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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

The temperance wave, instead of re-
cedin&, moves on Enthusiastically. Eight
cen West Virginia towns went dry this
week. King Alcohol is being dethroned
lOmOgennouS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

Come easy, go easy" Congress is
talking about increasing the Presi-
dents salary to 100000 plus the per
quisitcs. old fashioned Economy, once
lauded, is now regarded in many cir
CIes as worse than q crime.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

:'The man." says Aristotle. utterly
destitute of s~elf-control is not given
to remorse: for it is part of his char
acter that he abideS by his mortl
choice The Columbia State seems
to think Aristotle was a prophet and
was writing of Roosevelt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

say they wish TAFT TO strike off thetr
''shackels'' really mean that they wish.
in the classic language of Governor
Vance, to be hit IN the belly with
: zone Ct bread
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

a secret service report on the pri-
vate conferences between Roosevelt,
Hartman and Judge Gary would be
hot stuff and could be printed only
on asbestos.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

II is up to" that portion of he
North Carolina Society in New York
that has undertaken to uublica
'%e the South to see that Eastern
North Carolina gets q decent indigo
Or is it 50 close to the Tobacco trust
and southern Railway that they wish
a q who will keep inJunctions
on tap?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

The Emperor Of Germany was a
mild offender compared with the Car
of the United States. The Reichstag
OF Germany shut up its would-be
tyrant. Americas Congress is not
equal to its duty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12
stupidity so dense;
For only l
May make reply
To YOUR cool impudence.

% NOuE GCct
Two gentlemen
Came to me when
4 panic lowered near
This they could stay
In their own way,
Rnt laws they seemed to fear;
To help their cause
| took the laws
And showed them to n rear
Now understand
That in this land
IT'S l who have the call;
From your tribune
/ am immune.
For / am all in all;
But I'm dismayed
That you've displayed
Such monumental gall.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

Gus Graham Caught in big type
attracts the eye of the reader of tbc
greensboro Telegram. 1t was not a
reference to the Speaker Of the House
but to a coiored "gemmun.' who had
been obtaining money under false
prcteuse in Virginia.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

Johndee is writing plays now. His
productions should be up to the
Standard" says the Columbia State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

secretary Of State Knox, that-is-to-
De- Is comforting with President-elect
Iaft. Mr.. Knox represents the Stee,
trust in the Cabinet. When the f,,I1
list is printed it will he found that ~.
represented. They put I'm H. 80
palgn Doodle and their Investment vii,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

Some people think hat the only
duty OF a legislator is to amend or
repeal ali former laws. Others think
they should continually cry Whoa
10 all progress. The wise legislator
takes the happy middle niace.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12
Equal Justice TO All Legitimate En-
tCrpfiseS.

tcrprises.
We pledge, not only to citizens Of
this State. but to citizens Of other
states. that al capital invested in legi-
innate enterprises in North Carolina.
whether foreign or domestic, corpo-
rate or private. shall have the equal
protection of the laws and the equal
friendly consideration of those who
administer the laws. and we further
pledge that all such persons or cor
rorations violating the provisions of
the laws shall be made to feel and suf-
fer the full penalties for such viola
tons.
Professional Lobbying.
w condemn the practice of pro-
fessional lobbying
Laws that carry out these declara-
tons should be placed OIL the stat
ute books. Every Democrat in the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12
ANTITRUST Law WITH TEETH.

The House of Representatives two
Years ago passed an antitrust law that
had teeth. The proof hat it was-a
law that would reach the evils is to
be found in the fact hat the tobacco
trust and like illegal combinations
Fought it with every Influence they
could command. The result was that
1t failed in the Senate and a milk-and-
water act, which this paper said al
the time wasn't worth the paper it
was written on, was permitted to cum
per the statute books. OF course it
mas amounted to nothing but a dead
letter, as everybody knew when it was
substituted for the House bill.
h Democratic State Convention
declared the position OF the party in
no uncertain terms in the platform
adopted in Charlotte last June and
Governor Glenn's message. to the Leg
isiature rang clear and true. Below
are extracts from the Democratic
state platform, which every legislator
Wlll desire to keep fresh in mind:
All public service corporations and
natural monopOlies should be brought
under strict control of the United
states as to interstate business, anC
OF the state as to intrastate business,
out a falr return IN a fair valuation
OF owned or operated by
lnem should be allowed after paying
operating expenses, including just n
ample wages to employees.
Private MonopOlieS.
PflVate mOnOpOlieS should be de-
stroyed. Conspiracies by prospective
purchasers to put down or keep down
the prices of articles produced by the
labor OF others should be made GRIM
llal, and all persons or co~rporation
ehteflng into such conspiracies should
he punished; and we condemn in
every form subsidies, gratuities, bo-
muses., trusts and monOpolies, and they
should not be tolerated.
Discrimination and Rebates.
Congress should SO amend the in
tefState law as to prevent
discrimination and rebates in inter-
state traffic and provide for the pun
me by Imprisonment of officers OF
railroads and other common carriers
ana public service corporations VIC
ldtlnS such laws, and particularly to
make unlawful such determinations a
are now or may in the future be prac-
tlced by railroad companies and other
COMMON carriers and public service
corporations against all North Caro-
una points in favor of points out of
the state having no greater natural
advantages.
The party in power in the nation
that has SO long failed to correct such
inequalities is equally guilty with the
public service corporations for the
disadvantages under which this State
has iabOred.
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PRAIRIE SCHOONER BARN.

deep, each board bent to shape as 1t
Is nailed to the others, using plenty
Of nails and giving plenty Of lap over
each joint. The arches form a half
circle, and in building them the owner
arew half circle on the ground and
Ret posts a few feet apart (perhaps
teD on the outside Of the circle, being
careful to get them perpendicular and
three or more feet high, SO several
could be made before any had to be
moved. Fourteen arches in all were
used. These were placed about three
feet apart on the side walls, four feet
high by two feet thick: These arches,
or, rafters, were covered with roof
boards and shingles, except, the top
being too fat for shingles, metal roof
ing was used. Six round posts are
used in each end extending from
stone wall one foot high to arches, on
which the Orders and siding are nail
ed. The floor is paved with field stone
about twelve inches deep, except un-
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Pl ?. ]. j! CROWD !: is SELLING
Price Of July Wheat Drops More Than;
.Is -s!:ss: w tx$s]: Two Gents.

Chicago, April Il %. telling :attrib-
5uted to the Patten croWd,s and allies,
although on moderate scale. sent
the price Of July Wlle atom on the.
board Of trade, the close on that OPP
ton being 2 rs cents under The pre-
Vious figures. :3$Sz l
one time Jul sold ssat $$1.I814s
This tempted profit taking and the
sconsequ ent decline brought ont stop
loss orders. under which the price
dropped to s$sassl
2s ssix-cent bread seems assured III
Chicago One prominent baker has
announce AM that he will advance the
price cent to that figure on May St
and his example will be folloWed if
not preceded, by Others.
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SAID TO Be DAUGHTER
OF WEAl THY PARENTS.
Detective i / Claims to Have ld0n-
titled Mrs. Boyle.

Mercer, april hat the
woman charged with the abduction OF
Willie. Whitlas Is not the wife Of James
Boyle, but IS the unmarried sdanghs
ter of wealthy and respectable par
sents whose character and standing
are above reproach, Is what the state,
expects to prove 81 the approac ching
trial sof the kidnap piping cases. sDetec.I
tive; Kepner, who disappeared from
Mercer immediate1 fter, the recent:
visit Of and Mrs. HI Ehoteau Dyer
of st: louis, has ret,lrned ssand ans
snounced that he has ositively8 identi
/ fed the woman! ttorneyS Cochran,
who IS represent ting 4 hitla the;
pros cltfon, has fused To allow the
identf to be mad piIbl bntt
viii endeaYor tEo TIE have AZ int oduced
at the trial. VT. and Mrs. Dye. who
partially identi He'd the asi u
maid whom they accuse i OF i stealing
81, 900 from their home, vi III return.
/ # lis said as witnesses before the
grand jury oT sc the trial
Kilograms said to have been sent
by Boyle from Sharon 10 the woman
AT Warren. about the time ofs the
Kidnapping and from her at az arren an
reply will be brought into evidence to
connect the woman with the abduc-
-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23
zy u Be DUR "a sTEsI SHIP II

j Torpedo Boat Destroye Smith, Named
. sor clyli5z y az Gro, Is l.aunched
Philadelphia, Aprilss 40 IA little YES
sci which will be, hen she is COM
pleted. the fastest ship In the United
States navy was launc hed hers tto-
day. She ~ the sstorp edo boat de.
stroyer snith the first Sof d new type
She iHe expected to have greater speed
and wider steaming radius than any
other destroy on the naval Hist
ss$ The Smith iss p AIMED after Lieutens
ant Joseph a Srnith who was sinsc com
smand of Y,arship Congress when
that vessel was sunk Hampton;
Roads nv the Confesd erateS irencIad
Virginia arch y Lieutenant
ssssmith was killed IN the act ion. ss.
Edward Ri Richa rdson of Brookline,
Mass relative of autenant Smith.
acted IS sponsor AZ the naming 81 the
little vessel.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23

FOUR R Up
IN \ AROMA
Alleged Murdere ly1lched
BY Mob I !. at
BARN USED Gall OWs

! Two Hundred Avengers Organize at
S the 3 Commercial Club, n Els said,
March on the Jail and Quickly over
power. the Lone Guard On Duty,
TWO 81 the Victims Well Sto Do Cat
'ss b: tie Owners ofTexas. .;: 2s45
Ada, Okla, April A mob Of 200
men stormed the county Jail here and
after overpo wering the sheriff Slynched
four white men. ID hose lynched were:j
y. 3. Miller Of Fort Worth, Tex, Is.
B. Burrell Of Duncan, Okla.; Jesse
West and Joe Allen Of Cana ian, Tex.
West and Allen were wen to do Tex.
ans and large cattle owners. The
( men were held On q s charge Of com
plicity in the murd erS Of former Unit
ed States Marshal AZ Bobbitt near
Ada last ebruary. Bobbit was shot
from ambush on his way home n sss i
The mob, It is said, was organized
sin the Commercial club rooms and
marched to the jail. Only one man
stood guard at the prison and he was
quickly overpowered and the: four
prisoners seized, taken to a nearby
barn and hung from the rafters. The
bodies were cut down SIX Hours later.
There was little excite nent during the
lynching. @ Isl. s:s5
B Two weeks ago the four men were
placed under arrest fort Worth
for the murder and brought to Ada
for trial Miller had his relilhinary
hearing last Friday and was held
without bail. The authorit ties allege
that Allen and = West who were
wealthy cattlemen Of Cana dian, Tex,
hired Miller to- kill 4 Bobbit Burrell
paying Miller the money al len and
West and Bobbltt were neighbors as
:ranchmen in Seminole county and the
trouble is alleged: to have been due to
an old disagreement
Miller, one Of the victims, leaves q
wife in Fort Worth IIe had killed
SIX men in his time and was com
.Gpanfen of the late Pat Garrett, the
famous man hunter and slayer 81
aBilly the Kid, and WasSswith Garrett
when the latter was killed at Las
Cruces. The mob was composed Of
many OF the pronin ents citizens Of the
city and only a few wore masks IS
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CONDITIONS | BAD !
IkASIA MINOR \ II | ||.!'|
Massac les By Ml | / salnla / /:
MAY Bee 81 ii, Gene (it i.
MAN KILLED. All ADANA


| Several Hundred Moslems and Arne
81 3nIans Slain iii Recent Riotlng ana
The Arme nian Section 81 the ToNs
Destroy ed No confirmation 81 re
ported killlns Of Two American
Mjssionarie :38ss;s:3
ssS Consta ntino ple, April 19 The news
received here from Asia Minor is dis
tinctly alarming There Is great ex
5citement among the Mussulmans al
Beirut and Erzeroum and massacres
are feared. 81
ss No confirmation has been received
here of the reported knitting Of two two
81 lean missi onaries at Adana. Tht
latest inteMfge nce received Is that sey
seral hund sArme nians and Moslems
were Killed at Adana ID the; riotine
and that the Arme nian quarters d
the Town were finally overwhelmed
{ aIdsd estroyed $by flames. 81 :sT5.
The British vice consul at Mersina
Major Daug hty- Wylie, was wounded il
the arm while endeavoring to: quell
j hosti lities dana. sss 3 ss2,
Z Il appears that the Armenians made
% brave fight and defended their quar-
ter of the town well against the fanat
IS cal Mohammed ans, but in spite 81
sthsir sistance they! were driven back
! and their oppone nts sacked thei,
homes. Ss:s;i
Three hundred Mohammedans
armed with les, left :Adana BY train
forii Tarsus, about twenty miles away
Since the departure of.these men com,
! naunie cation with Tarsus has been Id,
sstterrup Grave apprehe onss adfs
Sfelt regarding the situation there. e sa5 /
The formation III the foregoing
sSdispa Itch was received in consular al
vices that have come In here. :|33s5
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arm sz,so !.
& !: s rder,
!. PRAIRIE sCHo ONER BARN.

a Farnner's Original ard Practical
Plan For q Horse Horne.
An agriculturist in Dowagiac, Mich,
bps made plans for q prairie schooner
barn, and: he states that; the barn has
bowed satisfactory to him. He built
hss ten years ago. He calls it prai-
he schooner barn because It is mostly
1oof and has no, beam or mortise In
ts makeup and ordinary farmer help
pan do all Of the work. The barn Is
prty feet long by sixty feet wide, and
be arches (which represent the bows
i the prairie schooner or movers wag-
sn1 are made Of inch boards six inches
ride and Of any length and six boards
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Wire Fence I corncrib.

In the drawing Is shown u handy,
inexpensive corncrib which possesses
several advanta ges not possessed by
the binary slat corncrib. Is made
on BY posts with pans at their
SUBMITS to prevent rats from climb
Ing In. The stills are a by ~ scant things
q BY 4aand two feet: apart The fenc-
Ing Is nailed to these On all sides, and!
the door frame IS similarly covered.
The roof IS made wide, SO AS ITO shed.
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=
In the matter Of Harry III. Hand Bank
rupt;; In Bankruptcy III
: TO the cred tors Of Harry "a, Hand OF
Devils Lake in the County OF Ramsey,
and district foresaid "a bankrupt o.
1908 the said Harry H Hand was duly
adjudicated Bankrupt and that the first
meeting Of his ditors will be held Hi
Grand Forks s. Dak., at the ONCE ofI
Withheld on April q 4, 81 900 at IU
o'clock "a: sM.,Isit being manif testify incon-
,tenient for the parties IN interest to
hold the meeting at Devils Lake the
county seat Of the county In which the;
sbankrlpt restdes, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their claims.
and transact such other business as may.
iproperl come before such meet
~ Fl. ;L.ssWHITFED.
:s$ Grand Forks q. So j,
Referee In tBankruptcy.
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]. NOTICE no scL,.RI,EDIIlsTI:oRs.

"a IN the Matter Of the Estate Of Gather
Inc Allen Deceased 4:
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed Charles q. Taylor Administrator
of the estate Of Catherine Allen. hate sSof
the County Of 9 Ramsey and NJ: State sef
North Dakota, deceased, to the. credit tors
Of, and all persons having claims again
st, said: deceased, 81 To exhibit them with
the IN eetssstrv8S$5Y c uchers, ;sS Witlltn six
months, & Of ter the ,irss pub lei. ton 1f
this notice. to said Administered tor at he
Office OF Judge Of Count Court, in the
City of Devils Lake. In said ramsey
County, s1s
VA Dated April II sA. 10. 19 09.
= ia !. s3S CHARLES E.sTAYLOR,
Z iss Admint tor
.s First pu blicati ton sson the 4 6th day OF
April a. -. 81 909. * 8
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cal Briefs

sss l)Wners or tenants Of residences.
Offices and stores that require new 81 i:
IS replaced awnings should write the
Amer zf lean Tent and Awning Co. s11,
Washing ton Ave. Minneapolis
Mimi for their catalog Az ana latest 1T Il;
price list This firm builds awnings
\ 80 anyone can hang them. BE-.
Ing nanufac turers they handle every rss
thing Thu ia the canvas line, such as avn II,
ings tents, stack horse and wagon Vi s,iD
covers etc ntton this paper wien lei,
writing. q ID :5s
Set good watch for 81 rs at Hues.
gems )
Rev Arthur Bailey returned
Thurs hui day morning from Rugby where
;le had been II attendance upon the
spring meeting Of the Pressby t,, rian
,of B Time Waukan and 81 which body
he had The honor Of being elected the
.Mod I'd a;st1 4 one year.
uesgenss is having s sale 10 back s., d.
com sashpi ana ;shop piping bags.
Dom miss
danes y, Dunn, TI: b Mitch.
sell and Arthur z.s Bailey retur1nl;esd
9 Tlh]lrsda from the Ladies Presbyttarrss
Ian AZ Missi onar citing held at Rug.
~. Tuesday ana N Wednes AL.
he ladies 81 the: Presbyterian ii, 81
church giye food sale d 81 al
sB Pr q hard ware store Saturday
afternoon :S,S
ID al. lodge win give aas cartl
ill TIE Eagle hall On N Wednesday ID
evening priI 28th Everybody q. invited i
al mission q cent ts}s ri "a
I'm Ioistad of Ghnrchs Ferry d Il Vas tls
all The city on Tuesday and !, Tednas.
da &c this eek, nd si lot .tt,e contract
s sfor modern date dwelling Is
Contra tor Il U day me building
will a pc heated with hot water, full
3; plumb Ing and ~ III cost $4,000. sss=
Geo Rsuhhere has let the contract
tor beautiful $4,000 residence ID ID
contr alilday. The building
q viii Il abe erected on i arlington avenue &.
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FROM 81 CHI AGO
General ofiices ofs Chicago Great Nest.
err, ao He Removes;

Chicago prii esident IIor.
ace a Burt 81 the Great tern road
has decided rs rn eve general
Sofdces ~ the com pany Paul
stoa Chicago as Don as Spoayib les sEslle
preventing factor AT this lime is d
lack means and & The IcuIty of
securing the consent III tho ceiYer
and of HE cot,rt 10 pIiend Il 1n onesy
necesga to d axe the change The
headaua tho road 19era kept lii
Paul III tiae home sof
former President us B 1.
Burt bell eyss That chi ID ths log.
icaa tsrn.
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Chamberlain Cough Remedy

The man:y remark bic cures of scolia
and grip Effected by this preparation e
alaye made 4 famous over 4 large oart
of the ciytlIxed world Iss can always
bs depended upon. Eor sale 81 ali drug.
gtsta. S,,s
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der the horses, where eight inches
ieep was filed In with soft sand, and
chat covered with wooden blocks on
and four inches long. The stone is
covered with a hard, smooth clay.
Both floors have given entire salts
faction. Stables are on each side of
the barn next to the wall, but with
eight foot Driveway back Of the stalls,
so one can drive through with a wag-
on in cleaning the. stable. i 81! r. (
More Money In Live Stock Than Grain.
=. The value of farm animals Is In
creasing rapidly, suggesting that
farmers Of the west are going more
and more Into general farming, not
depending SO much on raising grain
for market The statement is made
by the { American GultiYat tor. The.
value Of farm animals Is placed at
about SIS, O00. OoO, 900, Or one-f fiji OF
the entire value of farm property
: The value OF receipts at lending mar
ket centers for ab so 900 600 head
of cattle, horses, hogs and mules will
total well over a billion d ollars, this
sum of the leading markets only, and
probably nearly as much more live
stock Is sold at the small Ter markets,
as it is sfgured that bout o-dfths
\ Of the farm live stock goes, to market
during one year OF the annual In
1 come from live stock, cattle make up
about fYe-eighths, hogs one fourth
/ and the balance sheep, horses and
mules. The great iron and steel In
dustry Is surpassed in value De sex-
ports By the shipments of meat and
4 dairy products. The tendency OF all
\ lines Of animal products Is toward In
4 crease, while the country IS becoming
less and less an exporter Of grain.
The farmers are wisely securing q
double profit by turning their grain
into the home market and selling II
as finished product Ia tie form OF
& meat, butter and cI: The United
I States has more cows l22,24A-
44a than amy other country IL the
world. more horses, %, 900. 582;; more
Z nnules o5s. s99;; more swine, 81, 978,-
8e1 and except Brit fish India more
248, !.
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all possible water. The height length
and width may suit the arnef, - CON
sVenienee. convenient width IS about
five feet at the fiopr, VIII ed Ing to sew!
!, en- feet at 1t The caves. Owing to the;
VERY open nature OF this crib, corn
dries more quick il d slat crib,
and AS there Isl less chance for water:
3 to lodge I'M be crack the crib VII he;
more durable tfian sc built entirely ofii
wood
Framing Girls For Farm fork.
The Arseiey House Colonial Train
ling school ut Hfi cflens,, England, Is;
devofing itself tog the train gof girls
life ID the Eng colpIias more
EEsespeeially Tor e Ing though:
out the Wtleatfield NADIA there
iii ascontinuaI demand for women 10
help on tie farms, bntSs tie ordinary
servant Isl far from answering The re-.
irernent girls Ell Arseiey
House ARE taught ain cooking and;
bread making Gil ID Il0t peetad
lSof an English coos, who gets her
bread from the bal esfiepJ III ling dirty.
Ing. stable mana geilaent md simple
pentering shese uisrssaai elements
of ednea tlon are I'd maxi The girls re-
soareaful ana bIe % a
con far from any center dc
ciYlliSa tor
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MINISTER 81 AS HE'S TiiROAII
I'LL Health Cause 9ofs s suicide of Mis-
sourI Pastor.

Bole CHOW; d. "a prils IN. j. III;
M ampbeIl aged Esixty years, pastor
iof the Methodist III Scoops church
here. slashed his throat with u razor.
When found by his wife ID could not
staJl but wrote Sc note aging he
feared he would have rs quit HE
5fstrE on ae count Of health and his
family would be- ia s want.
died three hours later.