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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
FIRST WIRELESS DISPATCHES.
Messages Are Transmitted Befvvee
New York ana Chfeaeo

Messages Are Transmitted Between
New York and Chicago.
Chicago, May 4.--The first wireless
dispatches ever transmitted between
New York and Chicago were sent last
night. Messages were sent from the
wireless once in the Auditorium An
mex TO the receiving tower above the
The sending apparatus In the Chi
cago ONCE. early in the evening, was
not strong enough to carry the sig
nails to New York. although Chicago
was in easy touch FROM New York.
After midnight messages were sent
from Chicago. received in New York
and answers filed there and received
in Chicago within nine minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
EVANS ESTATE SUIT.

Lawyers Flock tO Supreme CmAr4 to
Hear Arguments.
New York. May "A hEht over the
estate of DIR. Thomas W Evans. the
famous dentist. who assisted Empress
Eugenie to ESCAPE from her palace In
Paris at the time of the Siege BY the
Prussians, attracted fully seventy-fivc
lawyers to the Supreme Court yester-
dav to hear the arguments.
DIR. Evans. a native of Philadelphia
left about S4.000.OO0. of which $500. 00C
was to go to his relatives and the bal
ance to found the Thomas w. EvanG
Museum in philadelphia, but the heirs
objected to this and the matter wal
compromised by giving them about
ss00,Q00 This settlement was effected
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

Tenn. are here ON short visit TO rel
atfves.
Mrs. Graham Howard OF Mulberry Is
here visiting relatives.
Mrs. y. w, Hunter will entertain at
tea Friday afternoon from to 9
o'clock ut the residence Of Mrs. A. ID.
Pitts. complimentary to. Mrs. Hine OF
Birmingham.
A large number Of young couples
will enjoy q picnic and barbecue on
Saturday at the Stephenson home. sew
erai miles from town.
Miss Ethel Randall of Marion juno
tion. Is spending to day here.
Miss Sue Gee of Burnsvilie 10 here
today with friends
Mrs. Hooper Adams Is visiting rela-
tives in Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. Ben Nasits OF New Orleans. Is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Wolf.
on Broad Street.
Misses Maud Schuster and Elaine
Eicholds win leave Sunday for Mont
gomery to spend few days with Mrs.
Myer Gerson. Jr.. sister OF the former.
Mrs @. n Beers OF Benton passed
through Selma today on her way to
Orrville to visit her sister. Mrs. J. H.
Ellis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
Most Appalling Evils
Are Reported.
MANY vO0D00IsM DEGREES
PRAcTICED In COUNTRY
Accept Good Fee for Work Of
maidstone"
one Citisen From Rural settienaen'
Briss. ohiidren to montgomery,
After one Perishes At The
H..s. Of rae Maidstone.

One Of the most appalling evils OF
certain rural sections OF Alabama, IL
that being reported at intervals 70
Those in charge OF the Pasteur treat
ment OF rabies at the Capitol, regard
ing ouack treatment of this disease.
One patient told yesterday some
astounding facts. which the authorities
ala not believe existed until the under
taking of free treatment by the state.
In injured tones the patients narrate
the superstitious practices they ran
into. when first the mad dog bit them
and their kin.
The chief deception Is the notorious
s'rnad-stones that Is heralded In certain
communities as the precious talisman
that would put Aladdin's lamp TO shame
and rival the work of magicians any
where.
There are many degrees Of the
voo1ooism that is said to be practiced
by the holders OF the "mad-stones.'
Some Of the artists rely on the SIM
plicity OF their representations They
frankly accept the fee of $40 or SIS.
frankly tell the bitten man. woman or
child that the magic touch OF the stone
will perform the wonders OF cure and
that is all there Is to 1t.
1T IL not for the patient to inquire
why or wherefore" declares In unctious
voice the sacred custodian Of the treas
ure," as results are what you are after,
and cure 10 what we give you"
And, wondrous to record, the future
patients do not hear Of those cases
where the ''mad-stone" slips up, where
the trusting humans succumb to the
disease. Only those remarkable in-
stances whore the talisman conquered
the virus OF the dog and the victim
lived are made generally known. Thus
do the practitioners continue their
work and they are getting no little
patronage.
Little does that community realize
that only about one In six OF bitten
people develop the disease If that
magic thing had been merely waved at
some OF those surviving cases, Il would
have served as good purpose as ap-
plying its porous surface. to the point
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
CLAY HANK MEETING.
Hatsreatins service. At H,.torle

Interesting Services At Historic
Church.
Ozark, May 4--{Special)-Th all day
service with dinner on the ground at
historic Clay Bank Church Sunday was
@ success.
A thousand people were present to
enjoy the occasion. Rev. J. A. Dow
ling Of Montevallo preached an
eloquent sermon at 10 O'Clock ana Rev.
ALBERT Bowen. missionary at 500 Chow,
China. preached deeply Interesting
sermon at o'clock in the afternoon
At night Mr.. Bowling preached an
able sermon to large congregation
at the Methodist Church in Ozark.
Cliff Curry was at the top Of a teie-
graph pole thirty feet from the ground
at Midland City Saturday, when II
broke and in the fall his thigh and one
arm were broken,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
SINGLE TAX DOCTRINES.


Headquarters of FeIs Fund Established
in Chicago.
,. Chicago, May 4.--Headauarters OF
tbe FEELS fund OF America have been
established IN this city with Daniel
rails FUND Commission OF the United
States.
The Fefs fund has been established
bv Joseph FEELS. the millionaire man
ufacturer of Philadelphia and England
for propagation Of single tax doc
trines, At a meeting in New York.
recently at which prominent single
takers were present Mr. Feis pledged
himself to give $4,000 year for Ave
years to aid the work, provided ar
eouaI sum ives raised by. the organi-
cation.
The commission named to carry oE
the work consists OF Daniel KieesT
AZ Cincinnati. chairman; Jackson n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

with all the heirs except two, J. Roll
and Enos and Iuilette @. Henderson.
who have since died.
The arguments In this peculiar con-
tinRency which interested so many
LAWYERS, We to determine what
amount should he paid to the estates
of the two deceased heirs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

The congregation OF Temple Mishkan
Israel is contemplating improvements
to the temple which is on Broad Street.
II is proposed to build two story
Sunday School addition and which COM
pleted will cost between $4,000 AMI 49,
900. The addition will be of brick and
embelIished with ornamental work and
addition.
The Board of Trustees OF Temple
Mishkan Israel has the matter in hand
and 1t is thought that the contract for
the building OF the addition will be let
shortly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
OZARK BABY DRINKS
POISON AND MAY DIE

Ozark. May 4-tspecial)-Th child
OF Rev. M. F. Pippin got hold of q
patent fluid fly trap at the family home
on College Street this morning, un-
screwed the top and drank the contents
of poison. It's condition is serious and
the family fear death Will result.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

Maben. Miss, May Especial. 1.-The
3-year-old son OF Mr.. Jack Cotton was
seriously injured by being kicked by a
mule this morning. He was playing in
the lot around the animal, when 1t
kicked him on the head, possibly frac-
turing the skull. He il In a serious
condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

Mrs. I. I. Lyons of Collerene. dies at
n local infirmary last night after an
illness of several days.
The remains were taken TO Coiierene
this morning where they were inferred
in the family burial grounds this after
noon.
The deceased has been q sufferer for
some months past and was brought to
Selma Friday for treatment. She was
a sister of Mrs. @. r. Dunkiin ana
Mrs. John Faulk Of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
SERVES UNUSUAL sENTEN CE
Negro Spends One Nay In Prison To-
Tnv,nluntarv NfausIaugm4eF.

Baton Rouge, La, May. 4.-The most
unusual sentence ever served In the
state penltentiary was begun ana com
pleted yesterday 1t was that OF FL
more williams. q negro. sentenced IN
Desoto parish to one hour In prison
for involuntary mansiaughter.
Williams made more money in serv-
ing his sentence than he had ever
made before in his life. being given
uDon his discharge. the customary ava
collars in cash, new suit Of clothes and
pair OF shoes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
ATLANTA MUSIC FESTIVAL.

AMair Marks Opening Of Largest Au-
4ItOKium In South.
Atlanta. Ga. May 4.--Atlanta's new
auditorium was formally opened to the
public tonight with the Inauguration of
the three days spring music festival.
The auditCaium seats between 1000
and 5000 and Is one OF the largest in
the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
1rn,teh statas Court I'D Work.

The United states District and Cir
cult Court convened this morning at
$3.50 o'clock and the regular focket OF
the court was taken UP. The grand
Jury of the court began the work this
morning OF investigating such matters
as came before that body. The session
of the court will probably be concluded
bV Friday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
Mr.. Isatterson Hnfereaans.

Mrs Charles Patterson delightfully."-
entertained a number Of friends this
morning at bridge at her home on Ire
mont Street. Bowls Of roses and pot
ted ferns effectively decorated the par
lors where the games OF bridge were
played at six tables. Mrs. Andrew
Gardner won the first prize. a beauti-
full spoon: the second trophy, a hat
pin holder. fell to Mrs. Jim Hunter.
and the third prize. a dainty sachet.
was cut for by Mesdames J. B. Ellis
and Marshall Eskridge. the former win
ming.
After the games delicious three
course luncheon was enjoyed.
a~.s-I ~u.R UBawummml
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids are called for new High school
Building to be erected IN Selma, Alabama.
according TO plans and speC1fioatIons which
may BE- obtained from Charles H Honnon
4ArOhatecf, Selma.
Applications for plans to be accompanied
nv certified check for Twenty-Five dollnra
which wfll be returned receipt OF bona
9ide bid.
Right reserved TO reject any and all bids
All bidp 10 be filed with the underHiRned on
or before May fifteenth.
J. n. BAKER
Chairman Building Committee
City School Board
1T Selma. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
TRAVELS IN AUTO.
J. s. Carroll And Party Go From Tn


j. s. Carroll And Party Go From Troy
to Atlanta.
Troy, May Especial MIR. ana Mrs.
J. S. Carroll, accompanied by Dock
Jones and Joe Goldthwaite, left yes
terday in Mr.. Carrolls large touring
car, for Atlanta. where they go to at
tend the musical festival to be held
there this week. The party will make
quite an extensive tour before return
ing to Troy. they will 60 from Atlanta
to Louisville, KY. to attend the South
ern Baptist Convention and will visit
a number OF other cities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
Kill The Germs Of
DANDRuFF

Did you know that the time to take
care OF the hair is when you have hair
to take care OFT
Badness Is caused by dandruM germs
little, hard working, persistent devils
that night and day do nothing but dig
into the roots OF the heair and sap its
vitality.
II You have dandruff, get rid OF Il be-
fore 1t Is TOO late; before the vitality OF
the hair root is impaired and badness
appear~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
CD SNAW
.Isl II Il
MASONIC NOTICE.

~ special communication Of
IN Montgomery Lodge. No. II A.
H#GNa r. a A. n. will be held wednes.
NIX day evening, May 8. at 9
W Work in q. A. Degree
Members of Andrew jackson Lodge. No
lzs and visiting brethren are fratsrnaIly
invited
C. w. HADEN. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

AND there Is that class of practition-
ers who Invite to their clinic with n
pose OF science. who snthrall with the
sorcery OF their language and other
wise put on the guise OF q medical exc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

C. C. Grayson, r. H Mabry' r. r.
Marshall. e. C. Melvin and ". b.
Atkins Will attend the annual meeting
Of the Episcopal Church in Alabama
and which convened in Birmingham
this morning.
r. H. Mabry who is member OF the
committee which is considering the
proposition to divide the state into
two councils left for Birmingham yes
terday so that he could attend q meet
ing of that committee today.
v. B. Atkins, F. X Marshall and ID.
C Melvin left this afternoon and Mr..
Grayson will leave for Birmingham to-
morrow morning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
NOTICE.

have moved my law once to the Van
diver building; rooms Al and Al i-2 Phone
CASA.
VIM. T. seibeIA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
Notice ofDiss oLrxfiOra.

Notice Is hereby given that the partner
ship heretosore existing between H. A.
Kent and r. n Marks. under the firm
name Of Kent Marks. has this day beer
dissolved All debts due to said partnership
are to be paid to and those due from the
IS North Perry Street in the City OF Mont.
gomery. where the business will be continued
BY the said +. NJ Marks.
u. A. Kent.
F. NJ. Marks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
COAL

summer prices. Place your order now.
DIXIE
4. to best on the market.
Dixie COAL CO.
11s n. KaErB Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

DISTINGUISHES cARoLINIAx DEE
LINERS ADDRESS.


Selma, May f.-(speciAL) Cow
ernor Robert B. Glenn OF North Caro-
lint was a visitor to Selma today.
Tonight at the Broad street Presby-
terrain Church. Mr.. Glenn delivered q
lecture upon the subject OF Home Mis-
sions" under the auspicies of one of
the societies OF that church.
Mr.. Glenn arrived In Selma this af-
ternoon. and during his visit here was
the guest OF the Hotel Albert.
The church tonight was crowded to
fits fullest capacity to hear the dis
tinsuished lecturer. statesman and re-
former. The speaker made Q strong
ana lasting impression upon his audi
ence. l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

ian Sage you get for your money the
most OF the best hair tonic in the world.
Partisan Sage grows hair, stops fall
ing out. splitting hair and itching scalp.
Society women of refinement prefer
Partisan Sage as dressing. because 1t
makes tlfs hair beautiful soft and bril-
liant in a few days. It IL daintily per-
fumed, is free from sickness and
grease and will not color the hair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

Eyomei will cure acknowledgements
OF grateful letters prove tit is guar
anteed by z. G. Fowler to cure catarrh,
asthma, sore throat or money back.
No stomach dosinB-breathe IL in and
the dry antiseptic germ killing air Will
give instant relief ana permanent cure.
II gives remarkable relief in consmp-
ton. Complete outnt. Including inha-
Ter, 500: extra bottles SO cents. Hyo-
mel Is sold by leading drusgists every
whSBs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

'sna.. are here ON short visit 70 rel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

Mrs. Graham Howard Of Mulberry Il
here visiting relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05

Partisan Sage is
guaranteed by z.
G. Fowler ito kill
all andrun
germs In two
weeks OF money
back.
This quick act
ing hair invigora-
tor 10 now made
and sold In Amer
lea and at the lew
price of 80 cents a
large bottle is
within the reach OF
all who are az
fiioted with dis
gushing and repul-
sive dandru6.
when you buy
a bottle OF Paris
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-05
Preach Baccaiaureate sermon.

Rev. J. l. Rosser. pastor of the First
Baptist Church, will leave in the next
few days for Marion whore on Friday
night he will act as one of the judges
IN the annual debate between the
students OF the Marion Military Insti-
tute.
On sunday Mr.. Rosser will preach the
baccalaureate sermon for the students
of that institution.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-04
LEGISLATURE REFUSES TO PASS
ANTLJAPANESE LAW BY
DECISIVE MAJORITY.
SENSATIONAL SPEECHES
Made for and Against-Stirr,ng eli
max by Represen! awe Johnson,
in Plea for Adoption of
Measure.

Sacramento, Calf, Feb. 3.-By {
vote Of 4S to 2S the assembly rejecte,
late this afternoon Drew's bill pro
.hibiting all aliens from owning Lane
in California.
The bill had been amended at thf
request Of President Roosevelt and
Secretary Root so that the clause ap
plying TO Japanese only was elimina
ted, making the bill apply to all aliens
but the measure aroused such a
storm of opposition that long before
the debate was closed by Drew it was
apparent the measure would be de
feated.
In substance the objection was that
it would drive at least a billion dol
lars of foreign capitai out of the state
and might jeopardze the present
friendly commercial relations with
Japan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-04
HASKELL AND SIX
OTHERS INDICTED
FOR ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO
DEFRAUD GOVERNMENT
OUT OFtTOWN LOTS.
GOVERNOR GIVES BOND
Signed by Wealthiest- Persons in
Muskogee--Accuscd of Getting
Control of Land For One
Half Appraised Value.

Muskogee, okla, Feb 3Sever
indictments We're returned by the
federal sgrand jury here tonight IN
the town 1t alleged Fraud mvestiga
tion, charges icing conspiracy 10
delranl the government The names
OF these indicted are
Governor Charles NJ Haskell, +.
f. Sewers, A. Il, English. G. w.
Turner, w T. EEutcnings, James w.
Hill and Walter II. Eaton.
Fifteen of the wealthiest men in
Muskogee tcnisht signed Haskell S
bond for $4,000
The defendants are charged with
having confederated and conspire 1
tcgother for the purpose OF securing
all the lots into which the said
tracts had been plated at one-hali
their appraised value and thus
evading the provision Of the Greek
agreement and defrar ding the Creek
nation Of the money which would
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-04
MISS MALON{Y.
WEOS OSBORNE
MARRIAGE RECEIVES THE FULL
CANCTiON OF THE CATHOLIC
CHURCH.
NOT A JOKE THIS TIME
Ceremony Marks elimination of Ro
nance in Which Girl Eioped With
One Man After Wedding
Another.

Philadelphia, Feb. 3.-Miss Hele,
N. Maloney Of this city and Arthur
Herbert Osborne Of New York, wer,
married today by Rev Stephen NJ
Lyons at St Catherine Roman Catho
lie church. Spring Lake, N. j., whore
Martin Maloney, father oi the brida
has summer home.
TIE formal announcement of tn,
marriage was made by Mr.. Maloney
to the Associated Press in the follow
ing staemen:
Mr. and Mrs Martin Maloney an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Helen, to Arthur Herbert Osborne OF
New York The marriage was sol.
emnized by the Rt. Rev. Stephen NJ,
Lyons, pastor of st . Catherine S
Church, Spring Lake, N. j. Tuesday,
Feb 2, at a. m. in the presence OF
the family.
The above action on the part of
Miss Maloney and Mr.. Osborne is tax.
en- with the full sanction of the
church.
The marriage of Miss MalOney and
Mr. Osborne marks the elimination
of a chapter of an international ro-
nance. It began in October 1907
when the social world was startled by
the announcement tha Helen Maloney
had eloped from her fathers palatial
hom at Spring Lake, n. j., with Sam
uel T.. Clarksan Of London. who had
been guest of Mr., Maloney Mr..
Clarkson occupied good social posi-.
tion in London and it was understood
was a suitor for Miss Maloneys hand,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-04
AVERAGES FOR
TRAP SHOOTING
MADE PUBLIC LAST NlGHT-LIST
CONTAINS OVER SEVEN
THOUSAND NAMES-LEADERS
GIVEN.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 3.-Elmer L
Shannon of this city, secretary anc
manager Of the interstate association
for the encouragement of trap shoe,
ing. announced tonight the official
shooting average for 1903. There are
over seven thousand names on tho
list, which covers records of tral
shooting in all parts of the United
States.
Following are the first five profcs
sional and amateurs:
Professionals.
c. G. Spencer Of st. Louis .9G77 per
cent
w H. Herr, Concordia, 1867 per
cent.
j. NJ. Hawkins Baltimore, 1868.
w. II. Crosby. O'Fallon. H.. .9G0,
per cent
J. r. Taylor Columbus, Ohio. .952s
per cent
Amateurs.
c. W. Powers Decatur H.. .9iCO
per cent
VIM. veaeh. Falls City Neb.. .9ii9
per cent
ID. J. Holland, Moberly, No, .94OO
per cent.
s. A. Huntley, Kansas City. 1896
per cent
G. c. McCarty. Philadelphia. 9SSS
per cent
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-04
Overrun by Japs.

Supporters of the bill contended that
the state was being overrun by thrifty
japanese who were gradually gaining
an impregnable position as land own
ers and whose government was trying
TO dictate to California regarding les
islation.
Two sensational speeches were
made. one for and one against the
measure. Assemblyman Johnson. OF
Sacramento. eX-congressman and au
thor Of four bills segregating the Jap.
anese in schools and residential dis
tricts and preventing aliens from be
ing members Of corporations, made
an impassioned appeal for the enact.
ment Of the Drew bill
Thrilling Climax.
At the climax Of his speech b.
walked to the lobby rlf. and seizing
in his arms a golden-haired girl Of
three. held her aloft and declared
that he was in favor Of this as op-
posed TO the japanese menace to our
Institutions.
Nathan G. Cole Of San Francisco.
who was elected with the endorse
.ment Of the Union Labor party. op-
posed the Drew bin on the ground that
it was in conflict with the state con-
stitution. that IT was tnimic8l 10 union
labor and was not favored by the na-
tiOnal administration. which he said
should be supported by the people or
California
Tie result Of t0day's contest IS con
sidered a fair test Il the relative
strength of the two factions in The
assembly and as for shsd0Uing the
defeat Of all measures that would tend
TO embarrass the national govern
ment in its relations Eiih Japan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-04
-Ths Lon sna u. Msuse.-

The engagement Of The Lion and
.he Mouse which takes place matines
rni niEhtFeb. 1eth. viii be- the means
of attracting very heavy patr0naee
from outlying towns The fame a
Charles Kleinis play and q Henri p
Harris PRODUCTION is vide spread.
and fer IRE first time in this city
nail orders have been received from
many points tha. aiu Involve a jour
ne, cf a. hunlrsd miles or more t0a
Elfnass the great American drana
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-04
A kninht Cor = Day.

The New York production Of a
knight for a Day" is fully the equal
in merit and equipment at Wallacks
theatre as was the original production
lin Chicago. where for one solid year
the theatre was crowded with people
who find entertainment in these
frothy. efervescent musical pieces.
The production here az the Cairo op-
era house on Tuesday Fob. 9th IS
the most complete. artistic and effec-
tive representation of this newest
musical craze.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-04

have come TO it through auction
sa'Cs: that ID order 10 carry out the
cCosrlracy it vas agreed by and be
tween said parties that all of said
property should be scheduled and
sold 10 persons under the control
and domination Of said parties on
some of them, and persons nominal.
ed by them. and that arrangement
would be perfected with the parties
to whom the property was to be
scheduled and sold 10 Immediately
rc-conyey same TO said Turner. Por-
ter. Haskell or Eaton. or TO some
person designated by them. ana
that said propert,. profits aud pro.
cceds Thereof should belong To Tr-
ner, Porter, Haskell and Eaton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-04
CAPT. KIRKPATRICK VISITS
LOCAL RECRUITING OFFICE

Capt Geo. w. Kirkpatrick. L. s
A.. made his first official visit al
the local army recruiting office yes
terday and enlisted six men. four for
infantry. one for cavalry and one for
coast artillery service. They were
Harley A. Hutson of Olive Branch
Ills. David l.. Fisher Of Cooter
No. William s Shrum of Jonesboro
H.. Edward II. LawreIce of Nicer
mick. H.. Len Coleman OF Mound
City. ILL.,. James Carson (coloreIl of
Fulton. Ky The last four were fer
infantry service. and they left fer
Jefferson Barracks. No. yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-04
Boi5ress

Mahomet made The people believe
that be would caU a hiu % him. and
from the top Of II otfer up his prayers
for the observers of his law The
people assembled: Mahomet called the
hill to come 20 him azaiu and asain.
and when the hill stood stiIL be vas
never a whit abashed. bat said If
the hiil vii NOT come 20 Nah0mef. Ma
homet VII 20 70 the hill'-Francis
Bzuoa.