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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-10
california navel orange at so cts

California. navel oranges ct 80 cts.
a dozen. Get them while they last
at Kipling's Candy Store. 6et2
Mrs. Hubert Gill AID daughter,
Miss Amy, left this morning for their
home in Amarillo after spending a
week with Grandpa Gill.
Mrs. R. A. Caafer left yesterday
morning on al extended visiting trip
to Holdenville, 1. T., and to her old
home il Fort Smith. Ark.
Mrs. E. Morris left this morning
for her home in Shattuck, o. T. She
was here three week visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary E. Wilson.
have a blacksmith shop a1d tools
I want to rent to some good black
smith at $1,000 per month-W. S.
Morgan. Apply to 404 N. Main st.
Mrs. E. C. Bennett, of this city, and
sister, Miss Blanch Whitman, of Clar-
iada, Ia. wen to Hagerman yester-
day morning to spend two days.
Flay Lin1ey left this morning for
Portales to work there temporarily
for the Kemp Lumber Co. He has
been working in Roswell for that Co.
A chill supper INT an excellent pro-
gram at Mrs. Jas. S~utherland's, 416
ly Csc. Read the progam in today's
paper. 1t
Mrs. w. B.. Hadden and Mrs. H. L.
Goliath, WHO have been making their
home in Roswell since last May, left
last night for Ell Paso, where they ex-
pect to locate.
$50 acre farm, finely improved, 10
Gated in central Oklahoma, to trade
for property in Or near Roswell
WHAT have you got?-Carlton & Bell
opposite postoffice.
The members of the Sunday school
of. the Salvation Army will give a
concert Monday night at the new
citadel as a farewell benefit to Adjt
and Mrs. Woodward. Tickets csc.
Miss Rose Humphreys, of Dicken
soa, N. D., a magazine writer and
newspaper woman, arrived Tuesday
night to make Roswell an extended
visit and to invest in the Pecos Val
ley.
". G. Marable, ]. w. Covey and
wife and Miss Iva Northcott return.
ed to their home in Dayton last night
after spending a few days here at
tending a contest case in the lane
office.
H. r. Morrow, who left his morn.
ing for Amarillo to his du.
ties in the Morrow-Thomas Hard
ware Co., will go to Kansas City in
a few days to attend the buggymen's
convention.
The funeral of the late James Loun-
des, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
hame Loundes, was held from the
home yesterday morning at eleven
o'clock. Rev. E. Mcqueen Gray con,
Quoted the service at the South Side
cemetery, where interment was made.
All sons and daughters of Confeder-
ate Veterans are urgently requested
to represent at a meeting of the two
organizations at the Court House in
Roswell, at 1880 p. M, Thursday, Ja1-
uary 10th. CATS.
FRED J. BECK, Adjt. for S. of c. v.
MARY GREENLEE, Pres, D.of C. v
Without doubt the new Philharmon-
ic Orchestra is the most complete
musical organization in the Terrific
ry, with sixteen pieces under compe-
tent management. Their first concert
will be given at the Christian church
Friday evening at 500 p. M. Admis-
sion Csc. 66t2
Snnnkar al CnnonoorNia Club
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Smoker at Commercial Club.

There will be a smoker at the Ros-
well Commercial Clubs rooms to-
morrow night and all the members
are invited to participate. An infor
NAL program will be carried out and
refreshments served. A good time
awaits those who attend.
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Pay Your Gas Bills and Save
the Discount.

The Office of the company will be
open till ten p. M. jan. 10. After that
time no discount will be allowed. 64t3
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School books and supplies.-Makin.
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TICKETS, TICKETS, TICKETS.
R. R. Tickets to all points north
and east. Holden, 222 Main. Soft
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-07-31
Uncleanlfness.

If we accused you of uncleanliness
YOU would be insulted, but If we prove
that YOU are unclean you'll be aston
ishadl Well, we can prove 1t! NO
matter how often you battle your face
and hands, or body, as long as you use
the ordinary commercial soaps, how
ever beautifully wrapped or sweetly
scently, you are only replacing visible
dirt with invisible filth. Why? Be-
cause the average toilet soap is made
of animal fats, of dead and diseased
animals at that, and alkalis that
should never come in contact with
human skin.
Most soaps are disguised by being
highly perfumed, but as to actual
cleanliness, they are a huge joke:
Certain soaps actually produce disease
and roughness of the skin, and should
never be used for the toilet,
There is one article, however, that
can be recommended for all uses of q
bath or toilet because of its absolute
purity. Andes Great Emulsion, one
of the famous Andes remedies, Is
nothing more than a purely vegetable
medicated toilet soap, costing only ten
cents a cake, or three for twenty-five
cents. 1t contains only vegetable oils
snd no alkalis. 1t is therefore a boon
in treating all kinds of skin diseases
and while a medicated article Of great
virtue, is cheap enough for every day
use in lieu of the ordinary impure
stuff now upon the market. q. A,
Milford, Abbeville, 8. c., are ,distribu.
tors of Andes Great Remedies, and 1t
Is. worth your while to call on them
for this little "cleaner" and know that
you are clean.
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q BOIL WEEVIL.
President Jordan Will PrOb1y In
yestisate New Prentive Spray.

yestisate New PrentiVe spray.
Atlanta, Ga, July 22.-President
Harvie Jordan, of the Southern cot
ton association, will probably investi-
gate new spray of turpentine which is
said to be an effective preventive OF
boil veevil, and if he finds that it
does the work, he will probably
recommend it TO farmers as a means
of getting rid of the pest.
The spray was originated by a
Louisiana farmer, who is said to have
got good results with it. The spray
consists of one part turpentine to ten
parts of water, and plant Is sprayed
with it every ten days. Sprays have
been used effectively on fruit trees
and plants, and farmers are watching
with great interest further expert
ments that may be made with a spray
of turpentine on cotton. ..
President Jordan will tour Loulsl-
ana, making speeches in the interest
of the association, and while there ne
will see what results have followed.
the use of it. Should it prove effectiVe,it
would be the most remarkable dis
covery Of recent years, as no other
method. has yet been found which
stops the pest.
President Jordan spoke Friday at
Garner, N, c., and yester day at
Raleigh. After he spoke at Union, 3.
C. on July 10Th, at Spartanburg on
July 3Oth, and at Gatfney on July
3lst, he will 60 into Texas.
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The Business Man and Missions

There is yet some skepticism as
to the value of foreign mission. This
is not seldom found among business
men who are accustomed TO definite,
practical, tangible results. Converts
they expect to be proportionate to
effort and expenditure. The process
of transforming uncristisn ideals, of
changing beliefs and removing super
stitions deep rooted in the lives of a
people is necessarily slow and un-
productive of immediate large results.
To meet this skepticism it has
been suggested that the churches
select a commission of representative
business men, whose judgment all
would accept, to visit the mission
fields and make a join report OF
their conclusions. The plan is both
practicable and wise. 1t is in accord
with the custom now common among
governments and productive of truer
knowledge. wider views, and deeper
international sympathy. Southern
Christian Advocate.
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Abbeville solid.

AbbeVille is kicking eff her old coat and
getting right down TO business. There may
have been some room 10 complain at her In
former days but now she is waking up. Her
people are beginning to realize that any In
d nstry brought to the town helps the indi-
vidual; that q new cotton mill means a GER
estate they OWL; that an Ice plant and laun-
dry means ten thousand dollars kept at home
instead CT being sent TO Athens,or GreenvIlle.
or Laureps. or Charlotte, where we can never
get another chance at 1t. What Is the use o
our helping TO increase the wealth OF Green
wood by giving them six or eight thousand
dollars for Ice each year. Greenwood ie not
In the habit of helping Abbeville and yet W f
must pay her tribute. The people OF Able
vile are learning and learning fast. We
have been in the school Of experience many
ears now, and hereafter, II any OF our siStT
towns bid against rs they will have to pay
face value for the goods.
We are in the market for improvements
and have the right prices.
Those who are going the rounds with a pes
%tilentisl look on their physiognomies, COM
planning that values are fictitious in Able
VILE, that real estate Is so high, such we
wish to put on notice that real estate here
will never be any cheaper. and further, that q
very few years hence property will be just
twice as high as 1t Is now! 80. II you
are waiting until property ia lower before
you buy q home in Abbeville you'd better
move to the country quick! People talk
about property being high here, our own peo-
pie. They do not stop to think about the
strides we are making. they dream about olu
Abbeville with the horse racks in the square.
They are asleep, dormant, h%ybernating
property In Abbeville high! Why its cheap
or than any city in the land. Just you wall
until the price falls will you. II you could
see the gray hairs on your lace at your finale
OF the wait You would close the trade with
real estate men right o and get on the
crest OF the tide that is surely moving on TO
It's copsumation in one OF the very first citiet
OF South Carolina.
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South Carolina Presbysery.

There was a call meeting Of Presbytery in
the Presbyterian church in this city on Tues
day the S0lh July. The object OF the meeting
was to dissolve the pastoral relation existing
betw Rev. ]. c. Shive and Upper Long
Cane Church. The church was represented
by commissioners chosen by the coDgrega-
ton and Rev. J. c. Shlve appeared on his
own behalf. The church concurred In the
request for the dissolution by q unanimous
vote and at the some time adopted resolu.
tions expressing It's sincere regret hat cir
cumstapces made such action necessary.
The church has been most prosperous during
the pastorRte.
The Presbytery was called to order by the
Moderator, Julius E. Boggs. w. A. Temple
ton was made clerk pro. tenn. and announced
q quorum present, to-wil: Revs. ]. G. Shive.
John g. Henderson and j. B. HilIhouse and
Elder W. A. Templeton.
The mollUn 10 dissolve the pastoral relation
was agreed TO after some appropriate remarks
By Rev. ]. g. Henderson. The minute was
read and approved and the call meeting OF
Presby terry was adjourned. .
Rev. J. G. ShiVe goes to the Theological
Seminary al Richmond 10 take q post gradu-
ate course. His zeal and enthusiasm will be
greatly missed in the bounds OF the Presby-
terry while he Is absent.
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School Trustees.
Office of superintendent Of Education

Office Of superintendent Of Education
The following trustees have been appointed
for two years beginning July 9. lsU
District No. III. w. Carlisle. 8. F. Epps' l..
District No IS. 8. Boles, Monroe Cook, J.
District No. 3-Dr. Thos. Kirkpatrick, E. W.
Harper, Jas. Hardin.
District No: EJno; T. Baskin, W. P. Mccar-
ie Sts sTpa no. Gs. A. Speed, g. W. Shaw, F.
District No. s-Marion Bonds, p. B Parnell'
y? Pi IS aea'S No. 7-R. o. Bell, J. N. Cooley Arch
District No. s-aeo.. speer, J.F clink'cales'
District No. s-s. 9. Riley, A. o. Grant, D.
District No. lO-Dr. ]. M. Carlton, J.F. suth.
erland. T. B. Frasier:
District No. 1l-Albert Gilbert I. L. Leroy
6tstrict No. 12-.G. ]. Sanders, J. F. Single
District No. Is-s. L. Edmnnds, "a. Still
well. W.. B: Quarles; puor
District No. At. ]. Britt, ]. F. ime
District No. l5-Dr. ]. B. Britt, VIM Morrah.
District No. is-G. A. Harvey, W. P. Wide
District No. I7NJno. 8. Martin, W.. Black.
District No. 1s-James Link. W. b. McKin.
ni Bis Sicsi No. IsNj. D.. Klnga Chas. Graves,
District No. 2O-John T. Cheatham, Jas. A.
Gillian, Jas. 3 Williams.
District No. I'D. A. Wardlaw, L. A.. Jack
District No. a~City Graded School.
District No. 28-John G. Ferguson, F. w.
Wilson, B. NJ. Chestham.
District No. 2EW. B. Leslie, A. M. Reid,
DISTRICT No. S-Johh E. Brown. Will Ellis,
District No. Ss-J. R. Grant, @. s. Lewis,
District No. N~s.J. Wakefield, R. A. Kea-
District No. S-Ray suber. W. W. Wilson,
district No. @-P. L. Busby. T. L. Ferguson,
District No. W-w. R. Ellis, W. B. Uldrick,
District No. S1-R. H. Stevenson, T. h. Bolts
District No. a2-Tate Burnett, Thos, W. MIL
Ter. B.. J. Stock man.
District No. st. P. Thomson, T. E. Purdy.
District No. s4-To be appointed.
District No. $50. w. Mckee, Jno. 81. Nick.
les, A. Foster Seawright.
District No. 36-J. d. Green, P. B. Carwile,
district No. ST.. R. Pruitt, I. ]. Bowen,
District No. S-Dr. F. Y. Pressly, ], R. Bell,
District No. SC. H. Dodson, All Agnew. ].
District No. 4o-J. E. Mundy. g. T. Mundy.
8. u. Bolts.
District No. ID. q. Price, j. +. Smltn, W..
P. Williamson.
District No. 42-R. A. Richey, Thos. Fergu-
son, Thos. Reid.
District No. $50 be filled.
District No. III. A. Black, II. B. Madison,
W. A. Callahan.
District No. Isl. r. Sheffield, Brooks jam
ison, Melvin Ashley.
District No. AL. o. Robinson, Jas. A. Pru-
1T, Sam Fisher.
District No. 47-E. NJ. Richey, DE- Kenne-
dy, ]. Will Ashley.
District No. Isl. A. Brown, Joe 3. Cress-
we'll, j. A. Young.
District No. AL. NJ. Patterson, w. H. Nc
Kee. WI. Cam.
District No. 50-No district.
District No. 5l-J. A. Campbell, ". Wright,
w. T. Cunningham.
District No. 52-F. h. Gable, J. o. Bowick, j.
Robt, Cresswell.
District No, ST.. A. Fancy, Jas. r. Thorn
ton, Will McNeill.
You will meet and organize your boards,
electing a chairman and q clerk and report to
this office your clerks name and address.
Also you will call upon the old boards and
get ali property OF your district, such as regis-
ters. land titles, insurance papers, copy OF
school law, etc. r. B. CHEATHAM,
Supt. Ed. Abbeville Co.
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FARMERS union BUREAU.
Conducted by S. c. Farmers Union
Wake up, Farmers, the Dawn OF Day
is At Hand.

is At Hand.
The morning ofa brighter day for farmers
10 al hand. The cocks crow OF the Farmers
Union 10 now ringing throughout the South.
land. We estimate that there are now In the
field about three hundred Farmers union
organizers and lecturers spreading. their
wings, sailing through the South singing the
swan song OF profitable prices to the farmer
for his money crop cotton, which Is sure TO
bring prosperity to every other necessary GO.
cupetion 10 the South. Faymers, heed the
trumpet sound when you are called TO meet
at these farmer rally meetings. Go to the
railroads and meet your speakers ana carry
them ont to your homes and take care OF
these missionaries which will save these
servants from 81 to So per day and won't cost
you much.
Farmers, you are q weak, unimportant,
good-for.nothing sort Of people, unorganized;
but the most powerful craftsmen on earth
when you are organized.
Give me thirty good sturdy farmers that
will stand firm, shoulder to shoulder, . we
can carry q great log that five men could not
shake. Give Us one million good farmers
carrying upon average two bales OF cotton
each and we are independent OF all the cotton
bears and bulls on earth.
Farmers, get together now and line up Tor
good. II you all keep on saying. the farmers
won't stick. then the farmers will not stick;
but il You ali will stick when there is some
thing 10 stick to, hen the farmers will rally
for the good Of all and come together with
the determination to make II to the Interest
of every farmer In the organization TO come
together and then something will be done.
All our live Farmers Unions are doing some
thing and saving dollars as we'll as doing
good In other lines.
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The Old Pendleton Farmers Society Of
Pendleton, 8. c., will celebrate the eighty
third anniversary OF its organization on
Thursday, August. 9Th.
A large basket picnic has been arranged for
this occasion and the public generally has
been invited. Governor Ansel has consented
to address the people on this occasion and a
large attendance ia expected.
a tablet bearing inscriptions OF the date Of
its organization will be unveiled with suita.
BILE ceremonies just before the speaking. COM
mences. A large gathering OF people Is ex-
pected TO be present. The speaking and pic
bio will be held in the beautiful park in rear
OF the Farmers Hall.
j. {. Stribling, President.
B. Harris, Secretary.
P. e.-Col. r. A. Thompson Will perform the
ceremony OF unwilling the tablet and Hon.
Julius E. Boggs will speak on the necessity
for farmers Organizations.
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"Kuso" the great disinfectant at Milford's
Drug Store. Phone l0Z.
Best soda water and the finest soda foun-
tain in upper South Carolina at Milford's
Drug Store.
Where GO-FLY goes files will not 60. Use
IL on your Horses and Cattle. ESQ and SOC. St
GO-FLY keeps files of Horses and Cattle.
go and Goo. Sold by c. A. Milford, and Meal
lister & Black, Mt. Carmel. 81
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p. Rosenberg & Co.
Farms for Sale.
Southwest Georgia.

700 acres, l0-horse farm In high state
of cultivation and 300 acres in fine TIM
Der, near banking town, one mile of
railroad. Many other fine propositions
of small and large places. City prop
erty handled. A variety works for
sale. Fine tobacco farms. sugar cane
and cotton lands, close to the largest
tobacco farm In the world. Write for
what you want.
f. E. PARKER, Pelham, Ga.
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The Hotel Bar.

A BAR to heaven, a door to hell
Whoever named IL, named 1t we'll.
A bar to maniiness and wealth,
A door to want and broken health;
A bar TO honor, pride, and fame,
A. door TO sin. and grief. and shame;
A bar to hope, a bar TO prayer,
A door to darkness and despair:
A bar to honored. useful life,
A door to brswling, senseless strife;
A bar to all that's true and brave,
A door TO every drunkard's grave;
A bar to joys that home imparts,
A door to tears and aching hearts:
a bar to heaven, a door to hell
Whoever named it, namedit we'll
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GOOD FARM
Sale Or Rent

HAVE DECIDED TO CHANGE MY BUS
Il mess, and in consequence OF when l OF.
fer for rent or sale my place one.nali VI mile
rom The Incorporate limits of A6beville,
known as the lief Davis place." containing
acres. There is a good Six () room
house, large new barn, three tenant houses
lion fine peiehbUrhood q three horse farm.
| will sell smaller tracts II parties desire.
g.. C. DUSENBERRY.
June 26, 1907. II
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New Building

Work is being pushed as rapidly as
possible on our New Building and when
completed will be one of the most modern
as we'll as one of the most attractive in
the State. W. shall carry every line OF
merchandise heretofore carried by us
with additions. We will specialize on
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Mems Furn-
ishings, and will be able all the time to
furnish the buying public the newest and
latest styles in these lines.
Our long experience will serve us well
in making selections, and buying only
from the very best houses insures to US
the full value qualities.
We have already secured the Cuppen-
helm and Hackett Carhart lines of Cloth
ing-any one at all familiar with the best
Clothing makers of the country needs to
be told nothing by us of these people.
We shall continue to handle only the
best Shoes. Krippendof's for the ladies
and Hanan's for men have few equals and
no s%uperiors.
We expect to keep a large stock of Farm
Implements than ever before, and hope to
be able to furnish to the farmers every
thing used on the fran. We want your
Business. We will be prepared to serve
YOU. Good credit customers appreciated
as we'll as the cash buyer. We will look
carefully after the interests of all.
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Raptisms and the Association.

After nine days OF excellent and profitable
preaching by Or. j. D.. Chapman, the pro-
Iraoted meeting 1T the Baptist church closed
July 10Th. On Sunday night, the 2lst, twelve
happy converts were baptized In the presence
The AbbevilIe Baptist Association will
meet at Donclds August 81. Every church is
expected TO send delegates.
A. G. wilkins,
Moderator.
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Wednesday, July 81, 1907.
Officers OF the Commercial Club.

Officers OF the Commercial Club.
At the frat annual meeting OF the Com
mercial Club held last Friday the following
officers were elected:
F. E. Harrison, President,
q. A. Neuffer, lst Vice President.
r. 3. Link, End Vice President,
II. G. Smith, Secretary and Treasurer:
The old Board OF Directors was re-eiectS9'
White, deceased. The members are AZ loi-
lows:
F.. Z. Harrison, l.. W. Dlck,,
VIZ Greene, Robt: >; Linz,
q. A. Neutfer. Frank b. Gary,
j. P. Quarles, Us. STARK. ,
The Club ia in q 1ourlshing condition anu
ia dong q good work for the city. since we
nave IL, We wonder how we managed 10 10
without II SO long.
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Estate Of Francis Arnold, Decd
Notice of Settlement and Application
for Final Discharge.

Take notice that on the 25th day, OF July,
100, l will render q dnala account oI my ac.,
Frapcis Arnold. deceased, in the ONCE OF
Judge OF Probate for Abbeville County at ~
O'Clock a, No., and on the same day Will apply
Sor a final discharge from my trust as SUCH.
All persOns having demands against sara
esiate will present them for payment on or
hefore that day, proven and authenticated or
be forever barred.
ExecutrlX.
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Paints, floor stains, brushes and all the or
ticles to make your home look new, at MIL
ford's.
One OF those featherweight suit cases at Ro-
senberg's. The very thing for q lady.
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Locals.

When you get Nunnally's Zee Cream, you
know you pave The best. You can getlt al
Mem urray's only.
If you want O good milk shake or a saucer
of The Best Ice cream 60 To the McMurray
Drug Co. they have 1t.
Try our guaranteed corn sheller.-only IL
cents. 1t will do the work-the McMurray
Drug Co.
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The Honorable ]. E. Boggs was In town the
first OF the week. MIR. Boggs came 10 the city
as moderator OF q call meeting OF Presbytery.
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New Telephones.

ANCW 0NISPHOHNBs
Aiken, Wyatt. residence 2os.
Andrews, WI, residence ia.
Bowie, ]. r., residence 7l-4.
Calvert, DR.. e.. E., residences l5S.
Cox, j. D., residence 20l.
Caldwell, l.. D.. residence W4.
Cochran, Mrs. T. H., residence 1873.
Express office 14.
Fergerson. w. D., residence l9l.
Gillian, Henry, residence "a.
Gore, W. A, residence lB.
Putnam, T. A., residence II.
Richie, Mrs. e r., residence III.
simmons, r. j., residence DR.
Smith, A. NJ, residence l58.
White, Z. g., residence III.
Please mark out old lumber ia, lS3, lsl
I'll. ISL, IL, ii, "a. So, 16S.
Eatoto of Francis Arnold. Dae'd,