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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

I Am travelling salesman. writes
v y Youngr. v. berkshire. VI. "and
wRs often troubled with constipation
and indigestion an hesan % aso Dr
klng'a New Life PMS. which hasr
found an caeetlens romrdy tor aii
stomach, liver 90 kidnny tronhlcs
they are aneausicd. only 30 coats az
Joshua y. smith
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

Five persons wrre seriously iniur
! during The ceremonies incident
10 the official nclificpiion of COY,
emor Marshall u Il seriously fear
al they wrr al Democrats.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

l'ndoriowlc'~ Is ~ good ~ u life
insurance policy, anu far more ras
cinating.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

England v certain she will moi
participate IN The Forthcoming Pan
ANA Exposiilon un the ground
doubtless. she has ALREADY parliei.
paled Ia the Panama Imposition
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

l'sam mighty oncry old bull, these
days, that can I shake hnnds with =
millionniru on terms Of perfect
equality.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-22
TECH AND CENTRAL
CLASH TOMORROW
Second Game for Scholastic Title on
at Union League Park.
Tech the Favorite.

Tomorrow afternoon Technical and
Central will clash in the second game
for the scholastic title at Union League
Park. the Manual Trainers going into
the fray the favorites
While there is little to chose between
the teams on the showing made in the
exhibition games. The Rlacksmiths have
two seasoned twirIers.l while the o
streeters have one man who is able to
pitch real championship ball Tech has
Cantwen and Austin. both good high
school pitchers. while on the work IN the
exhibition games. Taggcrt. OF Olympia
League fame. is the only man ''Murph'
King has who is able to go the route,
The teams are about on par IN the
hitting and fielding line, and the game
win be decided on the pitching alone.
Friday, Business will make its initial
appearance in the high school series,
meeting Curly Byrd's fast little Western
outfit. This Red and White Club Is far
better than It looked Friday, and with
a little work. win make them all hustle
for the title.
Capt. Wood has a bunch of green men.
youngsters who have never played IN
championship game before. and for that
the Stenographers With Gessford or
Derrick on the mound, the Business ag-
gregation may prove troublesome 70 the
West Enders. as either Of these young
sters are able to go the route In good
shape.
Eastern is not out Of the race by any
means, as Coach Shea has q hitting club,
and but for that attack Of stage fright
Friday, would have given a much better
account of itself The entire infield went
to pieces, and while the Capitol Hill
lads hit Loomis toward the close Of the
game, the damage was done in the first
two innings, and the game was lost.
The outcome Of to-morrow's game will
be watched with interest, as one OF the
teams is almost sure to be eliminated
as a contender for the scholastic cham
pionship.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-22

.
FOR double tracking purposes and another
100000 IL 70 be expended out Of the
earnings. But even at the present rate Of
earnings the second sio0o9. 900 viii be
made available. The pool Is looking for
Its profit out Of the surplus o. earnings
that VIII accumulate as q result Of the
greater efficiency Of the line as the mil
Hons are spent II is but fair to'lexpect
the Erie to earn double the S10.ooo.000 BY
the end OF the period IN question.
Can Outlook Ii Good.
Taking an Illustration from the indus
trial list. the insiders OF American Can
are found preparing for campaign Of
more than two years. They figure that
with earnings running now at the rate
of sT000,0o0 net yearly, payments in fun
on the preferred stock can be begun with
? per cent a quarter on account OF ac-
cumuiation Of "a per cent that win be
due at the end OF the year. A normal In
increase Of 10 per cent a year Is ex-
pected in the business Of the company
and earnings Of s7.0oo.ooo grow rapidly at
that rate. 1t must be remembered that
the Panama Canal is going to turn all
factory TO supply the world with cheap
food. There seems TO be no weak point
in the Can programme.
In Canadian Pacific, Linseed, South Pa
cific. Bag and Paper, New York Central.
Colorado Fuel, Atchison, Bethlehem Steel.
and score of securities where the act
usl present worth may be questioned. II
Is found that plans for the next two
years are such as to justify the optimism
Of the insiders. who are gathering the
securities against the day when the
whole people win be able to appreciate
their value.
Because Of these plans and expecta-
tions. the drift Of the price level must
be upward with such temporary reactions
as accidental developments may justify.
The only way to handle such a market
Is to take a position and ignore the day
to day prices. A case Is on record OF a
man who lost $4,000 trading in 100 shares
daily on the short side Of Smelling stock
from 15S to 50, whereas he would have
made q profit Of s., 500 IL he had sold 100
shares short in the beginning and never
bothered his head about 1t for three
months.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-22
PRAISES VALENTINE ORDER.
ReIisious Liberty Association Ap
proves of His Action.

Religious Liberty Association Ap-
proves of His Action.
Opposition to the attempts of religious
orders to force their teachings upon In
dams is being manifested by the Re-
ligious Liberty Association Of the Dis
trict. At q meeting Of the association
last night at the Memorial Seventh-day
AdYentist Church resolutions were adopt
ed protesting against the encroachment
Of UNCONVENTIONAL feeling in Indian reser-
vations.
In speaking Of the manner in which
sectarians are allowed to become school
teachers on Indian reservations, Prof. w.
w. Prescott said:
THE wearing Of a distinctive religious
garb or insignia in a schoolroom is equiv
alent to teaching sectsrian dogma II the
government permits this In the Indian
schools, it will become a party to the
propagation of the Roman Catholic
Church"
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the
order issued by Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs Valentine. which rules against the
wearing of religious garb by school teach
ers on the reservations.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-22
re1I, of .sRehInd seener.D

Capt. Charles H. Stanley gave talk
at tine Y. NJ. C. A. yesterday afternoon.
entitled Behind the Scenes" in which
the former comedian described some OF
his experiences. He is an interesting
speaker.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-22
Division of Contest Territory.


= So
and wash
ingto including Anacoa Congress Heights Rande Highlands
Woodbridge
Of NorhCa
Of
Brightwood.
territory
including
of
Street Northwest and
Connecticut Bridge
land.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-22
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL
FINANcIAL..
$500, 600
San Francisco, Oakland & San Jose
Consolidated Railway
MEY ROUTED
GENERAL CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE 5 SINKING Fund GOLD BONDS
GENERAL CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE So
(KEY RouTE)

Coupon bonds Reb 1927
S6oooOo Reserved underlying oOOOO Issued and
q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28

" a Webb. assistant 10 president
OF the " X & r whose Jurisdiction
has been extended over the opera
tions OF the entire Katy system with
headquarters at Dallas. Texas.
The policy OF the ncw management
Of the Katy 20 improve and extend
their Texas possessions has made II
necessary 10 concentrate the manag
erial powers OF the road In Texas
where large activities are going on
The new arrangement brings the
Katy management in closer touch
with the people and is a recognition
on the part OF the railroads OF the
importance Of official association
with their Texas patrons.
No definite plans OF extension have
been announced. but tho officials OF
the Katy have Just completed an in
specilon OF the proposed route OF the
Stamford a Eastern Railway from
Stamford 20 Fort Worth. a distance
OF 800 miles and are reported 10 be-
investigating the proposed Beau
mont aud Waco line, a distance Of
$50 miles These lines. as laid out.
pass through a heavy tonnage terri
tory and would make excellent feed
ers for the Katy.
The ". x A. T. is erecting shops
Ian Waco with facilities for repairing
and rebuilding It's Texas equipment
~" road contemplates double-track
Ing The line from Granger TO HIS
boro al an early date. has already
increased It's appropriations for main
tenance of way and the Improvement
IN an branches Of the service has
been ably commented on by the pat
rons of the road
Mr. Webb Is young man OF re-
markablc business attanments his Il
rapid promotion attests his superior
faculties for grasping large business
problems and his ability to move trait
Tic has populariled hin5xeek Nodt
TONERS Of the road as -. an md
the management Of the 2 = "a, all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
UlOt
9lion0

drug stores. Write for free BOOK 10.
erpeotant mothers. which contains
much valuable Information.
saADfiELD REGULATOR CO.. Ail.sss. Ga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
Gem Worth R,msmb,rIna.

WIN malice toward none with
charity Cor all With hrmness 10 The
rlshi a. God gives us 10 see the rlght.
lei ne strive on 10 hnish ihe work 40
afe 10 20 bind up the Nations wound
% care for him vho shall have borne
he battle and 'or his Widow and or
phan - a. all which maY achieve
and cherish = iusi and LASTING psars
amonF ourselves and slih ai nailobs
Ahfaham Lincoln
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
Thursday. August !.
Morning
Afternoon

lend Parade
tlcome Address Rev y
Don Memphis
Rev Bnrkhead. Clareu.
Judge & & Cummings
D.. ~ Worth
Recreation Parade by Sons
VIA Daughters OF Confederates
/0 Band Concert aud Moving Pie.
ture Show
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
But One OnciaI War CRY

IN the very early days the French
had their "Cri DC guerrc. the
Scotch their slogan and the English
their war cries bat so many cries
were launched by he different great
British lords thar In 1895 parliament
passed a special Law forbiddIng these
cries. on the ground that they pro.
duCed disorder. allowing but one bat
tie cry. 81 George and the King"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
GIANTS RELEASE A r. n
Louis Drucks, Who Gave Much Prom
lse as Twirler. Is Turned Owe
to Toronto Club.

Louis DruCke. the pitcher OF the
Giants. has been released TO the To.
rOnto club OF the International league.
Drucke has been Giant for three
years and gave splendid promise when
he Joined McGaw's team tie gained
the title OF the second Mathewson."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
Ais Misconception

A man Vho vas much IN need OF
kleep rolled out of bed during the
night The jar did not awake HIM
thoroughly and his hand wandered
exploration n encountered the meAh
OF some pro,rudlns springs and A
sturdy iron corner post In u n,
last" he murmured a. he S,ssed
away
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
Kept tia 90. Fsmli,

fou haze q Tremendously isitbhd
apt 80 A. 900 turned ~ slsak iusi
hps siianfs dar insd 10 iais ,oar
hsai 900 iusf 81 be- Has Fn.ng 10
fnsifh d fnHf nah dnf faf Il IA him.
~ liisffHfr hIaauff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28

SO gooi va- DIS work De Injured hls
back fto years ag1 in e subway ace.
dent and tl- done little Tor ODE New
York club since Drucke came from
Waco. Tesas aud Vas bought from the
Dallas club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28

You are missing one OF the most
valuable features % this paper II you
fail 90 read the Want Nds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28

g6nAM run
E I READY
Prominent Speakers
u BE Heard During
no phis Gathering
Thursday. August !.
Morning.
y Bird officer Of Day
emble on Court House
Band Music Enrolment.
Anted Meetius Assign
Iles
Home Hour
Welcome on Behalf OF
MY Judge ] b Bird
," Welcome on Behalf Of
vi Memphis Mayor a
ndy
Of Welcome on Behalf OF
mcrcial Club Secretary 4
Read
Mess IA '"'' ''' '
Afternoon.
400 lnd Parade
tlcome Address Rev y
"o ION Memphis
,po Rev Burkhead Claren
'a< Judge G. e. Cummings.
~ Worth
- Recreation Parade by Sons
VIA Daughters OF Confederates
I/0 Band Concert aud Moving Pie.
ture SHOW
second DAY. Friday.
Judge John y Bird officer Of DAY
400 M Program Panhandle Sons
United Confederate Veterans
Presiding Officer. y = Sheppard
local Commandant
Band Music
Male Quartette
Camp Version PAT Renneti
Address Rev u 70 Morgan
Memphis
Executive Session
Girls Quartette
Too 8. a. M orator Rev 7 Frank
norris Fort Worth
|12.1r % on Dinner ON the ground
for everybody
@ 90 p m BAND Music
Orator Dr y " Carroll Fort
Worth
other addro--os from visiting Con
federa'os and local pastors
go p ~ Rrcoreatlou Parade 81
100 girls Southern Songs and
Sham Battle
. IS 20 NJ Band Concert and Nov.
Ing Pictures
Third Day. saturday.
Judge John u bird officer OF Day
70 m Appropriate Memorial Band
Music
1000 a. m Memorial Services Dr
Burkhead, Cn-sndon
Ilt:00 a m Executive Session
Panhandle 7. & Y.
Election ~ Officers
Locating Of next meeting
Romini scenes
o. o0 m Dinner
200 % m The entire program viii
bc given 10 the Daughters OF the
Confederacy. who win render the .
following program
Address ...... Mrs Wheat
song We're Tcutiur Tonight
............... Mems Octettc
Reading selected Mrs " NcNeely .
SONG Bonnie Blue FLAG" .
....... ........ Girls Choir,
Grafton Tbr Nov south"
....... lack Randall
Violin Solo Southern Melodies"
................. Rob McIaren
sons The Girl rrft Behind
Ne" ......... Bows ScN'ette
Reading Jefferson Davis"
............. ... Iuanita Nlair
Song Ola Black Toe" Mons Octeftr
Reading Echoes Of the Coufed-
oracv" ..... Im0rrnc King
Soue "1us' Before the Battle.
Mother .... Girl. Chorus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28

i'aa' 49,. v.a' -. - s..al,.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-07
Who SUCCEEDS
SEN,. NIXON?

There i naturally a lot oi -pccula>
ton a, TO who will succeed the late
Senator George s. Nixon. Some OF
the Republicans set up the clam that
=. l.. flanagan Of Reno. ON account
OF his identity with the party. and his
prominence and work. should bring
him the appointment. wills Hrougher.
a personal friend oi Governor Oddie.
who resides in this city, j. prominent
" mentioned. Then there /, Judge
Norcross and several other close
friends oi the Governor, George
Wingfcld. it Is also rumOrcd. may
have the appointment, a 4 l. scncr-
ally believed that he i, training for
the political arena.
As the Governor stated several
days ago that he would not consider
the matter until after the funeral OF
Senator Nixon. there can be nothing
come from the executive
There seems to be an idea that the
Governor can appoint Tor the fuil
term. 1t is stated by Others that he
can only appoint until the l-egiSla-
ture meets or another election takes
place in the case OF state officer
II will be remembered thar Charles
Deadv had 10 run on the state ticket
for General. after lie was
aonointed to fiji the vacancy occa-'
ioned bv The death Of General Kelly
The same legislation govern, III the
Senatorsllip. Candidates for both
parties will be out before many weeks
and il will make the campaign warni-
er than before realized.
Ar conference held in Reno yes
terday among the Republicans TINS
matter OF appointment was gone over
The appointment was offered 20
George Winghcld he declined. 9th
crs approached him and hnai'y nov
ernor Oddic put in couple OF hours
with him Mr.. Wingield finally de
c;ded that he would take it under adj
viscmcnt.
Sam Plat. who i also candidate
is stirring about Sam i mentioned
=. one Of the likely one, and his
friends are working ior him, But II
j. No To Winsfeid, Then Hugh
Brown is mentioned. At the confer
cnce il was decided that ii Winghrid
declined f1at-footed and concluded not
10 accept that Brown would get the
ME, Thi, is the standing OF the game
~ present. 1t i, Wingield's ii he
wants the toga, otherwise it will be
Senator Brown.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-07
GOES TO BRUNSWICK
PLEASED At OUTLOOK
Deeper Mining in Sight as Whim is
Ordered to the Ground

and deeper work will then be prose-
cuted. I he boys are down about
forty feet and as windlass is used
this is growing to be slow work. The
whim will easily take them to the
one hundred level when they will do
some drifting to explore their ledge.
The paintings at the bottom of the
shalt are as good as ever and more
native silver seems to be coming in.
Colonel Dorsey and DR.. Krebs,
who have a lease on the Jack Gray
ground. will start operations within
4 short time. \ Jew leasers in the
Brunswick will make showing that
Will surpass company work and be
the making of the district The fact
that 4 dozen or more claim holders
are located within the section makes
ii possible fOr big district 1t viii
not be one-man camp at any rate
and this should add TO the develop
mcnt and if the mines are proven
will be the best thing that will hap
pen in the section Reports from ev~
cryOne who have visited the ground
are most encouraging.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-07
WILL BUILD COTTAGES
At LAKE TAHOE SHORE

Davcy 4 Nai~h. who rurcha-cd a
couple of lots at Glenbrook last sum
rcr. will build cottage at the lake
side during the season. Last fall
they purcha ,cd couple nl the houses
formerly used by the numbering peo-
pie and they will be converted into 4
substantial building lor the summer
outings. It is understood that sew
eral others. who have lots al Glen
brook. will erect cottages for sum
mcr use.
Within the next month T.. =. E.sser
and family and Mr.. and Mrs Mautc
Will leave for the lake where they will
spend the summer Relatives from
Baltimore will Join them, making a
jolly party who will put in several
months at Glenbrook. Others are
contemplating moving to the lake,
side as soon as the schools close.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-07
THE TILE PLANT SITE
READY FOR OPERATION
Will Burn Brick Before any of the
Machinery is Set Up

ton exist, the tiling acts as 4 dram
and revive, such soils. Many inquIr-
les are coming in relative to the ship
mrnt ui thing to other section Ot the
state The conservative use oI water
i, appealing not only t. the settler
along the water rights. but i appar
ent in the hand, oi those who have
plenty Of water ON their lanG-. The
supply will be available thi, fall and
many farm will be modernlIed by
thr use of the CarSun-1uade product
Thing arc beginning to look husi-
ness like at the factory site. With
machinery on the road and men
working from blue prints (Or iouuda-
tions and machinery bases ii settles
the question Of going ahead. Before
the cold weather sets in ii is expected
that good supply ot tiling viii have
been turned out and the state will
then be canNa->ed ior it, general
utility. \, this will hc a Nevada
product ii will undoubtedly receive
support on its merits. Mr. luhrs l.
Hmong the progressive citizens and
hi, new project warrants al the sue,
cess that seems to be in sight.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-07

Henry iuhr, OF Carson Valley, -
down from his holdings and j. spend
ing the best part of his time With
Eeorgc Brown at the site OF the build
ing brick and tile factory. The
work Of grading Is we'll under way
and that portion of the work viii be
finished within short time. In the
meantime Mr. Brown i making ready
"a burn a kiln oi hand-turned brick
II has been figured out that II is
cheaper to burn the brick than buy
them elsewhere. and they will be III
the kiln within the nest thirty day.
The brick are to be used in the con-
,truction of the factory and there IL
also a demand for quantity in this
immediate section.
Mr.. l.uhrs i. coniidcnt thar he has
truck the right chord when he pic
ed up the thing business. Tie knows
both from experience i'll Germany and
in Carson Valley that thing for irri-
cation is the safe and sane method
ot APPLYING water to the soil, 1t
prevent, lands from bcConmlnG ~Og-
gv and sour and where such condi-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-07

The ,death OF Senator Nixon was
"Unou1iccd in the Senate by Senator
Newlands IN the following words.
"Mr. President, it is my sad duty to
announce to the Senate the death OF
nay colleague. the Honorable George
s Nixon, held in the highest r>tee m
and affectiOnate regard by this body.
sis death occurred at Wa>hingtO on
ON the 5th day of June, 1912, at ~
p. m. after a painful illness following
= surgical operation. NJ some fu-
tire day | shall propose that the bus
irc>> III the Senate be suspended for
tive purpose of paying fitting tribute
tr his memory.
CI4 I4EYENNE. Wyo.. june 0.---\Irs
George Nixon was ON her way to
shinctOn when she received news
ui the death OF Seuator Nixon on the
train last night She remained IN
( hcyrnne until noon to-day. returns
iug to Reno to await the arrival of
tie Senator'S remains.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-07
THOUGHT He WAS
MAKING GETAWAY

\ Chinese restaurant man and his
vile arrived in this city this morning
a,.d later in the day a couple OF
C"mstockcr> came down il, an auto.
They were OF the opinion that the
restaurant man wa, on hl~ way out
OF the state and they wanted some
coin before he departed. The Ihina-
alnan stated that he was only spend,
ing the day in Carson and would re
turn to the Comotock this evening,
but that his wife would be sent on to
tn. coast. \~ he had made col1cc-
ton, and owed considerable money
the Virginia people were taking no
Chancr~.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-07
WILL SELL THE FARM
TO GO TO OREGON

Walter Berry, we'll known il. this
city and who few year, ago pur~
chased 4 farm near Reno for 81 900,
j. now offered $4,000 inr the prop
erty and is considering Il sale In
case the transfer is made he Will go
to Oregon. The country in and
around Eugene is rapidly coming to
the front and many farmers from this
state are purchasing land III that sec
ton. In nearly every instance the
farmers in this state who are selling
are doing SO ON account Oi rcaliIinG
large profits by the increased value
OF the lands they bought but a few
years ago.
In many instances the Nevada
farms are being purchased by Italians
from other sections Of the country.
mostly from California. who are pay
ing high prices for Nevada improved
real estate.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-07
WORK
BY MINERS

Next to the recent Tonopah-B
mont disaster in point OF heroism
was the one here yesterday morning,
when William Denny was overcome
by gas ON the 55O-foot level OF the
Midway. His plight was soon dis
covered and Assistant Superintendent
Erickson Immediately went 10 his as
sistanct. He rushed quickly to the
rescue OF the unfortunate miner, but
i'll his cndcaVOr he was also overcome
by the deadly fumca. He fell upon
a candlestick and was severely lacer-
ated about the head.
Seeing the danger OF Denny and
rushed into the drift and succeeded
in dragging both into fresh air. The
action OF both Erickson and Helletts
and they were warmly ConIme nded
and were the heroes OF the dav in
Tonopah
Erickson i, graduate Of the Uni
Vcr~ity OF Nevada. and is we'll known,
Intense excitement prevailed when
The news of the accident spread, and
when the men were brought to the
surface the tension was relieved as
the people had become alarmed and
repetition OF the Belmont disaster
wa, feared-BOnanza
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-07
READING CERTIFICATES

The State Bank case. which i on
hearing before Judge l,angan, is far
from interesting to an outsider, as
the prescn, testimony consists OF the
reading OF certificates Of deposit,
stock certificates and other matters
that were introduced a evidence by
the Receiver attorneys. Every
scrap of testimony is being gone over
bv the defendants attorneys