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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Charles H. Collett of Dover, n. H,
was, Friday, elected captain of the
Trinity College football team for next
year. He is member of the Junior
class and has played halfback on the
eleven for the past two seasons.
Robert K Marmion of Washington,
the young football player who was
injured in game, Thursday, at Bal
timore, was able, Friday. TO return to
his home at Washington. While he
was knocked unconscious, it was said
at the hospital that he was not as
badly hurt as at first appeared.
Football and track DIS" were
awarded. Friday, by the Dartmouth
Athletic council. Three members of
the track team and 16 of the football
squad were included in the list. Among
the recipients are; Track, Paul Har-
mon, Woodfords, Me, football, Ma
thaniel Whitmore, Brunswick. Me.
Plans of Chicago boxing promoters
have been disarranged by the county
authorities of Kenisha, Wis. A num-
Der of bouts had been agreed upon for
Kenosha, but the refusal of the sheriff,
Thursday. to grant n permit for "a
fight between Johnny Coulon and
George Kitson there on Dec s, il is
believed, will put stop to boxing in
definitely. The sheriff made no an
nouncenent of his future action. but
promoters were given to understand
that no moro prize fights would be
permitted there for some time TO come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02

WHEAT-Spot irregular; No red a5A
elevator export basis and 96a' b ahoat
NO. northern Duluth 112a o b atioat;
fecelpts 1920; shipments 1890
CoRN-Spot firm; export new 30 b
anoaL 70 arrive; receipts 1875,
% SISpot steady; futures market
PoRIKzm ., family 1950a21 90, short
BEEF-Steady
CUT MEATS--Steady
LARD-Easy; middle west 920d9.30; re-
@7A
SuGAR-Weak; muscovado 50 test 4A,
centrifugal 50 test 494; molasses 50 test
4l9; refined quiet
BUTTER-Fdrm; receipts 5000; cream
cry specials S7ai extras 36y: first 33D35
seconds 39g32 thirds 27G28: creamery
held specials 34QS4a, extras 20l33 first
2ssQSl; state dairy common to fair 33q2s.
process special 26G2; extras Is.
EGGS-f1rm; receipts 1862; fresh gath
cred extras 42Q44; extra first 33S040. first
1909; seconds 2sqs2; thirds BIOS, held
fresh poor TO far 2l@2S; refrigerator dir
ties HQl9; state, Pa. and nearby hem
merry whites fancy new laid 5fd57; do. Sc
lected whites s far to good 45a55, state.
do. gathered brown and mixed colors
gal. All other grades butter and eggs
UNCHANGED from Mondays prices
POTATOES steady Bermuda late
crop per Dbl. 4@6.50, Scotch, English and
Idish per 1853 lbs. 260dg 20. southern
sweets las per barrel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
new YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Dec Politics and money
rates were the foremost considerations
today. in Wall street. Politics was
brought TO the fore principally because
Congress is to assemble, next week can
money was. still held at figures much
above the levels which have prevailed
for several months until the last few
days Loans were placed as high as .
per cent, the maximum reached,
Wednesday. Both these influences We're
bearish and speculative sentiment CORE
sponded. The pressure which has been
directed against the stock market most
of the week was continued and prices
sagged, although losses We're not heavy
For the first time in almost year,
out-of-town banks Were extensive lenders
of money in this market, The high rates
for call money attracted much OF this
outside capital especially from New
England and the Middle West. Interior
banks are stronger than local institu-
tions, whose resources are threatened
with further depletion, this week., by
reason of the continued outflow to Can
ada and the Pacific coast. The move
ment continued, today. with the ship
ment of coo TO San Francisco, bring
ing up the total loss during the recent
outflow 10 ST., 600. Known movements
of money for the week indicate cash
loss by the banks of between 100000
loss. by the banks. less confidence was
shown today, of speedy return to low
rates than was expressed when rates
first began to stiffen, The effect of pe-
was largely negative. Traders displayed
the reluctance TO buy stocks which is
usual when the converting of Congress
and the publication of the Presidential
message are close at hand
Northern Pacific was the eonspicuously
weak issue of that list, at one time rul-
ing TWO points below the previous close.
Trading was chiefly in the railroad
stocks and the pressure against them
was insistent during the morning al
though losses in most cases did not ex-
coed a point. In the last half of the
session the market became duh and to-
ward the close covering brought about
some improvements.
The copper shares were strong at the
opening on the advance Of copper stocks
IN London and the sharp decreases in the
supply OF the metal abroad as shown by
tie forenightly report The European
visible supply is now at the lowest point
reached since May of 1863.
Bonds We're irregular, with some of the
local traction issues again showing pro-
nounced strength. Total sales, par val
ne. s4,293.000 United States As regis
tered declined l-S on call
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BOXING NOTES.

Ed McGoortv and Jimmy Howard
will meet in Fond du-Lac, Dec. 4.
Phil Brock and Harry Donahue have
been signed for a bout in Peoria
Dec. Is
Buck Grouse and Leo Houck, the
rival middleweights. have been match
ed again to box in Philadelphia, Dec. ..
Mike Gibbons. the st. Paul boxer,
who looks like the coming welter-
weight champion, has been signed to
box Walter Coffey in New York, next
Tuesday night
Jim Barry has got himself 'in bad"
in San Francisco because of his ac-
tons the other night, it is said. He
refused to box Charley Miller unless
he got more coin and the promoter had
70 hand ii out to him. Then he made
the four-round bout tame, according
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02

"If the drinking person could only
stop 10 think this Thanksgiving. how
different the DAY would be-not only to
them, but to their family or friends, if it
was not for the demon drink. But that
"if" means a lot: he cannot stop TO think
while that poison OF alcohol is gnawing
at his Vftals Some people take an I'M
charitable view of the drink question
and think all drinkers are drunkards
through choice and not by chance. Some
may be, but not all of them. II you
should visit the police station Thanks
giving Eve and see the poor miserable
souls confined there, you would find
quite a number who could and would be
sober. desirable citizens if they could
only be cured Of that craving Tor liquor
They can be, as thousands of ex-patients
will gladly testify to, and personal in
vestigation of the Neal Treatment will
convince the most skeptical person, ply
stefan or charitable organization in the
Country, Arrangements can be made
for home treatment of alcoholism for
those that cannot come 10 the institute
There Is no homo treatment for drug adj
diction.
Neal Institutes are located in all of the
most principal cities of the United
States. Canada and Australia.
Wire ms and our private automooile
will meet you at the station in Portland
any hour of the day or night
The Portland Neal institute is locat'
ed at 90 Pleasant Ave, Woodtords
Station. Tel. 4216,
Rivsrton Park Cars stop al the
Institute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
$3.50 Recipe Free,
For Weak Men.
send Name and Address 1oday.''
You Can Have II Free and Be
Strong and Vigorous.

have in my possession a prescription
for nervous debility failing memory and
lame back, that has cured so many worn
and nervous men right In their own
Aomes-without any additional help or
medicine-that ! think every man who
wishes to regain his health. quickly and
quietly, should have a copy. So ! have
determined to send copy of the pre-
seription free of charge in a plain, ordi-
nary sealed envelope to any man who
will write me for 1t
This prescription comes from a physi-
can who has made special study OF
men and ] am convinced 1t is the surest-
acting combination for the cure of men
ever put together.
think / owe It to my fellow man to
send them copy In confidence SO thar
ary man anywhere who is weak and dis
couraged with repeated failures may
sspp dEugging himself with harmful pa
tent medicines, secure what l believe is
the understanding rstorative, upbuid-
zig, -SPOT-TOUCHING remedy ever de-
vEsed, and so cure himself at home quiet
y and quickly. Just drop me a line Ike
this: DR.. A. L. Robinson. 357l Luck
Building. Detroit Mich. and | will send
you copy Of this splendid recipe in
plain ordinary envelope free of charge
A great many doctors would charge 800
TO $500 for merely writing out a prescrip-
ton like this-but / send it entirely free.
deco cost
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
Thousands Of People Enjoying This
Year a Real Thanksgiving Thanking
the Neal Institutes

All over the Country. ex-patients and
families of ex-patients are going 10 en-
JOY real Thanksgiving this year, ana
when they gather at the festive board
giving thanks 10 the many blessings be
slowed upon them, they ere not going to
forget the Neal Institutes for giving them
a sober Father, Son or Brother 1t GER
tainly will be a day of rejoicing long TO
be remembered The table loaded down
with the good things. showing health,
happiness and prosperity and the
Father Son or Brother in the old place
he used to occupy before drink got the
best of him.
The following letter received by rs
from the wife of former patient who
took the treatment last February in
Portland explains itself
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
Hall and RodoInh Draw.

Eastport, Me-. Dec. 1-Henry Hall.
the Boston colored niddleweight box
er. gave a boxing entertainment,
Thursday afternoon, which attracted
nearly 200 sports Hail went six fast
rounds with al Rucolph. the Brook
Ign welterweight. and at the snIsh
both men We're without a mark and
ready for more. Hall had the better of
the first four rounds, but Kudolph
opened up in the fifth and sixth and
gave an exciting exhibition II clever
infighting. Hall was Is pounds heav-
Ter. and might have been winner
with small gloves, but Rudolph made
a good showing and the bout ended a
draw There we're six bouts between
local amateurs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
Boston Curb Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Dec ].
With the worlds wheat crop estimated
at l0iUo,O00 bushels less than last year,
the market for the cereal. today, took
a decided upward twist. Prices at the
close showed a half cent net advance all
round. Corn made a rise of to gale.
and oats gain of shade TO sQa. The
end end, OF the day left hog products at to
l04l3c. decline.
WHEAT-Dec. Gag, May ssi@g; July 94a
COkN-Dec. 63S464; May 64A. July 643Qs.
OAIS-Dee. 47ad4: May 1901; July i6s
MESS PORK-Jan. 1906; May 1850.
LARD-Jan. 9,224, May 9.45.
S 81 RiBS-Ian. S95d. 974; May 967i
FLOUR-Easy
RYENNo. 81
FEED-Or mixing barley 75Q9S
MALTING-Fair TO choice l20l 20
TIMOTHY SEED-13 GOALS Is
OVER-13 50Q20 25
MESS PORK-l5. $4,000
LARD-902l.
SHORT RIBS, SIDES-S. l2s.
Car lot receipts. Wheat % cars with
OF contract grade; corn 285 cars with s
oil contract grade, oats 70 cars Total re-
ceipts or wheat at Chicago, Minneapolis
anu Duluth, today, We're 96S cars com
pared with 429 cars last week and 1865
cars me corresponding day a year ago
BUITER-Firm, ereameries 26G36; dali
ries 24Q90
EGGS-Firm; receipts 1866 cases; at
market, cases included, 22G2S, ordinary
HfstS Zo421; prime firsts 3d.
Enthusiastically, 1450lb1
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Andy Morris Easy Winner.

Portland, Me-, Dec. Thursday eve
hing at the Auditorium Andy Morris
Of Boston knocked out One Man
McCluskey OF New York in the fourth
round of the main bout of the eve
ming. After the first round Morris had
the better of the argument. He sent
his right to face with good effect very
frequently and McCluskey seemed to
be unable to retaliate or do much
blocking In the fourth round Morris
hit him almost at will. McCluskey
went down once ana then took the
count after Morris caught him on the
Jaw with his right.
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MantelI Has Close Shave.

Sacramento, Dec Frank Mantell
of Pawtucket, r. l., won a close de-
cision from Kid George of Stockton,
Thursday, in their 20-round bout be-
fore the Buffalo A. G.. Georges show
ing was a great surprise. He outfought
Mantell at long distance and cleverly
protected himself from MantelPs in
fighting. He had Mantell wobbly in the
18th round, but could not land the de-
cisive punch. Mantell won by his ag-
gressiveness and strong rally in the
la at rounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
Melody and Fleming Draw.

Bangor, Dec Honey Melody of
Boston and Kid Fleming Of Old Town
went six hard rounds before a big
crowd in the Auditorium, Thursday
afternoon. Had a decision been allow
ed it would probably have been a
draw, although some think Fleming
had shade the better of it. After the
first round it was stiff give-an-take
slugeing match, in which both men
landed some hard blows Fleming
rushed the fighting, but the Boston
man showed better work in ducking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
Cote outpoints Sailor Howard.

Newburyport, Dec. Cliff Cote of
Biddeford met Jack Howard OF the
U. S. S. battleship Tennessee in an
eight-round bout at the n. A. c.
smoker. Thursday night Howard was
outpointed, although Is pounds heav-
Ter than his opponent. The sailor was
fIoored three times and was badly
laced. 1t was evident that Cote could
have put him away in the eighth had
he desired, the Biddeford mans work
being very clever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
Johnny Moran Gets Decision.

Adams, Dec. Johnny Moran Of
New York got the decision over Pat
Rocco of Boston in a 12-round bout
before the North Berkshire \. c. here,
Thursday night. Neither showed
speed, particularly during the first
half of the match. Rocco, however,
steamed up a little toward the end.
but not enough to overcome the New
Yorw boys lead. Moran had slight
advantage in reach which enabled him
to use left jab with aggravating fire.
euency. His blows lacked force, how
ever, and he missed several eppor-
tunities to get in effective work after
the sixth round.
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Lone Mt. Grange.

Lone Mt. Grange of Andover, met for
an all-day meeting Nov. IS, In the town
hall. After intermission in which a de-
licous baked bean and pastry dinner was
served, Worthy ogerseer L. r. Hall took
the chair as master, business was I'm
ished and the Lecturer gave the 4ollow
ing program: Song. Grange; reading
Mrs 3. L. Akers; duet Mrs. Jack Bur-
CESS and Geneva Burgess; question.
What Successes or Failures Have Had
During the Year," Answered by each
brother
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YelIe Defeats Nc Donald.

New Bedford. Dec. Fired Yelle,
the clever Taunton boxer, sent his
fighting stock up considerably, Thurs
day night, by winning a decisive We
tory over Kid Mcdonald of Roslindaie
in l2-round bout before the Ne"
Bedford A c. McDonald's peculiar
style of defence and his astonishing
ability 10 take punishment have al
WAYS got him a draw or better IN MS
fights. but Yelle's hard, long-distance
hitting and his ability TO tie Mcdonald
I'm in the elinches were too much for
the Rostnnian.
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BANGOR. Maine. Nov. Is. lel

BANGOR, Maine, Nov. y. 1911.
Manager Neal Institute,
Dear Sir,-I thought l would write you
few lines and let you know how my
husband Is getting along. He has never
touched drop of liquor since he eleft
your place last Spring and We are gong
TO have a real Thanksgiving next Thurs
day. | have invited his Mother and Sis
ter to spend the week with us. When
l look back to our Thanksgiving last
year, ii makes me shudder. He says the
four years previous to hts visit TO you
seem like dream to him, 1t probc bly,
was, for he never drew a sober breath in
That time, but TO me IL was a reality
the suffering I went through ] can never
forget, no matter how hard | try, al
though he said few weeks ago that we
should forget the past and think of the
future, which | certainly will try TO do,
as the future looks so bright now. / was
worried for the first four months after
he got back afraid that something might
tempt him to drink again, but I never
think of it now. He has often spoken of
the three days in Portland and if you
ever come 10 Bangor We should like TO
have you spend three days with us I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
SPOR ING.

went into the ring Gallant proposed
that If both men were on their feet al
the end of the 18th thai they &c three
additional rounds, but Wood would
not agree In the last four rounds
Gallant had all the better of it. Gal
liant used a right swing to the jaw
with effect and he pounded Wood s
kidneys until the flesh was raw, while
Woods blows did not bother the Chel-
sea man. Wood was the aggressor in
the early stages, but he tired himself
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
Harvest Home.

Saturday evening, Nov. j. about 80
members Of Harvest Home Grange of
Brooks made a social visit TO Morning
Light Branch of Monroe, in response to
an invitation cordially given. The visi-
tors were received with every expression
OF cordially and friendship and were
gwen every opportunity possible to en-
Joy the occasion. An address Of welcome.
in verse, was given by Mrs. Laura Cur
tbs of the host grange. aud a response by
Marcellus J. Dow in behalf of the WIS.,
tors. A fine supper was furnished in the
banquet room which did credit to the la
dies of Monroe
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kiIhans and Ahel Evsn.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Dec. 1.-Johnny
Kilbane OF Cleveland and JAKE Abel
of Chattanooga fought eight terrific
rounds to draw here. Thursday
night. Abel was a slight favorite with
the crowd, however, having the bet
ter of the infighting. Many wagers
were placed that Kilbane would knock
out Abel In the eighth round Abel
staggered Kilbane in the first few sec
onds, but the latter rushed back
strong and barely gained the draw.
Red ,Ames, of New York won a decis-
ion over Fighting Kelly of Brooklyn.
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Tommy Berein Gets Draw.

Newport. r. l.. Dec. Tommy Ber-
gin of Lewiston, Me. and Demon
Young of this city fought Il rounds
before the Perry A. c., Thursday eve
ming, and while Young had a shade
the better of the open fighting the
bout went down for good draw. Ber-
cir forced the fighting from beginning
to end but he could not get away from
Young's straight right, which worried
the Maine boxer considerably.
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Joe Ieannette in Fiaseo.

Albany, N. H., Nov. 30.-The much
heralded battle between Joe Jeanette
and Bill Watkins, which took place
Thursday afternoon, was fiasco. II
Listed half a round. From the time
The men shook hands Watkins was
looking for a soft spot in the floor and
hucing 1t he laid down.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Manager Beloin of the New Britain
team of the National Roller Polo
League, Friday, notified President
Flanagan of the league that he had
decided TO give up his franchise. The
players We're paid off. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-02
Jones Puts It Over Hufnaale.

New York. Dec. 1.--At the Carlisle A.
S.. Thursday afternoon, Willie Jones
of Brooklyn defeated Frank Hufnagle'
an ex-amateur champion Jones
knocked Hufnagle down in the third.
eighth and ninth rounds
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Stopped in Third.

Millville, Dec. about 300 mem
ears of the Millville A. A. witnessed
the boxing bouts, Thursday night, the
principal event being a match between
Maurice Lemoyne of Webster and
Teung Troy of Millville. stopped in
ae third round after Lemoyne had
.,mmitted an alleged foul.
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SUNDAY
THURSDAYS soxiNG BOUTS.
o,Toole and Dundee Draw

Philadelphia, Dec. Tommy o.
Tooie Of this city and Johnny Dun
dee of New York appeared in the
windup at the National Athlete Club,
THURSDAY. and at the finish Of six tor
rid rounds a fair decision would have
been a draw
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The inability of Officer Paul s.
Merryman to identify any of the sew
en- Bath boys arraigned before Judge
Harry F. Thompson, at Brunswick,
Friday afternoon, charged with hav-
ing participated in the ARRAY at the
Maine Central station, last Saturday
night, caused Judge Thompson to dis
charge all seven. Judge Thompson
stated that he would be unable TO
convict them on the kind of evidence
offered by Officer Merryman. 1t is I'M
derstood that all seven boys came to
Brunswick expecting 10 be found gull
t. and that they were prepared to pay
their fines.
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New York Cotton Market,

New York, Dec
Suot closed uuiet points lower. Mid
ding uplands s.25; do. gulf $50. Sales
- h.
Galveston steady, %; New Orleans
81 adv. 3-1s. sar 1nnn1 einet is-t.:
charleston quiet. 81; Memphis quiet %.
Net receipts tor seven ruvs 4et
Exports to Great Britain 1884; to
france 45,0l2; to the Continent n9, 25s ~
aJapan 49, pol
Stock 1,262, 542
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Beeeher WHIPS BedeII.

New York, Dec. Willie Beecher,
the clever lightweight boxer Of the
East Side, gave joe Bedell a severe
trounc.ng in d l2-round bout at the Ir-
viii A. c., Thursday afternoon He
scored clean knochdown in the first
round and dropped Joe in the fourth.
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Goodman Moriarty Bout a Draw.

Lawrence, Dec. IA good-sized hol-
iday crowd of fight fans gathered at
the Unity Cycle Club here, Thursday
night, where Kid Goodman of Boston
and Jimmy Moriarty of Lowell We're
the main attraction. The bout went
the limit of ~ rounds and was de-
clared a draw by Referee Jimmy
Burke of Lawrence.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

: cATTLEI51eRIeeeipts $500. market strong
HoGs-Receipts 1900: market fairly
active, mostly 10 higher than Wednes-
days average; light 555q6 IS.
Sd q E n1l Receipts 10000; market steady
A; yearlings 4Q525; native lambs 4d6' 81
western 41l6 25 9 'a''-''
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Not enouoh for Gallant

Fall River. Dec. Johnny Gallant
of Chelsea and Bay Wood of this city
went ~ rounds 10 draw before the
members of the Colonial A. c., Thurs
day night Wood was overweight and
there was some delay before the men
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New York Money Market.

New York, Dec. J.
Prime mercantile paper 4Q4A per cent
Sterling exchange steady at 1926 for
90 days and at 20 for demand
Commercial bills 4323
Bar silver $50
Mexican dollars 46A
Government bonds easy.
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told him / was going to write you. so
the invitation is rom both of MS.
With kindest regards, | am
Yours sincerely,
MRS
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to report. when he could have stop
ped Miller at any period