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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

The sale of Mrs. Couzens. which ca
off this week at her residence, off n
anu, was a very successful affair. 7
articles offered were artistic and I
full Mrs. Cou2ens. as well as Ha
Couzens, has done some very acc,
able work and Honolulu is only
glad to have an opportunity of gett
IL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Knudsen are ex
pected to arrive in Honolulu In tim,
for Christmas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

A very pretty bridge dinner was
given on Monday evening by Judge and
Mrs. Stanley The place cards were
bridge scores and the table was unique.
ly decorated with cards. La France
roses further enhanced the effect of
very artistic table setting. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond de Is. Iayard, Or. and Mrs. +.
II. Humphris, MIR, and Mrs. Danford
from Kauai. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Halves.
Miss HiSford and Mr. h. Hartmann.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
sPoTTERs AND DETECTIVES.

The new superintendent Of the YER
mont Anti-Saloon League, G. J. Fergu-
son Of Burlington, has finally made his
position clear regarding the question Of
s'spottersp and detectives Supt. Fer
guson has been often quoted as say
ing TINT he intended to use spoilers
for ferreting out infFaotions Of the IL
auor law, and the credited statement
has brought out volume Of protest,
not alone from those whose interests
are not with the League, but from those
as well whose sympathies are entirely
with it. The use Of @spotter. to get
ipcrimiuatinG evidence against the lille.
cal sale Of rum is generally condemned.
a spotter induces to crime in order q
get evidence Of crime. In SO doing he
acts dcapicable part which na,iseates
most people. The very idea under which
he works is repugnant. And Yermonts
experiences with that class Of indiyid-
uals are yet fresh enough in the mem
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15

DRY to have caused them to cry out in
protest when the new superintendent
Of the anti-Saloon League was reported
to have said that he should use that
sort Of an individual.
Now, however, Dir. Ferguson comes
out in an interview and says that he
used the word detectives not spot
tiers" in his original statement. We had
given MIR. Ferguson credit as being a
sensible lawyer and man whose spirit
Of deceney would not permit him to EN-
ploy men who tried to make others com
nit crime so that he could bring pros
ocution against them. He says: @The
papers and public should give me
credit for knowing the proper use Of
detectives until the contrary is demon
strated by experience. The detective
who knows his business never incites
to the commission of an offence; he is
q discoverer not maker of criminals
These are certainly sensible words, and
We trust that Mr.. Ferguson win employ
none except detectives who know their
business. There can be no more excep-
ton to the use of detectives in properly
seeking out evidence against the unIaw-
full dispensing Of liquor than there is in
the use Of detectives in ferreting out
a murder. The Juror which has been
stirred up may now subside.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
WANTS CHANGES I'm METHODS.
Parents Want to See Examination Pa
pers Of Pupils.
Barre, Vt, Feb. Ia, 1905.

Barre, Vt, Feb. Ia, 1905.
Mr.. Editor. / read recently in your
paper report from our superintendent
OF schools, Mr.. Mathewson, criticising
the parents for allowing their children
to take part in plays and delivering
papers, which he claims makes them
unfit for their work Ia school, then he
tells us Of the efficient staff of teachers
be has. Since that letter appeared IN
your paper the children have brought
home their department cards, and the
reports they contain must be very dis
eouraging to great many parents; in
one room with between fifty and sixty
scholars, there was eight, TO my know
ledge, who had an average Of less than
sixty. IF we are to take this room as
d basis, It means that about fifteen
per cent Of our children have iii aver.
age Of less than sixty, and about TWEEN
III, yes, perhaps twenty five, per cent
unsatisfactory for promotion. Now, Mr..
Editor, consider this a very large per
cent, and think II IS time that something
was done, for ] believe, and have good
reasons for doing so, that pupil going
To party, taking part in play, or
delivering few papers has but little to
do with this poor showing. There are
two things ! should like to have given
trial III our schools The FIRST Is
that every pupil be given their exarnina-
ton papers TO take home with them to
show their parents, after they are cor
rected BY their teachers. The second
is that there be published in our daily
papers twice year the number Of chill
dren in each grade, the teachers name,
and the number Of pupils who have an
average Of seventy per cent and over;
II this was done, the citizens Of Barre
could form pretty correct estimate of
| the progress our children are making,
and also Of the ability Of the teacher.
CITIZEN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
LAST CLAIM is IN.
Now Umpire Plumley Win Endeavor to
Straighten Out the Tangle.


Mortified, Feb. 15.--The sixth sitting
of the international court was held yes
terday afternoon and the eighth and
last claim was presented. The claim
was in favor of Compagine Franeise de
Chenins de fer Venezueliens. 1t was
then settled that the regular sittings Of
the court should be suspended awaiting
the pleasure Of the umpire to call the
commission together. 1t was informal
Iy stated that DIR. Paul would leave
Vermont Wednesday to be absent for at
least Is days. In the meantime and
evidently for considerable time the
umpire will endeavor to familiarize
himself with the very voluminous doe
uments pertaining to the different cases
1t is understood that Count Peretti
will remain for the present in North
field.
The seventh claim presented was in
favor Of Antoine Fabiani, who claims
serious denials Of justice by the courts
and court officers Of Venezuela back in
The SOS. France INTERVIEWED finally in
behalf Of Fabiani and agreed with Ven
ezuela to submit the questions at ISSUE
to the President Of of the Swiss fedora.
ton, and in 1896 the Swiss President Of
the federation made his award in writ
| inQ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
AppEAL roR Boys. CLUE.
It's Officers Have a Word to Say Of the
Conditions This Year.

Those interested IN the Boys club
work have made many repairs in the
club rooms during the past year, and
of course not without considerable ex-
pense, trusting that the friends who
have given generously for the support
Of the work would do so this year. We
have things in good condition for the
boys and it is needless to say that large
crowds of boys spend very pleasant eve
nings there, both in the gymnasium and
game room. Many OF the club support
ers have given this year as generously
as ever, but many others have not felt
able to give as much, while some who
have always given have not done 80 at
all this year.
We also find that many of the mer-
chants complain, saying they are the
ones who support this work and the
stone cutters and others ought to give
as well as they. We agree with then
there, and admit that we have had very
I poor success in trying to raise money
/ from the stone cutters and others.
We nov give every man, woman and
child an easy opportunity to help ths
BOYS club work by going to the operl
i mousse next HlOnudy HlSnb dtlu seeliik
what thousands have testified to be thu
best exhibition Of moving pictures tina
can be seen. Mr.. Hadley has spared M
expense to make his entertainment tn
best of the kind, and being a famou
electrician, has reduced the lliekerin.
which is usually complained Of 50 tha
ii gives no annoyance, showing Clca
picture upon tie canvas.
You cannot afford to miss ID at TIL
small prices Oh 10, 20, 55 and so cents
Ren,enber the date, Monlay, Feb 20
Tickets now on sale at the Red Cros
! Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15

The Randolph water commissioners held
special meeting in Chairman II. w.
McIntyre's office Monday. The commits
sioners voted to investigate the electrical
method OF thawing out frozen water
pipes, and Electrician f. II. Ketchum
went to Montpelier Monday to investi-
gate the matter for the commissioners
and to make report on the matter.
More pipes have frozen in the past few
days and there is but little doubt that
one Of these machines win be working
here in a few days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15

In fairness to delinquent taxpayers,
it may be stated, az George w. Bassett
points out in his communication today,
that there is chance to get on the
checklist after today, February IS, pro.
sided the petitioner can present his tax
receipt, signed by the proper officer, to
the board of civil authority. If the
delinquent fails to settle with the tax
collector today he viii have to go before
the board Of civil authority and prove
that he has paid his taxes. Failing
in that, he is DISTINGUISHED, according To-
Act No. 70, Of the Acts of 1904.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
NoRTHFEILD.

Mrs. Wilson, mother Of Mrs. William
Legier, is very seriously i'll.
A son was born to the Rev. and Mrs.
}. f. Kimberly yesterday morning at
six O'Clock.
The funeral Of Mrs. King, an invalid
sister of Mrs. Samson and Miss Ann
Riley, was held at the home Of Mrs
Samson on Union street yesterday aft
ternoon, the Rev. Walter Dole oificiat-
ing. Mrs. King came here from Mass
achusetts about year ago to live with
her sister, during which time she has
had several shocks. The cause of her
death on Sunday was heart trouble.
A new organization has been formed
having the name Of the Star Athletic
club. A meeting was held on Saturday
night and the following officers elected;
President, Max A. Woodbury.; vice pres.
ident, George M. Sanborn; secretary
Harold +. Sawyer; treasurer, Kenneth
F. Stebbins; financial secretary, Dana
A. Lafrana; warden and janitor, Ce-
Gil S. Winch. A basket ball team has
been formed with A. Woodbury. man
ager, and Dana Lafrana, captain.
The Over the Tea Cups club will meet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15

The school census Of Rutland shows
a decrease Of SIS, but The News consoles
itself with the comparison Of tax rates
with st. Adams ana Barre. Barre does
plead guilty to having tax rate Q little
above the average, but there is, for its
people, little balm ia the knowledge
that generally there are enough things
to demand the money. Finstance Barre's
school population is increasing, not de-
creasing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
SOCIALIST CANDIDATE.
Continued from First Page.

forests, and some cultivate more or less
arabic land. We have only to imagine
an extension Of what already exists until
government cultivates all land, manu-
features all goods, conducts all exchanges
and carries on, in short, every produc-
tive enterprise, and we have Socialism
pure and simple. Workers, do your duty
at the polls. You have nothing to lose
but your chains, and world to gain
JOINT SOCIALIST COMMITTEE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
THERE IS A CHANCE.
How a Delinquent Taxpayer May Get
on Check List After February Is.

Editor Times: do not think you
rightly construe the new law in relation
to delinquent taxpayers. A fair con-
struction Of the law IS this: A person
who Is returned today BY the collector
as delinquent will Be omitted from the
official check list, but ii at any time
previous to the completion Of the check
list such delinquent pays his taxes,
takes a receipt, and present il to the
board Of civil authority, his name will
be entered upon list as a voter.
This act would also apply to all de-
linquent tax payers OF previous years.
For example, if a person was assessed
Sin the years 1901, 1902, or 1908, and
failed to pay his tax for that year,
he is not entitled to vote until all
back taxes are paid. There is no limit.
alton TO the law, except the statute Of
limitations.
GEORGE w. BAssETT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15

II is really difficult to perceive how
the Burlington base bali enthusiasts can
be exhiiirated over debt Of nearly
four thousand dollars, but the reports
say they are.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15

With over ten thousand foreign sub
stances removed from Berlin Pond and
vicinity By the Hatchman last summer,
the people Of Montpelier are shuddering
to consider what they have escaped.
0, bacilli COLI, bow you are robbed Of
your sting by watchful watchmanl
Cats 70, rats "A, skunks 20, frogs 66,
toads 81, snakes 3o-Ughl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
BASKET BALL AT MONTPELIER.
Co. H Team Defeated BY Montpelier
Seminary Last Evening.

Montpelier, Feb 15.--At the Arnory
last evening the Montpelier seminary
basket ball team defeated Co. Fl by
the score Of IA to IS in rough game.
And the Eagles defeated the second
team of the same school by the score
Of % to Z.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15

Roosevelt rode into New York on a
car named Vermont 1t was Yer.
mont which headed the bandwagon on
which he rides into the presidential chair
next month.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15

'Tis the week Of cau-cuses in Barre
and also in the minds Of some people
the week Of simply the latter, Judging
from the political talk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
Rritiah Steamera Seized.

Toxic, Feb. 15.-The British steam
ers Apolla and Scotsman, bound for
Vladivostok, have been captured BY the
Japanese.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
HAD no MELT SNOW.
Central Vermont Engineer in That Way
Cot From Randolph to Braintree.

Randolph, Feb. 15.-The scarcity Of
water was made evident yesterday
when an engine in the railroad yard
here had the tank filled with snow in
order to make water enough to take the
train to Braintree, where water is more
plentiful.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
Fist Class Real Es4e Mortgages Five Per Cent.
STATEMHT JANUARY !. IL,
1925.
LIABILITIES.
RESOURCES.
sl.a4O,lis.ss
6. Rowland.

AnourA ortgsge Lonar MAJ m ir,rrrsg 81
o
We should be pleased TO DO
r G. ROWLAND Troae..ror
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15

The Over the Tea Cups club will meet
with Mrs. Durham tomorrow afternoon
at $50 O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-15
1884

copies, the largest paid circulation o
any daily paper in this section.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
THE M'CUE CASE.
Judges 81 Supreme Court May
rs Make Announcement To-day.

There Is excellent reason TO believe.
( that the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of
Virginia will to-day take action, or ruih-
cf announces sctinn on the petition Of j.
,;amuel McCnc, asking for II witt OF cl-.
Sior md huperspdcaa, II is said that the
court devoted n considerable part OF Mon.
day to going over tlle 12a-paRe petition
WITH Its IS specific exceptions. In AM
nonnrins lts action? on this application
sihyt court win NJ usual, i b PR sulncd
lsf.N state that tic application for tho
yIit III denied on thai writ of crlo.'
nfgi s,inrsndeas have been granted no
slf.;,t lhc Writ waulh hnvnslhc effect nf
bringing the celebtated murder trial be-
fore the appellate court for review on It's
5ntei'lts. Unless lie writ be granted on
I tho executive Intervene With g eespitf
NcCre sil be hanged for wife-lnuraer
ore Week from tp-morrow.
s The action OF THE Gpui, on the matter
cannot, be even eonicGturcd. lf deter
mlnatlon has been reached in this eelc-
.bratpd cage. 1t Is locked In the'bosolns Of
tho Judges and Will not be made public
Unfit officially announced, VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
BID AGAINST !.
NOW !. cannot 8 !! ]. TRAIN "A ] |!
Refusal to Allow Richard Croker
to Train at New Market
Due 70 This Fact. s.$
a ssoclnted Press

/. II 10 MOON, January ! LEA serious scan,
dial promises to3devclon In racing circles
as result or tho Jockey Clubs act ton
3inEinterdlctng Richard Croker from train
Ing his horses at New Marke t, The lis
tory Of the affair given out by frten.ls
OF Mi. Croker Is that when at the
Now Market sales In September 81 ~
Croker appeared ,,iis u. bidder for certain
syearlings. lie WIS informed that he was
opposing Lord Marcus 13eresford, who,
iitsls well known, lns entire charge Of
King Edward S racing stables. his Gid
not deter Mr.. Croker, and ] was sus-
gested Il o him that IL he insisted in COM
5peting lie would not be allowed to train
his horses ut New Market. Mr. Croker.
however was not Influenced, claiming
that his conduct was not discourteous,
5as ho was dealing through an agent who
did hot know his adversary IN the trans
actions and merely carried out his III
5structions, a$ s55ssSf5 ia
H8 ~ newspaper to-day snys Mr.. Croker
Intends To sell his residence q t Vantage,
England. "a 1Tor some months past lid lns
been living in@Ireland, where, It IS re-
ported, he WlllSresldc altogether lierenfl
M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
u. .PONYs WILD o.; DASH tl,s:'3 \. \.
Small Roam Came Down VI Ninth 3.
Street al Break Neck Speed

Al & Burruss was the zero Oh w w
away On vest nfterno'sor, y, when !.
Ne snail roam pony played the prlnslp !,
vllnln part. Burruss. Wi u a! 9;
,n scntcd i,, rs vehicle behind Y ile small t.
pol,yi coming down Ninth Street HI from
Grace Street. =, /, " y
Just as soon as s Paul 81 Church S IS
passed. tic small roun played ls ta .. 4
With his heels ION the dashboard q tt llS
trnp, and sprintcl down toward he q el.so
traffic OF Mnin street. nand out vert Y, =,
tho John Gipins on " he els, tween d.g-
nIfieu carria ges and desrepid work d ca r 2,
going safe dozen times ny q N nltac,e
A gentleman Senvclopcd In huge ;s' Eng s..
slish ulster made bold BID 20 as & lt.e
saver, but the pony lodged him and cor y
tlnuetl his mad ri CO h, I,
Just whenttt seemed us y fsnothlng cou N!1I
prcveli Il; 1. nasty accident Mr.. Bur rl'l
gave d mighty pull Oh tho right REMAND v-l
brought tho runaway to q stardstlil N SO.
alley beh,nd Tit New York laund ,l he
large crowd which had glthcred TO VI plck I!
5up the remains quickly dispersed lll1
tho roam pony \, ,gns driven ava ~ >
suulct as u May Torn!i1 8, Il Il 4. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
BUY VOCAL LANDS
N TH SOUTHWEST
llRYE sscl2cintctl I,rcss.l

s5 ,ClNc.INNATI, ID o. Jan. III i LIT was
learned to- day that buyers OF 700 acres
or coal 4 lands lnS5 Wise and Dickinson
counties, va, from tho ClIncll Field Cor
ypora alton are Fl. 3. II oils & CO. u OF New;
York, and Eugene Zimmerman. OF Gin
5cinnntl. The purchase - believed to be
the realization Of the recently announced
OF tho Cincinnati IIaInii-5
ton ana Dayton Raj road to erect n bridge
across tho Ohio ut run tlnstor OF. IRON
ton and construct the NJ Mt miles OF
track to connect the road with the coal
Siieldso OF West Virginia. which will there
by be connected directly with tho Great
Lakes and Chicago. " * Il Isl Es5
NJ The purchase OF these Coal 10 nds u con-
cludes also the purcliase OF two RI lroad s.S
tho Virginia aud soutleastern md a no
Virginia and B Sonthw estern. The total
price ppid Is s3. SOC, 600. Hollis and, lim-53
norman assume the bonded indebted uess
amounting to 5000 900 and q general in-$
2debtednegs OF 81, 100, 900 or total OF 81 .-8@
100000 ana also pay s. 100000 In CASH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
GOV. DAVIS 8lNAUG DRAFTED
n WITH 81 N II. E ERE MONY

4. (By. ASSOC lat ed Iprc4s,) "a
sSs I1yfLI1 ROCK, Ark January ii -
Governor frerson Davis was ,inau g1l-
srntod today. Ri til BsInfpc ceremonies for
shiy third term. Before tllo I4cgisluturo
iii Joint session, tho Governor delivered &
his messngc u IN which he recommends
isoil1c sweeping chang ea IN existing laws
enact d measure separating tho school
taxes 4 50 us o make lilo negro public
schools depend upon tho tn es 8pnld by
negroes. sIlo declares that tho body u must
pass what is known as tho King anti
trust bill which, he states, Will bar from
3tiangacting & business in Arkansas any
corporation hat is ,l member Of - pool },
trust. combination or 9ssfa grecmctit any-a
Where on curt h S5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
From
..RQMs 4 /
Boy s13ing1,a,l,'s A'e.,;a,!deilI1ly
NJ, Takes Ills Owii
.LEF:'T' SCHOOL lat A NIGHT "; II !
|SH,li,g SFHiillsclf II, n Tricky
Wooded Spot After tile Most q
Careful Precautions. Fl,
s(By. Associated Prcss.)

M Ashley Lille, N. ca JAM ] Tile body
Of g. 8i A. Whitaker, OF Paragon, BS1nd.,a
student lt bingham Military Academy,
was found to-day hanging from u tree
1 ints victorltE woods The coroner b Jury
returned 5A verdict tliat tho deceased
ta,no to- lis death by suicidal hanging.
Whitaker, iwho wus twenty-five yea.rs
Old came to the Bingham Military Acad3 y
3omy ten days ago Since llis ul Y hero
the school authorities stato ~ Whitaker g:
suffered from home sickness und It is
thought that he committed tho deed while
funder8lts Influence. &5 fS} ~ u y
siB S 8&s "a LI1r'.r All MIG I'll 81 ss
35533 10 left The school last night without
Spermission,&ai,d according to witnesses
was seen pacing the platform $of he rail- X
way station late last night. a telegram
WIS received this evening FROM J. q
SWhitaker,ao 81 Paragon, Ind. fnther$ot the
dead boy, directing that the body Of his
son DO shipped home ut once. The re- g
mains lave been embnlnlcd ind VIII DO
placed on! tho train Tonight. III.
~ ,The b sucldeaof young Whitaker was
planned 3WithImnut euro and executed
liz q; inethodical manner The place Sc
3lccted blythe boy for cnutngS lis LIZ rs
a&thtckl y55WOOded spot close 80 VI Iraia
3lcuding from the Victoria road to the
tracks OF tho Southern Railways and some
Two hundred yards from the Vlctori,t 4 MI M
,j CARRIE u ]. T AU.r1 on \.
Sl.l1lc.rnpo was Of new go ton and every
tprecautton was taken by tic intended
suicide % proven any m iscunlage OF MS
plans. "a s5S@8g \. " 5i 81 IA liz "A i3, IA.
N Upon! reaching tile spot. he selected q
small white oak tree. VIII taker removed
Ills collar anu tic and placed tlcm near
The base Of the tree. The rope was tllcn
doubled andSn moose formed and plncct
about his rock. Tic climbed the tree
and fterSadjusting the Moose i. and tying
one end SthoBrope8to5a limb, thrust his
hands into Ills pockets and jumped dis Is
sloca ting fliissncck. IA!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
HERMANN HAS M OF SAID 81.
~ HE WOULD RES loh
(b,.AgsooInte(i press,) J

Obs 9AssooIIteli Press,)
III t:1NC1rt n AM 81 OHIO SJnnunryg II. --who
Daaesbnll season Will oratl h on S1rri1aY.S
April 14tl,5 aid close oil either October
9Th or sth, tho schedule OF the Nh tionali
and tho Anerioun, Lcagucs each provjd-A
ing for 154 games u This was decided to- \
day ~ Presidents i Pulihtii, Of y ho Nd
tionnl Lcagu o, md y ohnson, Of the Att1erl
can gLenguc, tsS 10
i1A scrsaton WINS caused today. BY. q 4 y
announcement TINT Allgusht ,,,s Ilornnnn,
resign as chairman or National Baseball
Commission. Mi, HERMANN however, $snid Y
TINT lio l,ud not authorized such II nrl-$8
. 81 VI ssss Il 3i
sssThc National SBoartt or Abstraction to-
night announced u S1iuinbor OF decisions.s
w. u salm claimed by Augusta, was
awarded ITO Corsictl.6 KS " a3sss