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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

MEN WANTED-Aee Is Co 80. Tor
fircmen, 500 monthly. and brakemeu.
$50 on nearby railroads. experience
uunecessary. mo- strike. positions guar
auLrNo competent men. promotion.
railroad employing headuuarters. over
900 men sent Co positions monthly.
state age. send stamp. Railway Assoc
citation care Hrrald-HcpubI
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

TH.r. Tadv's silver mesh purse on
-...H# South. between 6th and 10Th
.... containing 81 so in money and
.. Rose Return lEf so 10Th East
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ANNOUNCEnIENTs

rn-T.EIars and white English set
.-- #.H Return $50 So. eth p. Reward.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

AUTOMATIC Niger SnooteI.
boots 600 times" without roloadinE,
Kills small game, BOYS Wild ABOUT ll;
80 frifvcr) Tor sample and fun par
ficulare. vickcry affg. Co. 220 Talbot
y, srteoe 40. NfO9
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

LADIES when DELAYED or reEuiar.
.. ..nrH Pills. always dependable
.. and particulars free. Write
Medical Institute. milwaukee.
NfuU
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

STOCK food. medicine. and SPECIALITY
statesmen who have made good bul
looking Tor better proposition, sen 20
fraforr only. best line goods on market
hacked un Dv tremendous sales. getting
general advcrtisiuE campaign. IT. r.
bush We1laboru. Pa.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

.HerAFriday eve. on Wandamcre
..- between rrt and 2d So. on Main
.m.H purse containing $500 and
... Reward. Erll phone Forest lsl-1.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

BOYS and girls. read We Eitc calI
80, ,-ffn romuicfc outfit. free. for SELL
ING "a packages fancy postcards TOT US
- for each Write today. We viii sur
prise YOU. Riverside supply o. l,eg,e
3. Humboldt. Iowa -Na-o
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

SALESMAN ae local manager fo
handle complete line Of f0rmaldcnyd-
FUN gHtDrs. liquid soap. floor OH. liquid
wax. dieiufectaufs and sanitary sup
piles. Goods used hy ~. S. govern
meut. New York Central and Penn. yI-
vauia r. r.. The FOrmacoue Co.,
so Church ST. n g. $40.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

UTAH CON1rANDERY NO. 4. knights
rwrIHrr-sfafrd coucIaFes hcll ~
Masonic temple. cor ID last anu ~
South. tno first Thursday o. cach
u-utr. Sojouruinr Sir kniEnts cor
u....s Invited Co. attend
JOHN o. EEECkON. - z
D. % LEATuEkWOOD. Recorder
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

~rEAEFITTEE and plumber would
accept fauifur position or would Work
ar commission. Address " Is. Herald
It.ruhIIcau-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

STRATOR-Refincd lady OF
gentleman OF good appearance to act
AZ demonstration Tor large Iowa man
ufacfurar Experience unnecessary.
IfbcraI pay. Steady employment. Adv.
Dent. Central Mfg. Co. Iowa City.
iowa. MOS
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25
FOR RENT.
ROOMS FURNISHED.
f-U9USTuIn ID

ROOMS FURNISHED.
tp9UsIuInI)
~-------------------------
ONE nicely furu. front i'm mod. home,
s. 90 per week. 212 So. Sd East
NICELY furu rooms I'm mod house
263 West No. Temple. near O. :. L.
MOD. furn. room FOR ladies' or gen
tlemen. 27l T. 1st So. Bell 202S-I.
NICELY Turn. rms. for J. h. k. mod.
255 So. "a East.
CLARENCE HOUSE. 81 East 1st So.
Rooms soc 81 per week and up.
TWO bedrooms. every mod. conven-
fence. flat. close in. Ind. phone 400f.
ELKO hotel 275 So. Main. Steam
heated rooms. SO at 81 per wk. and Up.
ROOMS UNFURNISII-D.
------l-----------------
THREE rms. uufurn. 521 Linden
Ave. 9TH T. bet. Sd and 4th So.
HOUsES-FUBNISHED.
r.. r. T.. s..
We have several very nice 4. : and g.
room furnished houses. Maybe you
want one.
TIE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES.
3l---I6 Atlas Bldg
Phones 1853.
s-EOOM brick house furu. IT'S So
W Temple. Ind. 500. Bell 1894.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

LADIES. beauty is within your easy
reach. our free beauty booklet or alb
eorhinr interest Co every woman shows
lust how 90 obtain 60. quickly. ineVpen-
eivrff. Write todar. Nelvifia Com
uanr Box fgS Brooklyn. n n.
HEADQUARTERS r. r. dining and
lunch counter service Help always
wanted.
SHEPPARD EMP. AGENCY.
I20 W. "a So. Phones, Ind 4e2; Bell 1854.
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WANT AID SPELLS OPPORTUNITY WHlGH TODAY MAY BE YOURS
LOST AND POUND.

A90A AAAND II W W.
.----------------~-------- l
.H-T-Fr'day cvc- on Wandamere
.- between frt and 2d So, on Main Z
.m.| purse containing $500 and ]
... Reward. BON phone Forest 1s1-G. |
r..r. r.adv.s silver mesh purse on
-...r# south. between 6th end 10th /
bad. containing $3.50 in money ana /
... r.r. Return -ef 30. 10Th East.
..-r-rruvar rack containing two
...... .HI-rrTe. rf5 shells and seven
...... Liberal reward if returned Co
d.. r. .fH south.
r#.r. ono watch fob with Anheuser-
.-rr f. olsen a. Lytlc Co. and receive
"... reward
t.sr-u-u- and white checked
md .Hl west Return --s No- LIST
...r Little brown woody pup. bob
... ..r.. a months Old Return 20
ltH So. Reward Bell 2o07-N.
r.->p-ch~cs for $40 Of Murray.
........ #.- Vine .t. Murray. sunday. or
r..... $50. r Garfield. after sunday
T..r- White. bulldog. ears wen
trimmed. license tar 1u collar g. BE
... .r 81, W- 9th So and receive re-
rH-r .Af o-uf-rh school. "wednesday
.r..--...r Urr| wood handle silver
.....r..H umbrella Finder please re-
..a# f. $50 Ea.f hfr south
rn-- r1rFethook. between Garfield
and MURRAY. Return to this office Re
-...r reward.
rner-Lar-r black martcn rug muff.
-r| 1851. Reward
.n-r.EIarE and white English set
.-- #.r Return $50 So. 1th p. Reward.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NOTICE
r. whom It may concern. Notice i-
.....- given fraf q. Geo. ~ kifro-.
..-. .r'H tHe olympia saloon and cof-
81. HH-.. purchaser to pay am debts.
GEO. ". kTFItDS
#...r .H. Tailor. now 40 500 Judge
H#- and I'D. Wolf 81 the Boston Bldg.
- H.r#H. idaIr January let. 1911. and
commence business at a-- kcarur E.aE.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

I WILL start you earning 50 daily at
home iu spare time. siIvcru- mirrors.
no capital. free IuStructiNs hooItIeI.
giving plans OF operation o.. D.. Red
moud. Dept 10f. Boston. Mass. Nlub
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

GET a better place Uncle sam ls
Deco employer. pas o. high ana sure
.nrrr rrnrf places permanent. promo
lions regular. vacations with pay
..nu sands III FnrtuEIcH every iNyiitH.
riudH 90 pleasant WORK rfeitN llt. I.
rH laroffs. nn pun needed, common
efucnfiou eufffcicut. custom house ll b.
tHFrnf revenue and other cEafulnationa
soon Ask for free Booklet -fN. Civ
ms fur particulars and explaining me.
offer ~ position or money back ttri
aiopEins. ISL Arlington, -. 9. 90
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WANTED.
AGENTS
(COutiuuedo

AGENTS make 500 per cent profit
selIihg our gold window letters. nov
city signs and chaugeahle signs. 500
Narieticr. Enormous demand. Cata-
loEue free. sullivan Co. 1924 Van Buren,
ST.. Chicago. EIl. Nf21
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

THE Progress Magazine. CIiuIzu.
win send anyone interested free par
ficufars OF how to- become "a news paper
CORE epoudcut. Good income possible.
work anywhere. an OF part time. Ask
lor bookiet zoe. Nf-5
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

DOUBLE storeroom. with linoleum.
nartftions and ratings. suitable for
OFFICES or stores 81 w. I'd So. st.
Windsor & Co. Ut. S. & TT Co Bldg.
STORE en- Richards street. so by 100
feet. WITH cement basement. John G.
Cutler. g.. 2lO Constitution bldg.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST
MISSION STUDY cLAss-The m

MISSION STUDY cLASS-The mis- | sion study class will meet at the home of Miss Knipe, 1917 north Second street at o'clock this afternoon.
 DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT John Pallester. who, few years aga
 was a well known resident of this city, died a few days ago in Los Angeles. MISSIONARY MEETING-The wo-
 mans Foreign Missionary society of the First NJ. F.. church will meet this afternoon at 80 at the home of Mrs. Lambeck, 319 west Taylor street.
 FRIDAY NIGHT DANcE-There given by the Comfort Orchestra There will be the best music and floor in the city The grand march will begin at g o'clock
 WILL MEET ToNIGHT-The Hu- mane society will hold it's regular monthly meeting at the city hall to- night at 7:30 o'clock. Everybody in terested in the work is invited to be present whether a member of the so- ciety or not.
 REcovERING-Ge Lount. the son of w. B. Lount, is recuperating after a severe operation at the Sisters hospital. He was taken sick with ty- phoid September 21 and has been in bed ever since. Complications set in which made an operation necessary, and he is now thought to be on the road to recovery.
 C. w. B. M. MEETING-The regular monthly meeting of the C. w. B. NJ will be held in the Christian church parlors at 3 o'clock this afternoon Special invitations have been sent to members and friends as far as possi- ble. but all interested will be welcome Ii is the first meeting of the year and the society would like as large an at- tendance as possible.
 A RECORD BREAKING DAY. There had never been such a day in the Hub as yesterday was, the response' of the readers of The Republican to the announcement of the season end clearance sale" It was the heaviest- days business in the history of the store, for the people had come to see if it was true that there had been such cuttings as had been described and when they found it was they stayed to buy. fl
 TENNIS TOURNAMENT - The courts at the High School will be the scene of a series of- tennis games this afternoon between Winfield Hartranft and Paul Bennett, repre- senting the High School, and Dr. F G. Angeny and Dr. Sergeant. who will try to take it out" of them It is the first of a series of matches that will be arranged to promote in terest in the game. and develop play CTS at the High Scbool. Dr. Angeny has something of a reputation as player, as he has reached the finals in coast championship games. an honor not to be despised. Hartranft and Bennett are said to be pretty strong team. One week from Friday they have an open date and would like to play any team in the valley.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-07
SANTA FEE TRAlNs-The Los

SANTA FEE 1RAiNS-The Los Angeles Times says: The Santa E'e will put on new train between Los Angeles and Chicago on the 13uh
 in accordance with the new time card. This train win be known as the Tourist Express and will main
 tain the same time as the California Limited. It will carry tourist and standard sleepers, and will leave Los Angeles daily at 9 a. m. Western traffic of the Santa Fe has been such as to force the road to put twelve new limited trains in service between Chicago and Los Angeles. The regular trains have been com pletely sold out and new trains will be run westward on the 4th. 5th. 9th. llth. l2th, 18th, 18th. 18th. goth, 25th. 26th and 27th.
 HOUR SALES-There was d wild yesterday afternoon. as there will likely be again today. Hour sales had been instituted. It is unneces- sary to explain to women what an
 hour sale" or any other kind-of bargain sale is. But men are not women, and for their edification it is to be made known that an hour sale" is one in which a certain line of goods is put. on sale for stated time at prices which will not prevail after the expiration of that time. Then some other line comes under the hour sale. The prices are greatly reduced. the goods generally being sold at loss. In this case the hour sales" embraced many lines of goods in ad- dition to those which had been adver- tised in the money raising" and the annual clearance salesS Notifica- ton of the hour sales had been made, exclusively in The Republican yesterday morning. There had been no hint of them from any other source In the early morning it was a little cold for the bargain hunters to get out, but a procession of children ap- peared with money and letters de- scribing what the sender wanted This procession kept increasing as the morning wore away. and when the sun was well up the ladies ap- peared in person. The throng in- creased and reached its> height at about 3 o'clock in the afternooz, when at one time 250 women were madly striving to get at a single line before the end of the fateful hour. It is impossible to estimate the thousands that the hour sales" had called out. but it. was certain that every one of theh had read about it in The Re- publican
Arizona republican., 1910-01-07
GONE TO TOMBSTONE M

GONE TO TOMBSTONE - Mrs Webster Street left last night fol Tombstone on business mission.
 MISS NOLAN IMPRovlNG-Miss Jennie Nolan who has been i'll for the past two weeks is recovering rapidly and expects to be out in a few days.
 WARNlNG-Due and proper warn ing is. given those who have not paiC their water and electric light bills that this is the 7th of the month ant the 10th is only three days away. Il is on the 10th that the man with tho water department wrench comes around and does things to the delin- quents and it is on the same date that hope of saving 10 per cent on the monthly electric light bill goes glim- mering.
 FEDERATION EXCURSION - A rate of one and a third fare for the round trip to Tucson will be made by the Southern Pacific next week for those who wish to attend the annual meeting of the Arizona Federation of Womens clubs. which is to be held in Tucson January II to 14. The rate will be available to any who may care to make use of it provided there are fif- ty tickets sold. In purchasing these tickets the local agent must be noti- fled that the purchaser desires to make use of the excursion rate.
 NES-kElL-Miss Grace M Kell and Walter w. Jones. both popular young people of Buckeye, were mar ried at the Baptist church by Rev. Orville Coats Wednesday night. The two brothers of the groom. Jay and Paul Jones, were present. MT. Jones is justice of the peace in Buckeye and Miss Kell is the daughter of H. F. Kell. who conducts a grocery store at that place. MT and Mrs. Jones returned to Buckeye yesterday and surprised their many friends by an- nouncing their marriage
Arizona republican., 1910-01-07
The Fight Is On

Every moment of your life, when you are at home or abroad, !, awake or asieep-
 Between the poison germs that are in air, food and water, everywhere in fact,- and the billions of your invisible friends, thelittle soldier-corpusclesin in your blood.
 Ii these little soldiers are kept strong and healthy by taking Hoods Sarsa- parilla, you need have no fear of dis ease. Begin using it at once if you are at all under the weather, or have troubles of the blood, stomach, liver and kidneys. Get it of your druggist.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-07

Webster Street left last night I'd Tombstone on a business mission.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-07
MORE SUITABLE.

Customer-DO you keep papers for d week back.
 Newsboy-For a weak back? Yer don't want papers-yer wants porous plaster.-EXchange
Arizona republican., 1910-01-07
ETIQUETTE.

Tenderfoot (aghasD - You're, not lynching that man.
 Arizona ke-WeIl-er-we don't re- fer to it in that unrefined way. We call it showin' i'm the ropes.-Judge.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-12
DROP ANNOUNCED IN TAX
RATE FOR THE TERRITORY

Santa Fe, n. NJ, April Sat a
meeting between Governor Mills and
Territorial Auditor w. G. Sargent to-
day the territorial tax levy for 1911
was fixed and announced at IL mills.
The levy for territorial purposes for
1910 was 14.45 mills. making a drop
of 3.t5 mills in a single year.
The decrease in the tax rate was
made possible through increased val
nations reported from almost every
county in the territory, making the
production of each mill of assessment
nue. greater than ever before. The
IL mill levy is the lowest New Mexico
has had for territorial purposes for
many a
The condition of territorial finances
was never SO good a. now. The county
t~reasurers are keeping close track of
collection of taxes and last year the
collections were more nearly com
plete than ever before. Assessments
are being more carefully and system
a~tically made and these things, with
the large increases in property yalu-
atoms nave made the decrease poss
ible. 1t is not Improbable that ano
ther considerable decrease may be
made i'm the levy for territorial pur-
poses for 1912.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-12
Biographical Sketch

California aud Wisconsin papers
please copy. There is said to be a
quiet movement among the House in
Surgents to make Mr.. Edward A.
Hayes, Representative from California
Speaker. OF course il will not be don
too hastily. The Insurgents are too
good politicians and s~trategists to
force things too often, but if when the
next eruption comes. you should see
Mr.. Hayes mann in six-inch letters on
the first page of you daily paper, do
not be surprised. There Is not a man
in Congress who has fallen into and
out of insurgency more frequently
THAI f.. A. Hayes. and each time he
has emerged with something he did
not have before. That's the Wiscon-
sin style anyaow-and Hayes was
born in that state ack I'm 1855. lie
did the public school tour thoroughly
at Waterloo, and then entered the
University OF Wisconsin. from which
he emerged vita a hack load of de
grees in 1879. A Few years later he
found that law plus iron mines was
more profitable than plain law and
lately he has been almost forgotten
by his brethren of the c~alf-bound folio.
In 1897 he removed to California,
bougnt a bunch of fruit plantations
and a neat little package of mines,
and vent into business in California
on the Wisconsin plan. which he has
proved fairly Efficient.
Lest some one say something about
him that he couldn't reply to properly
- H. -. -
mess in San Jose, where he now lives,
and between writing a bit, appearing
now and then in the courts, and rails
ing the long yell whenever he sees
get on his congressional pre-
serves, he ,aas managed to keep fairly
busy. His district is a fairly close
one, and IL ne didn't cultivate a minor
party or two in his political planta
ton there might come a time when
ne would be left in tae cold. Howev-
he oes cultivate them, and as
California is on principle ag'in the
government anyhow. his seat ought
to be reasonably secure for some time
to come. 4
But this getting away from that
of the insurgent calcas. Mr..
Hayes is busy in that matter as ar
ant on a hot rock-and there is some
reasonable gertrude in the prediction
whoever loses. Red" Hayes
won't. II was Mr.. Hayes who. accord
ing TO his brother. also a California
newspaper publisher, ate one and bit
into the other of the two apples to
the pair were staked in tneir |
early youth. The wronged brother
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-12
Campaign to Raise a Million

Chicago, April 1I.-Busfness inter
ests, churcn people and commercial
organizations nave joined with The
young men of the city In a money
raising rage against time. which prom-
ises To be brought to a successful cub
minatIon tomorrow. The wcnrlwind
campaign organized by the Young
Mems Christian Association entered
on the last stage today, and IL is
now certain that it will rush the jubi,
lee and endowment fund past the
s 1000. 900 mark and set a new record
for ash getting in a hurry.
No city ever tried to raise more
than 81 1000. 900 for it's Y. NJ. c. A.
Since the movement started with the
fiftieth anniversary two years &
sS32.oo0 has been raised, but now the
organizations needs have grown and
with them has developed the de-
termination 10 go after the total sum
ueeded-s1, i7c. 200.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-12
WHAT THE TEACHERS WILL
DO AT THEIR MEETING

Following Is the program of the
Chaves County Teachers Association
TO be. at the time ii is organized in
Roswell on April 81 and 2s next:
Wednesday evening s o'clock, NJ. E.
Church South.
Music. Roswell Public Schools, un-
der the direction of Miss North.
Lecture-"Gunption with a big c.
Hon. II. r. PattengiIl.
Music.-Roswell Public Schools.
Thursday Morning April esth. 900
o'clock. Central School building.
Meeting called to order and open
ing words by the County Superinten-
dent.
Address of Welcome-Dr. Geo. t.
Veal. Mayor of Roswell.
Address-Educational Progress in
New Mexico during the past Two
Years.
Hon. ]. E. Clark, Territorial Super.
i%ntendent Of Public Instructions.
Piano Duet, Misses Marie Kinsin-
ger and Ida White.
Model Lesson in Primary Reading.
Miss Carrie Ewing.
Address. Hon. H.. r. Pattengill.
Organization and Business Session.
Adjournment for dinner.
1870 p. IN. Paper-Grading Rural
Schools. j. W. Snyder.
Discussion. Mrs. ]. ]. Beck.
Reading, Miss Freda Smith.
Address. How to Elevate the Teach
ing Profession Supt. Nj. II. Brasher.
Piano Solo. Miss Orpha Beck.
Paper.-Prin. ID. ~. Pope.
Paper-How TO make the Co. Supt's.
visit valuable to a country school, by
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-12
supt. Hill to the Teachers.

Roswell, N. NJ. April 8, 1910.
To the Teachers of Cnaves County,
I take great pleasure in announcing
the coming to our county of the Hon.
H. r. Pattengill, formerly the State
Superintendent of Schools of State
Of Michigan and Editor of the Mod
orator Topics" Mr.. Pattengfn ac-
compaaied by our efficient Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. Hon. ].
f. Clark. will arrive in Roswell on the
evening of April 27th, and at eight o.
clock Will deliver his famous lecture
"Gunptun With a Big G."
On Thursday morning April 2Sth.
the Chaves County teachers Associa-
ton will W in the Central
School building. This will he an in
spiration meeting and We are to be
congratulated on having the promise
Of the presence Of two such eminent
educators rs Messrs. PattengiH and
Clark. to lend enthusiasm and inter
est to the occasion.
A splendid program is being prepar-
ed and a good and profitable time is
promised. | earnestly urge all teach
ers to make their arrangements to
attend this meeting and help to make
Il a great success
I ASK all boards of school directors
to kindly excuse their teachers from
teaching on the above date and to en-
courage them TO attend this meeting
of the Association.
The prosran will be Sent you in a
few days. | trust You will like it and
that IL vonr name appears thereon
YOU will be prepared to do your part
in making our meeting what ii ought
to be.
Respectfully our friend.
C c. HILL.
Supt. of Schools of Chaves Co. y. NJ.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-12

Clifford Pinchot and his meeting
with he of the broadspread smile and
famous teeth are stirring up the ami
mails in the opposition ca-np at wash
~ington. Tie results of his meeting
in Italy may a national history,
or it may be the final ending of Pin
chot. Should the former president de-
eide that PiIchot is right in his as
sertions. then there will be something
doing. but if he should decide other
wise. il will be up to Mr.. Fsnchot to
take a final farewell to public life.