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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24

HAT RENOVATING
Business, Monthly income OF $3.50: rent
$50. A money maker. The Lewis-Lowe
Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
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KITCHEN CABINET AND RANGE AL
most new. 60 South lst West. 1l00-Y.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. TUESDAY, MARCH 2. 1909.

panion on the night of the murder.
According To his statement this
morning. Smith began drinking in
Richmond early Saturday morning,
and Saturday night h" became rrrI'
drunk.
He continued his drinking through
Sunday. and Sunday night he am his
companion decided to 80 10 West
hampton smith went 10 sleep on tn"
Ger and the conductor put him off.
His friend got off TOO. and after roam
ing along for sometime. they decided
to make a fire and spend the nigh
there.
Some time after the fire was made.
while they wer" sitting by il. Flynn
appeared and took Il hand IN the con
vcrsat;on. Smith states tnat FLYNN
was intoxicated also. Finally after
discus sing SOY. raj matters IN" arsn-
ment turned to RELIGION and decided
stands were taken by both sides.
Both became angry and. according TO
Smith. the negroes attacked tn" white
man. The other negro made for
Flynn unurmrd bur Smith picked NJ
the piece Of moulding with which
the murder was committed and
struck the white man over the head
with it.
After the man was unconscious
Smith states that he had no troutl"
getting Fl:nn's clothes off. IF |
hal known that he was dead h"
stated Il neved would have taken his
clothes and worn them away He
refused to say whether the other man
took the shoes or not. hut cOntenten
himself with saving: Il have said
that Charles was with me early sun
day night hut what haven't told
! won't tell on him. ! don't want to
get him into trouble, because ne was
my friend"
Smith has been perfectly at cas-"
since he was sentenced. saying to all
pensioners that he has prayed 10:
forgiveness and has been forgiven. He
said this morning that he wanted TO
get omt of the world as quickly as
possible. because he had never known
ANYTHING except trcuble. and believes
that he is going to better world.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
c0UNcuMsN C0nviCTtO
ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE
President and Two Members Of Lower
Branch Found Guilty BY
Pittsbura+ Jury.
NV Associated Press,

PITTSNuRG. PA. March AFTER
III jury had been out f.r nearly 30
hours. a verdict of guilty was return
cd late today against President Of
Common Council William Brand and
Councilm"n John r., Klein and Jos-
vph G. Wasson. charged with en-
spirary.
Former Bank President W. w.
Ramsey, who was indicted jointly
with them was acquitted m2on the
order of,thc court ami the request OF
the district attorney
The three convicted men were
charged with having conspired to
secure The passage OF am ordinance
for the paving u: certain streets with
wooden b2cka upon the payment OF
certain sums of money by a detective
posing as a wood book contractor and
his assistants.
Klein and Ramsey had already
been convicted in bribery in indivi-
dual cases. An appeal will be taken
by the convicted men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
ship Subsidy OH M Receive
House Verdict Today.
HAS ALREADY passed the SENATE

(By Associated Press.D

WASHINGTON. d. C.. March l.
Relying n p7iI just completed. an
attcmit will he made tomorrow TO
pass through the House without
anne. & ment the Galiingcr ocean sub
sidy bill already agreed to by tee
Senate.
II all tine Republicans wh" have
promised to vote fr the bill are
present. there will ~ a mere hand
full of a majority in its favor. n
Inc Republican ABSENCES aggreza'.
many. the bill will bc defeated.
The .ai! shows that three Rcpub-
Iican5 will Increase in favor G: the
bill taken a year ago by - or -. hut
at the same time the oppoBeSis Of
the measure will swell their nunih-r
principally by a larger attendance q:
Democrats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
WILL FIGHT IF liz CAN
GETfN CONDITION
Ex.Heavyweieht Pugiiist Not Yet Sure
That He Can Do Himself
Justice.

CHICAGO. ILL. March III VIII
fight Jack johnson for the heavy
weight championship OF the world II
ain able to get into condition to
do myself Justice" said James ].
,Ieffries. who was II Chicago today
on his way to New York.
The report that said would
fight johnson as soon As finished my
vaudeville engagement is not true"
continued Jeffries. have not said
definitely would fight johnson and
| am not ready to cay 30 now. My
future depends upoa my ability to
get into condition and am not Ger
tain vet that I will hi able TO do n.y.
self justice if ret,tga to the riag. I
mus, have more tax rU-aAAfyseA
condition before will make any def
mite plans
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
NEGRO SENTENCED 10 DEATH
LOYAL TO HIS FRIEND
Smith Further Declares That He Did
nY Know That We Had Killed
Flynn.

RICHMOND. VA. March Al
though he sticks with blind loyalty
10 his determination. expressed when
he first confessed to the murder OF
James Flynn on the night Of January
2s. not to tell anything that will in
criminate his friend. Charles Hamlet.
also colored. James Smith. now lock
I'd In solitary confinement in the
county Jail under sentence Of death.
in telling Of the crime this morning
told enough TO convince his hearers
that Hamlet was with Smith on the
night Of the murder. With every ut
trrance made in connection with his
story Of the crime. Smith reiterates
that he will not say anything that will
hurt the man who vas with him.
Again he states that he will no: tell
on the man because he has been tried
and dismissed. Once ne stated. in
answer TO a question. that Charlie
did not hit fhe man. Charlie Hamlet
was tried as an accessory to the crime
before Judge Lewis. but was releascf
on an slibi
In telling Of his feelings during tho
trial. Smith stated that he was sur
prised TO hear one Of the witnesses
say that Hamlet spent the night In
Richmond. He refused TO say more.
however. saying that u no told more
Z, might hrr, Hamlet All through
his story he msde II clear. soSfar
as the mind Of his hearers vas con
cerncd. that Hamlet was his com
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02

every train and Steamboat entering
Washington today was burdened with
humanity. several military, civic ant
other organizaticA,s being Represented.
The arrival OF each military orKnni-
cation at the union station was sig.
nalized with n blare OF trumpets. toot-
ing OF flies and beating Of drums.
This city has put on holiday earb
and the streets are swarming with
yisitors.y .-s hn'., ~
Extraordinary precautions are being
taken by the authorities 10, protect
inaugural visitors from, EAckpockets
and thieves. ia, 4
At every point ct arrival and at
other splaces an array OF keen eyed
detectives have been placed on guard
to keep sharp watchout for the
visitors. t'.s, -
The first casually incident To the
inaugural preparations occurred q
the Pension once building today
where the inaugural ball 10 10 br
held. $. =
While working on enc of the stands.
E. Melville Swan. a carpenter. fell q
distance OF Is feet. striking Ma head
on the stone floor below. receiving
a fractured skull fram which he died
later. 49,. a. ts.e
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
HEARsT WiNs.
Oklahoma Judge Orders That eropsr.
~ ~ Aoent Ne Aoetorod.

Oklahoma Judge. Orders That psopsr.
~ ~ Assat De hsstsrsd.
GUTHRIE. OKLA. March t--
Scott MacReynolds, Of Broskiyu. N.
Y. representative Of W, & Hearst.
today won In the suprap& So4tt 9
vftt5ry over Governor U n Haskell
in his suit to compel the governor
to return certain papers secured at the
instance OF the governor.
Judge Strong held that the writ OF
search and seizure issued under an
affidavit signed ~ Governor Haskell.
alleged that MacReynolds had In his
possession papers which he intended
to publish. thereby libeling the gov
ernor. was without sufficient fact 10
justify the action OF tn" officers.
The judge ordered that the papers
and other property of Mr.. MacRey'
nolds be returned to him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
M|sMANAGEMENT WAS ALLEGED
Comp4ainants Asserted That Company
Was Formed on Mutual Plan-Sub-
n1itted That Profits Had Not Been
Properly Distributed and That
Much Was Held in Treasury.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March =
In an opinion by Justice peckham the
Supreme Court OF the United Siao S
today reversed the decision OF the
United States Circuit Court of Ap-
peals for the second circuit in the
case G: the Equitable Life Assurance
Society Of the United States Us i.
Wick y. own. in which many serious
allegations were made against the
management OF the company.
The decision Of the court below
was favorable to hearing fer Brown
but the opinion announced to-day fail
ed to uyhold the views there taken.
The suit was brought in the United
States Circuit Court for the Southern
district of New York by Mr.. Brown.
who claimed to represent not only
himself, but that the 10000 policy
holders.
Asked for Receiver.
He asked for the appointment of a
receiver and a general accounting. al.
ieging that as the company was o.
ganized on the mutual plan he and
all other policy holders were entitled
to participate in the division Of the
surplus.
While admitting that there had
been some Distribution of profits. he
ccntended that it had not been as
extensive as it should be. He charg-
Cd. indeed. that $10,0O0.OOO more
than was necessary mad been retained
in the treasury of the society ana
argued that the maintenance Of so
large a sum there had resulted in
extravagant salaries and other waste
full expenditures.
The Circuit .ourt dismissed the
bill ON a demurrer but the Court OF
Appeals. to which Brown appealed,
reversed that decision and remanded
tie case to the Circuit Court on the
ground that as the bill alleged fraud.
the company had been compelled ~
make answer and allow the case 10
be decided on its merits.
Company Took Appeal.
frOm tnat OeClSioGh lIsc SoaApN"S "P-
pealed with q favorable result
Justice Peckham's decision revers-
ed the Circuit Court Of Appeals ana
affirmed the Circuit Court
Justice P.ckham said IN his Opin-
ion that the court had reached the
conclusion that there was no cause
for M. Brcwn's action and held that
he was entitled neither to an account
ing nov to the appointment Of re-
cGver
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
SUNORY CIVIL GILL.
Passed by Senate With Million and
Quarter Increase.
lRy Associated Pres

(Bv Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. d. C., March Il
The sundry civil appropriation bill
was passed by the Senate today
It carries $13S.o76.5S5, an increase Of
81 .2s6.719 over the bill as 1t was
Fa5sed by the House.
or this increase $9s, 900 Mas for
public building improvements at
Everett. Washington. Jacksonville.
Fla. Providence. K L.. and Riverside.
Cal: ,$615 200 for the revenue cutter
service to provide launches for
Puget sound: Portland, Me-. Loss
Angeles. Cal. and revenue cutter and
steam vessels for Narragansett bay,
port OF New York and Key West.
Fla: ard $500" for travelling eN'
pcnses OF the President. the latter
sum being included by reason OF the
refusal of the House to agree To
:aising the SALARY the President 10
$I0O. 400
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
VIRGINIA STATUTE n,
!. LEFT UNOlsIURsED ]
'urited states Supreme Court Says
mo Jurisdiction" Over Law Con.
tested BY Corporation.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March L.
The, Supreme court Of the United
States today dismissed for want Of
jurisdiction the case of the Western
Union Telegraph Company W. SID
Wilson. In which the company was
penalized by the corporation court OF
Radford. Va. TO the exteaf of 800 tor
q delay Of five hours 10 delivering q
telegram sent from Graham. Va. to
Wilson, at Rsdford. l.s.s g
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
INAUGURAL PREPARATIONS
ARE 6EiHG RUsHEO
Hosts Already Have Begun to Arrive
'-ofacers Will Look After
pickpockets.
Or '~~1cisied 1'ress.,

wAsHIN..ION. u. C.. March i
The national capital Is the mecca to
ward which the inaugural hogs are
making their pilgrimage. The adj
vance guard e tho thrcngs which
auaGrruniaIly visit Washington io
wiyesS the Induction into .facr Of a
new President. began today IN esr.
nosi
From every point Of the compass.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
Against Race intermsrris9s.
nv Associated PreHsl

WASHINGTON. u. G.. March l.
Scna o. Milton. " Florida. today ad-
dressed the Senate IN favor Of his
bill prohibiting the intermarriasc Of
any white peTsca 20 n negro. He
ccn,epdei that such alliances src d.
morali.ins to society and contrary 70
all the higher Instincts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
ADMIRAL SPERRf WILL
ASK TAFT TO RELIEVE HiM
Commander Of Big 8att'eship Fleet
Will Remain in Washington for
inaguration.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March l.
1t is now understood that Rear Ad-
miral Sperry will file his application
for relief from the command of the
AtlaLtic battleship feet with the next
administration
He will remain in Washington for
the inauguration
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
Cooks Language Unobjectionsb'e.
(Rr Assn~iated press)

WASHINGTON n. c. March l.
The special committee Of which MI.
Mann. e. Hin is. is chairman. was
ap,oiptcd 10 "vamine ths recent
speerb Of Mr COX. Hf Colorado. NJ
tackirg President Roosevelt today re-
pcrfed 10 the HOUSE that Mr.. Cocks
remarks "tr.a'cd as a whclc. DO not
contain lauguagc in violation - the
provisions of debate ard do not call
for further arti by the How"
The -eporr Vas approved and the
s,cc;al committee discharged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
Safety Appliances Sustained.

RICHMOND. VA, March LIN the
United Sta;es circuit court OF appeals
a decision was handed down TO-DAY
constituting the act of congress OF 1889
with reference to safety appliances
on railway trains to protect employees.
The lower court held that congress
ha the right to pass the act COM
polling the appliances and today's de-
c;sion sustains this finding.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
NAVAL OFFICER wEos.
Lieutenant Robinson OF Vermont Gets
Bride from Far West.

NORFOLK. VA. March IA ro
nance begun in san Francisco while
the American battle fleet now IN
Hampton Roads was in that port on
its voyage around the world. cuimi-
mated here TODAY when Miss Emma
Mar Rurnhsm. " Folsom. Cal. he
came the bri.ic ~ lieutenant Samuel
Nurrsv Robinson Of the United
States battICship V'rmont. They later
left for Boston whore Lieutenant Rob
insou will soon Join The Vermont. He
is a native of Ful"gy. Texas. and -
wears old. His bride is Is.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
SAYS no PRESSURE WS EIERTED
crum Declares His Surrender o. Of.
fee Entirely Voluntary and Prompt.
ed by Friendship for Tsss--His
First Nomination Was Long Fought.
denomination Renewed Antosonisnt.
INV Associated Press. }

tIARkEo Io.<. .. -, .hafNu l.
With the resignation II W. d. Crun,
as collector of crstoms tat this port.
the rssignaticn % take eject March
1. situation which threatened to
calse Presideni-eiec' Taft coansdera.
BILE embarrassment; Is avoided.
No appointment mssie by President
Roosevelt during either of hIs ad-
ministrations has s!reE fise II as
much discussion as tina: of DIR. Cram,
whose. ap. ointment As collector at
Charleston was vigorously opposed
because OF Il. fact that he Is a negro.
A long and hard fight against hts
confirmation was made by Senator
rillman and others when he was
first named for the positicn by Presi-
dent Roosevelt In 1903 and within TIE
last few, weeks, following his reap
polntment. Senator Tilimaa conducted
q successful fllibuster against his con-
frlnation by the Senate.
No Pressure, says crum. -.
Or. CrlRn says that no pressure
hes keen brought to bear upon him
.auss I'm 70 srssssR.- 1hst tisaa
he does so In part because ha wishes
to save Mr.. TAFT. 70" whom he enter
tains great respct. from any ,-cssibl~
tmbarrass ment as 10 his rtappCiE,-
ment and chiefly because he feels
that he has been especially identified
with RoOsevelt's alminiS'rati- n and
h.. ,tpI xrsf
In his letter to President Roosevelt.
after thanking the President fer ap-
F>inting him six years ago. and for
renominating him recently for sec
ond term. he says:
His Letter to Roosevelt.
Since assuming the duties OF that
position I have striven diligently 70
justify the confidence imposed iu me-.
During all these years. so far as I
know. not a single charge has been
brcrght against my moral character.
Or a single adverse criticism made IN
regard T. the performance Of my Of
fetal dulles. wish further TO add
that those employed in this once
under M. composed OF both races.
have been at all times courteous
kind and interested and We have all
worked together to make the once
work successful and satisfactory.
when | became collector Of the
ror the annual receipts Of the ONCE
were scarcely $2G.0O0. am glad 20
say that rley have shown a fatter-
ing increase each year. the total Ecr
the fiscal year 1908 being almost ST.
6OO. and for the first eight months Of
10000. do not claim credit for
this increase in business as much
OF il wsuld have been brought about
through the natural growth Of the
port. but cite these facts to sh ~
that I have striyen in every way los
sible to increase the usefulness Ct the
office and the position which I hold.
Always Treated courteousiy.
BEFORE closing. feel that I hcUli
add that during Ill these years I have
been treated with Kindness and COM
tesy by all those who had of!icial
business with the nee and have not
mad unpleasant contact with any one
in the city.
In conclusion. psrmi: me 20 thank
Won again for the ;rris, imposed. and
10 wish Won. as va "nd your ohicia'
career a hearty God speed AMI long
life
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
sRoWNLoW's LIQUOR BILL.
Tennesseean Desires Laws to give
Greater Power to States.

WASHINGTON, March l. Fol'
Loving the prohibition agitation in
Tennessee. Representative Brown
l-w, OF that late, introduced
in the House a bill to enable the
States more effectively to enforce
their laws on the prohibition of the
sale and manufacture CT intoxicating
liquors.
The bill provides for a surrender
to the States OF full control of the
liquor traffic. allowing them to pass
such laws as in their discretion will
prohibit the interstate traffic In in
toxicating liquors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
Lucky" Baldwin Dead.
(By Associated Press.)

LOS ANGELES. CAL. March l.
E. ]. C"Lucky'D Baldwin. died at his
home at Arcadia, on Baldwins ranch
today after an illness of several weeks.
He was 81 years old.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02
Senate Committee Decides lot TO
Probe Steel uefge'.
MEMBERS nY SUBMIT Their VIEWS
Authority Under Which President
Acted in Allowing Consolidation
Dill Not be Deman6ed-vieWs Pre-
scented Will be Undivided.
(Bv Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. ii. u. MaTCh l.
The senate committee on judiciary
today voted to reach a disagreement
on the resolution providing for an
investigation Of the absorption OF the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company by
the United States Stec, Corporation
to determine under what authority Of
Law the President permitted the mer'
Ger
Any views submitted to the senate
on the subject will lc considered in
dividua!Iy as reports not having the
sanction OF the committee
This is generally regarded as a
compromise. as number Of soma
tors had drafted a report declaring
the merger TO bc in violation OF the
Sherman antitrust law. and rebuking
President Roosevelt for his part in
the transaction. while others declared
that IL was not the function Of com
mittee. under the resolution adopted
to pass upon these questions.
Discussion preeedes Decision.
The decision no, TO submit either
81 the reports OF the sub-commitie 60
was reached after great deal OF
discussion. Finally senator Fulton
moved that a disagreement b. report
cd. and that each senator should
have tho individual right reserved TO
him 10 maxi ssch expression OF views
TO The senate as he desircs
= This motion was adopted by vote
Of 10 ).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-02

DEFENSE GETS aM From HaEI1
Mining Declares carmack's Pistol
Was "shiny". While Counsel for,
Accused contsnd Il Was eIusd Steel
Witness Much confussd-Expsrt
sPasssd from state TO Defense.
tpy Associated Press,

- s.
SBy ASSOCIATED presal
The spectacle Of counsel on one side
not only selling witness to the OBJ
postt,on. bnt imagining over tue .efns
was one Of the eievating ana extiaot
binary events Today 10 the trtai Oh
EMonel d. b. cooper ana hon!h Scop
er, and John d. Sharpe for the STAY
Ing oformer ohfted STATES Sena'"t
EDWARD w. Carmack.
Tue suDyect VI Cou'n't ~ ..alo@S
tioH was Dr. McFneters uSsSo", ohe
Of the most eminent sureeons %
tne STATE. VINO nad DeeH enp.vyu -
the pfosecutson 10 90 70 CoiumNa ond
p. ,'. - A"'os w
1ssN s. III. n.a,.r.
He u'u ~ ~. - -" ms.
. ~ a.. .,,t we. "a,
100 t' '>0 '> -.
'"' a ..,..,.. q. e.s,.s
~
The detehse learned on 5sne sat0psS
ana summoned the DOCTOR. LII; uias,
GOV very clinical man. az sopa
counsel for the defense tnat ME- seI.
/.
ny the state. ehn lna+ ne wuu ~ t ~
discuss the g y execsps E itn ING -
stQS9ey 1e9ek u
Inc oeiense ss 49, - $50 -,
morning 10 INSTRUCT tne aocOoE " e"'~
to its counsel. AT
rne court computed paIt,any Dy .e.
ing tne DOCTOR that u wou'c De p.oy..
Tor MIN TO TAX WIN the esienoaa.s
attorneys II ne nad any inl" ,t,',,"
that wouia throw hsht on Tue kllnE.
Inc state AZ once opJec'eo an" '"o
DOCTOR $1,000 Urn. ,.,.
me s,ate susses.e9 tna' me sue a na H.
swear the DOCTOR anu put Ill" ." TUG
staho:
De'e"'e e~ee"ss S~"''
The defense resented the suggestion.
and declared 1t would put no "'tness
on the stand without knowing 20 wnat
he would testify -.
Then the states counsel maze tnis
astounding proposition:
That II the defense would pay tne
state the costs OF the autopsy. inciud-
ing DR.. Glasgows fee. the state wouio
waive its rights.
The defense fiaany oooeht tae
goods In the bag and Dr. Glasgow WIZ
become their witness:
The significance OF DR.. Glaseowe
Testimony was that any one OF the
three wounds was necessarily ana IN
stantly fatal. and thae II the SENATOR
did not IRE the nrst snots ne coeio
not have fired 1t oil.
witness ososy Co@sused
The only otner sensaoonai w'eness
for the Day was =. }. binning' who
claimed to nave seen senator "!
mack lingering MS revolver ana tesc
ing the cylinder Few moments oeio'e
the shooting began.
He was badly confused on cross
examination. however. ana contlsoa.t'
ed himself on many Important POINTS.
The defense called DIR. G. J. EnWards
as the first witness. ..
He made an N.rav pno'os.apn "a
Robin CooDers shoulder. Inc ooe
ter was called upon 20 quaity Us y"
expert by 'eiing wnat an Afay 10.
over j~Ss Hssos.
He did so IN sc'entinc terms 20 'ns
great disgust OF the )lrS. WHICH y w
above the ordinary IN ihteinseHce- ne
produced an X-ray photograph on NOV
ms shoulder disclosing no ouiet
On cross e1amna'ton " .ss
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THE DAILY PRESS is the
only newspaper published in
Newport News that receives
the full news service OF the
Associated Press.
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from every point Of the compass.