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New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
For Porto R6@O

Steamships OF the RED d. LINE will
SIS. PHILADELPHIA. Sat. July (. noon
IS CARACAS. Saturday. July Is. noon
For freight or passage apply to
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. So Wall St
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
GIUR1N[R[D[lDLN

From Piers 51-52-54. North River.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25

Carmanla June27 Bpm Lucania July s. 10 am
Campo MIA July1 loan C'aronia July II. noon
Etruria- July :. 10 am Lusitania- -July1o.S pm
The MAURITANIA & LUSITANIA the
largest and fastest steamships In the world,
will hereafter sail on WEDNESDAYS. in
augurating a new SEMI-WEEkLY SER
VICE.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
TRANsPAclFIc MAILS

Parcels post mail only.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
Oxford shoes:

For Summer dress-up in the coun-
try, nothing'S ever so smart as a suit
of white serge, or white serge with
faint hairline stripes. Single or
double breasted suits.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09
RADICAL CHANGE
TRAIN SERVICE
Trinity and Brazos Valley Pas
senser Trains Are Routed
Thru Waxahachie.
USE ROCK ISLAND TRACK
Trains VIII Be Operated Over Rock
Island to Dallas and Over the
katy to Waxahachie-The
Contracts Signed.

Fort Worth, Texas, July 9.-The
Trinity and Brazos Valley will oper-
ate passenger trains between Fort
Worth and Dallas over the Rock Is
land tracks. It will be the third steam
railway to connect the two cities, the
Others being the Texas and Pacific
and Rock Island. This service will be
inaugurated about Sept. 1. The con-
tracts have all been signed up and
no obstacle can now hardly arise to
interfere with the plans.
This announcement Of new pas
sener service was confirmed yester-
day by Harry P. Bronson, general
passenger agent OF the Trinity and
Brazos Valley, while in Fort Worth.
This service. however, will not be
restricted merely to Fort Worth and
Dallas. 1t will be extended to Hous-
tion and Galveston and will mean
that the Trinity and Brazos Valley
Will abandon almost entirely the use
Of the Santa Fe tracks between Fort
Worth and Cleburne.
General Passenger Agent Bronson
stated that night trains between
Fort Worth and Galveston would be
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09
Travelling Men In Session

Paducah, Ky, July g Drum
mers" of three states, members of
the Kentucky-Tennesse Mississippi
Travelling Mems Association, aug
mented by considerable delegation
from Illinois. today took Paducah by
storm. The registration of guests oc-
cupied the day The grand parade
will be held tomorrow, and will be
followed by several sporting events,
including regatta on the Tennes-
see river. The business session will
be held Saturday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09

installed without fail Sept l., and
that these night trains would use the
Rock Island tracks between Fort
Worth and Dallas, instead of going
via Cleburne and traversing the
Santa Fe. This service is radical
change from what was originally
mapped out. 1t was planned to run
the night trains in two different Sec
tions, one out of Dallas and the other
out of Fort Worth The two would
unite at league and proceed as a
single train. The Fort Worth train,
according to the original plans, would
use the Santa Fe tracks between
Cleburne and Fort Worth, and its
own tracks, of course, between Gle
burne and league. But this plan has
been abandoned
The night train will leave Fort
Worth over the Rock Island, will go
through Dallas and on to Waxaha-
chic over the Katy tracks.
lie lIdlIl from SOuLn IeXaS WILL
reach Fort Worth by the same route.
This service would have been put
into effect thirty days ago, says Gen
eral Passenger Agent Bronson, if the
floods had not put the Rock Island
tracks out of commission. The Rock
Island has asked that the new trains
be put on Sept. /.
The Trinity and, Brazos Valley is
now using the Rock Island tracks to
Dallas for the majority of it's freight
which naturally is very heavy. in
cluding as 1T does all the gulf traffic
of the Frisco and Fort Worth and
Denver. The reason for this is that
light grades between Fort Worth and
Dallas make the haul less costly
than between Fort Worth and Gle
burne, though the Dallas route is the
longest by a number of miles
One daylight passenger service is
now maintained on the Trinity and
Brazos Valley.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09
A HEAVY Loss IN EAST BOSTON
Disastrous Fire Sweeps Nearly Quar-
ter Of Mile Of Harbor Front.

Boston, Mass, July "a fire be-
lieved to have been caused by spon-
taneous combustion or locomotive
spark and famed by a brisk north
wind, swept nearly a quarter of
mile of the harbor front of East
Boston late yesterday, causing
property loss estimated at nearly
S1,500, 900.
Much of the loss falls upon the
Boston and Albany railroad. Two
persons were reported missing, and
1t is thought that both perished in
the flames. One of them was Daniel
ysuhAvAn. - r wAxshEnAn ~ the Cun-
ard pier, and the other wAA Miss -
die Arnold, clerk employed by tn
Cunard Steamship company.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09
CLAYTON PERMANENT CHAIRMAN
Alabamaian Presides Over Demo.
cratic Convention at Denver.
Special to the Daily Light.

W 'AfS Ddily Light.
Denver, July 9.-The democratic
national convention was called TO
order at 11:30 this morning by
Chairman Bell for the third DAYS
session. Congressman Clayton of Ala
bama was elected permanent chair
man OF the convention. After he had
been introduced to the convention
he delivered an address that created
much enthusiasm.
Senator McCreary presented the
report of the committee on perman-
ent organization.
Arrangements have been made tor
Hon. B. F. Looney OF Greenville
! Texas, to second the nomination o
Mr.. Bryan. This arrangement wa
made over the long distance tele
! phone this morning at II o'clock.
At this hour there is 70 indication
as to who will be the vice presiden
tial nominee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09
To Celebrate Battle.

Sulphur, Okla. July s.-Confed-
crate veterans from all over the
southwest will gather here on Au-
gust 10, to celebrate the anniversary
of the battle of Oak Hill, or Wilson
Creek, in Missouri, the first clash and
the first great victory for the Con-
federate forces west of the Missisip-
pi At this meeting the Oklahoma
and Indian Territory divisions of the
United Confederate Veterans will be
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09
POLLED THE TRAIN.
Two Cases In Which bob Had Tom
Badly showed Under.

Waco, Texas, July 9.-Sam n
Herbert. well known architect, was
in Stephenville yesterday and tells
to see how they stood on the guber-
natorial race. 1t was found that
there were g for Bob Williams and
8 for Governor Campbell A poll was
taken on a coach of the Cotton Belt
train bou I'd wes, and 1t was found
that there were 10 for Williams and
6 for Campbell 1t is believed Eere
that unless there is agreat change In
the political situation Williams Will
be elected.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09

| in Al. II, says the apostle, we have
been called with such a grand and
heavenly calling: If such glorious
privileges are ours let us see TO il
that we bring our lives up to this
high standard. We notice here how
this walk of life is to be characteriz-
ed. In chapter 4:1-16 we have the
walk of the church which must be
characterized by unity. In 4:17-5:21
we have the walk of the individual
christian which must be a life of
purity. In 5:22-69 we have the walk
of the family which should be char
acterized by loving submission and
reverence. From chapter 6;10 to the
end the armor and conflict of the
christian is described
Miss Clarinne Lewellyn is much
encouraged with the first days work
In the juvenile department A large
number of children were on hand to
take part in the organization of
scum IHuldH COu uC1l.
The motto of the council is THE
best things for the best Indians" The
object, "The study and pleasures of
woodcraft" By this is meant out
door athletics, nature study, self
government and camping as a fine
art. In carrying out the plan tribe
is organized, each member has a
name and totem, the council has a
warwhoop and they learn of birds.
trees, flowers. animals and Indian
legends. About seventy-five boys and
girls were present for their first
council meeting and entered enthus-
iastically into the games and races.
This morning the second council
meeting was held and the following
officers were elected:
Lawrence Harding, war chief:
Carr Forrest, herald; Marie Hell
land, tally chief; Ben Wooley and
Lucille Harding, wampum chiefs.
1t was decided that this was to
be the Comanche tribe Of the Seton
Indians and the deer was chosen as
the totem of the tribe.
About two dozen of the Conan
ches appeared in costume this morn
ing and thirty or more wore feathers
for their headbands in the standing
broad jump
Dr. F. Hyatt Smith, who has
charge of the literary department
gave his first lecture Wednesday 1T.
ternoon His theme was "Grea
Books and What They Teach U.s." Il
| discussing the merits of some old ia
vorites Dr. Smith said in part:
s Literature is the thought o
thinking souls, said Carlyle Henc,
a real book is the product of &
thinker Only then does 1t have per.
manency Emerson read only books
that had held their place year. The
great books move us; they do not
afnuse; they instruct. Homer is eter-
nal, for he pictures humanity, and
his portraits never fade. His heroes
act as we would do. Dante's Divine
Comedy is one of the great books of
the world The Paradise Lost is the
sublimest of all poems, the loftiest
in it's conception and the richest in
! it's execution. No age can be called
great that neglects this wonderful
| epic, written to assert eternal Prov
| idence and justify the ways of God
to men. Three centuries ago Bacor
wrote: Read not to contradict ane
| confute, nor to believe and take fol
granted, nor to find talk and dis
| course, but to weigh and consider.
Bacon is our most concise, learned
and subtle author, and his essays are
or
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09
Kentucky Bar Banquet.

Louisville, KY. July 9.-The an
nuaf banquet of the Kentucky Bar
Association will be held this even
ing and will have an orntorical af-
termath in which some OF the lead
ing lights of the state will partici-
pate. The concluding session of the
state convention is in progress to-
day. The antitrust laws, both fed
eral and state, formed the principal
subject OF discussion
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09

Indianapolis, Ind, July 9.-By or
der of the national officials, the con-
vention of the National Wirebound
Box Makers Association, scheduled
for this city today, has been postpon-
ed until some time later in the year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09
Will Serve Watermelons.

The Young Mems Chautauqua
club will give a watermelon feast on
the ChautauQua grounds Friday
evening from 7 to 1880. Everybody
is invited Sunday evening a sacred
concert will be given at the tent. The
program will appear later.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09
At Bell Branch.

The following party went to Bell
Branch Thursday for a two or three
weeks camping: Mr.. and Mrs. S. P.
Spalding, Mr.. and Mrs. Win Farley,
Mrs. John Watson, Miss Mary Gam
mon, Miss Annie Morris, Miss Min
ME Manuel, Miss Mamie Bell Wat
son. Miss Margaret Watson, Miss Ma
rie Spalding, Tom Spalding.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-09
Funeral of Mrs. Stacy.

The funeral of Mrs. H. o. Stacy,
who died Tuesday night, will be held
in the cemetery grove this afternoon
at $50. A number of relatives of the
deceased arrived this morning to be
present at the funeral services.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

western esoas.7cc- City lard Arm Quoted: s1se as
Refned lard frrer Quoted: South Annerica, ~ sue
Contnert aoc: Brazil kegs. 1850 LOMfObND.
Firm. Quoted: sGskc. STEARlNssa-firnl- 3uoteo-
Cleo. 11111kc. city lard stearine &c =.
RICE-The general for rice ruled STEADY 70
well as ct primary poi.'s-
Quotations follow: Screenings. 3& G4c; ordinary agS &C.
fair 5G5Ac; good ordinary. 5AqSsc prime SUP -;
choice 61z G6@c: foreign 5s goSc; Hahsooh anu
Bassein. AZ G5isc.
fairly active unchanged The fonowlns sre st
prices subject Of 10 points and discount
per G days.: Crystal ooniinos'
Eagle tablets 77oc; loaf. 8 Doc; crushed oioc
mould A. 5.15c cubes Eagle 10 oses po" "o.Iee 80
Eagle confectfoners' Eranuiated 565c NhA powered
55c powdered powdered and fruit powdered ana
Eagle and fine grsnulsted osoc Eagle
cartons OF fine granuiated 5.6oc; 10 pags 90 o.igc'
3lz rb bags 65c n bags do. 5ooc 10 ID oaes uo
SOC Is 8 45c Eagle nne or stahdsrd
granuated and diamond A. 4oc; confectionery
No i DOC; Nos and g. 515c: No 4. bloc; No oooc'
No g. &c: Z, 1850: s, 49oc; No D. tooc no io,
4 TSc: No IL. 4T0c; No L. 4.65c; No To- 4-ooc; nos
IA Is 455c There a fairy laIse qusiltIt!
Of Cuba centrifugal offered at &C. OASIS 30 oesee
test up Lice. a6 cost and frieght ~itn
able however they would buy at &C. OASIS 80 est
cost freight 436c, duty paid Local. om1s palu
prices were follows: Centrifugal sS test o5Se"4-e
SO s9G3 92e. and Hoiasses susar 80
364H3 The London market TOT oeet suseI "as
steady and unchanged with July and August duo,eo
ills bId Wlett & Gray received cables from ba
tavfa under giving Java exports OF
follows: 112ooo TONS asslIss 'l,fo-
same time in 1907 and 0e9 time In lsoo- Ex-
ports include United states optiohs- -
exports from May 1905 10 June 80 lsoe were
tons against IOT 0ca same time in 1907 and Soos IN
1906 Anoats so 600 tons, with American optons.
against 600 Batavia capes; harvesting
proceeding unfavorably; heavy rain generaily'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07


10 bs oa market for spot cotton quiet with
for middiDs al So for Ion tddns upland ana SOC
markets. were teegraphed follows: Augusta quiet nc
changed Use Houston duii. 7iec lower ou at lie
S:siv. 800 & nses Little Rock easy unchanged at lie
lower at Ilse sales 25 bales &c lower
sales m 51 hs,s % ha4es Norfolk quiet c lower at II &c
New Orleans steady 3-iec lower I-1ec 500
Se bales Estimated receipts at leading points for Tues
i2I6 last year: at Galveston ? 800 to $500
bales against 5142 last week and 1eoe last and
at New Orleans. 1900 2ooO bales 1923 last
quiet saI e bss seoo ss Port sPo 500
American 1000; receipts 1909 all American; middiing
saturdsy closed firm on near and steady on distant posi-
tons at net decline 81 az M poins: July 5s7d; July
56od; Ausus-septenlber, 52sd; September oc-
tober 5osd; octoberNovember 5-o014d; November,De-
cember, SOC: DecemberJanuary 4s2c January,Fenru,
AprilMay 4e2d Manchester: pressed for sale;
is S" a Asp IN a aes in shf a9s5
Prioes 9ere s ann aad generally uncheneed Rye
quiet old PRICES The f0Swns are Prices snGfsa
$ 2oase 30 straights 81 1925. IS winter pat
ssss4 winter s. tsasa g s,.e RTE y.
d3oe so sne 81 ss@ II uoted
KIN dried s. BSs MEALmT!s g . 9qO'es frrI Fine
Western quiet city steady 0nosd Western s s sprins l
DOS SO 10: city bran. bgIs sa4es24 50 sacks;
.n asns soay sop S s 50 BULK 81 70 sacks eea
$50 So
GRAIN-wHEAT-H Heavy covering IN the chicago
together with unusually bqiIish array Of
market ana turn TO every other market
IN the eTn 40gny va. NT ev @rs one .6snR to ne aret
occurring around midday. when profits were taken oy
top This subsequently and the market
As Compared with Friday the LverpooI market was
also strong and ~ 9lAd net higher while g SsFbn b
BOohs .6 s noo sS SB & DrTos Week
bullish official Hungarian crop report ana EeTy ei
light Russian shipments had much to do With Ihis
this side the Missouri state report making
eonsiderlng tnls MS reR1t on Wednesday More
be expectsd from d rom m winter Wheat states
about thrashng returns apd theTe T5eTe also
Of unrest from ~hea5 saees at aef times
showed leading strength At midday the visible
ply was posted. indicating decrease Of I542 900 600
year Of sos 600 bushels For three days the interior
2l95o0o bushels in the corresponding time last year
New wheat arriving quite freely at sou6n~ess tn b
whole An export business of loads was reported;
No red IN the Local so.t market Md So2s S59ssd
b Saoat coRN-The market equalled wheat
The offerings light and there was enough un-
small movement. fair cash demand and the Missouri
making condition - against q. last T9nfn oda 70
reactions in the early afternoon uncovered strong
buying orders which ssan ran prices up sharply % Pear a6
bushels wsTe TF 200 busbeis in he same
time year Rroomhall reported word's ord ship
the previous week and domestic visible decreased
Ssooo $50 any SpsSs Sesc aaoat both nonnsI OARS
The a5e e for u2Bs 2n5s hs 1so da5 aSteq s crop
good commission house support a4d the sfeash a
bushels Cash %a as in % the to Ss' @ h. s ssc e2ssa ns
=? 5at to % 20 Is. 80 aSsc Market dull west
Market nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

= New York. July 8. 1895.
coFFEE-To-5ay's coffee market was influenced by
1f5e- weak SET q cables from Europe and BY some
r--oTesr selling while demand was Indifferent. The
= rn,zl Of rse days business 1900 bags: there
Es b.rs SEPTEMBER June and 1000 bags Sep
s-sr ssr Nsy There seemed 10 be little sell
cost freight co1ees. with scattered local
hiuE TIE EzvTe market compared with the clos
sfs- months trazc lower. The Hamburg market was
70 psenltg lower compared with Thursdays clos
Il p-icss RIO the market was unchanged. with No
fesate5 $500 and nrrn While tie santos market was
CsAanged No quoted 1890 and No at $3.50.
e. exchange London was unchanged al 10 5-l6d
- receipts primary points quite liberal and
2 gN haEs including 5000 bags Rio and 5000 bags
z sgrtes This -1tzi compares wlth total OF 5000
m vss- and 5000 bags Two years ago Sac Paulo
rrepiE = otl bags. compared with 5000 bags
sss- sEo and -7.4J0 bags years Receipts at
gzshy % 500 bags, against 10000 bags in 1907
M i 900 81 1906 Receipts at Rio and Santos
p-glous $1,000 last year and 10000 bags
years ago. This 1ota5 shows 5000 bags less than
and Is bags less than two years ago. Ware
ports last 4O,2SS
sunSt g7aSs week before and 20 SOS bags
sgo. The total includes 52.255 bags New York
-hs tosl warehouse deliveries in the United states
m week 152se bags. against 9l.2SS bags last
sl1 ~ So bags last year OF The former amount
Ns Yuk reported - hags- Rio clearances amounted
$500 for the week including 22.oOO bags 10 the
I-si States - 0A1 bags for Europe snd North Africa
SUB America santos clearauCes -otaLed $1,000 bags
Eh1h p 0uo FOR the United States 26 600
az t Europe and North Africa and COCO 20 the Cape
River Plate and the vest coast OF south America santos
GEmsHts ~ 1 including as eoe bags to the
United 5000 Europe Bahia receipts
bags stock. 10000 bags. clea-ances Ger
Ee.TE Rio and Santos week 130. 600
az against 10000 bags last $4,000 bags last
's1- and $4,000 bags -wo years ago
ne rsnEe If contract prices in the local market to-day
szs fo!.1EE.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
PROPOSALS


crArrD BIDS OR PROPOSALS VIII os
-scalZ-sd by the Board OF Water supply
- +ba ofr~e OF the board. No 299 Broad
,-av Ne,v York Room 9l0 ninth Eoor-
Tr-r II a. m on July 13- 1905 1or To
cors-rrtcrior Of a portion ot tEs CatSAll.
Ar1rsr,1c- consisting Of about o@s niles 2I
,Isfr concrete conduit known as cut-Sn1-
Lover aquedlct II feet high by u feet
f1ches wide. and about S.AfO feec OF tuhneL
- fss- him by- 13 feet inches wide. or
+sa bv5raUItc gradient and Known as Peak
+-,-rei situated west OF the Hudson RiNer
- +Le south side OF ESopus Creek valley
g. -he towns OF Olive and Sla-bletSwn. Il
ster County. New YORK -.
A. the above place and tine TIE bios VII
~. oubIiciy opened and Rad The awar1
~ he contract i awarded. VII pc made
- soon thereafter as pracricaole- Fainpn-
- couraining information for bidders.
s--, ~ contract. specifications. etc. and
asr,ohlsts OF contract drawings can be Oh
ttsi-s5 AZ Room 1918 az the above address
- sspositfnz the sum OK ten dollars 500
- ss,.h panrphlet. or twenty dollars tS2Nb
- sart set TO insure their return n ac-
-aorabIe condition within thirty days from
.Ss date on which bids are TO be opened
-or further particulars see City Record
John A BENSEL- President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW
Commissioners OF the Board % Waosr
supply. -
THOMAS HASSETT- Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

uVTToN-Atter beng closed since Thursday the
l-Eel iI cotton opened with crop conditions IN
a9-g5 reErese-r--g wide numerous fluctuations
a. ;rts--s Re- -5 s--s- -51 - 'lits 55se -T % -
t any marked impression values here. The local
ss-El; opened steady witk rrices las points lower
- tine The market ruled quiet: then a movement to
- - c2-aed rally # a Few points whereUpon there
=. Z renewed selling movement under IN avalanche Of
- Ci reports ringing The changes adVices al
- a. hand Ju6er pressure there decline
Se1D points from tie hest figures OF the morning.
q ine Gay Ire trade appeared be fckle minded
r .-.2c9tess and the volume Of the days business
st-s, there seems 70 be something Ike re
= - % any f-rl1ef bear pressure. and IL IS thought
ma ne market Is in position rally sharply
here - SIs-.s-le u any encouraging news Already
-, --Ia--0ls r better conditions in trade circles
r, % pe5s-.-. i nor a actual Improvement in the
rtae-zry .ss -- sp1-s Inc supply q which must be
~. - LoV zs the trade has been long the
4 80 attention % tle that prices already
t---lsI asJ Years basis, waich certainly stands for
nj ts---,,5- -..e 9oLl1eIL cp-ion markets while
a., 1-peF -ess weak than the market New York.
-ai Aai te Farmers. Cnton cotton was offered cutie
rss..-f ~ Nss-ss1li a. easier prices with all the
&c Ca-cniciss- erl-es srirne-s Eave Tslsp q,
Esa,rrt 5c'n curing Che week past 219I46 bales.
..E-nEs -s-laa somewhat short-lo .s24 bales
-sSs+ $500 tast year IN the later afternoon the
>, - Wss -r-reEusr Ri-h the tone finally steady at
y "a q --gle points Estimated sales for the day
rs.Fr-- nave been fzvorab BE II % Per cent
81, rs-e = peg cent Of the cotton belt The New
pe -oon Exchange weekly movement figures follow.
ss- -s 53 l53 bales. against y O2s last yeer- over
~ s sE aaG Canada % s54 bales against 4s5 last
~ So Ss,e =. n. @ -aktngs none. against 10000 last
Les sg.-- 1r71gtt into sight for the week. "a s27
p, -sos'-+ . 935 asr year Total crop
ogs.s5s s5d77i bales against 9s0s 2s7 last year
Is 50 a., - sra t-ana1a. 1887 bales. against
.ses. 900 last yes- stock at Interior towns in
yssg b-t tteEosr = 297 bales. against 44s last
egsy s@.ns y 20 80 year brought no sight
s ass ss, 1Essnt : so7 days this