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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
BUILDING MORE sIDETRAGEs

The Santa Fe Is this week complot.
ing the construction OF 5000 feet OF
additional sideirack in the south
yards IN the vicinity OF the round
house aud machine shops 10 accom-.
modate the increased traffic az this
point
This trackage is being placed on ex.
pensive new grades on a level with
the main line tracks aud above hgb
water mark
II is announced here from semi-ot-
fetal sources that the Santa Fe wifi
this fan lay between 1900 aud 5000
additional feet OF sde,rack in the
Tact of ground west Of the main line
tracks between Grant aud Oklahoma
avenues
When this ground is laid ont in yard
age and sldetlaeks the Santa Fe VIII
have between Twelve and fifteen
tracks west OF the Union station for
yardage purposes, besides the two
tracks to be used exclusively for pas
senger trains This contemplated inn
uroyement will also do much TO relieve
the Santa Re Of the congested traffic
conditions at the oklahoma avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
OPPOSES HlB[As CORPUS

Assistant Attorney General Chas
Moore This morning filed a brief for
the state in the habeas corpus appi
cation Of Lydia Holland who was
convicted in Lincoln county IN 1905
of killing her eighteen.monihs.old
baby girl hs forcing carbollc acid
down rs month and who seeks t0
eyade serving a life sentence be-
cause the Judgment ol the court Was
not entered upon the record by the
court clerk rhe brief opposes the
granting of the wrii and states that
August la last the record of the
court was corrected. the sentence
being spread upon The record as it
was transcribed from the reporters
notes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
(jL.E:SAM?
ShuCks! He's All Right, on Land,
on Sea, in the ATCtlCS or
Mid Clouds
(By Associated Press.,

Zurich Switzerland, Oct 6.-The in.
ternational balloon race fos the Cor.
don Benneti cup was won by Edgar
W. Mix. the American aeronaut Of Col
umbus who landad north of Warsaw,
in Russia Poland, early Tuesday morn
Ing. He won with plenty Of time 70
spare from Alfred Leblanc. French,
who came down at Kublin Hungary.
Monday afternoon.
St. Louis Mo, Oct G.--raat jain
cup for long distance balloon flights
has been won from captain Chandler
OF the United States army was made
certain today when two Of the bal.
looms that started from here Monday
were sighted above Minnesota towns.
The ST. Louis Third was sixty miles
head Of Chambers record when il
sailed over ST. Cloud Mimi Chandler
covered four hundred seyentyiiye
miles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
MASTERFUL WORK
CHARMS THE VISITORS
Magnificent Temple Crowded
with Visitors From Home
and Abroad

The second day of the Scottish
Rite reunion was marked with the
arrival OF 150 Masons from over the
state and the entering Of a number
Of new class members this morning
TO take the place Of those that left
last night after completing the eigh.
teenth degree.
An unusually large body Of Ma.
sons Witnessed the mounting of the
degrees at the Temple last evening
The seventeenth degree, Knight Of
East and West, Eighteenth degree
Rose Croix, and nineteenth degree
Pontitf, We're exemplihed in full this
morning BY the Guthrie chapter
Rose Croix team
This afternoon the twentieth, TWEEN.
tytirst tweni y@econd twenty Third.
twentyfourth and twenty-nfth de
grees were mounted by picked teams
from the conslst0ry
This evening the twenty.ninth de-
gree will be mounted with the fol
lowing team:
Venerable master, f. Hethcr
lngton, ~ degree.
Prior Allen August Douts. - dc
gree.
Preceptor Samuel Addison Calhoun
- degree.
Chancellor Ben Hart Ash, 80 de.
gree.
Master of ceremonies, Pedro Kerr
Higgins. 30 degree
Captain OF the guard Orin Ashton
so degree
Musical numbers viii be as fol
lows.
Hymn'No the Day is over 49,
Observation-Disclosures. Choir
Solo Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Comrades in Arms ..4...,. Choir
Soldiers Chorus tFaustl ... Choir
Among the arrivals at the Temple
today We're. d. p Larah, Tecumseh,
Edwin De Barr. Norman G. r
Cook, Snyder. w r. Mosler, Paw
huska. B F. Blue. Ingersol; Franz
nrury and Milton Peter, Perkins
w e. Malakey ionnessey; Martin
Grant Enid, Clint Moore. Bartles
vile. Ben Hirchland. Oklahoma city
VI A. Fmman. Ada; j $ Maben
Miami, ! IS Harris, Wagner; q
w. Frs, Blackwell. ] II Milan
Blackburn, vs.. ~ Wilson. III ReuV
j J Barnard and ] Heasley Enid
W IL II Allen Coltry; VIM An
derson, Waufika. u. ]. Alexander
Tulsa, W II McAlmaee McAleaier
y J MeAlester. McAlestcr, NJ +
Goodnough. Ripley. u. u. Flags
Mooreland, Il W Wilm0t, Walton
"a. u v. Huichins. Wichita. Lewis
Phillips and Albert ploeger, Seward,
Joe Liebenheim. paWnee. r. q SeY
Ter. Nayina, Jacob Mcrten Prague
s.. II. Maakey. Cleveland, d d
HoaR. Pond Creek Thomas Shields,
Independence. y Martin. Anadarkc
J Il. Osbourne. Verden; n q.
Thompson. Okarche; F. II NcKin.
ley Oklahoma city General Hard
Ponca City. Dr George B Colby
Gfaeemoni Leo r.. Bennett Musko
gee. G. T. Cook Texmo, G w
Wiley Granite. Peter Pulse, spen
Ger. d y Leach. Oklahoma city
s. H. Cfawley and George Rush,
Piedmont. E g Llniz, Blackwell
j. A. Camp. paoii, J w Hale
chickasha. r.. G Wheeler. pawree
81. 70 OvertOn. Hollis; John y
Brough, Meeker. A ] Niles. M0m
tain View. A. 7 West. Mountain
View; John Roaten aud RAJ Wood
Edmond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06

ture. George Whitehurst of Sayre.
State Senator Campbell Russell of
Warner. Senator X. A. Billuus Of
Cordell. Senator Soldani Of Ponea
CITY. John Palmer of Pawhuska. Dr.
J. II Connell OF Saltwater J. ii.
Spiece Of Kingfisher, Bruce OFT Of
FL Reno. State Examiner Charles A
TAYLOR Of Guthrie. Col. L. p Ross
Of Lawton. Representative r. L
Haynes of Tulsa county. King of
fillman county L. L. Reeve OF
Mashita. W. B. Anthony OF steph
ems, w A. Hendricks of Logan.
former Representative L. n Hart
af Woodward. Senator II Strain
of Mann. r G Spillman, acting at
t0rney general
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
nRourH IS SEVERE
peclal 70 Daily Leader.

pecial 20 Daily Leader
Sulphur, OKLA oct 0 The extend
4 drouth Of thla season is the worst
ver known IN HE Chiekasaw country
afmers are hauling water from Sui
lhur Into The country III every diree+
ion The scarcity of water every
where has caused an investigation in
ia the flow of the wells and springs
ID sulphur and in lhe plall National
aask and there ~ no applrenl diminn-
len in the lioa vi aHt ~ Hem The
Buffalo and Antelope springs are
flowing 50o0ooa eali9Hs = day. aud
pc arleslan wells and smaller spiing1
100000 gallons q aaY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
SCHOOL TEACHERS WILL
MEET IN GUTHRIE

The executive committee Of The OK.
ahonla school Officers association.
omp0sed Of " Gill of pawhuska,
4 TAYLOR OF oklahoma City. Chas.
Z Robefi and Sell Humphrey Of Guth-
ie IA a Meeting here Yesterday de.
ided To hold the annual meeting OF
be association az Guthrie on January
9. iS and a. 1910, and outlined the
program for the meeting Ia addl-
ion to a long list Of addresses. re-
ports will be- received from every city
superintendent and every county sn-
perlntendenl IN ihe state Governor
Haskell viii deliver the address Of
welcome and the response will be by
John p. Benedict Of Musk0gee. fed
eIal superintendent Of schools.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
.STATU QUO
Oklahoma City Bank Sill Under
Control Of STATE Bank
Ing Board

Lawion, Okla. Oct G-un motion
of attorneys representing the Chicago
and Missouri the Injunction suits
against state Bank Commissioner
Young and the state banking board
10 prevent preference payment To de-
posiiors In the Columbia Blnk and
rsas company and Oklahoma City
and demanding the appointment of a
receiver today were dismissed by Fed.
efal Judge Cotteral by request, also
of the plaintiff the information asking
that the banking board be cited 10 ap
pear for contempt was Withdrawn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANKS
Special 70 the Daily Leader.

Special To the Daily Leader.
Washington, d c., Oct 6-The
following report Of the condition of
national banks in the reserve cities
of Oklahoma are announced at the
close of business September /:
Loans and discounts S27 ,S95,053.
individual deposits s29,O25,375. per
centage of legal reserve TO deposits.
II 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06

his friends that connena had made a
pass al his hip as if he had a gun
and TO save himself from what he be-
heves TO be death. shot C0nnelia
Smalley is 81 years old and a brother
o. Assis ant Chief OF Police A. W
Smalley and a nephew Of Dr. F. b.
Fite. He has several other brothers
IN Muskogee Immediately af ar the
tragedy he went TO the home OF his
brother and surrendered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
FATALITIES FOLLOW
HEADON COLLISION
lng AssocIated pressl

sprlngfield lIIl OCT. b.'~Une paR
senger was killed and lhirty-flve In.
iured. four probably fatally, Ia a head
on collision between an excursion
train and regular passenger train
on The Illinois Central at parnell near
here late last night The wreckage
did not catch fire and this Is account
able for the small death list
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
PATENTS TO 0KLAhOMAks
snecIal 10 Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
Washington, ID. c., Oct 1.-THE
following Oklahomans have been
granted patents w. II Clark, Elk
City gate; W. b. Clowers, Lehigh:
boiler flue cleaner; J w. Garrett,
Elk City caster-wheel for cotton
choppers; J P High. Fairview, lue
expander.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
sontrast 80 sehooI auIldInaa

The county commissioners awarded
contract TO s w Chaneg. local
ontrac.or for the erection Of separ-
ate school hohses IN districts "a and
3. IN Bear Greek and Iron Mound
ownships. The contract price was
s-i8 each The buildings are to be
umpletea by November j
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
STRENUOUS JOURNEY
TELLING ON PRESIDENT

san Frahciseo. oct. 6.-After a night
of banqueiing and receptions Prest
dent TAFT departed today ,Sr few days
rest in the Yosemite valley
Despite the great strength OF The
President he was considerably faligu
81 after Nesferdays strenuous round
lel entefIalument
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06

Rufus Connella. the victim Of the
tragedy enacted at Muskogee. was a
pioneer Cklahoman He arrived at Ok
lahoma City in the 1883 rush and built
the first btick residence there. Later
he went to Lawton and became en-
tangled In charges OF forgery of school
warrants. on which he was convicted
and sentenced to a term in the peni-
tenti2ry He was pardoned before
expiration Of sentence and had been
ac ing as state agent for the Honey
School supply company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
Train Jumped The Track
t8g Associated Press

Houston. Texss. Oei g-santa Fe
passenges train Number II was Dc
rallied near Temple early today. the
engine oYerturning and several
coaches leaving the track Several
passengers and Engineer Mc6innis
vere serforeiy injured snlsslug or
a frog caused the wreck.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
RURAL CARRIER CHANGES
Special to DAILY Leader.

apeciaI % nalIy Leader
Washington. d G Oct 6-Wil
liam F schoenhoyen has been ap-
pointed q rura' letter carrier ON
route No out Of Anadarke, OKLA.
vice George " Davis and Low r.
Welmer Is named as substitute n
place Of Matue Davis. Ernest L
Bearse has beeh appointed 70 a sim.
llar position on route No. out OF
Tecumseh. vice Lawrence W.. Cav.
thon With Albert stark as substitute
vice Ernest L. Bearse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
slo Guns Present.

Among prominent Democrats IN
the city are. Congressman Scott
Ferris of 7 awjon. Judge Jesse Dunr
of Ava. Judge Turner Of the su.
preme court, Judge Owen Of the
= is.ilss. laa4l " aHGtaia. y. r Cor
nors Of the state beard Of agricul-
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
TALKS ON ADVERTISE
XIV. Interest
and Desire
By Henry Herbert Huff

Mr Business Man. upon securing the readers you
are closely related The Introduction, the few paragraphs pre-
cedng the description, the place these feelings
Put outside information your introduction Give
readers something original Advertising Of goods
sale The public such information and will read j, If
interesting Study the trade journals and catalogues Study
goods how made the brands and qualities their
enthusiastic what you have sell and pass
your readers through the al Tel all the latest fashion
The anxious for it Sandwich II between your MILL
nery and dress goods items Tell all the comforts furnace
would bring horae-hat their think Of them Speak
Of the deciounezs and healthfulne Of your breakfast
food Tell how it made and what !, contains There
hundreds Of facts abou, the gco that the public
would Ike know. Avoid technical Suggest
for old things and the advantages Of using products
Don't let oes prevent sy-skng Of yourself your goods
store il sl help make take
your and iraE them closer to vou-
And DESIRE II the shortest road pocket
book PCe fades when rel aroused. You
the buyers attention what he gong for his money
the already ms mind. YOU CREATE Sug
the original for goods Suggest ever conceivable
which i = the readers advantage possess the
article People often DO realize their until reminded
happy suggestion gwen through the al has resulted many sale
that might otherwise have been made
Last when / in here vel dressed Young
and bought shaving brush. He gave YOU dollar bill
his change from and you counted him without
word Do y5u realize Mr. Business Man the opportunity
II had suggested that he look YOUR line Of razors
attention r0p. showing the pocket
uve. there YOU had merely inquired II there wasn't
thing else might have had bigger slice Of that bill Through
the advertisement you reach many men in the way
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07

Timpas Greek and Reservoir Com
pany got ten feet in No. /. and four
fee, in No. :. And the Santa Fs ras
fll-d TO overflovinx.
For Sal--CheAp. eoe acres deed
81 land. all within two miles Of Tim
pas In five AID ten acre lots. 10
suit purchaser. Only thirty fee, 10
fine wafer Level land. fine for ir-
riSating Also lso acres decided land
SIX niles OF Timpas Good improve
meats. living water, under four
bitches. oniy $40 Per acre. Also
Tiapas torn lots. Homestsa. and
desert claim relinauishments and
southern Texas orange lands 70.
further particulars call on or address
W 5 Lawrence. Ttnpzs. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
ketiee fer Publication

Department ot the Interior, United
States Land Office Al Pueblo. Col.
orado. July 10. 1898.
Notice Is hereby given ttat George
Paeheco. o, Timpas. Colo. Who on
August 4th. Iso2. made homestead
entry, No. 1875. for the southwest
garter southeast quarter. southezs
quarter southwes; quarter, section
-, northwest quarter northeast quar-
ter. northeast qcarTer northwest
quarter, section -. township IS
so.th, range 81 ~est. sth principal
meridian. has filed notice o, inten-
don TO make final fiFe-yeaT proof. to
establish claim to the land above
described. tetore Clerk Of the Dis
tr!ct Court a; La Junta. Colo, on the
.lst day o. August, 1909
Claimant names as witnesses
Clenenia Salszar. Harvey Hackxorth
Chincho Cortoyer, Tedoro Ssz. all
0. La Junta. Colorado.
S. A ABBEY.
Register.
First publication, July l.. 1893.
Last publication. August q. 1903
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
k7.ice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT Of the Interior. United
States Land Office al Pueblo. Colo.
rado, July -. 1903.
Notice IS hereby given that oriu
J. Whitcomb. OF la Junta, Colorado.
Uho. on July S. 1907, made dee
IT land application No. 1888. for the
z1rtheasi quarter. section s.. town.
snip , south. range 81 west. s,h
principal meridian. has filed notice
l: Intention to make final proof 70
establish claim 10 the land above
described. before clerk Of the dis
trict court al La Junta, Colorado,
On the first day Of September,
1909.
Claimart names as Witnesses: Roy.
al IL Finney. Ambrose r. Edgerton.
Am rose II Edxerton. Charles V.
Porterhelt. all OF La Junia, Colora-
DO.
5. A ABBEY.
Register.
First publication July 81. 1909.
Last publication. September 4. 1903.
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

Estate OF Syi,anm b. wsitoa. de-
ceased
The undersigned. hArinx been ap-
pointed Administrator Of the estate
Of syivanO y. Walton. late Of the
county OF somefses. In the stat. Of
Maine. deceased. hereby gives notice
that be vtii appear before the ooun-
~ clerk o( said O,eso county. as the
co1fs house In Ia Junta. tn said coun-
~. oa AosdAy. the 3otA day Of A.
guse. 4 D.. iSes. st the Aous Of 10
O'clock . - oe sah day. at vASeA
sios ali peesoas havias eiains
against sail estate are notified 49,
rsavesssd 70 sttssA fos The Dusposs
q Aavsas he saoe Adjusted. An pes.
eoas Indebted 10 sajd estate afe re-
0osstsd 70 make imoedtais payment
= Tie Underlined.
Dated at Il Jsasa. coioeado. this
3ist Aay Of July. A. D. iso9.
HENRY ". ALLEN.
Alniaisefasof Of the estate q syl.
vaAss B. wsitoa. deceased-
rlsse issessioa Jsiy -. ise9
Last insssttoa Asgsst q. iss9.
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office al Pueblo. Colo
rado. July -. lsos.
Notice Is hereby given that Royal
IL Finney. Of La Junta. Colorado
sho. on July 5. 1907. made desert
land entry No. 1854. for lots ! and
:. south half northeAs, quarter. lots
: and =. section !. and lot !. and
southeast quarter northeast quarter,
section :. township :, south. range
"a west. 9Th principal meridlAn. has
filed nots,e Of intention TO make
final proof. 70 establish claim to the
land above DESERT ed. before the elers
Of the district cour; a, Ia Jun,A,
Colorado. on the lst day o, sep,etn.
b.r. 1893.
Claimant names as witnesses: oria
J. whiicomb. Ambrose r Edserton.
Ambrose H. Edserion. Charles V
Porterneld. all o, La JuntA. Colo.
:. A ABBEY.
Register
First insertion July 81. 1903.
Las, Insertion September Z. 1893.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-06

ing, purse $500: Southern Gold Qo4, Ken
Aeuy, eVen) won, Mae Henley Q0, Rice,
4 to u second, FferrAnd Cecluan uU2, Nc
zee, 3 to u third. Time: 1:O8, Elanor
Itobson, Judge Walton, Ethel W., Slew
loot, Eva Tanguay and lcarlan also ran.
second race, mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing, purse 500: Canopian QN, Davis, {
10 u won, DR.. Downie (93, Wilson, 50 to
u second, Pimpante (SS, Kennedy, 4 10 y
third. Time: l:472b. Stoneman, Field
Lark, A. Muskoday, H~arkaway, Cygnet,
Bryce and Sir Walter Rollins also ran.
Third race, seven furlongs, purse $500:
Fighting Bob QOS, MCGEE, 7 to l0 won
Samara 600, Goose, 60 to u second, Royal
Report Q03, Ganse, s to u third. Time.
1:2fzs. Duquesne, Belle Glen, Locust Bud
ana Short Order also ran
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap, purse
500: DR.. Waldo Briggs Q02, Kennedy, 4
to y won, Pajorita Ql2, Walsh, 3 to 81
second, Lawrence +. Daley Q09. MCGEE, {
to p third. Time: l:129. Richard Reed
and Colloquy also ran.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth, selling
purse $500: Ray II. (96. Brannon, 8 to Il
won, Roseburg II COS, Hannah, 6 to u sec
ond, Warden (sS, Taplin, . to 81 third
Time: 1:4S. Gold Treasure, Gil--adear,
Agnes Wood. Red Hussar, Eldorado and
Mosart also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling, purse
$500: Joe Moser Q06. Warren, 6 to 81 won,
Rebel Queen CLOS, Deverich, 10 to u second
Coaster Q06, Austin, 60 to y third. Time.
1:14B. Hiram, w, T, Kemper, Come on
Sam, Kokomo, Select, Ametus, Black
Hawk. Pal, Voting and Night Mist also
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-06
EPlEPTlC GIVEN
up TO DEATH
All Doctors Say 1t Was One Of
Nebraska's Worst
Gases.
NOW PRAISES UNITED DOCTORS
Short Courses by The United Doctors
Has Restored Her
Health.

Mrs. Loptin, a prominent and well
known farmers wife on II. II. No. l, has
recently had an experience which will be
OF interest, not only to her many friends,
but also to all others IN this part OF the
state who are sick or afflicted.
The story OF Mrs. Loptin's miraculous
recovery is best told in her W words,
She says;
For six weeks l had been confined to
my bed, have epileptlc spRsms four or five
times "a day and also at night. My friends
had given me up to die for l was so bad
that two people were required to sit up
with me day and night. one on each side
Of the bed. My spasms would last some
times for an hour ana a half. All that
time l was unde- lne care OF the best
doctor I could get, but he gave me no re-
suits from the medicine.
Il had read Of the wonderful cures being
made by the United Doctors in the Neville
Block. and had my friends go to them for
medicine for me.
This Was on March second. and I felt
better from the first dose OF medicine. l
only had one little spasm otter the first
dose and on the second day l went to
Omaha to see these specialists. They told
me at once they could cure me.
NOW IL mas been TWO months since COIN
mencing treatment ana l feel that l am
thoroughly cured. l do my own work in
the house and out doors and am we'll and
strong. l am a farmers wife living or
r. r. +. No, l, Fort Crook, Nebraska. ]
certainly feel that l cannot praise them
enough. MRS. MARIE LOPTIN."
The above is one testimonial selected al
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OF the wonderful cures being made by IN,
United Doctors has spread over the eoun,
try, and people come hundreds OF miles tC
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II you are suffering from any chroni,
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neys. bladder. liver, bowels, heart or lungs
you are safe In going to these mastei
medical specialists. who have their Omahl
Institute IN the Neville Block. corner Six
teCnth and Harvey strestsl
Their examination Is free and II the.
cannot cure you they will tell you so
They have so many that Il keeps then
busy to treat the durable cases. They ne
fuse. to treat any ineurabls eaSeG