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Arizona republican., 1910-01-21
MADE II CLEAR.

Jim had never learned to real by the ordinary methods the face of the old eight-day clock. It pleased his long time employer, however. to ask him the hour and hear his answers.
 Jim. that time does the old clock say2" he asked one evening. when he had callers. Step out in the hall and see"
 Jim was gone several minutes, but returned with a beaming face.
 "Ah-Ah-waited tes' a minute to see which'd get ahead, de shot one or de long one" he said. Wen I went out dey was bof on de lef han wind ing place, sah. But de long one, she clip it up good an libely wen she see me watching out, an now she's about a inch ahead, suh. ."-Youth's Compan- ion.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-21
MISS RHODA bEEbEE
 HAS TOLD THE STORY
Of Her Escapade With James Daley
 Who is Now in Jail.

Deputy Sheriff Adams arrived yes terday morning with Rhoda Beebe the Mesa young woman with whom James Daley. now under arrest, is charged with having eloped from Mesa about the woman's cell. She was put into the care of friends last night where she will be detained. at least until next Monday, the date of the preliminary examination of Daley. Whether she will be held after that until the trial of Daley is a matter of conjecture.
 She is said to have admitted her il- licit relations with Daley from the time of their departure from Mesa and during their residence at Juarez. Mex leo, and in fact, through all the time until her return to Mesa. She then de- nied that she had seen very little of ing at EH Paso was only coincidental
 Miss Beebe is rather a demure look ing girl and is perhaps naturally a good girl but her surroundings have been bad. The authorities are dispos- ed to deal kindly with her and to sub ject her only to such hardships and humiliation as cannot be avoided.
 No progress was made yesterday in the matter of securing bail for Daley It is not an easy matter to raise bond for S3000 for one who was making his way out of the country when he was apprehended and it is likely that noth- ing will be done as to the bail until after the preliminary examination.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-21
CUTTING OFF TELEPHONE PESTS.

The new boarders first request was for bracket to be placed on the wall against the telephone. The bracket be- ing provided the boarder installed thereon a clock of powerful tone. One morning just alter the clock had struck 10 she was called to the telephone Aft CT short conversation the clock struck II. In the afternoon of the same day the new boarder being again at the telephone that whimsical clock struck about ten minutes after 3. The landlady observed that the board CTS clock must be crazy.
 "Oh. dear. mo- said the boarder ''I turned the hands and made it strike It is the only way l can get rid of tiresome acquaintances. They talk and talk about nothing and I just cant shut them off. But when that clock strikes right up against the telephone they see a light.
 Was that a clock striking?" they ask
 "I say it was: time will fly. you know. Then they take the hint and ring off. Really, considering all the telephone bores l know. don't see how I could. manage without that clock New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-21
Talk About Sleeping.

Women are like men when it comes to sleeping. Plenty of restful sleer makes a man strong and vigorous, and it makes a woman happy and beauti- ful. But both women and men can procure restful sleep by using Sexine Pills. It Is we'll known that nervous ness and overwork prevent sleep. It is equally well known that Sexine Pills produce that delightful relaxation that folds ones tired limbs in natures arms while the unconscious body draws new life and vigor. Sexine Pills are the perfect tonic. They are guaranteed. They cost $1 box; six boxes s. with full guarantee inclosed. Address or call EIvey & Hulett, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not sub stitute.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-21
MATTER OF \ FORTUNE
 BEFORE SUPREME COURT
The Ryan-Tevis ct al Damage Suit
 Argued.

The case of W. S. Tevis and others appellants against Jepp Ryan and oth- CTS. appellees was argued in supreme court yesterday. Though this a Co., chise county case the appeal was taken from the district court of this county where it was brought from Cochise on a change of venue.
 The defendants were W. S. Tevis and w H. McKittrick of California The litigation had its origin in certain transactions concerning group of mines comprising the properties of the Turquoise Mining and Smelting conn pany as far back as 1902. Jepp Ryan and his brother were the principal owners of the property which became involved and a judgment against the Ryans for something like s25,000 was obtained by $. H. Bryan.
 Captain McKittrick then appeared upon the scene and agreed to satisfy the judgment. Tevis became interested in the property and there was a reor- ganization and distribution of stock
 Other companies were formed. among them the Western Mining com pany which secured some sort of claim against the Turquoise company and obtained judgment in a California court In the meantime 203,000 shares of the stock of the Turquoise company had been disposed of it is alleged, at three quarters of cent share to an employe of Captain McKittrick. A new company known as the Tejon company was then formed
 By reason of these various trans actions, the Ryans alleged that they found themselves out in the cold and they brought suit in Cochise county for damages to the amount of s2O0,0O0. The case was brought to this county for trial and judgment was given the plaintiffs for $132,000.
 The case was argued for the appel lants yesterday by Ben Goodrich and Judge Baker and for the appellees by Eugene s. Ives.
 The only other matter before the
Arizona republican., 1910-01-21
ander Harris. deed to FL. swH swH

ander Harris. deed to FL: SW1t SwH Sec. ?, T I N. R E.
 J. R. Grain and wife to w. W. Me Neff. deed to lot 22 part lot 20 block ID" Bennett Place.
 Alfred Weigef to Mrs. Mary A. Reilly. deed lots II and F block 37 Collins Addition.
 Alfred W-eigel to Mrs Mary A. Kelly. deed to lots g. 1. and , block 45 Collins Addition.
 Est. L. M. Erhardt to Jacob Erhardt and B. Erhardt, deed to lot IS block l Christy Acres.
 J, G. Harden and wife to B. F. Good rich. deed to part Slk SEE Sec. 25, T , \, R ? E.
 German Investment Co. to H H. Amstrez. deed to lots g and 10 block 49 Germania Place
Arizona republican., 1910-01-21
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following is a transcript of the record of deeds filed yesterday in the office of the county recorder. as fur nished by the Arizona Abstract and Title company:
 J. H. Tuckey and wife ct al to F. H. Sino, deed to lot 23 block 24 Glendale
 D. T. Hilbert and wife to Daniel Hibbert, deed to part block 12 Mesa
 Clara l.. Hine and husband to Thos. Armstrong Jr., deed to lot and part lot , block 13 Phoenix
 Clara L. Hine and husband to Alex
Arizona republican., 1910-01-21
UPHQISIERX.

Now is the time to have that sani- tary couch covered. Let us submit samples. Mattresses renovated and made over. Cushions made to order Phoenix Upholstery Co, 432 w. Wash ington St, Phone Black 47Sl.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-21
Mound City Paints are better.
 Phoenix Hardware Company.
PEARY,S OWN STORY

of the discovery of the north pole is in Hampton's Magazine. February number now ready at Hinckley's Post office Store. opposite the postoffice. Also February woman's Home Com
 panion and Young's Magazine. .db
Arizona republican., 1910-01-21

Athena Place, west Adams. 20 choice lots very cheap, on the mar ket now. See advertisement on clas- sified page.
 F. J. BENNITT x co.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-21

court was that of John Harper. appel lant against the Independence Devel- opment company. appellee, Gila coun- tV.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-05-19
MASON AN OFFICER
in STATE GRANGE

At the meeting of the State Grange
which was held at Oregon City last
week, A. |. Maon, of the Pine Grove
Grange, was elected member of the
executive committee of the state
organization to serve for the coming
two years. Many resolutions were
taken up and passed by the State
Grange on various political subjects.
The Grange approved a resolution
from Hood River County, demanding
that the State Legislature shall not
amend, modify or repeal any law or
measure passed by the initiative, any
action on such law to remain the ex-
elusive right of the voters Of the
state.
The State Grange went on record as
being in favor of but one normal school
in Oregon, and the resolution was to
the effect that the site should be deter
mined by the voters at the next cleo
tion. The grangers went on record
as fsvoring system of trunk high
ways for the whole state between the
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-05-19
NOW Il Isls4E IH4E Time

OF the year TO Have
your teeth out and
plate and bridge
work done. For out.
ef-town patrons we
finish pl ate and
bridge work In ono
day II necessary.
noIar Grown. $500
2zk Bridge rssth3.50
Gold Filing, LOO
Enamel Filings LOO
Silver Filings .bU
Geod Rubber a.
Plates o.Uu
e':, si.s.A aubb'' 7 sn
Painless Extr,lsn so
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-05-19
All the WAY From Chile.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Parker ar
rived in Hood River last week all the
way from Santiago, Chile, and they
have bought ranch on which they
will live and develop an orchard. Mr..
Parker is an American, having for
merly lived in Boston. For the past
four years he has been located in Santi
ago, as the representative of the
United Shoe Machinery company. Mr..
Parker has spent much time in the
southern countries and was at one time
interested in a Porto Rico banana
plantation. He is much pleased with
Hood River.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-05-19

Herbert Bragg, of Colfax, Wash,
came last to week take the position of
book-keeper in the Bragg Mercantile
Co. formerly held by C. H. Sletten,
who has entered the employ of the
Apple Growers Union. Mr.. Bragg is
the son of l.. T. Bragg, who is a mem
Der of the local firm.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-05-19

principal cities, to be met by the
issuance of bonds by the counties
through which the roads passed. The
grange will meet next year at
Corvallis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
Remarkable Christina,
Present.

Among the curou. Christmas presenta
Of this year will be one for a man Sof ma
fional reputation, which has been lliycar
IN the making.
WAY last January the present was
decided upon, and a. friend OF the promi-
snent gentleman requested the Burrelle
Press Clipping Bureau, Of New y rk,
to watch every paper IN America, and
I to take up every item which appeared
concerning the man. !. y I,
The clipping bureau people lowed
instructions, and now present the history
\ of one year, the life OF this especial man.
The history ends Just after election.
and the 2O,642 newspaper items found
i include everything firm a three.line eds
torial mention to iull-page Illustrated
stories, These have been mounted on
1900 great sheets Of Irish linen paper
and bound into three massive volumes.
AT the head Of each item is the name
and date Of paper clipped from, this ms
formation having been put in with .
book typewriter. The words thus III.
serted amount to 53.8s2.
IN actual time. a very strict record Of
which has been kept, the work has re-.
CURED sixty.four working days through
out the year, and has kept.ln employment
during that time thirty people as readers,
clippers. sorters,y mountcrs and binders.
Every newspapers Of import Is repre-
sented l39,s l.5. Nv
u This IS merely specimen Of some Of
the unique orders which get into the Bur.
sselle II Bureau, for the extent to which
sclippinga are used by indiyiduals and BY
business concerns seems to be remarkab BILE.
There ars ma ny people In private as
well a. in publicfllfe who need press clip
S:lpinRs and don't know it. 1t might bs
well sforS them to look upSthis man Bur-
reelle, who Ia said to be 90 well known
that letter simply addressed n Burrelle.
SslsY, I I. ash him With RQ delay,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
f-zdi -
DEATHS

HoAlEIER-pied, suddenly. at his
ffs ONE, I'm Columbus, o.. October 25,
MIR. LOUIS G.. HoAEIER. q. promi-
~ nent druggist, and brother OF a.
y Homeier. Of Richmond.
led. tober as, 1870
& SWILLIANI# FRIEDBERG.Yin his ifty-
&3 fourth year. He ls survived & by HIS
S$s43 wife, six daug hters and two sons
Funeral from the Chapel. lie brew
Cemetery, Oakwood, q at u 1880 A. NJ
SUNDAY, October go az 70.
a 35 Bal tlnlore, Md, Newark, N. 8L.,s New
ork aid Norfolk, Va. papers r lease ls
copy, S.a Il
iWALKER-pied October IS. 1e1o q, y
tho Retreat for the Sick. at lynch
WHY burg. :sv a.. of typhold. pneulnonta,
& DUDLEY LYONS WALKER, Dung
est son OF Kate boswell and tn eg ate
5sas Major Isaac w. Wal ker, He leaves
a$Wtdowss formerly Miss Julia Turner
of Amherst ounty, Va, Mr. lker
was connected with the Patterson
X Tobacco Company, OF his 81 ma
WRIGHT-pted Friday. October as. az
,6;3OSS a. NJ. WI I4LARI:li d VIGEsALl
yyRIG HI. In the fsttietlh n year q
@ his az 5Ss ss N
me funeral Will tai q place from
Il The residence of hiR father. Capt III
Luther Wright. Ginter Park ~ s At
SuRpA AT a F,rIl RNo DON at OF clock
Internont at He woodl III .ss,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

team on hand to assist his furious adj
vances, 1t may certainly be doped out
properly that Brides has some sort OF
trick up his sleeve to spring on the
West End team. q
The full Carolina squad arrived here
this evening. From all reports, the
players. without exception. are in sex-s
cellent trim for a hard battle. and as
Georgetown is making no excuses on
the strength OF having two or three
players on the hospital list. the game
promises to be one we'll worth going
mile to witness. 3isS. 5st sss..55 8
This evening at tho law sch DOL and
college the Blue and Gray rooters as
ssembled to practice their rousing yeiis,
and also to familiarize Themselves Wit
new songs and parodtes. These will
not only be used at the game to-mor-
row. but also at the big event In which
Virginia figures two weeks hence
when 1t is expected that the greatest
crowd In the history OF the two schools
will assemble to watch these rivals
fight and vie for! the biggest victory IN
fyJo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
Lynch r P 70 .square penl,,,

81 New YORK;, October 8 Isl homas ] q
Lynch, president q the National
League, to day made his first state
sa
over the deal In which eight players.
are inyolv II our from each club.
Lynch said he suppo s "a the H dispute;
$woll d be pm up q: him, and he would
merits. r. the decision should be OBJ
Eiected to, he tsuppos ed he ma ter would
be tax engst 9 the National i n Leagues
board OF directors. III I'm TAI Ssa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
OBITUARY
Willard w. Wright.

O'Clock yesterday morning at the resi-
dence OF his father. Captain Luther
Wright In. Ginter Park after an Al;
was fifty years old He shad been to
several resorts seeking restoration OF
his health, but with little benefit. and
he returned to Richmond to spend his
co unit M sestsmsr a. eor 1850 Ga "a was
the only son Of Captain and Mrs.
Luther Wright. He married Miss SUI
Ma Vas sueeassfuilly ensased In in railwa 3
construction with his father for about
Seventh Street Christian Church,
He is. survived BY his widow and
herd. OF Frederic sburg. and Miss VIII
lard Josephine Wright-besldes his fa-
Their. mother and three sistess-Mrs.
residence at 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
1nterment will be In Hollywood Gene:
terry. The pall.bearers will be as fol-
Garrett, G. G. AIaury. NJ. Allen Cham
3bers, Henry NJ. Tyler and Walter +.
Green. Honorary--Frank T. Sutton,
George c., White. yVdllia,n H clemmitt.
S. 81 Ell sf ". Il. iii Hill and Il. " Han.
skins.5 The services Will be cond ucted
by the Rev. II. p. G. Maclachla n.
Funeral Of Mrs. Hoakins.
E;s Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Harrisonburg, Va. October 2 S.---T 7.
remains Of Mrs. Janette Hoskins, w ~,
sow Of SDr. Horace Hoskins, WI oi d -
"Wednesday At eyers cave.Was b Y
to-day at Poplar Grove King an
Queen county. In the old family bury
ing ground. She was the mother Of
Mrs, Montague, wife OF former Gov
sernor a. ]. Mont ague. Her othe chill :
dren are as follows: Mrs. I'm r..
sSaund ers, OF Saluda: Mrs. Thomas Hen
ley, OF King William CONTROVERSY Mrs.
Lucy Byrd Dudley. OF West Point ;SM Mrs.
Juliet Hicks; Of Hartsyille N &C.: pr
Of Newport News: DR.. Robert Hoskins,
of Mathews, and DR.. Horace Hoskins.
of Augusta countv at whose honles 10
had been visiting since August.
s5 Willard w. Wright.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
81, E1IredsrieksbqEg octo per
Moss side" the country home lot his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

sWillIanl AiliH Jailed III Connection
$$slga With Murder Ot White Youth. ny
IN [Spec lal.toi The rimes- "a ispatch.l
Roano lie II. Dcto be- r 2 SIT he eightl
5nlurde r committed In Roanok e In the
last I've mo nth 4, Il and tho third ~ IN the
hour to-d aYgo 81 Charles CLARK s, IA white
Yout IN /. ICED min teen Years, IL " 81 WAS
Kill led on the east I'm gu ts 4 own
William Al Il fffs youn 81 W to man
who had bee IN com pan on o s. g larlsiS
was. IA rrest ted and 1Ai led as a suspect,s
Thes body bore ma rk 8; an the necls and
"a ace. / and was We arm w zen oil coY-3
cred hyss4 IS frer l Ca nlel ~ COW a
was dent fled by IA p1s Y GA I'd 4 upd iii
the Clark boys Glosli y, y, card
Roam ks ~ Z yneh bur seyer ysi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
DOCTORS
VISIT RICHMOND


(Continued FROM F1rstNFPaBe.J SO
HoEa. Mrs. Stuart Bowe and Mrs. w.
While the purposes of the associa-
ton are directed mainly to the pro-
mo ion OF health in mil ary and naval
life, it extends It's t; tivities TO the
erence 10 public health, includ Ing the
prevention of tuberculosis, hookworm
and other communicable diseases This
gives Its work added interest to- he
GensrallY{
Among the visitors who have al :
ready arrived to attend the & meeting
is Medical Director Lumsd len. who a is
the guest of his sbr o Their. G. a Eunls-
den. a.1i taE s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
20 whom ne lent IL. was murdered b.

20 whom he lent IT., was murdered by
ter sweetheart.
The Jewel came into the possession
or Simon M7ntharides, who sold 1t to
Sultan Abdul Hamid, and a little later
was thrown from a prectpice while rld-
ing with hts wife and child and all
were killed
The sultan gave 1t to Abu sabir to
polish and ne was tortured and impris-
Honed. Kulub Bey. who guarded the
treasure, was hanged by Turkish
mob. The keeper OF the vault in which
the diamond reposed was strangleu.
The Sultans favorite. who wore IT, was
shot by Abdul Hamtd. no himself was
dethroned. Habib bought 1t from the
sultan, and hts9fate is unknown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
Ncfkfrk-Dlll0rd.

9I7a Special to The Tines-DIspatch.13
I,ynchburg, Va, October 98..--Mjss
Mary billiard. daughter of Mrs. "a. Y B.
-ziegIer,s of West Lynch burg, wa. ma =
ried last night,tf1 joseph EaWasa Mel
taxing place at the home Of The brides
mother, sos Washing ton Avenue t
!T.3o o'clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Az Ayres, s(of
the College Hill Bapti st Churc Il;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
GEORGETOWN WILL
meet CAROLINA
Classic Gridiron Battle to Be
Played in ashington
To-Day.

Washington, October 2s.-With half
of q very difficult schedule out or the
way tho Blue and Gray football eleven
said BY many to be the speediest ever
s.en on a local gridiron, will take
on as opponents Tomorrow afternoon
its ancient rivals from the University
of North Carolina
ways been one OF the most prominent
on the Georgetown schedule, and III
every instance that the two sleyerts
have clashed "a red-hot scrap far the
years og tire teanle from the South
succeeded in making scoreless tia
with the locals. while last fall George
town was defeated byga single touch
The closeness Of these battles of the
past has served to make the players
gon both aggregattons anxious Tor vic
to ~ end hence there Is certain ... o be
til ose vi no ia Ike part. he5outcome Will:
also play a prominent part In the
deciding of the South Atlantic gridironl
championship. s
tic With 's0p greatly sRifted lineup.
Walsh is to be used some at quarter
back and sitterding will be utilized
Hegarty is suffering from a tardy at
tack the stomach epidemic which
created such furore a week ago. 1t
Is Very likely that he Will not be IN
toys. This. however, will not, be as
severe a handicap as 1t would seem.
since Carter. BarriscelloS and BERGEN
have all been used a an end In prac-
/ tice during the past week.
From tackle to tackle the team will
start out with all the regulars, az will
| also be the case at both halfback
places. Fury and Dunn being sure 10
| be ut enough to start the struggle.
t5Vlynen, the veteran line plunger, will
| replace Walsh at fun back, while Kraft
and carrigan vii be held in reserve.
Beyond the fact that Davidson beat
the Tarheels in a close game. while
Washington and Lee trimmed David
son, not much is known Of the renl
at Chapel Hill had very little trouble
| Forest last Saturday, so I tEWould seem
: that 1t was rounding into the trua form
which was expected OF It when the sea-
son opened. The squat Is composed
of the largest array of veterans and
+ all-Southern men that have ever re-
/ ported for any team In the South and
hence, though 1t Jagged at the start of
| the year. there is no reason why It
should not come strong against George
! town. 4 SCI
The Hllltoppers, make no conceal
ment OF the fact that the man they
| fear most Of the visitors Is Winston.
|! the speedy end of the Carolina ma
l chine, who has proven! himself a
!, conundrum to all OF the tacklers this
! side OF the Mason and Dixon line for
some years. With this lad to carry t e
h t,,1I1Ifand with a. veteran and heavy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
trustee. Entertain Teach err a

a DanVfllN, -Va.,e October s28.-The white
teachers in the three public schools in
this city to-nl ght were entertained In
the handsome new Bison Park School
by the memt ers of the hoard OF trus-
steers. An attractive program was reR-
tdered 3 and a very ENJOYABLE evening
was spcnt III S9s ssss ai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
Held for. Grand ~ Julr,.y,,,,

panvllle, Va, october g 8..-Ben 8Poss1e,,v;
days ago, charged with obberys and
assault, was held for tn 40 tionSo 81 I'll Ia
grand Jury here to-d ay. It IS alleged
he knocked down "a nd bbed a oolpred
porter, WI o was eturning to the store
With some money COL lected Fforfthe 4 rrn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
invitations i1t nj ], Is,s.,ul i Cd .

Especial to Tine Times-lDlspatoh.1.l -
Mr@ and Mrs. Villlann 4 G.. Carpenter
have issued cards to the MART age of
their daughter, Alma Carey Ito Waiter
David sstokley, the ceremony Il to- 6
list Church. sEs4 ,i9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
Calp,u,p,,..,-....w1.otop,da,,.

Lynchburg, Va. October 2S.---Jess Il.
.Capps and Miss Ida L. Woodall.s both
OF Lynchburg, We're married .Vvednes-
day afternoon in the clerks Office of
the Campbell county Circuit Court, at
Rustburg, the Rev. G. "A. SWoodson off,
lciating. The couple will reside in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
D nIahm,,out Posts IrorfeIt Mon,.,,y;s N

E!h1cago E8 y, Wsslf
slahmou M
tnesaranoe iS for q mat CHI either with
Zbyszko " 8ors 4 Go orge aas Hack ana hmidt.:
fZbyszko's NAM ~ alread y has Is al
s3l. 900 lin Ruff IL. yi cha llenEe TOR
arrange a seriss OF clint ma ionmat chaa
fhatWeen{ Il ackens Sc md Dit, Hbygzk p 4 and
himself to deternl In So 10 shall have
sthla right 70 sGhall enE y Gotch.