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BLOOD TRANSMISSION
Interesting Operation IN Which Roht
Frame Gives vial Fluid TO save
Life Of Brother

Nu interesting op' alton aud go. col
Tho nr.f Of itf kind boz Wheeiins Was
performed yesterday morning when
Robert Franc gave ur pin of his
blood feb sayc the ITO of his brother.
William The operation VAS Der
formed OF the home col their father.
Jefferson Frame. Eleventh and Eon
streets
s f'v weeks aso. William Frame. "a
chauffeur hnd humorous cancer 20.
moved from DIS bsrk luI DO. opera
ZION isft him vsa. and anscmie The
attending physician decided that Do
"as uec'ssar, iur trsu--r..,u of
blood 200 s1F. h.- r'r. and DIS brother
so.un'"erod -o furnish fhe n,s fud
The Instruments and methods for 800
operation az thus .ni. were Invented
Dy Dr. George Grille. of cleveland. %
nd h. done by tho surgeon tapping
De hrachal artery or on. of Us
branches. Ht means Of special de-.
vice. the artery 10 attached 20 one
" The veins ~ The patient
The operation appears 20 have been
successiIl. and 10 is believed that
William viii recover Outside OF 90
Itt'e weakness caused hv fhr loss or
blood Robert Frame d.d nor appear
20 be- materially affected
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khaki and takes them out 20 the
prison camps. where they labor Cd
the road without armed guards The
men thrive physically AMI do good
Nork. Recently some free men have
been employed on road Jobs near d..
and Tynan's couvicts beat the, men
both Ola 90, quality % their wors
and al baseball
The matter Of clothes may seem a
mere detail OF prison management
Actually 10 must pene,rat, a long
way into the consciousness ~ every
prisoner o. any Intelligence and sen
sitivouess
lIumanitarianlsm ia those putty
hearted days may 20 too Tar. Warden
Tynans idea % wearing stripes FOR
NJ least FIX months is very likely a
wise provision 70 make tho iron OF
disgrace scar tho very heart of the
criminal
Under This method. the graduation
from stripes 10 khaki may be quite
AN incentive 10 good behavior In so
FAR as the prisoner shows himself
willing to live the normal life or
work and service and harmony with
mo state. he may well be allowed fo
assume the normal dress o' the citi.
zen
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PRISON STRIPES

The recent announcement that the
Atlanta federal jail is 10 give up the
n""it OF costum.ng prisoners in
stripes is one az tho many changes
taking place In prison methods. Law.
makers and prison officials bav.
tried vide range OF methods OF
dealing with criminals some men
now living can recall the DAYS when
The ial or simsbBry. Co.,. uscd 10
chain the prisoners feet fo iron bars
and their heads 10 iron beams. the
quarter rocking With Nth
A. fhr other extreme ar. The
prisons o. Japan. where the criminals
are raid for their worl and given
such hanp, time that they often
return voluntarily The Japanese
idea OF prison clothing is blue and
brown .moro. ~ comfortable ap
rsaruuor
Warden o. D r.naa. OF Colorado
state prison. notable figure among
modern prison managers keeps bis
men .n stripes for six months After
chat BIOL 'ates on thc hated badge OF
degradation.
" won uIi give mo square deal
b." 'hen SAYS "tU giye you one Be
honcs' to mc and yourself
Then H" pu's his men in olive erces
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Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosoph:r

went downtown ono night this great and good
nan SPEAK famous man Of high views on
themes have weight The han vas rackcs with
IhE NNDl DANES and gents Who gladly their 6ftv cents
WONDER 10 see ana hear a man ~ ,,--. -. 60 49,, = y,
worlds big game. The cocs az last struck hair a.,
eight men Squgg legal WetcrVeEh got 10 20 introduce the
guest ne bowed his hand uron his fbsb,
he'd gut 20 less than hitccn minutes Nit where
couldn't flee and plunged dcer misery he touched on all
things IN his talk on Lexington Plymouth on setting
ana Nage nos ana exc the green % on taH
schedules ana the way Co hni market The hours ~
on the clock broke down the lights through s The
he talked until hc daylight h- sut The mai, ~ g.
vas lying sence>s the floor Knocked hy The village no.
do not doubt that day suffered in the same sad ~
and you'll agree that suh skate the scrccs sort ~ f
WALT MASON
ooI5r.-I i.il - ,ls.a,
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GOOD ROADS
''s plsns Beng Nsoe b. coss
To'S' Ao.oes,ss for Nes,ng
This North.

700 roads advocates ere mat.ag
e.aDDrate plans Tor GOOD roads
.n.ee.'ng 10 De- held iu thls CTS 11
.eotemoer 1871. 81 the board %, ,-sf-
This meeting viii no doIa.
'alsey attended and ne promoter
-fs no" arranging f0 bring clsr.ss
- and other veil known gasI
reg advocates ~ deliver adgf..t..
'n'o county has The best roads ia
- slate With the posshr. .r,eo.
-on o. Jen@rson and iserseiey .1 no
easIerh Panhandle EnDrfs Arc be-
ne made By local citizens 20 have au
Ga unfinished work in tb.a rog-.y
~ l',etso next spring and for MS
sa-on the.e me-tiugs are being he'd
y revive interest
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Manchu dynasty. \ number of cro-
'esque imperial edicts. making con
c"Ssions 20 the revolutionary sent
ment have been issued from Picking.
and they Indicate the panic into which
the hanchus nave fallen. Chinese
politics and Chinese motives are en-
tireiy 700 complicated FOR vessrn
minds 90 grasp. but from the present
turmoil IN the Cover, ainsdom. some
measure ~ liberal government IL
almost bound 10 result
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JUSTICE HARLAN on -PuRE
DEMOCRACY"

your wears aEo mo Ker,ucky
'oc.e'y ia $sW YORK celebrated the
10th anniversary % the appointment
OF Justice John ". Harlan 20 IN.
supreme bench. Many distinguished
lawyers. iur.sts and statesmen ve,e
present Mr. Harlan made a remark
able address IN which he outlined orr
.h"ory - government. the rover. or
iAe state and federal governments
under 'ae constitution and their re
'Silon 20 each other Incidentally he
made reference 10 pure democracy.-
The following extract from bis ad
dress i- OF special interest ar the
present time
rl- Rational Eov.r.m,ut p .....LJ
.tt' 'r f~nIruhsret. Isl pne or limited
,--+ ti,i rp1er-. and ls nat pure
f~rn 7~rarv fr which fhe win - "A r1Dr-
lar majority a. expressed a, ~. rSlts M
iiff mar vine becomes itrfuelfrfaft.
it~ supreme lbN 10 j. q representative.
'ri.. .n Nhl the Viii - the people
- 10 ascertain-si in a prescrihsi
node nrt 'arried into effect only Nv
appointed AGENTS desiSnafed BY tie pe8.
pie tasinse .se~ IN the manner indicated
BY law
The Cons,itution - 20 10 taken a..
H~n ming what 80 words In their natural
uffI .r sense Import. aul 2 the r,-uuf.
If ..fr SOM rfNiug different. that lustru-
ren'. ra-f be amended In the name
'ti ''l. ir tie manner prescribed by
Den .- bold stst % tho broad ami
There H.i t~f safe rules - coustlfu-
..'f ti ..r.f Traction approved PCS rr~
h'...r .n. r..AHi'-nei nY judicial De-. is-
N- TO- .' doing re VIII sustain our
N'fi system .uder which the r.V.rr.
h' ~ '." n.uu - forbidden 10 ever
u' s~~sri implied lon.
HhI.r ne -fsf-s vii NOT I~ hInd-r.t .r
fFfI-UFI 500 f.- stsr...s ~ fh. f.lv,.-s
"'i.' have NOT been .lrr.ri-r.,i ts az.
.nneflfsfIor'
How different Is tbis broad and
sane definition OF the government
provided Ia our constitution. from Tho
Wild theories Of the initiative. refer.
"ndIm aud the recall our fathers
created q representative government
designed 10 protect the rights ~ the
minority from the arbitrary Will or
'h" majority. designed 20 insure sober
discretion. sound discussion. compro-
mise and concession In legislation
All of these the rcvolutionaries OF
90" present day would destroy I'm
their haste 10 de- things they would
Wipe out The safeguards which insure
reasonable consideration and which
have been our national mains,ays
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1905 ana ending on sepiemb.- --
ias'. The end of the fiscal year ,....
va collected by the tax comm. ....
W. Dillon. 4 B Whit. If.
l"~ntond and Pred g. Blue ...
run 81 i.3f.feZso. or an ayerar. f.f
year OF t1G35I7s
H'-e hF1ref preFrnf comrl-t.l
NAV VIII speak for Itself
f"f me purpose ~ shoulrg re
~IDN'n OF the receipt from .ri.-.
enc. iafes. The amount receive l.-
t-s ea,h Of The laft seven veal. ..-.
-s ~hich ihe Tax department 10.
o'"h collecting the taxes. b. eIt.a.
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Tile plain people OF thr country
may realize pretty soon shat this
ghost dancing bf s parcel o.. mischief
med loi'Ic.lue is costing them.
and then there viii be revuisior OF
4"u''w~nt IN mo direction OF plain
American horse sense Milwaukee
sentinel
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Nuo aiesad became OF
1ss saoroh music and the hymns
OcasiohaHy %
& s y popular and Will aAays be
tone adopted
~ rue Lowell Mason in whispering
me ~ and The bAbbing OF he
' ron INC lnonaon or incubation public
sunday he listening something
OF me preacher brought melody his pencil
he
me tenor par and next the bass
me which the
~ lie handed TO the soprano her
a asked
par niue later when The hymn he
and played The
interest - h'''
on The toowns Sunday the sung and vh rra,
success Incident had happened
WIN Federal street Boston AMI he
or hat and
has been accepted by Christians m be
Important he
copyright l'il. By = Edwards \ gh
Memory. ''" '' 'iNS'.''
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bookings on tho presidential ban.
p"et circuit. beginning December
ueNt. are nov being made Washing
ton Post
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There is This about d. u ans money
can be made our OF unscrambline
eggs Mr. Morgan viii find way ol
doing it-Dctroif Journal
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New News of Yesterday
The famous Hymn That sOrsnq From lone Of voje.
~ z J. es~sraaJ

II - " .s .lsays took
h. there choir had afo- :. go r.s.
Q STAT NV 49, 0a-Nn 'e'fs OF "
Bs~cher atribui lcsirs n. music ~ .B,, s,
- eaaly anractlye -
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some of his friends seem to lear
tho laFoilette machine may boz gear
cd so that BE- VII run away '-om tho
rest In lbs party - Paul Dispatch
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Ih" reason charity begins at home
II because if it began dosu town 30
mieht have to walk home Galveston
News
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Pertinent
Comment
China ana Philad,lnhla

China rs dispoacd 20 waAe ~ and
iHrow on the yoke. bat Philadelphia
remains sfandpaf -Chiccgo Record
Eerald
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national legislation. 30 long will they
and IN Wm. Il Tai, a chan pion who
'- able 20 defend them
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% Is 1oy hood DAYS ~hen his father the great Con.
sfesAtiona preacher 90 N-N Enstard I,-nan pee.b.r
~as pastor % church in Boston
~ "a a~-Ays been with = o. pride B--cn.
- 'NS~ SAD nat recall that the rrst great vork
-ol- % IT LoNeh Mason in the way teaching
~hAt The true music Ia church service
%" occurred ~heu be had Of the choir ~
" is.hers church In BOston I hearing 70
sai1 tnAi people used 20 al parts o., the
'"4lTS ho' 20 much 20 hear Lyman Re-chef prracl
a. 10 near Lowell MasOns choir and ny father A
~ays felt that Lowell Mason and HE choir contrbutc
Wv" a. mich 20 the influence gained by LYMAN Beech
ers church IN Boston a. did Lyman fBeecher MIN
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.iai f'f r-f~t -sarais1t tsfts
eli Do seen that DURING Nh. 80
W. year. fhe receipts from tsi. =
''I'e has been 600 000 n year M
y reasonable o. suppose tiaf nr
WV not fell below fhIr. bst.
On me contrary. viii ircreare
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Steamed Shei Oysters. peek.
SIC: peek, zoe. THE SENATE CAFE.
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Fschsnef Daily. EHr-pf -l-lay. ~
Ant~1lEsnc~r F4sDsa4rE s1rtarg
The Washington times., 1911-05-03
Writer in Munsey's
Describes Picture Shows

Speaking of motion pictures, the
charge for admission is seldom more
than 10 cents. To offset this, however,
from the managers point of view. he
has no exorbitant headliners' salaries
to pay. no orchestra, no seat coupons
to print. and only one or two ushers to
hire. Besides. he need not advertise in
the daily newspapers.
There are. moreover. no disputes TO
settle with the performers about the To-
cation Of dressing rooms or positions on
the bill. and no regular treasurer need
be engaged. In his place, the moving
picture impresaric needs only a neat
looking girl cashier, posted in a glass
cage as close 10 the sidewalk as the law
will permit-in order. ! suppose, to get
a patrons money before ne has time to
change his mind about going inside. For
there is no denying that the film habit
distinctly lacks class"
Managers go into the game because
the risk is almost nil, and thousands Of
people patronize it simply because they
haven't the price to nav for flesh and
blood entertainment. In fact. cheapness
is rampant all along the line of the
kinetoscope, even to the pay that writ
ers of the scenarios draw. Although II
is much more difficult to devise a good
wordless play than one IN which dia-
logue can be used. the authors receive
for the most part only so to S25 per
piece.-Matthew White. r.. In Munseys 8
Magazine.
The Washington times., 1911-05-03
.BALDHEADSMEET
BEWHISKEREDFOES
War of Words Bravey Fought at Press Club and Honos
Are Evenly Divided as Poltc Judges Diplomatic
ally Sidestep Issue.

FURNISHED dome, 1 imagined the whole
world was bald" Then the Senator
told how splendid crop of hair adorned
his knob" like halo of glory and
then of his downfall with:
But, alas, these raven tresses
Like autumn leaves began 10 fall
They fell until my head resembled
That thing they call billiard ball.
Senator Taylor said that from that
time he had had an aversion to halr
ard whiskers, in fact. he had had noth-
born equal, also bald" he said, there
fore badness is a sign of democracy
and equality"
Wiley's Plant.
Science gave the animated hedges an
awful setback when DIR. Wiley arose
and confirmed the defenders of the
doorknob side of the argument with tho
statement that spinage grown chins are
unhealthy. He claimed that the advan-
tages the hedges provide as wind-breaks
and cold preventers are entirely offset
by the fact that they provide a nest
for disease germs.
"Whiskers may be beautiful, but they
violate the pure food and drug acts, .
declared the connoisseur OF delectable
Viands, whereupon II was contended
that DR.. Wiley was not authorized 10
rule on the question.
And so some of the most prominent
men in the nation-the men who really
determine its destinies-joshed each 9TH
er for hours with wit and foolishness.
They reveled in the freedom and in
formality of the debates. Indeed, there
was not one present who did not go
home with the feeling that neither
whiskers nor a bald head should trouble
him for he had dipped in the foun-
tain OF youth.
The Washington times., 1911-05-03
Agriculture Expert
Will Lecture Tonight

w. E. Stafford, of the Department of
Agriculture, is to give free lecture to-
night under the auspices of the Peoples
Gardens at the Ingram Memorial Con-
gregational Church, Tenth street and
Massachusetts avenue northeast. He
will show a large number of colored
pictures illustrating the possibilities of
flower culture about the homes of
Washington. The lecture is part of
the series given in various sections of
the city under the auspices of the
American Institute of Architects and
the Peoples Gardens upon the beautif1-
cation of Washington. e.
The Washington times., 1911-05-03
Conquers Asthma, Group, !
Bronchitis, Deafness, Catarrh

For Bronchitis, Catarrhal deafness,
Catarrh, Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat
HYOMEI is sold on money back plan..i
HYOMEI pronounce IT HIGH-O-ME)
ends catarrh because it gets where the
disease is and kills the germs. II isn't
medicine that you take into the stom-
ach: IT is a highly antiseptic, soothing,
healing balsam which you breathe
through little inhaler directly over the
infiamed and irritated membranes.
Get an outfit today; 1t costs only Sl.00S
open the box, take out the inhaler and
bottle of HYOMEI, pour few drops of
HYOMEI into the inhaler then breaths
it-that's all you have to do. A few
minutes a day will do. It's just as easy
to breathe with a HYOMI3I inhaler as
without one. Extra bottles of HYOMEI
only cost 30 cents at Henry Evans and
James O'DonneH and druggists every
where Book about HYOMEI and its.
uses free from Booths Hyomei Co..
Buffalo, n. Y.
The Washington times., 1911-05-03
Read the Facts and Judge for
Yourself

w. p DeWoIf, r. F. D. No. 4, Con-
neout, Ohio. writes. II tried many rem
edies, but my asthma grew worse.
had to sleep in a reclining chair, 1
used nearly two bottles of HYOMEI
and have had no asthma since: II was
nVe years ago that the cure was made
Mothers of Young children should
read and save this: In an attack of
Group send for the doctor at once In
the meantime put 30 drops of HYOMEI
into bowl of boiling water and hold
the child's head over 1t covered with
cloth or towel so that the vapor is
breathed. This treatment has saved
many children's lives and mothers
should always have bottle Of HYOMEI
on hand $50 cents).
The Washington times., 1911-05-03
Milk Wagon Driver
Is Hurt in Collision

Charles Cromwell, seventy-siX years
old, who lives on the FoXhall road. is
AT Georgetown University Hospital with
a fracture of the right arm, which he
received this morning when the milk
wagon he was driving was struck by
trolley car. He was at the intersection
of the FoxhalI and Conduit roads. The
aged man was thrown from the wagon.
which was slightly damaged. G. L.
Knott, an employe of the War College
who was a passenger, assisted the in
jured man to the hospital.
The Washington times., 1911-05-03
Struck by Pool Ball;
Now in the Hospital

Suffering from blow from a pool
ball. which some one caromed on his
head, William Pearson, of 1l3-A F'if-
teenth street northeast. is at Casualty
Hospital this morning. The police say
that Pearson was in the Luna Pool
Club. on Fourteenth street northeast
last night and endeavored to demolish
one of the pool tables.
One of the other members didn't think
that was just chubby" and so made
carom shot with one of the balls,
which landed on Pearson's head. The
table was damaged to the amount Of
*
The Washington times., 1911-05-03
Last of Far East Talks
Will Be Heard Tonight

With the discussion by four speakers
of the subject Problems and Policies"
the sixth and closing lecture of the edu
cational series on the Far East given
at the Public Library will he held to-
night at 7:45 o'clock.
Mrs. George I. Prewitt. Mrs. John n.
Culbertson, Mrs. J. Z. Gilbert, and Miss
Alice Clark will speak
The Washington times., 1911-05-03
Negroes Seen Leaving
Store; Razors Missing

Two negroes were seen coming from
the store of George Kopsaly, s2S Penn
sylvania avenue, early this morning.
and later S in money and razors AMI
clothes TO the value OF SIS were discov-
cred missing. The police of the First
precinct are endeavoring to locate the
negroes,
The Washington times., 1911-05-03
Du Points War Record.

Senator Henry Algernon ,lu Pont of
Delaware has the longest biography in
the Congressional Record. His war rec
ord occupies a full page.
The Washington times., 1911-05-03
Taft Has a twin"

President Taft has a twin" in COM
Gress. He is George r. Malby. represents
ing the Twenty-sixth New York district.
Both were born September Is. 1851
Arizona republican., 1911-10-17
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT is STUDENT
AT EVANS SCHOOL.
Young Man is in his Second year at
the Well Known Training School
Southeast of Mesa.

Archie r. Roosevelt son of Theo-
dore Roosevelt, arrived in Mesa YES
terday morning and went Immediately
10 the Evans school for the commence
ment of his second years work in that
institution. When Colonel and Mrs.
Roosevelt were here last March they
spent nearly two days at the Evans
school on a visit with their son and
before they left the valley they had
made arrangements for Archie to en-
roll for this years work
Archie lacks some of his fathers
characteristics and then again he is a
chip off the old block. He is very fon !
Of horses and last year owned one #
the best mounts at the school The
boys personally look after their own
horses and Arches always showed
signs Of the best of care and consid-
Grafton. The lad is rather frail but he
is nevertheless energetic and rather
keen when it comes TO driving a bar
gain but at the same time he is very
gentlemanly a characteristic for which
he would be noticed even though he
was the son Of Bill Smith from Peach
Tree Crossing.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-17
A Pint Of Unequa|ed
Cough Syrup for Soc
Ths Quickest, surest Cough Remedy You
Ever Used, or Money Refunded. Stops
Even WhoopIno Cough Quickly.

You may not need the 50 which 6ocent
bottle of Pinex saves you, but you do need
the wonderful effectiveness of this famous
cough remedy. 1t will usually stop the
most obstinate deep seated cough inside of
"a hours, and has no equal for whooping
cough.
A 50cent bottle Of Pinex, mixed with
home made sugar syrup, gives you full
pint-a family supply OF the most pleasant
and effective cough remedy you ever used.
Easily prepared in ave minutes-directions
in package.
The way this takes hold of Q cough and
gives instant relief, will make you regret
that you never tried IL before. Stimulates
the appetite, is slightly laxative and tastes
good-children take IL willingly. 1t has q
wonderful record in cases Of inoipient
lung trouble and is splendid for Group,
asthma, bronchitis, throat trouble, etc.
Pinex IL q special and highly concen-
trated compound Of Norway White Pine
extract, rich in guaiaool and other natural
healing pine elements. Simply mix with
sugar syrup or strained honey, in q pint
bottle, and it is ready for use. Used In
more homes in the q. S. ana Canada than
any other cough remedy.
Pinex has often been initiated, but never
successfully, for nothing else will produce
the same results. The genuine Is guaran-
teed to give absolute satisfaction or money
refunded. Certificate of guarantee is wrap
ped in each package. Your druggist has
Pinex or will gladly get it for you. II not,
send to The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind
Arizona republican., 1911-10-17
No. O1307.
NOTICE OF CONTEST

Department of the Interior. United
States Land Office, Phoenix. Ari-
IONA. October II, 1911.
To Julia Ann Robinson of Phoenix
or Glendale. Arizona, or Muskogee,
Okla. COntestee:
You are hereby notified that AL
bert Kruger who gives Phoenix. Ari
iona, Box 9s4. as his pOstoffice ad
dress, did on August 81, 1911. file in
this office his duly corroborated ap
plication to contest and secure the
cancellation of your Homestead Entry
No. ........, Serial No. 013207, made
February 6. 1911, for Lots l & ,, So
NEA, Section 5, Township north.
Range east. G. & s. r. Meridian.
and as grounds for his contest he al
leges that said entrywoman has Who'll
ly abandoned said land for a period
of more than six months last past,
has made no improvements upon the
land. and has cultivated no part