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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04
CARTERET TENT SMOKER.

a smoker and general good time I'M
der the auspices Of Cartarct Tent No.
knights of the Maecabees, of this
city, was enjoyed at headquarters. 1903
Market street. last night. Songs and
speechmaking mingled well with curl
ing of the smoke, the roma of which
was the richest.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23
A. B 43-To regulate hours of en-

A 43-TO regulate hours of en-
ployment in open cut mines.
A B 93-Preventing jumping OF
garbage on any street or sidewalk.
are OF Il. A. r. cemetery in Carson
CITY
Sub A 5S-For relief OF Burke
Bros
A b S2-Classifying transient stock
A T. 1O?-Segregation county Off
res of Elko.
. $ b 31-An act to regulate pro
ceeGin%s in justice courts.
A b 64-Regula,.ng licensing of au-
,omOb. les.
5 b 5G1-TO enable City OF Reno
10 sell Mcnlnley park.
S r 25-F:Xing lees lor witnesses
in criminaI cases in Lander county.
. l. 4S-For codificatiOn of pubic
rrCOrG
SJNR 5-Thanking L. S. interior
Department and Justice department
or doing duty by Nevada.
Sen sub A b y5-To compel rail
roads to prOv.le adequate train
crews.
7O-For relief of Daniel Tier
ney.
ST. Flor relief of attaches.
\ l45-FiNing compensation OF
county otncers In Lincoln county,.
A u lOb-To provide for sale OF
received from u. S. Govern
ilIN3.
A 162-Right of way in Eureka
and Lander counties
A j c r 12-Reiative to minera
lands in right Of way grant Of Contra
Pacific railroad.
A b 1S3-Regulating salary of con
stables at Wells, EIko county.
S S1-Granting leave Of absenc,
to sheriff of Storey county.
A B 171-Amending act to proven
pollution Of streams and lakes.
A B S1-Autnorizing Washoe coun
ty to issue bOnus.
A B 94-An act to protect securit
of school bonds.
A B 16S-Making acceptance Q
moneys by bankers in certain case
a felony.
- B 172-Enabling municipalitie
TO issue bonds for municipal improve
ments.
S B 39-AuthOrizing typist for SCI
rotary of state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23
BILLS
BY GOVERNOR

Following is a list Of the bills
which Governor Dickerson has sign
ed:
S. b. 5-Creating a Legislative fund
of $4,000.
S. b. Fixing number }; attaches.
S. b. 2-Copying senate journal.
S. b. 10-AuthOriZing employment
of stenographers for Supreme court
A. b. 9-Copying ASSEMBLY journal.
A. b. l4-Typist for G, rk of White
Pine county.
S. b. 6-Proviling for portrait of
Governor Sparks.
S. b. l2-Regulating the salary OF
Humboldt county district attorney.
a. b. 3-Regulating salary of Orms-
by county district attorney.
s. b. For establishment and
maintenance of nsn hatchery, apprOp-
rating $4,000.
a. b. 27-Crcating Clark county.
A.. b. 2-AutnoriZng appointment
of deputy sheriff OF Ormsby county,.
A. b. 23-FiNing salary of bullion
tax collector. $4,000.
| A. b. 2S-AuthoriZing bond ISSUE
for East Ely.
S. B.. l6-For purchase of filing
cases for state offices.
A. b. 54-Regulating salaries and
fees of Washoe county officers.
A. b. 34-Providing emergency
fund for new school districts.
s. d. 27-Leave of absence for a.
e. Dawley
A. b. TO provide revenue 70.
state.
A. B.. 2O-Fixing salary of consta
bile of Rawhide.
A.. b. 17-Fixing salary OF Justice
of Peace Of Rawh.d de.
S. b. demonstrating county of
fees in Lyon county.
s. b. l7-Relief of j. w. SittOn
A. b. 61-Relief of Nevada Histor.
cal Society
A. B.. EXPERIMENTING receipt O
money under threat.
A. b.. 16-For maintenance OF eX
detrimental farm at Logan.
S. b. 15-SuppOrt sheep commits
sion.
S. B. 9-Providing for appointment
of court baliffs.
S. B. 14-For relief of sheep com
mission.
S. b.. 13-Appropriation for Stat,
Engineers office.
S. B. S-Relating to Washoe coun
ty district attorney.
A. 3. 5O-Authorizing Ormsb,
county to issue bonds.
A. b. 22-Regulating embalmin
business.
Sub. A. B. IFS and 134-Relatin
20 county government n taxation.
A J C r 6-MemOrial to Nevad;
congressional delegation and Seer
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

tary of the Interior.
A. B. 42-Regulating hours of labor
in plaster mills.
A. B. S4-Amending city in%cOrpOra-
to act
A. b. S9-Preventing inter ference
and injury to bitches and dams.
A. b. 73-Relating to union school
districts
A. B. 44-Relating to insurance
companies.
S. b. 34-Providlng for state audi
s. b. Alternating Clark county.
) c X 2-Allowing University to
receive donations
A. Il. 52-Relating to registration.
S j c r Ito amend Section 3.
Article Nj of the Constitution.
S. b. Swallowing additional help
20 Storey county officers.
A.. b. DISCRIMINATING FallOn
school bond issue
4. b. lo-Establishing experiment
farIN
5 b 51-RegulaIing reports or min
ing companies and sale of stock.
, A 15S-kegulating state printing
Office.
f. =. ll4-FiXing salary of the war
den of the State prison.
A lotto prevent stock running
at large in Douglas county.
A G2-To dispose of funds OF alb
olished school districts.
9 B 37-Amending sheep commits
sion act.
A b 136-AuthoriZing caption com
missiOners to sell furniture.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23
Bonds for Sale

Notice is hereby Given that the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Ormsby County State OF Nevada, Of
fers for sale the bonds of said county,
to the amount of $40, O00-fOr which
sealed proposals for the whole or
any part, are hereby invited.
Bids to be as follows:
FIRST: bonds to be sold at not
less than par, bids to be for the low
est rate OF interest thereon.
SECOND: Bonds bearing 5 per
cent interest; bids to be for high
est rate OF premium.
THIRD: Bonds bearing 6 per cent
interest; bids to be for the highest
rate of premium.
Saiu bids to be endorsed "PrOpOs-
ais for Bonds and delivered to the
undersigned prior to 10 o'clock a. m.
O. April 5th, 1903.
A certified check of 2 per cen of
The amount bid must accompany each
bid.
The uOard reserves the tight to re-
ject any and all bids.
E. o. PATTERSON, Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners
Ormsby county, Nevada.
Dated Marh /, 1903 t
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

A 175-Amending mechanics lien
law.
S B 66-Defciency act for 1901
1903
A B 29-To purchase additional
land for state university.
Sub for A b 4S-Pure food law.
A b S5-To display y. S. flag on
school houses.
5 B Safeguarding state prison
S b 65-University deficiency bill.
Sub A ! G r 14-Creating a loint
committee to investigate the state
bank commission.
right Of way to J. Eggers, ct al, in
i:Iko county.
S h G7-Crcating a board of pa
role for prisoners of state and &c"
ornmoE~.
$ b 47-Fixing the salary Of the
state "rin,rr.
S b tito compel the support OF
wives and children.
> - u l(eSuldtlES use Oh water
and providing measuring machines.
S j c r 3-Rclating to Griggs
. p1ndment ard land laws in cong
ross.
$ B 49-AuthoriZing county COM
E;isIIOners to enlarge school district,
5 1G-Making treasurer of White
pnr county treasurer of the city OF
Ely.
a l1O-To provide revenue for
the state.
A lG1-Relatin@ to relief bills
for lost tax receipts.
S 1O7-Creating board of nanh
commissioners.
A B 96-Ffxing date for election OF
school trustees.
S Sub. S. b. 36-Creating inspec-
tors for land infested by field mice.
; A } G r 1O-Amending law relat-
ing to disbursements of pol tax
t A 1G4-Enapling school districts
to issue negotiable bonds.
S B 45-For the relief of d. Z
Randall.
Sub A B 95-Creating coroner dis
tricts.
/ S b 42-Granting franchise to Mas
on tOwnsite company. Lyon county.
A B 177-Amendlng charter OF
5 Sparks.
Charlie Epstine has been under the
Weathar for the DaSt WO or three
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

controls the health. the liver controls the
blood. the discovery controls the liver.
EOu can escape just about half the Ills
that flesh is heir to. by icing ready for
them. Brace the system up with this
medicine. which p%rereltS as well as cares.
For all diseases caused by a disOrdered
liver OF impure blood-dyspepsia. bilious
ness. the most stubborn skin, scalp and
scrofulouS affections. the "Discovery" is
the most potent remedy
DIR. Pierce'S Pellets. small. sugar-coated.
easy to take as candy, regulate and in.
vigorate stomach. liver and bowels.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

BOY Is RETURNED TO HIS FAITH
Err. WHO PUT UP A BUNCH OF
MONEY

The Whitla boy. who was kidnapped
five days ago from his fathers home
in sharon. Penn, was returned to his
father yesterday evening in Cincin-
natl after the father had handed ov-
cr $io,00o to an agent OF the kidnap-
crs.
This happened in Pennsylvania and
Ohio. The son of the wealthy man
was stolen from his home. The faith
or employed detectives to find him.
The kidnapers made him call it all
off, put up 10000 and stay in a no
tel until the boy arrived.
This is 1909. Il christian country
q government by the people, OF the
people, for the people and a stunt like
this Is worked without let or hin
trance. It hardly could happen in
Nevada. The bunch would have
been hunted into a badger hole ny
every citizen in the state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

John Hern was truck uy a railroad
train in Reno last night and may die
Cash prizes offered for the ALASKA
Yukon-Pacitic Exposition automobile
race, New York to Seattle. nnun to
5000. Several automobi,e fitting
concerns have offered special rr!Zes
in addition.
The A. A. A. u. championships will
be contested this summer on the
stadium of the Alaska-YukOl-Parit
Exposition which opens in Seattle on
June 1st.
San Francisco fight fans wOn's
stand for a fight between ketchell
and Johnson.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

StStloil. anu ~
stores health ami
vigor; all The or
gans of the body
to
healthy action by
DIR. l'lcrce'S Golden
Medical Discovery
More. than all, the
liver and that's
the key to h q
Whole system. You
have pure blood or
poisonous blood,
just as your liver
chooses .he blood
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23


Mrs. Marian Bowen, daughter Of \.
u. and Mrs. Grant is here from Utah
Miss Sadie Grant came with her and
both viii remain some weeks.
wills Borugher is so nearly reCov-
cred that he is expected here about
the first OF AprIl 70 stay,
Miss Edith Howe has been cugag-
ed to instruct the Ugh school pupils
who will take part in the annual de
bate.
The club hop, postponed last week
will be- held Friday evening.
Mindcn Flour Milling Company
held a meeting yesterday, 1t is one
ol the Daugbcrg companies.
Fine ore has been discovered al
most at the city limits OF Nina and
locations are being made inside the
city limits.
puddy Grimes is reported Tecover.
ing from an operation for appended.
tbs.
District Attorney Roberts is hailed
as n friend Of tae laboring men on
account Of his activity in their be.
half during the last session,
Virginia City Eagles will hold a
Carnival in July.
Mrs. w G. baltimore is dead in
Virginia City. She was Katie Carroll
and was well known in Virginia City
and Carson City.
Hal Lennon is trying to figure out
it he has to take an examination as
an auto driver and a license as the
same
Goldfcld has adopted a new Ii
ccnse ordinance. Ecry line OF bust
ness Is assessed at from S. to S25 q
month.
Frank Mannix, editor Of the Bull
frog Miner is al at the Riverside
Reno.
Springfield Nevada Mining Com
pany is sued in Washoc county for
trihe OF money advanced the com
ngny amounting to Sass. and &c
foreClOse the saTe
Il. II. Hartman was given a re
ception at LOS Angeles last night.
A man In Santa Barbara sale he
was much annoyed to find that he
had been reported dead and a body
identified as his.
Tonopah is yelling for q mint o!
an assay Office. Two AMP IN Ne
vada beat Tonopah's production
monthly.
President Castro is getting ready
to return to Venezuela if he can man
age 20 land without getting %pinched
A CRATER in Los Angeles refused
to testify to the grand jury in the
Moyor Harper ase ne was jailed
with neatness and dispatch.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

FOR SALE-AbOut 80 nice shade
trees, box elders, II to 20 fee high
Inquire All West Third street.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

For a nice fresh glass OF Budwciser
stop in at Barkl1y's, at ne depot.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

They all laughed again
And the lion all red
With blood. only shuddcred
And Iimped on ahead.
20. come. they exclaimed
As they followed with haste.
We all know you ate him,
But how did he TASTE"
The lion turned round al the top
Of a rise. and his wniskers were mat
ted with tears from his eyes. Don't
taunt me-" he begged. and I'll tell
You my woes And the blood trick
led off from the end OF his nose.
Wen no it," they answered,
And husky with grief
And fear, h. proceeded:
My story Is brief,
| did lay for Teddy,
Intending my worst.
And | jumped as | promised
But ne bit me first.
st. Louis 'Ost-Dispatch.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

Go to the Briggs mouse for your
meals. Sundays week days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

Take time to stop in at Eli Bark
and sample his good goods.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

Al the Briggs House is the famous
lunch served nightly
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

IT ShARPENS the appetite, improves d..
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23

Charlie Epstine has been under the
weather for the past We or three
days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-23
BIT film FIRST

The beasts of Uganda were beating
retreat and the slower were trying to
stay with the fleet, when a lion came
flying aside from the rear with his
face mutilated and one shredded ear.
We thought said the beasts
As they saw him arrive,
You stayed back to face him
And eat him alive"
But the man-eater only
Ran faster and whined.
And now and then ventured
A survey behind.
well" said the hippo. who ran as
he could. did you eat him alive as
you boasted you wOuld?' But tn
hon limpcd onward WIKI never 1
word-at least anything that the rest
of them heard.
iii bet" said the rhino
He bit off his head
And left them to find him
All bloody and dead"
Whoreat they all laughed
And the great lion cried
And licked a. the gaShps
Ali over his hide.
Il see how it happened, the ele
plant said. Our brother was up in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-06
SAD PLIGHT OF "a VOTERS.
Little Strip Of Cleveland Suburb Ia
Left Out in Annexation.

Cleveland, OFF community of in,
telligcnt, ambitious American citizens
is amputated uwillingly from the
body polite of a village which is in a
hurry 10 become part of a big, bad
city, what is to become of it?
About a hundred of the inhabitants
of Cuyah0ga county are wondering
what Is the answer. So far the answer
seemed to be: nothing. That is, it
said community-is to become nothing
so far as being a municipal unit is
concerned
The people who live in the strip of
territory bounded by Penn street. the
Nickel Plate railway aui the Lake
Shoe ,.a-.5 IN ColinwJod will be in
just that plight when the rest of the
village finally becomes a part of Cleve-
land. Not only will they be in this
sad plight, but it is a question whether
they viii ever get out of il.
1t takes at least 30 qualified voters
to make township. In the strip there
are only "a. Some say it must be %.
That means no mayor, no village coup-
Gil, jail, constable Eor anything else.
Worst Of ALL no right TO fire protec-
ton or power TO build pavements. lay
sewers or Issue bonds therefor. There
are not more than 20 houses in the
area and not school or church.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-06
WAsHTUR AWAITS BAD WOMEN.
Iowa Judge viii Make Fair Prisoners
Work, Too.

Des Moines. Ia.-Punishment such
as VIII make most women shudder has
been prescribed By Criminal Judge
Jesse Miller of Polk county for all
women convicted and sentenced by
him to the county Jail.
No more easy days to read dime
novels and dream OF romance. Stern
reality and punishment is the direc-
ton Of the court The jailers, under
the judges instructions. have secured
the proper paraphernalia for admins
tration and there will be no retracting
from the orders.
The decree has gone forth. Every
woman committed to the county jail
will be committed TO hard labor at the
washtub.
Since this announcement a wave Of
reform among women offenders has
commenced. Judge Miller believes
the washtuh work the hardest that
can be imposed upon women.
Not only will this punish the wom-
en-. says the judge. but il will save the
county a big laundry bill. Men com
mitted to the jail have the rather
prosaic rock pile as their means of oc-
cupation. T.cre Is to be no discrim-
nation Women with soft hands and
polished nails who fall under the ban
Of the court will have to plunge into
the washtub just the same as other Of
tenders.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-06
ESKIMO TO SEEK POLE.
Sole Survivor of Band Brought Here
by Lieut.. Peary.

New York-Not only will Meme Kee-
shco, the young Eskimo who is the
sole survivor of band brought here
by Commander Pcary in 1895. remain
in this city to study civil engineering,
bat when he completes his education
he intends TO head polar expedition.
Being an Eskimo. Meme naturally
thinks be Is well fitted TO endure the
hardships of the far north
The explorers who are trying to
find the north pole now don't know
how to do it," he says They fit out
comfortable ships with a crew of so,
carrying electric lights and things to
make life pass pleasantly up there.
where they know il viii be lonesome.
They stay in a comfortable harbor un-
til spring and then make a dash to
see how far they can go.
The north pole will never be dis
covered in such a way. The man who
finds 1t will go as far as he can in one
season and make a permanent camp
there until the next season"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-06
GOOD COOKING IS CLUBS AIM.
Six Brooklyn Men Say They're Proof
Against Culinary Lures.

New York.-Sworn TO celibacy and
the protection of their clubhouse ana
home from any eneroachment by the
fair sex. the Six Merry Bachelors are
now comfortably installed at sos At
lantic avenue, Brooklyn.
The Bachelors Home club is the
name that appears upon their sta
tionery and it is an oddson wager that
none of it has been received by any OF
the girls
The bylaws Of the organization con-
tain this significant clause: mo men,
bcTs Of the opposite sex are 10 be al
lowed within this club. Any members
who wish to see ladies must call upon
them elsewhere. This is an orsaniza-
ton which is not interested in wom-
ans suffrage. but is vitality interested
in making home interesting to men
who desire the joys and comforts OF
true bachelorhood-and good cooking.
The Bachelors Home club is inter
national in its personnel There are
one Englishman, one Norwegian, one
Swede, one German, one Roumanian
and one American.
We have solved the secret Of the
lonely bachelor" said Manager f. A..
Youngmark. I'VE solved 1t by banding
six bachelors in n close brotherhood
and consigning the loneliness Of one
hall bedroom to the ash heap. We
have all the comforts OF home and ex-
celents prepared food.
Moreover, we have six other apph-
Giants who would join the organization,
ana in May we propose to take a
house.
We all do our own housework-
cooking washing and general house
cleaning-and there is not another
bachelor club in Brooklyn like ours.
There are thousands of lonely bach
elors in the city to-day, living in small
furnished rooms. who have no appre-
citation Of the all the home comforts
OF such club as ours"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-06
BACHELOR Has SNAKE IN HAT.
Believes II Drives Away Pain That
Comes with Neuralgia.

st. LOuis.-James Barker. a bach
elor, y years old, living at Window. in
st, Louis county. has a snake in his
hat, Others have had snakes in their
hats and also In their boots. but Bark.
or is temperate although not a
healthy man He keeps this snake in
his hat. he says because it is a sure
cure for the NEST yirulent form Of
neuralgia.
Recently he visited the courthouse
at Clayton to get on the pauper list.
While waiting to have the blank filled
out he took off his hat Repcsing in
the top OF his headpiece was a snake.
County Clerk Rhul was frightened
when he saw it, knowing his own so
briefly, he wanted 10 test it on the
negro ianitor and had him inyesti,
gate.
Then they asked the bachelor for
in explanation. RE said he suffered
untold agony from neuralgia, which
caused his lace to swell TO large pro
portions. A friend told him to put a
snake in his hat.
Now the snake is writing inside his
hat and he is bothered no more. Bark
er says he would rather have the
snake writhe on his head than writhe
with pain himself
In any event the snake slides down
the incline of his bald pate inside the
hat, and now he has no more neural
gia than has the court house tower.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-06
QUITS I'D" HUSBAND
WIFE LEAVES HUSBAND PICKED
FROM 1000 PROPOSERS.
Mrs. struvnez Finds Snags in Honey.
moon Trail-More Joys in Single
ness Than Brides Philos-
ophy Kennel

Chippewa Falls, Wis.-Just one
month ago Mrs. Frances Livingstone
! Struyaez. who was Miss Frances Liy-
iHgstone, leaned back in content and
told a newspaper man it paid to ad.
yertise
Mrs Struvnez, after 900 proposals
by letter in answer to her advertise
meut for a husband had changed her
name that day.
Now she has recantod that senti.
ment and says marriage was failure
in her case
A honeymoon trtai Of only 80 days
sufliced 10 convince Mrs, Struvnez
there were moro joys in single bless
edncss than had been dreamed OF in
her philosophy So she has left her
want ad" helpmate and gone back to
her home near the village Of Boyd.
From the great mass Of proposers
Miss Livingstone chose Louis StruY-
nez Of Dorchester Wis, widoWer
with TWO children. After the ceremony
the bride went 20 live with her hus
band and his children,
The couple issued statement to
local paper requesting that no more
be printed about them, saying they
were satisfied with their lot, and
wanted 10 live in peace.
Perfect bliss apparently followed
the union, and ii was a shock to their.
neighbors when the bride packed up
her suit case and announced she was
on the point Of departure.
Mrs Struvnez will not state the ok
act cause for her latest step, nor
whether she win apply for a divorce.
Mrs Struvuez, when she was Miss
Livingstone, had faith in the theory
that everybody Of her sex has some
body Of another sex waiting around
for him or her some place.
She fddlcd around her home town
until one day. she made up her mind
she wanted TO get married Now, OF
course. there were unmarried men In
and about Boyd, and perhaps they
were manageable and manageable,
and even agreeable But they did not
suit Miss Livingstone; and still conf
dent thdf SDNeNlete the VOICE VI
love was calling for her, she resolved
to meet the call ar least half way.
That's the reason she advertised.
And that's the reason She was iuhi-
liant after the marriage ceremony was
performed, over having, as she
thought, proved conclusiyely her idea
that il was easy enough to find the
right mate if you go at it In the right
way.
when she placed her advertisement
IN the local paper she didn't expect
to get more than dozen replies.
The press of two hemispheres took
up the story and soon answers began
pouring in When the number
reached / ZOO she began the work of
classification and elimination.
BY this method she became con
WINGED Struvnez was the nearest to
being her ideal. She sent for him,
he arrived. the next day they went
for the license, and so they were mar
ried.