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Marriage Licenses

The Following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Saturday, July 3. 1903;
RECK WITH-McCABE-J R. Beckwith 46
2545 Seventeenth ST., and Susie NJ. McCabe, A
2S79 Sixteenth st.
CoWEN-N EISSER-Alexander n. Cowen. 90
so Pierce St. and Celia Neisser, 50, JIG Palm
avenue.
FRAIZER-FR Homer B. Frazier. 26
200 Guerrero St. and Maleta l.. Frazier, 2l
265 Cumberland ST.
GoHM--McKENNA-La Gohm, %. 8
Arbor ST. and Charlotte McKenna, Is, s.
Henry st.
LATZ-EIsNER- William. So Latz. 81. 1872
Geary St, and Helen Eisner. IS, T94 AshburJ
street.
CORRESPONDENTS o'Brien. 80
1929 Harrison ST., and Nellie Holleran, p
ITS Treat ave.
sENs--CowDEN-C b. Sens. 80. and Beu-
iah B. Cowden, 26, both Of APO Cough st.
WATERS AfcLEAN--william Waters, 49, s.
Brady ST., and Mary b. Mclean, 81, SO Brady
street.
WILLIAMS-SMITH-E Edmond y. Williams. IS
1853 Twenty second St, and Emma NJ. Smith
20, 1853 Eleventh ave.
KAMURA-Sadagiro Toshin
aga. 25 Sacramento, and Mito Nakamura 20
20e5 Pine st.
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CANDY STORE CLERK
|. VICTIM OF FOOTPAD
Compelled to Hand Over Coin
in Cash Register or Be
Killed
Second Case of Similar Kind in
Same Locality Within the
Last Few Days

While James Stathakis was alone in
a candy store at 1894 Fillmore street
shortly after 10 o'clock Friday night
a man walked in and ordered him to
hand over all the money in the cash
register under penalty of death. The
footpad showed the butt end of re-
volver in his hip pocket. Stathakis
opened the cash register and handed
the footpad 81. Warning Stathakis not
to follow him the footpad walked out
OF the store. About a week ago a man
answering the same description held
up the clerk in a candy store in the
same locality. He is described as feet
IL inches tall. light complexion and
thin face.
Miss E. Hughes. 234A Devisadero
street. telephoned to the park station
about 10 o'clock Friday night that a
burglar was attempting to break into
her house and Policeman Thorup was
hurriedly dispatched to the place. Miss
Hughes told him that some one had
opened the front door and had over
turned q stepladder which she had
placed against the door for safety, as
two of her latchkeys had been stolen.
She suspected a negro she had en-
ployed to clean windows Friday
A burglar broke into the stables of
the Hodge drayage company, 415 Pa
cific street, early yesterday morning.
hitched up team TO a wagon, un-
locked the feedroom door and loaded
40 sacks Of grain valued at $50 into the
wagon. After depositing the grain
somewhere the burglar returned with
the team and empty wagons to the
stable.
The room of Mrs. w NJ. Balm at 1905
Fulton street was entered Friday and
solitaire diamond ring stolen from
the drawer of a sewing machine, and
the room of Mrs. II. Johnson, 1902 Ellis
street, was entered and several articles
of Jewelry stolen. c. r. Hansen's resi-
dence at 1927 Clay street was entered
and a shotgun and pair Of boxing
gloves stolen.
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CalifOrnians on Travels

NEW YORK, July 3.-Californians
are registered in this city as Follows
From San Francisco-H- W. Brant,
York hotel; c. NJ Allison. King Ed
ward; G. n. Armsby, Mrs G. n ARMS
bv. Hotel Plaza. ]. Dinkelspiel. Hotel
Bayard r. G.. Green. Hotel Seville;
]. McDOugaIl. Hotel Bristol; Fl. Y. Al
len. Mrs Fl. V. Allen. Hotel Normandle;
s BunnelI. Continental hotel. G. g
Godfrey W. B. Godfrey Colling-
Moore. Continental; 1, r. Morse.
Holland house; w B. ReIs. Hotel Bres-
lin; DIR. P. Deveechi, Wolcott; J. d.
Firnum, Hotel Breslin: c. G. Stokes.
Grand hotel; J. 5. Adler. Longacre;
A. c. Arthur. Hotel Flanders ID NJ
Grouse, Hotel Bristol: A Moore. Albert.
J. A. LasfIle Of San Francisco was
registered at the Broadway Central last
week He will visit San Francisco
after going TO the Yukon fair at Sc
Los AnEeles-Miss A Desmond Miss
K. 2 Desmond. ]. J. Doran, Mrs. NJ:
p Doran. Marlborough; H Getz, Hotel
Plaza: w r. Gibson. Grand Union;
p r. Haber. Breslin; g. J. MOssbacher.
Grand Union; r. Fl Ekelis, A. Frese,
park Avenue hotel; J. II. Hern. Mrs
Fl. Mendam. Grand Union; A. F.
KelIean, j. II. Wolfr0ms Park Avenue
hotel.
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BATTALION TO
BE MUSTERED IN
Two More Militia Companies
Enter Service OF State
This Week
No Action Taken Yet on Petit
ton of Nationals" to Be
Disbanded

Major H G. Mathewson, commanding
the battalion OF artillery in this city.
received orders yesterday to muster
one OF the new companies Tuesday
night and the other Friday night in
the new armory in Van Ness avenue
between Pine and California streets.
Before the end of the month two more
companies will be mustered. Then
there will be in the service eight of the
II companies of artillery intended for
this city.
The two companies OF the battalion
known as the Nationals are still in the
service OF the state. for as yet no action
has been taken on their petition TO
be mustered out. There IS an impress
sion that the petition VIII be hung up
for some time at superior headquar-
tiers.
Tomorrow the local battalion will
leave the new armory for march 70
the Preside, where the men viii be
given an opportunity to watch the res
ulars handle the big guns
The Second militia regiment OF in
fantry has a new band, 30 men having
Nbeen sworn in to make music for the
regiment The headquarters are at
Chico. 1t will hold its first public
parade tomorrow. when 1t will be in
Redding to take part IN the fourth or
July celebration
The citizens OF Redding are happy
now that the recently organized COM
pany OF young men OF that place has
been mustered into the service OF the
state. The new company is under
command OF Major Lou Bond until
Winfred Wright. elected captain, shall
have qualified and be ready to assume
control
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WILL CELEBRATE THE
COMPLETION OF CHURCH
Pensioners at San Bruno to
Have Sacred Concert
SD Di.pateh o ~ CoIll

SAN BRUNO, July 3.-The recent
completion OF the Catholic church at
this point, which was erected at a cost
OF SIS .OOe viii be formally celebrated
Sunday evening with a sacred conceza
and lecture.
The concert features OF the program
promise to be especially entertaining.
The chOirs OF both the Burlingame and
san Bruno parishes taking part in the
program.
BROTHER Leo Of st. Mary's college
Oakland. who has won fame both as
writer and lecturer. will deliver an
address on athe Life of Our Lord be-
ing aided by Brother Alfred, also of
81. Mary's. who viii have charge of
tho pictorial features.
The general charge Of the affair will
be ia the hands Of Rev. Father Joseph
j.. Grant Of Burlingame. active head Of
both the San Bruno and Burlingame
parishes. Among the soloists of the
evening viii be Miss May Hall Robert
Valentine. Miss Marion Dalv. William
Knight and John McAuliffe.
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BIRTHS

BLAIR-In this city, June 26. 1909, to the
wife Of Frank Post Blair, a son.
BLISS-In this city, June 80, 1909, to the
wife of DR.. f. A. Bliss,
BLUMENTHAL-In this city. June %. 1909, to
the wife of Albert Blumenthsl (nee Isaacs), a
daughter.
HILDEBRAND-In this city, June 30. 1909 to
the wife OF c. Hildebrand (nee Schneider), a
son.
cHIsHoLM-In this city. June %, 1909. to the
wife of A. ]. Chisholm, son..
JACoBS-In this city, June 20, 1909 to the
wife of NJ. Jacobs (nee Keesing),
JELINSKI-In this city, June 80. 1909, TO the
wife of Coleman Jelinski, daughter
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CONTESTS WOMAN'S RIGHT
TO HOLD FEDERAL OFFICE
Alleged to Be Omitted by Ma
ture" for Judicial Trust

DETROIT, July 9.-"Because a judi
cial trust Is no function for woman
TO exercise, she being fundamentally
incapacitated by nature therefrom," is
one of the points made .by Attorney
James H. Pound in proceedings which
he has begun to challenge the right
of Miss Carrie Dawson to act as ex-
tradition commissioner under appoint
ment of the local United States court.
Attorney Pound represents William
Kinsley who was ordered extradited to
Canada by Miss Dawson on charge
of stealing timber.
The attorney contends that Miss Dav-
ison is not lawfully an official OF ex-
tradition nor can she be one either
under the Michigan laws or the laws
of the United States. and that there
fore Kinsley is illegally held in Jail.
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DANES SHOW LOVE
FOR UNITED STATES
Copenhagen Papers Issue Spe-
ciaI American Editions

COPENHAGEN, July 3.-Aarhus city
is mass of Danish and American colors
in honor Of the celebration of Independ-
ence day tomorrow under the auspices
OF Danish American supervision.
The leading Danish weeklies issued
special American editions today and the
daily newspapers will print American
extras tomorrow.
A resolution signed by 10000 Ameri-
cans of Danish descent expressing their
love for the mother country and their
pride in American citizenship, which
will be read at the official ceremony, is
considered next in Importance to Presi-
dent Taft's message, which also will be
read
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ART SOLICITOR CHARGED
WITH INSULTING WOMAN
Complaint Made When Bor-
rowed Photo Is Not Returned

Fred Koff, solicitor for a picture
concern known as the New York art
academy, was arrested last night by
Detective Proll on a charge of disturb
ing the peace. brought against him by
Mrs. A Sterling of 1923 Oak street.
Mrs. Sterling reported to the police
yesterday that Koff had insulted her
and had refused to return a phOcv-
graph which he took from her on
promise to make crayon enlargement
Mrs. Sterling went in search of his
place of business, which he had told
her was at ~ Third street. She
found there was no such number. Yes
terday Koff again called at her house.
She demanded the photograph. The
man told her she would have to go
to new place OF business at 1922
Market street in order to get it. She
alleges he then became abusive
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tram III the east DIX weeks ago he
started on his mission, accompanied
by Mrs. Woods. and he returned more
than pleased with the success of his
trip.
Robert A. Roos. who has been
doing great work in the east, has
been looking into the proposition of
bringing the ambassadors here for the
festival" continued Woods. number
of the representatives of foreign gov
ernments have already expressed a
desire to come.
Now that President Taft has ex
pressed his intention of coming to San
Francisco during the festival the com
mittee VIII consider the proposition of
adding his car to the Portola special
The train will be the most elaborate
and the most complete in its appoint
ments Of any that has ever crossed the
continent.
RAILROADMEN ENTHUSIASTIC
while I was in the east I talked
with the big railroadmen about the
train and they were all enthusiastic. In
fact every one in the east has a good
word for San Francisco and they all
seem TO want to do all they can for this
city.
&C. c. Moore is doing great service
for the festival He IS just the man
for the work he has In charge. The
Portola idea is spreading all over the
United States like wildf1re. The hotel
men in New York, Chicago and the
other cities I visited are taking hold of
the proposition and are right in line.
The Californians in New York are es-
pecially interested I'm the Portola fes-
tival and a committee consisting of
Harry WEIGH, c. J. Brooks and David
Rich is looking after the Portola spe-
cial train"
PRESIDENT To OFFER TOAST
The PortoIa toast which President
Taft is going TO compose and offer has
stirred up considerable interest, accord
ing TO Woods.
THE question of the toast is attract
ing much attention" said Woods. THE
committee will have cup made by
Shreve's for President Taft and a SIM
liar one for Mrs. Taft There has been
much debate as TO whether the toast
should be given publicity now or at the
time it is proposed.
President Taft viii propose the
toast at noon October 19 and will re-
quest all the rulers of the world to
drink the toast at the same time. We
think il would be better TO have the
toast announced in advance, so that
every one could join In proposing the
health of San Francisco when the pres
ident lifts his cup. The committee
probably viii have the toast printed
on cards and placed Oh every table in
the big hotels and restaurants and
dining cars of the United States. The
result viii be a wonderful advertise
ment for San Francisco and the Portola
festival. We shall have everyone drink
ing to San Francisco
Woods returned home in q most OPP
timistic mood. His missionary work in
the east was attended with such sue
cess that he feels sure the big celebra-
ton in this city this fall will eclipse
anything of its kind ever attempted.
He was especially pleased by the as
surances of cooperation given by ho-
telmen wherever he preached the Por-
tola idea.
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Notable Deaths

ELSIE MoELNAY, TEAcHER-Palo Alto, July
AN the death of Miss Elsie McElnay, which
occurred last night at the home Of her
parents in Cowper street. after an illness last
Ing over six years, the university community
lost one of its best liked women. Miss Me-
Elnay, who was IS years of age, was gradu-
ate of the Santa Rosa high school. and after
her college career was employed in
structor in the physiology department. Funeral
services will be conducted tomorrow. at which
the Rev. D, Charles Gardner Will offctate
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PROMINENT COUPLE
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Miss Beatrice Overton to Wed
Capitalists Son
[Spccial Dispatch 10 The CAIN

SANTA ROSA. July 3.-The engage
ment of Miss Beatrice overton, daugh-
ter of John P. Overton, president of the
Savings Bank of Santa Rosa. and /. L.
Green, son of the late Warren Green, q
capitalist heavily interested in the Wells
Fargo express company, was announced
today TO few close friends of the
young couple.
News of the announcement has flown
fast and created social whirlpool of
talk, for both the engaged people are
prominent here. Miss Overton is one of
the leaders of the younger society set.
Green at present is in business at
Reno. New, and it is stated that after
the wedding. which will take place
soon. the couple will make their home
in that city.
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GRAND ARMY VETERANS
WILL MEET IN SALT LAKE
Forty-third Encampment to Be
Held in Mormon City

The forty third national encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Re
public will be held in Salt Lake city
during the week beginning August 8.
The headquarters of the department of
California will be located in room 147
of the New Wilson hotel.
ntatives who are entitled to
vote at the encampment will meet I'm
room LAT of the New Wilson hotel the
morning of August 9, at IL o'clock
The department commander will
leave for Salt Lake on August Z.
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Celebrating in London

LONDON, July 3.-The first of Sc
ries of 4th of July celebrations took
the form of dinner at the Hotel Savoy
tonight, at which about 20 Americans
We're present. c. S. Colson presided and
a number of American music hall art
lists entertained. The annual dinner of
the American society and the Independ-
ence day reception at the embassy will
be held Monday.
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will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
stricted simply TO the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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Presidents Car May
Join Portola Train
James Woods Returns from East and Reports
Great Interest in Carnival

President Tt and also
Washington be added the Pooa bring
hotel of the great festival
New York
Woods the appointed by Governor James
Giett and Mayor Edward Robson Taylor Inca
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TAFT PLANS FOR
PORTOLA FESTIVAL
President Expects to Visit Cali
fOrnia This Fall, He Tells
Representative Kahn

Further assurances from President
Taft that he Intends to visit California
this fall and that he probably will time
his trip to coincide with the PortoSa
festival were given by the chief execu-
tive yesterday TO Representative Julius
Kahn in Washington. Advices to this
effect were received by wire from the
capital.
The presidents. announcement was
made in connection with his receipt of
the engraved gold invitation to attend
the golden jubilee festival of the San
Francisco schuetzen verein in honor
of Its fifteenth anniversary, to be cele-
brated with target tournament and
German volksfest at Shell Mound park
from August 30 to September 3.
In responding to the presentation of
the handsome plate by Representative
Kahn the president said that, while>he
could not definitely accept the, invita-
ton. he fully intended to visit Cali
fornia in the fall and hoped TO have
his visit coincide with the Portola cele-
bration. 1t was the matter of the
date at which he should take the trip,
he said, which was still to be ar
ranged, but the trip itself was practic-
ally assured.
The invitation presented to the prasi-
dent in behalf of the schuetzen verein
was handsomely engraved on a gold
plate 31A by 5M inches in size. A
similar invitation was sent to the
German emperor about a week ago
through Herr Franz Bopp. German con-
sui general at San Francisco.
In addition to the invitation from
the schuetzen verein and that given
him by the Portola committee, Presi-
dent Taft Will also receive third In
vitation to visit San Francisco from
the Ohio Society of California. This
invitation, which is addressed to Presi-
dent and Mrs. Taft. has been forwarded
to Washington. 1t is also artistically
engraved on q solid gold plate. bear
ing in one corner the seal of California
and in another the seat of Ohio.
The Ohio society is 90 give a ban
quet during Portola week, October %
having been selected as a tentative
date, and the invitation sent to the
president relates particularly to this
affair. The committee in charge, whose
names accompanied the invitation, were
President Edward L. Baldwin, Vice
President Thomas A. Nerneyr, Score
tary Henry Hip. Norman r. Arfer and
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NEW PosTMAsrERs-

NEW PosTMAsTERs- Washington. July g.
California postmasters have been appointed as
follows: May. Amador counfy-Stella Nichols
vice A. NJ. Arlington, resigned: Coutoleno Butte
county-Alex c. Mussellman vice f. +. coute-
lenc. resigned: 0gilbck. Imperial counts-DaIlas
IL. Smith, vice John Lynch, resigned.
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beloved husband OF Amanda Nummelin. ma
tive OF Finland. aged "a years months and
No. 2. knights OF the Royal Arch,
Friends. acqualntances and members Of san
Arch. are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral Tuesday. July 9. 1909, At = o'clock
p m, rom 1aso ne parlors on a, w. ,, Msrs
Olivet cemetery, ~by carriage
PATToN-In San Anselmo. Cal. July ?. 1909.
William Patton, native OF Vermont, aged
Friends are invited to attend the funeral
services today Sunday, July a 1909, at
fael. Interment Mount Tamalpais cemetery
PETERSEN-In this city. July 2. 1909. Albert
Fritz. dearly beloved husband Of Louisa Peter
Walter Petersen. a native OF Hanover. Ger
many, aged 81 years ? months and 10 days
OF W. and Choppers Friendship club No. Is.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
from his late residence. 1915 Guerrero street.
where services win be held under the ans
pieces Of Golden Gate camp No. GA W Of w
Interment Mount OLIVER cemetery. by electric
funeral car from Twenty-eighth and Valencia
Choppers Friendship club No. 1s-ofhcers
and members are hereby requested % assemble
at 1913 Suerrero street tomorrow Monday.
funeral Of our late neighbor. Albert Fritz
*. Teller. Secretary.
EA1LL1E-ln tnlS city. july /. l3O3- Edward
Phillip. a native Of Pennsylvania, aged s.
years.
RoGERs-In Oakland. CAL July 3. 1909.
Amanda H.. Rogers beloved wife OF c. T.
Rogers. and mother OF Edward and Eugene
Rogers and Mrs H Buckley. aged 80 years
and months.
sTRATIS-In this city. July T. 1909. Kathsrfns
Straits. native OF California. aged years
THoMAs-In this city. July /. 1909. John
Thomas, a native OF Wales, aged u years.
UPDIKE-In this city, July 2. 1909. Katie.
beloved wife Of Nelson Updike. mother Of
Dorothy Margaret and Catherine Updike.
daughter OF Bridget and the late Maurice
Cummings and sister OF James J.. Thomas and
and Mrs. ID. R. Connif. a native OF County
RoscOmmOn, Ireland
Friends and acquaintance are respectfuliv
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
Henry j. Gallagher company. 1874 WebsteT
street between Ellis and O'Farreil thence to
st. Peters church. where a requiem high
mass win be celebrated for the reposeI OF her
Holy Cross cemetery.
W1NCH-In this city, June 80. 1909 Fred G.
Winch. native OF New York
COL Remains at the parlors Of Halsted & Co.
CARD OF THANKS
2GUEHRING-,The family OF the late George
CHEERING herewith desire to extend their
heartfelt thanks to their friends for the MANY
acts OF Kindness. and noraI offerings extended
70 them IN their late bereavement
CARD OF THANKS
MAYRHOFER-we desire herewith 10 ex
and acquaintance for the kindness sympathy
and floral offerings extended to Us in our
recent bereavement.
LEONHARD MAYRHOFER and Family.
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CONGRESSMAN IS BETTER-New York July
3.The condition Of Representative Francis W
Cushman of Washington who is critically i'll
will pneumonia in Roosevelt hospital is i'm
proved.
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AUTO KILLS BUsINESSMAN-Los Angeles.
Iulv 3-Isaac LOwman. owner and general man
sVer 81 the house o. LOwman q Co.. prominent
pioneer merchants OF this city. was instantly
killed last night BY an automobile being driven
nv NJ G Abram-
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Trip to Summer Home

WASHINGTON. July 3.-The presi-
dent and his family started this after
noon for Beverly. Mass. where Mrs.
Taft and the children will spend the
summer. The president, after speaking
Monday at the celebration of. the two
hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the
founding of Norwich, Conn, and partici-
pating in the tercentery celebration
of the discovery OF Lake Champlain,
will return to Washington to await the
adjournment of congress. Then he will
join Mrs. Taft for few weeks at the
summer White House"
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MARRIAGES

KENNEDY-NEILL-In Oakland. CAL. June 80,
1902 ia ST. Mary's church. by the Rev Father
Kennedy. James l. Kennedy and Josephine l..
Neill. both of Oakland.
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ASSEMBLIES nuTING PnsrpnNrn

SUNDAY AssEMBLY's OUTING POSTPONED
The Sunday assembly of the California club
which has not dsbanded for the summer season
will hold meeting or excursion today as Is
customary the first Sunday of the month ON
account of its being the fourth of July.
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DEATHS

ADAMS-In this~city. July 2 1900 Jacob dearly
beloved husband Of Elizabeth Adams. and low
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
1GuEHRING-The family Of the late George
Gnehring herewith desire to extend their
heartfelt thanks to their friends for the many
acts OF kindness. and noral offerings. extended
to them in their late bereavement