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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
Roosevelt Badly Damaged b.
Ice and Will Not Reach the
United States Before
September Is
When Asked Concerning Cooks Discover
Peary Stated that Eskimos Told Him Cook
Had Never Lost Sight Of Land.

to assist the crew in giving the sh
a complete overhauling, cleaning an
painting. He also said that whe
he left Battle Harbor yesterday
was the intention of Peary ar
Bartlett to run the Roosevelt 1
Assize Harbor, where they could ri
main ten or twelve days and til
men would not be hampered wit
their work by the stormy weather.
According to Nelson, the expedl
tion encountered billiards and wer
Obliged to kill dogs for food. Prd.
fessor Martin was drowned and al
Eskimo was lost. Nielsen said tn
rigging of the Roosevelt presentes
a curious sight. About 40 musk o.
heads and the heads of reindeer ha
been suspended there to dry. Os
deck were twelve dogs, the last d
nearly twenty which were taken Il
the north. About the deck hous
were kennels containing foxes an{
other animals which Peary is TAX
ing to the United States. In thu
hold of the vessel was large sup
ply of skins, furs, and number o!
Eskimo skeletons and the bones ol
strange animals.
e.eeee-~eN~~~~~rD e~se-rsr.r-rr.r--ses-s--
sionists who may remain there. The
train is due to arrive at Goldfield
at 2:15 p. M, and will leave at 2:2Q
n. m.
Arrive Rhyolite $3.50 p. M, where
dinner will be served and time de-
voted to visiting mining men and
merchants, and trips will be az
ranged to mining properties there
Leave Rhyolite 5 p. M. and arrive
at Los Angeles 1880 a. m, Monday
morning, October 4, having used but
one business day for the entire trip
The party will leave Los Angeles
by special train with full Pullman
equipment; and from present indi.
cations, whole-hearted support VIII
be given the Chamber of Mines T
its endeavor to make this excursion
a complete success, and carry into
Nevada a business crowd.
The following special committees
have been appointed: Miners com
mittee, Judge S. E. vermilyea; man
ufacturers' committee, Herman Fla
tau: merchants committee, j. v
yickers: finance committee, Major
n. ]. whelan; train, Major George
N. Nolan.
In addition boosters club mas
been organized and Colone Rol
King designated as "chief booster
The requirement for membership
are: Desert togs. megaphone, and
a pair of good strong lungs.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
VICTIM
HAS Been CLAIMED
BY DEATH VALLEY

GREENWATER, Sept. 11.-Both
this camp and Death Valley juno
tion are depopulated on account of
every available man in the two
places having Joined in the hunt
for Dave Eldridge, whose remains
are supposed to be lying somewhere
out on the desert between Panamint
and here.
Eldridge is the son of promin-
ent eastern sewing machine manu-
facturer, and is largely interested
in mining in this vicinity. He spent
some time at Panamint looking ar
ter his interests there and left on
the oath of August, his destination
being Greenwater. Since that date
nothing has been heard from him
and the supposition is that he died
of thirst on the journey. Men on
horseback and in every sort of We
hicles are now securing the desert
in an endeavor to find Eldridge, or
if he has perished, to secure his
remains.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
INDIAN GIRLS OBJECT
TO GOING TO SCHOOL

Indian School Agent Walter VAN
vorhis came up from Saltwater sun
day with six dusky Piute maidens
of from thirteen to sixteen years OF
age, whose parents desired that tney
be sent to the Indian training scnooi
at Carson City. When 1t came time
for the train to leave the maidens
invoked the tears that have won SO
many points for the feminine sex
in times past and objected SO stren-
uously to being taken from the
scenes of their childhood that MT.
vanvorhis relented and postponed
the trip to a later date.
While the Piute is classified as a
nomad. still the Churchill county
branch has developed a strong love
for the old tribal grounds and re-
sents any attempt to change Il from
the place where II elects to live
Falion Standard.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
ITINERARY OF
LA. BUSINESS
MEMS TRIP
SIDE TRIP TO TONOPAH AND
STOP OVER AT RHYOLITE
ARRANGED

At the last special meeting of the
directors of the Los Angeles Cham
Der of Mines. final details covering
the proposed excursion to Nevada's
mining districts were submitted by
the excursion committee and ap-
proved.
Necessary preliminary arrange
ments have been made and the fol-
lowing itinerary and details Incl
dent to the trip completed:
Leaving Los Angeles Friday, Octo-
ber 1, $3.50 p. M, via Santa Fe and
Tonopah & Tidewater, for Goldfield.
Dinner will be served la carte
after leaving Los Angeles on the
Santa Fe diners.
Arrive Goldfield October 2, 1880
a. m. Saturday, October 2, has been
designated as California day by the
American Mining congress, and the
morning after arrival will be devot-
ed to the session of the congress;
the afternoon to visiting the Gold
field Consolidated and other mining
properties, and to visits to the mer-
chants and business men of Cold
field.
Leave Goldfield Sunday, October
3, 6 a. m, for Tonopah
Arrive Tonopah' October 8, a..
m. An informal reception to the
mining men and merchants of To-
nopah will be held at Los Angeles
headquarters, which will probably
be at the hotel where breakfast and
luncheon will be served Visits will
also be arranged for those Interested
to the various properties there.
The return trip to Los Angeles
will be made via the Tonopah q
IGoldfield. Tonopah & Tidewater. and
the Santa Fe.
Leaving Tonopah Sunday. Octo-
her 3. l p. m. stopping at Goldfeld
on the return trip to pick up excur-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
(By Associated Press. ]

ST. JOHNS, N. f., Sept. IL
According to Captain Nielsen of the
fishing steamer Taft, on arriving to-
night from Battle Harbor, Labrador,
Peary's steamer, the Roosevelt, was
badly damaged by ice in the north,
and may not get to North Sydney
before September %. The Roose-
velt struck rock while entering
Battle Harbor and was fast for six
hours.
The Taft was in Battle Harbor
Wednesday when the Roosevelt ar
rived from Indian Harbor. When
the Roosevelt stranded Captain Neil
sen went aboard to offer assistance.
After being shown over the Roose-
velt, the commander of the Taft in
quired of Peary what he thought of
Cooks claim. Perry replied that
Cooks Eskimos had assured him
that Cook scarcely went out of sight
of land. Nielsen said the Roosevelt
was badly battered. Her hull car
ried bruise made by the jagged
pieces of ice He said oakum was
dropping from the seams when the
vessel reached Battle Harbor, and
that Peary had engaged twenty men
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
(By Associated Pressl

ARDEN, Sept 11.-Between SO
and so of the country's most prom
inent men, including financiers, law
yers, physicians and men well
known in the business world, will
attend the funeral of Hartman to-
morrow. They will come from New
York on special train. There will
leave Jersey City at 2 p. M, sew
eral hours before the arrival of the
New York visitors, a procession of
500 workmen employed on the Har-
riman estate, who will be permitted
to file through the room where lies
the body of man of whom one of
them said today eat times he
seemed a workman like ourselves,
just an older workman whom we
cared good deal about"
The ceremony at the house at 10
a. m. will be communion service
conducted by the family chaplain,
the Rev. DR.. McGuinness. None will
be present but Mrs. Hartman and
her children. At IL o'clock the pub
lie memorial service will be held at
St. John S church, at which Dr. Nc
Guinness will deliver the only eulo-
gy. No pains will be spared to
make the funeral itself, at O'Clock,
as private as. possible. To prevent
the intrusion of persons not espec-
tally hidden, sixty men will guard
all approaches to the church and
the three miles of road over which
the funeral cortege will wind.
The town boards of Woodbury.
and Tuxedo voted today to close
the roads of those two townships
leading to st. Johns church.
The Erie railroad announced to-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
Funeral to be Private as Pos
Sible---oO Men Will Guard
RoadWays to Pre-
vent Intrusion
Dr.. Lyle Says Death Was Caused by Heart
Failure Superinduced by Internal
Complications.

day that it would stop all trains on
its system between $3.50 and 1892
tomorrow afternoon while the Har-
riman funeral was in progress.
The steel casket in which the
body rests, arrived this afternoon
In this all that remains of the for
.mer railroad magnate will be her.
metically sealed before being low
cred into the brick lined vault hewn
in the rock of the hillside.
1t is estimated that the flowers
already received and yet to come
will fill four freight cars. The floral
tributes accumulated at the Erie
station in Jersey City in such guam
titles that two special box cars had
to be used to bring them to Arden.
Hundreds of messages of condol-
ence are being received by Mrs.
Hartman.
"Pernicious anaemia and oedema
of the lungs" was the chief couse of
Harriman's death, as officially stated
tonight by Dr. Lyle in the death GER
tificate filed in the town clerks Of
flee at Highland Mills. There was
no mention of cancer, but it was
stated that the word "chief" was in
serted in the printed form after the
question of "cause of DEATH"
AS popularity interpreted, amaze
mia is an impoverished condition of
the blood, and pernicious anaemia,
therefore, is a severe form of the
disease.
Dir. Lyle in the certificate filed
with the undertaken said that Har-
riman's death occurred at 1885 p.
m. SeDtember g.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
TWO LODGERS
LOSE LIVES
IN A FIRE
(By Associated Press }

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 11.-George
Brosche, an electro platter, and r..
A. Cook, plasterer, lost their lives
in a fire which gutted the two story
brick building at Seventh and J
streets early this morning and did
damage estimated at $4,000. The
fire was started by crossed wires in
a shoeshop and spread to the ad-
joining three story Bird building,
which was used as furniture store
and cheap lodging house. The two
dodgers who lost their lives per-
ished in their rooms on the top
floor.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
GETS finger
BETWEEN DRILL
and HAMMER
LAWRENCE GRUBETICH MEETS
WITH ACCIDENT WHILE
DRILLING

Lawrence Grubetich, miner,
while engaged in a practice drilling
match yesterday. managed to place
one of the fingers of his right hand
over the head of the drill just as
the hammer. in the hands of his
partner. descended. The finger was
crushed to a pulp. Grubetich was
taken to the Miners hospital where
Or. Mapes dressed the injury. 1t is
possible that an amputation will be
necessary as the bones in the men,
Der are crushed into small bits.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
DEPUTY BRINGS
A PRISONER FROM
PIONEER TOWN
JIM READING RECEIVES SIXTY
DAY SENTENCE FOR MAX
ING DISTURBANCE

Deputy Sheriff T. S. Marshall re-
turned from Pioneer yesterday and
brought with him one Jim Reading,
who was convicted in the Pioneer
justice court of disturbing the peace.
His address for sixty days will
be at the county bastile. From
what could be learned it appears
that Kaeding and several others
were engaged in a celebration OF
their own and as the night pro-
gressed. became somewhat noisy
and finally ended the proceedings
with one grand fight.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
HEIRS COMPROMISE
WITH INDIAN WIDOW
(By Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IL
Heirs named in the will of John H.
Hite, millionaire mining man of
Mariposa, CAL, have effected set
tlement with his Indian widow, it
is announced, and within week
more than $6,OOO,OOO will be dis
tributed.
Hite was pioneer in the Cali
fornia gold fields and married an
Indian woman, from whom he after
ward separated, making an allow
ance for her maintenance. She was
not provided for in his will and a
contest followed his death. The suit
was compromised for 100000.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
DESIRE TO BECOME
CITIZENS OF THE U. S. A.

Calistino Wentile yesterday fore
swore allegiance to the king of Italy
by taking out his first naturalization
papers at the county clerks Office.
William Barrett Williams, a ma
awe or Ireland, also made applica-
tion for his first papers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12

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CORBIN'S WIFE WAS
A COMSTOCK GIRL
fBy Associated Press. }

CARSON, Sept. 1.-THE wife of
the late General Corbin was for
mer Gold Hill girl, being Miss Hazel
Patten.
They were early day residents of
the Comstock, where her father was
interested in the mines. The moth
er took the two daughters east and
they were educated there. The eld-
est became the bride of the then
young military man who later be-
came general.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
SHIP
IS DELAYED BY
AN ACCIDENT
SEA AGAIN
HAS GIVEN UP
ITS DEAD
(By Associated Press. }

MONTERREY, Cal, Sept. 1.-THE
body of Miss Alta Ghirardelli, the
daughter of the millionaire choco-
late manufacturer of San Francisco,
who was drowned while surf bath
ing at Carmel, August II, was to-
day washed ashore within a hun
dred yards of the spot where she
lost her life. An inquest will be
held at Pacific Grove tonight. To-
morrow the body will be shipped to
San Francisco.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
Yesterdays Games.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
GUARANTEES WORK

L. W. Chaffee. a young electrical
engineer. has opened his headquar-
ters in the Sommerville paint store.
and is now in a position to do any
and all sorts OF electrical work.
He comes here with the highest of
recommendation and guarantees
his work.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12

For neat printing try the Bo,
nanza job department.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-12
REMAINS OF
HARTMAN TO BE
BURIED TODAY
DRIVING
CAUSES DEATH OF
AUTOMOBILIST
(By Associated Press. J

SAN JOSE, Sept. Ill. w. Cane
was killed and his wife seriously
injured this afternoon when their
automobile was struck by an inter-
urban car ten miles west of this
city. According to Mrs. Cane, their
machine was running too rapidly
while approaching the crossing, to
avoid a collision.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-07-14
Chapter

Chapter.
Automobiles, motor cycles, registration
Of 500
Agricultu'l experiment stations branches
Of established ..............s 500
Accounts. how audited and allowed. ; 52S
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Chantnr.
Contracts for paper. how awarded. 49,. Az
CIVIL actions. change OF place Of trial of.415
Common councils. powers Of. over palm
lists and fortune tellers ........-.... asa
Commissioners Of drainage district, au-
tHoE4AN VI ..s.-....s.- SOL
Cities of first class TO construct docks. 46S
Circuit Judge, second cir suit, additionalz74
Cities, water works and electric lighting.
power 10 grant ...................-4 49,
Cite OF first class. abstract Of title for
dam1 ges ................ 4S7
County CO... -, shorthand reporters, du-
ties, salaries and fees. ....,,.......4 $50
Cities, plumbers. licenses for ......... 491
Cities, first class, sprinklins Of streets. 50l
Constitutional amendments and eiectit
notices, publication OF, by city al q
county clerks .................. 500
County boards, powers Of, erection %
MONUMENTS ..-... ..s' 81
Court, municipal created. Fond du Lac. 30
Cities. paved streets and alleys. 1900. $50
Cattle. Importation OF, diseased. ....... 542
Civil action against state or state Off
GERS, appropriation .-.,...., 800. 245
Coupon ballot counties may adopt. 545
Copy right, state library to purchase.
appropriation ...-....-,..- .34i
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Vacancies, town board OF audit, how
utieu ~
Voters. rules for determining qualihca-
Nlou5 VI $3.50. s@.s... < .
validating bonds. heretofore issued. >. 90
Veterinary surgery, practice OF, prohib-
Vacancies office of mayor. how filled. 1903
Venue, chanei Of. laying OF town ditehs.124
vacancy, otiics or sub-distrtct clerk, how
uAisu ..s.t. .s.-ssss .. 10 !
Venue, change Of, appeal cases. ...... 49,
Vital statistics, collection OF. board OF
hehth ....s, -. .-.-.-. u o1
Villages, powers OF, conferred upon towns. 23J
Village officers, term of Office. ....... 2ou
Veterinary medicine aud surgery, relat-
liB ~ .Ansl- --sS'
Villages, cemetery association and care
. OF graves IN 1900. s-....- .-s.'s -. ~.
Voters, res 'stratiou Of. ...............S TV
Villages pt picatiOn OF official notices 1883
Voters, registration OF, printing OF regis
Ivy llsLA SUI
Vncsting OF plats, conui.ss.- nf........ AIS
Voting machines, violation OF election
iSWs .-.s.. '.. 80 9.sal
Voting machines. conducting OF polls. asa
voting machines sample ballot for. .4TB
villages. Incorporation Of............. sos
Voting machines Use Of at primary cleo
ton s-oSs
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Deputies. county clerk 10 appoint 500. 10
Dead, transportation of. ............. 81
Domestic accident and health lns Co.'S,
consolidation and reinsurance of .... 33
Decedents estate. computations of. IS
Domestic life insurance corporations
orgai. katl0n of Observation-Disclosures. SO
Departments of University of Wisconsin,
admission of both sexes. .......,...... 66
Division Of town, how made. ,...-..... a
Diseases, eontag iOus, reports Of. ..-..... So
Domestic insurance Cos. powers OF 1o6
bitches. LAYING Of town, change Of venue. ID
Dane Co municipal court, reporter for. $50
Drainage. transmission Of money 10 COM
missioner. OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J 90
Decent, evidence of. title by. ........., 1876
Drugs, adulteratiOn Of ...............2' =
Deputies appointment of, ny Co. cierk.2
Drainage proceedings, new parties added,
petitions and reports ..............21S
District attorneys relating to duties. 929
Directors comforting ON towns by res.
powers of village. ......-,.......... 2;}'5
District attorneys office. expenses Of in
county less than 100000 population. Psi
Dental examiners, appointment Of duties. 25S
Domestic lns. Co, investments Of 26T
Drainage district, law of. go
District attorney, assistants In cities Of
Drains. relating tO town ............. :i04
Divorce laws. uniform with other states. .;i2i
Doors TO swing outward ..........,...;f BPS
Dairy and Food commission. duties, etC.;s34
Dams aud water powers, construction. $40
Debts lacking constitutional levy. re-
funding OF Observation-Disclosures. AS
Drainage districts. relating TO. ...... 42I
District Snpt. of schools and county OF
Drainage districts, appointment Of com
miSslohefs 49,. 800. go: 49,. -.'.-'.- 439
Domestic fire and marine insurance com
panles repeal Of sections. ......., 410
Drainage districts, commissioners TO file
Docks. cities Of first class TO construct .46a
Depositories, state. bond Of security 53i
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Garbage disposal q. bonds authorized s
Governor contingent fund appropriate. -
Groves, Amelia J., SUM o. money, ap
propriated .....-. .............+...... 70
Grant Co fines repaid appropriation AZ
Governor. b0ath0use. etc. for. appfo
priatlon ......-.--+........'. I75
Gas Larceny % &0s
foods. second hand. police 10 report pgr
chase Of ......... ....,...... .... .2IO
Guardians and wards, relating 60 ..... ez0
Guardians and waFds. relating to sap
port 81 ward ...........4.t. ...-..... PIC
Garnlshment iiqnOf-sebtH. ....-...-.. Z7G
Grantor and grantee payment u taxes
hF ........... -.-...... .....- z81
Graves deposits fJr care ~. ~ cites
towns OF Villages. ...s .... - TAG
Guide boards on DuAiie hsgh n ... s05
Grain and warehouse commission. srpf0
priatiou for .--..--........- 40
Government Of cities % zeo7nd. third
and fourth class. form ~ --... ....- As
Geological snd natural history SURVEY,
appT0pTfatioa for B.. ..........-..- AS
Grand iuftes tFaBFcfkpr u testimony
fAxen -.-.s.-.......s ......s sss47f
Cane and 4sh i4g, rsza.asiea 49, 80
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Warrants. upon state treasurer . %
Widows, increasing allowance f0r...... %
Wisconsin soldiers orphans, appropria- .,.a
Wood lots, powers Of town boards to ac-
quire ................... n
Witness fees Of polieement. taxation Of
in cities cc hrst class. .............. 81
Weeds commissioner Of appointed. 100
Wagons, repeal Of section relating 10
Witness. testimony OF deceased, when
admissible ...............-. lOt
Writ Of error or appeal dismissal Of ia
WalwUrth county, county court Of. 129
Wisconsin Natl. Guard appropr'at ton l33
Woodsawiug machines regulatlOa OF. l59
Wisconsin National Guard, salary la
Weed destroying Of; Quitch grass .1%o
Wisconsin ReforniatOry. parole or In
mates or ,.......... ...N-.. 800 Ao~
workmen. safety Of IN construction OF
weights and measure. false ........ 1888
Waupun. parole Of prisoners at. ...,... le2
Writ Of h9beas corpus, lime ana nanner
w. o. rd s''Ssuj ting to Guardians and go
Wrlts Of error By state ia criminal cases. "a
wills, attorney fees in contests. ....... ~
Wards support OF ,........s... $50
Whitefi4h collection Of eggs. ..........2 6'i
Wisconsin drainage dist laws. .........2l0
Water mains. construction 0f......... 80
Warehouse receipts. uniform. ..... III
Weights and measures, national confer
rnEe on ...-..,-. '.. -
Wbitegater normal. appropriation for 800
Wisconsin Industrial school for girls, ap-
prOpria ton for ........ ......... 5<A
tion for $50
Water powers and dams, validating in
debtedness INQUIRE! ........4.....d 800
Wisconsin Mining Trade School, apprc-
VEiAtiou Tor ~
water works In cities. general law 36f
Wirtlg Hon r.. appropriate money Az
Wisconsin state tuberculosis Sanitarsuu
,,.. ~ 49, - f,r,,,,tsston snnro
BTgation for RECOMMENDATIONS
wisconsin state Dairymeus association,
appropriation for ...-............. 4Sf
Wisconsin SupreiSe Court reports TO be
furnished state ..........s..... 49,. .4os
Waterw0rbs and electric light cities OF
fourth class ....,.......... .a....-....4 $50
reSorr al .'.'..-.....-...5 l5
atss a1fsf ~ &C., @rr77i 80 --
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jewellers mutual insurance .....-....
Judicial circuit, ninth, term Of court in.
judicial circuits, nineteenth, creation of. il
judicial circuit, sixth term Of court In. IS
Justice o. Peace. municipal court, Beloit. 80
Judge elected, municipal court. Chippe
wa county ................ 81
Jurisdiction Of county court, Lincoln Co. So
Judges county, qualification f....... %
Judgment setting aside Of new trial. 1g2
Judgment several to pay, on lands. POI
Juries, in Rock county municipal court-.24i
judicial circuit, term In seventA> .... S01
Jails. confinement Of persons in .. az
Jurors pre-empfory challenges of 800
Jaiis, labor at county ........ 3a3
Jurors summOnng Of (by mail) ..... 339
Justices courts in county over 100000 37a
johnson Fletcher NJ, appropriate money 407
Judge second circuit .....,......a...4T 4
Justices Of Peace, number Of. compensa-
tion ................... 544