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New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
DR0WNE BOY FIGHTS FOR MOTHER
Courts Decision to Give Child Into Fathers
Care Brings Stormy Scene

In accordance with decision OF Vice-ChanceIlor
Stevens rendered last Wednesday Mrs Louise
FOrsythe browne. of Jersey City, the wife of
Henry r browne. New York woollen merchant
yesterday gave up her ten-year-old son. Henry =
browne, ir.. to the care of the father. As close
10 habeas corpus proceedings which had long
figured in the Chancery Court there was a pitifuI
scene to mark the separation OF mother and child
and with all the ability OF his tender years the
boy resisted his fathers efforts TO take him He
made dash for liberty down the stairs OF the
Prudential Building from the courtroom
The youngster captured az the foot os the
stairs and there held by the father until a cab
arrived. into which he bundled and taken
away. The cries of the boy attracted LAWYERS
and others from all the Offices in the lower part
OF the building.
Il don't want to 20 with you." the little fellow
sobbed. the father spoke to him.
In compliance with the order OF tho yice-Chan-
cellor. browne furnished 10000 bond to insure
the proper of the child and access OF the
mother at stated times to see the boy pending
the disposition of divorce proceedings begun by;
the husband in New York
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
OPPOSE TORRENS SYSTEM.
Guaranty and Trust Companies Do
SO at 4IbdnY Hearing.

Albany Nov. 2s-For the purpose of getting the
opinion Of upstate people interested in the system
Of recording and transferring titles to real estate
the special commission appointed by Governor
Hughes under the provisions of act Of the last
Legislature to investigate the so-called Torrens
system OF title registration. and generally to con-
slider possible changes IN the present system, held
a session here this afternoon. The commission IS
make report 10 the Legislature by February
neXt.
Arguments for and against were made tho
Torrens system and also 10 necessary changes
in the present method. Representatives from
Rochester Watertown. Albany and other places in
the received invitations TO be present. Previ
Gus TO converting the members OF the commission
called on tho Governor to pay their respects, and
told him what they we're doing.
Represen tatives OF title guaranty and trust COM
pauies engaged in searching real estate titles.
whose business interests apparently would be di-
rectly affected by the adoption Of the Torrens sys
TEN, spoke in opposition 20 IT, All the speakers
however. admitted that there should be changes In
the methods followed by the various localities
The chief argument In opposition by Walter
Lindner. Of New York. He said that the state
would be put to enormous expense II the Tor
rens system put in effect, and questioned
whether il would be good that now In vogue
He attacked the constitutionaty of such a law
contending that the state could not issue regis
tered certificate giving clear title of real estate
transfer as conclusive proof that Il absolutely
correct He said such plan proposed IN tho
amendments TO existing laws affecting real estate
It's record and manner OF filing transfers. to
provide a more simpfed method.
Other speakers included Harold Stone. of Syra-
cuse; w q. Dworty. of Buffalo. and James Feni-
more Cooper, OF Albany. They spoke in favor Of
providing an upstate system OF surveys by locali-
ties and better supervision and concentration OF
records so to be easy of access.
Frank II. Knox of Schenectady, Il real estate
broker. favored system whereby tho records of
real estate transfers would be more accessible ana
trustworthy than at present. lie knew OF no sys-
tenn that would meet these needs better than the
Torrens.
j. h Ward special attorney for the State Forest
Fish and Game Commission. spoke in favor or pro-
vding plan whereby the state could secure better
title to lands purchased In the Adirondacks than
at present, saying that 'the titles in MANY IN
stances have become q confused mess"
He said that the recent decision OF .bA Co,,r. ~,
Appeals affecting titles in the Adrondacks had
resulted in state ownership being ouestfon.d %
about s25.oooooo worth OF property He declared +b
present system was defective in the Adirondacks
mainly owing TO the lack of proper p1ethoI. oy =,
cordins transfers in past years
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
CHARLES DoNNELLY, JR., SUED.
Developed That Son of Pittsburg Millionaire
Is Heir Under Codioil.
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Pittsburg, Nov. 29.-An involuntary petllioh IN
bankruptcy was filed here against Charles Don
nelly. jr, son OF the late Charles Donneliy, the
millionaire Wednesday evening. which came
TO light only to-day. Incidentally came the IN
formation that before he died the elder Don
nelly inserted a cOdicil in his VIII, almost eH-
actly similar to that which William Thaw added
10 his last testament, in reference to his SON.
Harry X Thaw, whose friend and companion
young Charles Donnelly has been.
The bankruptcy petition filed at the in
stance of Elsie Vannerau, New York modiste'
who has claim of $3.50: ]. F. Tyrrell, of Pitts
burg. a clerk in an attorneys Office. who has a
claim of 50 rs and J. Henry Speir, Allegheny
bu. cher who has claim for S144 Il. The claim
of the attorneys clerk was evidently bought
up that the required three could be found to
join in the proceedings.
Charles Donnelly, who died on December of
last year, left an estate worth probably $4,000
600. II was generally supposed the estate had
been divided among his wife and the children
but it now appears that by codicil to his will
the father left his estate to Charles Donnelly,
jr, to go to him after five years in case family
council should decide he had lived an honorable
life during that time and had not married
woman who had not been respectable.
Some five years ago. but after the signing of
the codiciI, young Donnelly married Mrs. Charles
Clark within twenty-four hours after she had
obtained a divorce from her husband. Clark
the OF a former Pittsburg steel manu-
facturer, who, during the Atlanta exposition,
married Miss Allene Stocking of Atlanta, well
known Southern young woman. The Clarks
became impoverished, and for some time young
Clark and his bride lived in two rooms in Allie
gheny. Later. when the United States Steel
Corporation was organized. some old mills
owned by the Clarks were taken over and
Charles Clark received q considerable fortune.
Alleging that her husband practically deserted
her after that. Mrs. Clark obtained a divorce.
1t is asserted that the present suit has been
brought against Donnelly TO discredit him
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
IN THE PRIVATE SALES mAekr

Van Winkls & Scott have sold a client to \, r,
bcraiian the three story brick hathorse with .tor. ~
south side Of Norris Park ave- eghty-rve feet 80. -
Unionport Road. Van Nest VI
Hall j. How & Co. have sold FOR J. Allen and r1r, 6
Townsend block ot about thirty-fv. lots b,r.. g.
Gun Hill and woodIawn roads. 210th St ana Wsvrn 80.
Robert r. Rainey hsE sold FOR a client No aos W..
feet. '-'
G. schwesisr has sold for Sarah fIir.hhors N. c,
story hathouse and store No 225i 7th ave. ., ,t 80
feet. '"
Harry L Rosen has bought No. s5 West rts+b =. .
six hathouse with stores on lot 25x1oo IL e..
c. Tuou & Co. have sold to G. Lordi the two av. .,
tenement houses Nos 254 and 25s Nassau A. rs,oos
They plot 6OTi0o feet
f. Henry Eckhsrdt has sold for Peter z,r6., =.
Taber Bayles and Mortimer Baldwin IN. ,orr - =
double tenement house at No. act West s1,t :, -"
25x1Oo feet va -
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
TERRACE COURT SOLD
UPTOWN LOTS IN DEAL.
Builders 4ctiCe tn the Borough Of
Queens.

Several big realty deals perfected yes
terday. One OF the principal transactions was
the sale by Sawson & Hobbs for the West Side
Construction Company, OF whicn Jacob Axelrod
is president, OF the Terrace Court. a ten
story hreproof apartment house on a plot l45x
II feet, at the southeast corner OF 93d ST.
and Riverside Drive. The property held
at S7O0.OOO. The buyer is an investor.
The Columbian Realty Company Is the buyer
OF the Jermyn, twelve-story apartment house.
on a plot S7.3xs1 .6x75x1254 feet. at the south
west corner of 61st st. and Broadway. II gave
in part payment ii block OF lots bounded by
171st and 172d SITS. Broadway and ST. Nicholas
ave. The dimensions Of the block 200.11x
19Ox151 9x217S feet
Plans for forty-seven buildings TO cost
S3O3, 1SJ. filed in the Bureau OF Buildings
In the Borough OF Queens last week. Forty-one
different owners Of property represented in
the new construction work. All except ten build
ings are to be one and two family houses. One
set OF plans filed for a public school. to be
erected by the city in the 4th Ward. The school
will occupy a site in Johnson ave. between
Jamaica and Stewart sves.. Richmond Hill. and
its estimated cost Is S1S2,OOO. Twenty of the
proposed buildings are TO be erected In the old
town of Newtown and fifteen in what as for
merly Jamaica township. The others about
equally divided among Long Island City.
Flushing and the ROCkaways. Since January !
last the total estimated value OF buildings
erected in the Borough of Queens is $14.3 ,06S.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
MURDERS DEPoPULATE TOWN

CIio. Ark. Nov. 29.-Clio. the home of 800 lumber
mill employees and their families is to be depopu-
lated as the result of order issued by Judge
Elliott OF Little Rock which grew out Of the triple
assassination here Monday of Clarence l., Bush
Thomas Gadfrey and A. r. McEwen, who were
shot down as they stepped from a Cotton Belt
train. 1t is said the killing resulted from a feud
between rival lumber companies Judge Elliott has
ordered the mills of the Bluff City Lumber Com
pany at Clio closed and all the employees dis
charged The company is in the hands Of a re-
ceiver appointed by the court
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
ExToRTloN CHARGE FOLLOWS THEFT.

Mrs. Carmen Campbell, OF St. Louis, who was
robbed at the Hotel Cumberland last September of
1880 worth OF Jewels, and for which crime Charles
Yates, a bellboy. sentenced TO state prison
for four and a half years last week. was the COM
plainant against John Dorwegan. OF No COS Eighth
avenue. in the Tombs court yesterday morning,
charging him with attempt at extortion II is
charged that Dorwegan went 10 I. J. Bernard, who
represented Mrs. Campbell, and told him if enough
money was given him he would square things"
with those Sho had tbs jewelry 80 II could be re-
covered
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
Public Notices.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL
~ District Ulster County-AsnOksn RESERVOIR.
uon No 3. Ulster County. Towns OF Olive. Mar6etown
and Hurley In the Matter Of the Application Pst-
tion of J. Edward Simmons. Charles " Chadwick aud
or the Clty OF New York, 10 acquire
on behalf OF the city New York. under Chapter T24
of the Laws OF 1905 and the Acts amscdsor thereof in
the towns Of Olive. MarbistOWn Hurley Ulster
county. New York. for the providing an add
tiona hupply OF pure and wholesome OF
the city OF New NoTk.-Pubic notice hereby given
that the First Separate Report OF George Holmes smith
Henry smith and Josiah ]. Hasbgouck. appoint
ed C3nIni OF Appraisal in the above entitled
ter by an order OF this cOurI made special term
thereof held at the Court House Kingston
once OF tho Clerk OF the County Ulster the r5 6ay
OF November. 1907 and affects Numbers hun
dred aud twenty-five U22 ninety-six (el hundred
and twenty-uine Q2) ninety A. ninety C,4I one
III ndTed and eeventeen (1T.
T. 24 b. hundred twenty-five tIaal one huudrsl
and twenty seven u2D hundred thirty Q3O one
hundred ana nineteen O1D. and twenty-sx
(2ol. one hundred and SIX A OO5--A. hundred ard
t|Snty,four d24A( one hundred euty-one (ioi(
eighty five tS5l eighty-nne $50. eight rec (sS ana
enc hundred and thiTtyfouT Q34) shown the map IN
this proceeding Notice is further given appIca
tion VIII be made at Special Supreme Com.
OF the state OF New York In and FOR the rb-S
Judicial District. at the Court the CITY 81
Kingston. Ulster County. New York. dav
December 1907 ten o'clock the forenoon OF tbSt
cay soon thereafter heard for 81
order confirming said report and such Other ana
further relief may he lust Dated YorLN Nover1
Der 25th. 1907 FRANCIS KEW PFsNDT,F C'ornCra
tior "o'"-"' "al ~ Pe"crds New York CTty
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
MORE BUSINESS LEASES REPORTED.

Solomon Stern has leased for John Olson FIRST
and third lofts OF tho building containing 10 OOO
square feet, Nos 116 and 1S Wooster St. for long
term OF years.
Frederick have leased the following Broad
way corners For Matthew c. Beers. the entire first
floor In the building southeast
way and for D. l. Neuborg. the entiro
floor at the Of Broadway and 4th St.
Including Nos. and West 4th st, for John Wana-
maker the entire second in the building
northeast corner OF Broadway sfh St:
Broadway Company additional floors in the building
at the northwest corner Broadway and 18th for
Francis Bsnnerman the Eastern Manufacturing Com
pany the entire building No. 800 Broadway. extending
20 No 10 Mercer
Ogden & Clarhson have for the Bankers Con-
gtruction Company D. Appleton S for long
of years the containing
thousand feet building at No. % 10 IS West
8od St extending No 30 10 81 West $50 St :
for " L. McCresdy. long loft ct Nos. i45
and l47 5th ave- 10 J. n. Miller Company: For Louise
c. McCreery for twenty-cne years the house No. IS
West 37th which IS being altered for business
purposes and subet for the new lessees the
top hoor part Of the forth floor IN
Knox. q studio in the Knox Buildinr. southwest
9Th and 40th St, 10 Eugene T. Cllman; for
Henry Corn. TO the Roger Williams Silver Company.
No. $50 5th for Philip Brasnder to
". G. Hock1idge Co. loft at Nos. anG Q East 20th
St. G. Ormsby lott AZ No. SO East 22d
St. kornfeld & Schocher.
Denzer Brothers leased the Wtthaus estate
$500 square feet in the building No 10 to II East
Twelfth for r. F. Kpatrak 1900 square feet at
No. o l53 Wooster ST.; the Of Louis
Rutland & Whiting COMPANY 5000 square feet No.
"a Walker for tbs II. L. MoXley Company. 5000
square Nos II and i8 West Houston for
Trpari De Preset 5000 square feet in Nos s72 and
S74 Broome for Jaffe. 3 600 square feet Nos
Al Walker and FOR Morris f. Stern the fourth
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
NO JERoME-HEARsr STRUCK u,Rv

Justice FitzGerald. of the Supreme Court has de-
MED the motion of Howard Cans counsel for Will
lam Travers Jerome, for a struck jury to try his
sut lor libel against the Star Company and the
Evening Journal Publishing COMPANY The tuettca
after reciting the complaint and defence as set
forth in the briefs that IT not stated that
the case is either intricate important and adds
1t is settled that, except in extreme cases. struck
turies will not be ordered"
Justice FftzGerald said that from statement
furnished by the commissioner of jurors struck
jur1es have been ordered in this county in onIv
three cases In the last twenty-five years
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
MAN TRIES SUICIDE WITH CENT

Syracuse Nov. 2s.-James Burns, prisoner suf
fering from alcoholism, attempted suicide in a cell
at Police Headquarters to-day In a novel manner
He rubbed copper cent on the cement floor OF his
cell until II had sharp edge. and then severed an
artery In his left wrist. The turnkey discovered
blood flowing from the CELL and Immediately had
the man treated, but not until after he had lost
considerable bicod Burns Tin recovss
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
JEROME TO INVESTIGATE ASYLUM.

Robert E. Manley Deputy Assistant District At
torney. has been assigned by District Attorney
Jerome to investigate the charges of brutality
nistreatment made against attendants at the in
sane asylum on Wards Island. DR.. william
Mabon who called District Attorney Jerome
soon after the charges were made. told him that
he would be glad to have them investigated He
said that If such conditions existed IT was without
his knowledge II has not been decided whether TO
take the charges 10 the grand jury or make the in
vestigation through police court channels
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
TOTAL SUM OF BUILDING LOANS SAG mn

Richard g. Collins has loaned Mary vsccaro 40 o
plot 502x1144 feet. the north side oY oosy :.
1897 feet east OF White Plains John Bu,-,nv a,
and Amanda BuEsing have loaned 600 to riIonoan.
CaF1nne C1poh on plot ioox irregular the west side
Mortgage Company has loaned $4,000 to Joseph R..s on
a parcel fronting $40 feet IG0th st. 100 re~, ,es, =,
Morris All building loans
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
WILL ENLARGE EAST SIDE FACTORY.

Plans have been nlet for enlargement Of the six
factory No. 1se TO 100 Avenue c. by Henry
GOdwater BY the addition OF six story extension and
for remodelng the story storage house Of the
Brewing Company. southwest corner of
10th and 40th ST. The architects Gross e.
Keinberg Thorn & Wilson
Plans have also been filed for enargng story
and basement loft and building No 40 West attn
St. the improvements being made Walter HyaIns
Michael and Mitchell Bernstein the architects
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
INVESTIGATING coNNoRroN CASE

\ committee OF lawyers Of the Queens County
Bar Association has been investigating charges
made by several civic BODIES of Flushing to prevent
the reappointment Of Magistrate Luke J. Connor-
ton when his term expires with the year The COM
mittee will make a report Wednesday night MaPs-
trate Connorton, it is said, has assurances that
he will be reappointed
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
BENEFIT AUCTION POSTPONED

The auction sale Of boxes and seats for the bene
ht OF the Hospital for Deformities and Joint Dis
eases, Nos. 1917 and 1913 Madison avenue which
was TO take place on the afternoon OF November
a, has been postponed until Sunday evening at
o'clock at the New Circle Theatre. Broadway and
60th street. The auctioneers will be Joe" Weber
Lew" Fields, Sam Bernard, Dave warfield and
Misses Vesta Victoria, Blanche Ring, Marie Lloyd
and Mabel Fenton.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
WOMEN TO BOYCOTT CRUEL HAckmeN

boycotted IN future by number OF New Rochelle
women. who have also complained to the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals Mrs
Adrian Iselin, I'd. and Mrs. III. Q. French are
among those who are taking part In tho movement
and women in Pelham. Larchmont, Rye Harrison
and other towns have been asked to take similar
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
JUMPED TO ESCAPE ARREST.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Raleigh N G. Nov. ga giving his name
as N B. White. Richmond, Va but believed
10 be Mack Salamon OF Brooklyn. jumped
from the third story window at local hotel this
morning. seriously fnjuring himself In an attempt
to evade arrest for the larceny OF a package OF
clothing from the office Of the Southern Express
COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
HANGED WITHOUT JURY TRIAL.

lBy Telegraph to The Tribunel
Richmond, Va. Nov. 29.-John Gson, negro,
hanged in the jail yard at Madison court
house this morning for the murder OF Pearl
Thomas, a negro woman. The execution was the
first under the state constitution providing
the conviction Of selfconfessed murderers without
trial by jury and without an attorney's defence
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
City y>HOteh.
Brooklyn.

northwest corner Of Lenox and l46th II is 20
Of brick with trimmings OF Gotta. and will
frontage Q. 1910 feet and fun depth ot $40
feet.
The architect has also died plan tor the completion
sustation machine shops adjoining the sits
IN accordance ;he original designs. four
story building similar externally ,hs proposed
car house.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
CONTRACT FOR NEW YORK FIRM.

by Telegraph to Ths Tribune
Wilmington. Del. Nov 2s--The Seacoast Con-
struction Company of New York was awarded the
contract to-day on its bid OF $4,000 10 build a
ietty at Cold Spring Inlet, Cape May N J. The
work, which will be directed by Major FlagIer
the United Sites engineer here. is in connection
with the new 9 800 900 harbor at Cane Ma
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
THE MILTON APARTMENT HOUSE so,o

Arnold & Byrne have sold for Ioui. Bernst.In q, -.
Fairhsld Realty Company the Milton a five story sn.rt
unent house a plot 6Ox1OO feet at the portbva., 80
me- OF 14sth 81. and Tth ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

Joseph p Day sold at foreclosure to sas Cariuc
81. six story tenement house. store on plo,
x6o rse 70 Isaac Schneider for $40 The amour.
due was about ssscoo Hs also soli foreclosure NJ
?2s Esxt 2ssh s three story fscr,s ana Tires story
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
NEW CAR HOUSE PROJECT.

a. y Porter. architect for the York city Railway
Company, acting for Adrian Douglas Robin
receivers. has filed plans with Buildings superin-
tendeHt Murpay foT TWO story Once building and car
honss. te sgAs for tie Metropolitan systea At .he
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
ORDERS ONE HUNDRED ENGINES

Montreal, Nov. 29.-The Crank Trunk to-day
placed orders for one hundred freight and passen.
ger locomotives with Canadian and United States
builders. The cost will be about 81 10000 Deliv-
cry IS TO be completed in the first nine months of
next year.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
TO PREVENT ORIENTAL INFLUX,

Ottawa, Nov 29.-Ralph II. Smith, member Of
Parliament. British Columbia will move in Parlia-
Tnent legislation similar to the Chinese exclusion
10 prevent influx of all Oriental immigration
into Canada.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30

brick tenement house. 25xoss fest to T,I,ra,
Hague. the plaintin. for 100000.
The sale OF No. 10 Place era parcel I25xeo :,
feet the north side St 100 feet west % ~
ave. adjourned December 6
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-03-29
PE.RU-NA A MEDICAL GOMPOUND

any compound depends upon
compounded as upon the ingredients used.
First proportion ingredients drug
phamaoopA special combine
different
compound
well selected their the ENTIRELY
THE PROPORTION In which they combined
takes experience discover this
law chemistry Of pharmacy which the balance proportion
be determined. EXPERIENCE is THE ONLY GUIDE
compromising Hartman
pse In the Of the ingredients which the
remedy pena he learned little by e harmonic the action
blend the
chemical peeuaes Of several ingredient produce
beyond the criticism Of doctors, pharmacists chemists
WE REPEAT, THAT DEPENDS WAY IN WHICH
DRUGS COMBINED AS DEPENDS UPON THE DRUGS
SELVES
compound present stability which
affected by the air affected by
combined that will remain the whether the
mining the northwest the coffee plantations Of the
list the ingredients Perun would enable druggist
reproduce Pewna II the sk and sagaey by which
ingredients brought that Peuns peculiar
efheaeious eatauh remedy
virtue each ingredient possess,
the compound depends largely the and proportion In which they
medical compound can be made Of real value.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-03-29
OPEN THE WINDOWS
FRESH AIR ESSENTIAL TO PRE-.
VENT CONSUMPTION.
Dangerous 10 Neglect Even an ordin
ary Cough or cold-slmple Rem
edy Is Effective.

Good food. fresh air and rest. keep
your windows open winter and sum
Uer."
So we are told by the great scient.
lists who are certainly doing wonders
In reducing the death rate from Tuber.
culosis They also warn us not 10 neg
lect a cold or cough. aud IL is most i'm
portaut that this advice be- followed,
While the cough or cold may not bring
consumption. IL IL better TO be on the
safe side and take no chances.
Here Is a simple remedy that will
break up cold In twcuty.four hours
and cure any cough that Is durable:
Glyccrlnc. two ounces; Virgin OIL Of
Pine lPurcl, one.half ounce. good
Whisky, a half pint shake well and
use In teaspoonful doses every four
hours The ingredients can be secured
from any good prescription druggist at
small cost. but must be pure to effect
the desired results For this reason Il
IL always best 10 purchase the inEredi-
cnts separately and prepare the mix.
turc AZ home
Virgin OIL Of Pine Purcl should be
purchased only in the original half.
ounce Walls put mp for druggists to
dispense. Each vial Is enclosed In a
round wooden case with engraved
wrapper with the namc-Nirrin OIL OF
Pine tpurcl. guaranteed under tho
Food and Drug Act. June 30 1906.
Prepared only by Leach Chemical Co.
Cincinnati. q plainly printed there.
on, limitations aud oils sold IN bulk
pay dealers larger profits. hut they are
dangerous 10 health aud should never
be used