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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-02

FOR RENT-Six room dwell
ing, close in. Enquire of Mrs.
A. B. Kelsey.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-02

BEFORE GOING TO THE
MOUNTAINS call and get prices
on camp stoves, tents, etc. at
Thompson Furniture store.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-02

Debbs has bad case of running
off of the mouth. He has again
attacked Idaho with the jawbone of
an ass.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-02

Bryan was admitted to a private
audience with the King of England,
at the request of the king. A re-
publican paper headed up the
telegram announcing the fact {:
''Brayn sneaks in. That is the
kind of newspaper that makes
thinking people tired.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-02

Fishing tackle and fishing licen-
ses at Pascoe's.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
REAL ESTATE DULL
Two Imposing Bank Build
ingS in Course of Erection.
BOTH ON FIFTEENTH STREET
Prospective Investors Here Look for
Big Returns-AIIeged Combine of
apaFfment-hOuse Owners Drive
Tenants 10 Individual HOmes--SOme
Activity in Georgetown Market.

A permit was issued TO the George y
Fuller Company yesterday to erect the
nine-story Office building Of the Union
Trust Company. at the southwest corner
Of II and Fifteenth streets. The ground
formerly occupied by the Wormiey Hotel
has been cleared. the excavation work is
about completed. and the builders are
now ready TO begin laying the founda-
tlons. Wood. Dom * Deming are the
architects, and the building IS estimated
to cost S500o1o.
The structure viii occupy frontage Of
r; feet inches on II street, and l45 feet
on Fifteenth street Behind the adjoin-
ing building on II street the new struct-
ure viii form IN L, extending west from
the Fifteenth street building line 160 feet.
Both fronts OF the building viii be OF a
tine grade Of granite 20 be furnished by
the Mount Airy Quarries Of North Caro-
lima, operated by the North Carolina
granite corporation.
Bank on First Floor.
In the completed building the Union
Trust Company viii occupy about two
thirds OF the first floor. The banking
room will be two stories high, topped by
"a mezzanine fooy Al the back, which viii
contain rooms for the meetings OF the
directors, private Offices for the president
and other officials Of the company. The
other one-third of the first floor win be
occupied BY the Thomas J. Fisher Real
Estate Company. The banking room and
The Offices Of the real estate company
viii be furnished in fine style. the walls
and coTnices Wa. carry plaster ornaments
and imposing columns. The inside Win
low frames win ne Of cast iron, IL an
tique fashion, and the furniture, waius-
coting, and bank desks win be IN ma
hOgany. The Offices al the real estate
lrIa. which VIII communicate with the
banking room, VIII be finished in similar
design, and when completed will be one
of the finest real estate suites in Wash
iRgton.
The George \ Fuller Company. il is
understood. will hold 10 its well-earned
reputation for quick building IN the con-
struction Of this banking house. IL is
inJimated that the two construction
forces on the Union Trust building and
tbe Hibbs Bank, almost directly across
the street, or Fifteenth street, viii run
merry race in the EFFORT 10 turn over
their respective structures, one before
the other.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11

The following building permits were IS
sued by Building Inspector Ashford yes
terday:
To George T. Washington for one tvo-story brick
store and dwelling at 200 Flasler place northwest
architect, Thomas r. Holden; builder, NJ. H, Her
TiInan: estimated cost, s. DO.
To Katie n. Herman. fer tyo two-story brick
dwellings at 20el and 2Gl5 Fiagler place northwes,
architect, Thomas F. Holden; builder. u. II. HeE-
Iman; estimated cost s., ,0oa
To Charles 4. Berry. for one tvo-stoIy brick
DWELLING al 2c2 Fsglev plaee northwest; architect
Thomas +. Holden; builder. n. II. HERMAN; esti-
mated cost, $500
To Edith Acsley, for repairs al lS0s Nineteenth
street northwest; architect. 4. Z. Bibb: cen
tractors, William 7. Lipscognb & CO.. estimated
cost. SI2so.
To r /. johnson. for repairs az Ie2s pe.lrls5,-
yani2 avenue no-thwest: architects tie ROYAL Con-
peny contractors. the Charles J. Cassidy Company
estimated cost. 20e3
70 Uisi0u TT'ss Company. Tor ole nine-story fire
prcof building. architects. Weed. Dom & DeIniBz
bailleTs, GecTse =, Tuiic. Conrsrs.. c-tiG1a.sd
cast, 50 e5.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
Renorts on Cities, PnrIzs.

A detailed report Of DR.. Henry S. Curtis,
supervisor OF Fairgrounds. who has re-
turned from a visit to a number Of other
cities inspecting the public parks, has
been made to the District Commissioners.
He makes no recommendations, his re-
port dealing with the parks in the re-
spective cities, and the systems under
which they are conducted. Dr. Curtis
visited Chicago. New York, Pittsburg,
Philadelphia. and Boston. This IS Dr..
Curtis first draft Of his report. The dif-
fereat parks in each Of the I've cities
named were inspected by thc supervisor
Of Fairgrounds.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
Fowls and Public Health.

Editor Washington Herald:
In your editorial Of November 10, 1885,
speaking OF chickens and other things,
you say: They (chickens) are certainly
not as annoying as horses or cows in
stables or automobile garages, or boiler
shops. and all these. as well as other un-
pleasant things are allowed. All the
things that YOU name are now regulated
by police or health ordinances, and a reg
ulating ordinance to conserve the public
health Ia connection with the keeping Of
fowls is all that was urged at the hear
ing before the Commissioners Friday
morning
DORSEY VI. MCPHERSON, II. D.
Washington. November 70. 1906.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
LAND VALUE GROWS
Assessment Report Shows
Enormous Increase.
CHANGES IN LAW SUGGESTED
DarneiIIe Declares In His
Report Present Personal Property
Tax Works Injustice When Prop
erIy Enforced, Especially Regard
ing Banks and Trust Companies.

The report OF Assessor II. II. Darneille
for the fiscal year, submitted TO the Com
Inissioners yesterday, shows an increase
for the year ending June 30, 1907, in assess
ed valuation OF real estate IN the District
OF Columbia Of s7,Stl,5o9-
The total assessed valuation Of real cs-
tate in the District for the year ending
June 90, 1907. amounted to $247, ,SoGiS the
total tax being SS.719597.33. For the fiscal
year 1896 the assessed valuation OF real
estate in the District was S2S9, l6l.ss5' the
tax thereon amounting to SS.5Si. .92s.is
The total tax on personal property Tor
the year ending June 30. 1896. Will be S5o9.-
COO In relation to this subject, NJ. Dar-
nellie said that the board OF personal tax
appeals viii not adjourn according 10 law
until the second Monday in March. and
as a consequence it IS impossible at this
time 20 certify for the coming fiscal year.
but the estimate is considered very con
servative.
In relation 70 this subject. Mr.. Darneiiie
said:
"Our citizens arc rapidly becoming more
recorcned and accustomed 20 the personal
tax law. There viii always be more or
less friction IN the operation Of such a
law. if consclentously enforced. but be-
Beve our law, taxing as il does only
franchises and tangible property. IS as
moderate and equitable n personal tax
law as may be found n the United
-fgfnr
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11

ton proceedings for the purpose OF ac-
quiring additional land along the road 3
route west Of Georgetown, IN certain
places,
sales in Georgetown made through vari-
Gus sources during the past week include:
Three frames on Thirty-seventh street
from Mrs. Leonard and Miss Coleman to
Margaret Donoghoe.
The demand for Water street property
keeps Up. Spectators, however, are no.
ticeabie rather than permanent investors.
The railroad taIk has brought about ac-
tivity in this section that will be pro-
ducuve OF, commercial good. II Is con-
fdently believed that the Baltimore and
Ohio would be in town within the next
six months Several Of the merchants
have asserted that their information
comes from unquestioned authority.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11

The Washington and Great Falls Rail-
read Company has Instituted condemna-
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
slump in Building.

Though the inspector Of buildings il
ilis monthly report said that there had
been @ slump in building operations in
October as compared with previous
month and the same month year ago.
there IS by TO means n cessation in thes
operations. The local builders have taken
cut permits for something Ike fifty new
houses during the week, and these will
he rushed forward to complexion with
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11

Milton Bonifart, OF Gouclland County.
Va. has purchased q home site ol TIE
summit at Somerset and VIII erect q
handsome home in tho Old colonial styie.
such as are commonly seen IL Virginia
The lot has frontage OF over 10 feet on
Cumberland avenue.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
small stercs Wanted.

Tie spreading out OF business continues
70 be matter Of comment among the real
estate men. It was thought a month or so
ago that the renaodeling oe old residences
INTO small business places in the streets
branching OF from tie downtown section
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11

The same company also sold the house
at the corner Of deIrose street and Doug
lass avenue. in Otterbourue, for Nrs.
Earl. to Mr.. Harper. % the Post-ofiice
Department. The property has q frontage
Of seventy-iive feet on Melrose avenue,
and IS one Of the pretGest homes II this
popular subdivision.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
Apartment Houses Sold.

Among the more important sales OF
t.e past week were those o. The Wiaton
and Stanley apartment houses % Ches-
Je- =. snow by Moore & Hill; twenty
one brick dwellings, on Hickman street
Tor 2. Franklin Schneider by Stone &
TaistaN
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

] G. MONAGHAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02
=
EARTHQUAKE, FIRE AND FRISCO
The Argonaut.


and fire. misfortune has come over our
world to have taken to the use of the term
Frisco as sobrqu for San Francisco mere II mas long ~
drummers transformers circus people,
nsea throughout 'ne @ 90 M, p $50 p ni+iaad IN a+
Women Christian Temperance Union and various
alliance that Frisco will
s, i. - can ~ an .ta so comfort IN the fact that
~ % t @ p, ~ tho stata Of Para. Rels ia nvaav called
Penamuco: Recife is
paha San salvador is invariably called Bahi strangers arriving in the
but by the of
This Long
the practice has endured grows none the less dis their citizens
call
.Ca,na We are proud of our city Francisco proud
of hopeley
mind world San Francisco called by the State
rather than by her
cities, railways buildings, the
People railway Francisco
officially
built by Milton Latham, officially
officially San Francisco and North
years
obuitit and
into the of other but it
building
successfully officially
Building called anything
Building freak which in New York
Broadway officially
thousand
knows Building When
lofty with its glded dome in which to
newspaper, officially denominated the "Pulr
baptized by the public Wod Build
led he had with
should
Pulitzer Building address This
millions
bearing every
the Puzer Building But there invariably back
letters adore the World Building
pretty apparently
is
How do you nkei
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02


LAWYER BALLoUThi navigation
j. MARTIN
II andq
never
# a runshop
JUDGE GEORGE DAvIs-Whats the matter with
hasn't let political
thought the had
adjourned BARRIERS Point
BARTENDER a
called
u WILLIAMs-It's by
generally employ
RAYThee make popular shipping
We little lighthouses but
JOHN HUGHESJudge De'
families the of
Hawaii ought be made the
a firms
in
in helps
in sigh
develop industry being
all
kinds of textile fabrics
M NTINToNTh
promotion literature.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02
COMMERCIAL NEWS
By Daniel Logan.


stationary $50 ton the n
for drop ton TIL
change sharp advance in Kin
of which surplus cash in treasury is reported
SALES, DIVIDENDS
Following the Kiba
sl2s; Eva $780, 225 $780, so "a
$275 McBryd ($1oo) 10 at se7: II
IS C. ($1oo) 80 at 1912 Brewing Mil
ing 500 at $685. Oahu oo so $1175o Oo $14s5o.
onOmea 2o $loo) at 500 so: 1Taw s
Co. 6's $1,000 at 10000; Oahu Sugar at
Hawaiian stocks Francisco EXCHANGE
August p: H. C. Co.. Sc 81 bd Hutchinson
bid IA IL asked; Makawe Pauhau IS - ana
49, Union Sugar, As bid Sales of G. Co at ~
$500 to $500 800 Honoaa at 1887 so Mkawi Paauhau
$18.7s "' a.
the Honolulu exchange were as follows:
Eight shares c. Brewer How
Co, Honokao
1885, Kahuku 2a 1882 Khe $50 g. IT'S ob
oo TO V; ~ onoea $780, 2225 oaa ESQ
Waiaua 6 to 6 II Waluk N, 90 Mutual Tel ~
~ o. L. Co, 80 to 9o9o 200 Hon. Brew Malt 49,
S49oo HAIKU os o2 to lo25 $1,000 Haw
L. 5o. 4sono
r o lo2 to l9 $4,000 Pioneer 6 lo4 $4,000 Myde s5
Dividends as follows of month";
August 81 e6c Brewer Co.. per cent; Honomu
"a per CENT Hon B. & NJ Co.. cent? IL s. N
September 1so6Haku per cent; Pioneer per
September 19O6-Hawn Com Sugar Paauhau 15c
share onomea (San Franz, 3Oc
MATTERS.
At landa Kona es -
sold to Francisco Deniz for 98cash.
Among lately recorded deeds foowg and
others and Az
$780, Joph and wife to Ponbawa
Ltd lands Ii and
Ponahawa Kaumana for $1,000
yesterday property covered bv m.ge of r.
to Bishop Co.. being land at Kaiu
the mortgages by j. R. Reidford
An informal Judge given much salts
faction to the Portuguese colony well
ability aliens eligible
citizenship the
that the elder than twenty
become nauaized and thus
for homesteads
ITEMS.
Very favorable experimental shipment of
on Pap11
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02
NEW ZEALAND REFORMS

of Utopia Prime Minister, describes
of settling oilers
formation being furnished by of which
the
Furthermore
the which with these problems
of
Finally
happened supply
il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02
SEPTEMBER 2
SHORE PILOTS.
EDITOR,

Woolsey another column Is one q
of Everywhere
off as he
In by hofe
all the pers of approach whereuPn one
board after the tug mas
holdan made
apiioth had
Sheridan the rocks for want OF
course WINE
the could nave
be either ped
pedro and smoking snort
law pilot 500 month no matter
snip Pokes
salt sea
to
he is A
feeling results IN
would be act of mercy to MN as wen
OF enterprise afoat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02

Mistress trouble
breakfast
Judge
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02
OUR NATIONAL HYMN.


only supplied
all the attacks
closely New
White
country and att
God,t
I love thy inland
re-
and
Thy rocky mountains
Thy fertile
Thy dome, thy sivery
Gate that stands
Thy
Thy sunlight & .. I
o land beyond :
4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02


1'Iord bless ship ashore to
rocks meant season of the jewellers
Nepune delivery making
since and there isn't much
experience Ts t OF Honolulu there's lot for other people
hand thrifty big ship piles W
woundy upon reef and flies signals
WHAT'S the matterq,,
wr pounding death Can you help
Throw line won't yous"
Eyes but It's $4,000 1 do
Fifteen thouandf,,
You heard right the first time TIN
Ina day there pastering
the sufferer all with enough they
will own the wayfare, stern leeseurper and lubberho
The usually give
received then the fveymn
chasing extra people take the the
the the have to
Those who have
eventually be worth Honolulu
The first performance
per political
gathered up by
having
the offices who are fit to hold something besides INT
all all
the Sheriff takes the hindmos and the Devil
and wifeeaters who thrive
machine can't help wishing Hawaii back
governmenwhicf, the whole
under providing
like all the through
representative, OF
quagmire Generally
speaking representative much of failure
the South before the better element
- :. -
long oturn-do
~ & X
Wouldn't government open
building lots Wahawa reasonable pres The
distinctly uneoa and finally that there land the
n worm cent more IMAM PEW an acre; ana that an arbitrary advance
the of
~ as the fedr does It's money head off speculation When
settles the And would have the Territorial authorities when
the land
corresponding parcels at reasonable figure Let us hope that
building adjoining disposed
yd at 800 each That all they worth Heaven
my guide and Paradise-with lots frenzy future home
shippers
~ ~
wish the beach hotekees would telling people where
know nothing
beach
ignoranty into like
angled like aaw When he does he makes who will
tire of telling about the mantrap beaches of Hawaii
of
anything like they going be- Rumor the ceremonies
will
Invocaton-Inoned
Hymn-God Save the Queen
Holy smoke-ncense swnger
Candles AS Your Hope of Salvation.
Do Angels Going spaeef
Essay
the Devil I'M
Prof.
Rectat alton in
Senior Glass
~ - ~ ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02

land to pick out the
line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21

',usn'ets' Who are coheiresses of his peerage.
Aoout twelve years ago he succeeded in buying
od1A harroWden Hall, the ancestral home OF the
'S0N' ana among its treasures is stiu TO be seen
'.s oak table used by King Charles I for a council
"L state which he held there when Harrowden was
owned by the straffords
STEELE BARONETCY's HEIRS MISSING.
II would be interesting to learn II the steeIes Of
>e"- iolk or Of Baltimore can furnish anv In
o'la-loh as to the heirs OF the dormant baronetcv
VI lAe late Sir Frederick Armstead Steele of T4er7p
sIeao' county Dublin. who. born on March II. 1857
SN al 'he age OF eighty-nne, in 1876 He had three
oo'la ~ MS nrst marriage with Miss Ann Evered
~ D'luse"aier. County Somerset. The third died
ia INFANCY The two elder born as twins in 1871
"'"' OUT AZ the age of twenty to the West Indies
0He on thence 70 America. and have never beer
leoIo OF since all efforts TO find any trace Of then,
HaVns iaHeo. II they are stlH living. which is
O'"' OF i they have left any male Issue which
- oy no means impossible the senior OF their male
s-7iloahts would be entitled TO the steele baron
- 'ie9Ied IN l'6S. may add that the widow
~ 'e late naronet and his youngest daughter Miss
my steele. are still living. The widowed Lady
S'V''e' VINO Is a very Old woman must not he con
o1-,-tu win the American widow Of the late Gen
si'' or Thomas Steele, who was not d baroner bur
A"LeH'- This Lady Steele is a daughter NJ the
i-'' A''oIildS McCarty, of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Alumns SETTLEMENT Normal College. :. 80 p M
Meeting Of the Board Of Education. P. M
Columbia University public lecture by Professor "
BaltzeU on The Poetic Aspect os SIeI- ~ W +f
Time Of Beethoven Earl Han. p m.
Review of LIST Battery hy Adjutant General Henry
Medlro-LegaI Society meeting and dinner Hotel e. A
drew 4-l5 b..
Talk On Whitman by Mrs Amy Grant followed bv
recitation ~ Whitman poems SET 10 music hy F,rz-t
street :. A. D. No. ~
Meeting o. The Juiaesns and discussion Of immigration
tuxedo Han "9th street and Madison avenue even
Free lecture by clinton O. Abbott IN Bird Hunting with
a camera. Museum Of Natural History. Sis p M.
Lecture hy Edward Howard Grgg= on st Francis o4
4ith street. $50 D. m.
Free day A. tho Museums % Art Natural History
and TIM Geological Park.
Flef lectures ~ me Board of Education. 3. Nigh
school or toumcL"a. 65th street west of Broadway.
br William MurnH. .Cuba" illustrated Public
school TO- ifNth street Amsterdam avenue
Or william Mcdonald. ''Thy the American colonies
EeLolJea Public School III lu3i street between
F1tfh ana Madison avenues Hr Edward =. Cr0weI.
Across the New England Stste=' illustrated. Pub
Die school lot 18Th street west ~ Amsterdam ave
nue. J Wilder Fairtank- 'Fhe Era of Expansion
The oregon Question" illustrated. Board M
EllcaIoI- Park avenue and 59u street. Professor
Grafton and Detection Wireless TeleErauHy.- lIlus-
tratedl- Cooper institute. Fourth and stE
street. Professor p r. Nardror .The EleetrIc
current: Its Chemical Eject East Side House SGT
u0mout. 10Th street ana Firs' avenue. pr Curtis
Hidden Page. Holmes and Lowell. ST. BarHol7-
news Lyeeum TIau. No 215 East f2d street Ezra
Terry Sanford. 'Iu r1e Shadow OF OhelizE. or.
Sis Hundred Miles Up the River Nu-' illustrated.
branch. SO % West 53d street. Herber. + sher-
wood Lighthouse and the Life Saving Service
West I25th street Mrs Martha Foote crow Han
Ief's Young Mems Hebrew Association aai street
L0!zeaux Toledo illustrated. Youuc Mems Inst
ts,e. 10 222 Bower. Dr. vs.. Isv Pe-s ..E,r2rr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
No PITY FOR SUICIDES.
Pins I Refuses TO Princes Body
the Rites of the Church.

has no pity for suicides. and ali Italy Is
,.-s~ bis severity in the case Of the recent
tts,ref.tes death Of young Prince PiguatelI
,,r Al Naules. Hitherto IL has been the Gus
81 re Church 10 take an extremely charitable
- ~ suicide and ~ assume that person who
~ bie or her Iife must necessarily be temporarily
- and therefore irresponsible On this plea
- bodies were accorded the rites OF the Church.
.isrrv when they were known 10 belong TO
--I,es renowned for their fidelity and devotion
= +bs cause Of religion. An instance in point was
..--srrc death Of Crown Prince Rudolf Of Austria.
-, with the consent Of Leo NH. was entombed
- rho frII rites OF the Church. Young Prince
rs-,steU had kiled himself on the very eve OF the
~ sD1cuJed for his marriage. for no other reason
.-s- morbid iurospeCtion. resulting from III di-
.,-e5 reading ~ Kant and Schopeuhauer. As his
s-be~ he ole PRICE, Is not only Of the grand
- uob.es az Naples hut also the intimate friend
- several cardinals and the head Of ancient
s.-frr which has furnished many prelates 10 the
--.---b he naturally assumed that there would be
., stnculry about his ID fated sons funeral The
~s-srzI Archbishop of Naples made the necessary
.-li-at.7- 10 the Vatican more matter Of
- than because he considered II necessary, and
- re dav appointed Tor the obseqUies the entire
s-.,rrs-v rf Naples assembled IN the beautiful
e+-,raol palace or Jhe Chiaca, while large and
---rathsti- crowd gathered outside After several
- 1- ,s-zl rs-c. the delay being. Of course most
-.-f.r a telegram was received from the Vatican
= vricr che Pope most peremptoriy forbade that
- vino Of religious rites be accorded 10 the young
- Who in his eyes, was entitled 10 no better
-.--e-- -Har any other suicide The sensation
60 bv the Fapal message al the SJronsoh pal
- q-s among the mobiles assembled there was IN
sf5s 5e the relatives being almost beside them
&c. with horror and with grief While much
.r--Bsrhy is fslt for them, thoughtful people are
s.-,se5 10 approve OF the determination OF the
- n administer the laws Of the Church without
..ro- and with sufficient stricrness TO insure thelr
- so-srs5 in the observance more than IN the
80 as has been the case until now.