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night and was buried this afternoon.
The little one had been Ill but short
while.
Saturday night Mr.. Porter Graham came
near being seriously burned at the board
ing house of Mrs. Howden corner of
Green and Alabama streets. He fell
asleep on the bed in his room smoking
a cigarette and was aroused to find
his clothing on fire and the bed in a.
blaze lie succeeded In Distinguishing the
flames, but not before his trousers were
ruined and considerable damage done.
DR.. Clarence Elebash Is at home from
Tulane University.
Miss Mary Nelson has returned from
Faunsdale and Is the guest of her brother.
Col. w. r. Nelson. while en- route to her
home In Petersburg, Va.
Capt. w. F. Adams of Hazen is in
the city today.
Morgan Perry, a negro known as The
Dude, was bound over to await the
action of the grand jury in police court
this morning He stole quantity Of to-
bacco from car.
Mr. b. II. Locl<hart who has the con-
tract for several miles of grading on
the A. b. and A. railway in Shelby coun-
ty, reached home last night.
A negro for jumping on and off trains
was fired s. in mayors court this morn
ing.
Tired and nervous women find help in
Iroodsz SarsanarfIla n anrfches the blood
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yesterday, Judge Sem dismissed the suit
of Matilda Pippen VS.. Elber Pippen
In the case of w. P. Brewer VS.. A. j.
Morelock, decree was rendered over
ruling demurrer to bill and allowing de-
PENDANT ten days to file answer
City Chancery Docket.
The following docket is set in the fourth
division of the city court today:
P. U. McCrary VS.. William Gilbert; Ed
gar L. Adler VS.. W. E. Sexton, j. w.
Reed ct al; II. A. Knox VS.. C. A. Howe,
Linberger; Pearce Barnes VS.. Bessie Ellis
ct al; Molly Byrl vs. William Byrd.
Criminal Court.
In the first division of the criminal
court yesterday the capital felony docket
was called by Judge Dan A. Greene.
Eight cases. of which seven were MUIR
der and one robbery, were written upon
the board.
The court was congested almost to suf-
location with jurors, witnesses and spec
tators. The organization of the juries
began promptly at 10 o'clock, and excuses
came thick and fast. After considerable
difficulty three jures were organized
The docket was sounded with the fol-
lowing result.
Charles Martin. alias Charles Clark, a
negro charged with the murder of Fred
Posey, passed by the state on account of
sickness of important witness.
Oscar Aldrich, negro, charged with the
murder of VIII Harper, failed to answer
when called.
Charley James, negro, charged with rob-
berry, discharged. No witnesses could
be found.
Arthur Hickman, negro charged with
murder of Jim Minifee, passed to Thurs
day. Attachments issued for absent wit
nesses.
A. ]. Sorrel, white charged with killing
Berry Davis, passed owing to a defect
in the Indictment, which consisted in
spelling the name Perry instead of
Berry.
II. l.. Robinson, white, charged with
the murder of william ]. Thompson, an
nounced ready for trial. The defendant
is represented by Bowman, Harsh g. Bed
dow Tine deceased was a policeman and
was killed in an alteration near the
Southside jail.
Frank Bssett, white, charged with the
murder of Ella Pattison, his sister-in-law,
about a year ago, announced ready for
trial. His case was passed to Thursday
chancery Court.
The bar docket of the chancery court
for the months of May and June are
ready for distribution.
A decree was rendered yesterday In the
chancery court in the case of the South
ern Steel company vs. Wiley Hopkins, ad-
mInistrator, ct all sustaining the de-
murers and motion to dismiss for want
of equity and motion to dissolve the in
terlocutory injunction.
Federal Court.
In the federal court yesterday the case
of the United States VS.. Alexander r.
Chisolm was passed to 10 o'clock this
morning.
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METHOD|STS WILL
MEET At HELM
District Conference Comes to
Close at Lincoln
MEETING WAS A SUCCESS
Two Men Are Arrested for Highway
Robbery at Anniston-one Is Re-
Iased-The Other Is
MEETING WAS A SUCCESS

Admission, April 29.-(Special.) 1.-The dis
trict conference of the Talladega district,
Methodist Episcopal church, south, came
to an end yesterday afternoon, after
three days meeting at Lincoln. The next
meeting will be held at Helm. The meet
ing was presided over by Presiding Elder
j. W. Newman, of Talladega. Friday
night strong sermon was preached by
DIR. ]. H. Mccoy, of the Birmingham col
lese Following the sermon the confer
ence raised $500 for the cause of education.
Yesterday morning Rev. J. d. Simpson
of this city preached. Rev. John w. Nor
ton presented the claims for the super
animated clergy and widows of the clergy
and 5000 was raised for the fund, as well
as the conference giving home for one
family.
The following delegates were elected to
the North Alabama conference that meets
in Tuscaloosa next November: M. N.
Manning, Talladega; ]. R. White, Column
biana; j. H. Wilson, Lincoln; J. d. La
nier, Talladega. The alternates are E.
p Cooper nd E. w. Ledbetter. both OF
Admission.
The conference licensed Jerome j. Baird
of this city to preach. Altogether the
conference was a great success, being
well attended and much enthusiasm be-
ing shown in the church work. The sub
scriptions for education and for SUPER
animated preachers was an excellent
showing.
III. C. Bales and j. E. Horton were ar
rested last night on charges of highway
nd II nj IA
The arrests were made by Chief Dill and
Officers Canada and Hawkins on COM
plant of two negroes, Ely Pollard and
Charlie White The negroes claim that
Bales and Horton held them up near the
union passenger station. Nothing, how
ever, was secured, as the negroes had no
money They pointed the men out to the
officers and they were arrested on the
corner of Thirteenth and Gurnes. Both
men claim that they are innocent and
never saw the negroes before the arrest.
They were given a hearing before Re-
corder Green this morning and Bales was
bound over to the city court grand jury
In the sum of $500. Horton was released.
The indications are that II a meeting
of the Georgia-Alabama Volunteer Fire
mems association is held in Cedartown,
Ca, this year it will be very small af-
fair Admission decided some time ago
none or the companies "ouiu coihpete lor
the prizes and now the announcement
comes from Talladega that the depart
ment there will not participate. 1t is also
possible that the Gadsden companies will
decide not to attend. There has bean
some discussion as to the ACCESSIBILITY OF
changing the date and that will possibly
he done. The towns that refuse to enter
the tournament contests say that the
prizes offered are entirely too small.
Creamery butter reduced to
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Two Brothers LeeIess.
Ira Johnson, negro section hand on
the Louisville and Nashville railroads
p. S. and n. o. division, fell beneath
the wheels of freight train this morn
ing about $3.50 near Central Mills, this
county He attempted to swing a pass
ing freight and missed his footing, the
wheels passing over both legs and cutting
them off. His companion placed him
aboard hand car and brought him to
the city. A coincidence connected with
the accident is that the negros brother
met with a similar accident last week,
both legs being cut off in practically
the same manner and he Is now in the
same hospital In this city to which the
negro who was injured this morning
was carried.
Episcopal Mission.
Rev John r. Mathews reached Selma
this morning and tonight held the first
mission services of n series that will
continue through next Sunday Two
services a day will be held at St Pauls
Episcopal church and from the large
congrega ton at the first nights services
there Is every indication of great in
terest being manifested.
Local and Personal.
Maria Teresa, the 7-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Fabritis, died last
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Creamery butter reduced to
"a cents. A. & P. Tea %.
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Tired and nervous women ind help in
Hoods Sarsaparilla. It enriches the blood
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Local and Personal.

Maria Teresa. the 7-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Fabrits died last
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Federal Court.

In the federal court yesterday the case
of the United States VS.. Alexander r.
Chlsolm was passed to 10 o'clock this
morning.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-10-31
WHISKEY WOULD NOT BE SOLD BIZ
An HONEST MAN.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Oct. 20
Former State Senator Henry
Clay Getzendanner, Owner ofthe
Charleston Advocate, has adj
dressed a letter to Prssii
Roosevelt severely criticisins
United States Judge A. G.. Day
ton, of the Northern District,
formerly Congressman from
West Virginia. The letter at
tacks his competency as jurist,
Mr.. Getzendanner bases his
argument on the alleged state
ment made iii court by Judge
DAYTON in Wheeling recently in a
charge TO the jury, in which he
said: mo honest man ever sold
liquor.
He says a man occupying a
judicial position should not con-
denim before trial. Judge Day
ton, SAYS the editor might, with
equal truth. have said:
No honest man man ever
practiced law" The only excuse
for such an assertion must be
that the utterer thereof is utterly
devoid Of a judicial temperament
audit shows so mnch bias and pre-
JUDGE as TO entirely unfit Judge
TO occupy position on the bench,
The letter concluded VII h re-
quest that Judge Dayton be re
moved.
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JAIL DELIVERY IN TizEWELL.

TAzEwELL, Va. Oct. 26.-The
new Iazeweli iaIl Suffere:ia whole
sale delivery Thursday night.
when eleven prisoners. all white,
and confined for various reasons.
made their escape by saving the
bars. But one of the prisoners
had been captured at last report,
4 small BOY. who was found later
p : nune, and who said lie was
t.. "a 40 10 With the others upon
meas OF losing his life. The
oats were sawed evidently by an
expert, and it was said by the boy
that the saws were passed into
the Jail to a,man named Jacket,
who was being held, i'll company
with another man named Hanlil
ton, for the Brunswick authorities
on the charge OF murder.
From the best of information
the following are the names of
those who escaped: Grover
| Shambliu, conhusd for assault.
whose time would expire in De-
cemo Addison Beavers. for the
mGJder Of his father, Alex Beav-
eT. who was to have been tried ut
he next term of the court; John
MaXiy Clendenning; NJ. Jacket
and Ieh Hamilton, the two muir
derers here from Buchanan coun-
~ for safekeepine; A. Topesky,
A. Thompson, John Johnson and
James Bolan. The last named
were only confined IN Jail few
days ago, charged with assaultinp
one Mr.. Moore as Cedar Bluff
several days ago. John Johnson
is the man who came over to this
county from West Virginia and
tried to shoot mp Cedar Bluff.
Young Asbury, the onlY one Sc
far caught, said that he did not
want to leave the all, but that he
was forced; under penalty oI
being killed, to follow the rest.
He is also said 10 have stated that
the men scattered to the four
winds as soon as they were freed.
The officials Of the county are
said to know the man or parties
who srnu lied the saws iuto the
Jail, and vigorous action aga;nIj
, him will be taken at once.
Richmond journal.
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Ii is with extreme regret that
we learn of the departure Of Mr..
Joseph F.. Healy from our midst.
Joe was in the employ OF Mr.. G..
5. Eearehant for four years. and
was always polite. genial and
painstaking with the patrons of
that firm. Some months ago Mr..
Heafy Iefe Mathews for Washing
ton 80 take the civil service exam
ination, which he passed c;eiit-
ably and, the outcome Of it has
been his appointment to clerI-
cal position in ths Navy Yard at
Norfolk. We are not aware Of
the nature of ms duties there.
but from the makeup of the boy
and from what we know Of hun
PERSONALITY, we have not the slight
est doubt that he will give entire
satisfaction and reflect credit on
Mathews. lie has friends here by
the hundreds and we are sure they
wish him the success which true
merit is bound to receive.
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A CAED.

During the last Civil War.
poor soldier. who was short of
time. had to coAdeuse his request
SO he rode to a poor widow S
house and said. Madam: will you
please give me a drink of water,
am SO hungry, l have no where to
stay? OF course he got all. SO it
Is with NE have no time to
talk, hl' IS WAS elected to serve
N"d IN me asst =. mary. as JUS
iice OF the Peace in tine Westville
District. will say that | want the
Office tor various reasons. some
of which are recun;arv and
hOnOrar, and as the '-'or So
d.er sad. / WI: sd,. HAT :
you Will elect me. ~: i s.
You as many OF the best Gao
b2@e plants that ever grew in this
county. for Ioc. per hundred, and
advise you TO buy and set them
out this month, as there is more
money in them at Ic a head. than
any other thing you can put in the
ground. and of winch / can easily
spare two hundred thousand, |
wish to try your cases, either ar
bitraiy, Civliv or Criminaly. as
believe in conservative. reasona-
bic and Just laws WI temper the
storm to Inc shOrn lamb III al.
my rulings. and ain egotistic
enongh 10 believe that | am
capable OF do ng YOU justice,
out not a,tO@ ether such us
tICe as poor IL low once met
" III. as ne MAS SD often defeated
III MS cases. lie moved weS:, WAS
mOie ST. ess.ul; returned home
on a sit. went to the Old Court
bDuse, where IN his abSense q
dds stone had been put in front
engra yea Justice" He gazed
at it, thought and said. ne knew
she ha 1 oeen dead a long time,
but had do idea she had been
buried there. And now ! will say
that whether you vote for me or
not. | will tell YOU in the next
issue Of the Journal, how. when,
and wheIo | cut open a black
snake, took out IS eggs. put them
under a duck and in due time
there were Matched from the m
twelve of the prettiest little
guiueas you ever saw.
Lovingly yours to sd
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JIdge W. B. Simmons of Fincastle
Va. told t1e reporter that L. & M.
Paint was used on his residence
in 1882, and held its color we'll for 81
years; he Furthermore said that years
ago he was indnced to use another
paint and is sorry ne did, because the
other paint didn't make good. The
Jud &c will now always use L. & M.
because he knows if any defect exists
an l.. & M. Paint the house will be
repainted for nothing.
The l.. &M. Zinc hardens the J.. a.
Nj. White Lead and makes L. & M.
Paint wear like iron for 10 to IS
years.
Actual cost of L. d NJ. about 81. 20
per gallon.
Donations of L. & NJ. made to
churches.
Sold by WA. H. C. Nrrray, Will
lame Wharf.
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SAVES THREE LIVES But
LOSES HIS OWN.

Pittsburg. October 7o.-Mich-
cal Mason, a middle agei man.
employed bv the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company at tho Union
Station. this city sacrificed his
own life in saving three other per
sons from what seemed inevitable
death.
A man. woman and child reach
ed the station on the Grecnsburg
express. and becoming confused
in passing through the trains
sheds. got upon the tracks in front
of All incoming train. Mason
leaped to their side and with a
vigorous push hurled them from
the tracks to the platform the
trains was upon him and he was
C.rshed "a 3-a'h.
Iaej -s.-3- !.-:-- .-'5-s . 'rp ped
i tn@ cruwt ~, < r. name
were aScr "a ari M~~oo ~, -s
his widow aui two .m:i.en 49,
Norfolk Landmark.
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JUDGES AND CLERKS OF ELECTION.

Battery-Judges. S. +. Miller,
G. w. Mason. J Il. Smith. NorIu
Clerks-W. q. Jones, Jr. ant
J. X. Smith.
Cobb< Greek Judges. !. I.
Chr stan. RiIkr~: V y Sh plel,
+. w. Mathews. COINS Greek Va
C!erhS-i. ". Lewis and John
Landnn. CunnS Greek.
Couri HOUSE - Ind"es. X. 6.
Litlv. Nj nrw>; ". II. Bi:unS.
Moon; J"nn r. " nder. Mathew :.
Clerks - X. !. Mus. J. A.
Fleet. Mathews.
CIV .lS-Iud. rs. F,more God
sey. X F.. Edwards. w. J
Carney. GwynnS.
Clerks-F. r. f sIer. w. E
Calls. Grinns; cad.
Hookem:aIe - ia Ices. L. NJ.
Dixon, X. C.. Mnier, Frank l..
Dixon. Hud%inS.
Clerk Stephen Adams, Math-
ews
Port Havwood-Iudges. w. r.
Jarvis, !. I. l homes, !, b. Cr:n-
nell, Port Haywood.
Clerks 49, ]. A. Weston, Port
Haywood. s. ]. Foster. Susan.
Whites Neck--Jn.iges. J. b.
White. II. Il. Anderton. Bo-
harmon; NJ. l.. Lewis, Mobjackl
Clerks-J. ID. White. L. N.
Bassett. Bohannon.
7.----
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About twenty members of the
Masonic fraternity left Fitchetts
whaTFthis morning to be present
ID The cornerstone laying Ct the
High School house at Jackson's
wharf. Among those who we're
,,hspard the Lothsire were
sux,cs.James P. Thurston. John
n and 2r, p2hney baker. j. X.
u A, ths;r N /. T. Hud-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-10-31
In this the last issue of The

In this the last issue of The
JOURNAL before the RECT ar cleo
ton we would imtre>s upon
q Democrats, the duty OF going TO
, + vii will oils and supporting the regu-
encourage the lof the party. In the
thef NV tssS dc t fep 1hgisteriaI District two
ore H.. nominees of the primary
for JSstice of the Peace Messrs.
T. ]. Sibley and ]. J. Freeman
neglected To notify the Clerk in
time for their ,amrs TO appear
on the official baiioS Each voter.
we>sashaS Tie right Ws't-
the names of these gentlemen ou
his ballot and vot.. ior thSm 10
that manner.
Party loyalty alone will pre-
= serve party strength aud partv
My and certainly NJ mAn WAC
-, fssd for the nominees III he
pTiuaaFv can honorably vote
J against that same candidate in
the regular election.
Remember Tuesday, Nov. 9Th.
is ELECTION day. and the Demo
CTatiS ticket beads this column.
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This is TO cecJify that all druggists
are authorized t refund your money if
Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 1t stops the cough
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results from cola. Cures la grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no opiates.
The geuLine is in yellow package.
Refuse ostitutes. Sold by all drug
gists.
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lN.THE CLERKS OFFICE OFTHE
/ CERCUiT COZ Mt OF THE
COUNTY OF MATHEWS. on
the 18th o 2v % Oc;ober, 1897.
y. f.. Cogbill, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
S. f. Minter. defendant,

against
s. +. MintcT, Defendant,
The object of this suit is to recover
of the defendant. 5 +. Minter. the
sum of four thou sand dollars due by
open account; and also to attach the
real estate of the said defendant, S. +.
Minter, said real estate situate, lying
and being in the Westville MagIsterial
District of the county of Mathews and
State of Virginia. being in two parcels
aggregating 21. 50 acres, more or less;
the arAble land upon which the improve
ments are located contains II. so acIes
more or less. and is bounded on the
north by the lands of Thomas f. Miles
East by Evans Creek, Sonth by the
lands of Jno w. Whites estate, and
the land of Carlton White and on the
Yves: by the county road, and the
wood land contains acres. more or
less, and is bt unded as follows: North
and south by the lands of Thomas E.
Miles. east by the land of J, w. Min
2sr aud west bv the lands of II. L,
White, and said attachment having
been returned executed, and an
af1ida vit having been made and
filed that the defendant, 5 F.
Minter. is not a resident of the State
of Virginia, it is ordered that. he do
appear within fifteen days after due
publication hereof, and do what may
be necessary to protect her interest in
this suit. And it is further ordered
that copy hereof be published once a
week for four successive weeks IN the
Mathews Jo,Tnal, a newspaper pub
lishetl in tie County of Mathews, and
that a copy be posted at the front door /
of tb<( Court House OF this county on \
the 2lst day of October, 1907, that /
being the next succeeding rule dav /
after this oTderwas entered.
a copy-Teste:
GEO. G. GREGORY
l.. &. GASNETT. D. q.
StNDS SMITH. Clerk.
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NOTICE TO QUA CUSTOMERS.

We are pleased to announce that Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar fer coughs colds
and lung trouble il not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug law as
it contains no opiates or other harm
full drugs, and we recommend il as a
safe remedy for children and adults.
Sold by all druggists.
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TIE FAIR.

hN NNoNhNA was SAOhNs NA~ 0N
tendance the best in the history
OF the SouChSide Agricultural AS
ISOLATION and the racing close and
exciting. The agricultural and
ladies departments were well sup
Piled with SXhiDits and the Ian
passed of w.tuoI; snS q
- -estie c.N.e n ."S eA..;e
8 rg al l-~ - a. , ~.,".-
n, ". lac .S~->
Class I.--2:.o pA>e. \ c..
at IL NJ.
Niger Boy. blk. g,
(Blake)....-...... , Z 5
Miss Wilton, CHI. f.,
(DouGherty)........ 3 3 2
S. X. BedwOrth, BIS,
(Sinclair) .......... 2 I /
Time, 7:24H, 2:25, 2:24. 2:1o.
Class H.-2:25 trot and pace.
Called at 1890 z. NJ.
Hannis Boy. CHI. G.,
,
Col. Baldwin. l.. x,
(Dougherty) .......... q dis
Sweetwood, N. s.,
(SinclaIr) ............ dis
TrIxy. br. III, Yeatman) 3 4 :
Montague, ID. Z. (ScotD L
lime, 2:24H, 2:15, 2:24H.
Class III.-2:35 trot. Called
at z. M.
Richard Powell. b. e.
(Hunt) ............... Il ?
Grandma, b. H.,
Sheppard. So. a 4 4 4
Signet lance, b, S.
Scott .............. 3 3 5 3
Queen. b. m, Fairfax 1
lime, 2:zoH, 1924, 2l9E, $50.
2:35 tot and pace. Called at
1880 P. nj.
Virginia Boy. b. S.,
Blake 80. ....... 1 8
+ a ! NJ d m.
Dougherty. 1900. 4 4 4 ?
HurbIe s.. CHI. s..
! o'HSiA'4 '''' '.'.'' ,
Miss Wilton, ch. f.,
ChrlSIIan. -. ? ]
Time, 2:2o12. 2:27, 2:2S, 2:2Sz
Futuritv. Called at Z. Nj.
Sir Thomas. blk. s., Cossack, was
the only entry.
Runaing Race. CALEB at 1880
p. Nj.
Cromarty, b. g., Blake. 2 2
Royal Star, O'COnner l dis
Spendthrift. Ii. ], Vale 81 1
Time, S.. 81. S..
Two-year-olds. Called at 1880
p, Nj.
Lot;ie Bedworth. b. f.,
DOughertY ................. i
Henry Bedworth. Sinclair. -. :
Time. z:34A.
Free-for all. Called at IL NJ.
Niger Boy. blk e., I z ?
). K. Bedworth. b.
s., SInClaIr.... ? ? /
2:25, 2.2IE, PA, 2:23, 2:22.
.2:45 trot. Called at r. NJ.
Richard Powell. b. g.,
unt............... 3 3 3 8
Signet Prince, b. s.,
scott.
Queen, b. m, Fair X.2 , / 2
Time, 2;3o. 2:294. 2:2n14, ago.
$3.50 trut and PACE. Called at
1880 +. NJ.
IrXy, br. m, Yeztm2n..I ? ?
Col. Baldwin. b. s.,
Dongherty.............3 ; 3 3
Ham Soy, Gil. Y.
t-c~'S ..,... o.. ... l
time ? q. - s -