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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
SECRETARY KNOX
GUSTS CRANE
ChieAgoan Appointed Minister - CAAAA
L. Compelled - Resigns rssa
AID RetarA

WASHINGTON. d. c. Special -
AT the white House Thursday 80
Rotary Carpenter made public the Sd
lowing tslsErAA t0st rscsiv@& ersn
President TAfts
PRESCOTT, AzsmA
Pred W. Carpenter. secretary - tAs
President. Washington. ID. G.
Convey 70 Mr.. Crane the following
comm unicAtiOn:
7 concur In the letter or cate % Oe-
tober 18th. which the Secretary OF
State has addressed 20 you. and I
greatly regret that the circumstances
found 20 exist BY him make 70 neces~
say for me TO accept your resignation
(Signedl TAFT
This message was Immediately con
veyed 20 Mr.. Crane.
AT the state Department. when In
Quiry was made soon after the receipt
0f Mr.. Taft's telegram became known.
Il was said that the name OF Charles
r. Crane. as United States Minister 10
China. had been dropped from the
rolls
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
MAYOR MCCARTHY FOR
SECRETARY OF COMMONWEALTH

RICH MON ID. VA. - Special. -
Hon. Carlton Mccarthy. former Mayor
oil Richmond. and more recently spec
ial accountant for the State OF Viz
ginia. has formally announced his can
didacy for the Office of Secretary OF
the Common wealth. 70 all the vacancy
caused by the death OF ID. Q. Eggles-
ton.
Mr.. McCarthy's claims 10 the Office
will be urged before the State Demo
cratic Committee when IL meets @
name a candidate for the Office.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

poisoned. because beard the doctors /
say months ago that she was being
slowly poisoned. My daughter. the
one that - dead. heard him say 10. TOO.
She heard one Of the doctors say that
she was a victim Of poisoning. and
that TIA, Is what preyed on her mind
until her death"
What KIND - poisoning Was 81
that your daughter heard the coctcrs
say she was the victim Off &C. So
Quired Was n uremlc poisoning
Yes that was Just the name. re-
piled Mrs Nash. although I couldn't
remember 81 uu ycu suggested st.
The family doctor called in special
I ISL and my daughter told nae after
Z wards that she had heard him say
4 she WIS being slowly poisoned ey
Iremia."
Oserpowered by a sudden sense q
/ ureas which developed into a
definite certainty. that bis daughter
Josephine. With whom he lived alone
in the house. was in grave danger
e0-year-oid Casper Riger FASTENED tu
Che Eirls room az 4 O'Clock In the
rCrnlng.
He found her lying unconscious
across her bed. her face liNid ard hei
+ breath coming Boa gasps Without az.
tempting tC revive her. Bee FASTENED
/ 20 get doctor running go the home
of Dr. Albert MeDEer. az Twenty nintf
street and Gira-d avenue.
The pht stefan found that the sir
was beyond medical power. She die.
10 sudden seizure 90 a heart affec
dion which had troubled her for years
II knew there was something wrCui
% the house. The ola man said rhei
ae certainty grew upon me that m'
laughter Josephine was Il Gen
certain 81 &c. 10 was just as clear "a
: 10 1 bad seen vision. knew tha
She was living stretched across th
p bed. D could see her face. and 7 coul
.ear the sharp gasp of her breath
ram upstairs and found her Twin
/ -st ga tnrw D would realize
that she vas iu mortal agony.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

on the third floor. where the FIRE broke
out, and, organizing promptly COM
pany OF heroic girls, he had them TO
tote the water while ne applied II
effectively. The fire department. or
the town responded with alacrity, but
before the hremen could get in their
work the trouble was all over, the bell
rang for recitation and the machinery
moved of as smoothly as though no
lar had been felt. The fire broke out
in a wardrobe and the girls who oceu-
pied the room insist that they kept no
matches ira IL and the cause OF the
blaze remains a mystery. The damage
was slight and. OF course. fully COW
cred by Insurance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
FIRE SCENE AT
STATE NORMAL
Blaze Broke Out In "A Nnrdrobe-The
Eight Hundred Girls Conducted
Themselves Bravely.

FARAVILLE. Special.-A fire
scare occurred at the state Normal
Tuesday and 10 was just hne sight 20
watch the girls conducting themselves
braveiy and sensibiy. OF the army
OK 500 there WASH dcm0ralized one
lon ranks and no approach 60 panic.
judge a. ID. Watkins. VINO ls treasurer
az the institution, happened 10 be ln
the building when the alarm was
sounded. 40 once hurried 10 the room
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

"You say YOU SION your husband
through wearing s. graduating
enwnn"
4 did
"How romantici suppose YOU are
very happy
"Oh. yes but that g. gown was an
awful bad precedent to establish I've
found
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
D. Q. EGGLEST0N
PASSES AWAY
SECRETARY OF COMMONWEALTH
SUCCUMBS AFTER SHORT
ILLNESS.
V.ACANCY.T0 BE FILLED
State Democratic Committee 10 Meet
and Select a Candidate for the Of
ice TO BE Voted for at No.
Vember Election.

MOND. VA - Special. -
Hon. David Q. Eggleston. Secretary Of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia for the
past eight years. died at the Memorial
Hospital at 30 o'clock Sunday night,
after an illness Of only week OF pneu-
monia. complicated by a weak heart.
Mr.. Eggleston was first confined 20 his
bed October 10th. and two days later
was taken 90 the hospital.
MI EEglestcn's body was placed
upon a train leaving Richmond at
1O:45 Monday morning. and taken 20
brakes Branch, Charlotte county.
thence 10 Charlotte Courthouse. his
former home. for burial. The funeral
was held Tuesday morning.
MIR. EgglestOn is susvived by his
wife. who vas Miss sue Daniel. OF
Charlotte county and by six children
Jack EcgIeston. an assistant professor
at Washington and Lee University. al
Lexington. Samuel Eggleston. an en-
ploye OF the southern Bell Telephone
Co. at Newport News. Perral Eggles-
ton. who is teaching in Charlotte Coun-
": Daniel Epgleston. and Misses May
and Daisy Trgleston. Air. Egglestou
retained his home in Charlotte. room
ing in this city at 7l5 East Grac,
street
Nominated for Third Term.
SIR. Eeglcstou was ffty-two year,
Of age. He was a native OF Charlotte
county. where he spent most OF hn
life. His education was received a
Hampd Sidney College and az 90,
University of Virginia. AZ the forme
school he was graduated with honOrs
while az tie University be took th
law course under the tutelage OF th
distinguished instructor. JnO. b. Minor
Following his graduation. Mr.. Fig
gleston entered upon the practice q
his profession az Smithville. where D.
remained until his removal 90 Rich
mead In 1902. In 1897 Mr. Egglesto
was elected go the Senate from Oh
Twenty-hit. Senatorial District. q
that time composed or the counties q
Charlotte aud MeckenburE. The Les
islature of which he thus became
member elected him Secretary OF Oh
Common. ItA. succeeding j. T. Law
less. and he entered upon the duut
OF his Office en- January /. 1902.
In 1905. the new Constitution havin
made this office elective by the pecpl
Mt. EgglesfCu was renOminated witt
out opposition in the party. and vi
elected by tle same majority given q
rest OF the ticket
Mr.. EEglyston was man 10 his
intelligence and though OF retiring d.
position. hai made many friends
this city. where his death viii be sd
cerely incurred.
Vacancy TO BE Filled
In view CT his death az this time.
will be necessary for the Democrat
State Comm ttee TO meet and select
candidate for the Office. Ii is too la
10 take Mt Eggleston's name OF &
ticket. SO instructions must be sc
throughout lae State 20 voters 20 VT
I'm the name 60 The new nominee. mar
ing out Mr. teglestons name. togeth
with those al the nominees OF the Il
publican ANA Socialist parties. r
Governor wall appoint some one 90
the vacancy Cor the remainder Of \
Egglestous term, which expires ia
r.H
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

Charles r Crane. Minister Desig-
nate TO China from the United States.
who. while en- route 20 Pekin. was de-
posed BY Secretary OF State Knox for
indiscreet condolences TO press repre-
sentatives concerning China-Japanese
relations with America alleged 10 have
been made by him and which were
given publication in the newspapers
OF the United States and Japan I'M
mediately upon advice OF his removal.
the envoy made'a public appeal 20 the
President for reinstatement, which
promises to embarrass the admins
tration in it's conduct OF diplomatic ne
gotiations with the MikadO's Govern
ment
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
MENTAL SUGGESTIONS
CAUSES TWO DEATHS
Two Women Die In Delirium Of Pear.
Believing They Had Been Poisoned.

PHILADELPHIA. PA-Spe ci al.-
TWO remarkable examples OF the cen
turtles old theory OF mental sugges-
zion. each eliminating I'm death. We're
brought TO light in Philadelphia this
week.
Mrs. Amanda Nighrlinger. OF 22l9
East Letterly street. died during the
night, while in a delirium OF fear that
she was being poisoned. The other
case was that OF Miss Josephine RigsE
whose aged father. although separated
from her by the walls OF their house
was almost overpOWered with sense
OF her danger He found her dead.
Mrs. Nightlinger was 20 years old.
and died at the home Of her parents.
Alr. and Mrs William Nash. 22l9 East
Letterly street. after crying repeated
II ia the delirium which preceded her
death that she was the victim OF a
poison plot.
Mother Says Poison.
When Deputy Coroner Serapin Wis
tied the house where the woman had
died he was met at the door 5y one
OF the daughters. a sister Of the dead
woman. who whispered TO him that he
must take everything said by the
mother with q grain OF salt as she
was nervous and peculiar while upon
the mothers getting his ear she re-
lated the same thing about the daugh-
ter.
Sure Daughter Was Ill.
Yes" said the mother TO the depu-
". II know that my daughter wa:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

Surf Daughter Was III.

Yes" said the mother TO the depu-
", II know that my daughter was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06
COST
S2O,000,000

Washington. Feb. e,-1n reGnd mum
bofs the cruise q the batileship feet
whea II Is iiniShca q Hampton Roads
on Feb e Win hare cost the Ame-t
can pcoplc s2O000,000
That cost Is figured ON the prices
prevailing In the latter part OF 1908.
The iG.0u0 men aboard have spent
about Sc 500 OCEAN allowance OF si00
ior each officer and msl spread over
1ulleon months
The raprir bll after the ships
reach their home ports is expected
,u rim 40 20 between s5,000Vu0 arl
iI000000
ReaeAdmlsal Arnold's third squad
ron OK the Atlantic feet now concen-
irating "a Guaianamo rs under or
icri 20 lcvn there hpN,aen Feb. n
and 10 to meet RearAlmlral sperry's
isteen batileshlps which are TO leave
Gibrltar Feb. 6. Somewhere in the
brsad Atlantic the ships OF the several
squad ons VIII get into wireless com
municaiion with each otho and then,
slth seaald's ships rs an escort the
vessels will proceed % Hampton Roai
With g0ot woater they may reach
Ne Virginia cNpes Two days ahead OF
lime Arncli's squadron consists Of
lne lalileships Maine Mississippi
New Hampshire and ldsho and the
scout cruisers Chester birmingham
md Salem,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06
Stomach Gases
and Torpid Livsrs
Give way Before the Peculiar pur
flying Power Of stuart's
Charcoal Loxenaea,

Ehs foul gases Of lhe stomach and
He torpid actlon Of tho liver arr eaat
victims iof charcoal 10 overcome
This great natural cleanser and ah
hfneni will mnsl refialnlY be relahed
hY a system afflicted with gaseOus or
sluggish tendauelcs
Charcoal has long been known AZ a
slrat abenfbeni nf eas. 4 panlul Of
charcoal Will positively purify room
allled Nlill fnul od0rs aud decay. It's
a1splhinK railQ Is one hundred times
Hteaipr Than rs own volume
The anclenbl gave charcoal fog many
hnmafI MS succssainlly The North
american Indians used Il for snake
bite. polsen from eating Wild herbs
ana CURED Whni they called Stomach
bad medicine With Il
YtlinW Charcoal Hrefus 10 be the
hesl product far human use, and no
dpilh Eho peculiar curative property
q ihe Ntllow Is represented Ia a
chemical quality IN It's charcoal
luassA ChareUal lsoxenges are pure
willow ane sweet honey blended by
itamnndQas ppaRr and compression
into Fes palaiabEe ln1enge THo
qF lhHHN kEenEes eaton after meals
Hlll prevent DE preeess ui dlgertion
from nfudneine npxlpus gases They
Wlll YINlfs i lazf liver and aid evsFy
ffaon which Is most likely 10 be over.
eoWe lhHeahh Is eeapet Ntth lrnHYrl
I1iaf f4Ht Sa4H st1's5
Ihe8 dlaa9a lne lpmurh md mites.
I|Hes hrlns taliy and sweetness out
9S iefnlanielloH aHd aeeaA and aid III
#aliHH be sllaeinn aaa They sin aid
foA and tHHf esem4EH TIE banefelai
elfoflasNrn snaae evident after earh
meal Hhtn yoH Use eharaaai as sinnrl
HfAnaseh is 80 aiiaf aaN II nlahi
They afe espalIanl aud eve afaer ll
TIE morning #lihoal Ihal MtlhlN
gAlaeHilh8 hal hteaIh which destroy
APPETITE and sndA gne nilHfahlHl
w dFueslT qall @fpnfl 1hprcnAl
Ipzenkea pli1 NeHisa4e eeilla. DF
Hand aA sHIf AHme and address ara
sc Viii send f6q 4 trial package BY
Holl If4e Aa6fpss 4 Sllmil Go.
NN etNaf lllEz MaffhalE Mich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06

ana earnings oE laborers servants.
and employees. Of any individual firm
a. corporation engaged In Interstate
business end declaring an emergency
No. gSl By White Of the house AMI
Smith Of the senate authorizing Git
les uf the hist class 10 impose, by
ordinance street tax on fll ahle
bodied persons between twenty-anc
ans hfly yeura 81 age
Sc Sse BY Charles, TO provide for
The removal Of logs. drlftwood grow
ing timber eni ether distractions
frcm streims subject to overflow pro-
viding lor the prosecution ami punish
ment of persons owning or In charge
81 lands through which such streams
run, ans amending sections one and
six Of artlce one. Of chapter thirty
four tho Eighth Legislative assembly
Of the territory Of Oklahoma.
No 3sS. by Knox. to repeal section
1860. snd 1861 chapter II article
general statutes of Oklahoma 1908.
and providing adequate penalties.
Ne. 2S4 ty Calhoun quarantine as
to nurseries affected by certain IN
Sect ctt
No 3S5, by committee on general fp
nroprletions $4,000 for expenses and
per alem Of boards Of regents Of vafi-
ous state Institutions.
No $50. by Dunn, providing who
shall be attorney for state atc., AMI
providing for olflce of district attor'
me-
No. 3S7, ~ Halrlson. mel',ngan
appropriation FOR state deaf school Al
Sulphur, ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06
INCREASED
USE Of
FOREST
RESOURCES

Tho actual nse Of the varied ne,
sources 81 the governments 100000
rA Of nniIoual forest land Is on thc
Increase according 70 Ne report ).
ihe work ior ihe FISCAL year lqeS Tho
zporl says that from an administrai
ilv standpoint the mosi striking tact
81 the year was ihe remarkable In
crease which took place IN the vol.
ume Of business transacted.
Thls growth Ia business done bs
The United states ioras, service lasl
year over the previous year is partly
brought out n the following state
ment showing percentages q N.
crease ID the number o. timber sales
gsO per cont: IN sho amount Of timber
cut under sales. iQ2 per cent; in the
nember oi free timber permits 76 per
cent, ID the number or grazing per-
milf. II per cent. and In the number
pi apetlal.nse permits. 81 per cent
That thc additions 10 existing nation.
d forests and new creations caused
ibis Increase only TO a small extent n
shown by the fact that the area III
cleaeed is only "A per cent III speak
lng of this feature n the work Of the
forest service la his annual report
lhe secretary of agriculture says p
part
The growth ln the volume Of busl.
ness arising from use of The forests
has created "a very serious ndmlnia
ifaiipc problem Inst year IS PEI
cont os the siine Of The Administrative
aud protective force was taken iip hy
the demands of national forest bus
neeE Tho average iqrest area to ench
ulsieof supposedly available for patro
dnls was about l20,001 acres: but
With more lhgss lhfcefourihs Of the
amc q these officers occupied viii
fImbcrsale grazing, and other buzz
ness, The force actually available fai
nHfrul was equivalent 10 about onf
man 20 each 5ca.000 acres That IN.
der these circumstances The FIRE loss.
Is IN } year Of exceptional danger
we're kept down 10 d very small figure
II ronparlson Wish the value 81 the
timber exposed aud the damage from
forest eros elsewhere Is matter OF
oonRralulaiion.
Ihe risk incurred however. is Qai
e all proportion 70 ihc added cosl
which more adequate protection WouiH
involve I 8m convinced that the pre-
vision made Ter the care aud uao 81
he national Forests haH become lu.
adequate lo their needs. and have
therefore submitted estimates ter
ihe fiscal year 1910 which ask f0f
substantial lnsgeasn lu the apnropfi.
atlon With The further growth IL
baslnesa which 70 certain 10 take
nlace aurns The present year. even
less protection can hs given than has
heen given IN the past Indeed, lhe
point has noV Hsarlf been reached
which { Is not even choice bataeap
providing fof TIE needs Or those wht
would use the forests and protect.
iifs he forests themselves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06

any part Of ihe principal or income Of
the permanent school fund for the
cost 81 administering the same and
also es 4 whstac cor not they may
Mwfully employ attorneys as paei
81 ,he Office force % p7sa on abstracts
Of tItle. or In the passage q lease
contracts and other business require.
ng notice Of tho law pertaining go
that department
A resolution that started 4 consid.
erable discussion was that hy Jones
ana Bryan II memorlallzes congress
10 remove fe efisn fam Indian
lands m dnsaase st flcts within
this state 50 az io render taem sub.
90. % 1i,ga -r4 @N.e reat e9r
the Oklahoma drainage law Finally
the resolution was a'lrwed e 50 osor
without teton
During the aiei On lac fellow
Ing hiils were intse sed
Bill Offering
Ne Bee ly -. authorizing
ihe township inA p Tulsa coun-
iy to use its surplus brlage ana read
funds to aii in building a bridge
ac-oss the Arkansas river not ex-
ceeding one hundred feel In length
No. sac by Lewis. TO amond section
3432. Article 4. OF Chapter }5, Of tue
General statutes OF Oklahoma, 1906
No. S7i. BY Tillotaon. provlding fer
holdiue county court At Lenapah in
Nowate county
No. s72. hy Coyne to amenl sec.
tion 6asl Of article ~, chapter "a,
Genesl Statutes Of Oklahoma 1905;
legalizlre pillclsl acts of haards OF
eiueaiicn legallzIng general and spe-
ciai eleetlons III city school dislrlcIss
and declhring an emergency
N9 s1s, by McEihaney ani Rogers,
board Of control % erect l'llon AZ
McAlester regulations, etc. S3p0oOo
appropriation
40. a7H. by Tate. 70 provide for The
opening and maintaining ~ eepa
roads hy property owners By lovn'
shipG ard sections
M a15. hy jann stephens snl
Scmplc, Hfkng II \ lnladeMfANur lp
abaH Oh ng wilfully neglect q ppaside
for Tho support ani mhinlaHaliee fy
ans person of his wife Vt his oF her
mina- In destitute u necessll0us cir
cllnlsinncpe
No a7e hy Humphreys 81 thn huusc.
and Memmlnger Of the senate. for che
location and establishment q The OK.
lahoma school for che deaf and nak-
ing 81 appropriation for building
No a1s. BY MarIs. relating @ hrlelf
and procedure IN Il buprema eourl
No a77 b. sullivan. e pr9klde
Anisahl& anlaaMhmH ~ auega| aahlael
lninflods csnnallilnn viii fr9,e anrls
aaa b aHtaafHa fI|nIhak WORM
No a1a. by Dixon an egt in rcreal
3rtlfic chapter 81, sesslon aWs "a
I90T7.0s Nhlch are sertlnno f4s0, R07i
6n7a eo1a. a e0zl % arlcl 2, ehgp.
er II IS i've neuef8 aialrtas 0f 0t.
l.lvS feiaiIHg 70 graduated
lana tax
VI Asa ~ naVls ~ tie senate ana
White Il the house. & nro4le bat
Ter EUg sha protection 81 the Waa e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06

sna s7S ambulanec came from the
erHan hospital Dr Gtaves said
be couple had hoea dead about ten
iCLs.
IN Voighis hauf Was a thirty.eiehl
allbfc pistol With lye shells explod.
I'm A haa'i rxinnlnhlIpnl III .thc boa
'es failed % reveal amy Nb9nds 9TH
~ than thar 3D. NE wonans heart
rt lhe enc when entered voiRhts
Az and niecct the brain
NCrlqtcn stains OH The walls OF the
hcaen end on tho bedclothlng lu
be adjoining room lea The police to
ecie that struggle Immediately
ollowed The shooting or were made
y The c'li'ssn VITO had irloi TO
rouse their parents ana later had
1uehei The walls irli bedding with
holf hands
The little cles were tsken charge
4 by the Chlb.Fens society The
foighia are satl to have no relatives
this country. Thor parents are
J Germany
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06
NEWS NOTES FROM SULPHUR

sulphur Okla Feb 6.In lhe new
$4,000 first Methodist church is be-
ng held the greatest revival in the
history Of this resort Rev ". r.
Jordan district evangelist Of Holden
llle is assisting The pastor Rev W.
b Witt and the presiding elder Rev
5. + Goddard II the great revival
fhe meeting has been suecess from
he beginning. Large crowds Of health
and pleasure seekers "a well as clss
l2ens Of the city attpnd upon the gef-
.ieef. The church Is greatly stirred
aud revived ana many backallders
laye been reclaimed There are forty
aecssslune and about az many colvef-
al0ns The interest in tho meeting
is increasing with every eafVlce and
VI number Of lhe clly's leading town
3uliutfs and business men are being
reached Prospects are favorable lnf
10 hundred concessions By sunday
nlghi an view 0t The great interest.
he meeting viii continue indefinitely
M + and Pascal Ilpad ol white
wright aud sherman. Texas recent
nufehnasrs ui The si2bua1 Aelesan
aeiel bfoke ground this morning for
twenty-five Thousand dollar amusa-
hent feature % consist 81 dance
paYiion. ar domn and other utirae.
lulss THESE wlll be run IN eonnees
ion wlsh the Arseslans large nattoi
ium ani skating rink
The United STATES has 4 large force
NJ men AZ wcfk on the fwu great
brldges he UoFernmenl IS construct.
ma ln Pies .nplnpai narR Mueh Rfad
he TO- ieAt afleeNa As md WalkNafs
salso helna done he the Government
s The park
The Flrel BAPTIST church mas bought
8 corner lol near lhQ Oklahoma achosl
The deaf and u pafnlne Tor I'm
mediate construction on the ial az 4
lafac pressed brick ehurrh llaee
fht site was selected close III far tie
enyanienee pf the hahkanhs II
sllh ana plaasure aepkels Who cor.
ssniIs lhlHnR hs fes6ll sIant 81
|ahn health and pleasure aaekers. sd
|lthr arrival are ou efuiehrs and can
lHal eqnllw iaf ~ church nhlIl ihm
e1.srd tl fhnrmaiieAi aud Oleaf
fMnies witch nal ueopa m efnlfhn
81 esHes