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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08

ton Of the forest preserve embraces
moro grazing lands than most any
other forest OF the state and that it
requires more attention from the
grazing department than any other
district Mr.. Fem VIII spend a num-
Der OF days In tho northern country.
Cases In District Covrt-The dis
trict court being occupied with other
matters. the case or the Union Port
land Cement company against Thomas
c. Calllstcr. which was set for hear.
ing 1T sn earlier date. has been set
for triel 10 follow The case OF the
Utah Light & Railway company
against tho Glenwood Park company
Court Adjourno-After hearing OK
partc matters 2u ddisposing Of the
probate and motion calendars, the dis
trlct this morning adjourned until 10.
o'clock. Tuesday morning.
From Alaska-D. c. Abrams. for
ten years employed in the govern
ment marshal service in Alaska IS in
Ogden visiting at the home Of F. 5.
King. the we'll known sheep owner.
Mr., Abrams has left the goge.nment
service and expects to locate in tho
States While in Alaska, be was To-
Gated on tho southern coast where
as he states, il rains more IN a month
than IL does in Utah in 4 year.
They Are the Prize Lamb-F. S
King. winner of a lar6e number OF
blue ribbons Mt the International
Sheep Show. today served one OF his
prize winning yearling Rambomllets
to his friends at the Weber club. The
"fatted lamb" proved a real uea to
those fortunate enough to participate
in the feast and further proved in
a most convincing manner that Mr..
King deserved all the honors bestow-
ed upon him az the big sheep show.
Tho sheep served was valued at about
S50.1O.
New oration-Artlcles OF in
corporation Of the George II. Tribe
Art company were filed with the coun-
~ clerk this morning. The company
Is being Incorporated for the purpose
o fconducting O real estate and mer-
chandise business. and is capitalized
in the sum OF 100000, divided into
shares of the par value Of 500 each.
The officers and iucorpOrators OF the
company are George II. Tribe presi-
dent, manager and treasurer; a NJ
Tribe vice-presidcnt; A. C. Tribe, sec
retary; f. +. Tribe and II. j. Tribe.
The officers constitute the director
ate.
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{ FIRING ON
JOHN DIE 7 Z
Army of Deputies Shoot
Members of the
Family

Milwaukee. Wis. oct. S.-A special
from Winter. Wis, says
Leslie Dietz is dying from a rifle
ball wound In the groin and John
Dietz was shot in the neck, but not
seriously wounded.
Dietz is reported TO have said that
before he is taken dead or alive he
will kill all the members of his fam
ily. One thousand shots were fired
between Il and 1 O'Clock this after
noon
The first shooting in the attempt to
capture John Dictz at Cameron Dam.
started shortly before 10 o'clock to-
day. when John and his son Leslie
exposed themselves outside Of the cab
in
Every rifle in the posse OF nearly
ninety men surrounding the Dietz
home flashed fire.
John Dietz suddenly dropped to his
knees. He remained there for a NOM
ent and then jumped TO his feet and
ran into the cabin. Leslie had a long
or distance to run and showed some
fear.
Whether he was hit. could not be
learned 1t is definitely established
that John Dietz was not hit Mrs.
Dietz was In the midst of the hail OF
bullets, but was not hurt.
One scream was heard from with
in the cabin where Helen, aged II,
and Johnnie, aged years, were shell
tered
One 81 the watch dogs was Killed.
In all about 100 shots were fred and
FIVE shots were fred from the cabin.
John Deitz, when the shooting start
ed. was between tho barn and the
iumbotr piles Behind one pile of
lumber were deputy shcriffs, and he
received the full fire from tho men
He suddenly pitched forward and
down on his knees and then lay pros
trate for moment Then, scram-
bling to his feot. he ran into the
house. Mrs Deltz was about 100 feet
from The door when the bullets began
TO ny.
She ran inside the house and appar-
emily was not injured. While these
movements were taking place. the
fusladc was kept up from all sides of
the clearing.
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RoSoW' S MIDGETS
IN THEIR FUNNY BOXING STUNT, AT THE oRPHEUM
NEXT WEEK

one OF big
looks
tho of Docksnd-
Mnrcls In
Theatre York there
demands
matter OF congratualon Orpnenm patrons
by Martin Beck lie bound
If viii be- GOOD nows to all orpbeum
Mr in
him booked for another week HIS second offer
which Mr.
opportunities ability comedian He ably assist
ID In Miss julie York
Introduction. thcy the
Thumb his pretty
wife the world as the most remark
loe while they tiny In pE'' "huP
muscle and nccctuh nina
Their physical culture exercises and o5hns
together with ourcsque pNnE ~ D'
.nd of which is
RENE MUeIs," fine musical act 'hI
MAJ IA tul beautiful Her appearance
m her Piano posthorn o
a1aPnone perhaps greatest OF all that smallest OF
present
VAN BROTHERS uuier presenting nusl ,aI 49,
"a far above On Saxaphoue other Wind s
Gentlemen producing mnch
There strong running through the act &
Eualcr fnd his Brother
Orrheumles
OTTO JuLleTTe offer novel singing and
NT pobe
has powerful and Miss Borel has oe b
of
fIhe Bnhers Ball changes
CANT goNn and fashionable attire which they rst
seaed 1t With tcr and considered one OF ~ ~
hghuu OF
excellent will be ut
cesua ana neW novelties In motion pictures rom tle ~ ~
pleie one OF the best bills OF heyaudeyu!e season
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comes from sOmo very successful
work along the line OF applied Christi.
anity as secretary OF the Associated
charities OF Kansas City, Kansas. and
II Is expected that he viii be great
addition 70 the ministerial force OF
CONFERENCE SPECIAL TRAIN
10 Salt Lake via OREGON SHORT
LINE Oct 5th 10 9th. inclusive.
leaves Ogden S:35 a m, returning
leaves Salt Lake at 200 p. m. Round
trip rate S1-1o. City oncc, 2514
Wash ave.
Was Not Oamaeed-After twenty
minutes deliberauoh yesterday after
noon, the jury in the case of Fred
HalVerson against Ogden city. brought
to recoycd damages in the sum OF
T.2O0, rendered decision OF no
cause Of action" Mr Halverson main
talned that tho city -ad damaged Ger
tain property OF hls at 2772 jefferson
avenue, by building a sidewalk In
front OF the premises that was higher
than tho grade OF the property. The
jury visited the premises 10 satisfy
themselves as 10 the real conditions
and to more fully understand tho test
imony given regarding the probable
damages that light have accrued,
Delicious pastry goods ut Wards.
Always fresh. Two stores Both
phones. 27S.
The Young Peoples Bible class Of
the First Methodist, church Will meet
as usual in the auditorium Of the
church at 9;45 a. m. tomorrow morn
ms and cordially invites Ehe young
people OF the city to join them.
LAST EXCURSION OF the season
NORTH via OREGON SHORT LINE.
Tickets on sale oct Sth. Secure tick
cts and full Information at City Tick.
ct Office. 251f Washington avenue
Both phones 372. -
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
One-half block east OF Washington ey-
cnue on Twenty-fourth street Rev. A.
Fisher. pastor. Services for Sunday,
oct 9, as follows; 7.f5 a. m. Sunday
school. graded lesson and classes for
all, 1l:00 a. m. sermon by the pastor,
special music by the choir G 30 p. m,
Epworth League devotional service,
young people especially invited TO this
service. 7:30 p. m, sermon by the
pastor Mrs. VI. J. Mark viii sing
THE Chlldrcn's Friend" at this SER
vice Public is especially invited to
all OF these services.
Good girls wanted at shupe-Will.
lams Candy factory.
Sues for S1e371-Thc case o Reiger
and Lindley against J. II Kurt, ct al,
has been certified 10 the second dis
trlct count from the Third district
on a change of venue. The suit IS
brought TO recover S163.71, alleged to
be a balance due on 4 certain account.
embracing the sale OF whl5key.
Grazing tands-Asslstant District
Forester Homer + Fem, of the graz
Ing department OF the forest service
has gone 70 the Logan forest for the
purpose OF reconuoitering I'm that sec
ton. II "a stated that the Logan sec
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Continued from Page ThreeD
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Monday evening, oct 3. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Rowse celebrated their
fifteenth wedding anniversary at their
home. 2261 Lincoln avenue, The house
was decorated with white and pink
flowers and smilaX. The evening was
spent in music and cards The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A Hogan, Mrs. ].
J Rowse. Mrs d. Lindsay, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O'Con-
nor. Mr. and Mrs G r. Biddle. Mr. and
Mrs. F. NJ Farrell, MT. and Mrs p.
lngebretsen, Mrs. d c Dalton, Mr.. J.
Ludwig, Mr. Quillian. Mrs. P. f. Breens
Mrs T. A. Rowse Mrs. Farmer, Mrs.
]. Sullivan Mrs. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs.
7. G. Alyord, Mrs Westmeyer, Mrs.
Lottie Beechum. Mi and Mrs. w
Schofield. Misses julia Davis, Annie
Rowse, Ella Hogan, Della Farmer,
Ollie Farmer. Edith Fowler Marguer-
ite McNulty. Verna Farr Mr. c. Rob
erts, w. l.. Knight
The presents were numerous and
beautiful, consisting OF cut glass and
chinaware. Prizes were won by p.
Ingcbretscn. Mr.. G +. BIddle, Mrs. T.
G.. Alyord and Miss edith Fowler. An
elaborate Supper was served.
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SURPRISE PARTY.

The children of Mrs. d. NJ. Stuart
pleasantly surprised her at her home
Thursday evening October 6. the oc-
caslon being her siXty-ninth birthday.
Cards and music were the diversions
OF the evening and dainty refresh
ments were served. Mrs, Stuart re-
ceiyed many beautiful and useful
presents Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs d. K. Stuart. Mr. and Mrs.
Noel Stuart of Mldvale. Utah Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Davis of Idaho, Mr.
and Mrs. C. a. Lashus, Mr. and Mrs
c. ID Sullivan OF Salt Lake, Mrs. Eliza
Little OF Salt Lake, Mr and Mrs n.
O. Sullivan, Mr. o. Stuart, Mr.. Clair
Stuart, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. b chmiller.
Mr.. Tom Allen. the Misses Fern Jack.
man. Verna. Edna and Layancha Stu
art. Masters Harvey and Harold
Lashus, Dave Stuart and Frank Sulli-
van.
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BAPTIST SOCIAL.

About seventy-fiye or more guests
were entertained AT the Baptist
church parlors last evening. the af-
fair being given, under the auspices of
the young men OF the church. A
pleasing program was given. among
the numbers mentioned were selec-
tons by the mandolin club, solo by
y. w Ramcy recitatlons by Fred
Prcshaw, a number by w. b. Mur,
dock, burleSquc by a male quartette
and various comic numbers that cnliy-
cncd the program
The evening was an enjoyable one
and plans for the usual Halloween
party are already being made.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
CONTINUED from Page Five)

A card party given by the Royal
NeighbJrs OF America. nt Eagles hall,
Monday evening, Oct 10th. 1910.
Prizes and refreshments. Admission
rs cents.
Funeral for infant-The funeral for
Vera. infant daughter OF Oscar and
Rosa Donnley. viii be held al .
O'Clock on Sunday AT the, residence OF
William White. 2737 Pacific avenue
Interment in city cemetery.
Wsnted-Young man for Office work
and collections, Immediately; best of
references required. Call AT the Stan.
dard Office at once. -
Twelve New Owelllngs-J T Par
SONS "a erecting twelve cottages on
Nevada addition in the northwestern
part OF the city.
Good girls wanted at shupe-WII-
Iams Candy factory.
On Pin9ree Avonue-Three build.
ingS are In course or construction
near the corner Of PingTce avenue
and Twenty-eighth street.
CONFERENCE SPECIAL TRAIN
10 Salt Lake via OREGON SHORT
LINE. oct 5th TO 9th. inclusive.
leaves ogden S:35 a M. returning
leaves Salt Lake al 700 p m. Round
trip rate $llG. City office, 25li
Wash. ave.
Mrs. Gerritjc Helloo has been ap.
pointed administratriX for the estate
OF Jacob Heiloo. deceased.
German Aid Society Rummagc Sale,
Oct 13, Il and Is, 251C Washington
avenue.
Separate Trial-In the case OF Og-
den City ys. the d II. Peery estate
and Mrs. Ellen J. Stevens. ct al, judge
Lewis OF the third district. who Is the
trial judge IN tho case. has granted
a motion for a separate trial. made
by the attorneys for Mrs. Stevens.
cosl-Only the BEST always on
hand. Phone 27. John Fart
In the matter OF the estate OF Mary
Ann Duffln, deceased. Rachael Cole.
has been appointed adminjstratrlN.
FaeE-A pair OF gloves given with
each hat at Five Point Millinery, -
= Ezra Farr has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate OF Cecil Earl
FAR, deceased. and the bond fixed at
5000
Winter apples, J. T Mcintyre. Har-
rlsulle. Bell. 1907.
Rev. Frank C Brainard, the new
pastor Of the Congregational church
Will arrive IN Ogden next Friday and
viii occupy the pulpit for the first
time Sunday, the 10th. Mr. Bralnard
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08
Nine BOYS
RESCUED
One Had Been a Pris-
oner in a School
For Years

Chicago, Oct S.-Through the raid
ing OF a so-called military school near
Joliet, H.. when nine boys were res
cued from what is alleged to have
been conditions rivaling that of
Dotheboy hall, made famous by Dick
ems. boy. who thought his parents
dead, and whose mother thought be
was dead. were brought together to-
day.
The boy is Charles Maloney. 13
years old. He disappeared following
the death of his father ten years ago,
and his mother thought he had been
kidnapped BY relatives, and later gave
him up for dead.
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ePWoRTH LEAGUE TO ENTER.
TAIN.

Next Friday evening under the aus.
pices of the Epworth League OF the
NJ r. church. Newton Becrs, the mono.
dramatic artist and gifted imperson-
ator. will give an interesting imper.
sonstion OF "Enoch Arden" David
Harum." and the Merchant OF Ven
ice" a special musical program has
been arranged and cordial welcome
TO the public is extended,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08

Ointment ana Eua th" IlEi HCll
night .isep in three months l used
about two lots OF Cuucura Soup and
Ointment When you could not see
q marx ou ny face or neck. 1 Will
gladly recommend the Cuticura Rom
ed.cs 20 anybody VIM. Silver. $40
Mot 7Cth St. New Yors. Mar. /. 1910"
In another lotter Mr. silver says,
nv case was OF about two years
stondinr. After using CUtlcura Soap
aud Ointment for about threc days l
saw a dccidrd Improvement nud was
entirely cured IN tWo months"
For the prevention and treatment a
itching. burning. selling cruptions and
the promotion % Permanent skin and
hair health, Cuticur9 Soon and Cuucura
Ointment arr absolutely uunvaled IN
purity efficacy and economy. A single
cnko a Cuticura Soap and box Of Cuti-
clira Ointment arooften sufficient.
s5id tbr,,srhort ths elvnu@d world Potter
pr-r & Ct-n corp, soir frnps- iaelon. Na,a
n--4-i'-1 frcr. htc.i tltlcgr- bosk. p Cuide "
tLe Troagr1ssI VI tls sA1-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08
GOVERNOR GENERAL RESIGNS.

LOURENCE. Marquee. Portuguese
East Africa. Oct 7-Goyernor Gcner-
al Drandraide at today's meeting Of
the council read a dispatch from Lis
bon announcing the proclamation OF
the republic of Portugal
The governor general Said that he
would tender his resignation.
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AT THE oRPHEuM.

Messrs. George and Jay Glen enter
tanned at q box party az the Orpheum
last evening. Dr.. and Mrs r. C.
CoWans, Mr. and Mrs. F. ] Milne.
Nr and Mrs George Glen and Mr. and
Ars. Jay Glen constituted tho party.
A pleasant little supper party fol
lowed the performance at the theater
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08
BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking docs not euro children OF
bodwctting There Is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs- NJ. Sum
mers. Box W. Sotrc Dame. Ind VIII
send free To any mother hor successful
home treatmeht. with full instruc-
tlons. send no money. but write her
today ~ your children trouble YOU In
this way. Don't blamo the child-the
chances are IN can't help e. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08
BOX PARTY

Birs. Carl Allison entertained at A
box party at the Ogden theater last
evening. Her guests were Mcsdnmes
WIN Camp. Kcrshaw. Joe Horrocks.
1. FLINDERS and Miss Cain
After the theater supper was served
at the Potter aud a pleasant social
hour was spent
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08

u Lntil my face was %
mss5 VI raw flesh which
kept me awake all
night. After going %
iny iauJy doctor. he
fslt helping me. / tried
another doctor bat
without 9uc-es7. Ate
doctou failing. Attend
recommended tho Gu
ticurR Remelie5- 1hu.
night. after hing
my facC md neck with
Cuticura Schp. / ap-
piled some Cuucurn
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08

Estates Settied-In the estates Of
Anna Y. Stuckert and Simeon Alyord.
DEGREES ordering final account and
distribution have been issued by
Judge Howell.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08
HOXE EY'S 90
Mile F FLIGH 7
Made From Springfield
to St. Louis in An
Aeroplane

St Louis, Mo. oct. THE aviation
meet of the Aero club OF St, Louis
opened today with flight from
Springfield 10 st. Louis by Arch Hox-
ey. Tho distance is Sc miles, and
was made without q stop.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08

The ladies OF the Methodist Mis-.
sionary society were pleasantly onter.
talped by Mrs W. a. Middleton al bc-
home. 649 Twenty second street. lass
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08

The Caledonians will celebrate on
Halloween night and elaborate prep
aradons for the occasions are being
made.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08

Marriage Lisence-a marriage IL
cense has been issued 10 John W.
Cook OF ogden aud Anna l.. o'Cou-
nell OF Dubuque. la.
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ING ELSEWHERE FOR CASH.

Why not get the good out of the fall
ing apparel that YOU contemplate buying by buy
ing now2 Why wait till the end of the season
when our liberal credit terms make it possible for
YOU to dress now in fashionable attirc-not by
paying cash-by paying small weekly or monthly
payments.
Stylish clothes for men and women who have
taste for high-claSs garments at popular prices
are here a-plcnty. Come and see what great
advantage it is to buy here Credit at cash
store prices. Your credit is good Wen trust
you
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-08

Thursday afternoon. when Motives OF
Missionary Labor were discussed.
The next meeting VIII be held with
Mrs. Frank Peterson at her home,
corner of Twenty-third street and JEFF
ferson avenue.
The s. o. d. II. .ewing club met
Monday evening with Miss Lucille
Farr and enjoyed a profitable even
ing At the close refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
Miss Verna Farr The members arc
Ireta Chambers. Thora Williams, Lu-
cile Farr. Blanche Williams, Ella
Peterson. Anna Macbeth. Dinah
Brown and Lila Riggs
The Tolstoi circle will meet on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. T. w
Clancy. at her home, 1928 Childs ave
nue.
Miss Myrtle Rhine entertained on
Monday and Friday evenings of last
week at her home on Fowler ave
nue. for Miss Cora Wyatt of Denver
Cards. music and pleasant social Iii
version with the serving OF refresh
ments made the time unusually enjoy
able
Mr. and Mrs WIN Arbla and daugh.
ter. Lana. OF Idaho Falls. are visiting
relatives and friends In Ogden and
Hooper They will spend about three
weeks in this city and Hooper and
are hoping to meet all their old
friends Mr.. Arbia was formerly
sheriff Of Bingham county. Idaho. and
has a wide circle of acqualntances.
Mrs. w. B. Isaacs. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. p.
A. Little6eld, leaves tonight over the
Southern Pacific, No 8. for her home
in Tucson Arizona
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ITCHING RASH ON
FACE AND NECK
Cured - Scratched Until Face was
Mass Of Raw Flesh-Used Gu
ticura and had First GOOD
Nights Sleep in 3 Months.

AN itching rash broke out on nv
face and uccA. 50 bad that scratched
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What's theGood
of Anythin g If
You Can't Get
Good Out of It?
COMMON SENSE SHOULD INFLUENcE

YOU TO BUY AT THE MERCANTILE IN
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no pEMoRALIzING YOUR PURSE BIZ BUY

STALLMENT ON CREDIT IN PREFERENCE
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The Tolsto circle will meet on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. T. w
Clancy. at her home, 1928 Childs ave
nuc
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READY-To WEAR APPAREL is BIGGER

OUR SHOWING OF LADIES' AND MEN
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-21

ports from various committees. The
presbytery adjourned shortly before
midnight last evening.
Those In attendance at the meet
ing from out OF town are as follows:
From Spokane, James II. Shields,
George Hageman. d. d. Samuel, A.
Ware. A. N. Smith, Conrad Bluhm. s.
Willis McFadden, George w. Burch,
j. Grler Long. w. L. Beaumont. G. j.
Boppell, l. T. Raab: Eugene A. Walk
or. stated clerk OF hresbytery, Cres-
ton. Wash; o. s, Wilson, Goyan.
Wash; d. b. Duncan. Fairfax. Wash. !:
Charles r. Sehafe, Potlatch; Il. r.
Spicer, Northport, Wash: ]. NJ. Skim
ner, ], +. Frazier and Fred b. Teter.
navenpart; w. l.. Beaumont, Kettle
Falls; w. J. Thompson. Rathdrum:
y. J, station. Occur d'Alene; William
7, Russell. Hunters! David Brown.
Wilbur; e. A. Renick, wellpinit.
Spokane Indian reserve, with four
Indian elders from that place; Joseph
Parr. Spokane Valley; Arthur King
cry. Pleasant Valley; II. w. Teal.
Larene; U, q. Duncan, Egypt.