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DIR. MAGEE INVESTS.
Buys Group Of Seven Claims Near
the SnOwstOrm.
(SpOkano Chronicle

bnyS Group OF Seven Claims Near
the SnOwstOrm.
(Spokane ChrOnicle.)
The Midwinter group OF seven
claims on Snowstorm Hill has been
purchased by DR.. |. l.. Magee of Spo-
kane and associates. The purchase
price is not given out. the deed be-
ing made to NJ. II. Hare, and the
consideration named as 81.
The Midwinter group lies Just
north OF the Snowstorm. and joins
the Lucky Calumet, Snowshoe and
SnOwstOrm holdings. The purchase
was made from C.. M. DelgrOve of
Spokane, Fred Harper, a Occur
d'Alene prospector, one of the origi-
nal locators of the Hercules, and a
Mr.. Stroh. also a Occur d'Alene man.
The claims are traversed by a we'll
defined six foot ledge. which has
been opened in two places 1900 feet
apart. 1t carries the characteristic
iron and copper stained ledge filling
Of the district.
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Ine week Q sales
Thursday Accommodation. 1000 IA, 100
~; Hypotheek, 4OUo -: laclete. 1000 a.; Mon
itor. 400 s7i2 lark 800 81, 3U 5a vienn,
Vein, 200 2is-Total. 10, $751; %
Friday Forenoon y potheek. GOO 3; Idora
100 Wls; North Franklin. 500 lOss. 5000 TO-.
sister 100 ~; Sonora. 200 3-Torml, q. 900
tlCn2.D
Friday Afternoon Bullion, 900 8. 1000 sia; Al.
an,cda. 1000 p; Evolution. 1909 SIS: Monitor
300 S'. Moonlight. 1860 81; Hypotheek, 400
~. 900 81 ldora. 1900 1874 1000 1918, 1000 10, 100
IL v. 1000 1874 1900 1872. 1000 1884, 1910 1884, Rex
100 l6ss; Sonora, 1850 "a -Totsl. $4,000. t4Ol3.
saturday ForenoOn-ldora, 1000 49,. 1000 1917,
goo 1sas; Aameda. 1910 IN, 3yO 22ix; Hypo-
theek 1900 a's; Champion, 1000 5-Total. II. QUO,
d $3.50
saturday Afternoon - American Commander
1000 6's Evolution. 900 5as; Hypotheek. 1900
sis Idora. 1000 1879. 5000 lsA, 900 49, 1000 1871.
1000 lsA: Mineral Farm 1900 81 North Frank.
lin. 1000 1l-Total. $4,000. $i4iS.75
Monday Forenoon II potheck. 1000 az; Idora
1000 3D1s 1000 al4; Monitor. 1900 STA: Nine Mile
1000 S&-Total. 1900. 81. 1850.
Monday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 600 81; ldora
1000 20s4. 1000 2Oz; Monitor 1000 37ia; Nine Mile
1000 ~; North Franklin 1900 ia; sisters, 1900
SO; Sonora. 1900 "a; Springfield 5000 ~ Snow
Storm 100 2.y7la; Rhode Island, 200 41a-Total
q, 600. t2.204.
Tuesday Forenoon - American Commander.
700 6ss, 1000 ca; Idora, 1900 20l4; Moonlight,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

OFFICE OF THE CASSIDY GOLD MINING AND Mill.
ing Company, Limited. Wallace Idaho, April
.. 1897
Notice is hereby given that at regular meeting
OF the directors held the 9Th day of April 1907
Nh assessment of mills per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. paya.
Nellie J. Stockbridge. treasurer, Wallace Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment remains
unpaid on the 18th day of May. 1897. will be de-
lnquent and advertised for sale ut public auction
and unless pay ment Is made before. will be sold
ON the 18th day Of June, 1907, to pay delinquent
assessment together with cost Of advertising and
expenses Of SALE
NELLIE J. STOCKBRIDGE,
Secretary Cassidy Gold Mining and Milling Com
pHny. Limited. 4Ol Cedar Street. Wallace, Idaho.
Apr IL Mays
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WIN Ship This Year.

J. l.. Martin of Phoenix, b. c.,
manager Of the Carney group near
Mullan. states that shipments OF ore
will begin from that property as soon
as a mile long wagon road can be
built. The ore is said to average
4 per cent copper and six ounces of
silver to the ton. There is a large
body OF 1t exposed in the upper
workings. A lower crosscut tunnel
is being run to open up the ledge at
a depth Of about 500 feet. It is now
In $50 feet and Is about one-third
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THE LOCAL MARKET
Bulls Have an Inning Alameda
the Chief Sensation

Alameda was the sensation Of the
local market yesterday afternoon
and today as Idora had been earlier
in the week. II sold up to 4612
and the wise ones predict it will
reach IS cents within week or
two or as soon as the details Of its
amalgamation with the Success are
made public. Alameda has been
strong far some weeks past and was
selling around 21E2 a week ago. A
year ago this stock was being picked
up in large blocks as low as l cent
a share.
Hypotheek was also the cause of
some excitement. Steady buying Of
the stock by insiders sent the quo
tations steadily upward. A still great
er advance is also predicted for this
stock next month or soon after the
new management takes hold.
ldora took a big jump early in
the week but weakened toward the
close. It was as heavily traded mas
any stock.
Charles Dickens, Monitor and Ma
bob have all been prime favorites
and bullish in tone. In fact that
has been the tendency Of the market
and Bullion, Copper King, Eyolu-
ton, Hecla, Humming Bird, Lucky
Calumet, Moonlight, North Frank
lin and Sister were more active,
stronger and higher.
The Range Of Prices
The following We're the highest
and lowest bid prices at the close
Of any session during the week.
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1000 Oh; North Franklin. 1000 ia: Reindeer
2nO Z; Springfield. 1000 ~: Tamarack, lUO 1.6O
100 67t: Hypotheek. 1910 sax-Total. 500
u ass.
Tuesday Afternoon - American Commander
500 6la. 1900 ~; Alameda. 100 y; Bullion, 1905
SIS; Copper King, 2OOO l5a4, 4OOo l6,a; Hypothsek
loo 80: Park. 1850 81; Reindeer. 400 Z; Sister
300 39s: Silver Cliff. 300 II; Sonora 300 ~
Tamarack. 30 l.5U1s: Idora. l0W lss4-Totsl
"a .sOO. t3.Oa525.
"Wednesday Bullion, 300 sss Cop
per King. 400 l6's. 400 IGN; Hypotheek. 1000 4;
Mineral Farm. 100 3; Nabob. 1910 aOls: Nine
Mile. 200 s's; Sister. loo IS; Springfield. alO
~: Happy bay. 300 4s&-TOtal. 2dOoU. q. l52. 80.
Wednesday Afternoon Bullion. 1905 81
Champion. 900 5; Copper King. lOOO l6ss; Sister,
1000 3h; Hyrotheek 10000 4s-Total. 1900.
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HypOtheek Changes Officers.

At a meeting Of the directors Of
the Hypotheek Mining company, held
on Monday evening, the resignation
off,. A. Wayne as secretary was ac-
cepted and J. Wilcox, secretary OF
the Bracking-Ebbley Investment
company, was chosen to succeed him.
At the same time the Cracking Ebb-
ley company was elected treasurer OF
tho corporation.
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Spokane Tunnel In Iron.

w. b. Lively reports the whole
face OF the Spokane Tunnel COM
pany's tunnel In solid iron sulphides
The tunnel was planned to cut the
ledge at depth of $50 feet. The
cGanpany's property is on Placer
creek adjoining the Castle Rock on
thu east.
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THE SPOKANE MARKET


Spokane. Wash, April 11th.-
The market was very active all
week and a general advance in
prices was its chief characteristic.
Features were the booms in Idora
and Alameda and the unusual &C.
tivity Of Hypotheek. The old ia
vorites, Charles Dickens, Monitor
and Nabob, more than held their
own. The market closed strong
with every indication Of continued
activity and higher prices.
There is quite furry on in Cop
per King. 1t is due to a report OF
a big strike. The report is believed
to be a fake as the management de-
MES all knowledge Of it.
So far us we can learn the re-
port Of a strike in the Copper King
is utterly unfounded. It was not
to be expected at this time as the
shaft is not going down in the
ledge.-Ed.
Closing Quetatieas
The following were the closing
quotations and sales at this fore
nOOn's spasiOn If the hoard.
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The Range Of Prices

The following We're the highest
and lowest bid prices at the close
Of any session during the week:
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Better Ore y, Reindeer.

The management Of the Reindeer
mine. near Mullan. reports marked
improvement In the character OF the
0rskOf late. A winze h being sunk
~ ogekhat It Il said Will average 3
1lf es5 4 c9prsf.
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The following were the closing
quotations and sales at this fore
Moons session Of the board:
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Unlisted Stocks

A majority of the stocks in the
following list are being sold only
for development purposes. Most of
them are traded in occasionally on
the exchange:
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Sales

Alameda, 1000 461a. 1000 IS: Evolution, 1000 81
Echo, 1000 ~, 1900 -; Hypotheek. 1900 ~:
Mineral Farm. lOOO As; Park. 100 51 Sister,
1OO04: Happy Day. 1850 AZ. 1000 5-Total. 1900
shares. el.3i7.5O.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-09

The ladies began 20 chat pleasantly
white they sized up onr furniture out
Of the corners OF thsir eyes, and the
men glanced careiessly around % seq
* had a box OF cigars which would
require their attention after dinner
Pretty soon dinner was announced
and they all jumped to their feet as
though they had stepped on third
rail.
( believe In being thrifty, but the
way some Of those people saved up
their hunger FOR dinner was too PEI
nurious for mine.
/ took Mrs. Hodge in and she took
in my wife's dress to see Il It was
made over from last years.
Young Communipaw tried hard not
to reach the table first, but plate Of
dill pickles caught his eye and he
won from old man Hodge by an
arm.
The first round was oyster cocktails
and everybody drew cards.
This was Oliie's maiden attempt at
making oyster cocktails, and she had
original ideas about them, witch con-
sisted Of salad oil instead Of tomato
catsup.
The salad oil come from italy, 50
the oysters we're extremely foreign
in taste.
After eating his cocktail Riley
Hatch began to turn pale. and politely
inquired 1t we raised our own oy-
sters.
But Just then little Cutey Coyne up
set a glass Of water and changed the
subject and the complexion Of the
tablecloth.
The next round was mock-tnrtle
soup, and 1t made deep impression,
especially on Charley swayne, be-
cause little Casanova Golden upset her
share III ais lap when he least ex-
pected It.
Charlie was very nice about It. how
ever.
Tie only swore twice. then he re-
membered once a gentleman always
a gentleman, and he did not strike the
girl
After awhile we all convinced Char
lie that the laugh was on the soup,
and not on him, and when the fish
came on he forgot his troubles by get
ting O bone In his threat.
When Charlie began % talk like
trout, old man Hodge grabbed the
bread knife and begged to be allowed
to carve his initials on somebody :
wlshbcne.
But Joe Coyne finally pacified him
by a second helping Of Bermuda
onions.
opened third bottle Of Pommery
just to show I wasn't stingy.
Then came the Thanksgiving tur
key, and this is where that cook q
ours won the blue ribbon.
MY wife had told her to stuff I
with chestnuts, but Ollie thought chest
nuts too much Of an old joke, 50 sh'
stuffed it with peanut brittle.
Ollie had noticed some other thing
about the kitchen which looked lone
some, SO she decided to put them Il
the turkey, too.
One OF these was the corkscrew.
When | went to carve the turkey,
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take 1t. Bul SO did they who under
tcok those reforms that resulted IN
tie French revolution. They got rid
of the impediment. but the yeast
vnrsea too lass caused the batter 70
ran over and spoiled the bread. We
want none OF that.
Experience teaches THAT the steady
progress that is thoroughly grounded
IN the best progress The flag that is
slowly advancing with Az intrenched
army behind Il maintains rs position
fs aii Ills ! simply mean To say that
the many failures Of the past have
nat been lost upon trades unionism.
fof they teach patience in what may
seem to be slow progress and that u.
flmate. complete success Of the move
ment Il more assured BY our being
thorough Is we go along. The work VIC
have t0 do Is 10 educate 'Organizes
orranize oreanlzen is the slogan, but
organization fl the first means toward
education. It Is the class. the school.
ID ii The first essential Il Is the firat
Impulse Of the awakening mind. The
minute the working man realizes that
I'D il a man and not slave he calls
Ia hts fellows to Unite with him for
hetterment,
United they begin 70 devise ways
and means. They plan how they may
secure this and that that they know
as men and mot as slaves, they should
navc-that belongs to them by right.
They are All an immense disadvantage
because they are not only without
means. dependent upon the power
they are attacking, but ns0rc than
ali else. they are inexperienced. igno-
rant. They make mistakes and are
humilnted and their organizations
broken and scattered and they are In
dlvldually made to suffer and are re-
.iuaoa to still more abIeet poverty The
weaker among them are made weaker
aud more timid still, br1 the naturally
strong are developed In strength and
grow III wisdom They see wherein
The weakness Of their former move
nent lay and they 60 among their fel.
lows and point it out to them. They
soc even aa they did not see before
thai only through uniting can they
over be emancipated from their state
os slavery
THAT Is so fundamental a truth that
It Ii patent. No one disputes. When
the Ron-unlun man Irets at what he
calls the domination OF the union he
forms ! union TO oppose II. This Is
ne amazing spectacle that this partie.
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Don't you see how our little plates Of
soup win draw compound interest Il
we invite the right people,
My wife is a friend Of mine, SO !
refused to quarrel with her.
"Ail right. my dear" ] said but
you must give the dinner one week
before Thanksgiving"
One week before Thanksgiving
my wife reechoed. And why, pray2'
Because this win give our guests
chance to recover from your cook
Ing before the real day OF prayer
comes around. and BY that time they
viii begin to think about you with
kindness. perhaps.
Ny wife stung me with her cruel
eyes and went out in the kitchen,
where the new cook was breaking
lot Of our best dishes which did not
appeal to her
The name Of this new cook was
ollie.
when OlIe came to the house to
get job, my wife asked her for
her recommendations.
Ollie said that her face was her
only recommendation; but that she was
out late the night before and broke
her recommendation just above the
chin.
Anyway my wife engaged her, be-
cause what good is a healthy appe-
tite when the kitchen is empty2
Ollie said that she was a first-class
cook. but when we dared her to prove
1t she forgot my wife was lady
and threw the coal scuttle at her.
A day or two after Ollie arrived !
determined 10 find out what merit
there was in a vegetarian diet
"All right" J said TO the cock. after
the last plate Of hash with at its fond
memories had disappeared. 'this house
Is going on a diet for a few days, and
henceforth we are all vegetariaus. in
cluding the dog. Please govern your
self accordingly.
Ollie smiled and whispered that
vegetarianisms VAS where she lived.
ollie said she eoald cook vegetables
80 artistically that the palate would
believe them TO be filet Mignon, with
Pommery. sauce, and then she start
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found a horseshoe which Ollie had put
in for luck
II made my wife extremely nervous
to see the can opener. pair Of scls-
sors and nine clothes pins come out
Of that turkey, but Jack Golden said
that their last cook tried to stuff their
turkey with the garden hose, 50 my
wife felt better.
The next round was some salad
which 0llle had dressed in the kitch-.
en-. but the dress was such a bad fit
that nobody could look at it without
blushing.
Then w had some homemade ice
cream for dessert.
The Ice was very good. but Ollie
forgot to add the cream, SO Il tasted
rather inslpId.
Every time there was a lull in the
conversation Charlie swayne kept
yelling for a Bronx cocktail. and the
only thing that kept him from get.
ting it was the fact that Riley Hatch
wanted to tell the story Of his
life.
Anyway The dinner came 70 a dn-
ish without anybody fainting. and the
guests went home a little hungry but
imprisoned.
The next morning my wife spoks
bitterly to Ollie and she left us. fol-
lowed BIZ the Thanksgiving prayers OF
all those present.
The only thing about the house that
loved Ollie was a pair OF earrings be-
longing to nay wife. and they went
with her
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SUCCESSFUL GRASSES
Yav Prof. A. N. Sou1e. Virginia
Experiment Sta atton.

One Of The great problems Of The
farmer is to obtain grass on his land
In sections where the bluegrass grows
the problem is not Of aerlous moment
but there are vast areas where blue
grass cannot be cultivated. What
shall be done? Thousands Of farmers
have given Up III despair. They d
not understand, for example, that by
combining Texas blue and Bermuda
grass an aliyearround pasture may hs
had in many sections of the south
They do net understand that mlx-
ture Of grass is vastly superior to ona
grass. They do not realize that where
timothy will not grow. orchard gFaEs
and tan oat grass may be used and as
large yields Of hay. Of Just as flne uual.
ity, obtained. They have not studied
the composition and relative merit IT
the various grasses, and therefore they
lay more stress On the virtues of tim
othy than It was ever entitled t0.
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ed In to fool the beef trust and put
ail the butchers out OF business.
But let's go back to that Thanksgiy-
ing dinner.
My wife invited Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam T. Hodge. Joe Coyne and his
wife and their daughter, Cuficura;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doane and their
son. Commnnipaw: Mr. and Mrs
Jack Golden and their niece Casano.
Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Hatch.
Charlie Swayne was re7eree.
MY wife vas SO worried about the
cook that before dinner time arrived
she had an attack Of nervous post
ponement.
As a matter Of fact. we were both
ii tear and trembling that Ollie would
send q tomato salad from the kitchen
and before 1t reached the table Il
wcnld hecOBse chop as'av
Anyway. the guests serIved prompt
II ana ! could FAe from their faces
chat they would tight tAa alnRsr u .
HHAsh.
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Of his employees. is to his beneft2 He
cannot see It. To him this great truth
must remain forever obscure.
The securing Of right and justice
to one man betters the whole worln.
Raise the level Of an intelligence and
manhood Of the great mass Of the peo-
pie and the world viii be Q SO much
better place 10 live IN that men win
scarcely recognize IL for the place that
It was: those that had the best there
was before Will discover joys they
never dreamed or When every man is
a real man. carrying his head up with
ideas and knowledge in 1t, wearing
proper flesh on his bones and clothes
to cover it, when every woman.
through the means Of education, en-.
vironment and relief from overwork
and worry becomes a beautiful and ID
telligenl lady when children. all
chlldreH. may be properly cared for
and sent to school until they have ac-
quired 4 good education. will not com
pensation have been rendered TO the
privileged and pampered few for what
has been iilched isom them in the
form of their exclusive caster That Il
the whole story. That is the end to.
ward which the American Federation
Of Labor Is working and working
now with considerable speed.
Il see q time. as the result of our
agitation and persistent effort, when
no child shall be Set to work, and
children and youth shall go to school
until they are Is years Of age; when
every mans child shall have the bene-
iit OF a high school education; when
men shall be SO well paid that they
can AFFORD to marry and rear children
and provide for them properly and see
TO their education; when. because OF
this. women will be taken out OF the
field Of competition by finding hus.
bands and homes when every man
and woman will find time to loaf d lit.
tie and invite his soul. and life win
mean something more than a day oi
TOLL when strikes and lockouta win
no longer be used as weapon be
tween employer and employed. be-
cause of a mutual respect and a bet
ter UNDERSTANDING This Is the good
time toward which thC American Fed
Grafton Of Labor Is looking and work
ing, and ! think we shall see 1t In oul
day"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-09
TYPES OF HOUSES USED
by BIG POULTRY FARMS
Success Business Depends Much System Of 0as
Employed-By c.. Arthur Bell Asst Animal
Husbandry Bureau o1 Animal Industry.

straw To dry out. Below the floor is d
basement, which furnishes an ideal
scratching shed for winter use To
the rear of this house is small grove.
which furnishes plenty Of shade, and
about 20 feet from the front Of the
house is a stream of water
The first Of the smaller illustrations
shows one Of the colony hc1ses for
chickens in use at the poultry farm
Of White & Rice, In New York state
This house Is about eight feet long
and seven feet high III front ana Az
feet in rear. The wallis are built IF
one thickness OF matched boards. The
floor Is Of wood. A hover Is placed ID
this house, and The chicks are placed
here when first Matched. When the
chicks are from six to ten weeks ola
depending largely on weather condi-
tions and the development Of the
chicks), the heater ~ removed and
perches are placed III the rear OF The
house about 10 or 10 inches above
the floor.
We also show a "New Hampshire"
house, one Of many such houses Ia use
on Mr.. Hicks poultry farm in Massa.
chusetts. This building Is about nine
feet long and seven feet wide. and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-09
WHAT or THE FUTURE
OF THE AMERICAN
FEDERATI OF LABOR?

ular brand OF the spirit Of liberty has
reserved for modern eyes Only BY
union can headway be made By pow
erty-stricken individuals against the
intrenchments and Notifications Of cap
ital Organize, organize, organize. Or
ganize unions, unite these unions to-
gether into other unions, and these
unions into still other unions, one in
trenched behind and reinforced BY
the others; drill, discipline, educate
educate every man 70 know his
rights and the rights as well as
the power Of capital, TO know
what 10 ask for and what not to
ask for, to know when to ask. to
know when to substitute the word de-
mand' for request, and finally and
most vitality, to know how to enforce
that demand. THAT Is the American
Federation Of Labor. 1t IS the great
est labor organization Of the world.
They will tell you that the inter
ests Of labor and capital are identical,
that they should live together In
peace and harmony; the welfare Of
one is the welfare Of the other. and
all that OF course 1t Is. TO the un-
biased this Is as fundamental as the
truth OF organization. But the trou-
bic is that capital, like labor, is pri-
marily ignorant-especially is capital
ignorant Of this fact. II cant be
taught without demonstration. X
lacks the point Of view, and no lesson
is SO hard to instill as that 1t y
warm and well fed and it is labor
that makes It so The more subservi-
ent and the cheaper the labor on the
one hand. the more wealth and luxury
on the other How can the beneficiary
Of such a condition understand that
the Increase Of wages, the reduction of
the hours of labor, the general upliit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-09

King Frederick, of Denmark. pre-
sents the curious spectacle Of father
who has become . king at a later date
than his own son. When King Haalon.
Of Norway. was lately at Copenhagen
King Frederick is said TO have asked
him. How do you like being kingg'
II will rather ask you, replied Haak-
ON. Il have been king longer than
you nave Haakon was elected king
of Norway BY the storthing 0n Nov.
10, 1905, while Frederick. his father.
did not succeed to the throne of DEN
mark until Jan 70, 1895. On the aeath
"a kin GATsats