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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
MOTHER BURNED
ROBERT sWEETMAN RECEIVES
WORD THAT HIS MOTHER WAS
n SERIOUSLY BURNED IN Al FIRE
III AT CoGsWELL YESTERDAY
.3 MORNING

Yesterday Robert Sweetman, one
or the clerks in the state auditors
department at the capitol. received a
wire calling him home as fire had
burned the restaurant, pool hall and
home belonging to his father and that
q servant girl had been burned to
death and his mother was in a serious
condition as a result of burns received
while trying to rescue the maid. Mr..
Sweetnaa vii 80 down to CogsWell
on the 500 train this morning and II
is hoped he viii ind his mother bet
ter than the reports Indicated A full
report Of the Gre win be found else
where in ehis paper
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Judge Thompson Issues In
junction Against Press
mems Union
The Court Says the CLOSED
Shop" Is Against Pub
lie Policy ....

Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 22-Having
declared that the 9'closed shop was
against public policy, in announcing
his decision to issue an injunction
against the melting of strikes by of
ficia1s of the International Press
mems union against the United Typo
thetae of America, sweeping deci-
sion in that regard was included in
the decree handed down by United
States Judge Thompson this after
noon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23

At early mass this morning at the
Catholic church Father Clemens will
unite in marriage Simon Goughnor and
Miss Mary Flanagan, both of this
Getty. Howard Hines will be the best
man on this happy occasion. Simon
& is a very well-known young man who
has recently gone into business for
himself and the bride to be is one
of the popular young ladies Of the
city VINO numbers wide circle Of
friends In the county and city. All
will join in congratulate
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
r ather Vaughan.

58 Father Vaughan is a painter OF word
pictures. In fact his greatest strength
as an orator lies in his ability to frame
dramatic situations, true and approp-
rate to the point in view, and then
drive them home to the hearts of his
auditors. He has the power to nave
hearts and he has the disposition,
and ability to move them in the right
direction. ii.
Father. Vaughan will deliver his ia
nous lecture, Sermons from Shake
speare, e at the Atheneun, Thursday
evening, Oct. 24th.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Salvation Army.

GA Be sure and hear Brig. Consent and
Major Morton at the Salvation Army
hall Wednesday evening.
I Major Morton, our new division Of
ficer, takes the position previously
filed by Major Merriweather. He is
known among the field officers as 4
man of deep spiritual life and one we'll
worthy Of his position. Let the people
Of Bismarck come out and give him q
good welcome.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
They Are Premature.

The young night providers have al
ready begun their depredations about
the city, forestalling Halloween night.
A number of outbuildings have been
tipped over and other pranks per-
petrated. a few extra police might
be used to good advantage during the
next few nights, and an example
should be made Of those who are re-
CARELESS Of the rights of others.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Peoples Cash Grocery

NJ. aIandigo & Son. the Fifth
street grocers, are making run on.
gasoline and kerosene A clear, pure
article. We keep our Oh in patent
Bowser oil tank. enabling us to deliver
oil that IS clean and pure.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
. Low and Tripp Speak.

Chicago, Oct y Seth Low, Of New
York delivered the oopening address
at the evening session OF the Civic
Federation conference. Ait the CON
ciislon III MI. Ilow's address. Bart
lett Trip Of Yankton. s ii. spoke.
on the question Of the powers Of
the state and nation as 10 the con
troll Of trusts and corporations
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Assigned to vvheatland.

Rev.J. w Ogden Of Driscoll, was in
the city yesterday on his way home
from conference. Rev. Ogden has
been assigned to Wheatland, to which
place he will soon move his family.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
OF Course They Are,

4: Fargo Forum: The slope papers
are enthusiastic in their support of
Colonel Little for the U. s. senate, and
assert that section of North Dakota
Is entitled to the honor,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Number Your House.

Attention is called to- the mayors
notice published elsewhere in this Is
sue insregard to placing the numbers
on the houses. This is an important
matter and the cost Of the metal s1r
other numb is but a trifie.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Bound over.

All the parties who are up for fail
ure to register and advertise their
liquor tax receipts, save Andrew An
derson and G., A. Shantz, who have
not yet been arrested, and Mr.. Hardy,
who has paid his fine, have been bound
over to the district court on $500
bonds, which have been furnished.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
I Strike Axert.ted.

Denver Colo. Oct "a There viii
be no strike OF telegraphers on the
Denver & Rio Grande railway on ac-
count OF the discharge of Wire Chinf
r. \ skeggs Of Grand Junction Mr.
Skeggs has secured other employ.
msnt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
First Annual.

The Nordiys society will celebrate
its first anniversary on Saturday night
at Maennertshor hall. There will be
given a Scandinavian supper with sew
.eral Of the old country dishes. After
supper there viii be a dance. Tickets
for supper, 80 cents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
z, AH T. CITY
]. OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT !:

For TWenty-four Hours Ending =
y: >. m. October 22, 1907. =
Temp erature Maximum, S.; I.
:. minimum, 3333. 81 3. ..E2s :,
Precipitation None. ri
Wind M aximum velocity, Is !.
\ = = miles per hour from northwest. =
=. Predi ction air Wednesday,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23


Prayer Meeting at 1880.
The Methodist prayer service this
evening will commence at 1870 instead
Of s O'clock. The pastor will lead the
meeting. s =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
PROVING Tn.

Hassain Eli and Asad Unistof Dris-
coll, were in the city yesterday MAX
ing final prof on their lands.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Food Sale.

The Ladies Benevolent Aid will hold
a food sale Saturday, Oct. rs, at
Beardsiey & Finney's drug store at
. p. MI ID
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Hotels Crowded.

Every hotel In the city seems to be
taxed to accommodate the travelling
public. sly Nj 55 # 5-&
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23

Knights Of Pythias.
Stated convention tonight at 500
O'clock. NJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Baby Girl.

II T. Baby Girl. :. L.. e.
Born. Sunday night, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Falconer, girl. Isl
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Eat on 5
Hot Pr essed v ellufll
AlyD9hHlS 3, az, 3. Bismarck

We can show you full line OF the
Eaton-H urlbut papers Always Cor:
rect q. n
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04

power and Jurisdiction 10 exercise ade-
quate control over the great interstate
corporations.
VIII Benefit Corporations.
While this thorough supervision and
control 10y the national government is
desirable primarily in the interest of the
people. il win also. I firmly believe, be
90 the benefit of those corporations them
selves which desire to be honest aItd law
abiding. Only thus can we put over
these corporations one competent and et-
dcient s0vere.gu-tLe uatiou-Ible both
90 exact justice from them and 10 secure
justice for them so that they may not
be alternately pampcred and oppressed.
The first need IS 90 exercise this Federal
control I'm thoroushgoiug and efficient
fashion over the railroads. which. be-
cause of their peculiar position, offer the
most immediate aad urgent problem. The
American people abhor a vacuum. and is
determined that this control shall be cN-
orcised somewhere; it IS most uawlse for
the railroads not 90 recognize this and 20
submit tU it as the first requisite OF the
situation. When this control is exercised
Iu some such fashion as it Is now exer-
clscd over the national banks. there will
De no falling on lu business prosperity.
am as certain as / can be OF any
thing that the course We are pursuing
viii ultimately help business; for the
corrupt man OF business is as great a Zoe
t0 this country as the corrupt politician
Both stand on the same evil eminence Of
iufamy.
After Mr.. Roosevelt had concluded he
was driven back 20 the levee. and amid
cheers and the footing Of whistles OF all
the river craft. the Mississippi resumed
her way toward Memphis.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
LEHIGH GAME Is CALLED OFF
George Washington Decides Not to
Play the PennsylVanians,
Denrth of Material Forces Hntchet-
ite management to Cancel Date.
Outlook l. Poor.

IN a consultation between Manager Ball.
Capt. Cunning, Coach Nielsen, and Gradu-
ate Manager Wilson. of the George Wash
ngton football team last night. IL was de-
cided 20 cancel the game with Lehigh
that is scheduled to be played here to-
morrow.
Great trouble has been experienced in
getting candidates % come out for the
team Repeated calls have been issued
for new material with but Indifferent sue
cess. and so mass meeting was held in
University Hall last night with the pur-
pose 0f rounding gp some new men,
Even iu case "a likely bunch of husky
fellows show up this afternoon for prac-
,ico. Coach Nielsen would not Doe able %
patch any kind of a team in time 10 meet
Lehigh tomorrow, SO it was decided
hest 60 e5ll The game off
McDcrmotJ upon whom Coach Nielsen
has been depending t0 play quarter, has
not shown up for practice lately. and
Capt Cunning who has been playing in
the back field has wrenchcd his knee.
and with these two out there Is not q
regular member Of last years squad
available
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
Probate Court.


1 Estate Of Alexander Nangeuder. viii admitted to
probate and letters cf administration granted 20
| Harry vaugeuder: bond. $500. Attorney, Robert T.
/ Mattingy.
Estate of James Williams; letters Cf edministrs-
/ zion granted 20 Edward Williams; bond. Sl0o At
tCruev Charlie, J. Murphy.
Estate q Samuel /. EGmCnds0n, VIII admitted 70
probate and letters tsstameutary granted 70 Rein
/ IL Shirley: bond 500 Attorney. James F. BUudy
Estate Of Harry Schvalb; petition for letters of
administration fed AttCTaeys. Lambert a Nc
/ Lean.
Estate Of Harriet /. Warren; letters of admin
! istration granted 80 John M0thershead; bond 500
Attcncgs. J. 3. Archer, IT, and !. !. Smith.
Estate of Margaret C.. Stewart letters Of admin
istrltion granted to John c. Stewart; bond, 500
Attorney Irwin r. Linton.
Estate cf Edward J. Riordan order TO sell busi-
ness Attorney. 4. H. Bell
Estate # Frank Hume; order 10 pay over resi-
due Attorney. r. ;. Hume.
Estate cf Amanda 5 HosmCr; win admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted 20 Louis
II. Hosmer and RoIIin Norris; bond S2o00. Attor-
nev W. H. Davidge.
Estate Of Margaret Johnson; order 10 sell busi-
( ness Attorney. Oscar Nsuck.
Estate of Frank llacaboy; order 20 pay claim
Attcrneys Edmund Burke and Lawrence Hufty.
In re Carroll Hutchinson order appointing Abbis
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
DEEDS OF TRUST.

West nston-AIsrtn Solcm GO TX. % Francis !.
Blunlon and Harry :. We,cd. 20 secure Andrew
" Lakci N20 20 50 months per cent lot
g block 4
Square l235-lIarv J. Oudorf st viz William O. %
T. Spsich AMI II. r. Howcns'ciu, - secure Z.
Speich. r.. SO. ! 20 4 months. 6 per cent,
BIo0mingiale-Fr ". HenL q uy- 20 Samuel Scriv-
ener and Michael J. ORelly. 10 secure Bessie
Batemau. $3.50 3 years. 5 per cent. ssmiannu-
aIly lot g. block s
Square 760-Thomas g. Lansden 70 J. Altheus s7ln-
sou. % secure William A. AicCandleSs. S.9-5o.
August p 1872. per cent. lot 2.
Moore & Rarb1ur'S Additicr-Grlce L. Taylor e VIZ,
Elisha P to Charles A. He.gwin and Lafayette
Leanlau 20 secure jeanette D. C. Vaughan.
Sooo. Noycmbr l. 1917. psr cent. lot IS.
block l.
Squa-e l0s-William X. Patterson et ux. 70 James
r. Eu,rsop and Thomas H. Pickford, 20 secure
Percy W Pickford. $3.50 monthly notes per
cent. lot g..
Rrigbt,rord Park-Davii w. stier et TX 70 Ernest
L. schmidt and George NJ Emmerich. 10 secure
Annie W. McElwee and Others. 400, months
and 4 years, per cent, semisuua!ly, lot 90
block g.
Square ss2-Thomas RUPERT et ux to Charles z.
stone and Charles ". Fairfax, to secure Carlton
NJ Bean. $3.50, 3 years, per cent, semi-an-
nually. lot -.
Moore s Barbour's Second Addition-Amelia r.
Charles 90 Washington Loan and Trust Com
panv. 70 secure Equitable Cooperative Building
Association 5000 lot H. block s.
Dobhins Addition-Arthgr Louis Espey et ux. tc
William r. Esrey and Herbert W Poole, "a
secure Walter r. Hu s. 200. l to 6 years. per
cent lot S. block Is.
Columbia Heights-Walter 4. Browne Ct uX "a
Fulton Lewis and j. SpriEg Poole. 10 secure
Samuel J. Mnlard trustee H5O. wears. per
cent. semi-aunually lot .. block 3
Cuckold's Delight and EuclosGre-HonTy e. Butler
ct TX 70 Charles r. Weaver and Frank =.
Reside TO secure John L. Weaver and John JO,
Eason ir. trustees. S159.s2, monthly payments
per cent lot : block 8
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ba-rIlr- Mark " Bell 90 uy. % James s Fraser.
lots % 8. square 511i So
street uarthts=-. between Thirteenth and -Four
teruth -treets-JcseTri-e ]. TEFisT. trlstss. 20
Alice P. Anne D., and Edith r. TIaP.er. lo;
S. square la5i. S.
Fifteenth street southeast between and = streets
Ralph T. Williams o. William e. sullivan, l1t
90 SQUARE lf6l SO
Sixth -reet southwest. between e. and Il streets
James Il. STr.uEmaru 90 Clarence ". Spring
Mann. half interest IN original Dot So. square
trs SO
Columbia Haiehtz-WILInm r. stark 70 james 5.
Ea-b,-Snritr lr, g. ticrk g. Sle1
Washington HirhlsuIz-Chsrlas g. TayIor o. Charles
T. B8res. le- G. block Is. SD
Duuhart1u street northwest between Tlrty-frst and
TlirrF--rcrn5 s-re5---Muor Fur to Myrtle T.
Fur. east l1E .g- G. square l-31 81.
g. street. southeast between Fourteenth and Flt-
tscuth strecfs-Perry ~ PIrst-rd 90 Mil.Ism n.
and Mar II PlrtT-rn. Il- e. square ls3. SO
NJ. Joss Tenth street uartawest-CHarles y. SIaid-
ing et NIX 70 sias $ Daish. l5- =. square 81.
Vl
Lr Drri- Pa-k-IhCUaS J. Price % Mary tllTcn
Terrell. l-- y. block Z. SO
ti street northwest. between Second and Third
str5ets-Slary Barrett 20 Bridget Ann Barrett. lot
81 square 565. SO.
Sixteenth and streets sTltleast-' Seorgs !. BCr-
ger 90 James j. o'DounsH, iats . 70 g. sl1ar,
lJa0. SO
lrtr.sst-Nio-is SiHnck TO Msry Nldcs. Marx E
GresnveU. Barbara b. Lewis. and Daniel 4
MHl1cE ali interest in estate n Eiuo-e C.
lockwood. g.
Webster street northwest. from Fourteenth % EiEh
teentl st-ects-Arthu- Mataevsan and Harriet =
Nathevsrn % District ~ Columbia. part lot OF
Ar7le Covl * Horn. s..
RieEtvood Park-Aruie W NcElvee ct al q
David ". StieT. l1t g. block SO
Grant PsEk-John F.. +. White er Tx. 10 John r.
Grsney. lots s. 20 8. block g. $40.
4 ADDITION. ff1ffa II Nc
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04

or three hours together was deli
cate attention. flu of interest and
p0lteuess. of which nobody could
ever tire.
Portrait Of a Cluzen-Sittiug oppo-
site 10 them was "a gentleman in
high state of tobacco. who wore quite
"a i-t'. beard. composed OF the over
fl0wiuEs 0f that weed as they had
dried about his mouth and chin, so
common au ornament that IL would
scarcely have attracted Martins OBJ
seryauon, but that this C0od citizen.
burning % assert his equality against
all comars. sucked his knife for some
moments. and made q cut with il al
the butter just as Martin was in the
act of taking some. There was a
juiciDess about the deed that might
have s!ckened a sc8yenger. When
Elijah PoEram to whom this was
an everyday Incident saw that Mar
tin put the plate away, and took no
butter, DE was quite delighted, and
said,
We'll, the morbid hatred Of you
British TO the institutions of our
country is astonishing.
Mai Pawkins.-An admirable man
Of business" " called by Jefferson. Brick
'one Of the most remarkable men in
our country, sir" He could hang
about a barroom. discussing the af
fairs Of the nation. for twelve hours
together. and in that time could hold
forth with more intolerable dullness.
chew more tobacco. smoke more to-
hacco. drink more rum -toddv. mint iu-
lep, gin sling, and cocktail. than any
private gentleman of his acquaint-
ance. This made him an orator and
a man Of the people. In a word. the
major was a rising character. and a
popular character. and was in fair
way 10 be sent by the popular party
to the Stateh0use OF New York. if
not in the end TO Washington itself.
a large class Of Americans-W are
no more capable of feeling. or of car
ing If they did feel. that by reducing
their Own country To the ebb Of hon
est mems contempt, they put in haz-
ard the rights of nations yet unborn.
and very progress Of the human race.
than are the swine who walIow in
their streets. Who think that CRYING
out TO other nations. old in their in
iquity, we are no worse than vou,'
(no worse9 Is high defense and van
tage ground enough for that republic.
bat yesterday let loose upon her noble
course, and but to-day so manned and
lame, So fun of sores and ulcers. foul
TO the eye and almost hopeless to the
sense. that her best friends turn from
the loathsOme creature in disgust.
Who. having by their ancestors de-
clared and won their independence.
because they would not bend the knee
to certain public vices and corrlp-
tions. and would not abrogate the
truth, run riot in the bad. and turn
their backs upon the good. and living
down contented with the wretched
boast that other temples also are of
glass, and stones which batter theirs
may be flung back. show themselves
In that alone. as immeasurably be-
hind the import Of the trust they
hold. and as unworthy to possess it.
as if the sordid huckSterings OF an
their little goyernments-each one
kingdom in its small depravity-wer
brought into a heap for evidence
against them.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
Criminal Court No. 1.

dlNiA AAI4 ot 81 UNI
United States rs. James L1mIy and William
Prs1r. assault vitb dangerous weapon; L9maX pleads
guilty. sentence usuiteutiaIy fur three Years; nole
pros. as % defendant Pryor Attorneys, peyton and
Bacon.
United states vs.. HAIRS Nolan, assault with dan
ge-1as weapon plea guilty, sentence poai,endaly for
one year and six months Attorneys, scott &
Jlinkscsles.
United states vs.. Benjamin Is8acsou and Max
BeIc0lic robbery. verdict guilty three counts,
defendants rtmardcd. Attorney, Thomas e. TAYLOR.
United States vs.. Annie ". Bradley. murder; date
Of trial changed 20 November u. Attorneys. Wells
Hoover & Wells
United states vs. Frederick ". Hyde ct al con-
sTir8Cy. date Cf trial changed from October Il.
Ig- 90 q day % be- hereafter fixed by the court
a. n4-alE-rr
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
DAILY COURT RECORD.
CThursdny, October 3, 1oo71
DISTRICT COURTS.
EnuLty Court No. 1.

CHIEF dtHitfE lLAhA
Gray GRAY; rule as 10 contempt returnable DC
tober u. Compliments solicitors. Douglas q Doug
las. defendants solicitors, Biney * Woodard
Harris vs. Harris. divorce a Fln mat granted.
Complainant solicitors Birney & Woodard de
PENDANTS solicitor ]. +. Lsskey.
MAY is May: appearance of absent defendant or
derCd. Complainant solicitor HAYDEN Johnson.
Walker vs.. Love; pro concss0 ordered. Complain
ants solicitor irving williamson defendant lollc
i,0ss +. M Hewlett and Brtt0n & GRAY.
Thompson Su0use; auditors report rauhed
and distribution ordered Compliments solicitor,
II II WClb.
FURNACE IS. Fumage: Trustee authorized 10 con-
ycy certain property. C1mpiainants solicitor. H. o.
/ Kmbal
Blown ys Newman; time 10 take proof limited
Compl8inants solicitors. HAYDEN Johnson and
T Thomas Walker, defendaHts solicitors. ". N. Oaiey
/ and ". W. EdaaId-
DALEY SIS. Dsliey. divorce menss q thoro grant
/ ed. Complainant solicitors. Barnard Johnson.
defendant solicitor W. h. Holloway.
/ Motions Cos today.
/ no. J. Faunco ct al IS. Hlnmelr.ght ct al Al
| to,ueys AdTiaaus-Lat
/ no. g. Srmthcrs rs. suothcrs. Attorneys. Jones
| Hughes & GRAY.
No. 3. CoaHey VS.. sia,er. Attorneys. Gardiner
/ KimbaI & White.
/ No. T. Wilson vs. Young. Attorneys, Stewart
! King
The Washington herald., 1907-10-04
Law suit.

Nc nss Bath Portland Cement COMPANY vs.. =.
Dana Lincoln trading as National Mortar Company
account. s25SH PLAINTIFFS attorneys Raistou &
S-ddlnS
Sc f9s19 Lille J. Burroughs vs. Gilbert W.
Cave: damages. $1,000 plaintiffs attorney u. L. B.
Atkisso1
So. $500. William II. Jones Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Bsi;road Company dam
ages $500 Plaintiffs attorneys b. 2. Davis and
l. J.. Harlow
No. aSz. Julius KcssIsr q Co. IS. James I.
Nagrudsr; notes Sla5 Plaintiffs attorney Il.
WiH-aip WaeatIev
No i7s-o Alfred T. Havlsy vs. Harry T. Otter
G.u-er, account, Ss5A-2 PLAINTIFF attorney L. l.
Gi-s
No. $3.50 Louise AIstoa vs.. james J. Fletcher S
Co.. appeal Defendants attorneys. Edmund Burke
and LagrtuCs Hlfty.
40. sss1i Philip y. O.Bu0n. administrato-. Us.
Capital Traction COMPANY, damage. $500, Plain
tiH-s attrruee J. s. Eashv-Si1s.1.