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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
Pool USURPS ORATORY.
Society Halls at Lawrence University,
Hallowed with Memories, Convert
ed Into Gaming Parlors.

APPLETON, Wis, Feb. Ii Special
oh Temporal Oh Mores We are in
deed living in a decadent age. The lat
est bulletin to be issued by President
Samuel Plantz, head of Lawrence uni
ycrSty. the seat of Methodist learning in
Wisconsin, is to the effect that the so
ciety halls, on the topmost floor of the
old ivy covered university building, may
be converted into pool and billiard par
lOrS.
These rooms are two in number and TO
the Lawrence graduate are rich with as
sociations, having been for years the
homes of the Phoenix and Philalathean
literary societies. which up to a few
years ago took the place of fraternities
at Lawrence as centers of social activi-
ty. Membership to these organizations
was by election and they were most ex-
elusive in their tone. 1t was in these
halls that the more cultured of the stu
dents We're wont to gather of Friday
night ana gravely discuss questions of
student ethics and such propositions as
Resolved. that frog is heavier than a
nightingale"
Now these temples of oratory are to re-
echo with the noise of rapidly rolling
pool balls and shouts: II call the ball
into the side pocket, playing it to kiss
off the o.
1t is presumed that knowledge Of this
startling innovation will result in many
indignant communications to the faculty
Of Lawrence from alumni of the institu-
ton, to whom their connection with a
certain literary society was almost as sa-
cred as church membership and the
place Of meeting almost as sanctifcd.
Others will supposedly turn over rest
lesSly in their graves, if the news gets
TO them in some manner
President Plantz and others of the
more liberal members Of the Lawrence
faculty believe the institution of pool
and billiard tables, where they can be
under constant censorship, so that no
one may wax profane and tear the cloth
upon missing an easy shot. would not be
bad innovation, as it might keep. the
more worldly inclined students from
visiting the gilded palaces of sin down in
the town, where it is alleged that tobac-
co is retailcd.
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PROGRAMME IS READY
BUTTERMAKERS COMPLETE AR
RANGEMENTS FOR CONVENTION
Association Will Meet at the Plankin-
ton House from February
IL to IA.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan. 81, 1907
The programme for the seventh annual
convention of the Wisconsin Buttermak-
rs association, which will meet for the
i. C. time in Milwaukee, has been com
pleted. The convention will open at the
plankinton house from February IL to
If. \ special exhibit of butter VIII be
given in one of the storcrooms i'll the
rIankinton building, and the exhibit OF
machinery used in the trade Viii be
made in the large store building on Syca-
more street, near West Water street,
now under lease to Gimbel Bros. The
sum of SllUO will be distributed III
prizes in butter exhibits.
An address of welcome will be made on
the opening day by Mayor ;. NJ. Becker,
to be- followed with the address by i'reS-
dent l.. G.. Dodge of Lake Mills; the re-
ports Of the secretary aud treasurer; the
appointment of standing committees, and
an illustrated lecture, milwaukee,, the
Beautiful by X. Il. WatroUs.
The second day will be Devoted TO the
scoring Of butter and in visiting the OK
hibta. In the evening, Il programme viii
be presented, consisting of papers 10y j.
+. Joslyn of Maukato. Mimi, l.. +.
Holgcrson, Troy Center and y. Slausat-
er of Mcnomince Falls
lAuTSuay VIII ne devoted 10 papcIS
and discussions, and the speakers will
include L. 5. Baer, secretary of the
state chcoscmakers' organization and as
sstant dairy and food commissioner, and
i. ID. White Of the agricultural depart
mcnt at Washington, ID. {.
The annual banquet will be held on
Thursday evening at the plankinton, at
which Rev. John Fayilc Of Appleton
will act as POSTMASTER. The speech
making will be of an impromptu charac-
ter. 1t is expected that 800 to 700 but
termakcrs, dealers and others in the
trade will attend the convention.
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STATE NEWS NOTES.

FOND DU LAC--Wiliam Mauthc has an
nounced his candidacy as delegate to the
Republican national convention
BELOII-Whuc responding to an alarm
Thursday evening. hose company No - mct
with an accident In which Capt. Edward
Hunter was seriously and two other hremeh
slightly injured
OCONOMOWOC-R Roberts creamery was
totally destroyed by fire "Wednesday night.
William Mills ana family, who occupied a
portion of the building lost their entire
household effects.
,MADISoN,-Fo the purpose of discussing
changes to be made In the cpurse of study
of the normal schools, the presidents of
the seven schools viii be in session I'm the
capitol next Tuesday.
MARINETTE-Thc Mcnominac and Mari.
nctte Light and Traction company has nlcd
with the railroad commission a petition for
the equalization OF its rates. The company
raised Its rates som time ago
MADISON-N"w four year courses IN
chemistry to train analytical. Industrial, ag.
rcultural and soil sanitary and food ana
physiological chemists have just been ar ar.
ranged by the faculty of the university
FRIENDSliIP-U. $. Willard, a farmer
OF Springylllc, In this county, died at the
Reed4Qug sanltarum January 20 lie
II Of Friendship He was 81 years old.
MADISON-C. Bacon, saloonkeeper and
owner OF sawnilI ut Field, was handed
a negative decision by the railroad com,
the road be placed at Field Instead of
across the river III Jump River.
RACINE 1t Is reported in business cir
Giles that the Fish Bros. Manufacturing
company comp Of ,,s Clinton Ia whose wagon
would cndeavor 70 purchase the plant OF
the Fish Bros. Wagon company OF this
city,
MoNRoE-somucl Hannah. one OF the
best known farmers Of Green county, was
Killed shortly before Thursday Mr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
FIGHT In DANCE HALL
CRIES OF "SCAB" START FREE-FOR-
ALL AT WEST ALLIS.
Non union Molders and Union Workmen
Engage in Bloody Conflict at
Mask Ball.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 81, l9ot.-
Many broken heads resulted from a
free for-al fight started during mask
ball given in the dance hall OF Frank
Falk. Fifty-frst and National avenues,
West Alis, early Thursday morning.
The police may be called upon to ar
rest the men who injured Fred ie'm'
james Kitchen, $. Kaiser aud two
Hungarians, all of whom We're bauIH
cut about the face and head with peer
bottles, billiard cues and cusptdorS'
\ cry of 'scab. scab.' ~ said to nave
started the battle which lasted uhul
the hall took on the appearance OF nav
ing been canuonadcd, and the guests
frightened, had left the place.
Employees of the Allis works. nor
union moldcrs. Feeling between the
factions prevailed aud a night was
started at the mention Of the word
"scab."
DR.. $. c. McCorklc's Office, one block
west of the dance hall. was visited ny
two Hungarians and James Kitchen.
The latter had Il cut over the LETT eye
that took nine stitches to close. The at
tention of Deputy Sheriff Eugene Braun
schwcgcr, formerly marshall OF West
AlliS. was called to the trouble by
Kitchen. who has Indicated his intention
of having n warrant issued for the men
who assaulted him.
BrauusChweiger lives across the street
from Falks saloon, and reports that
many persons were injured in the fight,
but that they returned to their homes to
have their wounds dressed The hall of
Falk'S place was damaged to the extent
of about $40 by the fighters.
An investigation of the affair is now
being made by Deputy BraunschWeiger,
and if any one of the men who started
the fight can be identified by their vic
tins. arrests will undoubtedly follow.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
GREEN BAY BREWERIEs MERGE.
Hochgraye Company Purchases Vandyke
Plant for S450OO

Negotiations which have been pending for
several months viii be concluded today
ana the iIochgraye Brewing company will
become the owners OF the o. Yaudykc
Brewing cOmpany's brewery and the prop
crty owned by the corporation In the
block ia which the brewery is located.
The llochgravc company is to pay $4,000
for the brewery and the adjoining real
estate. Besides purchasing the brewery
and the real estate, the ilochgravc com
puny Is TO buy the exclusive privilege OF
selling Its beer products In the buildings
owned ana operated by the Vandykc com
pauy at this time,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
FINDS CAR A PRISON
SPARTA RAILROAD AGENT CUTS HIS
WAY TO FREEDOM.
When Heavy Doors Blow Shut Roy
Clark, Imprisoned, Makes Desperate
Fight for Life and Wins.

SrARTA, Wis, Feb. IL Special /
Roy Clark, freight agent for the Chicago
q North-W estern railroad at Sparta
went into refrigerator car. in the
freight yards to see about the heater and
while there the wind blew the heavy
double oak door shut with such force
that the big iron fasteners were shot
INTO place. and Clark found himself Il
prisoner.
The air in the ear was very dry and
warm and his position became very UNI
comfortable. He tried to attract atten-
ton by shouting, but the thickness of
the walls made his efforts frutless.
Realizing that TO remain in the car any
length OF time meant certain death, he
tried to cut hole through the door
with his pocket knife, but found that
the big oaken doors were too thick aud
strong
lie found a heavy beer keg with which
he battered the door. After an hour
and Il half of alternate batterng and
cutting with his knife, he succeeded in
eiiectlng small hole through which he
thrust his arm. He found that he could
reach the lock and Withdrawing the
bolt succeeded in getting to the ground,
but was IN such a Weakened condition
that he could scarcely reach the depot
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
WILL INCLUDE ALL DAIRYMEN.
Southern Wisconsin Cheesemakers En-
large Organization.

MONROE. Wis, Feb. 1.-THE name
of the Southern Wisconsin Cheeseman's
ers association was yesterday changed
to the Southern Wisconsin Cheeseman's
ers and Dairymen's association with the
object of bringing into the fold all who
are in any way interested in the dairy
business. The membership was increased
at the session from 100 to 800, of which
number l15 are cheesemakers.
On the exhibits of cheese prizes were
awarded as follows: Round Swiss, first,
Jacob Mueller. Jordan, 9S; second,
Christ Blazer, Brooklyn, 90; third John
Gable, Monticello, 93; block Swiss, Otto
Matter, South Wayne, 9S; Peter Acker-
man. Browntown, 81; brick, Christ Blaz,
or, South Wayne, 90; limburger, Colt
fried. Stenman, Monroe, 81.
The following officers were elected:
President. S. J. Stauffacher, Monroe;
vice president, Jacob Karlen. Jr.. Mon
roe. secretary. Henry Elmer. Monroe
treasurer, Jacob Regez, Jr., Monroe; di-
rectors. A. g. Trachsel, John Welt and
Joshua klassy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
FORAKER MEN FAVORED.
/ Cleveland Election Board Recognizes Call
by Anti-Taft Committee.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 1,-Turmoil
worse than any previous disturbance
which has marked the Foraker-Taft fight
for Ohio's presidential endorsement was
prccipDatcd by the decision of the Cuyu-
huga county board of elections that the
county committee named in a mass con
vcution of Foraker leaders is the legal
committee Of the Cuyahoga Republicans
and entitled to issue the call for prima-
rics To select state convention delegates.
The recognition of the call means that
the Foraker plan of selecting delegates
from wards. rather than from the coun-
" as whole will be followed 10y the
election board February IL.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
M. & NJ. SEEKS BRAND WORKS.
Oshkosh Manufacturing Company Invit-
ed Here.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Jan. 31.-The r.
Brand d Sons company, which had it's
factory burned Wednesday, has received
an invitation from Milwaukee to remove
10 that city. A definite offer has been
made Of factory building ready for
immediate occupancy 1t is understood
the offer came from the Milwaukee Mcr-
chants aud Manufacturers association
Of that city. William 7. Grand stated
the offer but was considering The mat
ter, He stated the firm will be in Osh-
kosh temporarily at least to finish up
work already on hand.
The g nkosh chamber Of commerce
has taken the matter mp and will en-
dcuvor to prevent milwaukee, from get
ting the concern
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
NOLAN IS A CANDIDATE.
GAINESVILLE Man Announces That He
Wants Congressional Nomination at
Republican Primaries.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Feb, III Spe-
cial. Thomas 5. Nolan, who was II. A..
Cooper's opponent in the congressional
fight two years ago, this morning an
nounced his candidacy for the Republic
an nomination at the September pri-
marics.
\ telegram was received from Pliny
Norcross. whose name has been men
toned in this nomination, in which he
states he will not be candidate. Mr..
Nolan will begin an aggressive campaign
immediately
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
FIRE WRECKS VILLAGE,
Town of Surfing, Near 0conto, Has S4o,-
900 Conhagration, Almost Wiping
Out Business District.

OCONTO, Wis, Jan. 31.-ISpccial.l
Fire last night at s O'Clock at Surfing,
in this county, totally destroyed the Der
niger general merchandise store, the
Xnglcr furniture store, two buildings oC-
cupied by johnson Il Nelson's saloon
and cigar factory and Wagner x Buses
general merchandise store, and two
buildings owned and occupied by the
John Dicck Hardware company. The
loss is about $4,000, partially covered
by Insurance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
BOY RUN OVER BY TRAIN.
Was Picking UP Coal When Freight
Struck Him.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 81, 1907. f.
Frank Mackernick, aged II years.
compelled through the extreme poverty
OF his parents to pick up coal along the
railroad tracks to keep the home warm,
was run over by n freight train Thurs
day afternoon under the liolton street
yiaduct. His right leg was crushed,
ncccssitntng amputatiou. Tho operation
was performed ut the emergency hospi-
tai Tho bog was clad in ragged gar
mcnts and was wearing his fathers
an N IT aMnne
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
An Orchestra of Murderers.

In order to relieve the monotonous life
of the convicts at Numea, the capital Of
the French penal settlement in New Cal
edonia, the authorities have consented to
the organization of an orchestra, recruit
ed from the ranks of such prisoners as
are unsteady inclined. The conductor.
who formerly played at the Paris Opera
house, has thrice been convicted Of muir
der, the first clarinet was an innkeeper
who slew six of his customers, while the
operator on the big drum made away
with his landlord. The solo cornet mur-
dered his father and the trombone his
wife.-Tit-B Bits.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
COE RETIRES FROM OFFICE.
Pension Agent Is Entertained by Fed
cral Employees.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan. II, 1907
This is Pension Agent j.. -. Goes last
day in office, his successor, Capt. i. H..
Madgeburg, beng ready TO assume
charge OF the pension agency Saturday
morning. Thursday evening Mr.. Coe
was surprised BY the gift Of Il costly
reading lamp from the employees in the
office This noon. a dinner was given ut
the Hotel Pistcr tn honor of Mr.. Coe
by the federal officials, following the
usual custom on the retirement Of an
official. Mr. Coc has served ~ pension
agent for this district for Il little ever
ten years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
VIII Found Bows Camp.

WARSAW. Ind, Feb. 1.-The Nation
al Juvenile Retirement association was
formed yesterday with these officers:
President, Judge Willis Brown, Salt
Lake City; vice president. Or. j. G. FL
sen. University Of Wisconsin; secretary,
Charles Il. Hahn Anderson, Ind. treas
urer. = w. Haynes, Portland, Ind The
plan is 10 bring thousands Of boys to-
gether at Winona lake each summer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
CONVENTION DATE is SET.
Wisconsin Consumers League Meets in
Madison February 90.

The annual convention Of tie Wiseon-
sin Consumers league will be held in
Madison, Thursday, February 20, ac-
cordinu "a an announcement received to
day by Mrs b. G. Guddcn Of this city,
president of the league. This is the first
announcement Of the date, although the
place Of meeting had been previously de
Ciucd.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
Rob Girl of Tax Money.

ELkHORN. Wis. Jan. 81 Spe-
cial. Roy Keller and Rob King, of the
town Of Geneva attacked Miss Mabel
Gibbs Of Springfield, while on her way
to Lyons. Wis, 10 pay her taxes Thurs
day afternoon and robbed her Of $40.
They We're taken to Elkhorn Friday
morning, where they viii be bound over
to tho criminal court.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
PREACHER GETSLEGACY
Rev. M. P. Shanks, Formerly of Viroqua
Falls, Heir to Fortune of Over
Two Millions.

VIROQuA, Wis, Jan. 31.-[Special.l
From a modest salary of 5000 a year
to fortune Of $2,5OO,OO0 is the expert
cuce Of Rev NJ. X. Shanks, a former
Niroqua minister, now Of Gcary. Ok.
The fortune is left by his grandfather,
Simon l.. SubIcttc, who owned large
tract of land near st. Louis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
WILL ENDORSE MESSAGE.
Congressman Henry Starts Move Among
DemOcrats

WASH MUM. =. q, Fcb. B.
Representative Henry Of Texas Is plan
ming 70 force John Sharp Williams
minority leader on the floor Of the Houae
y call a caucus Of the Democratic mem,
bcrs within tile next day or two for IN,
purpose Of ndorsing President Roose.
yelts last message 10 Congress and 10
pledge the minority g vote for the bills
sAe President demanded in the message.
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$4,000, 900 READY FOR COUPLE.

BUDAPEST Feb ! "A credit II
5000 60 has been received from NrN
YorA BY the hungarian Discount au. Tx
change bank for the account II I'LL.
Count Gud Countess Laszlo SzpcArnyi.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
To Disinfect University "Gvn y

MADISON, Wis Jan. 3l.-For the FIRST
time since lts erection IN 1898, the unlver.
tlty gymnasium Will be dislnfccted. 1t IS
believed that this action IS taken since the
outbreak or scarlet fever In the Latin quar-.
ter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06
HUNDREDS ARE FED
DAILY BY MONKS
BROTHERS AT MONASTERY SERVE
SOUP AND BREAD TO THE
WORTHY POOR.
NO QUESTIONS ARE ASKED.
On Friday $50 Were Given Food Three
Times-Merchants Help in
Work.
LARGE CHARITY WORK CONDUCTED

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Feb. !, 1905
Labor conditions in Milwaukee this
winter are not such that it has been
found necessary to establish free soup
houses. managed by the city, as is the
case in Chicago, or by private charitable
institutions; but since the beginning OF
November between POO and 800 of the
hungry unemployed have been given
daily sustenance at the Capuchin mon
astcry. Fourth and Harmon streets. The
CapucAiuS III past winters have ted the
hungry, yet never before i'll such large
numbers and in SO formal style. Former
ly il was the custom to hand the hun
cry ones bowl Of soup Ill the entrance
room to the monastery, but this winter
the large reception room set ASIDE tor
bishops and visiting priests, has been
converted into dining room and Ca
puchin monks wait upon the tables.
Dine at Long Tables.
There are two large tables covered
with oil cloth that is kept spotessly
clean. Those who apply at the monastery
for food are shown into this room with
out questions az to their faith, nationah-
~ or family. White or colorcd. all are
treated alike. The only ones not taken
i'll are men W no zeal " iltllNt VI VI b'lfN-
onncss, as the Capuchins believe in do
ing charity only for the worthy poor and
hungry.
Friday $50 were fed ct the three
meals of tn" day. On one Of the cold
days Os the week more than 300 applied
and no one was turned away. For
breakfast the hungry men are given II
large cup of coffee and all the bread
they can eat For dinner and supper
soup and crackers are served, a large
bowl to each one hot, thick and well
seasoned All the food in the monastery
is prepared by the brothers.
Merchants Help Monks.
The charity of the Capuchins has not
only spread over the city among TIE
poor and unemployed but has become
known to the merchants of the parish.
The bakers of the neighborh0od have
been especially kind in donating bread
and butchers also have been generous in
their assistance The Capuchins have
made no direct appeal for assistance. yet
are grateful for any donations received
to assist in feeding the many hungry
who apply daily at their door.
For years this parish has made il a
practice to send baskets of food out to
the poor Of their congregation.
This week st. Vincent de Paul socie-
ty vas organized in the st. francis
parish-aS the Capuchin church is
known--the first of thc kind in Mlwau-
hunt UP the poor and needy in the par
iSh. families too Yroud to beg aud yet
in dire circumstances, and to extend as
sistaucr The members will solicit dona-
tions from large firms and in many 9th.
er ways extend charity in times of need.
Rev Father lguatiuS Is pastor Of St
Francis church, With the exception Of
I Z I,- -t at4
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Hon. Thos. Gale. who was elected to
Congress from Alaska, is well known on
the Pacific slope, where he has resided.
His Washington address is 1872 9th ST.,
N. W., Washington, ID. c.
Washington, d. c.
Peruna Drug Co., Columbus Ohio
Gentlemen: l can CheerfuTy rec
On1n,end Peruna as very efficient
remedy for coughs and colds.
Thomas Gale.
Hon. c. Slemp. Congressman from
Virginia, writes: Il have used your val
liable remedy, Peruna, with beneficial
results, and car unhesitatingly recon-
mend your remedy as an invigorating
tonic and an effective and permanent
cure for catarrh."
Man-a-liu the Ideal Laxative.
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NOT GUILTY is RUEF'S PLEA.
with Four Other Indicted Men San
Francisco Boss Is Arraigncd.

san FRANCISCO, Cal. Fob l.
Abraham Rouf was called upon to plead
i'm Judge DUNES court to the fourteen
indictments charging him with Offering
n bribe in connection with the narksjde
trolley franchise. He pleaded not guilty.
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Jewish Chautauoua Chapter Planned.

APPLETON, Wis. Feb. IA local
thaptcr of the Jewish Chautauqua So
liety of Amrrica has been organized
vpre
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-09
A Pathstie Love Story,


How many people are aware that the
marriage Of the Empress Marie Eco
doroyna Of Russia, the cars mother,
who Is at present In England visiting
her sister, Queen Alexandra, and who
hopes to make her home in England,
provided one OF the most pathetic love
stories in the annals OF royalty? asks
a writer. Before the empress, who was
Princess Dagmar Of Denmark, mar
ried Alexander ILL., she was engaged
to his elder brother, the czarowitz. In
1865 at Nice the Grand Duke Nicholas
fell from his horse and was so badly
injured that his life was despaired Of.
His fiancee fastened to him and never
left his side till he breathed his last
The succession to the throne devolved
on the Grand luke Alexander. He
stood by the deathbed OF the caro-
witt, who In the presence of the en-
peror and empress placed the hand OF
the weeping princess into his, saying
20 her with almost his last words,
Marry my brother; he is true as crys-
tai, and wish IT," Enforced by politi-
cal reasons, this bequest was law to
the bereaved girl