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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
SHOOTING GENERAL
IN MINERS STRIKE
IN VIRGINIA FIELDS
Associated Press.

Charleston, w. Va. Sept. IT.
The military outposts We're fired upon
early today at Holley, in the heart
OF the territory that is now under
martial law because of the miners
strike.
The pickets replied, and for time
the exchange of shots was brisk.
\ search of the field later showed
no victims OF the fray.
This was pay dag in the unionized
region on the north bank OF the ka-
nawha river, where the men struck
last week but returned to work again
on Tuesday. This was signalized at
Iugheston by fight. The shooting
was general, but it is reported that
only the cOntending factions OF the
miners We're engaged
1t is stated that Governor Glass
cock has ordered an Investigation.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
FREE-AND- EASY NUPTIAL
CONTRACT MADE BY LOS
ANGELES COUPLE TODAY
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Los Angeles. Cal, Sept. 14.-An
ante-nuptial contract. which was
signed by Miss Heloise Chandler
taged 21) and Carleton Washburne
(aged 23), provides that the mar
riage ties shall terminate simultan-
eously with the death of the love of
either. and neither shall have the
right to restrain the other should the
other see fit to Incur other parental
responsibility.
Both of the parties to the contract
are college students.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
PRINC|PALSIN TRIAL
ON IN new YORK TODAY

Justice j. w. Con ton lcfD is sitting
in extra session of his court to
hear the charges of conspiracy and
murder against Lieut.. Charles A
Becker Int iight), who is accused
of planning and contriving the
murder OF Herman Roscuthal.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
FATHER MAKES CHARGES
SHOWING IN DENVER TODAY.

Denver, Sept. 14.-S Snow fell in
several parts of Wyoming and Cole
rado last night and today
At 6 O'Clock this morning the gov
ernment thermometer registered 80
degrees here and 80 at Cheyenne.
On account of the moisture which
lad previously fallen. the weather
bureau reports no damage TO vegeta-
ton by the drop in the temperature
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
WILL OPEN THE PANAMA CANAL IN FALL OF 1878

nouncement that the Atlantic fleet
would rendezvous at Colon next win
ter before the water is turned into
the big ditch.
The naval estimate of the time of
completion Is based upon the latest
report of the army engineers.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
HUNGER STRIKE MAY END
LIFE OF WOMAN WHO TRIED
TO lNJURE JOHN REDMOND
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Dublin. ireland. Sept lI.-Mary
Leigh. the suffragette who was sem
fenced TO five years in prison for
woundinE John Redmond. the noted
Irish leader. with hatchet recently.
les in a dangerous condition as the
result of forcible feeding. She stead
fastly refused to eat. and was given
nourishmeut through n tube
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
USE
OF COUNTESS FUNDS
Associated Press.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE Autro-
Hungarian consulate continued its
Investigation today to learn the dis
position Of the $1,000 of funds or
Rosa Menschik Szabo, OF which At
torney Gibson was the executor after
the woman's death.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
Associated Press.

New Haven, Conn, Sept IL
The game of football apparently has
lost none of its grip upon the college
student. The Yale squad, which has
been practicing less than week, is
the largest in football history, and
the ccacheG declare that the quality
Of the work is better than ever be-
icrc.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
GRIFFITH IS THE ONLY WINNING PROGRESSIVE

nor, over P. B. Stewart. progressive
republican. Parks lead is 1,727
The republican headquarters con-
cede the nomination of Benjamin
Griffith, progressive republican. as
attorney general, but claim the re-
mainder of the ticket for the regu-
lars.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14

blind street singer. who has been
here several times bsfore, came in
his noon to ply his musical profess
SIGN on local streets.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
PLATEAU fair
TO Be A WINNER
Celebration at COIIbran Sep
tember 19 and 20 viii
Be Successful Affair.

The premium list for the first
annual Plateau valley fair, 70 be
held at Ccllbran. Sep / . and 20, has
been received In this city and every
Continued on Page 80
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
Will
BE Big AFFAIR
Program for Meeting Is Given
Out Today; Priest Is Home
From European Trip.

There will be a public reception in
honor of the return OF Rev. Father
Thomas NJ. Conway OF ST. Joseph
Catholic Church. Tuesday night in
Continued on Page 81
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS;
LARGE PRACTICE SQUADS
Associated Press.

Princeton, n. j.. Sept. 1.-THE
Princeton football squad is now at
work on number of ne wforn,ations
that are expected to be feature of
the coming years play. Most of the
new shifts are directed on an off side
tackle with few runs and forward
pass formations.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
SLA YER OF 'GUNPLA Y MAXWELL AT
HELPER, w., KILLS l. WOUNDS ANOTHER

Associated Press.
Helper. Utah, Sept. l4.-Brighnm Taylor, aged
here last night by T. y. Johnson, former deputy
iutermOuntain west by killing Gunplay Maxwell th'
the boys that ended the bad mans life
Johnson, who is in jail slyg the boys acted
Young TAYLOR died after the shooting. q
iured He declares that the firing was wholly witt
Public sentiment IS somewhat divided. but as
Since killing Maxwell, John on Eag had the q
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14

before them all.
Beebe made serious charges against
lie Vass which viii be Incorporated
in the suit for the dnnulment of the
marriage.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14

ls and Arnold Deardal aged 9, were shot near
sheriff at Price who gained Il reputation In the
deaperadO. few years ago. He used the same
guspyiously when he driving by
rG Dcardau seriously and possibly fatally in
uaJ excuse
IA rule is conlemnatory Of Johnson.
1atation II hang "aa bad as old Gunplay"
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
Associated Press.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE great
Panama canal will be opened to traf-
fic in the fall of 1918. This state
ment was made by the navy depart
nlent today, together with the an-
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
Associated Press.

Denver. Sept. 14.-Unofficial re-
turns OF the late primary from all
the counties in the state received by
the republican headquarters practi-
cally assure the nomination of C. C.
PARKS reguiar republican, as COVER
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
Wright Makes Record.

Friday, ID. b. Wright and party
drove to Plateau valley and back.
making the l03 miles at an average
Of 3 miles an hour over rough
roads.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-14
SIDNA ALLEN IS
CAUGHT AT LAST
Missing HiIISyiIIe Killer Rabbed
in DeS MOineS, After Being
Chased tor 5 Months.
Press.

Associated Press.
Des Moincs. la, Sept. li-Sidna
Allen, the leader OF the noted Hills
yillo gang. and Wesley Edwards, Il
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
EXPLOSION WRECKS
| LAUNDRY At PUEBLO
Owner Believes The Object of
Dynan1iters Was TO Put Him
Out of Business.

PUEBLO. Ian. l9.-No arrests had
been made as vet in connection with
the dynamiiinc Of the building occu.
pied bv the Colorado laundry. i. VIII
Johnson, owner Of tho laundry. states
he believes the work was done by
some one connected with rival laun.
dry, although he is unable TO give the
officers any information winch might
lead 10 an arrest. The damage TO the
laundry and adjacent buildings is es.
timated mt $500 4 reward OF $1,000
has been offered NV the city and coun-
ty aud Johnson for the arrest OF the
dYuamitcrs.
That the building was not entirely
wrecked WAS due to the fact that the
pcrpetrator was inexperienced in the
use Of the explosive, The bomb, at
tached 10 a long fuse, was placed on
the edge Of the window sill in the
rear of the laundry in such way that
tho building did not get the force of
tho explosion.
The police are working on theory
that the explosion was caused by out
of town parties and that it is connect
cd with the many explosions IN the
last few years on Jobs which were be-
ing done by structural iron workers
not connected with the national or
ganization.
1t is now believed that the only OBJ
ject WAS 10 destroy the large tank
used as a water softener, When this
Was being erected some years ago il
topplcd over one night
but no clue was ever found as To the
real cause.
The force of tho explosion was such
that windows were shattered in a ter
ritory covering several blocks. The
windows in the Globe Express COM
pany's office across the alley crashed
to the street and il Was supposed at
first that the safe of that company had
been blown
The explosion caused great excite
neni, AS, owing TO the killing of an al.
Icgcd "Black Hand' leader here the
night before. it was believed that the
gang was taking revenge for the muir
Ter Of their leader. The police, how
ever, arc Of the opinion that the Black
Hand had no connection with the af
fair,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
CUBAN VETERANS
MAY MAKE TROUBLE
Hitch Arises in the Programme
for Uni!ication of All Po-
litical Factions,

HAVANA, Ian. IA possibly serious
dbsiscle In the programme fpr the uni
fication OF all political factions with the
purpose of recouciing political differ
ences In rho face OF the threat of inter
vcn'!on by the United States arose today
when General F.mihano Nunez president
"f tho NeteranS association. issued
statement DENYING the correctness of the
official note siven out after last nights
conference With tho president. This note
announced that Nuucz lad given his
pledge Ia President Gomez that agitation
by rho veterans would stop Immediately.
In his statement. General Nuuez sRys:
| have made no pact wlfll PresI-
dent Gomez. In nm interview with
The president I agreed 10 usc my In
flucucc With members ~ tho national
council Of veterans thai resolutions
might he adopted To end the aglta-
tion so far as II was understood by
Somc persons that this agitation con-
trimtcG 10 tho sending OF the note
by the American government
From various parts Of the Island tooiay n
reports were received Of the disbandinc
OF veteran clubs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
CHARITY EXTENDING
ACROSS THE SEAS

For the benedi OF humble fisherman
on the slINres OF the far Zuyder Zee.
whose little fishing smack was lost in
coasts part of his counirynIeu
and friends. hearing OF the accident and
knowing its dire meaning 10 the little
FAMILY, gave a musical cntcrta nDent at
tho Fourteenth ward amusement hall last
night They succeeded In raising neat
little sum, which VIII be sent across the
seas To help replace the lost boat. so that
the unfortunate fisherman may fare forth
again In quest OF the livelihood that
comes from the sen.
The Lowell school orchestra under the
direction Of Principal Bradford. took part
IN inc. entertainment Miss Bessie Taft
PLAYED the ptnno and violin solos were
rendered by 0rson Bartlett, Harold Ben
nett, 1,ovarre James Whiting Burnett
and james Ilolbrook. Fred Reese, u.
Blake. Joseph Winter and Joseph De
llaan were the members Of a qiiarte cite
that sang nMmbcr of Selections
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
BETS BEING MADE
.ONeFHEOUTCOME
i94 M4ore Than Twenty Candidates for
Il .ssenatSrial Togas to Make
: -9SSs ss RaYk ip New Mexico.
DIAL q; sthe Trlbune :

spsbial 10 'Fhe Tribune
. y WASHINGTON. Jan. ls.-United States
MapelistsT 81. Foraker OF New Mexico.
who Is Nisltins, Washington, says a big
betting tcok Is being made in New
Meaifo ofI the fenatorial election. There
sre soesr' twenty candidates. with Dele
6ats Andrews, Judge "a 3. Fall and Gov
eraor Mills selling at even money and
the ottpy candidates quoted at odds
rAngipsHail the way to 100 To L. Mr..
ForakerS = who is 9. brother OF former
sepator) Foraker OF Ohio IL included
among fthe candidates IN the senatorial
rage, The edds quoted against his
cllancsb he nd id.s were 100 TO 1. and he
take a sirket on himself.
rNeE Mexico''- continued Marshal
ForaIkr. will give dts vote IN the ma
tIonaN convention TO President Taft. or
coarsk Jtsolonsl Roosevelt has big fol-
lowirs ont there, but the people have
taksjs Ii for granted that he will NOT be
a, csfidldate."
THsl lsgialaIure- Of New Mexico Mr.
Ford says, will probably meet early
in iarch, but it Ia mob likely that the
nes state, win have REPRESENTATIVES, in
States senate at this session
or Eongrees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
University Notes

The senior class held a ,nnatino a,
noon Yesterday for the purpose OF dis
cusslnS the cap and gown question 7,
was decided that all men should weai
tha; the ladies might have their choice
OF two KINDS. Those who have old ones
or who can get second hand ones, viii
be allowed 80 use them Students who
have not affiliated themselves With ,n,,
c!ass untu now Will he permitted Ia ioIn
the 1917 class upon the payment of "a
dues. = - 80
The freshman class had meeting ves-
teraay IN which the president issued a
call for candidates for tho Frasbman
Dramatic club and urged the mpmbers
OF The class TO pay their dues Tb.
freshman class decided to have It's pic
ture I'm the Utonian.
Inc juniors class met yesterday 10 de-
eide some matters regarding the I-tonian
snd also decided 10 hold n work party
tonight at l34 First avenue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
SHR|VERS HIGHLY
PLEASED WITH CITY

'Sat Lake viii receive a great benc-
fit from thc imperial council which
meets in Los Angeles next May
Thousands OF Shrincrs will stop here
on their way to and from the council
The imperial train viii stop here go
ing to Los Angeles, and | already have
advices that many other special trains
will do likewise This is MY first visit
here, and ! am deeply impressed with
Your beautiful city. Ny reception has
been n grand ono. and YOU can not
say too much for me in return,
In these words j Frank Treat. i'm.
per1el potentate of the order of the
Mystic Shrine. expressed himself last
night,
Mr.. Treat is on his way to Los .Iu,
gclcs 10 arrange the details for the
imperial council which is to he held
in May. He is accompanied by w y.
Rowell, imperial recorder, w. s.
Brown. Imperial treasurer, and Lou B.,
Wnsor, past imperial potcntate
These latter three have visited Salt
Lake on former occasions, but they
"Vic hpt prepared Lor the great I'M
proNemcnts that have been made dur
ing the past few years,
All expressed great surprise yestcr-
day as thov were conducted about the
city. Mr.. Brown said; 81 can appre-
ciatc the declaration of Brigham
Young that this is the place -
The members Of the party will leave
at noon today for Los Angeles From
Los Angeles they will return cast bv
was of FL Paso and New Orleans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
CERTAIN FIGHTING
WILL BE RESUMED

NANKING, Jan. l9.-It appears now
TO be absolutely certain that lighting
between the revolutionists and the i'm
periaists Will be resumed on the morn.
ing Of January 2s unless Premier Yuan
Shi Eai comedies the demands of the
republican, government.
These demands. which were tele.
craphed today to Premier Yuan Shi
Kai at Pekin. arc very drastic aud
substantially as follows;
1.-The abdication of the throne and
the surrender Of the sovereign powers
are demanded.
2.-No Mancbu may participate in
the provisional government of China.
3.-The capital OF the provisional
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
May Visit Bingham.

Although not definitely fixed. II is nos
| sible that the visitors viii make a shor,
| lrip ovcr the Western Pacific with Mr.
Schlacksl before returning TO Colorado. II
| mus case. only II short part OF the trr
IN inns state would be made. Bingham
and olpcr points Of interest VIII also
probably be visited
AIranEements had been personally
made through the board OF gov
crnors, Of the. CommerciaI club 10 enter
tain the visiting officials al "A banquet
Win President Bush as guest of honor
MT Bush was unable TO accept owing 10
the Shorlncss Of his stay and the prcs-
sure OF the work before him, Through
MT perrah lie informed the Commercial
cluo tldt he would be glad TO accept i'm
inc near future, when he brings with him
principal members of the operating and
traffic slaffs OF tho lines. and that with
an acceptance of his regrets and proposed
cordluclv.
Mr.. Bush Is recognized as n scIf-madc
man. ]Ie was born In Woliesboro, Pa
july =. 1850. He received his education as
a a, Young man In the public schools OF
ms native town and at. the State Normal
school IN Mansfield, Pa. where he took
course In surveying. He opened his
IalIoad career as n rodrnan on tho
Northern Pacific railroad Ills work at
tracted attention and not long aftcrward
he was made locating and division engi-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
TAFT SPEAKS WITH
SENATOR BAILEY
Continued from Page one.1

mon policy. What | want you to do Is
To unite and fight without ninchine the
common enemy OF the country. Socialism.
want to say that no Republican who
ever held the Office OF president has tried
TO be more faithful 10 the people of this
country than William Howard Taft
would like TO beat him FOR The prcsi
In speaking OF the Democratic party,
the senator said nc had an attack of
Bryanitls, adding that the Democrats
party would come into Its own when II
had made the fight for the old fashioned
principles OF our fathers.
When we compromise Democracy for
Socialism. we condemn ourselves 10 ever
lasting defeat" he declared
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
NEW PRESIDENT
OF RIO CRA|VQE HERE
Continued from Page one.)

Tor thp Denver 4 Rio Crande has not
been as yet selected. So far. no change
In tho officials of tho road Is conIem-
plated
Mr.. Bush is visiting SAT- Lake as n
part Of hurried trip OF inspection over
INC ilncs OF the road Ills particular at
tenuon. II is declared, IL being dlrcc, ed
To the main line across the states OF
Colorado and Utah The expressed inten-
non is 10 place tho main line In first
class operating condition. with a view
OF making the Missouri Pacific. Rio
brande and Western Pacific roads the
pest possible traDsconl mental route.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
ConYicts Break Faith.

MEDFORD. Or. Jan. 1e.-Tbrcn CON
Victs. quartered without guard at the
convict canp al Westville under the
honor system Instituted bv Governor
west broke faith Last night aud fled
INTO the Crater lake national forest. closc
To The camp. Posses arc in pursuit. All
three We're serving ind etermnate SEN
,ences Tor larceny and probably would
have been released in few months a
conditional parole for one Of them was on
Its way 10 the camp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
AS to Moffat Road.

The subject OF the announced purpose
OF the Moffat road interests 10 complete
that line tu Salt Lake was brought mp.
nat Mr.. Bush made no statement IN re-
gard thereto. Mr.. Shepard declared that
ii the road were completed. il would
prove an Important factor in passenger
and freight competition direct between
Denver and this cly. That tho cAtcn-
Sion of the Moffat road as announced.
The proposed move OF vast Improvement
OF the Denver & Rio Grance line was de-
MED
II was assorted that plan was be-
ing dciiberJted upon to hriug about q
Junction of the two roads through the
proposed botsero cutoff. which ie In
tended TO connect tho Denver e. Rio
GrnnJe with the Moffst road by meane Of
short spur Mr.. Bush viii look into the
2Iuvaniages a., Of the plan oil his return trip,
II is believed thai the report on this
question will be governed largely by
what financial interests may be behind
lhe proposed extension and Moffat tun-
mel. Mr. Rush VIII also probe the propu-
sltton Ia reconstruct all the narrow
gauge lines ot the Denver e. Rio Grgudo
to standard gauge. and report az 10 the
adylsahllity Of undertaking tho work.
betwecn now and Sunday The visiting
officials viii visit the properties OF toe
COMPANY In this city and vicinity. On
tha return trip many side visits will be
made En- route here. Mr.. Bush who
Sunnyside mines. operated by the Utah
fuel company subsidiary organization
Of the Denver e Ric Crande inspcctfns
the properties thoroughly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
Conpors T-isi

Los ANGEL LEs, cat.
trial Of Bert HI Conner.
having conspired.. " dyns
hall of records, drssgS
with fSwitpessEs 7,
reputa tions sof Joseph n,
Manscll Parlts. ,coIinty
supplied most or the O
the defendant. >. were q
gave testimony eontradlrtI
fcred by Eishopi and l,arN
The sf,.i.sI y,riIl H.. :. ,.<..-. =.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
SAN DIEGO CITY JAIL,
LOOTED BY ROBBERS

!, san DIEGO. CAL Jan. sls. -yvtiil-
prisoners In the city jail licked In their
cells slept last night q thief rsnsacked
the place. stole neckiiee. ssh Ets. and a
number of articles OF (9ayje and suc-
his booty. 49, 's,r ~ y 2 :, t'e r'''e
,rhefts .were discoesrsfisth thks s mo r,nins
when the prisoners VsEs tAksn OUT for
Was made and every cell was rst1a c4xed !.
but neither thel tlisf nor missing propertp.
could heefound = The new iai1 Is built OF
esmsrt and steel and is raj proof IS y. : I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
Hearst to Try st. Louis

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. l9-Aftc, an
nounCinG that he had come here TO-DAY 10
take over Immediately The st. Louis Star
for William II. Hearst. Foster Coates
ono o: the Hearst managing editors. gave
out second statement to the cffect That
he was here familarlzing himself viii
ST Louis papers. He said Mr. Hearst
was anxious to get into the St Louis
Held. but he did not Know whctoer
newspaper would he purchased or a new
on .to - ~" ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
Slow Count in Arizona.

GLOBE. Ariz., Jan. 1o.-Governor- elect
George w. p. Hunts plans for inaug,ira :
telegram from Territorial Governor Slua n
saying that the count OF ballots In The
recent election probably Will not be com :
pletcd before January 30
Mr Hunt said, after receiving the tcie-
gram, that he does not expect To he i'm
augur1ted before the middle of F'ebruary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20
GOVERNMENT GETS
CLOSE TO PACKERS PA
Data Showing Combination
Within Period Covered by
Indictment. 4
TESTIMONY is DIRECT
Cost Sheets Produced by Man
ager of South Omaha Plant
of the Armours.
TESTIMONY IS DlRECd

CHICAGO. Jan. l?.-Seyeral huipired
original memorandum cost sheets for
beef used by Armour Co. at its South
Omaha psnt between March andfSsc2-
tember, 1910. were introduced in eytlenco
by the government in the packers trial
today. 'F
They are the first original dat3 deal
Ing with the actual figuring of tfs beef
cost. within the period covered by the
indictment. uucarthed in the triaH
They show the allowances masc for
by-producis by the test cost lsystcm.
which the government declares Was used
by packers as the basis Of hxine prices.
The sheets were produced in 5:ourt by
Edward J. McAdam. office mahaser ut
the South Omaha plant Of ArIpdur & Co
Earlier n the day Everltt ~; Dill and
Perry ~ Watcrhouse, managsT for the
National Packing company a. Boston
from 1903 10 1906. testified tHkt it was
the practice OF the representatives Of
Armour e Co. Swift & Co.. Bnd Norris
& Co 10 exchange the dallylshipmepts
margins and selling prices With one an
other A.
They declared thai in the way the
representative of each cou4pany knew
What the other was doing.y Sometimes
this information was obtalJed by tele-
phone and at other times3 the branch
managers made rounds OF Bother offices
to get the figures.
Waterhousc testified atbe managers
made daily and wcsklysr$ports tn the
main offices In Cnicagp }csardjns the
price obtained on salez.Nd}