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New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
REALTY NOTES

The Manhattan plans for new buildings recorded
yesterday comprise a six story fiat house to be
built for Charles r. Faroulo. as owner on the
premises No. 450 East 1lth st, at cost of So 600
+. r. Wood d CO. and Sheldon & Becker wers
the brokers in the sale of No 50 Riverside Drive
five story American basement dwelling house re-
Gently reported sold.
An exchange of memberships has been arranged
between the Boston Real Estate Exchange and the
Auction Board and the Real Estate Board OF
Brokers Of this city for the mutual benefit of these
organizations David A. Clarkson president of the
Real Estate Board Of Brokers. has been elected \
nonresident member Of the Boston exchange and
hsaicrick H. Viaux. treasurer of the latter asso-
citation. has been elected a nonresident member OF
the Board of Brokers.
Burrill Brothers have sold the three story and
basement brownstone private house No ass I'd ST
between Sixth and Seventh aves BROOKLYN for
Mrs. Lille D. Brill to Mrs. Sarah J. Arquinbau
John II. Berry the broker in the sa for the
liarcourt Realty Company TO {. NJ Sverman a.
son of the buildings NOS a5i and 2is Bowery on a
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
MAZE COMPANY SELLS THE CECILE.
Two West 120th st. Houses Also Change
Hands

James Kyle & Sons have sold for the Maze Real
ty Company the Cecile, five story apartment
house Nos. 1s2 and 164 East 46th ST. 40x100 feet.
John II. Berry has sold for the Harcourt Realty
Company c. VI. Silvernlan & Son the two three
story and basement high stoop dwelling houses
Nos LIS AMI 15S West 12oth st. 16sx1no feet each,
for SANoo
The estate Of Robert Z. Westcott Is said TO
have bought Nos. III and 173 West 47th st, two
three story buildings a plot 4ox1oo5 feet. 1t
owns the adjoining properties. Nos, 167 and 1s9
and No Us l79 West 47th and Nos. 7o9 and IL
1th
Elias Gussaror has bought the southeast corner
on which he Will erect six story elevator apart
ment house
A. Gutenberg & Son have sold for Lizzie Eder
the six story tenement No SO West 125th. st. on
2 lot 27x1c011 feet. Also sold for Blanche Corse
rhe plot. 50x15O feet. the side Of Post ave.
2Hh feet north of Dyckrnan ST.
E. Christensen has sold TO Jacob Greenfield No
21h2 Madison ave. northwest corner of 122d St 4
four story fathouse lot 10 11xs0 feet. The buyer
gives in part payment house at Morsenere. \. J.
". Hamilton Mcbride has sold for the u I.
Block Company No go West 135th 81 4 five story
apartment house. plot 3s.7x9a11 feet. Mr. Nc
Bride recently sold No 622 adjoining.
r. ] Browns Sons have sold for John F Hell
rneCke the plot. 50x138 feet. on the north side Of
765th st, IS feet of ~ ave The purchas ser
will Immediately improve the site
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
MANY LEASES REPORTED.

James Kyle & Sons have leased for Thomas Dillon
the house No. 435 East 56th st. for Mrs. Joseph
the house No. 212 East 18Th for Mr.. Blake the
house No. 125 East 5sth st, and for Mr.. Kelly the
loft 10. 24o East 27th st
Louis SChrsg has leased for Oestreicher Brothers
store and basement in the building at tn. south
east corner Of 18th st and 9Th II. A. Doyle
who will open another branch store for the sale Of
trunks and leather goods. also. leased, for the
. Neil & Bristol Restaurant Company two lofts
- the building No. @s4 6th to Ludwig Torok
term Of nine years for r. p. Reichhem & Co to
the Richmond Lunch the store, basement and sub
basement No % John also. for term of Gig hi
Years the three upper floors at Nos 81 and 50 Park
Row for the estate of Jay Gould Bernard
Kreizo". Al d. in conjunction with L. Tanebaum &
SRA Iss, the buildings Nos. 42S and 42s Washington
ST for a term of three years the Atlantic Maca-
roni Company.
NJ. & /. Hess have leased for the Arnold estate
1,"s square feet Of space in No. q 10 81 West
23d st: for J. g. Goldsmith 800 square feet of
space in Nos AZ and ~ Bond st; for Isaac Stern
the q No. 162 West ed ST. and for Isabel Fl
Haw"s the store at the southeast corner OF Broad
way and 18th 81. All these are for term of ten
years
Van Nhet & Place have rented the three story
dwelling house No. 22S West 1lth st. for Daniel
Rosenbaum for the term FIVE years: also he
dwelling house No. ~ West Washington Place for
the Dunno Methodist Episcopal Church for term
Of years.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
NEAR MuT1NY ON PANAMA STEAMER
Later Captain and Crew Fight on Fier-
Former Arrested

The one solitary vessel that flies the flag Of the
Republic Of Panama steamed into port yesterday
with trouble on board. The vessel is named the
Barnes and was manned by an American crew.
most of which was picked M in Boston Just
before the vessel left that port March 60 When
the vessel left Jamaica for this port with cargo
O bananas consigned TO Cuneo & Co the kicking
crew encountered treatment from the captain. it
is said and d bin IF fare which the fss of Panama
was unable remedy.
Captain Watts and his crew had a hot row later
in the dav on the Funeo Line pier. In tho tight the
captain knocked down. Assistant Engineer
Ncen obtained warrant. and late in the day tho
captain arrested and taken to the Tombs court.
where he released on bail for examination this
morning on charge of assault.
The men declare that their ratiors during most
OF the trip consisted of salt horse which they
could hardly stomach. bananas and bread. and not
enough of that So when the vessel arrived yester-
day al the except the captain ana the chief
engineer quit their joins. led hy Chief Officer Rorc
When seen last night his vessel the captsin
laughed heartily at the stories recountiug th.4
troubles Of the crew. making general denial of
the charges Tie said,
Tho trouble lay with this Duchnlan Of \ chief
Officer end Lack. the second mate Neither Of these
men had enough force IN him enforce discipline
Why. IL there had been mutiny. that fellow
Rorch would have jumped overheard. As for food
the got just good Tations handed out
~ any tramp steamer. | hit Neen on the pier
today but ii in self defence. and don't OK
pett much trouble in clearing myself court to-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
FOR EIGHTH AVENUE PLOT, sac, sos
A Broadway Parcel Also Disposed of in the.
Vesey Street Rooms.

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms yester-
day Joseph p Day sold No. 96 Sth ave. 4 four
story house with store, 25SxD feet. to the
MOO feet, at the southwest corner of 152d St and
Broadway, to the plaintiff for $3.50; three story
dwelling house on plot 60x100 feet, on the south
side of l52d St 100 feet west of Broadway, TO the
plaintiff s2525; No $50 to $50 uSth st. 4aS feet
of Pleasant ave, to William H Schmihl for
$50 80 and No. 50 Allen ST. 2410x8i6 by . by SIS
feet six story tenement house. with store, to
Samuel Fleck for s45,3oo
Mr.. Day adjourned the sale Of parcel at the
northeast corner Of Barclay and Washington sts..
197x by 62S by 762 feet by Irregular four and five
story loft buildings 10 April 90 the sale OF No. SS
Tandewater st. IA by 30 feet by irregular. two
story tenement house. April %, and also the sale
Of No 40 West 165th p by 1925 feet by iTreg-
uar a three story dwelling house to April %.
The auction offerings to-day will be follows:
BY Joseph Day: 81 51st St n $. s41h Of 9Th
Wallace al; Britt. atty; L Rich. ref: amt due
So. etc. mtse Of
$4,000 I'LL and I113 Jennings st. 106 It " OF
Wilkins Pl 15x100 2x 1x160 it, two sty faiths Solo
atty: F Fitzgerald s11, l59 IS; taxes.
S16: three prior asgregatng S42IS1 69
2l67 to 2177 1th 10th 9H11x15 # 6 sly
fah and store; Isaac Iiberrnan ct al agt Green
ref amt due, $40 12 60 etc S1eS2 81 sub to a
first mtEe Of $4,000 and mechanic lien OF s292 TO
a chnttel nntge s1.15n,
BY Bran L Kennedy: 50 25th 315 u Of 6th
a1 251as # stv dvls h: Warren 1fcConhe ast NJ Y
Teair Warren NCC;onihe atty CIuEgenheinler
ref. amt due $1,000 e sub TO ntge asgregduns S0le"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
ADMIRAL DOT AS FIRE FIGHTER.
Barnum Midget Helps Save His Hotel at
White Plains

I.eorold Kahn, a midget. Who for many years tray
elled with Barnums Circus and played with Tom
Thumb, assisted the White Plains volunteer fire
men yesterday morning in fighting blaze which
threatened destroy his hotel At White Plains
and wiped the large Brandes Brothers brick
block of adjoining.
Admiral Dot is the smallest volunteer fireman in
tie Empire State He IS a member Of the Inde-
pendents Company. White Plains.
Yesterday his wife. who is also d midget after
seeing all the guests in the hotel aroused
and getting her children TO safety, looked after the
hotel Office and bar during the absence of her
husband. She established new custom by locking
the barroom door and refusing TO sell liquor TO the
freu1eu.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
DENIES HE KILLED RosENHEIMER.

Frank Monaco who is accused by his wife Of
having killed Julius T Rosenhemer, of Pelham in
June. arraiGned yesterday before Justice kar-
bach. in Pelham Manor, waived examination and
ss a witness.
Monaco told the reporters that he knew nothing
about the murder OF Mr.. Rosenheimer, but refused
10 discuss his movements on the night the. needle
merchant was shot. Chief Of Police Marks who
brought the Italian East from Huntington, Ind
said Monaco first told him he was in Europe al
the time Of the murder. but said the next day that
he was in Pelham
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
STUDY TRANSFER CuRTAILMENT,

Under orders from the Public Service Conanls-
sion 2 detail Of inspectors is engaged IN studying
the practical operation of the curtailment OF trans
fers between the Third Avenue Railroad and the
Netropolitan Street Railway Company Inc COM
mission intends to go thoroughly into the subject,
both from legal and practical standpoint, and
the irsrecrors have been instructed to find out just
how many persons are affected and how it affects
the operation OF the road
The reports Of the inspectors will not he ready
for several DAYS hut II is understood that the COM
mission will give them the most careful considera-
tion L feels that the question at stake IS vital
one A map made the commission shows that
ffr7-seven transfer points heretofore in use have
heen maintained. while fortyeight have heen aban-
dcred-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
BIG AUCTION SALE OF LOTS.

A. meeting Yesterday of the board of directors
cf the Hunts Point Realty Company of which
Robert r. Simon is president. it was decided 10
onFr the tract of 1863 lots in The Bronx which il
owns at an absolute auction sale on TUESDAY Nav
l., az the Real Estate Exchange saIesrooms Nos
u and 10 Nesey st. Joseph ?. Day will be the
auctioneer.
1he property fronts in Hunts Point Road. Gilbert
race irvine Faile, Bryant Longfeow and Whit
TIER SIS. and kdBeWater, Garrison and Seneca aves
II also includes some lots fronting on the Bronx
River. The tract is block from the Southern
Boulevard and the Simpson ST. subway station
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
COAL MINE PEACE IN SIGHT.
Toledo Conference Accepts Tentative Agree
ment and Work May Be Resumed by May

Toledo April 16.--The scale committee OF the IN
terstate operators and coal miners has reached an
agreement on all important points at issue al
though 1t is yet work minor details Inc
tentative agreement will place the dinerent ois-
tricts on a relatively equal footing
The unions will take vote on the proposition,
which will be accepted by President Lewis on this
understanding.
Pending the result of this referendum " IS sun
probIematiCal just when the men Will return 10
work az the operators have in majority or IN
stances some details to attend to before the mines
can resume II is the opinion of men from ootn
camps that work will be resumed generally by
May l.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
OIL TRUST BOOSTS SUBSIDIARIES
Adds More Than Twelve Million Dollars to
CAPITAL of Three Companies.

The Standard Oil Company. it was stated yester-
day in dispatch from Pittsburg. has increased
the capital several of its subsidiary companies
One of its principal officers pointed out recently
that the corporations policy was not toward over
capitalization, but rather In the other direction
The companies and the capital increases are as
follows. Tinted Natural Gas Company, from s., ,oo
go to ssoo00oo City Fuel Supply Company, from
Sc 600 to 100000 and Commercial Natural Gas
Company. from 10000 to 100000
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Notice of Summons.

SCPREMD COURT, NEW YORK C9J>r LOUIS IS J
- Bows. plaintiff against A6ra1n No11A ls-1 ser
poHirit Fasoli d.tendancs desired
New County. To tha above 1a1-t- cs-=--7-ts
i5}s scyfon ana 70 ssrve c7py OF y7u- On -
PLAINTIFFS attorney within rTs1-y eay= s7- r-a ST
cas-. Of YOUR failure Or answer -E-=-- VII
against you ny default for t5= relief -s--1--
paI.d. New York. F-ebzga-y 3, 1aos -,
Tost once ADDRESS $ TaszsI $ B5r5E- ~ ua1
To The Defendsn-s Abrsrn No17- F-=--rs-- r--1-r7
sn1 Douinik Fasol- The foregoing sl-F--s g served
Hon fRS3 JAMES FTTzGERAt.I, o1e o. The -= @. -
i1th day OF March. 19os and 1ls6 rta--- L. t%s
with III. o9naP!aiT. @ in ne .s o. o.. ne e7z ~
the Borough OF Manhattan. CRY os Nv s-s --s sad
o3HP.s1S % T.Srsf nav1rs ia5s oe9n Ned IN said '7 or @ 1 ~
Patsd New YoTk M7r2h t..i T. ,oes .-,...... :,
Borough OF Manhattan New Ncr- Ct-v
S,UPREMB COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY LOUIS =
- BoTe Pai9Jtft against ts--rn N.i-7 t--.1 -~
Teresa JACOB tollnsr. defendants r-.4i y
ferdsnts You are herchv s,I7r1ons+ zrs-- con
plant in this action and - serve C-cy- u E1 s1S
se-vice Of this Simmons exclusive r - 5av @
ment vii b taken sgsi1sI Eou ey deia-.' Or 80 EEK
Datsd Neu YORK February laoS
SYDNEY " STERN FlainrtTS -r---~-~ t---s -
Post orrcs Address. 5. Nassau So E-- 5. & A@sr
To the Defendants Aoram NoE-~- E~a~rss-- Is'-i-
and poTniniS Fas2lt: The foreEol7S s-111s r..
fR9H T6H JAMES FITzSER41.o one Of r-e -a IS o. .-
Supreme Court % the state Il Nsw ICS. Est7- re
Compliant in tn- o4c- ~ -r- tIer o. -- -7rrv "
York az the county court Holss ~ -l+
been fea in said once 4rh Of F-r--i-T. l
Dated New Yora. March u 1905
SYDNEY W STERN, Flainti~s N---~-s- s. Nassau 5.
Borough OF Manhattan. New Yo-< civ
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

ST Nicholas ave e q # of 1I3d st. 76x1oo;
City Mortgage Company loans Barnard Realty .-o,
=
cen ich St No 533; Earl Smith loans Cnari- IN
ton Contracting Company wv
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Evelyn Place s.. 20 II e of Davidson ST. Tor
on. story frame shed. 201+S; Otto Nicoiai ..
owner: Chris + Lohse, architect y
IaO,b Tee Taw to PaFkNieW
Place for story frame dwelling bouses
22x56 each; Anthony W Eustis owner; hehfy a.,
Nordhem, architect. ..--'''- A~''
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

plot 40 by e1lo. The consideration was ABOUT
$4,000
/ A meeting of the West Side Taxpayers Associa
.,n I'll, he hold tonight at Nos 2s7 and 28 West
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
I0ng Island Real Estate to Let.

CoTTAGES FOR RENT AT SOUTHAMPTON, L L
~ season OF 1905. A. L SCHERMERHOF-S. 4 East
42d
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

- CIerk o. The SIrrOzstss T0u--
/ 4 HARK$ESS. A-roru-y= s7- PERI
rioner. 12s Broadway. Borough OF Na1-z-ta1
city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

yT,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW TOFK- az
= od Il16ueC1z-t. T-
- To.u.nstein. Loe~s1stsin. Jennie Sc1o31e7a.t
1n.uers4e+3 deceased Greeting Wa=-eas arthur
MsrE ~ the Cftv Of YORK has lately applied
-. SIrroga1s's Court OF County of Ner N--S
bas Certain instrument writing relating -o personal
proper duly proved the last VII ard testament
- ovfas O L--E-
Ssc.ss.d Th.--fors you and each q vou -.-sr
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

IN t-stir1Jnv whereof C3lSe1
OF the said COUNTY q Ss0 Icrz =
t.b a~a Witness. ABSER 9 LEttlN-1-
Sur-ogat. OF our said County q New YORK. A. - :
Co1,nfv grd dav March IN the year cS our L14
one thousand nine hundred AID eight -
DAM - : 80 -
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-08-22

OF nine get on at a way-station on this
liner"
There was silence.
IF there's anyone here who thinks
he would have missed us when he was
set to look for us, just let him speak
up" / continued with good-natured
raillery.
II guess you're right" said Fitzhugh.
They couldn't have missed seeing
u.s."
Exactly. And they're not on for
Sacramento, and not far from Liver
more"
well. they're only two" said Lock
hart.
How long will it take to get doz-
en- more up here?" asked.
There's a train to Niles about
noon," said one of the men. "They
could get over from there in an hour
or two more by hard riding"
1.-THE Los Angeles train comes
through about dark" said another.
Il think. gentlemen" said politely,
that we'd best look out for our de-
lenses. There's likely to be stromy
evening, l should Judge"
well" growled Wainwright, I'VE
can look out for ourselves as we'll as
the next fellow"
IF there's bloody crowns going
round, the other gang will get it's
share" said Fitzhugh. And the men
about me nodded.
was cheered to see that they need
ed nobody to do their fighting. how
ever advisable it might be to do their
thinking by deputy.
Very good" l said. Now I'll just
look about the town bit. You may
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-08-22
Worship the Cow.

In the Nilgirl hills of southern India
there dwells race of men, the Todas.
who devote the whole of their career
to the worship of the COW or. to be
precise, Of the buf..io. Their most
sacred temple is a COW house, and
the whole life OF the people is gov
erned by the most rigid observance
of the routine of dairy work, every de-
tail OF which is performed with the
most elaborate ritual. They alone can
perform the duties of milking and but
ter making who have been duly conse-
Grated for this work by fasting and
the performance OF mysterious rites.
Representing the only priesthood.
they are compelled after their initia-
ton for the rest of their days to play
the role of the dairyman. The lesser
priests may marry. but the high priest
must be celibate, at least for a given
period OF years. Polyandry Is the fam
lily rule, but divorce is unknown.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-08-22

Thatcher" laughed. MY name is
Wilton. or course you won't mention
our business"
"Oh. no. Mr.. Wilton" said Thatcher,
impressed. and shifting the quid of to-
bacco in his lantern jaws. "Of course
not"
And you needn't say anything OF
our being here at all" l continued
1T might spoil the trade"
NUNS the word" said Thatcher
I'll not let a soul know till you say
Let 'er 60 o Lord! l hope the trade
goes through. We want q lot more
capital here"
Mr.. Thatcher began to scratch his
head and to expectorate tobacco Juice
copiously. and l suspected he was
wondering what the secret might be
that he was not to betray. So made
haste to say:
"Is this stable yours?"
Eyes, sir" said Thatcher eagerly
1--WE been running 1t nigh on two
years now"
pretty good business, eh. Dick?
said Fitzhugh, looking critically about
"Nothin' to brag on" said Thatcher
disparagingly. You don't make a
fortune running livery stable in
these parts-times are too hard"
And then Mr.. Thatcher unbent, and
between periods of vigorous mastica
ton at his cud, introduced us to his
horses and eagerly explained the ad
vantages that his stable possessed
over any other this side of Oakland.
Very good" said. I'VE may want
something in your line later. We can
find you here at any time, suppose.
20 Lord, yes. l live here days and
sleep here nights. But If you want to
take look at the property before II
gets wetting you'll have to be pretty
spry."
My suggestion OF trade had misled
the worthy stableman into the impress
sion that l was considering the pur
chase Of real estate.
'I'll see about it," said.
There's big rain coming on, sure,
he said warningly, as We turned back
to the hotel.
1t was little after 1 o'clock, but as
we approached our quarters Lockhart
came running toward me.
What is it?" l asked, as he painted
out of breath.
There's special train just come
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-08-22
CHAPTER XIII.
A Piece of Strategy.

A few idlers were on the platform
of the station as we approached with
much apparent unconcern, our hands
in our overcoat pockets where the
weapons lay.
where's the train?" l asked, look
ing at the bare track.
"Yonder," grunted a native, point
ing his thumb lazily up the road where
the engine lay by the watering tank,
shaking its thirst.
well, just let me and Lockhart
walk ahead" said Fitzhugh grufIly, us
we started along the track. II
shouldn't have the first idea what we
was here for IL you was to be knocked
over"
Fitzhugh could not be much more In
the dark on this point than /, but let
him have his way. II some one was
to be shot, was ready to resign my
claim to the distinction in favor of the
first conner.
There were perhaps a score OF peo-
pie about the car.
There's Abrams" said Lockhart.
There's no danger, then" said Fitz-
hugh with grin. See, he's beckon-
ing to u.s."
We fastened forward eagerly.
What Is it?" l asked.
There's no one here" said Abrams,
with a puzzled look
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-08-22

come with me. II you please. Fitz-
hugh"
"Yes. sir"
"And Abrams and Lockhart may 90
scouting IL they like"
Abrams and Lockhart thought they
would like.
Better keep together" I continued.
whats the earliest time any one
could get here?"
1.-TWO o'clock-if they drove over"
'Ill be around here by that time.
You, Abrams, can look out for the
road and see who comes into town."
"All right, sir" said Abrams. There
won't anybody get in here without
catch sight of him."
Lockhart nodded his assent to the
boast, and after cautioning the men
who were left behind we sailed forth.
The town was a struggling, not IN
pleasing country place. The business
street was depressing with its stores
closed and its saloons open. In the
residence streets l was better pleased
Man had done little, but nature was
prodigal to make up for his omissions.
The buildings were poor and fip,sy,
but In the middle OF December the
flowers bloomed, vines were green,
bushes sent forth their leaves and the
beauty of the scene even under the
leaden skies and rising gale made 1t a
delight to the eye.
mot much OF place." said Fitz-
hugh, looking disdainfully at the build
ings. Hello! Here's Dick Thatcher.
How are you, Dick? It's a year Of
Sundays that haven't seen you. This
is-er-a friend of mine, Thatcher
you needn't mention that you've EDen
u.s.
I'VE needn't be strangers to Mr..
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-08-22
PROPER CARE OF THE SICK
Few Simple Rules Amateur Nurse
Should Remember.

Never whisper In . sickroom. Talk
In a low tone. but distinctly. so that
your patient can understand every
word spoken. Nothing Is 30 irritating
to a sick person as hearing voices
without being able to comprehend the
subject under discussion.
Never shovel coal from hod In the
sick chamber. Bring the coal In
wrapped in paper, and lay paper and
all on the fire. This will prevent
both noise and dust.
Never air a room without first COW
ering the patient.
Never flirt the sheets when making
the bed SO that the patient sitting near
will catch the eddy OF dust that al
ways follows such IN action.
Never under any circumstances tell
a patient that he is dangerously Ill.
Use The word seriously" II IL ID alb
solutely necessary that he should be
warned Of his condition. Suggestion
is frequently more powerful than med
icine, especially with hystsrioal peo-
pie.
Never sit on the edge OF sick per-
sons bed. and do not place your
chair SO that he must strain his eyes
or turn his head In order TO Zee you
Get directly in the range OF his vision
when his head IL comfortably placed
on the pillow. and stay there.
Never tell stories Of other peoples
illnesses or hard luck to ths sick per