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New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
THE STORAGE CHICKEN
It Ought To Be Perfectly Gooo
Eating. Saws Uncle Sam.

one Of the troubles about cold storage
according tn Uncle Sam, If that the abuse
Of this method of preserving food has cast
discredit upon its proper use.
cold stored poultry" saws circular
10 64 of the Bureau Of Chemistry re-
cent study OF poultry from the farm 70
the consumer" has too frequently been
synonymous with market stocks held for
sale In an unfrozen condition until the last
minute then put into the freezer in unde-
eirablc packages and already SHOW ing evi-
dences Of decomposition. Usually the
owner intends 10 remove and sell such
goods within a few days Too often II IL
weeks and months before they reach the
market, Deterioration has progressed
while in tho frozen state-slowlv, II is
true. but nevertheless unn,istaka bly-snd
decomposition hastens after thawing
Hence the consumer gets low grade arti'
Gle. and the reputation of all cold stored
produce suffers.
Yet II is a comparatively simple mat
ter. the circular saws. TO keep birds IN
GOOD condition from one season Of pro-
duction N another II kept IN properly
constructed storage warehouse. after be-
ing properly dressed. chilled and packed
all this being done with such promptnesS
that decomposition has not obtained even
a slight foothold, and II when taken from
storage they are properly thawen-that IS
in cold air. not in water-the cold storage
chicken which has been kept not longer
than from one season to another will. We
are told have a clear fresh color In the
skin which will be soft in texture. slip
ping easily from the muscles beneath H.
The flesh Of breast and thighs may he
very slightly deeper in color than I'm the
fresh specimen. but so little that the
change IS negligible from, practical point
Of view The fat is generally little
deeper in color and may have slight
taste and odor Of rancidity.'
Nine months is given as the limit OF
time during which poultry should be kept
in cold storage.
About the sixth month saws the cir
cular. "a careful observer, Judging by the
taste alone can tell the difference between
frozen poultry and that which is freshly
killed Up to nine months, however. this
difference is so slight that II is Of scarce
" more than scientific interest. But after
nine months. though undoubtedly the flesh
is wholesome and nutritious. there is a
loss in favor the degree of which is de-
pendent upon the length of time for which
the storage has been continued
The interval between the thawing OF
cold stored poultry and its receipt by the
housewife cannot be too short in the in
terests of good. wholesome food, We are
informed. and as for refreezng. that is a
most reprehensible practice and one which
must bear a large share of responsibility
for the prejudice against cold storage
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oficial Record and Forecast Washington.
Fsb. IA faint disturbance that was central
orsr Colorado on Sunday has increased greatly
n strength during the last tweaty-four hours
snJ moved 10 Western Missouri. II has caused
locai rains In Texas. Louisiana Tennessee. Ar
tsnsss. Missouri and Kansas. being heaviest IN
tns four last named states Rain has also fallen
IN ,he Pacific Coast states The temperature
es.t 0, a., Mississippi is high for the season
end the s'.aosphere scuncings made at Mount
weather Virginia. b. kites both on SUNDAY ana
Monday gsow that the temperature ny 20 l4.CuO
feet above sea level IS unusually hIBh Tor ths
reason and altitude -
The Missouri disturbance Will move east dur
,ng the next foTty-eight hours and cause ram
Tuesday Throughout the Ohio Valley. the sputh-
ern nortion OF the lake region and snow IN me
northern portion OF toe lake region. The ram
area Of Tuesday will Couhtless reach the middle
Atlantic states in the afternoon, and there VIII
r. rain Wednesday IL the south Atlantic states
ana SNOW or rain In New England and rain IN
The eastern portion OF the middle Atlatic states
occaeional rains are sSo ndiCsted over the
northeastern Rocky Mountain slope On Tuesday
and wednesday. ~
Lower temperatures in the plains states and
evsr TEXAS are probable during the next forty
eight hours. but no material fall Is anticipated
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
RG MISTER At TRAPS RETURN SPLENDID SCORES
Crescent Athletic Club Gunners
Turn Out in Force. 6

There vas a creditable muster OF clay
pigeon experts Yesterday at the holiday
shoot Of the Crescent Athletic Club az the
Bay Ridge traps, and. despite the poor
light conditions prevailing. some excellent
scores were made in the eight contests de-
ci1ed
Frank r Stephenson. shooting from
scratch. walked off with the honors Of the
day, for he returned three ful cards. show
Ing twenty five clay birds smashed on each
Besides winning the leg for the Lawson
trophy. in which contest there were thir-
teen other competitors ne captured the
prizes in two sweepstake matches. He also
won third trophy, breaking all but one OF
his twenty-five targets
feature Of the days sport was the
shoot for the Lincoln Day Cup. at fifty
targets. For this prize, offered by F. s,
Hyatt. eleven competed, the winner being
A. Blake. He returned card showing
forty eight out Of the possible fifty. heating
G. G. Stephenson and A. z. Hendrickson.
who tied with forty-seven each. by just one
target
II. NJ Brigham. an old favorite. who won
the ten-doubles contest, scoring sixteen out
Of the possible twenty, was allowed TO shoot
two more strings 10 qualify him to compete
later in the match for the Wesley Rich
ards gun. His second score was seventeen
and his third eighteen. G. n. Pulls, with
allC but one Of his twenty-five targets
smashed. won the leg for the c. r. James
trophy, and G. r. James, shooting against
twelve others. won the leg for the stake
trophy.
LINCOLN DAY CCr--so TARGETS-HAND1-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
FRIVOLOUS DOGS.

The philanthropic puppies Of New York
who are begging aims from generous
public for the benefit Of the free clinic for
animals compare favorably with Partisan
dogs. who squander their time In purpose
less social activities. According TO the
Paris journal" the up-to-date dogs of
that metropolis have a well developed So
cial system of their own. They even carry
visiting cards when they go calling with
their mistresses or masters. These are
tucked away in a little pocket OF their
outer coat The ultra fashionable Pom
has two sets Of cards which are duly left
on other dogs I'm his set. One card gives his
real name and pedigree. while the other
gives his pet name. Joined to the family
name of his mistress.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
VALUE Of cRETONNE
In SkiIfuI Hands 1t May Produce
Stunning Gowns.

Isn't that a stunning gown That's Gre
tonne, daddy-real English cretonne.' The
speaker, chic little maiden who had
paused with her father before the window
OF a small and exclusive shop on Fifth
avenue. went on in the most careful and
pajnstaking manner TO enlighten the ig-
norance of her dignihed companion as TO
the various points Of excellence for which
the confection in question was remarkable.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
OF Interest 10 tU0nen

man who made It. is medical director oi
the Nathan Straus milk depots.
II was grieved and astonished on h'p'
penng the other day into one of the down
town stations maintained by the committee
Of which speak" said Dr. Green TO nnd
that loose milk was being ladled out INTO
all kinds Of vessels, clean and unclean'
brought by the mothers. I'm sure doh
know why these things are done by COM
mittee that knows better. as this one does
for when II was started some Of the men
prominent In 1T came Ia Mr.. Straus for the
benefit of his experience. and he told them
that pasteurized and bottled milk was the
only safe kind. Now this committee Is
asking for money 10 start sixty new mhA
depots I hope II will never become more
interested in increasing its dividends than
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
Billiards 4 Racquet 4 Trap Shooting 4 Soccer football $oka
Dou6 6los Hz>ins Championship
Defeats Harold f. Mccormick. of Chicago f"
Finals for Racquets Title.

douglas was first 10 the bat, and vas III
mediately put out. Mccormick tooh 90
aces in the first hand and won oy
of 15-love. The third game was ''s,
nip and tuck all the way. On rea0h"s :
lS--all Douglas by his puzzling service 700"
five straight aces. winning the game WIN
a score Of IS to IL.
With two games TO one against MN NJ
Cormick scored five aces In his second manu-
in tho fourth game. while Douglas han oh,s
one. II was any ones game up TO "-a'i
when Douglas brought his effective pack
hand service into play. scoring FIVE straish'
aces on service, thus winning the game ana
match. Douglas has two legs on tne so''
racquet by to-days victory.
The scores by aces follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
HEADS BALL IN OWN NET
This Costs Critchleys a Soccer
Game with Strollers.

By scoring a goal IN the last minute 81,
play the Critchleys avoided being BANKED
in an association football match With the
Clan Mcdonald strollers. at Marquette
oval. in BROOKLYN. yesterday afternoon The
Strollers won by the score of goals 10 l.
after a hard fought match. in which the
victors tailed both Of their points during
faJ
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14

East OF the Mississippi River high temperatures
will lie somewhat warmer IN New England
"Wednesday. go
The winds along the New England Coast will
be moderate east. increasing Wednesday; middle
Atlantic Coast moderate and variable. becoming
eas, and brisk Tuesday afternoon; south Atlantic
Coast light south. increasing 10 brisk Tuesday
east Gulf Coast. brisk southeast 10 south; west
Gulf Coast. brisk northwest; Lake Michigan,
brick east. Increasing Tuesday afternoon
Steamers departing Tuesday for European
ports viii have moderate variable winds. mostly
north 10 east. and cloudy weather 70 the Grand
Banks
Forecast for Special Localites.-For New
England snow to-day: Wednescay. unsettled and
warner fOllored Dy STOW I'm interior and rain
on the coast. moderate east winds Increasing
Wednesday.
For Eastern New York. snow in north, cloudy
on the coast followed by rain this afternoon or
tonight Wednesday, rain ald warmer IN north
portion. increasing east 20 southeast winds
For New jersey Delaware ana Eastern Penn
sylvania cloudy to-day, followed by rain IN the
afternoon, Wednesday continued warm increas-
ing cast winds.
For tho District Of Columbia and Maryland.
increasing cloudn:ss to-day followed by rain In
afternoon. Wednesday rain. continued warm
moderate variable winds becoming east and
brisk
For Virginia. increasing cl0udiness followed
By rain. this afternoon or toni ght. Wednesday y
rain. colder IN western portion increasing south
wirds.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
ALUMNI DEFEAT VARSITY
Columbia Veterans Win Easy
Victory in Water Polo.

Tho Columbia varsity water polo team
was defeated Yesterday afternoon by the
alumni in the university pool by score OF
p to T. The varsity team was completely
outplayed by the veterans, and scored only
one goal Two Of their points. however.
were made nv Nom saal of the alumni
team. who In an attempt 10 throw the bah
to member Of his team hit his own goat
scoring for the VARSITY.
Cy Rissen. a former VARSITY captain. was
the star Of the game making three of the
alumnrs goals G. p. Trubenbach. who
captained the Columbia team In 1905. scored
the other goal for the graduates
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
SAYS CHILDREN LIKE POETRY
Library Worker Adds Fairy Tales
3s Other Favorites.

Miss A. Tyler. who spreads the chldren's
table at the feast of literature in the New
York public libraries, told the New York
City Mothers Club al the Hotel Astor
yesterday all about the books that modern
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14

Referee-Mr. Johnston, Steamship Lagle
Idnesmen-T Adamsoa. Critchelys, and James
Morrison strollers Goals-Bell and Poll stroll
iers ana Hsstie. Critcheeys Time OF halves
Forty-hve minutes
At Edison Field yesterday the BROOKLYN
Cel,ics defeated an eleven Of the Brooklyn
Football Club by the score OF goals 10
after leading in the FIRST half by 10 q.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
NEW YORK TO PLAY COLGATE

The basketball team of Colgate Cniver-
,,,, viii meet the New York University
i've tonight in the gymnasium AZ Univer-
s,tv Heights The teams are evenly
matched, and the contest promises to be
q close one.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14

Highest Temperature vesterlay g. degrees;
loVest 80: average a average for cores; ond-
ing date last year. 20, average for corresponding
date lsst th!rty-three years. 20
Local forecast CLOUDY. followed b. rain. this
afternoon OF tonight. Wednesdsv rain warmer;
Increasing east 10 southeast ~inds.s
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
ATTACKS A MILK COMMITTEE
DR.. Green Says It Serves Fluid to
Women in Their Own Vessels.

pointed attack on "a New York milk
committee which is asking for s30D010 with
which TO start sixty milk stations en-
Iivened the meeting OF the international
Pure Milk League at the Hotel Astor yes
terday, DR.. Arthur Randolph Green, the
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
orcial observations Of United stats. weather

Local Ofciai Record.---The following oricial
record from the weather Bureau shows the
changes I'm temperature for the last tpenty-four
hours in comparison with The corresponding date
of last year.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14

For Western Ney York. rain or snow to-day
end Wednesday: colder IN western portion
Wednesday. brisk east winds. shifting 10 west
For Western Pennsylvania. rain t1-dav and
Wednesday. brisk east winds. bcCiming north
west.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
'RIZE. 100 7 ARGE
DIChP.

SHOOT OFFS TARGETS-HANpICAF.
= ,.,ane 25G. II. Abbott. 2l
sHOOT-OFF FOR VISITORS CUPID IAN
7. sro.t. 23H. L. Hoyt. ..... o Il
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14

Tolch gosls-Bissell lN Q Trubenbach and
Rogow Thrown rolls-Nom saal Referee
Robert S,einemann. ObeTlin. Time % halves
Eight minutes.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14
AFTERNOON CANE

7 r,o-d,nana Poggenburg-l. 2. 2 |. s. II. 5.
.. ls. 20. i. 90 8. g. 81. IS. 1. T. 3. ~ II. !.
5 / So 3. l. 90 3. |, 1. o. o. 2. 2S. !. o. o, ..
Total. 400 Average 10 lo-Ss' Hish runs a.
5s 81. 10
Joseph Mayer. Philsdelphla-lo 3. o. l.. 81 E
Z. q. I. IL. 8 I. 10. >. q. IL, 3. o. 0. "a 81
O. 8 |, o. IL q, l. -. 81 4. q 81. =, IL o. o.
Total 3s3. Average. 10 3-4. High run' -
81 *.
Referee. Albert Cutler
EVENING GAME
Alhe,. poepsgeu-a, q, 3. .. ~. /. o. 0. I. Q.
Is. l. u.s. O. /. o. Q. il o, /. 80 IS. o, g. 2,
5. 10 o .. 10, :, o, o. II. o: O. ]. "a, I. .. y
3. 6, 2, I. o 8. AZ. Total. 400 points average
Edward W. Gardner--o. 81. l, o. 81. / /. O.
o, 3. l.; u. 9. o, o "a = o II o &c o. 20 10
81 . a q O 2 o. q ?: total, $50 points,
average. 49, 40. high runs. 81, - and 2i
Peferee--Albert g. Cutler.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-14

EXPLANATORY NOTES.
ooservzsoas taken At p ~. 18Th pehtisn fire Az
pressure fedoced 70 sea kysl.
sooas continuous lines, pass Trough points o eoz cir
pressure
oherns dotted lines pSss through points Of eousi en
persure drawn oniy tpr freezing 60 and 100 degrees
% Clear; O Party Cloudy, D Cioucy r Rain S sso@;
NJ Report missing. Arrows NY with The wind
FRS, figures inoicai. tempe siue second 2ihor pfscp-
taon on OF inch OF more jor "a hours ending . m yes
,erdsy thd wind velocity when i0o mixes per hour
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-19
Sobre conversion de una inscription de
possession en- de dominic.

Por cuanto, Fernando Jimenez y Ji
menez, vecino de Caguas, casado, ma
yor de edad y propietarlo, por conduc-
to del Abogado Francisco Gonzalez,
ha presentado una mocion ante esta
Corte, solicitando que Sc convierta en-
inscription de dominic la de possession
de la siguiente fnca:
RIstica, finca situada en- ell barrio
de Canabon del termino Municipal de
Caguas, compuesta de setenta cuerdas
media, equivalentes veinte y siete
hectareas, setenta areas, y noventa y
dos centiareas, lindante por ell Sur con
la SUCCESSION de Gimenez C6rdova, de
cuyos terrenos La separan ell camino
real carretera de Caguas Agrras
buenas, por el Oeste con terrenos de
la Succession Manuel Rios, hoy de la de
Don Antonio Guarch, por ell Norte con
los de Don Salvador Vieta, hoy sus
herederos, y por ell Este con91os" "sejIo-
res Borras Hermanos Esta ff11ca fue
segregada de otra compuesta de dos
cientas cuarenta cuerdas, la cual Sc
inscribi0 por pr imera vez en- el Regis
tro Ell virtud de expediente poses0rio
aprobado por ell Juez de primera <ins-
tancia de Caguas, Don Jose Mas Gel
pi, ell doce de Mario de mil ochocien-
tos .ochenta y ocho, de cuyo. expedi len
te Sc tom6 raz6n en- dicho Registro,
. las once de la maiIana del dla diez de
JUNO de mil ochocientos .noventa, Sc
gun la inscription primera de la finca
n1mero 555, al folio So, del tomo once
de Caguas. -.
Por cuanto, con la solicitud Sc acom-
pana certifcaci0n expedida por 'el Re
gistrador de la propiedad de Caguas,
creditiva de que han transcurrido mas
de seis amos desde la primera inserip-
cion de possession y que no existe nota
alguna que indique que la prescription
haya sido interrumpida,
Por cuanto, el Honorable sHerminio
Miranda Juez de esta Corte, ha orde-
nado que la pretension del promovente
Sc anuncie por medic de un edicto en-
ell periodico, Ell BOLETIN MERCAN
TIL que Sc edita en- San Juan.
Por .tanto, Sc .expide este edicto. que
Sc publicara en- ell referido periodico,
anunciando la pretensi6n del promo
vente de convertir Ell inscripcion de
dominic, la de possession de la fnca les
crita, fin de que los que Sc conside-
rem perjudicados, puedan. oponerse en-
el plazo de ounce dias, contados des-
de la fecha de la publication del edic-
to.
Dado bajo mi frma en- Caguas, hoy
IS de Mayo de 1911 N-
Rafael Aguayo,
secretario de la Corte Municipal,
~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-19
La accion Espanola
en- Marruecos


Persona fidedigna. que .ahora rnismo
nega de Alcazar me dice que las se1ales
de movilizaci6n en- ell campamento de los
|moros Obedecen al deseO de distanciarIos
de nuestras fuerzas, evitando asi con-
fictos.
Els mas el campamento de Benhadan,
que sc hallaba EN- La orilla derecha del
Luccus, pasara a la izquierda, quedan-
do asl el rio como divisoria completa.
Respect0 a protestas formuladas con-
ira las tropas espanolas, me dice La mis-
ma persona que carecen de importancia.
y que las firman algunos hebreos sin per-
,luicio de desdecirse en- cuanto les in
terrogamos.-
La salud y el espiritu de las tropas
son excelentes
Ell "CARLOS W. Y Ell 'STERROR''
r Cadiz Is de julio.-Han llegado el
Carlos Y y ell Terror, procedentes de
Larache, de donde saleron a las siete de
la ma1ana No ocurria novedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-19
AR[ICULOS DE FkNA

San duda alg,hna 10 aon en- TODD aH
mundo los que fabrican The Cartsr'a
Ink Company, de Bostozl, Masa., e. Il.
de America, eonuandose en- prinera IT,
nea ell FlUfdo de eseribir de Carter, aue
go la tints nlas apreciada hoy en- el mer-
ado, por su@ eondiciones de frmeza, CO.
Aor, durabiladad eavaae.
Ell uso de La ZznaA de Carter se As No.
neralizado de tal raAnera que can La ac-
tualldad en casi Lii unlca que se elnplea
en- el co1nercio Y en Ian ose.naa.
De veata eR eI kS0LETIN MEllLAS-
TILA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-19

En- la Corte Municipal del Distrito
judicial Municipal de Caguas; P. f.
Estados Unidos de America.-El' Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.-SS.
FERNANDO JIMENEZ 7 JJMENEZ.
Ex-parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-19

Melilla Is de julio-La lesion que SUI
fire ~el general Aldave carece, por fortu-
ma, de gravedad; Sc trata de un esguince
en- la mufleca derecha. Esta tarde Sc le
aplicara la radiografla para yer 81 hay
fractura.
or Capitanla han desflado todos los
generates y jefes y las .personalidades def
elementO civil.
Las listas Sc cubrieron de firlnas en-
menos de una hora.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-30

I must see the man. and you must ar.
range 1t. Come. are you my son. or
are you not?"
Il am your son all right" answered
the younger man: but tell you
frankly that have cast In my lot with
Gormly and this isn't going to make
any difference. Perhaps we can stave
this off Or"
AT any rate must see Gormly,
and You must help me. For Gods sake,
don't stand there arguing with me, but
arrange in some way to bring Gormly
and me together secretly and without
delay"
Let me think a minute" said tho
younger man at last, impressed b. his
fathers terrible insistence. 81 have
1t. The car is at the door fortunately
I'll run down and tell Gormly you
want to see him about this cursed
business. don't know whether can
persuade him to meet you or not; but
I'll do my best. Then you 90 ever to
Louise Stewart's at once.
Hurry then. and don't tell your sis.
ter or your mother anything Of this. ''
said Haldans a he rose to end the
interview.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-30
svMoSess.

s.:s,ass:d I ~ sIa ss. .sa: :ssssI %: q !:
rhsy y !. .ce: s
eSndiin hu:oand He y sh"s ey ths
railroad station the .omaa's hcrss
3. ::'; L: ~. 81 s! e: ,1ss ssss ss's
esst. IT, voms. thrusts hsr sseo.t Int
s. stumbles into the railroad station 1Nst
e the train beass the woman svay:
Axs s'.r:, l.ts,, sss: %.nl o:Sss ~
Ssestifsi snd vsaithy eettie@set vorl.er.
asd A. eo-oesra.ss Nth h:s =, IN hs. "ss. .esiS sSss
iiss asa isSs himself frustrated q 1!:f
end track sssss.ss Sl.ns x sse49s,nst e4ansstioe 20,
company. An automobils accident srinss
i IL .aaouses. sss & sha. a' he .s} :. %.ys: z
rSSt,on ~. Hsidsss in : io.S 6e:irs.
proposition 70 compromise the hght which
=: a.tss .s.n: ha: essn K.
pany. AND which Haidane = soseeetsd o. o.
S:nS II. bead oS1%S iS sdsns
81 a;i s- 70 .uso S,ssss s:ss:n
he refers TO the rt4o OF the nent petos
in HE boyhood days. The papers an
Iticai deciaration q the merchant prince
Goses. G make overture iookins 70 the IN:
dorsement Of his candidacy by the "outs:
sIii.nes meeting 81 The The s:chsm !: iss ,!.,. e.
dSns Home. Many political diEnitarie::
means mes are advanced to dampen Gormly..
@asHd:sy c.SsGid.sy. -:RS1s fns soaassl @ Hsid.n.
whole machinery Of the dty's detective
force 10 to be used to dig up something
damaging to Gormiy. Haidane. Jr.. re.
fuses the nomination ana announce h ,xnin1 Una.
party then decides to name non-paru-
san ticket for the purpose Of dividing the
Gormiy forces and at sc;tnn the same 9 enpsnY ,as
franchise. without. which the sachem 30
ciety would be helpless. The press here
chant candidate. now under pressure. d.
vides and the campaign wakes warm. a
resolution is introduced granting q gratui-
s4. 9t ten the mon aoar. II.
70 mob the aldermen. when addressed by
essn .v. The ef elc.I %ayST ens hs ds
tective force reports a valuable .clew.
Miss Haldane congratulates Gormly on
,ns nG "a nes 0e
the confirmation Of his suspicious that
n. wRe
Is attempting to overthrow. Public senti-
ment turns overwhelmingly AGAINST the
HaSsne nforms amS sef paremss y
Gormly's declaration to her, which they
characterize as impudence and insolence