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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

be forfeited 70 tss sztd esfE
immediately be and become n&t4
the City OF Richmond. wttho~f
as liqdfdated gdamRgsa. g.;
Upon the approval ~ th1Hg ~
the City Clerk shall return u u "a
successful bidders the bonds 4t44
him by them rASpectively. 4n4
deposit the bond % f1ed by The
TO whom the grasAt II made VII
auditor OF the CITY OF HtchMeN
shall hold the Same upon the con4
herein specified
.. This ordinance shall be r.
/, from its passage. XIV
Sec 2. That upon the Approtn1 ~
ordinance by the Mayor Of tho Gg&
Richmond. IL shall be the duty 1&&
city Clerk TO cause TO be e0veSS
once week for four successive H.
| in "A newspaper published in f4M
OF Richmond, the Of the Or0Nl
contained In the foregoing sec{5oN%1
In addition he shall by such adyN2S.
ment invite bids FOR the frAMMM
privileges or rights proposed
granted in the proposed OrdtMM4
which bids are IL be delivered t4S
presiding officer uf the Common a.
ell of the City of Richmond, 81 tA4l
/ and hour of the next regular u1eyN
of the said body, in open session,
uefd next after such advertisement
completed. which bids. by said pt4
ing officer. shall be presented ~
said Common Council to be dealt \
arid acted on in the mode prescrtbD4
law The said advertisement exDM4
ly reserve the right to reject ANY,
all bids
Sec. g. This ordinance shall ~
force from its passage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

Eb7mond and rstsrsbur1 EaeesEse
Carr lsavs Manchester. BsvsntA -
streets, fer Pssesshassi = - -. II 4
%. l, 8, -, 10; If ~ 4: ~. 4, 8 - H.
1850, 20, Z, ., -. 10 r. u. Sg
Petersburg.
'Cars fs5vs Petersburg, fcos d. eysu ~
for Manchester: HI Ia2s3$$
$a:lA, n:aa. ~ rs. ez:31, So 80
6:36, s1:3A b.16 e:36. 1850, lls10 \. l. sx3
3paIly sxcspt Sunday ard haooda0R s
&Caryiss baggage and .sxpfsas. . 5A
ss1imited. siksps Sundays ~ sSSl
nf~Aun~uA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
CHARGED win, Theft.

Augustns Wide, fourteen yea n old
colored boy. was arrested yesterday
on charge o. stsalinE s5 from Rich
ard Johnson
Morrison was arrested Yes-
terdas, On q charge o. steaiing tlf.sQ
from J s, 1nHIeSs = a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
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'vIRGINIAN WANT ADS
HELP WANTEDMALE

Warted-A coHpstsrt Man 70 haap
books and do general ONCE work'
Address. with references, w. b.. caro-
virginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

We Want Professional, Clerical, Me-
chanieal and manual help for city
and State. II won want work Apply
AMERICAN LABOR BUREAU,
Foster Building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

Norfolk and western Railway.

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORF01
Schedule In effect August I, 191&S
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richn1
for Norfolk. bs.10 A. ~. 1900
a3 90 r, s4sle p. NJ, h7s16 r. -
For Lynchburg and the West: NJ
A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. Assoc r. NJ. Nh
p. M. MI
a1I:40 A. NJ, bIl:45 A. NJ, s6:3g PTI
S U!.5 NJ. ~r1.3t NJ. run NJ
West: .a.4a i. NJ. a3:1o r. N. kY1
p NJ, 1905 r. NJ, 1900 r. N,
snaily. aDaiiy ex. Sunday
bSunday only. IN
w y. BEvTLf. c. H. BJ6LWXz
q. r. A.. Roanoke. D. r. A.. Richr11
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

Wanted--Man Who Understands HOUSE
cleaning and can wait in dlnihg
room. Apply to office Of LAHLS
BRO. CO. Twenty-first and Main
streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
The city of Richmond,
Virginia,

city Clerks Office. H
September Z. 19f&2
Bids for the franchise, privileges 4
rights proposed to be granted lmEs4(
foregoing ordinance are hereby tnx1&4
and will be received by the preelM44
officer OF the Common Council o.
I City of Richmond at the regular mMo
ing of said Common Council which ~
be held In the Council Chamber ~
CITY Hall on Monday. October I, I'LL
at o'clock r. NJ. to be dealt MIL
the mode prescribed by law All nS
must be submitted in writing and 1M4|
bidder must fiie with his bid = H9~l
executed In favor of the City Of Nl@H
mond In Il penalty of ten thousand 44&
fars with surety satisfactory toHtM
CITY Attorney and conditioned - H8M
scrtbed in the foregoing ordinANN@
The right to reject any and all htM
! is hereby expressly reserved
| BEN T. AUGU6T, gz
City C1erA#
| Approved:
/ II. r.. POLLARD. ssSgsss)
City Attorney 9s SsSS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

i Have Some Good propositions To Offer
the home seeker and investor in real
estate, Write ms. describing wnat
you want Apply GEORGE II. Glib
SON, Cumnor, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

wanted. Persons IL Write and Cory
letters; $40 10 *s5 . week readily
made by following our practical de
rections, send self-eddresseA enve-
iope for particulars BROOKS COPY
mo CO.. es2 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington. d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

Pratt Winner. New snd Neat--many
orders bring repeat: hsppa house,
keepers save expenses: price low
demand immense MARVIN X. DOTI.
sd, Stamford. Conn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

An Infeffiwent Person May Earn o10e
NORTH Corresponding for newspA-
pers; no canvassing; send for parfic-
uIars. PRESS SYNDICATE. LOCK-
port. N. r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
AN ORDINANCE

TO GRANT PERMISSION TO THE
..t... To ERECT POLfss'
AND RUN WIRES ON THE STREETS
AND ALLEYS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, AND TO CONSTRUCT
CONDUITS OR SUBWAYS THERE
UNDER, AND TO FURNISH LIGHT
AND POWER BY ELECTRICITY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
REAL ESTATE WANTED

Wsnted-Larxe Stock and Grain Farm
all ready stocked, or else a good gen.
eral store property In Southern
states, have large ice plant
creamery and ice cream factory COM
hfned at Elmer Salem Co N J.
which wish to exchange; good bust
ness; everything good running order
Eossession at once. C. n oLIPHAST
Elmer. n. j.
Lat Your Farms With J. A. Connolly
& Company Write postal fer neces-
sary blanks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09
ROOMS TO RENT
BOARDERS WANTED


ncardera and ROomerp Wanted, Good
,osaslon: reasonable THE WASH.
iNGIpS. 2sat East Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

and distribute samples for big manu-
faefurer. steady work. S. SCHEF-
FER. 1bs Sherman. Chicago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

Wantea--Otd Goose Feathers. G. (
LEVY, AS West Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

Our Agents Get Their S~ason's He-
sfery free. write for our proposition,
the most liberal of any and easiest
.is Ia handle PENN HOSIERY MILI46s
STATION c. Philadelphia. i-s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

w.ufea--uxc Your spare Time n Ofnee
or home copying letters and address,
ing good pay, steady work. WASH
fNGTOS ADVERTISING COMPANY,
Suite 1910. Syracuse, N. X.
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WANTED

tiatse sofass tables. @tdeAcaras, chairs
bureaus china. brasses, etc. BEARD
liz w. MAN, Madison 6ae7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

rights and privileges shall thereupon
cease and determine as ii by iimita-
ton without further action OF, the pnri
of the City OF Richmond,
t2l That the said .-........, shall
within twelve tlsl4 months from the
approval OF this ordinance. have IN
stalled machinery for the generation
OF electric current for commercial
| light and power purposes, exclusive OF
street railway requirements, of at least
s. zoo X w. rated capacity.
al That when arbitration shall be
| necessary TO determine the terms for
tho joint use OF conduits and poles
| 1t shah be had as provided by chapter
| 40 Richmond City Code, 1910. as the
same may be amended
/ tsl All bids for the franchise rights
| AMI privileges hereby grant ed shaH BIZ
| submitted In writing as required by
law. and each bidder shall hle With
his bid bond executed in favor OF
| ten thousand dollars ttlo,ooo). with
surety satisfactory to the City Attor-
ney. conditioned IA follows, In the
event that the franchise rights and
| privileges herein specified are granted
/ to him:
First. That he VIII In sixty DAYS
| from the day OF the approval OF thls
ordinance granting the above named
franchise rights and privileges to him
Ale . written acceptance OF. the same
with the city Clerk.
SECOND That lie WIN construct and pu,
| into complete operation the plant oi
plants and works provided for In thir
0rdinance, within the time and In fht
| manner herein specified. and will main
| tain and operate the same, ~ required
/ during the life Of the franchise hereby
granted.
Third. That In the event OF his failure
tsO 10 file the said written acceptance
OF on his failure 40 10 conAtruct and
hut into complete operation the said
pi; = or plants and works. within the
tin = and ~ she m n. hsrssn s1s !. 4.
and 6parnte the same. - required the
sufu bunS Hhatf I'Ie r<up0n. fps0 I1Std.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

Wanfed--FO Huy Household Goods N
any quantities; highest cash prices
paid. Phone Madison S0s3
S-'sss
Highest Cash Prices for Modern Fur
niturc. Phone. Madison 1851.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-09

OF the said .....a.a.a-. IN the
streets and alleys or other public places
OF the city shall, In the event the city
desires TO acquire the same, become the
property OF the City OF RICHMOND upon
the payment OF a fair valuation there
fbr. but the said company shall be
entitled To no COMPENSATION by reason
or the value OF the franchise Hereby
granted; such compensation. II not
agreed upon bet ween the City OF Rich
mond and said company more than six
months before the termination G, sreh
franchise by lapse Of time or within
thirty DAYS after forfeiture shall be
Determined by arbitration. one Of the
larbitrators to be appointed By tho City
az Richmond one by sad company. and
the third by the Hustinga Court ~ the
CITY OF Richmond, and upon the pay
mont Of the compensation. eith agreed
uuon as aforesaid. or axcertained by the
board of arbitrators to be appointed al
aforesaid. the plant and property OF the
said company shall vest absolutely In
the city of Richmond, Or, IN the even;
the city does not desire to acquire thf
same. the said city may require all
Of said property to ba renewed from
the streets or other public places Al
the expense OF the owner. ANA within
I time prescribed by the Committee on
Streets may require that the said owner
shall, At his own costs. restore the
streets where disturbed to condition
satisfactory to the said committee. OF
tho SAID cIty may 0utnorl1e such
owner to. sell such property 10 any
person who shall have been era nted
franchise 10 use the streets and
alleys Of the city in the manner pre-
scrfbed by law. In the event tina cfty
desires to acquire the said plant and
property ~ aforesaid 1t shall notify
the company Of It's desire. and Of tbs
arbitrator 1t has appointed In case Of
ina biiity to agree with the company
on the price TO be paid for the plant
and property aforesaid and In cass
the company shall fail or refuse "a
appoint IT. arbitrator a. herein pro
vided tor within ten days after being
notified Df the appointmcnt made b.
the city the Huttings Court Of thu
cry AZ Richracnd -shnH hsve powsr
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17
COUNTERFEITING MACHINES
CATCH GULLIBLE ONES

course, simple trick for the crook to
get the money into his own hands and
make his escape
The old ten-dolIar gold piece ma
chine down at police Headquarters was
sold under the claim that pouring a
certain molten mixture into tia mix
tnre which contained no gold-coins
closely resembling ten-dollar gold
pieces would be formed.
The machine is composed of two hol-
! low brass drum-shaped compartments.
hinged so that when closed they fit
tightly together, facing each other. In
the center of the faces that close
against each other is a depression, re-
sembling mold A funnel, into which
the molten metal was poured, appar-
entity allowed it 10 run into this mold,
but in reality deposited il within one
| of the drums. In the other drum a
number of gold pieces were concealed
When the machine was closed and the
metal had been poured in. lever was
manipulated which dropped gold
piece-a real one, not counterfeit
into the mold The machine was
opened and there it lay, fresh and
bright.
The owner of the machine picked it
up with pair of pincers. droppd it
into glass Of water with enough acid
to set up kissing. as of suddenly
cooling metal and then drew it out.
The gold piece was given to the
prospective victim, who was told to
take it to the bank OF course, the
bank. accepted it, and, filled with wild
dreams of sudden wealth, the victim
scraped together every cent he could
to purchase this wonderful machine.
Probably now that the currency dtI-
plicator has been exposed. some gang
of criminals, somewhere under lock
and KEY, is at work figuring Que some
new device, which will be but the
same story told again.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17
SWindlers Still PaIming Off De-
vices to Make One Dollar
Grow Another One


KANSAS CITY, July 1.-THE name
OF science covers a multitude of sins
and is cloak of protection for innu-
meFable evil doors. AS the Wrights,
Bleriot, Edison and Marconi profit by
legitimate inventions, so there are
criminals continually studying out in
genious fake" inventions with which
10 catch the gullible public.
The bait they use is always the
same. From the yedor of the simple
gold brick of a decade or more ago
to the promoter of the most ingenious
device. Of today, the criminal always
plays on one weakness of human ma
ture-the desire to get something for
nothing A search through the Grim
iHal records will show that the latest
scheme of clever crooks TO wheedle
money from the unsophisticated is but
an old one worked over
One of the most recently exposed
frauds, brought to public notice in
Chicago only few days ago, is a ma
chine which it was claimed would du-
plicate paper money.
Made One Bill After Another.
w hCn OIOu5ht " lSAls til&S hActNAAIE
was heralded as an entirely new de-
vice in the history of crime. In a
sense, it is new, but in principle it is
no different from "ten-dollar gold
piece machine taken by the Kansas
City police twelve years ago, and
which now hangs in a glass cabinet
at police headquarters.
The device recently brought to light
consisted of an elaborate looking box
on the outside of which was small
crank. The prospective victim was
told, confidentially. that within the
machine there operated chemical
process by which impressions from
new paper currency could be trans
paper. All that was necessary was to
place the bills and the sensitized po-
per in alternate layers-insert them
into the machine through slot-and
turn the crank. When they came out,
the impression on the sensitized paper
could not be distinguished from the
bills themselves. II was explained
that only a limited number of dupli-
cations could be made from a single
bill, as the ink used in the engraving
of the bill would last for only about
ten Impressions.
Could anything be more proposter-
Gus? Probably not, unless 1t is the old
ten-dollar gold piece mold which has
been out of use so long that no one
remembers who it was that invent
ed it.
A Turn Of the crank-2o Bills.
The victim who was caught by the
"currency duplicator" was shown how
he could multiply his money twenty
times in as many minutes Ten bills
and ten pieces of paper were run into
the machine. A swishing sound came
from Misunderstanding that the mys-
terious chemical process was at work.
To add to the effect, fumes came out
through a funnel in the top. Another
trun of the crank, and out came
twenty billsi
The victim hurried away to raise
every cent he could in new, fresh cur
rency, so that he might quickly take
of the kind inventors offer
to let him use this marvellous device.
When he returned with all the bright,
clean bills he could raise it was, of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17
ARMY MAY. GROW
own FORAGE HERE
Hay Shipment Delayed and the
Cavalry and Battery Mays
Turned Out to Craze

Threatened with serious shortage
of forage for the mounted troops at
Schofield Barracks, the quartermas-
tiers department has just received
word that a large shipment of hay is
on the way from Seattle, and will be
here about the Goth of this month.
This relieves that situation which,
while not alarming. was causing con-
siderable inconvenience at the big
brigade post, and which was keeping
the troop and battery commanders on
the anxious seat Last Sunday the
last pounds of hay were issued in
some Of the cavalry troops of the
Fifth, and the horses turned out to
crop the short grass in lieu of MUNICH
ing from their hangers. There is
plenty of grain on hand, so the stock
is really suffering no hardship. Yes
terday the depot quartermaster sent
out all the hay that he could spare
from the town supply, and with the
full supply to arrive within week,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17
CONFECTIONERY.

German Confectionery, 1853 AIakea St;
Phone S7ss. German coffee cake,
baumkalchen. honigkuehen. nlarzipan.
delicious ice creams and sherbets,
wedding cake. fancy pastry. fruit
cakes plum pudding. small pastry.
52ss- ira
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the trouble viii be tided over.
May Grow Own Hay.

the trouble VIII De tldeQ over.
May Grow Own Hay.
The present shortage, and the posi-
bility of all forage being cut of in
time of war, has called attention To
an experiment which the War Depart
ment is planning to make on Oahu. 1t
is believed by Major B. Frank
Cheatham, chief quartermaster of the
Department of Hawaii. backed up by
tests of soil and climate observations
made by the Department of Agricul-
ture, and by the opinion of some local
experts, that the government can raise
all the forage necessary for Schofield
Barracks right on the big military
reservation.
This is very important matter.
and enc which the quartermaster's de-
partment means to investigate fully
said Major Cheatham this morning.
Not only from the standpoint of econ
omy, but also for strategic reasons. it
would be highly desirable to raise our
own hay at Schefield. We have plenty
of land available, and it is only ques-
ton of whether the nav will mature
properly without rusting. | think
there viii be no difficulty in curing it,
for although it might be caught in one
or two showers, it could be dried with
out injury.
Experiment Under Way.
s'One of the Cavalry officers, DR..
Vans Agnew, is now experimenting
with alfalfa. He is blowing to seed
about 10 acres, which will be irrigat-
ed by the waste water from the post
We will eventually have plenty of wa
ter at Sehofield, and / am watching
the experiment with great interest, as
it will settle one of the big problems
of mounted troops in the Hawaiian
Islands"
The delay in getting the last ship
.ment of hay was due to uncertainty
about the army appropriation bill, the
quarterinaster's department having to
hold off ordering it from Colonel w.
W. Robinson. the Seattle feed and
produce contractor. who recently land
ed the large army contract for Oahu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17
Be Prepared.

Buy it now. ChamberlaiH's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is al
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over. Buy it now and be
prepared for such an emergency. For
sale at all dealers Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17

Photo Engraving of highest grade
can be secured from the STAR Bulletin
Photo Engraving Plant.
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PIANO MOVING.

Nicper's Express. Phone 1916 Piano
and furnitnre moving 52SS-sni
New-York tribune., 1912-04-15
HORSE DIVES IN WINDOW
Runaway Crashes Through Plate
Glass and Scatters Delicatessen.

\ runaway horse driven b. Paul Horn
stein ~ No 500 South 4th street, Brooklyn,
dashed down Sheriff street yesterday after
room and era shed into the grocery store or
Morris Sonnerblick. SO. ~ I'd street,
smashing the French plate glass windo"
ami mining his way through an imposing
array Of -four bags. boxes fun of crackers,
canned goods and fresh sauerkraut In
bloom. tempuugly displayed for possible
IurChase
The horse holted Iu Sheriff street, and
Horrstein frantieally tried 10 stop the run
away. Where Sheriff street ends IN ID
street the driver tried 10 make the short
turn. but the greasy payements were too
slippery. aud the fiery steed aimed straight
for the deGcatessen.
At the curb rhe gallant animal gave one
leap which would have done credit 10 a
spirited hunter, and nurdling the whole
width Of the Sidewalk. crashed into the
store. dii the aforementioned damage and
slid back out of the window down INTO tie
cellar
ricd 10 the proStrat- animal at the bottom
If the cellar steps, but with no other eject
than 20 almost cut the horse IN half
Lieutenant Thompson and ScrGcduts
l'!anuory ana Wolf came from the ''tn
IIeClncl ~Iau'H NUS ,'H '''''' 'E "''I
drove the ldrg, crowd back. 50 tlat opera
tious could continue Then Henry W'ls-
berger au cHuressman of 40. q" Cannon
street. came mp with several stahleWou. lie
uut rope sling around the horse, and,
living its feet together. quickly raised the
animal 10 the sidewalk, whore IL was
treated by Dr. \ /. Grover, veterinarian.
apart from 4 strip If flesh about foot
long cut out of one leg by the iron railing
a, the side Of the cellar steps IN" horse was
uuiDlured The harness was cut and torn
into ribbons but tr" wagon W. none tho
worse for Wear.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-15
DEFINES RELIGIOUS TYPES
Professor G. P. Fangani Lectures
at Temple Beth El.

Professor Charles T. TaGuaui discussed
two types Of religion 81 Tempt" Bethel
Yesterday morning-the prophetic and the
nriestIy Both profess. hr said. 10 speak
Cor cod both claim to make known His
requirements.
Tb. uriestIy h" declared told us IN" drst
,iipg cod required was worship Will" the
,r,nrctfc said. first ANA primarily that
,ncr should love one another.
The pr.estly then SAY continued the
.r..,l,cr. .''Do certain things, II N"u want
Gods help and tho prophetic say You
can always rely on Gods help Th' priest
Il, ,yiIr tell YOU that h- H. indispensable Il
..,,, ,,,nt 10 ect clos. to God. and the pro-
,,no,ic say the sound Of your vote" brings
YOU close.
,rh. rriestl,. Professor tagu'm asserted,
...... ga. champion of au institution. ana
,D, ,,r.rb.tic made way for a." new. Then
rt..tIy me- added. said thor" was no
',,.,,.,, vittout them. There were three
'.,..,,...,,. of H., priestly religion. h" said
-, ,,,..Ii..tiou the plea made {" i'd i.r
.,t.r ,,a ,sking for aId for another,
second localzatipu, "h'n i'''7 80" '''''
,.5 ID, to boz. found only 'n certain ''d''S
and that YOU must go 10 'h"-" places I'D
'a,a,nnn,ca,o "'," win ,;od and. rh.rd. IN" ap-
pcasement Of God Dy -acrin''. the "r'rint
mn Of the lives of animals 'u' 'h' '''7
Of Gods favor hy gitts 49,.
The prophet" tells 'on. ''.''''' .'-, 49,
,,..,., asserted thIt cod require 'i'' '"''
.... .,,.,,id deal ilstls. ou. h' On" other.
s,.c,a assert that rni~ laSt - hum i'I'a' "a"
.....d the prie,tn So, that thl' IS n''
r,l. sicn.