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van avn WOWIN SHOT.
Ise is Dead and shc Jnc0RsrIOus Not
knSNn Whirh Did the shooting.

GoRHAH Me- June II Walter Hans.
Con. helrcr In the Bedford livery
stable here. and Mrs Nav stewart. for
six weeks employed az a hotel in Portland
were found IN a hotel here earlythiz morn
ing. each with a revolver Nound tnaicted
asst night he man was dead and the
woman unconscious The weapon was
lying between the two
Al first Il was thought both had been
murdered. hut the authorities are nov
trying TO find out whether Hanscnm Or
Mrs Stewart fired the bullets
The woman wRs rushed to the Maine
General Hospital IN Portland. where sho
II in a critical condition. The woman av
on the inside of bed nett the wall Tho
revolver has been identified by the nro-
rrietor of the stable a. his own Only one
bullet was fired into each hndv the man
having been shot through the heart and
the woman shot through the face. where
the bullet had entered the cheek and
passed out through the temple
Mrs stewart Is the daughter n Prescott
Parker formerly of G0tham She was
divorced by her husband ten years ngo
She and Hanscor1 had been going together
since last fell and jealousy is given As the
cause for the shooting
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FIREBOUT mas PRIVILEGES.
Nautical Ruiss Not to ns RlE1dl, En-
forced Against Tier.

The urued States Circuit Court II Ap-
pea's has dccided tina, fireboat ,s not
required 20 obcy the usual rules Or navi-
CATION and 'ha, when stc j. damaged
hy he apparent carelcssness Il another
vessel. sven though out Of the ordinary
track of navigation. the city may collect
damages The question vas before tho
oourt in 'he snt n tho city against s
Pearson 4 son. contractors for the Penn
syiyanil tunnel to Long Island City. in
which the city lihsiled the defendants .
steam dredge No / Tor injuries to the
fireboat David A lIoody
On October ~. 1901. the dredge and hor
scow were lying m the Fast River a tEs
foot Of Flushing street; Long Island City
removing a ulalke. pG clay that had besn
deposited on the bottom It the river over
the tunnel 10 prevent the escape ofcom-
pressed air Tho dredze was moored by
anchors on her ofshore side and by
? inch cables eV:ending from her upper
works through the ar to the pi'r. The
only notira g. vessel cnminR ~ the
river other thar the cables themselves
was sign reading. Dan GER Look 1ul
fur anchor cables Ia the afternoon the
Grsboat was responding to call 20 the
font ot the street above where the dredke
was mo1red. when she struck the frst
cabls and vas badly damaged
90 The trial II the act iln the nresidiag <
Judge found tina; the frcboat ksp q rea-
sInable lookout but was misleO by the
notice 20 look Tor cables leading INTO the
water instead oT through the air Judge
Ward conCwring with the decision. said
that the only question was whe'her the
fireboai was a. iault Tor nOt obeying the
reguia' Ion that all Steamboats, passing
up and down the Fas, River must no
nayigated as near ~ poss'oIe IN the centre
of he river eNcept IN gong IN or Out Of
the usual landing place judge Ward
saws that the viOiat lon ~ such statutory
regulation ~ not a fault II it b. only a
cundi ION and NOT the cause Il the injury
complained e ludcr 'Dxe said thai from
the verv nature II her occupation a fire.
bnai mus reach 4 fire by the shortesi
route possible and cannot render efficient
service boy pneyinE regulations always
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LAWrEFs COMPLAINT CUr.
ne Sues IIls NfeS Relatives for Allenatlon
and the Court Holds Ilim 10 Thnt.

John O. Devorcux, a member of the bar
oG New Orleans who has spent some
time in New York of Late. has brought
sui' Tor t7O.OOO damages Tor the aliena-
tion 1f the affections 1t hia wife EEains,
her uncle. \ Charles Welsh. a jeweller
u 2sG Broadway. who lives at "a West
Eighty.hrst street. her brother, Willilm
Douglas Welsh. and her two sisters,
Florenoe and Es.ith/welsh. alleging that
they c1nspirsd together "a induce her 10
leave him and are nov preventing her
truin returning q him.
Dsyereux met Miss Welsh in Asheville.
" G. IN 1904 when he Wis there on a
h,lsins.s- trip tie was about ~ years
Old and several years her senior She
WIS an orphan and had made her home
Tor sons tune with her uncle. >. Charles
Welsh Two children, a boy and a girl,
were born 20 them A year ago Mrs.
DsveFeux took her children and left her
husband
In his complaint. served a few days ago
on the defandants, Devereux IN addition
a. alleging that the defendants induced
his wife 70 leave him Gets up that they
persuaded her - put all her property IN
trust 30 that be hes b@en deprived IT
the enioymsnt Il IL Tie Also Accuses
them Il working un his wife's mind 10
much in their efforts to get her 10 leave.
him that she IN broken down In health
and l. not rsSponsibls for her attitude
toward him. He declares that she would
return 10 him were u not Tor their In
huences
Arthur o. Townsend. counsel for the
defendants. asked supreme Court Justice
Giegerich n strike out many allegations
oG the complaint On the ground that they
had no haaring on the action. He de-
clared that Mrs Devereuxs property was
nut In trust several years before she met
the lawyer and before she bad any In
'sntion Of marrying He insisted that
tho defendants ought not % b@ com
pslled n answer allega tA0ns concerning
tho sttta of Mrs Devereuxs health he
cause 'hrt has no part in the allegations
Of alienation.
The Court granted the motion yesterday
and struck ont ~ redundant end scan
Cnlo'ts tho allegations relating tn the
trust nd the Vifs's ztate 81 health
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COTTON INDICTMENTS.
Got. Thompson ls N Europe and TW . OlheF
Defendants Are Away.

Col kO6ert n. ThouApson OF 8. u P
reiI a To-, az ~ Exchange place. who Is
named as a defendant IN the cotton pool
In,uCtm"ni hanued uown on kriday by
tue teierai Urana Jury. ~ IA Europe ana
" SUPPOSED 40 Os asready ON ms way
mere "r about 10 sali. lue other tNO ue-
leuuanIs VINO nave not yeI appeared TO
plead are tnarscs A. kItIie. atso con
ueCteu with = h. T. reh a 60. and syu-
Iey !. harman, a cotton specuiator Of
shreveport La. Il - understoou that
tney viii pteal early Ia the week
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FOurth Or JuIy DecOrarIons.

The Independence Day Committee
notifies the public uf Mayor Gaynors 8
desire that every citizen. whether he
remain IN town or not. shall decorate
Us business building and residence On
consist solely Of United States. New
York city and New York State haRs and
he national colors. red. white and blue.
In connection with these decorations
he advises a liberal Use of flower boxes
rnd growing plants Every one - asked
20 wear, on Independents Day. either
a miniature United States Gag. Gag
bow ~ bow of 'rionlOr. red. white and
blue, ribbon or flowers.
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NAM PRESIDENT 1 SUICIDE
Lauls Nscum sg WEBSTER. OhlS. IN ~
Health. Sh0ols Himself az Home.

WOOSTER. hio June ~ LOUIS Yocum.
president 81 the citizens National Bank
committed suicide this morning. DcspCud-
cnt hvcause of partial paralysis. which
affected h,s mind and speech. he shot
himself tn the mouth with a % calibre
revolver The bullet was 80 small. how
ever. that II failed 10 kill him instantly.
and u was bolIevssi he would recover. but
~ O'Clock hs rad a relapss and died
Mr. Yocum had carefully shaved and
dressed himself, remarking 70 his family
a. breakfast that h. felt better rIln Tor
several weeks Then he went - his room
and in a few minutes the sound " pistol
shot caused MIR Nocum 70 rush upstairs
O. his room.
The directors OF the bank. upon being
nDtfod. immediately issued nOtios
~ depo.ijors that Mr. lOcun's suicide
was in no way connected with bank
AFFAIRS. and business would 20 on "a
usual He leaves an estate worth nearly
t25D ODo he leaves Wid1W and three
grown children
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reserve ooFps. found that tho prAotiss e
Anti-typhoid wnocinAtion was lmsflil end
hArmlesa. and that it offered a praolanal
in the army AZ the point on aha aHm
where the inoCulAtion takes place hqfe
is a red and tender spot, about the glHa
Of the palm of the hand. but tAia do
appears In forty-eight hours.
In some cases the swoilsn area may
he unusually large and eKtsnd iron
the point of inoculation 70 the glbo9.
or even half way up the wrist, The s0vepa
reaction h not particularly painful and the
men are aba IN use their arms Wifhoat
discomfort for light work.
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Helen ksIly Gsuld Buys Land AdjaInlnE
Castle GoutG.

MENBoLA. l.. l.. June is.-MFs. Hslen
Kelly Gould has bought from the estate
Of Mariana O'0Orman ~ Sands Point
four acres Of land for whicA ahs paid
$4,000 The deed and mortgage were
filed Ia ne county oierk's 0hl0e here this
morning. The property adiOins Castle
Gould at Great Neck. Ten thousand
dollars waa paid down and go O0o re-
mains in a mortaEge for Eve years al 81
per cent. Tho buildings on The property
are said 10 be worth little or nothing.
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NO "UPS ann DOWNS' SENT or.
Chleaga Beard Of Trade steps Publish.
lRS these 0iFmm OnotatIons.

CHICAGO. June n. -FOT the first time
In many yeau the Chicago Beard u Trade
to-day did not send out grain quotations
On UPS and downs and outside cities
were without the official Chicago quota
lions.
lhis action u in line with the recent
ruling Ot ths directors u the Chicago
bnaru putting q ban on privilege or IN
uemnlty trades. Ihn was the outcome
II the demand ii John Hill. Jr, VINO
Threatened tO invoke the courts 10 stop
tue Practice, whinh he says Is lOrDidden
by Law.
iliu ola;isd tho hoard % take action
against nim as member and threatened
% ,,lN the pollCs to enI lFce MS demands.
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oETS THE nERKSHIRE LINES.
New laNea Agrees 10 PAY aa.nol aga
Cash Assumes Rs@0. Oss0 % Na,rs

hN'sr0N, June ls.-An aersamont has
been reached batWson Prssidant Nlall,,n
Tor tho NaW HAven rl1ilroAd and l.. \.
SanTru oi tho NsE England Investment
ana Security Company who-sby the Nou
hANu0 buys tho hssrkshiro Strsst Haul
way Company Tor q. nj. .s10 m cash aud
AasnrhSa ea0.O0 nutts a. pay tham on
maturity. Only ona mora step remains
h''lnrn tha NaN Maven Company IN m
o1Iuplaa". open and legal unntril Ut tho
ii'irkni'irs Ines. and that IN tha Rallruad
O"innilsa,On's approval ot tho tranNac-
tlon. petition Tor such approval has
boon hlod with ,ho hOard.
The capital stock ut tho hsrkshire
company ls Sizes, ltul. divida1 into "a. tSI
shares. And VI tnosa TIM NeN Haven
takes OT uOnunuos tO hold " zHH ANA, ,as
tor which lt pas Al tue rAtu " sian ~
share. Lhs oOmpany has never de-
clArsd a dividend
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Henry s. Haskihs and Henry s. Leve-
nch, the active partners in the firm Of
IAthrop. HAskins a Co. stockbroksra
Of ~ Broadway. who we're carried down
by the COLLAPSE of the Hooking pool. have
applied for their discharge from bank
ruptcy and Stanley ". Dextsr referee
in bankruptcy has given notice 10 the
creditors that the application win cone
up IN the United States District Court
on June 70. A petition In bankruptcy
was fled against them on January 10.
and their liabilities are t9,o6S,S5.
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RIIN SAVES THE WHEIT.
Drought BFOken IN the Eastern Washing.
ton and Oregon Districts.

TACOMA, Wash. June ~ Heavy ram
worth miilions OF dollars to the wheat
growers Is falling to-day over the wheat
uis,ricls ot eastern Mashing ~ on. Oregon
and western ldanO. lne country around
Wuiia Nalia, PeLdieton. Dayton. star
buCA. POnerOy, tonued, Garteid, Ia
tuande ana rrdsse- has been thoroughly
BOaked.
Inc rain will increase the average yield
u bushes Ot wiLter and spring Wneat a.
iessl zen bushes an acrs. lhe farmers
have stopped piougntng up the thin tall
gam. ihe loss from drought and dry
Winds vial s,lI h. large, ESPECIALLY IA
FranKlin county where the low eleva-
tIOEs got no moisture
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ANrI.TYPROIp SERUM.
TWenty-nve sSldleTS InOonlAted 10 Make
q Test og Itn EHleienoy

BOSTON. June ls.-TWenty- Ave soldiers
stationed at Fort Ranks. winthrop.
submitted voluntarily to-day 10 lnoculA-
tion with an anti-typhOid fever serum
az tho hands Of the military surgeons
at the post hospital They marched n
the ward room Of the hospital. where
the incubation was given. Each man
bared his arm and half q cubic cent?
meter Of serum was injected with an
ordinary hypoderuaic needle.
Each man will have 20 stand two more
such injections. The experiment at the
fort n under the direCtiOn Of Major Robert
u. Patterson. who aAid:
Although I have had typhoid fever
and consider mypelf immune / have
tried the treatment. Il g hoped In time
IN ruaoh the public and eradioate the
disease from the country
Dr. William C. Councilman. professor
of pathology at Harvard. who was one
% Tie members oi the army medical
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- - eyA.,vS that tharS sOsmOd goOd reason
ioT their detention.
rfg Italians were taken in nroupa
70 roaco headquarters last night and
lAHed. Nothing was given out about
the Taulalla.
n was reported at Polioo HeaAa,lArtsra
Yesterday that the man who sold the trunk
nAt been tonnd. last night Capt Carey
true
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s,orm Possponss VanaerIIp OutIng.

OssININ0. June Is-The annual outing
of the employees OF the City NArional
Bank at tho home Of Frank A. vanderilp.
the banks prcsidsnt. was postponed until
June Is on account of che thundsratorm
which arrived while the 500 employees
were on their way 10 SCARBOROUGH. TMeif
special train waa intaroepesd BY . tala.
gram when they reached TarTytowA and
they returned 10 the city,
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g. Csirags. for New Yors. uaa las miles east
- n0tlsrdam. ior New Eqrl, Saa les miles
sast 0f sandy hook a. 80 A. N.
a C1Ium1la Tor Mes Norh. Y a. a31 miles eaai
o sandy Hook ass A. n.
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~anCN houk - uuN Island ~ hell Cate ~
Arrived s.r'-FDty. June ~
n, kal,sru .ugustr b. toria tamburg June
y, lIt,iauc. NapiTs. June
~ Marna 'ut~sTp June O.
~ uud on Atgirrs Jsnc
- Sfi-li i.u Prtnce GibrAltaf June
y, hlraIo Huu. June
~ t,y ron. ia lA10s IIur g.
~ IarhllA. IisfObaI June a.
81 Etcyu. dhtanEas June "a
~ Ouap-hc larksouNitir June s
~ us.AhaN. hfunsettk ~ NJ lp
=, lcdFrsou NSTfolk, Jrne h..
~ haueuia Auatun June n
NJ Mama hata. ua.fiH.oTr June 70
aHhIVtp orr
~ g. ar0als. 81 ElshsBarI from Nss Yora
~ President Grant a. Hamburg fIon Nes
York
s - Lo'ds ai Ib mouth from New Yort
s,uED Eron FosEI1N roErs
- fsltan.a. fOr Nca Nork from IIt srao.,r
- 'hi adelpnls, i0T NrN i0rk from south
ampt1u.
q llyadan for Nes YoFs from ROTTERDAM
~ Ararr. Tor New Hors from li1 erp0oI
~ Finisnd. FOR New Or from AntWerp
- gaiedonia. Cor Nrw lor. from GiGsgoa
81, hUrElgin Luis Tor sea lors from bremen
ts a Savoir fOF NFW Nork frn0p HAVre
~ NlagAra f0r Ncu NOfk from, Hayrr
y, Treat for New NOrs from Brrmuda
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IIRINE MTELLICENCE.

MINIATURE nHASAc THn bAf
sun usrs ~ sun sets - Noon sea 4.
HtOu wAuH THIs uAT
~anCY HoUs - ,suy Island ~ Hell Cate ~
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Broadway and aoth St; sth Avs.i 10Th S.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-07
HOME BANK BUYS EN-
Deming National Bank Takes
Luna Court House Bonds.
Paying a Handsome Pre-
MUM of $1,501.50.

The County Commissioners met
Tuesday afternoon, according Ia
agreement, and sold the Luna coun-
ty bonds to the Deming National
Bank, the home institution paying
the magnificent premium of Sl5Ol so.
Many other banks and trust COM
panies representing financial centers
of the United States put in bids,
three of them bidding above $1,000.
but the bid of the home bank was
without any restrictions whatever,
and Is conditional only on accept
ance by the commissioners, which
has already been done. TIE hank
will have the bonds printed at its
own expense and will have the nc.
tual coin ready for use in a very
short time. The commissioners will
call for bids about the middle Of
January. The middle of FEBRUARY
they can let the contract an thirty
days later the dirt will fly.
Looks like business, don't il? F.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-07
Demins Mining Intefesss..

Frank Wyman has been spend.
ing several weeks at Volcano camp,
north of Stems Pass. where he re-
ports the finding Of a large amount
Of low grade silicious ore.
This camp has been a slow pro-
position for some time, owing to the
fact that 1t has in the past cost
$25 per ton to handle the stuff.
Now the Douglas smelters require
ores for lining their converters and
the low grade stuff can be handled
at 1926 per ton, which makes il pro-
fitable. Hence business will brace
up a bit.
Mr.. Wyman is at Victoria Camp
near Gage working on that valuable
property. The Helen group EN-
braces seven claims, has over 5000
tons of gold, silver and lead ore
blocked out, and is developed to the
water level. Large bodies of ore
showat the water level, and it is
plainly manifest that it extends far
below.
This famous group has every in
dication of becoming one of the
great mining properties of the South
west.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-07

Evangelists Finney and Hiett left
on a late train Friday night for Las
Cruces. where they were to begin a
meeting Sunday, That Is the fourth
meeting for these workers In the
new Baptist Association of South
west New Mexico. The two places
visited before coming to Deming
we're Silver City ana Lordsburg,
much good having been accomplished
at both places.
The final results Of the series of
services here can hardlybe estimated,
but some Of the visible points may
be mentioned. The organized church
now numbers thirty-one adult mem
bers, threeof whom are ministers.
The church has called Rev. Mar.
cellus Watkins as pastor and he Is
Fat work on the field. Plans are In
the hands Of the contractor TO esti'
mate Che cost Of a cement block
building with a seating capacity for
two hundred and fifty people.
c,,,dax, ,,,nrr;,,er af q Az the Church
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-07
DEM|NG HIGH SCHOOL
WINS FIRST PRIZE
Murl McMains Brings Home
The Handsome Gold
Medal.
'afL LSUQUERQUE FOURTH
New Years Day is Properly
Celebrated With Big
School Parade.
'afL 8UQUERQUE FOURTH

Deming high school wins in {
walk. Murl McMains' nearest com
peritor was eight points away anC
the metropolitan high school at AL
buquerque came trailing along IN
fourth place. Deming is at the
head of the bunch and we're al
proud Of it. 1t shows that the man
aSement of Deming schools is lead
ing the educational procession in
territorial affairs and that we're al
the top Of the heap.
Superintendent Doderer and his
very able corps of instructors 70
about their every day work quietly
and in order, and when they make
public demonstration the people are
not slow to discover that progress
is being made that is credit Il
Deming and her splendid citizen
ship.
The brilliant victory of Murl Nc
Mains is not only a distinct compl
ment TO himself, but Il reflects
great credit upon the school he rep
resents and the city that is proud t
have such worthy young man. HI
fought a good fight and won. HI
met foemen worthy of his steel ant
.unhorsed every one. His splendit
Igration on the Magic of Determin
alton" came out in the GRAPHIC il
full very soon after its delivery a
Roswell, and while the people were
applauding his mastery effort there
the home people were reading the
oration that will place the author.
name on the educational records Of
the territory and give the Deminp
schools higher standing through
out the southwest.
Last year Murl won fourth place
at the territorial contest which thi,
year goes to Albuquerque, the uni
versity city. 1t makes US all feel .
lot better when we remember how
the Albuquerque schools tried to gel
our silver cup for the best schoo
exhibit last October, but when w
threw a. searchlight into their CAM
they brought home our rightfu
property.
The Roswell Register-Tribun,
speaks of the contest as the great
CONT. ON PAGE 4
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-07
a Long Hard
'Pull---


We have had a long and a hard
pull to wait on all of our many
most worthy patrons for Holiday
presents. But now that the fun
is over, by working hard we are
gradually getting our stock and
store to its normal condition.
We are ready to oblige our GUS
toners with any article carried
in an up-to-date Drug Store. We
have managed to keep up the
regular drug. stock as complete
as, ever, and our good people can
quickly get fromus any article
of merchandise they may want
from a drug store.
IRVINE & RAITHEL.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-07

received. The Statehood bill was
introduced just after the opening
Of Congress but withdrawn q few
days after for a revision under The
personal direction Of the President,
who was assisted by his Attorney
General, Secretary Of the Interior,
Chairman Of the House Committee
on Territories, Hamilton and myself.
Nothing important was altered, mol
were any Of the land appropriations
changed, but merely the construc.
ton and phrazelogy Of the bill was
changed. Salient points in the fight
this year are these: 1t Is strictly
an administration measure, being in
the platform Of both parties. and Il
handled solely by Chairman Hamil.
ton Of the Territorial Committee Of
the House. Senator Borah of Idaho,
has the bill in charge at the Senate
end and the only change he has
made Is In providing for two votes
on the adoption of the Constitution.
The President Is a strong advocate
Of the measure and his cabinet Il
enthusiastic. The house is absolute
ly for the bill, II having been passed
there during several previous Con
gresses, and an overwhelming ma
jority Of Senator's favor statehood
for the territories in the Senate end
Truly, the bills prospects were
never brighter and | am satisfied Il
will be favorably decided upon,
passed and signed this session. This
viii end the long drawn-out fighI
Wishing you happy. prosperoul
and successful New Year, | ann
Sincerely your friend, >.
w. II. sANDREws.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-01-07
Widen Hotel Changes Hands

Guy Howard, of Roodhouse, ILL.,,
has purchased the Widen Hotel and
win at-once startimprovements that
viii make It one Of most comfortable
and sanitary rooming houses in the
city. Every room will have an out
side window and several have out
side doors. Among other improve.
Inents win be an addition on the east
and a modern bath room for free
pse;by the guests.
B Mr.. Howard will be a host who
will do all in his power to make
things agreeable, to his guests anC
can always be counted on to give 4
square deal. ~-.... ~