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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14

Fairview. New and is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. John Wilson.
Mrs. ". A. Seegmiller is visiting Ia
Holden with his parents this week
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. GleaVes visited IN
Ephraim the past week with relatives.
w. j. Arnold came down from salt
Lake Friday and visited here a few days
with his family and then went over TO
LOa. Wayne county
Mrs Ciarsie PetersOn( BeaD visited in
Ephraim the past week with relatives
NJ. N. Steel of Panguitch was Rich
field visitor the past week.
Mrs. Cap Nelson went 20 Bingham on
Sunday for a visit to friends ManWiH
Nelson. her brOther-in-laW, accompanied
her.
J. E. Forshee of Salt Lake was in Rich
field the past week.
Gordon McG0ugan Of Mt. Pleasant is in
Richfield, visiting with Leo Williams,
Mildred and Stella FOrgeOn left here
Sunday for their home in Montana They
have been attending schOl here for the
past two years.
DR.. W W. Woodring of Mt. Pleasant
was i'm RIchfield Thursday.
Warren Sew of Panguitch was a Rich
field visitor the mast week.
Mr.. and Mrs Gideon Snyder OF salt
Lake have been visiting the past week in
Richfield with MIR. and Mrs. w. ii. VII
kinsOn. Mrs Snyder's parents
Lizzie Seegmiler went 10 Salt Lake 0n
THURSDAY for a visit to friends and rela-
/ tVes. From there she VIII go 70 Eureka,
to visit her sister. Mrs. Sadie Ross
Frank Baker returned this week from
Nevada.
Mrs. T. C. Webber and daughter. Flora
came down from Salt Lake on Sunday and
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. +. z.
Hoffman,.
Clay Alfred of Salina is spending the
week in Richfield with old time girl
friends
Ruby Wright was given a china shower
Wednesday night by her girl friends. A
very pleasant evening was spent and
Continued on Page II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14

but now of Salt Lake, spent one or two
days in town this week renewing old ac
quaintances.>
Mrs. Arthur Pauley spent one day of
this week at Salt Lake visiting with her
mother.
Seth Baker of Logan was in Murray
the early part of the week on short
visit.
Miss Merl Miller is expected home TO-
day from Los Angeles, where she has
been the past winter
Phil OberlandeF returned the latter part
of the week from Denver, where he par
ticipated in the recent endurance race.
p. Pickett left Monday for a two
months stay in New York City.
F. Ottley arrived the latter part of the
week after an absence of some time.
T. c. Davis and wife of Salt Lake spent
the latter part of the week in Murray Wis
iting with Mr.. Davis parents.
Warren Lyon and several other Muir
rayites spent Tuesday at Draper, where
they went TO participate in the field meet
that was held there in honor of the JOr-
dan school graduates.
Miss Nellie Gordon is slowly recovering
from an attack of appendicitis.
j. c. Sharp leaves shortly Tor Europe,
where he goes TO labor in the mission
field.
Thomas W. Powell. jT.. returned Thurs
day from southern Utah. where he has
been agent for the r. G. w. at Mapleton.
Lillian Birch and Hyrum Stauffer, both
of this city. were married the latter part
of the week.
Miss Louisa Berger became the bride Of
John GOOdall of Salt Lake the fore part
Of the week Mr.. and Mrs. Goodall will
make their home at Salt Lake.
Mrs Morris of southern Idaho is here
visiting with relatives for a short time
Walter Moore is in the city after an
absence of some time.
d. NJ. Lee is home from the east. where
he has been attending school the past
school year.
l.. Humphreys left Saturday for the
coast for an indefinite stay.
Miss Edwards entertained number of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14

her pupils Wednesday afternoon at an
outing party. They all went up TO the
foothills and luncheon was spread out
among the trees at a large grove. They
but happy.
The Murray First ward choir will hold
musical festival Monday evening at the
amusement hall. Murray musical talent
of Salt Lake Will participate in the affair.
p. West leaves shortly for the east,
where he expects to make his home in the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ottley were in
Murray for a day this week on a short
NiSiI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
SALIVA.

j., Iailiiiy "SGulhs receptloH Mas gwen
Brigham Casio at the home of the birds
Wednesday evening. The young couple
We're married last week at the Manti tenn
pie. An elaborate dinner was served and
the evening was pleasantly spent by all
present.
Mrs. y. Z. Smell delightfully."- entertained
the ladies OF the Kensington cluD at her
was served during the afternoon was one
that will long be remembered by those
present. The table vas decorated will
beautiful plants. Covers were laid for
twelve. The afternoon was spent in
pleasant conversation and various sub
jects of interest discussed.
Mr. and Mrs A. ]. GerVis have been
spending a cOupde of days Sightseeing
at Richfield.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14

guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs VII
nam u; Broadhead during the week
MIS- Emeline Sutton of Nephi spent the
week with friends in Manti.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
You Are Wrong

Some of you don't eat Mapl-Flake, simply
because it costs Is cents.
You are clinging to foods that you like far
less because they are five cents cheaper.
But you are wrong; they are dearer.
You are losing the food you like best-th
one that's all foOd-the one with the maple
favor. And all through a mistake.
You forget the cream, in the first place.
Add that cost to the food cost and see how
trifing the difference For cream costs the
same on poor food as on good food.
Mapl-Flake is all nourishment because it
all digests. That's why it costs more.
We spend 96 hours in preparing it,
That's four times the time that some others
spend. And the time is all spent for your good
your economy. Let us explain.
Starch the main part Of wheat - cannot
digest until it is made soluble.
Raw starch won't digest. When it is half
cooked, half will digest. The balance is wasted
and worse. 1t ferments and breeds germs in
the stomach.
So make that starch all digestible We
create food that's all food
Our wheat is steam cooked forfi hours
hen cured tat the E7fE- -
full heato gets ea-l O. ~,~A
$751;
80 minutes 400 degrees TN AIS4IzI<sEz
Omit fact Hk# ~ kXAHEE%
pure maple syrup. Consider simply I'd ExS4SSSk
question food value. S z * V&M&SnS
digess Is ~ ~
Of The ESI
The food that you buy because it is "--sfis==ss.zs-
cheaper MapFake. ~ an~u-
& 'S CLUBS: :'5e e. oS dh@s asf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
MEDAL FOR ADMIRAL EVANS.
David Evans Wants Presentation
Made al Los Angeles and Venice.

Hon David Evans. chairman OF the
Santa Monica Bay reception and en-
tertainment COMMITTEES, has addressed
a letter TO Governor John g Cutler,
asking that the medal presentation to
Admiral Evans by the people of Utah
be made AT Los Angeles aud Venice
instead of at san Francisco, as an
nounced.
The writer states that he has just
returned from Magdalena Bay, where
he arranged with Admiral Evans for
the anchorage al his great armada in
the waters of Santa Monica Bay, during
his visit to Los Angeles port. The
facilities offered at Venice" says Chair
man Evans, for handling and landing
in the safest and shortest time the Inn
mcnse crowds which viii visit here. are
greater at this point than any other
OF the ports in this locality. Great
preparations are being made, and large
sums OF money are being expended
Tor this purpose.
Governor Cutler Is asked 10 grant
the writer an audience and he win in
person detail the plans and point ont
the superior claims OF Venice for the
houors indicated.
Governor cutler is absent from the
city today and il II not known at
this time just what consideration ho
VIII give the proposition advanced by
the people Of Santa Monica Bay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
C. VorhIeS Selected by the Re-
gents as Professor of Bot
any and Zoology.
TAKES PLACE OF TWO MEN
DR.. Ira Cardih aud Ralph ID. Cham.
berlain step out TO Make
Room For Him.

IT, 9. Norhies has been selected h,,
The regents or the University OF Titan
to take charge OF work now being con
duced by Or, Ira Cardin and Ralph d
Chamberlain, Mr.. Norhies win beva
the title OF professor Of botany ana
zoology
Dr kingsbury this morning stated
mat this would mean some raadust-
ment Of the Wort; between DIR. suudwau
ana ana MI Norhics SO that between them
ohe TWO men would SUPERVISE tho worlr
nov heine conducted by three mon
nc reason for the rearrnngernent wac
not announced vas
III connection with this II VIII he ra.
membcred that suit was instit,,,al
-, -, tlS city court In which Dr. Cariiir
nrought action against Or. Chamber
isu' ior money duo FOR teaching ar
lhe university. II was alleged that he
Vas INDUCED TO accept the position mn
uot me approximations for which he
could not recover from the Institution
Cardiff. 80 VI "
me dealings relative 10 this matte,
caused friction between these men. ana
had something 90 do in the announced
changes Both men are Of excellent
scholastic standing
MI. Norhies will bring with him a
Ph. D. from the University of Wiscon-
SIN Where he has been working fo,,
several years '0'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
FIFTH DEATH IN
PRESENT SESSION
Grim Reaper Ha. Been Unusual.
~ Prominet n Congress
This Year.

Washington. Mach 23.--The senate
today for the first time in the present
session adjourned because death had
'obbed the body # one of its mem
'ers. The announcement that Senator
William James Bryan of Florida died
esterday was made by Senator Clay
Georgia in the absence of Senator
aliaferro. who let Washington early
Aday as membr Of the committee
Mich accompanied The body to Jack
snville.
rhe mtlmeiy oath Of Bryan who
VS. Familiarity kIown as the baby"
OF the senate. lille which he took
prize in. came home 10 the senators
win more force nan any which had
pr,eded It. Thesevere sorrows chat
lae come upon his branch OF Con-
sre since adjournment n year ago,
We a matter of cmmon comment to-
day There was no other subject Of
Conversation prior o and after the ses-
siotthan the fact that the mortality
reed OF the preset session already liz
greer than in any previous entire
CONFESS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
PETITION FOR PARDON.


\ numerously signed petition was
liied this afternoon, with the altoru.,..
general FOR presentation at the AprIi
meeting Of the state board OF pardon.
asking that il pardon Jesse AlcAI0r,,
Il few days before the completion n,
his term Of confinement In Nh. syI.
prison which occurs April 20 nov,
Tho reason for this is, thai some SIN
refuse TO confer citizenship ON ann non
son who has served term In mis-,
without being pardoued: ana as NJ
Alliln VIII remove TO- auothel. state I'm.
mediauely on being released. IA, 4. de-
slrouS of avoiding possible ,o,unl.,o-
lions as ip restoration OF MI rivi.
rights such rights Rud privilege AK
not cut on IN Utah, by imprisonp,snr
50 10 rs believed tho board Mil dnt
hesitate to extend The clemen., ~,
quesled. McMilau has proved MIN.
self more ihan AN ordinary prls,nrr
ana for several years past has been en-,
trusted with duties mar Uould unt
ordinarily be given to even trIstios
lie came here from Wyoming. and .x.
poets tn return TO that state ta rg.
side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
MASSMEET|NC ON WATER
o"e WI" BE Held Thursday Evening
In Sugar House District 10 Plan
Fight on CiH's Suit

That the city's suit brought to ouje.
utIe TO water rights in Parley's canyon
Is suri1ng up large zone of protest
Is certain, from the number of mass
meetings called to devise ways and
means of lighting the suit.
The farmers below state stree, ba,.
ing water rights in the stream arc
WAITING for decision on wbethar oy,
not their lawyers feel that the civ ca,,
pc heid responsible for costs bsfore
determining how to proceed. and nov, y
meeting is called FOR the same n,,r y" -
Dy me residents OF Sugar House ward
ana vicinity. 1t viii be held ,rbii.s
day evening in the schoolho,ss 81
! Weltth South and Ninth East strait
LAWYERS to whom the oontrao, Mir
the city exchanging Parlev's can,la,,
water for Utah lake water has bso,,
submitted, hold that the contract binds
me city to pay the expenses of flrbtine
thls suit now brought by itself Is
tney so report to the meeting Thmsdai
IL Is possible that n union of int"r'
ests VIII be made with the people lover
down and united policy of handIing
the situation worked out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
G0oDALL HEIRS SETTLE.
Appointment OF c. VI. Nelson Ends
Dispute Over Family ATairs.

The trouble that arose betv cen
members Of The family of the la,e
James Goodall over the estate left by
MIN was settled in the probate diyi-
sion OF the district court Saturday e
NJ: Nelson was appointed special ad-
ministrator under bond OF 81 Goo
ana the heirs viii mutually settle thn
matters under dispute.
shortly after the death Of AR
Goodall two petitions asking far To-.
ters or administration were flied IN,
was by son-in-law, Dayid perry and
the other by a son. Arthur Goodail
The latter accused his sister MAJ.
Goodall Perry Of having secured iron,
her father shortly before his dssti,
the sum of sl,016. which amount VA
IN bank credited to the name Of NJ
Ellen Goodall, wife Of deceased Wrs
Goodall Is In the mental hospitaI mi
ner guardian, George CottrelI mai
tanned that no one had the ai,thnri,,.
70 draw The money, as II beloneod ~
MS ward. The various petiiions ~.
letters OF administration have ba,'n
Withdrawn and the controversies ba,o
been dismissed ''"'o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
1t is On the Cards That Jury
Ask for a Discharge
Today.
TWO JURORS FOR ACQUlTTAL
Charles Denny OF Union and samuel
Oldham Steadrastly Hold out
Against Ten Associates.

At PAS this afternoon the jury in
the sullivan case had not reached a. de-
ctsinn and it is on the cards that they
VIII again ask to he discharged
from further consideration of the mat
tor as hopelessly divided as to 4 Ver-
diet and there were no prospects for
an agreement being reached After be-
ing clqseted together for two days, it
is understood the last ba Hot resulted in
a votc OF nine for verdict of FIRST
degree murder and three for a verdict
of not guilty which Il practically the
same result as recorded In the first bal
lot taken The jury yesterday after
neon filed into the courtroom for the
purpose OF receiving instructions from
Judge Armstrong, az They We're not
able TO agree, the members standing AT
the time as follows;
For conviction OH the charge of muir
der in the first degree: Hylum II. Ev-
ans foreman: Joshua HIN of sandy:
Thomas Lowry. Thomas Aston, Rob-
ert Hazen, H. II. Try. William A. Bog
CESS. william y Davis and D. l.. Muir
dock.
For conviction Of murder in the see.
ond degree: Hyrum Stoffer of Murray.
For acquittal: Charles Denny of
Union. and Samuel Oldham.
Judge Armstrong told the jury that
he had the right to appear in the
court room sunday or on holiday
under The Utah statute. lie desired
To- know whether there was any pros
pect of an agreement, and was re-
Piled to by Foreman Hyrum II. Ey-
ans, who told him they had discussed
the case thoroughly and had been
unable to come to any agreement. The
Judge said he wculd not discharge the
jury. saying If the men would review
the Instructions of the court, they
would understand The nature of their
d,lty. He then requested them to re-
tire and make another effort to agree
upon verdict, The jury then return
eel to their room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
FAILING BRAKES CAUSE
BAD ELEVATED COLLISION

Chiae0. March 23.--More than -
PEOPLE were injured in "A rear-end col
hson between a Northwestern elevat-
ed and an oak Park elevated train IT
State and Van Buren, streets early to-
day The trains consisted Of three
coaches each. all of which were
crowded.
A panic followed the crash and
many of those who escaped injuries
when the trains came together. suf-
fcicd bruises in the scramble for eX-
It's.
The oak Park train was standing
al the state street station when the
Northwestern train turning into Van
Ruren street, crashed Into II.
Among the injured were c. c. Stern
and y. X. Pollock, both of New York
Failure of Erakes 10 work properly
Is assigned as the cause of the COLI
SION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
STATE POLICE ACTIVE
Arrc>ting All Persons Armed Like
Shon-Story Westerners--Gct Al
legged postoiiicc Robbers.

RaWhide Nov, March 23.-'rhe postal
authorities here have placed undor ar
Test g. :. Young. and man named
kugslrs ON the charge of robbing the
poatoflce AT this place last week. BotA
men WHEN searched had Il large number
OF stamps on their persons. Many de-
nominations We're found including ], 2,
y aud 10 cent stamps, As this office
did not have any of the larger dcnom-
nations II Is tie belief of the authori.
yes that The stamps came from the
sparks Office, which was robbed three
umes during the past year ana that
holh men came from that point The
mon declare their innocence. They
WIN be bound over 40 the United
STATES grand jury al Carson, The
lVlal police are making a raid ON men
VINO rai1y weapons, TWO We're taken
INTO custody Yesterday. Every man
round with pistol Is arrested aud re-
neNed of tho eupon ana a flne imposed.
20 exceptions were being made II Is
n'leyed that by taking this action, IN
desirable element and those who
make "a practise Of frontier tactics VIII
pe driven from the camp The state
police are aiding the local authorities
W making arrests, The state police
nave pitched their tents on "A mining
unmp overlooking the town aud a
watch rs kept day and night, The law
aelalns clement approves OF the stand
.aton hy the state police and the lo-
Nal authorities iu FIRST making arrests
"NN investigating he cases afterwards,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
COURT DECISION ENJOYS
FEDERATION B0YC0TTlNG

Washington March American
Federation OF Labor Pesidaut Gompers
and others or thu organization wers
permanently enjoined from "conspiring
sSreeiuR, or combining a. restrain. Oh.
struct on destroy the business of the
Buck stove A Range company. M
decision rendered by Chiof Justlo Cla
haugh of the sup emo court OF no Dia.
tric, of columhh today. making per.
manent The temporary Injunction or
Justice Gould against The federation ln
that case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
BAYLESS is READY TO
" TAKE HIS MEDICINE

Mobile Ala. March D. Captain Adams.
chief Of detectives. Detective Johnson of
New York. passed through Mobile early
TODAY with Ira j. Bayless formerly as
slHtant superintendent OF the Prudential
lifc Insurance company at THEN branch
agency, Cohprs. \. y, who TX alleged 90
have len the country one year and a
hair ago taking with him $1,000 OF the
company's funds BayleBr was arrested
near san lfruncsco three weeks ago.
Baylcas according 60 the statement or
Detective Johnson. has confessed ana viii
go back 10 New York aud lake his mrdi-
cine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
TORNADO IN LOUISIANA.
Reports from East FeIiclano Indicate
That Much Damage Resulted

Baton Rouge. La March o. Reports
have been received here OF tornado
which swept through East Felicinna par
miles north of here. "a man named Rollins
" reported 30 have been killed ana many
persons are said TO have been injured
Much damage has been done by tie wind
aud rain. especially 10 The telephone ana
telegraph wires.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
AMERICAN SUGAR REPORT
SHOWS LARGE SURPLUS

Boston. March 23--rhe annual report
Of the American Sugar Refining com.
pany as nf Doc rs. 1901 Was issued to
the stockholders to-day The profit and
loss account shows net earnings FOR
the year 1907 ss.1A9,2 9li per cent diNi.
dends. Including that OF Jan. 2 1907.
Sc. gqg. $50; surplus for the year s2,ii9. 8Gl'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
FIFTY MEN WORKING.
Strike situation ut Rio Grande Shops
Remains Unchanged Today.

A nRlf hundred men are at work down
at the Rio Graude shops this morning.
some are sleeping and eating In cars In
the Nards. There rs nothing new or nm
usual about the Yards: all IL quiet and
peaceful, No new men were nut tu Wort.
touAN ana none are expected. The through
trains are an reported op time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
KooYMAN OUT OF JAIL.
lie Did MOI Escape but Went FOR
Money To PaA Fine.

Several days ago John kooyman vino
has been one OF the principals I'm str-
les of family troubles, ard who has
been arrested several times for various
onenses, Is now out of JAN
Recently he Was hned by Judge Dishl
for battery committed upon Airs Kooy-
man. Yesterday be- had three days
more 10 serve. he informed the taller
that he could borrow the money from
= frlond N permitted 10 leave the jail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
rIEsPIANs AIM IN1nnEsrrn.

Ne York, Marh 2a.--A delegation
Of thtrical men viii 20 10 Washington
this eek as q committee from the Ma
tiona Association or Theatrical Pro-
duoir Managers % attend tho heat
ings the committee on patents In Ia,
intent OF run aud comprehensive
nopysht law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
NEMsrArER nLoMN rr.

Rock Island, H., March 23.-1'he
Daily News office was dyuamitcd early
iodGY and the press room was hsdly
damaged. The paper has been attack.
ing the gamblers aud advocating local
license No one Nas Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
WORK or AGITAToRs.

today at John Hopkins hospital OF kid
ney disease. He came 10 Baltimore
some time ago from his home at New
port News, Va. TO undergo treatment
M the hospital for his malady For a
time he seemed to improve, but yes
terday suffered q relapse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
PASTOR RouGHIY mANpLrp.

uca Neh., March q rwnty men ass
s4uitta Rev f. A Miller an EtanFrlst
i.ncoln Neo-, here toda, as BIZ was
on M WAY to ihe railway station and
seIiousiy injured him ln sermon Rev.
Miler " accused ~ having criticised the
members OF a WomaEs church socletA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
GoyERNog Gump MORSE.

Boston. March 93-rhe following
bulletin on doy. Guild was ISSUED bs
Dr. window at a.20 q, M
''lhe governor has failed somewhat
during the night llis condition l.
MOI SO sood this morning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
MIGRATION OFFICERS
WILL 0EP0RT MANY.


!. ttsbure, March &C. An I'M
|. vdgatlon Is iu progress here,
4 wh, II Is said. win result Ia
!; udeportation ~ thousands OF
; u,sirable foreigners from the
! P,burg district within The next
7 fCmonths,
!. Inn r. Harper agent az large
! fCthe immigration bureau OF
l tliepartmont of commerce ana
! Ia. is IN Pittsburg now, gath.
!. er statistics incident TO com,
I mlng deportation While he
!. co not give am esiimatc as to
!. thumber Of foreigners who
!, wbc taken ont OF the Puts
I bu district. he said It would
! runto the thousands 20
crusade IS the carrying out
! ore recent order OF federal
Z aprl,les to use deportation
! as means OF checking the
1 grh OF an anarchieric senti-
!. meand me Kidding of M
l coy OF the burden OF taking
! cant INDECENT Foreigners,