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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
MORE ORDERS
Are Made by Interstate Com
merce Commission as to
West Virginia.

WAsEIrNGToN. d. G., Nov. go
Preparation orders involving West
Virginia shippers have been made by
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion as follows:
Savage Fire Brick Company
against lib Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; refund of $12,S7
authorized. being OVercharge on one
car load OF ground FIRE clay shipped
from williams, Pa, to Weston, w.
va.
whiting Manufacturing Company
against Norfolk and Western Rail-
way and others, refund OF 1888
authorized being overcharge on one
carload of lumber shipped from
Laureldale, Va, to South Charles
ton.
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Names Of Prontns
tors and Offers =
on the Prog an
TOPICS oF NJ !, REsI
And Value Conce nits de
Industry Are 70 Re Isl
cLissed II Detl

The winter meetAnB q the
Efnia Cool Mining Inst u
held in wheeling, Deceubee pq
s. The following program - ~
served:
Tuesday, December 81
Presidents Addre4lIs
General superintendent Cos
& Coke Company.
Reports OF committe
zaton Of Electrical i1quIplnant
AIines-GeorEe T. watson. cha iEt1gf
PROPOSED LEGISLATION GoRefair
Abandoned. on and Gas wells on 81 ~
PropertIes@-Dr. ]. C. WHITE. h9lss
man.
Report of secretary-treasureEs
Annual election Of oficera
1:SO p. M
aAddress Profit and Loss Aceolnts
4SSeif Robinson. Mining Engtneer
Charleston, w. Va.
LAddress-'' Application OF Com
pressed tAir.to the Operation of Loco
motives in Coal AIines''--e;- q. 81
sales Manager, Comprised Az
partment, II. X. Porter CoEnpany
Address some Comp tcaIted 1lifis
ing Rights '-George az, Alelsl4le
Legal Department. ConsoItda sea-
CO., F'alrmont. W. va.
1900 p. ~.
AddresH-S-T41e Fossil ties 81
Federal Liability I.aR.'
holds, Superintendent Mound colI
HFoundsville, w. va.
A,ddress-.-The Aunapteal
s1l15Ee.;;J F. Heal, Genes
Davis Colliery Co.,. ~
YTednesf y \
Industrial ExcursIon-sE 4e " l1l.eli
Board Of Trade has al1anlee Tor
special trip for the nlerrioe and then
guests. among the Varied tnduStFl
of the Wheeling district. Due notice
will be given of the time o. depass
ture.
Dinner-In the evening the Instit
tute Win be the guests Of the WHEEL
ing Board OF Trade at an informae
dinner.
Thursday, December 8, 100. M
Address---The Mine Law OF West
Virginia. Its Relation to- tlae sgecess
full Production OF Coal" p "a. Grady,
Mine Inspector. 18th District, Hunt
ington, w Va.
Address HTon-I3y product RatpFt
ovens.' L. B. Wilson, Editor Mines
and Minerals. scranton, Pa.
Address Minc Motors. ''Hie cretei
Bremen, superintendent Power AND
mechanical Department. Consoidatlqn
Coal Company. Fairmont. ", Va
Address-'-LocaI Geology OF thf
yEheeIing Distrtct'-Dr. I. c. White.
1880 p. M.
Addross-Dr. j. II. Holmes. Direct
Bureau of Mines, Warrington, p, q.
Address Cost AccCunts
ing''-J. C. MCKINLEY, Coal Operators
wheeling, w. va.
REPORT or executive COMMITTEES. u
Report of committee on Tesplutl9Hss
Cto he appointed)-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
,GOVERN0RS
Leave Frankfort and Go to
Louisville to Hold Their
Sessions.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. 3O-The
scene of the governors conference
shifted from Frankfort to Louis
vile this morning, when a special
train brought the governors here,
where sessions will be held until
Saturday. Today the governors
settled down for the work for which
they meet. The morning session
was given over to short talks ON the
responsibilities of governor in his
appointment OF his cabinet, the
power of removal and like subjects,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
TRAINS MEET
And AS a Result One Train
man is Killed and Three
4 Are Injured.

CINCINNATI. o., Nov 3O-Onc
trainman was killed and three seri-
ousIy injured-in q collision of two
freight trains ON the Norfolk &
Western railroad near Perintown.
o., thIs@mornlng. The dead is
Brakeman Hunt. of Wayne, W. Va,
and the injured arc Roland Jacobs
fireman; CliR G. Smith, engineer;
and Pyles, engineer, all OF Ports
mouth, o. misunderstanding OF
orders is said to have been the
cause
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
lRedrction Of Fourteen Mil
lion Dollars Not Enough
He Declares.
SHOWING PLEAsEs HIM
Heads of Departments Will
Get Busy Again with
Their Knife Slashing

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. 30-
A cut of fourteen million dollars in
the estimates for the running ex-
penses OF the government during
the next fiscal year was reported to
president Taft today as a result of
his ultimatum to the various heads
OF departments yesterday.
The President was gratifed with
the showing but declared that there
must spin be a deeper cut.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
DRINKS POISON.

FAGRNToNr. Nov. 3O.-Georsc Lit.
tie. an oFice emplOye of the Eureka
Pipe Line Company, who drank a
quantity of roach poison by mistaN2
at Warrington, died twenty-four
hours afterward. He was AZ years
old and a son, nine years old. sur-
Wives him. HIS body will be taken to
MeadvtIlc. Pa. for the funeral and
burial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
LAST DAY
Is This nuder the Tax Discoun
Period for Tax Payments.

The discount period ate the sher-
ms Office Will end tonight. Sheriff
NJ. j. Francis announces that he will
keep his oftce open until 8 O'Clock
tonight to receive taxes under the
discount plan, The period has been
a successful one as more than $25O,-
900 mas been collected BY the sheriff
anu hisa deputIes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
0ohoRED WEDDING.

The marriage of Mrs. Cynthia
CovIngton, eoIored, TO Albert Tur-
ner, colored. took place last night
at the home OF the bride on Monti-
cello avenue, the Rev. s. P West of
dclating. assisted by the Rev. W: T.
,Isenney. A host Of drienflE attended,
"a Dounteous supper was seTveds =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
mKIN.s IMPROVES.

Z SIlA5IH1NGToS. d. c., nov. 30
Senator EIkins is said to be steadily
improving, having had an especially
good day yesterday and several days
of steady Improvement. He is not
sitting up in bed yet. however, but is
expected to do SO soon.
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aLRs. RITrER oUAIlIlIIII.iIs.

Mrs. Jane Ritter has quaIifeds aa
administrative OF the estate ols
Charles B. Ritter, deceased. Bead
$500, with w. n. Edeeu and
nett A. D. Traugn, stIag
Ralph 3, Hurst, surety ME aps
,praisers are Ralph YoiIE afS
Isittro and g a. Selistte,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
nIES OF DIPHTHERLA.

The little four-year-old son of Writ
FoEE. at Nutterdale, died Tuesday. af-
ter a severe illness OF diphtheria. Flu
neral services were held at the home
ana burial was tn thr cemctry at
raltgnIoor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
Nnr a EORGER.

G1UNTINGToN, Nov. 3O.-Because
he proved that he was unable to read
or write. r. 8, Cornell, brought here
recently from Ironton, o., was freed
OF d forgery charge here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
MIR, HOOPER I'LL.

Jesse Hooper. clerk at the Waldo
drug store, is Ill OF severe attack
of .tonsolitls at the home of his
mother, Mrs. G. w. HamrichOuse,
on werninger street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
NlARRIAGE LICENSEES.

Marriage licenses have been is
sued to William D. Morrison and
Rule L. Bonneli. and Albert Turner;
colored. and Cynthia A: ooviugton'
colred.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30
MACE DIES.

LONDON, Nov. 3O-Jem Mace, a
hero of many prize fglptss died to-
day 1t Harrow on Tyne OF old aga.
ne was IN his 18th year
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-30

p. D. Lewis, lawyer. Went
GRAFTON wednesay on bS'sinss
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Brightside and His Boy
PY FAYFTTE PARKS.

IT see tnat the moving men are in a
combine ana Il VIII cost nearly twice as
much 70 carry a vanloAd this spring" be-
gins BrtEhtside. with a Wild gleam IN his
usually mild eye indicating thar the annual
hiatus fever mas planted its germ In his
system
a g!nk can lGad up in Broadway at the
zauln old game. sun observes. with some
irdifference 70 the subject.
sWhat do they charge tnereT' interru-
gates Father. N perfectly good faith. on
"a the alert for a possible transportation bar
Es8n.
Il AL depends on the size OF the load
and The experience of the gentleman en-
saged IN uuciting away" the bric-a-orac
answers son. with considerable deft eva
sion. regarding his respected parents in
nocence. with something akin To pity
''Everybod seems 10 be going further
Uptown" continues Father, so the rents
there are going up. too"
II that's the case ven have to turn
thar Cheaper to move than pay rent
motto to the WALL declares son. They re
selling a new line at most Of the big stores
now entitled why pay rent when you
can't afford itg That about hits Us.
Pop
Il am In favor OF going up on the
Heights" Father goes on. as the air up
tnere will do al good.
why 20 elsewhere to get done good
queries son. They seem to be able TO
put EN- over on Us right here without
InissinE~any deliveries. There's one good
thing / hke about this neighnorhOOd- We've
been here long enough so the storeksepers
dout Try 70 work of any Of their lead
quarters on as any more
The landlord won't paper the dining
room 70 match your mas new rug. and
she's given notice to move explains
Father.
Last spring my bedroom paper didn' [
MACH my new vest growls Son, but
although I put IN my Kick early and often
I failed to notice any wild rush 70 pack
up the family trunks anu slIiddoO.'
your mother has been looking around, %
Eeshsr says and she tainks she has
found a flat that VIII Just suit Us. She says
IL 10 a perfect jewel While the rent is
the same. there Is much more room
Il hata to be a knoCker." son announces.
raising the hammer. but Tn willing 10
gamble that a sem expert would post q
nbuny label ON Mothers discovery. While
ny Judgment has not been asked in this
important matter and As yet my little
bright eyes have not had peep al the
suiur. I an ready 20 BET real money there
iHn,t any more room than We have here. %
II believe your mother said there is an
extra closet hciges father, cautiously.
For one meRsiy tv0-by-four closet ny
noble m6rner would leave this happy
home % means son IN mock grief. Merely
because the complexion OF her dining room
vail paper won't biush az her bidding she
goes miles out of her way to get stung.
If we'd let the DANES run things to suit
themselves. all of a. would soon be in the
mBdhuuse"
''Our hndlord hasn't been very accom-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
He Refuses Point Blank to Go
Camping On His Vacation

breakfast food and the waterCress found
near a mountain spring. Do you Temem-
Der how sunhurned you got fishing for
perch in that fresh water puddle and now
mad YOU were because I said I didn't know
how to clean a fish and nsthing would in
duca me to learn Do you remember that
time we sat down from sheer exhaustion
and waited three hours in ths broilinE sun
for somebody TO come along in a buck
board and take Us home2 Do you remem-
Der when you tried to teach ne to bait a
hook Do you remember those self-raising
buckwheat cakes We had that IL took u
derrick 10 lift from the frying pan? NY
those were happy days" The Boss wife
stopped just Iong enough 70 take a breath
and continued monutomuusiy:
DO You remember thar time we went
after biackberries and came back with
half a pint Of berries in a Tin pail and
four gallons uf ahigsers in our clothes and
unCer our skins -
DO I remember ~ snorced the Boss. Il
should say do. When [ had picked those
pests of I vowed a vow that L would
never walk on anything but a macahamiZed
road as long as 1 lived unless I went on
stills
Won't it be great to do all those
things over again." enthused his wife.
Think about it. The sunburn the flies,
the ants the chiEgers. What a pity we
can't get all the comforts Of the Jungle
IN a steam heated elevator apartment in
New York;
Cut il out" the Boss calculated. wen
take along a tent, and a cook, ana a
guide. and al the supplies we can think
| Of This time we know the ropes and
won't be exposed to any Of the discCN..
forts Of amateur camping.
Yes. dear" said his wife. in her meek
est accents: hut il we are to have a
guide ana cook and all that sort OF
thing, why don't we go TO Block Island
and save money!
"Huh." said the Boss. and there was
silence in heaven-or the Boss section OF
it-for half an hour At the end Of that
time he remarked casually:
Say. what was the name Of that place
in the Catskills Mrs. Jones recommended
1t sounds petty good 10 me-
MY wife was Obsessed with the idea Of
camping out this summer when we take
cur vacation. but I took thar silly notion
out Of her head in Sig time remarked
the Boss Of the Establishment to the Con-
firmed Married Man next day.
Copyright, 1910. n. Y. Herald Coz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
The Boss Of the Establishment
q AMNRE -.

when did the cyclone get hereT' in
quired the Boss of the Establishment. as
he surveyed the living room Of his apart
ment
On the center table. where a green read
ing lamp usually casts It's glow over the
Boss evening paper, reposed a head,ess
upper section OF the female form encased
in uEht fitting black. On the floor were
innumerable scraps Of filmy material.
thread. pins and queeriy shaped bits OF
paper which. as a married man. the Boss
had no difficulty In Identifying as a dress
pattern.
"Oh. dear why did you come home so
early piaintively calculated the lady. I
thought I'd have all these things out Of
the way before you got here"
L can 90 back down town il I'm not
wanted the Boss replied huffily But
what Is all this truck anyhow? What does
II mean?''
1t means that I'm getting ready for our
summer vacation" his wife answered. and
the cyclone you refer to is a dressmaker
I've hired by the day. she's a terribly
untidy person and I wouldn't have her II
she wasn't such good filter But Just
wall TIL you see some Of the gowns she's
making for me. There's white null and
This was as far as the Boss mind could
follow her.
Not dismayed by his unrespousive silence
the lady launched into a description OF her
future frocks far too elaborate and techni-
cal for any mere man to follow or COM
prehend-
The announcement OF dinner adjourned
the subject temporarily, and later while
he partook of the repast. he let the waves
OF a fashion lecture break unresistingly
over him.
Suddenly his wife paused for breath and
he had a chance TO reply 10 a remark she
had made half an hour before, which,
however was the last he had remem-
bered
Where have you decided we are TO
spend our vacation 30 he asked. or don't
you consider Il necessary for me 10
know
II this was sarcasm the Boss wife did
not care TO notice il.
I've been thinking OF the mountains 30
she rejoined simply. Mrs Jones was tell
ing me today of a moderate priced but
very exclusive hotel in The Catskills, and
m planning to have twelve new dresses
so thought we might spend a few days
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

be precisely as 10 has ai-vay- brc1-.rh
Church of the Living God'-a fixture. T.
stitutions that. mind rou. have rumc t1
stay preachers may cume and Eo and rf
they are not loyal 20 the Mast r their
words and works will perish with them.
but the church. militant and triumphant.
knows no defeat in this or any other day.
There IS morn reaI Christinnit~ In the
world than ever Methods have changed
and viii change. bst truth Mas not
changed Christ has not chanEed.
Churches have c1auued. but the churcn
has not Il stands today above every
other Institution superior TO ALL more
powerful for good than ALL
The Coming Church OF the Living God
VIII be a unified church. Modification has
set in on seCtanarism. Denuuinat.unalism
has at least seemed TO he necnssarv aud
has served and is serving the purpose Of
Cod but the dav ts corning and God speed
il. when Christs Kingdom will be speedily
brought TO a triumphant cunsummat.ur
I by a united or reunited church. A church
which thinks more Of jesus and His love
for men than it does OF it's Presbyterian
ism or Methodism. OF any other ism. tn,
time is fast approaching when all thS
leading denominations viii be united ir
one and IL viii be a band wagon ar
fair within fifty years. Until then ths
( Church OF the Living Cod" with its IN
. .terdenuIninatunal forces. viii continue q
be the greatest power for Righteousness
and peace that the world has ever seen
/ The clearing house for the conscience o'
The nations
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
French Epigrams.

Life is a riddle to which death holds he
key.
Paris-Ths gates OF hell and Of Paradise
wide open 70 all who want 70 enter.
A clever and witty remark brings a smile
a gross joke Is hailed W tn riotous laughter
The art of politics consists in promising
everything and keeping nothing.
Good works are often a prstaxt for bad
acquaintances.
How often il happens that we are far
away from those nearest 70 US and near
to those who are Tar away!
When a man wants to keep q woman
he shuts the door; when a woman wants
70 keep a man she sets Il wide open.
A woman is ike an army, She is lost
Il she has no reserve
We rule others much more by our faults
than by cur virtues, because the world
bows down before goodness; but wicked
ness imposes upon the world
We often hesitate long time in com
ng TO a decision without suspsCting that
circumstances ara deciding for as.
A fool may sometimes be cured: an i'm
becile never
A man who does nor lie when he Is in
owe 10 worthy OF the highest praise.
Happiness cannot - bought. but is
pussessor often pays 1fe very dearly for h.
Talent that has been put on the retired
list finds it difficult 70 appreciate talent
ghat Is sul IN active service
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

there anyhow and then--ss to some other
place until
''Oh. yes, Until everybody had seen your
gowns. sneered the Boss Now" he
said. TN tell you how I shall spend my
vacation. I'm going camping snd not wear
a coat or a collar or s0cieu- smile for
two solid weeks. II you want to come
along, all right. You Can bring a couple
Of flannel waists and a short skirt
The Boss spoke with tnality, and his
wife realized that a time had come when.
20 accomplish her ends. direct opposition
was altogether useless. and finesse, which,
in this case, was TO take the form Of en-
thusiastic acquiescence, was the proper
weapon.
OH" she gurgied. won't that be per
fectly lovely! How sweet of you to think
about it. I needn't rush these dresses at
all. As you say. all I need are a couple of
flannel shirrwaiEIs. witch hazel. peroxide.
snake bite cure, ant antidote and all the
other precautionary, get well quickly rem
edies 1 can think Of
What are you talking about" the Boss
clustered.
The joys of camping" his wife returned.
DO you remember that the last time we
camped we lived for all OF two days on
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

modating IA the last few months" Father
urges by way Of eKrenuating circum-
stances. There are a lot Of little things
that need fixing
When a skirt gets the house hunting
fever retorts Son, she can find more
trouble with the flat she lives in than a
steamboat inspector can with an excursion
boat when the captain refuses TO come
across with the passes"
There is one featurs about this place
that I ike pretty WE'LL Father says. III
let the rent so BY a week or so ne never
cumpiaina'
Feature" echoes Son. In amusement.
a landlord who don't hold out his mitt
IN rent day for the oush Is worth putting
in a cage and charging admission % see.
You'd have o turn away the crowds. II
you beat Il from here before a deputy
sheriff serves a dispusssss notice, you are
no father of time"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

Text: I Timothy s.iE The Church Of
the Living Cod
The living Cod hence a living church,
Mark that fact. you men Who ara to-day
playing 10 the gnller1es.' and tickling
peoples ears With Easy talk about liberal
ISM and such Ike. The church decadent9
Losing its power Giving NJ the fight
and the KEYS Never Not until the
trumpet Of Judgment shall sound the Cap
tain's orders To cease firing.
What OF the coming church 90 mean
The church 0f the future. Is il 70 dies Is
Christ 20 abdcats and be no longer the
head Shall the Lord Of heaven and earth
divorce His brides-whom He hath won ny
IEis blood Hear the words. Upon this
rock I viii build my church. and the
gates n hell shall not prevail against It.
Immortal lines
Who's digging at the foundations today
and irving 70 discount the strength and
ture this building 0f God. this institution
ihat has marked the living note Of the
futurs7 Why. the enemies 1f Christ and
His church; people who want to "climb
up some other way" who ara not willing
TO pay the price: who want an esthetic
Christ. shurn OF the divine. marked and
stamped with a modern brand. There arc
some ministers VINO are doing a lot Of
talking about the church losing It's power
and hold on the people. This is to be re-
gretted. God knows We who compose this
mistakes. But when we cruelty tbs church
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

vance Information, commonly called racing
tiuE. Is found OF kept OF Matched.
and his friends In the house never allow
bashfulness 90 restrain them from going 70
ollie and getting that feed box infor d"
which Is so -iaddeninE when lt Is right.
So base ball doesn't get all the members
of the house who have sporting corpuseles
in their veins. There is the sport OF rep
ressntatives and a quick Jump to the sound
proof booth You can't stop them. Not
even the possibility Of bringing Governor
HaEnes TO Washington for the supreme
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

who may ride in their chsises. 20 he walks.
Another pedestrian OF the house is Hal
Cooper OF Wisconsin. Just 70 improve his
footwork in insurging. Hes only % and
sports gray whiskers. which is all the
more reason why he il the spryest man
in the house as he reels off the miles on
his daily iaunt. He could give old Mr.
Weston pointers and scorns the usual
means of transportation. holding such as
for weaklinEs and regulars Mr.. Cooper
is not the man with the barrel. He is
the man with the whoop.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
Types We Meet Every Day
The Girl OF the
Wild West.

The one I envy most OF all
Is their bright leader. Lax AGuIhaIl:
I'd Ike to Join her FOR one day
And on a broncho dash awayt
TIA very quickly learn to throw
That graceful lariat or lasso;
I'd learn within the day. 10 do
hoplng, throwing and branding. too
The believing roArs, the tossing horns
Would speak Of glorious prairie morus;
Then I'd forget my moods OF gray
And on a oronchO dash away,
or the Wild West ia have my fill.
And then go east with Paxnee Bill
And hear from Orient turrents high
The zaunt Musddin's mystic cry.
Allah. II Allah Then maybe
over the dessert I would flee
Vita fancy stin in widest play
And on a camel dash awayi
Through yellow sands and Jagged stoneA
Past ruined prehistoric thrones,
I'd travel far 20 rest ar east
By distant palm-Gist GASES
That's Just IN fancy. After al
I stay in my orchestra stall
And chase my moods OF blue or gray
Until they gaIlop far away"
Copyright, 1910 n. Y Herald Col
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30

court bench can scare them.
Feet were attached 20 the lower eEtrsrni-
ties 90 be used for walking Many 1f the
fortunate n this earth have quite forgotten
the fact II they ever knew T. Thomas
jefferson featured m washington riding a
Thoroughbred On Inauguration day. I'm
Gle Joe" Cannon. of a later ERA, or age. vas
denied he funds for repairing his automo-
bile. Senators and representative having
horses or possessing automobiles much pre-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-30
SIDELIGHTS ALONG
WASHINGTON BYWAYS

Not always is u the sport uf kings TO
ls OCCASIONALLY -hc sport OF United States
r-presentatives Than which-nurhing could
be- spOr'ler- Referring. of course. 70 our
time 1unured pastime-foilowtng the races
OF course. every American In king. some
being little -reasy for face cards and
nio.E On the elges for those whose spe-
cia..v iE locating and sequestering kings
1-# other IN suits.
H.r be thar as it may. the time arrives