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Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
AFTER THE oUAcHs.


 The movement on the part Of the Mexican government to weed out quack foreign medical practitioners is rapidly receiving new adherents. The plan which is being inaugurated is to submit rigid examinations to all those who have not graduated from a regular national medical school.
 It Is thought that such step, while it win have the salutaTy effect of rid ding the profession Of a large number of nuisances, many of whom are lack ingseven in the simple fundamentals of a common school education, yet that it will. at the same time, not mil tate against the interests of the many eminent American and other foreign physicians, many of whom have long and irTeproaehable records behind them.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
MORE MONEY NEEDED
 FOR TEACHERS MANUAL
First State Superintendent ot Schools Is Expected
 to Get It

One of the most pressing needs of the educational system of Ari-
 zona is money to get out sufficient printed matter foR the use of pU. pils, teachers and parents. The an
 nual appropriation for that purpose is but S1.O00. This fact hampers every superintendent of public in
 5trUction. Many things should be done which cannot be done on such an appropriation. It can be said, further, that the influence of many i persons in the territory. so far as 1t may be exercised, Will be directed to getting a man in the office of superintendent of public instruction | for the new state who will be able to show the legislative representa- tives that such an amount is quite inadequate to the needs of the par ents, pupils and teachers of the state
 [ This is apropos to the course Of study for the common schools Of ! Arizona, compiled last year by a committee of prominent educators of | the territorial board of education
 and issued by that board This is
 one of the most important books
 ever issued by the state, so far as its educational system is concerned. ! It is a book which is certain to do much good.
 The book is, in the first place, in
 compliance with the law of Arizona
 In the second place, it is a manual
 of teaching made by some of the very best teachers of Arizona, or ganized and empowered as a com.
 mittee, telling the territoTys teach. CTS not only what 60 teach, but how ! to teach it. The methods set forth : are the best It enables both the parents and pupils to know just what ! progress is required in each study within a given time The lack of this knowledge does much to dis courage pupils in their studies. They do not know where they are, conse- quently their objective is not clear.
 The thing, probably, that has done more to discourage them is lack of
 uniformity of grade in common i schools, which means all the schools Of the territory below the high school. Such doubt and uncertain ty this course of study is capable of removing.
 To carry the purpose of this course of study into the detail of the textbooks themselves, Principals Loper, Jantzen, Robertson and Scud-
 der of Maricopa county, with Presi-
 dent Matthews of the Normal train ing school at Tempe, recently met in Phoenix and agreed upon divis- ] ion of the text books in each study required by the course of study, so i that each teacher and each pupil might know just what page the pU-
 pil is supposed to reach in a certain
 grade. By this certainty il was be-
 lieved that ambition would be stim-
 ulated By it's adoption in all the
 common schools of this county it
 was believed that much of the dis
 oouragement heretofore existing
 would be avoided.
 On completion of this book, 1t was
 approved by County Superintendent
 of schools A. H. Fulton. He will
 heve circulars printed embodying it
 and will recommend it's use to all
 schools of Marieopa county. It is also
 hoped it may be received with equal
 favor in other counties.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
DEMOCRATIC ARIsTocRkcY.

The Arizona Democrat appears to be trying to set up Rhat may be para do5icaily called a democratic aristoc- racy. This calls for definition. The Democrat is not an advocate of so- c,al exciusiveness, it's editor is one oi sbe most democratic Of men, but he is jealous of his party; solicitous thar i,s average of membership be not low
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
TRuLY pELIcArE PosITIoN.

(Ehe Arizona eemocrat.D
 The judges to be elected n our frs. state election Will be called upon to pass judgment upon their own tenure Of office. It is a delicate question and one in which great interest is now Icing manifested.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
eoop< BUslNEss.

T once got a man to talze out a e5.0O0 life policy, and he met with a fatal accident within a week" You must have wished your persua- sions had been less successful oh. l don't know. You see, I mar ried the widow"
 London Opinion.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
SIGHT UNSEEN.

SuitOr-"I would like to SC the pho toeraph of the lady with the S5o,00e dowry."
 Matrimonial Agent-''We don't show photos with the large dowries.
 -Wasp.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Jack (to friend bacl, from vacation) Well, old man, how did you make out among the summer girls?' Tom I'm no photographer, but I got lot of negatives. .'-Boston Transcript Try first myself, and after call in God;
 For to the worker God Himself sends aid
 .HiEpoIytus.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
FRECKLES
New Drug That Quickly Removes
 These i4oneiy Spots

tNG1N hfSfiNty 0PgNS
 There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as a new drug, othine- double strength has been discovered that is a positive cure for these homely spots.
 Simply get one ounce of othine- double strength from Central Pharm. acy and apply q little of it at night, and in the morning you will see that eyen the worst have be. gun to disappear, while the light freckles have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful clear com plexion.
 Be sure 10 ask for the double strength othine, as this is sold un. der guarantee of money back if tt
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
soME lNFoRMATloN. ANYWAY

Do you thing they are going to set tle anything by raising the Maine2" ''Yes. sir; they are going to thor knows what caused the explosion" oughly establish the fact that nobody
 Chicago Resord-Iierald.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
QUESTION OF ETIQUETTE.

Do you think a gentleman has any excuse for getting into a Darroom iight?r
 Not unless he has his gang with him. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
WIrH ILlusTRATloNs

The barber told me a very inter esting stcry as he shaved me- Indeed" Yes, and also Illustrated 1t with cuts.
 -Pittsburg Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
it is a crowd

Our grief at the loss C-casioned by the fire at the asylum is assuaged by the knowledge that the part of the structure destroyed was antiquated and would shortly have been removed to make room for a modern building But we would have accomplished that . economically and in more orderly man nsr than it has-been done.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

Little Johnnie amid sobs is gath eriug his books together against the period of travail which begins next Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

cred by the admission of the uu- worthy. Hence the Democrats wig orous objection to opening the door of the Maricopa county democracy to the frequent knocldnes of the Arizona Gazette. Why, asks the Democrat should we risk the evil of contamina- ton in increasing our membership when there are already more than enough of us to hold all the offices?
 During the campaign of @ year ago the Gazette a more or less willing re- cruit was regarded as company; now it is a crowd.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

That individual who according 10 the Associated Press dispatches lost the Colorado river a couple of miles below Yuma should be held to account The river was one of the territory's most valuable assets.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

If man is unable to govern him self it is up to him to invest in a marriage license and sUblet the Job.- Chicago Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
SCHOOL

for learning the Arts of dress cutting, the most important feature of dress making.
 A garment properly cut and pasted is more than half made. Tn making yC1r garments by your own measurements, it will save you the great worry and work that, it takes to do the altering aud re- fitting.
 The Standard Square Inch System is the latest improved tailor system in use and it's methods are endorsed by the leading tailors.
 First floor Mrs. Fannie Blacks residence. Opposite Lo- rettO Academy.
 Leave can at Higgins Hill stop.
 Dress Cutting
 Academy
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

Were you seasick on the voyage?' NO; I worked so hard to get the yaca. ton that slept all the way over."- Buffalo Express.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

In aught that tries the heart, how few withstand the proOf,-Byron.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

If a woman is jealous about man it's a sign he isn't worth it-New York Press
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

Copyright 1911, by George Matthew Adams.)
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

] have always found 1t good rule to avoid an intellectual treat"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
c untry Tow T
 S0yEngs
By Ed" Howe

Nearlyeyery man accepts this fic- ton; Everybody knows me"
 I have never actually known a man who married a woman with money. If such a man should be exhibited in 8 museum, | should cheerfully pay a dime to see him.
 l have always found it a good rule to avoid an intellectual treat"
 Never take anyone's word when you can get contract
 After a farmer has tried for years to catch wolves without success, he says. q sometime think the wolves kill enough rabbits 10 offset the harm they do'.
 When you lose a hundred dollars. your friend says he is sorry, but 1t is impossible for him to be as sorry as you are.
 Of course no sensible man is ashamed of his age, but he regards it as he does his bank account; nobody s business but his own
 A girl should be given an allowance every week. ii it Is no more than fifty cents. It will teach her how to handle the great sums entrusted to her care when she maTries.
 People don't pay much attention to what l say. How do they treat you?
 IL is a rare married woman who does not say to some one, at some time, that if t were not for the child ren she would leave him. Adams)
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

Never take anyone's word when yoJ can get a contract.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

It is a rare married woman who does not say to some one, at some time, that if t were not for the child ren she would leave him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

People don't pay much attention to what l say. How do they treat you?
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

When you lose a hundred dollars. your friend says he is sorry, but it is impossible for him to be as sorry as you are.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

Nearlyeyery man accepts this fie- ton; "EveIybody knows me"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

Of course no sensible man is ashamed of his age, but he regards it as he does his bank account; nobody s business but his own.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-01

ella la fanza obligatoria que de,ben de
entregar los periodicos pollticos, dispo
sicion cue no existe en- Ell c6digo al
man y que no existe tampoco en- Fran
cia desd7 el ailo 1881
Naturalmente esta fanza ha imped
do que Sc desarrolle la prensa politica
alemana y como la suma es mas m
nos Mmportante seg1n la localidad, mu
chos periodicos Sc imprimen en- los pue
bios cercanos las ciudades y otros a.
otro lado del rio como Ia "Strassou1-
ger Rundschau" que Sc edita en- Kehl
y que no deposita la fanza. Este De
ri6dico lanz6 la famosa historic del pc
rro por la cual ciertos elementos ad
ministrativos trataban de pedir la dim
sion de M. zorn-de Bulach, gobernador
de Ia Alsacia. La policia denunci6 al
peri6dico por no haber depositado la
fianza legal de $4,000 marcos el tribu
nal ACADIA de dar su fallo.
Ell peri6dico ha sido declarado excen
to de fanza pero condenado & 25 mar
cos por error de frma que apareci6 en-
una de sus ediciones.
Ell dia en- que Alsacia pueda gobernar
Sc por su cuenta desapareceran de ST.
c6digo esas leyes introducidas por la
dictadura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-01

ODE NUESTROS CORRESPONDS
EJROPEOS. J

El emperador de Alemania ACADIA de
cometer, sin saberlo, un acto de alta
TRACTION.
Guiado por el deseo de aumentar la
marina de guerra y Queriendo que ell
pablico Sc interese en- clio, ha hecho un
regalo la villa de Munich de un mo
delo muy artistico y counpletamente de
tallado del acorazado "Rheinland'
1nagnlfca unidad de $4,000 toneladas
hotado al aqua el ano 1908.
Ell Concejo Municipal de Munich
decide que el regalo real seria eNpues
10 p1blicamente.
Los peri6dioos franceses han aumen
tado mucho ell heoho y 81 Excelsior
entire ellos publico La fotografia del cor
te del mas reciente de los dreadnought
alemames en- los que Sc We claran,ente
Gas nuevas disposiciones que Henaban
de orgullo los marinos alemanes, por
10 ingeniosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-01

Las eoncluaones del tribunal refe
tes a los grandes desordenes que tn
vieron lugar en- Moabit cerca de Ber
lin son las siguientes "Conviene hacer
una distinction entire los revoktosos y
los que NO 10 son (traduzco literala,en
te). En- cuanto los primeros hay Que
tener en- cuenta Ell estado de espirtu
resultante de la neha por alcanzar ne
Jor salario, del pequeno grado de cul
tura general, pero no debe de perder
Sc de vista las graves consecuencias de
bfdas a sus actos: En- cuanto al segun
do gr1npo de acusados (los revoltosos)
no pueden benefciarse de tales circuns
tancias atenuantes. La vista de la eau
sa ha establecido que la poicia dio prue
bas al principle de moderation que
mas tarde cuando pidio la autorizaei6n
de emtplear su armas, ante la actitud
de los manieStantes, solamente Sc pro
dujeron los eNcesos individuales de la
Doiicia y por 10 tanto la administration
no puede ser responsible
Sc anuncia que e acuerdo para esta
b1ecer una Inca telefonica entire Roma
Berlin ha sido frmadQ
Esta pasara por Suiza, pero no po
dra empfearla sino en- case de guerra.
Fin Ia frontera bavaria -austriaca los
gendarmes detuyieron q nnos cincuen
4s,sss.;s.- II ss;zsfsssaf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-01

Deapues de la anexi0n de Ia Alsacis
la Lorena las autoridades alemanas
oonservaron cierto n1mero de prescrip
clones del c6digo frances. E4as fue
ron las que NO tenian aquivalentes en-
el codigo aleman s aqueuas que preve
ian penas superioros para delitos que
sleseaban reprimir, de esa manera 81
grito sedeiose de viva Francia' era
e.astigado con seis meses de carcel en-
yirAud de una ley francesa lCruel iro
MIA
Tanbien Sc la conservad0 en- Alsa
:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-01

Ell capitan de navio Won Hintze, que
ocupaba Ell puesto de agregado militar
en- San Petersburgo ACADIA dc ser nom
brado ayudante de Guiileruno II. Este
nombramiento hace ascender nueve el
n1mero de syudantes del emperador.
A estos ofciales hay que agregar algu
nos generates ayndantes y otros ofcia
les que tienen ell mismo titu]o cuando
el emperador viaja. En- tiempo de que
IRA, entire principles, generates y ofcia
les todos ayudantes dc, emperador su
man un total de Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-01

"a bohemios acusados de homicide. Al
registrar sus humild1simas viviendas,
descubrieron un saco que contenia 1OO
mil coronas en- orc. Ell jefe de La ca
ravana, un tai Adelberto Quec, dijo,
que ese tesoro pertenec1a 8 las nneve
familias que estan bajo sus 6rdenes.
La expedition sc constituy6 en- Varso
via hace dos amos y desde entonces han
recorrido completamente la Europa, los
hombres componiando las caceroaas de
cobre y las mujeres fabrioando tapice
rias de Oriente Hab1an tornado un
indicate professional y los benefc1Os
eran repartidos segun un tsnto que Ell
efe fjaba Prefer1an transporter el
linero poraue no ten1an confanza en-
ing1n banco.
Los bohemios han sido detenidos has
ia que sc sepa la verdad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-01
APh0DINE DAVID
tAFODINA DAVID
PNDORAS LkxA1jvAS
kteaeAaee 10 Aes sfsecsoass AateskAas1U
DEL EsIREalMlENIo

DEL E$TREMlMIEnTo
81 Estssai1,eAfo es ifeccion IAN freouentA
que no se cueata Ia cantidad de medica-
clones propuestas una despues de otPa. 70
&as, ademas, ofreceD al enfermo ell grave
tnccnventente de IN habito bastante PA
pido En esas condolences, atendase. y -
lmpfescindible aumentar gu dOsls para
ilegar un Pesultado Es esta necesida9
an verdadero pe,lgrO para las Pc rsonas que
stenen que apela' a los laxativ0s. pues eln
ptexa pof irritaFse el intestine. iuego u
estrehi miente no tarda EN- hacerse mas per
ttnaz que sutes DEF empleo de los mtsmoa
Entran en- esta categoria los pufRantes
salinos, ei acsDar, la esca monea la ialapA,
In cOioquin:.da. Ia gonna guta que constitC
gen la bese de Ia mayoria de las prepare
clones laxativae.
COnvenia por 10 tant0 aeud1r Osros ua,,
dicamentOe para hallaf un vefdad-ro esps
CHICO de la constipation. No bast& 20
sfecto, provocar daposiciones; es precise,
ademas y sobre todO, curap una afecciSn
que resu!ta tan peIigrosa para quien o.
halla aquetad0 de la Misma CuAntas
sufermedades resultan de esta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-01
PORTO Rico POWER AND Light Co.

"Todas las personas duefas de alg1n pues-
to la Feria Insular que deseen iuminar sus
puestos con luz electrical tendran la amabilidad
de notfcar la PoRTo Rico Power AND
LIGHT Co.,. sin perdida de tempo; pues quets
muy POGO tempo antes de empezar la Feria,
y no Sc podran tomar 6rdenes despues del rs
de Febrero"
Porto Rico Power and lioht Co.
General Offices Marina San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-01
nuEvA NsEDicACi0N
GEL ESIRENllafEhIa

TrsbaiOs anteriOrps ha bian mos tradU cue
Ia BoURDAiNE {fransNia} es IN psrs Hts ~
drdstsco, peyfecfasaente apsopsado les s"fsrnae
asdss abdomiaalss d las afsocSones Aesnorros-
ddleS, que 0b-a c0S mayor efoGcta origins Mssas
dolores que ,el rxsbss b. y el sen
Las distintas tentativas hechas al oh1etc
De que entire la B0URDAINR (fraaguia) en-
la terapAutica, han fracasado ant- "a din
eultad con que Sc ha tropezado, hassa aho
"a, para c0nseguir una preparation que
encerrara principles purg ativoS ooHforma
exiSten en- la cOrtexa SEGA.
Nosha perm1tido resolver el probiema III
modO especial de tyatanlicnto. La APHQ
OlNk DAVID cOntiene tGdCS los principles
actlvos de Ia frang1la, 5 50 sup- -rioridad
sObFe las indebtedness utiltxadas haste
noy dla, la han demUstradO Humero3os
snsayos en- los hespitales De PaTis.
ALcl6M TERAptUTlcA
bk IA APH09lME DAvjD
la APHODiNE DAVID no provooa N
nAuseas. nj coiicos. Puede pr0l0ngarse Sip
Inconvenience 50 empieo haSta restahJo-
sefse nc1 .nalDepte las funciones.
lndloaciones~ - Ind;oaSe Ia APHOU1NE
DAVID en- cuantos casos es precise oom.
batiP q sstvs1imssato soc&deatai debsdo 4 &
&oHta ID istsstsao, - tos snbarazos SasesV
ssteslssaiss, en- algunos desordenes del H.
gado IN que 20 hecesaFi0 estimulaP Ia fun
cion biliaY, etc.
PoY "a emple0, cuAntas enfePmed adee q
evitaPan I Efectivamente, duTante Ia diges
don, f6fmase una gran cantidad de princs-
pt0s taxtcos. So acumuiacion en- ell oFka-
aismo, oonsecuenc,a del estreAimiente,
produce pFimeFo Ia inapetencta luege
vfsnen las taquecas, los marcos. 81 eEabo-
raxo gAstrtc0, las dispepsias, Ia htpoc0n.
drta, las almoSFanas, etc. Segtn ell dio-
tAmen de algunas notabilidades mAdicas,
Ia neuPastenia, Ia APPENDICITIS son quix4
pPovocadas pof dichas t9xInas no eli nj.
nadas Es pof 10 tanto sumamente inters-
saute desocnpaS ei lrtestino y, para clio.
ningun LAXATIVE puede cOmparaPse 4 d
APHODINE rAVlD.
DOslS IAxATIvA. Una dos tldOFas Res
Ia noche al acOStarse y, case DoceeaRt0
ana por la mahana al 'eVantarse.
Dspdsitos ~ toIas los tffacipales Farnsocjss
On 8. Jsaa: FIDEE GUrLLERxRTv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
HE WEATHER
CONDITIONS
PARKERsRIrRc wv v, v,x,,-I

PARKERsBURG. W. Va. May H.
local ONCE u. S. Weather Bureau).
Atmospheric conditions are reported
as follows:
The low pressure area noted In the
west for the past few days, has moved
over the upper valleys to the Lake
Superior region. it's southern quad
rants covering the lake region Warm
weather but practically no rain at
tends and precedes the low pressure
area over the lake region and central
valleys. but showers occurred over the
upper valleys. attending considerable
falls In temperature. the temperature
being generally low for the season
west OF the Mississippi valley. The
morning readings in the upper val
leys were generally from Sc to 40
degrees. A warm area corresponds
to the Ohio valley region. The morn
Ing temperature at Parkersburg. "a
degrees, was the highest reported. ex-
cept at Corpus Christi.
The weather will probably continue
fair in this vicinity over Friday. with
lower temperatures late tonight and
Friday.
The Ohio will continue to fall slow
ly in the district tonight and Friday.
II. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
Firmer Tone in Wall Street and Wall
Street Market Takes on
New Life.

NEW YORK. May ia firmer
tone developed today In the securities
market. and price movements, though
small, were in the main upward
Trading was of the same listless char
acter as on the previous days of the
week, but operators, who had been
persistently bearish. reversed their
position today and supported the mar
ket. The demand, which was chiefly
for the requirements OF professional
traders. was most pronounced in
United States Steel. Reading, Union
Pacific, Lehigh Valley and Erie.
United States Steel seemed TO be
the sustaining force OF the list. The
oretically its position was vulnerable.
on account OF the unfavorable show
ing made by yesterdays report Of I'M
filled orders and the continued poor
character OF trade advices. The man
ner in which the stock resisted attack
acted as a simulant for the rest of
the market. An attempt TO force a
break was made at the opening, when
large blocks OF the stock were thrown
on the market, but the price barely
wavered. and bear traders were forced
to cover at rising prices. Some i'm
provement in the steel trade was re-
fN'N' AApiiA AlASDuIbs dllnOuEn the
change is too slight To relieve the sit
uation. The United States Steel Cor
poration, it was estimated, is operat-
ing about 81 per cent. OF it's blast fur
mace capacity. a decrease OF IL per
cent. from the high level OF the year.
reached late in March.
Trading in the bond market was
somewhat heavier today, and the con-
tnued good demand IN tbfs dona-.
ment exerted a favorable effect upon
speculative sentiment.
Reports OF the gross earnings OF 30
ran roads for April show that the
roads are still falling behind last wear.
the combined receipts being s4s94O..
600, against S49.6S3, 900 in 1910.
The bond market was strong. Total
sales, par value. $5.1O1, 900.
United States IS declined Il on call
New York Stock EXCHANGE.
WHEELING. W. Va. Nav II -
range or active stocEs on IN. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
STEUBENVTLLE


special Dispatch 20 the intelligence
STEIBENNlLLE. o., May IL
Judge Richards has handed down A
decision In the case OF Chris Merkle
Ct al. commissioners for the Portland
d Dillonvale pike. who we're sued by
the county commissioner. which IL
or Interest 20 pike litigants. The
county commissioners claimed that
the right Of way for the one-miIe as.
scssment pike should be paid for b.
an assessment on the property own
ers In the district The pike commits.
sioners held u should be paid foF ont
Of the county fund and tho improve.
ment Itself ont % the money secured
by the assessment Judge Richards
supported the latter view.