prices ex-
ceeds $50 per mile for subdivision and
connecting lines. $23 for township and
range lines, and $25 for base, standard.
meridian. and meander lines; the mini
mum rates being So, 81 and So for the
respective classes III lines. Bond with
securities for the faithful per-
fornance Of the contract will be required
of the successful bidders. The right is
reserved 10 reject any and all bids, waive
technical defects. and accept any part
of any bid, or 10 reject tie other part If
the interests Of the q yernment require
it. Contractors will he required to ex
e,uie the work in their own proper per-
sons with such assistants ms may be
necessary compassmen not allowed.
Proposals mnsi be submit ed in dupl-
cate 70 the undersigned and enn rsed on
the env, lnpe: PROPOSALS TO
EXECUTE GOVERNMENf SUR
VEYS." The proposals received will
he opened at the time and place above
stated, and bidders are invited 10 be
present at such opening. Further in
formation in regard to the work wil be
furnished upon Applicant u t" the u der
signed Frs g. EAGLEsos, U. $. Sur
yeyor General For Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
The Inevitable.

How strange it is that. dying day by
day Death seems no nearer:
We pass the many milestones on our
way yet see no clearer.
we feel there comes an end. tho 1t may
seem as far as ever:
\. friend receives his csll-for us we deem
II may come never.
So Deaths dark sea upon the shore OF
life encroachss.
And we are needless OF the warning roar
of its approaches.
God marks our earthly tir1c from our first
breath. not our selections;
In His hands Is the power Of life and
death and resurrection.
The Lord our light. no soul has need to
fear the new cords lon.
But calmly whether it be far or near.
await transition.
George Birdseye. in Boston Transcript.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27

Richard Grant White. the eminent
philosopher, was asked once upon a
time to conjugate the verb kiss.
He believed and maintained that Eng
lisb is a grammarless tongue, hence he
felt no compunction when he gave
this: ~Buss, to kiss; re-bus. to- kiss
again; pluribus. to kiss without regard
10 number; sillybus, to kiss the hand
instead of the lips; blunderbuss, to
kiss the wrong person; omnibus, to
Kiss everyone in the room; erebus, to
liss in the dark.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
American Day Laborers.

There are to-day 100000 day Ia
borers in this country One and one
fourth million belong to national
trade unions. another million to trade
unions not yet national in their scope,
and the remainder comprise the army
of unorganized labor.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
NEW IDEAS IN TROUSERS.
Videawske Manufacturers Constantly
Eevisinq improvements.

Gevising Improvements.
Probably in no garment of mems
year have fewer improvements in
oirts of construction been intro
uced than in trousers. From time
mmemorial pantaloons have been
made on identical lines. An enter
orising manufacturer in the whole
Gale trade has patented and placed
On the market novel device for the
waistband. On either side of the
trousers are two ball and socket fast
sners. and these may be adjusted so
that snug fit may be had. The con-
trivarce does away with the conven-
;ional cloth straps at the back of the
garment.
1t has long been source Of anxiety
on the part of underwear houses to
supply a substitute for drawers tapes.
rhe employment of safety pins ante
dated the advent OF these tapes. A
wideawake concern has devised
clasp for this purpose. When in po-
sition it is invisible, and it is said
to Withstand considerable pressure.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
APPRECIATED BY ALL
Entertainment Given by the School
Monday Evening Brought
Out Big Audience.

The school entertainment given
Monday evening at the opera house
was distinct success in every par
ticuIar. The only criticism which
could be made was that the pro
gram was too lengthy. After the
invocation, offered by Rev, Barger,
the Tom Thumb Wedding was
given by fifty children from the
primary rooms. This was, the star
number on the program, the cos
TUNES and actions of he little ones
creating much amusement. Each
and every one conducted himself
with dignity and the climax was
reached in the arrival Of the we'd
ding party Itself. The bride was
respondent in white, with the
usual accessions of veil and orange
blossoms, while the groom wore
the conventional dress suit. The
attendants were charming in blue
empire gowns. The ring bearer
and flower girls carried out their
parts we'll and we're second only
to the bride in beauty. The whole
number showed careful and pains
taking work on the part of the
teachers, Misses Higbee and Craw-
ford.
The next number was a decla-
nation Brothers Complaint" by |
Willis Hunter, which was well rem
dered. The dolly drill by the
girls OF the first primary was we
done and very pretty. The sing
ing of the little ones deserves spac-
ial mention as this is feature of
school work which the primary
teachers have done of their own ac-
cord, music not being required
under their contracts.
The flag drill by the Second
primary WIS splendid and received
a we'll d served encore.
A mandolin solo by Miss Flor
ence Brennan, accompanied by
Mrs. Geudy on the piano, was
well received as was also the de-
clamation by Ray Gwin.
TIL patriotic drills by the gram
mar and intermediate rooms were
good and showed careful prepare
ton.
TIL. pantomine, "Courtship of
Miles Standish" while we'll done
and interesting, was far too long,
each and every character
was well sustained throughout.
The pr gram c'osed with a piano
duet by Miss Mabel Bowler and {
Miss Lillian Dodge.
Altogether the evenings enter
tainment was very enjoyable and
showed much patien"e and skill in
drilling on the part of the various
teachers. II
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-05-27
E. w. HORTON
DEALER IN
Lumber and Coal
Orders given prompt atten-
SHOSHONE, IDAHO
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I, EaS-
EST RATHBoNE. convicted of the crime #
grand larencv at the April, 1901. term
OF the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of I.ah,.
in and for The CT UNITY Of Lincoln. and
sentenced TO Imprisonment in The
Idaho State Penitentiary for-,he term -
seven years, will apply to the Board #
Pardons of the state of idaho at Il
July meeting OF said Board for l,sr'f,n.
ERNEST RArHBoNK.
Fl. w. DUNToN.
lsv6 Attorney for Petitioner.