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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-29

iE-aooaaRanG~Ao~&Aasha hard ,thak IN
amount Of money required lof such
purDpso viii exceVds4hs rev1nue Of
~ 1ear~ Mat oouldr ~ legal& .uaed
OF enc4 nar1poe. And Il appedffag
that the Construction ~ SUCH f0e6a
ana bridges are necessary. en- cleo.
ton should be Aeld ifor9the pnrpose
Of determining whether bonds shoul
Be Issued to obtain revenue there
Tor.
Notice Of such election together
With the proposed road and bridge
construction viii be found elsewhere
IN .thiS sissne.)
In the matter OF the bid for the
construction Of ten concrete bridges
for tho sum Of In commissioner
district No. 3. the contract II here
By awarded to William Strive Of
Preston.
IN the mstter Of tho petition Of
the tax payers OF Rockiand in road
district No. - spetition said board
for the opening Of . public highway
desorthed - follows: Commencing
Ct the south west corner Of the mort
west. quarter Of section So. township
=, range 80 east; thence running
south three and . half miles "a
the south east corner OF section IA;
thence west half mile; thence south
4 quarter Of . mile; thence west a
half . mile; thence south to south
line Of township 10; also commence
lag At south eaBt corner of section
20 and running one mile west. Said
highway to be SO feet wide. II
appearing to said board that said
road 10 a necessity it is ordered that
5000 pounds of wire be appropriated
for the fencing Of said new road.
In the matter OF the petition oil
the residents and tax payers Of Am
erican Falls. petitioning said board
to open and caused to be maintained
q certain road commencing at the
south west corner of section 5.town.
ship 8 south. range 81 eats. thence
running north one mile, thence west
quarter Of mile; thence north three
quarters of . mile: thence west half
= mile; thence north quarter Of q
mile: thence west q quarter of q
mile to intersect with the present
American Falls Rockland county roa
and It appearing to the board that
said road Ia q necessity, 1t is hereby
ordered that $4,000 be appropriated
for the same.
In the matter Of the petition OF
the tax payers of American Falls,
~petitioning said board. to open the
proposed Sunbeam road, beginning
at the Intersection of the American
Falls Rockland wagon road with the
boundry line ON the south side OF
township z south Of range 33 east,
running thence along said township
line one and three-Quarters miles to
the north west corner Of the north
east quarter Of the north east quart
or OF section 4; thence south along
said 40 line to intersection with the
pipe line of the American Falls
Realty & Water Works company;
thence In q southerly direction along
said pipe line to the intersection of
the east line Of section 10; thence
along the ridge following side hill
into Sunbeam creek at Its intersec-
ton with the north line of section
IA. thence around the side hill on
the south Of Sunbeam creek to pipe
line Aforesaid; thence In q south
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-29

XWtEN1 ltEHt
k1nnot -
Bros. for Tie Gun of. VS0O.vo: TIE
terms Of Which G6ntract prqU1ODe to-
Etteeuoomp1etoDnh 3yrMa V,x4oll;
and itapp6arlne hat Is vdltyb6s uec-
oSsary "a have fonds svaflkb1e 70
pay thA same, Il II ordsred that
four warrants o. 100000 each b
drawn to be applied ~ per terms
OF contract.
In the matter OF the report Of OK
Treasurer Maggie WIKI. 1t appearing
tia. there ID. . balance In the hank
to the credit Of her office Of e463.sz
which amount In favor 10 due to
the fact that certain checks against
said account are Stlll out standing.
It IL therefore ordered that the said
report be accepted. and that the
amount Aforesaid BE- tranSferredl to
Cora Dudly. county trsAsurer. Il be-
ing alWays understood fAat aid
Cora Dudly shall It all times re-
deem any and al checks outstand-
Ing against Maggie WiIks, ~ex-treasur
or, to the amount Of the balances 20
transferred to Cora Dudly. ~ order
ed by the board Of county commits
sioners.
In the matter Of the bill Of q.
W., Atwood for the sum Of $131.4O,
Il appearing 70 the board that Ut. Oo
Of said amount VA an overcharge,
the claim was allowed In the sum
Of 1870 40.
In the matter OF the bid for the
construction OF q cement bridge one
half mile east Of Dayton station,
the contract II hereby awarded to
C. o. Void. OF Preston. for the sum
of $4,000.
In the mater Of the burial ex-
penses Of Jens Peterson. who was
killed about four years ago near
Clifton station, and said expenses
were paid by Oneida county, 1t ap-
pearing to the board that there is
a credit OF 50 to the estate Of the
said Jens Peterson. 1t Is hereby or
dered that the county treasurer tran
fer said amount to the current ex-
pense fund.
In the matter Of the report of
John j. Evans. as recorder and clerk
for the quarter ending March. 1911.
said borad examined and approved d
the same.
In the matter OF the claims OF the
following parties. said claims are
set aside for further confederation:
Claim of G. G. Emery for 5000;
H. @. Morgan for $500; T. J.
SAINT for Atf15.00; Preston Drug
company. for 1886; ID. W. Collect
for $4,000.
In the mater Of the petition of
tax payers Of st. John precinct ask
ing the board to grant temporary
aid to David Nelson Of said st.
John precinct, after being fully ad-
yised. 1t Is hereby ordered that the
county auditor draw a warrant for
the sum Of $1,000 In favor Of said
David Nielsen.
In the matter Of the bill Of g.
d. Caste. said claim Is set aside for
further information.
In the matter of the construc-
ton of roads and steel and con-
crete bridges In accordance with the
plans and specifications adopted
throughout the county, In accordanc
with the bids accepted and con-
tracts awarded conditional upon the
succoaa NJ the bond issue election.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-29

aGono1o~eonooj Aietris< Ma. @Aa,-.a
~ oatd post1De ma paid said school
~ Is Ia - 8. distlssts.
q ~ ca.a2az 4 ~ aR<icstlos
ssssissi sstsss e e ost,os, ana and
n kS 661af1o1 thereof, Il II here-
order ok the 6alAry Of deputy
apsoesor b flxed ct 100000 : year,
md that L. D. Jones' be appointed
- the office az deputy assessor.
The contract for two steel bridges
u Royuold's district and four steel
lrfdges IN Hatch's district was let to
~ Midland Bridge Co. Tor the
omm o. 411.650.OO, on the condi-
don that the tond election carries.
THURSDAY. April ~.
The board passed on bills from
tie road t1Md.
The heard purchased from the
Russell Grader Manufacturing COM
my. three graders ct the price OF
p16l.0o eoch, three road plows 1t
1850 en<h. one for each commits
oloner dIstrict. rs.
The board continued the sxamin-
stion Of bills on the current expense
fund.
Bs1dav. Apsil IL.
In the nattsr OF the bill ofwhsel-
wright Construction Company In
he sum Of olE3.6O. relative to pre-
pairing plans and specifications for
= pile bridge across Bear river. the
claim was disalIowed.
In the matter Of the bill Of Frank
Barnard for services rendered ~
constable amounting to the sum Of
416.4O. II appearing to the board
that $40 h an overcharge, allowed
the claim In the sum Of $12.20.
1t appearing to the board that on
examining the report OF David Davis
~ sheriff in the matter Of the sale
Of pool licenses for the quarter end
ing March. 1911. said board found
said report to be correct and ap-
proved the same.
In the matter Of the bill OF. Penn
broke Stationary company for the
sum Of $3.50, II appearing to the
board that $3.50 IL an overcharge
Tor IN inkstand purchased by the
county superintendent allowed the
c1a1m IN the sum Of $500. N
Report Of T. ID. Jones. county at
torney, for the quarter ending
March, 1911. was examined and ap-
proved.
Report Of II, D. Vaughan, asses
sor. on delinquent taxes and error
list and rebate was examined and
approved.
The bill Of p. J.. Hanson for coffin
for the burial OF Fred J. Peterson.
Of Preston, of t41.00 iayed over for
further Information.
The contract for the construction
Of three concrete arches. one nea
John Owens ranch. n near Nief-
fsnggers ranch and one near Arch
Scott. on Little Malad river. was
awarded to j. q. Bennett. of Malad.
At . price of $1275.00. on condition
that the bond election carries.
Saturday, April 10.
In the matter Of the bid for the
construction Of four cement arches
In Mr.. Reynolds district. said con-
tract was awarded to Ryberg Bros.
In the sum Of N1986.s9. on condition
that the bond election carries.
In this matter Of the construction
- ~ 49,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-29
Farm For Sale.

For sale-The Rueger place a.
cross the river. Apply to Snake
River Valley Land Company, or IT,
undersigned. Stock and eQuipmen-
may be purchased Of Lyman S. Bar
J. A. Rueger,
205-23N.
Portland, Ore.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
AROUND HORN IN WEE YACHT
The Edris, IS Feet on Deck, Due
in Frisco in Five Months.

4 right little. tight little schooner yacht'
tho name OF Edris blazoned on her stern
left here yesterday morning TO duplicate
the feat of the battleship oregon in the
wear 1895 II will take the Edris just
hit longer than II took the Oregon to make
the trim between here and San Francisco
hut then the Edris is just bit smaller
than the Oregon. In fact her length over
all is something like eighty-fve feet
Some landlubbers. when they saw the
little craft heading for the open sea yes
to-day wondered whether il would get as
far as the Hook without being swamped
nv = comber. but Captain Mills. proudly
commanding a crew OF five, smiled AT their
landlubber ignorance.
"Why." he declared. well be safer
aboard here in the highest seas than you
fellows are amid your taxis and subways
and skyscrapers.'
CAPTAIN John Barneson, the boats new
owner. IL waiting for her At the other end
az the VOYAGE. where she will do some
work advertising the Panama Exposition,
of which he is a director. The Edris's :
longest previous voyage measured 5,6p
miles Her captain is the man who took
Dr Winfred r. Grenfelrs new yacht. the
George B. Cluett. up 10 him I'm Labrador
last summer The Edris expects 10 he In
San Francisco i'm five months.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
SEE HOPE FOR WILLETT
Court Says There Is Doubt as to
Crime Being Committed"

There was a dramatic closing to the argu-
ments for writ Of habeas corpus on be-
half Of William Willett. jr, Joseph Cas-
sidv and Louis Il. Walter charged with
giving and receiving money In promoting
the nomination of Willett as a candidate
for justice of the Supreme Court on the
Democratic ticket. Justice Aspinall. sit
ting in the Queens County Supreme Court.
Long Island City, took the papers and said
he would render "a speedy decision
Mirabeau l.. Towns, who made the ap-
plication for the writ. resumed his argu-
ment at noon, and save for an hours re-
cess continued until dusk. Tho answer Of
District Attorney De witt was brief. and at
it's conclusion he asked Justice Aspinall to
decide the question on the law and fact
and not on technicalities which would ne
cessitate its presentation to the grand jury.
Il will decide il on the law and facts. '
replied Justice Aspinall and ! may decide
II very quickly. ] do not know even now
why this case was not submitted to grand
jury. There is nice question Of law as 10
whether a crime has been committed. even
admitting all the facts presented 10y the
District Attorney to be true.'
Winett who is a prominent lawyer ana
probably has more at stake than either Of
the other defendants. leaned forward and
breathed heavily. Mr.. Towns wiped the
pcrspiratlon from his face with large ycl-
low bordered handkerchief, while Cassidy
gazed intently at the court Walter wheeled
his immense frame around in order TO lose
not a word.
Throughout his argument it lad been the
contention Of Mr.. Towns that Justice Scud-
der. sitting as "A committing magistrate
had not acquired proper jurisdiction 10
make the inquiry and that facts sufiicient
10 show the commission Of crime had not
been brought out. Justice AspindlIs re-
mark that II was a nice question OF Ia"
as TO whether the evidence showed that a
crime had been committed was the hrst
real ray Of hope that had dawned on the
accused men since the 'harSes were made
against them. shortly before election.
Justice Aspiuall is expected to mana do"l
lis decision before the end Of the week.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
HYPNOTlST SUES FOR $4,000
Pouline Says William Morris,
Inc. Broke Contract.

Joseph r. Poulinc. hypnotist. has
brought suit an the Supreme Court for
$4,000 against William Morris. lncorpo-
rated. Pouine. who is known on the
vaudeville stage as Pauline. alleges that
Morris. the vaudeville manager made "A
contract with him to play under his man
agcment for twenty weeks at $2.0pp wcch.
discharged him after he had filled eleven
weeks Of the contract, ana broke the con-
tract
Morris says he cancelled the contract
with Pauline after a performance In the
Walker Theatre at Winnipeg, when tie
hypuotist appeared there in a condition Of
intoxication and iusultcd the audience.
Morris obtained an order from the Supreme
Court yesterday To examine the manager
OF the theatre.
An incidental expense to Pauline in the
bringing Of his suit was the smashing of a
mart of his automobile IN front uf the
Pulitzer Building on Wednesday. when
Price Lewis threw himself OF the top Of
the building falling on top OF the auto
mobile and crashing through IT, Pauline
had Just left the car 10 consult his laNye.
Ina the building
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
TO AMEND PICTURE LAWS
Mayor Approves Plan to Admit
Children at Certain Hours.

Mayor Gaynor indicated Yesterday that
ne was I'm favor Of the recommendation
made by the commission TO amend the or
dinanccs regulating moving picture cXhbl-
tions 50 as to permit children under sixteen
years If age to attend such shows unac-
companied by parent or guardian between
tb. hours Of and p. IN. on school days
and up 10 D. m. on other days.
The commission yesterday submitted
drafts f new ordinances to the Board of
Aldermen through the Mayor But the pro-
vision I'm regard to children under sixteen
wears Of age can be changed only by the
Legislature amending the Pcnal Code Inc
CO Inmissiou found that the Penal code pro-
vision had never been enforced hecaus"
OF the difficulty il presented. ana II De
li,ycs n is better 10 give children tne op-
n, ,rtuuity Of going 10 these shows alone
So Ions, as they do il under the proper con
ditious and the nature Of hlms shown y
properly controlled. -
Tin Mayor has also made IL plain mat u
in. Board OF Aldermen should pass the
proposed ordinance OF Alderman " hite
changing The regulation Of moving picture
shows before giving due consideratlon 10
tho one framed by his commission nc VIII
feel called upon 10 use MS veto power
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
Sheriff Wedin Acts After At.
tempt at Prison Delivery.
PORTER CHARLTON IN IT
Prisoner Has Keys and Saws
Matron Hears Noise and
Foils Attempt.

Sheriff W,din. recently installed. in
formed Patrick sullivan. warden Of the
county jail at Jersey city, that his ser
vices would not be needed after next sat
urday and announced that John McOsker
would succeed him. The civil Service
Commission interfcred and asserted that
Willie the Sheriff has the right TO hll va
cancios until december %, when they must
be made from the merit list. removals can
not be made except for cause sanctioned
by the commission.
The cause came YESTERDAY From the
Sheriff. office came the information that
dn attempt rad been made 10 break iail
II was a mysterious attempt as the man
who was saving the bars must have been
provided with the key that opens the lock
of one of the doors. for he fed from the
room la which nc was operating. unlocked
the door Of the adjoining barred room ami
tucked himself away i'm bcG. The proof oi
tho iailbroak Is four cut bars and a dozen
fine saws. Tho bars were iu an unoccu-
pied room on the third floor. aud in "s-
Gaping the prisoners would have to drop
rope OF knotied blankets and pass
the window of the jail Office There are
nesses and federal prisoners. amcng whom
is Porter charlton.
Miss Rose Murray. the matron, Who IS
credited with being a sound sleeper or
dinarilv. had a restless night About
o'cicck yesterday morning she heard
noise tptoed i'm stockinGcd feet upstairs
then tiptoed down and notified James
Moody, the night keeper. who went up
stairs aud heard the man at work. The
cell door was locked. and as Moody opener
II his presence became known and the
liberty hunter skunk away into dark cor
uer As Moody went 10 the window the
prisoner darted out of the cell 10 his BED
i'm the adjoining room. leaving his saws.
sawed bars and knotted blankets behind
him.
There is also striped negligec shirt that
ig said 10 be an important exhibit in the
case There arr three rooms IN the jail
known as Ward 5 The gate opens from
the stairs. on the north side of the hall
there arc two rooms with barred doors. and
on the south side is the room with the cut
bars
The persons detained were interrogated
hut all denied any part I'm the plot The
only person with a record I'm that ward
WAS Tile Burke. who has been convicted of
having burglars tools. and is detained
pending action on his appeal from the con-
Viction.
Sheriff Nedin. in looking over the evil
Conce, remarked: This collection is Ger
tainly fine commentary on how 10 run d
Zig penal institution. The grand jury will
90 rfaiuIy make an Investigation What
surprises me, III tho face Of this revela-
ton. is that the whole building WAS not
Cmptind before now"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
HELD IN GEM THEFT MURDER
Police Say Prisoner Drove Taxi
cab of Robbers.

James j. Heating. twenty-five years o.h'
known as Lefty keating, VINO says ne
f. single a chauffeur and resides at No
y Desbrosscs street. was taken INTO Gus
todv yesterday by Central once detectives
and locked up AT Police lieadquartors'
charged with being an accessory 10 th'
murder Of AdOlph Stern. a jewellers cler"'
81 no was shot 70 death IN Jaco'y's J""elrE
store. AT the corner Of Sixth avenue and
18th street. ON the evening Of July last
while tr,ins to protect Ms employers scois
from robbery.
The prisoner j. charged with being th+
chauffeur who drove the tsAlca' IN whirh
tho robbers made their escape after killing
tho clerk.
Kcatiug was identified. according 40 p.n
utv Commissioner DoughertN, 10y fFeh'rl.N
Drulcv ~ the chauffeur who waited ui
from of the jewellers while tho robbers
killed Stern and into whose can theN
iuiurcd after the shooting priley was "
witness of the shooting.
keatiuC WAS airagrci ~ On" N"rkNlH'
court before Magistrate House ana re
mandcd a. the Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
FREES THEATRE RIOTERS"
Magistrate Upholds Italians for De.
nouncing Fake Pictures.

Three Italians who made a protest against
moving pictures of the Italian-Turksh war.
In the Dewey Theatre on Saturday after
noon. and who were arrested and charged
with melting a riot were discharged by
Magistrate Harris I'm the Essex Market
court yesterday afternoon
They were Albert Pecornl. Albert Tarch-
iani and Glauco Barral. and they testified
that their protest was based on the fact
that the films were advertised on placards
as being the first original pictures Of the
Italian Turkish war" The manager Of
the picture show. they swore. admitted to
them that the pictures had been taken at
Coney island the soldiers" being actors
arraycd tor the part.
Magistrate Harris. in dschargns the
three Italians, said that their protest against
the picturcs was perfectly proper under
the circumstances, since the pictures were
not original bat were an insult so tho
Itslian ar1, Pecorini admitted he had
denounced the pictures 1s fakes and
then. with his two companions, left the
theatre.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


\sp,es Dec Germsnia tFr, New York
Manchester Dec II Tonawanda CBn Nov
York '' ''"
Frcmsntc. Dee Rotcnfels GER. New York
Queenstown. Dec L. GO p M Campania oR,,
Ncw YORK for Liverpool ,and proccedeD -
Liverpool Dec l2-'ymric Br New York
SAILED
bordeaux Dec I'D ~ Laurent lFr, NcU y,,L
II Vincent. { '. Dec IL Hortensius ,I}r, ,fro,,
New York;. ape Town. etc ''' "'o''
York ''""'' Nc"
s uthampton, Dec II 5:25 m -Pre.scrt Gran,
luurE. " '''N VIA 'her-
PASSED
tastnol. i'oc L. Arabic. Boston fnr o,,,,.,.
aud Lllcrpool' reported by wirccsS tcissr'.h
about 10 q M '"' ~ queenstown
Rpuen ' NV hork for
BROW NC nrsd Dee Il 2-McNeo Fr,. New York ,o-
Perrin. Dee II -.sarsnac Bo. New yo-. %,
cape Sparta. Dec il.Arssr,,,, 49,.
York Via Fsysl for Maple, ''u''' Ne"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13

Munson S. 60. with quebracho wood. Arrived
at the bar at | p m.
New York and cuba Mail IS 90. with 81 pas
sensers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
at 20 m.
:. 20 the Atlantic Fruit co, with truit. Arrived
az the Bar at noon.
steamer Phpbus GER Hamburg November
u, TO George w Ptou. in ballast Arrived at
the Bar AT lO:OJ a m.
steamer Antonio Lopez SPAN barcelona No
yember -. valencia % Malaga - and Csdiz 80.
to the ComuagnIa Trasatlantca with ~ cabin.
81 steerage passengers and mfse for New York
80 cabiG. - storage passengers and mdse Ia
transit for Havana and Vera cruz Arrived at
the Bar az 800 a m.
steamer city ot Atlanta. Savannah December
. go the Ocean SIS 60. with passengers and
d dsc Passed in Quarantine at 4:25 m.
steamer Mohawk. jacksonville December .
and Charleston 10 70 the CLYDE IS Co. with pas
sengers and mdse or Highlands at 9:l2 am
steamer Alamo. Brunswick December o TO the
Passed in Quarantine a: 4:30 IN.
Steamer Noordam Dutch. Rotterdam and
h1gosn T S s : 2oS @s secona aaSm aG
G75 steersse passengers and mdse. Arrived at
tho Bar az I:2+ p m
steamer Wlkommsn Cier). Shields November
-. TO George Pitou. I'm ballast Arrived At
the Bar at M.
steamer Cop9ename Dutch. Demerara NO
vombcr 30 Paramaribo December 2 Trinidad :.
to the Royal Dutch West India Mail. with 30
passengers. malls ard mGse. Arrived al the Bar
at 40 a m.
steamer Belfast ,Br) Hueiya November -. TO
TAYLOR. Rensoa & Co. With copper ore. Ar
rived A. the Bar a. II p m 1lth
Steamer Hrwaiian. Puerto Mexico December
T. 10 the Amcricar-Hawaia IS Line, with
mdso Arrived az the Rar At q m
steamer. Nigiancia, Ci'nfuegoS December ?.
,i.ha Mail Ss Co. with 80 passengers. malls ard
mise. Arrived a. the Bar at 1915 p IN l1th.
steamer Themistorles Greel,. Prnus Novcm
ber 20 Kplauata -. Patras - ana Algicrs %
10 y \ Gnilamos. with ~. cabin and 2I6 steer
age passengers and mcse Arrived a. the Bar
AZ II p m llth.
steamer Cothldc CUneo ,Nor,. Rsracos De
ccmher e. Port Antonio T. 60 the CuneO Import
iIg CO. with passengers and fruit. Arrived a;
tic Bar at 10 p W.
Steamer san JaciHto Galveston Dccer,hcr ..
10 the Mallcry IS 90. with passengers and mdse.
Parsed In Quarantine al II 90 m
Steamer Monroe. Newport News and Norfolk.
10 tho Old Dominion IS Co with passengers and
mdse. Passed In Quarantine at 3:52 y m
south Night breeze; partly cloudy. smooth sea
SAILED
steamers Drschenfels (Ger, Port Said. Guiana
iBr. 50 Thomas. Princess Anne Norfolk and
Newport News; Arapahoe. Charleston and lack
soLville, III tCcldcnte Galveston: kanawha
Newport News. Hudson U'r) BORDEAUX. Arnfrld
Non. ManzanilO via Norfolk. CITY Il II Louis
savannah: city of Everett Boston: Soestdyk
Dutch. Rotterdam. Nicuw Amsterdam Dutch
Rotterdam. kalsorin Auguste Victoria der,
Hamburg. Bunalo Gen. Port said: AIesia Ger,
Hamburg Via Norfolk; Pawnce. Phadelphia
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
FUR SEAL TREATY IN FORCE
Ratifcations Exchanged by Great Brit
ain Russia Japan and United States.

Washington. Dec. Publications were
exchanged here to-day by Great Britain.
Russia. Japan and the United States Of
the roaty for the protection Of seals In the
North Pacific and Bcrins Sea Under this
treaty pclagic sealing will bc stopped and
the taking Of fur seals viii. be regulated
by the four governments. Congress will
have 10 appropriate s21oOo0 TO compcns ate
japanese and canadian soaler5 for the
abandonment Of sealIng.