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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
SALVADOR and GUATEMALA
MIX IN DEADLY struggle

is, Black is head will not defend the
young PittSburger in his trial ,or the
murder of White.
The dismissal came, il was said,
as elimination of number of ar
guments Thaw had with his counsel
judge Olcott, who has been actively
member of the firm in connection
with the case all along insisted that
insanity be made the chief point of
the defense, IT is believed, while
'Thaw has insisted with equal empha-
sis, that he would not stand for in
sanity pleas. While there have been
numerous arguments between Thaw
and Olcott on this question, there
was no open break, it is said, until
Friday afternoon. Then. according
TO authority upon which the story is
based, Thaw, during verbal comabt
with Olcott, became enraged and end
ed up his TRADE by telling his lawyer
fatty that the firm Of Black, Olcott
Gruber 4 Bonynge were no longer his
counsel
~ am boss" Thaw is declared to
have said, after Olcott had given it as
an ultimatum that Thaw should place
himself absolutely under the control
of his counsel, as a patient in the
hands If his physician, and submit
entirely to the law firm as to the
best manner Of conducting his de-
fense, "And | will not stand for an
insanity plea" the prisoner added. "
Judge Olcott then left the prison,
it Is said, and today received let
ter according to the story, from Thaw
IN which the youmq man put in writ
in" his dismissal Of the firm.
District Attorney Jerome, accom-
panied by two of his assistants, Gar
vim and Motter, left for the south to-
night, to be gone three days.
II is reported today that the dis
trict attorney wanted to interview
Joseph ! eiter, Of Chicago, as to some
details Of the dinner at which Thaw
was present, but this was later de-
MED by Garvin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15

advantage over Glorifer and Flip
Flap. In the meantime Sewell had
been holding Rams Horn behind the
pace makers, but always within strik-
ING distance. Onece the stretch was
reached, Rams Horn forged to the
front with a rush and was winning
with comparative ease when First Ma
son got clear of the field hundred
yards from the wire and closed 50
fast that Sewell had TO ride Ram 5
Horn bard to win by a neck Toka-
ION also closed with a great rush,
ticking the third honors from Glori.
fer within the last thirty yards of
the rache
Summary: Fourth race-Brighton
handicap. $4,000; one mile and a
quarter-Ram's s Horn, ia, Sewell 0
to |, won.
First Mason, ia. Martin, 10 to |.
second.
Tokalon. lls, Bedel, 20 to |, third.
Time, 2:03 3-5.
Glorifer. Whimsical. Dandelion.
lorstrom, Flip Flap, Cairpgorm, D.
lie Spanker. Hamburg Belle and Ku-
roki finished in the order named.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
BATTLE YESTERDAY RESULTED
IN SALVADoREAN VICTORY.
WIDESPREAD REVOLUTION
Central America a Seething Mass of
Rebellion-President Cabrera Bit
terly Hated by His Subjects

Panama, July IA telegram re-
celved here from Salvador SAYS that
Honduras declared war against Qua
temala today
According to this same message.
the following proclamation has been
circulated in Salvador: General Bon
lila, commanding the Salvadorean ar
my, has repealed the Guatemaan for
ces at Matapama, in Salvador, ten
miles east of the Guatemal1n frontier.
The victorious army of Salvador re-
tanned the positions captured from
the enemy
TIL declaration Of war by Honduras
on Guatemala brings the third state
actively into The Central american
'rouble which h?s been progressing
with more or less severe fighting and
bloodshel for a month or more. Hon
duras and Salvador are now arrayed
against their neighbor on the west.
Nicaragua and Costa Rica are the
only two countries still passive, and
ii has been said that the former Is
about to take part in the fighting. Up
to today Honduras has seemingly taxi
en- no part in the difficulties between
her naighbors Recent reports, how
ever, declared her territory had been
invaded by Guatemalan troops in pur-
riit of fug'tives from the army If
Gencrl Rtgalado. the Sqlvadorear
commander who was killed IN the
fighting ai Jicaro
The present trouble l. Central Ma
erica h1, beer brewing for long
ime. For the past five y'ar riyclu-
tionists in that country have been
planning, intriguing Nn' preparing for
the overthrow OF President Cabrera,
and in their efforts to this end they
have not failed t \, peal fo' sup ort
(, certain elements in Honduras and
Salvador working on national jeal-
CusieS for h.Tt place among the sever
al stat forming Central Ameritl.
Cabrera has been harshly criticised
by his enemies. They declare he rules
with extreme despotism, that no
mans life is safe under his admins
tration, and the country morally and
economically is going to the dogs m.
der his unwise and ill-advised course.
On the other hand, Cabrera has
declared this revolutionary movement
to be inconsequential in that the gov
ernment would promptly pnl it down,
Cabrera's term of office. in fact. ev-
pired in 1905. He has, however, in
sisted on holding office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
RAMS HORN, WESTERN HORSE, Wins RICH BRIGHTON
HANDICAP. brilliant FINISH. TOOK MONEY BY NOSE

New York, July liam Is Horn,
the four year old son of Bute-Ant
Tessa, owned by Captain W. S. Will
iams, western horseman, and ridden
by Jockey Sewell, won the rich Brigh-
ton handicap at Brighton Beach this
afternoon.
The western colt went to the post
at . to 2 in the betting, being second
choice to Dandelion, the favorite, at
/ to /. Pressing the winner at the
finish was First Mason. who finished
second. beaten a neck. A length fur
q er back and taking the short end
f the purse. was Tokalon. winner Of
the Brooklyn handicap. All three of
he horses that finished in the money
are owned by western men. First
Mason was at 10 to | in the betting,
while 20 to ] was freely given against
the chance of Tckalon.
The Rams Horn victory was very
popular. for he was probably the most
heavily played horse in the race, and
the only one to be backed down from
the crening price. The first price laid
AGAINST him was ; to |, and despite
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
MISS SUTTON WON EASILY.
California Girl Took Worlds Cham
pionship in Ladies Singles.

Newport. England, July l4.-Miss
May Sutton. of California, had a very
easy victory today in the final ladies'
singles in the Welsh ladies' champion
ship tennis contest Her most formid-
able rival, Mrs. Sterry, sprained her
ankle and was forced to retire after
reaching the semi finals, although she
was able to continue playing in the
doubles. Miss Garftt, to whom was
left the task of trying to wrest the
championship from Miss Sutton, is
a good player with fine Judgment and
made many excellent strokes. notably
her fine side line drive, but Miss SUI
ton did not give her a chance. With
killing service and a drive of remark
able power, the California girl playel |
Miss Garfitt and lost only one game
in two sets.
Miss Sutton showed to even greater
advantage in the ladies' doubles.
With her partner, Mrs Story partly
crippled. most of the work devolvc |
on the plucky California girl, and she
rose to the occasion in magnificent
style. In the handicap she and her
PARTNER won easily. They also won
the scratch event Mrs. Suttons only
reverse occurred in the mixed doubles,
where she was handicapped by her
weak partner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
RUSSIAN CRISIS IS UNBRoKEN
Victory for the Constitutional Demo
nrats Seems az TaNd

St. Petersburg. July 1.-THE week
has come to an end leaving the ten
sion over the cabinet crisis unbroken.
The failure Of the efforts to induce
Dmitri Shipoff or some other member
of the conservative party to attempt
to form coalition of the cabinet on
the ground thNt only ministry or
ganized from the constitutional dem
ocrats would have a chance of pacify-
ing the country. seems to leave the
emperor without recourse, except to
summon the constitutional democrats
to Office upon their own terms. and
slatemakers today are busy with sell
Getting the names of those who prob
ably will compose the cabinet, headed
by NJ. NJ. 0uromtzeff president of the
lower house. or Professor Mitluekof.
Although everything indicates that
triumph for the constitutional dem
ocrats is at hand. the delay is ruslng
rerious misgivings as 10 the change ol
l.n"lt Il e;plliuG on account of tho
inhcyible insistencc of the cOnstitu
'ional democrats on three points VIZ
Recognition of the principle of eXpro-
priation; general amnesty for poll
tical offenders, and no summer recC S
for the lower house A genuine scare
was created this e'cl inc b t'e report
'hr' the emperor is listening TO lac
ton at the court which dvise, dos
perate eXncdient of IN appeal TO th'
,ourtrv lhr. ugh hew elec io'S This
plan i (, dissolve the lower house.
and n some time to announce new
e'.li, II nn III, bl-is ol uGivrrS suf-
frye. and u : al that u circular
aytin' for . rpolt un wLHt result ol
the new election would be ha' already
been sent to local authou'i,s. As fur
ther evidence, h. wover, that Premier
Gormykin is to remain temporarily IN
office il 's reported about the clubs
tonight tint the prcmr', who on We'd
neslav ordered the lismaniling of his
summer residcnc, on Yela9in isl ~
TO-DAY, counterlnundel tfcS' in~truc-
tsOts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
SENSATIONAL
DISCLOSURES
MORE SALACIoUS READING IS
PROMISED IN DIVORCE SUIT.
Still MORE COACHMEN
Another Lackey Obtained by Hartje S
Attorneys Who Will Swear Away
Woman's Reputation.

Pittsburg, July l4-A postponment
until Wednesday, sJuly %, was the re-
suit of the hearing of charges of con-
spiracy against Augustus Hartje,who
now has pending in the courts a SEN
Sational suit of divorce, his friend.
John l.. Welshons, and Clifford Hooe.
and former coachman who is in Jail
awaiting his trial on the charges of
perjury brought against him in con-
nection with the divorce suit. The
charges Of conspiracy against these
men were taken up by Assistant Dis
'trict Attorney Robb last week and the
hearing was set for today. Despite
strenuous opposition Of the counsel
for Hartie, Alderman King granted Il
poStponment, The trial of the divorce
case will be resumed Monday or Tues
day, but in the meantime, there are
indications that the sensational dis
closures are rot at an end. 1t was
said tonight that Miss Ida Scott, Sis
ter of Mrs, Mary Scott Hartje, would
90 ON the witness stand next week
and would Swcal that she wrote 2Ahi-
hibit No. "a. The envelope which
was directed to "Thomas Madin, care
of Schulenberg'S stable 1t was one
of Mr.. Hartje's strong cards, and he
alleges his wife wrote it. Sch viii
also swear that she wrote exhibits No.
53 and a. She will tell Wy she
wrote to Madin, aud what busiues, she
hal with him.
Another coachman entcrcl the
Hartje divorce case tbs mnning. This
coachman, whose name The attorneys
for Augustus Hartic w,Il not divul re,
will appear as Witness in the case,
and will testify that he secured forty
letters from "Tom' Madin, The
coachman, correspondent il the ease,
after gaining Madin s confidence. Tnis
witness will be use IN the rebultdl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15

the golden stream that poured / non
Dandelicn, Whimsical and Flip Flap,
and several others # the most fancied
horses, the play on Rams Horn fore
ed The book makers TO cut 10 9 to ,.
The time of the race was 2:03 3-5,
which, while not threatening Broom
-tick's world 5 record of 2:02 As.
made in this race 'wo years ago, is
considered rather fast for mile and
a quarter distance.
brighton. which has guaranteed the
value Of $4,000. il the richest Of all
ared handicaps. and coming late in
the season, is participated in by the
horses of known quality and fitness
Rams Horns share of the purse was
$4,000 while $1,000 went to T..
Rowe, owner of First Mason, and
$4,000 to w. Fuller, owner of To
kalon. who finished third.
The start was good for all but Ku-
roki. who was practically left at the
pest. Dandelion. Cairngom and
Whimsical cut out the pace through
ont the first seven furlongs, where
Cairngorm dropped back. Turning in
to the stretch, Dandelion had a slight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15

music, etc,
Indians camped at City park.
On the streets, concerts by the diff
ferent bands,
Tuesday, July L., 10 a. m. To Il
midnight-Entertainment at Elitch 5
Garden. free admission to all Elks
and their ladies who are provided
with the necessary identification cards
10 II, m, band contests, City park
10 Il. M, automobile rides about the
city for all ladies who have registered
and have cards; 9 Il, M, to - M, re-
cepticn at st. Anthony's hospital,
Elks rooms; , p. M, opening bust
ness session of the grand lodge in
Tabor Grand opera house; 3 pm,
Indians at City park, band concert
, p. m, Wild West show.
Wednesday, July lS,-Basiness ses-
sion of the grand lodge Q a. m, mass
ed band parade Of all of the bands
attending the reunion and taking part
therein; ! p. m, to - midnight, en-
tertainment at Manhattan beach; free
admission to all Elks and ladies hav-
INC Identification cards 10 a. M. a
continuation of band contests at the
City park; , p. M, concert at City
park; s p. M, Indians on fiat ears,
and band concerts ON the principal
stretes
Thursday, July 10, 10 a. m.--Grand
parade; = p. M, business session of
the grand lodge; 2 p. M, Wild West
show; S p, m, fireworks display at
City park,
Friday, July 20.-Oflicial excursion
over the Denver, Northwestern and
Pacific railroad (Moffatt road to
the summit of the continental di-
vide. Excursions on all railroads
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
WOMEN BUY PICTURES.
Mrs Lilah D. Lindsey Purchases S4Oo
Corn Painting

Montgomery, the farm painter, has
so impressed the management OIL the
Associated Chautauquas, MI barteli'
that today. the artist goes to Nimta,
and there will fill an engagement,
giving lecture ON the rise OF art III
America. This lecture will be gwen
at several of the other Chautauquas
under the management of Mr. Bar
tell. -,
During his stay in the city, Tul-
"a folks learned to like his work so
well. they induced him to part with
two of his best efforts. one gong 10
Mrs. Lilah d. Lindsey. the other to
Colonel w. n. Robinson.
The artist has sold more pictures IN
Indian Territory, he says, than in any
of the states he has been IN ms
work. however. is not the sale oil MS
PAINTINGS. because he is commission
ed by interests that are not identical
with tine distribution of art subjects
throughout the country.
An important elehleht VI '"'
Of art subjects in the territory Is that
they have been in the major, pnrchas-
ed bv women of Indian blood VINO
have the greatest appreciation OF the
work by brush and tubes.
Mrs Lindsey paid Sl0O for the best
corn picture Mr.. Montgomery had III
his collection. 1t was so elaborate III
its reality that one man said ne dld
uot know whether it was painting or
sculptnre. The grains of corn ael''-
ally stand away from the canvass I'M
i'll tie ear is round.
Montgomery has been OF much
interest to Tulsa folks. He has start
ed many kinds to thinking artwlse'
and during the week. almost constant,
iv there has ben some one who would
listen to his talks. wholly impromp-
tn. swapping and full of Irish w.t.
ready and full of thought, and go
away with better understanding OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
ATTEMPT
TO ROB BANK
TWO MEN ATTACK INSTITU-
TON IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
PURPOSE WAS FOILED
Cashier Grappled With Assailants
ard One Fled Both Arrested
The Men We're Prominent.

Denver, Colo, July II. Dufield
inoX Duncan and John Hastings at
tempted to rob the bank in the Ear
1cSt & Cramer building, conducted by
Edward Elwell this afternoon but
we're foiled and both were captured.
They entered the bank together and
asked to be shown the safety deposit
boxes. Elwell accompanied them to
the vault, where Duncan struck him
with a black jack. Elwell grappled
with his assailant and overpowered
him. Hastings fled but was arrest
ed at his lodgings. Duncan formerly
lived in Syracuse n. V, and is said
to be a member of a respected fam
lily. Hastings came to Denver from
San Francisco. He lived in Cincin-
natl for a number of years. Both
men have been employed on local
newspapers. Hastings recently mar
ried Miss Katherine Jenkins, for
merly cashier in the Elwell bank.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
KILLS WIFE AND MOTHER.
Divorced Man Commits Awful Crime
While Under Influence of Drink.

st. Louis, Mo-, July IA. Miss Lily
Kern. % years old, and her mother,
Mrs. Anna Lutz, So years old, were
shot and instantly killed tonight by
George Kern, divorced husband of
the former.
Kern fed, and after pursuit of sew
eral miles, during which the detec-
tives impressed a railroad engine in
to service. for a wild dash across the
Merchants bridge, the fugitive dis
appeared in tie desrted bottoms on
the Illinois side Of the Mississippi
river
Mrs. Kern and her mother were
sitting ON the rear porch of their
h me in the northern part of the city
when Kern, apparently under the in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
ELKS' PROGRAM
Details of the Big Convention Begin
ming at Denver Today.

Special to the World.
Denver, Colo, July 14.-Follow-
ing is the revised program for the
twentieth annual Elks reunion, to be
held in this city this week:
Sunday, July l5-Reception to the
grand lod9e officers and members and
carriage ride around the city, 4 to I
p M; p. m, concert by the Banda
Rosa at city park.
Monday. July 10, 2 p. m.-Wild
est show at Denver university park,
free admission on this day ony for
all Elks and ladies who have regis
tered and received their credentials
s p. M, public opening exercises of
the grand lodge at the Tabor Grand
opera house, addresses of welcome,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
TERRILL SUES oKLAHoMAN.
The Noted Ex-Prisoner Wants $40,
600 Damages.

Special to the World
Oklahoma City, Okla, July IL
A suit alleging libel aud seeking dam
ages in the amount of $4,000 has
leen filed here by Ira n, Terill
tac noted territorial ex-prisoner,
against the Daily Oklahomon and
its Guthrie correspondent, C. NJ, Sar,
chet.
Terrill, in his petition, claims that
the Oklahoman published statement
to the effect that he, while in Lansing
penitentiary for the murder of John
Embree, had written to Miss Alice
Roc sevclt, and asked her to interest
herself in his ease, under the treaty
between the United States and France
at the time of the Louisian purchase
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
Territorial Charters.

Special to the World.
Guthrie, Okla, July l4.-The fol-
lowing territorial charters were IS
sued yesterday from the Office of the
secretary
The Harris-Irby Cotton company,
headquarters at Oklahoma City; W.
W Bierce. p r. Harris and K. +.
lrby, incorporators, capital $4,000.
Electric Park company. of Shaw.
nee, capital stock, s250.O0O. ineorpor-
ators, Alfred Hare and others.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
THAWS MOTHER
RETURNS Home
PARENT OF WHITE s SLAYER
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
sent A MESSAGE AHEAD
Thaw Appeared to Be Much Cheer cd
by Wireless Telegram Received
from HIS Mothe'

New York, n. Y, July l4.-Today
Ms. Willis ThaW, moth of Harry
X. Thaw, accused of the murder
Stanford White, returned TO New
York on the steamer l\aiSereln Ar-
guste Victoria. The passcngors did
not land until nearly five O'Clock this
afternoon, and il was then too late
tor Ms Thaw to visit her son IN
the Tombs, tomorrow being Sundl
no visitors are allowed in the city
prison excepting with e,ial permit
So far, the Young mans wife has
been unable to secure this privilege
from the commissioner a. jrrI h'rs.
to reach the Tombs tomorrow is not
known. She ma> be compelled I
wal until Monday before Seeilg 'hc
boy upol whom So h, l",shcl $SA.-
OOO a year from hen own irco:ne.
Realizing that she would perhaps
arrive too late to see the prisoner to-
day Mrs. Thaw sent wireless
telegram which was delivered to Thaw
early in tic dlV. The u',ssdgo ,em-
cd to cheer him greatly Mrs. Thaw
was SAID to bc in FAIR health, hlv'r-
stood the voyage home remarkably
well.
j Il Gleason Of counsel for Thaw,
and Prison Chaplain Wade went on:
On the cutter which met the vessel nd
cane mp the bay on the KoiSercin witt
Mrs. Thaw. II was said tr1ight that
Harry ThaN, has Gi,mr Sod tie law
firm of Black, Olcott, Grubjer & Don
ygie in a tit of anger, apd that the
firm of which former Governor Frank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
FILSoN QUITS.

Special to the World
Guthrie, Okla, July LIT is
announced authoyitatively here
tonight that Charles Filson, at
present chairman Of the Okla
homa republican central commit
tee, will resign the Office Mon
day. Joe Norris is prominently
talked of as his possible sue
Cessor.
The Territorial Republic
an committee meets here Monday,
to formulate plans for the com
ing struggle in Greater Okla
homa. 1t will be the first meeting
Of the twin territorial central
committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
Assumes Her Duties.

Special to the World.
Guthrie, Okla, July ll.-Miss Mar
garet McNean. Of Oklahoma City.
has assumed her duties at the terri
torial library. Besides being a com
retent aud painstaking official, the
young woman is unusually well quail
fed for her position from the fact
that she is a graduate from the law
department at Ann Arbor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
er Temperance Paper Hom Running Horse Winner Yesterdays Big

luence of liquor, approached and
without warning, opened fire. Mrs.
Kern was shot IN the breast and the
forehead, Mrs, Lutz was shot only
once, Both women died almost in
StautlN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
ALL CHURCHES Unite IN
GREAT union SERVICES

what an artist really was at close
range.
Among the things this artist is
planning is monster art gallery
somewhere, to cost half million dol
lars, which will be devoted exclusive
ly to the exhibition of the works of
American artists. He says he has
an offer from the board of managers
of Oklahoma for free site for this
institution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
Pittsburg Oil Magnate Here.

Glen T, Brayton. who has biz in
terests in the shallow fields and in
the Usage nation, well known oil
man from Pittsburg, is in the city,
hobnobbing with the many local pro
ducers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15
Arrested for Introducing.
Special to the World.

special to the World.
tiut'ric, Okla July l4--John Ivcrs
was a'i', i today rt p rrv IN %
charge of disposing liquor to hdians
Deputy Phi! Sous made the arrest
jim Pickard is under arrest at Ana
daiko for the same violation of the
redr laws The two will be brought
90 Guthrie ani placed in the fede al
iaij.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-15

Mr.. Wrightsman stated to the
World lest night that there was no
foundation for the report sent out
under the Guthrie date line.
"Under no circumstances will |
seek or accept office in Tulsa. | have
moved here to practice law and moth
inc else. | will do all in my power
to promote democracy and good citi-
2enship but no more"
Mr.. Wriohtsman is a Pawne law
yer who has recently moved to this
city and has formed a partnership
with Adrian S. Houck. The law firm
will occupy q portion of the fifth
floor of the fifth floor of the First
National hank, handsome suite be-
inc especially built for the firm.