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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
GREAT DISTRICT
FAIR At RA0F0RD.
Some Very Fine Exhibits Of
Bloodcd Cattle and
Horses.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
EAST RADFORD, VA. October To-
great district fair opened to-day with
bright prospects OF successful exhibit
Many people inspected tho fine cattle
assembled from different States. Among
the cattle exhibitors are Major John ~
Cowan. Montgomery: Howes and Epps,
OF Tennessee: Henry Bowen. OF Tazewell;
Virginia Polytechnic Institute; William
iWarfield. Kentucky. and Ex-Governor
Tyler. OF Pulaski county.
Among the owners OF hunters cxhib-,
tied here are DR.. Ferncyhough. State vet
erinartan; Mr. Moncure and Stockton
Heth. Jr, Of the Blacksburg Hunt Club,
and Dave Cloyd. Jr., OF Pulaski county.
All classes are we'll filed. and such
names as Fleety j.. Minnie Thompson.
and Palm Leaf insure good races. Great
numbers OF horses poured into-night, and
the fact that additional
stalls have Just been built. extra accom-
modations had to be provided.
The woods around the fair grounds arc
swar1ning with horse traders from every
where, whose camp fires light up the
night
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged for Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day, and with fair weather, good crowds
Will be In attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
DON'T DOSE THE STOMACH
Hyome Cures catarrh by Breathing
Aromatic Healing Air.

You cannot afford to risk permanent
loss of health by taking strong drugs
into the stomach In tho vain hope Of
curing catarrh Of the nose and throat
The only true way OF curing catarrhal
troubles is by the use OF Hyomei. which
is breathed through q neat pocket In
haler that comes with every outfit.
Hyomel Is not secret remedy. and
Its formula Is given to all reputable ply
scians, Its base Is the famous eucalyp-
tus oil, This Is combined with other
healing, aromatic gums and balsams, so
that when using Hyomei. the air you
breathe Is filled with gerln-killing,
health giving, curative powers, It kills
all catarrhal germs and restores the mus
cous membrane Of the nose, throat and
lungs to perfectly healthy condition.,
The complete Hyomei outfit. consists
ing Of q neat pocket Inhaler n medicine
dropper and a bottle OF Hyomel, costs
hut VI, 90, and extra bottles can BIO OBJ
tanned for so cents, making II the most
economical method of curing catarrh. as
well as the most reliable.
II you cannot obtain Hyomei OF your
dealer. 1t will ba forwarded by mat, posts
age paid, on receipt OF price. Write to-
day for q free sample bottle and consul-
tatlon blank that will entltle you 70 SER
vices Of our medical department. without
charge, The r. II. Booth Company,
Hyomei building. 1thaca, n. =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
THE ROOT OF THE MATTER.
He Cured Himself Of Serious Stomach
Troubles, by Getting Down to First
GtNt.le ..tal PRINCIPLES.

man Of large affairs In one OF our
prominent Eastern cities BY too close at,
4 tenuon to business too little exercise and
too many club dinners finally began 70
pay natures tax, levied In the form OF
Chronic stomach trouble; the failure Of
his digestion brought about q nervous IT.
ritabity making T. nposslole y % a Apply
derunging the kidneys and heart. g5
B In his own words he says: Il consulted
one physician after another and each one
seemed to understand my case, but all
the same they each failed TO bring about
the return OF my former digestion. appe-
lite and vigor, For two years went
from pillar to post, from one sanltarlum
fee and even renounced my daily glass or
two Of beer. without any marked lmroye-
ment. H. 49, ! ,,.od ne - ~ =
we'll known proprietary medlclne, Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets and | nag OFTEN pc
rused the newspaper advertisements Of
the remedy but never atook any STOCK N
advertised medicines nor could pelleve 9
tifty-cent patent medicine would touch
ITO make long story short ] finally
bought Il couple OF packages at inc near
est drug store and took two or three tab.
let's after each meal and occasionally a
tablet between meals. when ! telt any
feeling of nausea or discomfort, a..
II was surprised at the end or the nrst
week 10 note marked Improvement In
my appetite and general health and before
tho two packages We're gone was GER
tain that Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets was
going to cure completely and they did not
diSappoint me. Il can eat and sleep ana
enjoy my coffee and cigar and no ono
would suppose had ever known the hor-
rors of dyspepsia
iR"Out OF friendly curiosityI wrote to tho
proprietors OF the remedy asking for In
formation rs to what tho tablets con-
tanned and they replied that the principal
ingredients were aseptic pepsin Govern
ment tesD, malt diastase and, other ma
less OF the condition Of the, stomach.
The root of The matter is this, the d.
gestiye elements contained in ,stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets will digest the food
give he oyerworked stomach q chance to
recnperate ana the nerves and whole sys-
tenn to receive the nourlshment which can
only come from food Stimulants and
nerve tonlcs never give real strength, they
give fictitious strength, Invariably follow
ed by reaction, Every drop Of blood.
from our daily food, and If you can In
gestion by the regular use of so good and
sa Tablets, you will have no need Of nerve
tonics and sanltariums.
have been In the market only a5few years.
probably every drnsglst n the United
States, Canada and Great Britain now
sells them and considers them the most
popular and successful Of any preparation
Tor Stemach ty0up!e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
squirrels in many ways, according


choice.
Ono man, Mr.. Williams, Is known to
have killed more than anw other two
h,ntsmen. lie has already killed lS6,
He will go every, time alone staying not
more than an hour. returning with as
many as he wanted.
How he did 1t no one knew, or wouNla
he tell. Finally he was watched, ana
yesterday tho SECRET got out.
IIe had three Waterbury Watches 11o
would get into the woods, 80 70 Two
hickohy trees where the squirrels reed
He would wind the watches up, put mem
In small tin can and to each can y
string. Then each was tied to the llnp
OF a tree. Then he would get IN some
secluded spot, AS the watches Wou'u
tick away the noise was like that Or =
squirrel cutting a nut and could pc hea.u
for a great distance. Every squlrrel AZ
the nelghborhood would be drawn 20 lhe
trees whore they supposed their com
punIons were having big ieas', ~
this way every squirrel has been killed
iby being deooycd In those Two trees ny
this new device.
Mr.. Williams says he has seen us ,'''.ls
as six at IL time running around the
limbs where the watches We're i"stsneu
often they would get so crazy 1hey "ou'u
fall from the limbs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11

COLE ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY
Young Lawyer Arrested and and Will W
Be Examined for
Ltl,1acy.
fspccInl 10 Tie Times-D ispatch.)

= Il
NORFOLK, VA, October 10.--John p.
f Dickenson, Jr, editor Of the Norfolk
& News and Advertiser. n colored weekly
,,npcr. was convicted III the Corporation
Court to- day OF criminal libel ana SEN
fenced to sixty days in jail with fine
OF 500 and cost. Itoiappealcd, but had
to go to jail .gS
rho complalnants were James Davis
and his wife, Annlo Harper Davis, who
have been snndercd by Dickinson In arr
tcles published dcrogatory to the wo-
man. who Is tho leading soprano singer
In st. Johns Colored Church.
STEAMER IN QUARANTINE.
Tho British steamship George Pyman,
Captain Jobcon, which passed in tho Vlr-
ginin cnpes early this morning. was held
ut the quarantine station for a thorough
examination OF her sanltary condition
because she came from Hamburg. Ger
many, where cholera has been epidemic
She has q cargo Of kainit for guuno
merchant
J. Garrett Baxter. young attorney,
who has written annoying letters 70
Mayor RlddIck, Chief OF Police Boush,
newspaper men and others, was taken IN
custody by High Constable Guy to-day
upon a warrant for lunacy. lie was sur
4 prised. but offered no resistance. ana nc
companied High Constable Guy TO the
city Jail. where he was made comfort
able in the hospital department. me
commission in his case Will sit at the
Jail tomorrow
COLE PLEADS GUILTY.
Charles p. Cole. formerly cashier for
the Southern Bell Telephone and Telc-
graph Company In this city, indicted by
the grand Jury upon the charge OF em-
bezzing $4,000. entered a plea OF guilty
In the Corporation Court this afternoon
and was sentenced for ono year In tho
penitentIary at Richmond. Cole will be
carried to the penitentiary at once. With
good behavior the accused will be re-
leased upon conditional pardon after
serving SIX months OF his sentence. Tho
circumstances OF the case and the story
OF the downfall OF Cole appealed not only
TO those who In the past had been MS
closest friends, but to Commemorative
Attorney John G. Tllton and to the bond
ing company which started the prosecu-
Il ton, and it was agreed to permit Cole
s TO plead guilty and take one year with-
out a formal trial. The Southern Bell
Telephone Company has been reimbursed
in full on Coles shortage, and friends OF
tho prisoner have arranged TO reimburse
tho bonding company SO far as %theS's ca can H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
URGES ACTION ON CASE
OF A HUSBAND SLAYER
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D, c., October To-
Attorney General Fits. OF Vermont, to.
day entered motion In the Supreme
Court Of the United States for tho adj
vancement on the docket OF the case OF
Mrs. Mary NJ, Rogers. under conviction
by the Vermont courts on the charge Of
killing her husband at Bennington In 1899,
He said that II the case should not be-
disposed OF before December Sth next,
great delay must necessarily result be-
cause of the conflict of the State and
Federal laws. The motion was opposed
by Mrs. Rogers attorneys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Armitage-Rogers.
Especial to The Ttmes-Dispatoh

BASIC CITY. VA. October loA quiet
home wedding took place Thursday at
Basic City, Va, when Miss Ethel J,
Of Jno. II, Armitage, of Richmond. Tho
ceremony was solemnized at the home Of
the brlde's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8, T.;
local Presbyterian church, officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony, the
happy couple left over the Chesapeake
weeks duration, visiting the larger
The Bride was becomlngly attired In n
grey travelling suit. With hat nndd , Eloy ye
No Invitations were issued and only
the Immediate family of the bride We're
nreEent. l-L. f.--.L.. -.l..-.-l5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
SHOCKING DEATH FROM
A Failing TR Eel I:
Methodist Church Dedicated at
ii. Gate City Yester-
day. sl
Especial to The Times-pIspsateh.l

.f=ay
K GATE CITY, VA, October 1O,-Charles
Bolton. aged about twelty, was killed
near Melvin, Scott county. while engaged,
In Telling timber the latter part Of last
week. Two forces of men We're working
near each othIsr and q tree started to
fall before 1t was expected. Bolton and
those with him ran to get out of the
way. In falling q. branch was thrown
from the tree and struck Bolton on the
back OF his head. shattering his skull,
lle was hurled violently against n stone,
which crushed his skull In front. HaS
fingered twelve hours In an unconscious
state,
Tho beautiful new Methodist church.,
South, at this place. was dedicated sun
day. The sermon was preached by Pre-
siding Elder u, H.. Cassidy. Ten hand,
some church buildings have been erected
In Scott county within the past year.
The Captain w, s. MCCONNELL Camp OF
Confederate Veterans will have Its an
nual reunion here next Saturday. The
address will be delivered by Mr.. y, !.
Carter, brilliant young lawyer o. GATE
City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
GROUND BROKEN FOR
THE NEW MONUMENT
Cornerstone Laying to Take
Place at Appomattox Next
Saturday. 81
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

WEST APPOMATTox, VA. Oct TO-
Ground was broken here Monday at
ternoon for the laying of the foundation
OF the Confederate monument. The i'm
mediate site OF the monument Is in the
center OF beautiful rectangular grass
plot inside the courthouse Enclosure, on
the right OF the walk leading from the
courthouse building to the clerks office.
and fronting tho street. and Is decidedly
the most beautiful spot on the court
green. There was quite a gathering pres
ent at tho ceremony, which took place
at l o'clock. Rev II. G. Smith offered
beautiful and appropriate prayer. Mrs.
J. r. Atwood, who has probably taken
more active interest than any other per-
son in the monument work with a shovel
removed the first soil from the site Of the
foundation. Captain T. ]. Strntton, chair
man OF the Monument Committee, who
has the supervision Of the erection In
charge. followed Mrs. Atwood In remov-
ng the second shovel Of earth. Captain
-Stratton was followed by Rev. IT. c.
Smith, DR.. !. a. Mercer, of Richmond,
and Rev.flD S. Hubbel OF Red House,
each OF whom In turn followed In remov-
ing n shovel OF earth from the spot. E
Mr.. j. Henry Brown. OF mond. who
has the contract for the erection OF the
monument, with his force OF hands, then
took the work In hand, and will be ready
by Saturday. the 14th. for the laying OF
the corner stone. OF which notice has al
ready been given.
The design selected for the monument
is a very beautiful ono and will be the
most artistic and imposing monument yet
erected by any county In the State. The
monument will consist OF a granite shaft
nineteen feet high. upon q granite base
nine feet six inches square, with an Ital-
ian marble figure Ola Confederate soldier
at parade rest, six feet high, making the
whole structure twenty-five feet from the
ground.
The cornerstone will be laid with Ma
sonic ceremonies Saturday, the l4th In
slant. and there will be addresses By
Senator Daniel and Congressman Flood.
The people Of Appomattox& are taking q
deep interest In this tribute to their he
roes, and probably the largest assembage
of Appomattox people that over met at
Appomattox Courthouse will be present
on that occasion,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Morris.-Watson.
,A.an1- hi rha -rinas- plspAlCll

Especial 10 The Times plsps.ua'''
WINSTON suAI4hAr, n. c., Oct M ", aS
of the most beautiful and pissNFs sin S,. o.
the October home wedding Wa ~, NS 49,,
Became ann the bride OF Mr.; ]. ssNnS MS n.
Fla r The marriage took place \ ~, sss
home Of the brides parents t ME- any 81 NJ 4
Il Chreitzherg ofiielnted, The SApSy
couple left for an extensive bridal trip
10 Niagara and Northern cities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Price--Garrett,


ROCKY MOUNT, VA, October, 1O-The
social syent Of the year was the mar.
ri Flags this afternoon. at six O'CLOCK Of
Miss Blanche garrett t. g Mir Tay ni
~ af Roc fs Mount, The ceremony Was per-
"a ned IN the Baptist church which was
dseoratsd y q Hey r. p Rob.
Course Of admitting friends. The happy
couple leave this evening for tour
Through the South, ega
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Court Abandoned,
DIV AssocIated Press

GREENSBORO, N. G., October TO-
Superior Court Judge Allen Is here to-
night going home from Wilkesboro. The
regular term OF court for Wilkes county
could not be held he says because 50
many OF population were absent, attend-
ing Federal Court here as witnesses de-
fendants or attorneys. is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Whitehea Collins.
Especial to The Times Dlspat chs

~ n (Sp6CIu1 *oF8Ft@SN1T7 ------
Ella Mo abat French Collins Was married t 70
Mr.. Early, ", Whltehead this afternoon
No, 4O7 Freemason Street. DR., White
head, brother of the groom. was best
man, and the ceremony was performed
Presbyterian Church, In the presence OF
the relatives and friends. Mr., and Mrs.
Whitehead left for Northern trip, and
on their returned will reside In York
Place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
HILL ANNOUNCES ISSUE OF
$25O,OOO GREAT NORTHERN
(By Associated Press.)

"a NEW YORK, October lo.--A new issue
OF $3.50. 900 shares OF Great Northern Rall-
way Company stock. to be oHered 20
stockholders Mt par, was announced to-
day in a circular signed by James j..
Hill. president OF the company. Share
holders may subscribe 20 thesnew stock
to the extent OF twenty per cent. OF their
present holdings. j4l4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Kapp-Hege.
&AoPP @~S
fSDaoial IN The Times pdSpa tCh.)

Especial to The Times-pdspatch.)
5WINsToN-sAI.l SM, n. G., October 10
The marriage OF Miss Rosa Hege, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter OF
Mr, and Mrs. q. A. Hege, to Pr, II. "a.
Kapn one OF Wlnston's most popular
PHYSICIANS, was celebrated this mornlr,r5
at the home OF the BRIDES parents, In
Salem, at 10 o'clock. Bishop Rondthaler
Of tho MoraYian church, offiolated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
She Paid the Bet.

DRBY. CONN, October 10,-Mrs, James
p, Stowe, OF Middleton, having wagered
With her husband that he wouldn't be re-
elected City Clerk. paid her bet to-day by
home q Robert d. Stevens. q relative. In
Hartford They started at eleven O'Clock
In tho morning and arrived at half-pnst
three q clock In the afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
WONDERFUL .DEC0Y
FOR THE SQUIRRELS.
New Kent Man Shoots Them in
Unlimited Num-
Der.
Especial to The Times Dlspatoh.)


ROXBURY, VA, October 10.-The fol-
lowing story may seem strange, but Is
nevertheless true Squirrels this year
are more plentiful than ever known bo-
fore. Every day from daybreak until 0
o'colcle In every direction can be heard
the firing Of the sportsmans gun Tho
table OF every family is served with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
THE HUSBAND OF. MRS..CATI Igsa
WILLS BODY TO a HOSPITAL
(Ry Associated Press

NEW YORK, October 1o.--In accord
ance with the provisions OF the will OF
George w. Gait. president OF the At
lantic Dredging and Construction COM
pany. who died on Sunday, at his resi-
dence here, his body to-day was taken to
the Bellevue Hospital Medical College,
to be dIsaected in the interests OF science.
Mr.. Gait was the husband OF Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, president OF the inter-
national Womnns Suffrage League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Former Trombonlst Here,

Professor Hubert Catspini who WAS eo,7nerly
a tromboni4t In dllmorv's band. has arrived
In this city from the City Of Mexico and West
indies, He will devote much OF HIS time here
Is giving music lessons and there h al like
ahood OF his accepting position With 1sr-
della 9 band as trosnbonist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11

!. sleAssplanoa xna .oi sottauasi eteasae.
The Florida star., 1905-03-24
AFTER THF BEEF TRUST.

The Federal grand jury has begun in
Chicago this week the most exhaustive
inquiry ever started under the Sherman
antitrust act More than one hundred
witnesses are present in response TO sum-
mons and il District Attorney Bethea and
his assistants fail tn draw forth complete
evidence regarding the operations of the
beef trust it will not be- because of lack OF
effort on the part of those intrus,ed with
the inquiry.
The witnesses have been summoned
not only from the Chicago packing houses
and office, but from many other points
throughout the whole country.
The intention Of the government il 90
prove, IL possible, that the packers snp-
posed to constitute the so-calIed beef trust
have been guilty Of contempt of court in
violating the federal injunction secured
against them year ago, restraining them
from operating by common agreement in
regard 10 prices, in buy sing and in other
WAYS 20 control the market 10 the injury
ofthe general public, the stock raisers and
the dealers not in the combine
The Florida star., 1905-03-24
sTETsoN NORMAL SCHOOL.

John b. SteIson university has four
colleges and five technical schools
One of these is the normal school for
teachers The spring term opens March
29th, and runs for nine full weeks Ii
prepares teachers especially for the June
examinations. To all Florida teachers a
special rate of $500 IL made, for the
spring term, which includes board. tuit-
ion, lights and laundry. The university
has a faculty of IS; ~ of these will teach
IN the normal school and other depart
ments are open TO normal teachers The
faculty includes President Lincoln HUI
lev, Of Harvard and Chicago: Prof. Car
son, of Wesleyan, Conn; Prof Raerecke.
of leyden. Holland; Prof Baldwin. Of
Yale: Prof. Frost, of Chicago; Prof Bau-
der, of Columbia: Prof. Smith, nf Chica-
go; Prof Sears, Of Dartmouth: Director
- B. Vincent, Of ChIcago. in addition 10
an able corps Of capable Florida teachers.
Nho know the conditions in the public
schools Of Florida. The Stetson normal
schOol would like To help the teachers of
this county. and, indeed, Of the whole
state The laboratories, museum, shops.
athletic tield, gymnasium, mnsIc school,
art school and all Other parts OF the uni
versity Will b. open 10 the Inspection and
Use Of Florida iearhers.
The Florida star., 1905-03-24

Soon AFTER the reorganization of the
state Democratic executive COMMITTEES
last summer . committee was appointed
by Chairman Fletcher 20 consider and
present. amendments TO the primary eIec-
ton Lag. many Of which were then re-
sarded - being vitality necessary 10 the
future well being OF the party.
The Committee WAS e follows: Charles
ID. Tuten, Of Jasper; w. W Farmer. of
Yulee, and ID. L. Fletcher. of Jackson
vile, from the second congressional dis
triet; J. NJ. Young, of Inverness; William
Hooker, Of Ocala, and L. f Dozier, of
LeesbuTg, from the first Congressional dis
trict: ChAs- T. Davis, of Madison; r A.
Crawford, of Midway; w. T. Hendry, Of
Perry. from the third congressional dis
tFict.
Chairman Fletcher called the special
meeting of the state committee ~ Jack
sonyille this week for the purpose of
hearing and considering the report Of the
above named committee.
The primary Law urgently requires
modification in many respects, and now
Is the time for those who have been en-
trusted with the duty TO act and act wise
ly.
The Florida star., 1905-03-24

Almost time for the solons To gather in
Tallshsssee- Apropos, some paper has
suggested that the session might be short-
ened ODe-half. and for q reason says that
half Of the time Of past sessions has been
consumed in the election of United States
senator's, whereas, now. by operation Of
the primary law. that matter is reduced
10 . formality consuming probably half
e., and nov II you can prevail upon the
Legislators 10 see it as you do and act up
on your suggestion you will indeed BE- q
public benefactor entitled to niche in
prise.
The Florida star., 1905-03-24
NO STANDARD.

A correspondent OF the New York
Tribune draws attention tn the fact tina;
Ne have no standard by whicl TO meas
Hre religions and says We Ought 70 have
some authoritative declaration on the
point He Suggests an amendment To the
constitution in form something as follows
system alleged tn be religious, which
can b. proved to inculcaIs crime. shall
not be construed 20 be q religion, and
such a system may be prohibited by law
Any person who can he proved 60 be a
Supporter or an adherent Of such an a.
Keyed religious system. which inculcaies
crime, may be excluded from holding Of
hce under the United States, noiwith-
standing the provision contained ia this
constitution forbiddiug any religious test.
The answer to the QUESTION that Would
naturally arise as To hat Constitutes a
erme. would b. ;hai which the maj1Fity
OF us regard As wrong IN principle. We
have declared against MohAmm,zlanisrn
MOrmOnisms etc, consequently theSe r.
ligions would be criminal hv legislative
enactment unleSs the believers of tho-e
faiths gave mp CERTAIN articles Il their
belief That would not be Intolerance.
IL would simply re foIlo~Ing along tL-
higher lines Of our eivIliEarion in rs-,y.
niE'ug a great moral lA~ that prohibits
men from prAc,icing Infamous Acls under
tie Citak Of religion.