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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31

some years the secretary TO the city su-
perin1endent OF schools.
Mr., and Mrs, p. w Hayt, who have
City and who have many warm friends
In Salt Lake, will leave Utah within the
next month for their now home in Hood
River. Or. where they have purchased
an apple orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. James "A Moyle and their
son Henry are expected home from Eu-
rope the last OF the week. Mr. and Mrs
Movie having Joined Henry early In the
spring for tou. OF Europe
Mrs Charles II. McMahon and Mrs A.
j. Gorham entertained the officers of the
state federation and few well-known
club women last evening at a roof gar
den party and supper to meet DR.. Laura
Drake Gill, who is the guest OF Mrs. c.
Captain and Mrs Frederick G. Kellond
have taken a party OF young people, con-
sisting OF Miss Virginia Beatty, Miss
Cary Marshall and heutenants Cotton
and Hall into the mountains toward
Strawberry valley OF. camping trip.
number of parties are made UP to
enjoy the midweek luncheon AT the
Country club today. the affair being the
last in the July schsduie-
Mrs. Philip G. WrIghtson and Madame
WrlGhtson are planning to entertain the
ladies' OF the post at an evening bridge
party on Monday evening, August 12
while the officers are absent on hike.
Mrs. Hubbard w Reed will entertain
with q luncheon next Wednesday at the
Country club in honor of Mrs. ]. B. Cos
grin.
Mrs. George 7, Odcll and her daughter.
Miss Marie Odell, came down last even
Ing from a short stay in Brighton, but
will return shortly for the rest of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn S. Glllham and thoir
small son will leave the last OF the week
TO spend few weeks i'll Little Cotton
wood canyon near Alta.
Captain and Mrs c. C. Smith OF Fort
Douglas will entertain this evening with
"A book" costume party at their home
for their guest, Miss Young Of New
York.
Mrs. J. McPheron Taylor Is here with
her small son from Oakland and will go
to Brighton to spend the rest Of the sum
mcr with her mother. Mrs. Frank Godbe
Mrs A NJ. Hoagland of a35 West
Eighth South street Will leave on August
for a months visit with her son. John
A. Hoagland OF Seattle Before return
ing she will visit the principal cities Of
the coast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
BABIES BENEFIT
BY P0SLAM AND
P0SLAM SOAP

Mothers and those having the care Of
Infants who are chafed and irrtated by
skin eruptions and rashes will apprecia @
the cooling. soothing and healing proper
ties or Poslhm and Poslsm Soap. partlc-
uiarly during the heated term. when
these disorders are the principal cause Of
irettine and ill humor. Neither contains
anything which can I'm any way iuJure
the most delicate and tender skin Itch
Ing stops when Poslam Is applied. lrrita-
ton is suhducd. angry skin is co'nforted
The complete cure OF eczema, acne, all
eruptlons. itching troubles. sunburn
stngs. sCalds and every form OF skin
ailment Is easily accomplished by Pos
lam.
POSLAM SOAP. besides assisting in
tho work or healing. should he used
daily for its many benefits 70 tile skin.
whether or not disease Is present Best
for hahY'5 bath; absolutely pure, soothes
tender skin: never irritates.
Schramm johnson. Drugs, and all
druggists sell Poslam tprice. 30 cents),
and Poslam Soap (rrice. 25 Cents). For
free SO 1iples, write 20 the Emergency
Lahora tories. ~ West 25th street. New
York city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
MANY MAKE MERRY
AT THE SANITARIUM

Gideon Snyder, general manager Of the
Sanitarlum baths. 52-5i West Third South
street entertained large number OF
friends at The bathing resort last night
About 100 invited guests spla shed the
water OF the big pool until 10 O'Clock
floor.
Many improvements have been made
iH the establishment under the new
management and the premises are to be
entirely renovated and redecorated 4
paint company in Chicago is preparing
paint especially for the decoration of
the walls and woodwork around the swim
the fumes from the sulphur water.
Last nights entertainment was the
second Of the sort provided the patrons
OF the baths and others are planned for
the near future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
UTAH FRU|TGROWERS
TO TRY ADVERTISING
Determined to Place Excel,
lenCe of Their Product
Before Public.

Fruit growers of Utah county have
adopted the plan for a nation wide cam
palgr 10 advertise Utah fruits with an
eagerncss that spells success for the
undertaking already, according 10 ]. I'D =
ward Taylor, state horticultural inspcc-
tor, who returned last night from con-
ferences with the growers at Pleasant
Grove and Provo.
At mass meetings held at these two
towns Monday night hundreds OF growers
were present and at the close OF the
meeting they came forward with sub
stantlal financial contributions. The
William NJ Roylance company head ed tho
contribution with check for 500 ana
other growers gave lesser amounts,
Fruit Publicity league. having In ha nd
the publicity programme is about ready
70 put its plans in operation said Mr..
Taylor. THE growers In all parts Of
the state are backing the campaign and
VI is NOW only matter OF efficient man
asement TO insure ample market for the
heaviest fruit crop in Utahs history"
horticulture a the agricultural college
came to Salt Lake yesterday to confer
with those In charge of the movement
for tine disposal Of the crop.
"Itah's fruit industry hinges on the
outcome Of this venture he said I'm
less a profitable market can be found
or created the fuit growers will
tho industry will be. retarded for years
to come Realizing this, the growers are
willing TO back the venture to almost any
extent"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31

-HE marriage of Miss Josephine
Helene Well, The daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Max We'll of this city,
and Sam r. Meyer OF Chicago Will
take plare this evening at Z o'clock
AZ the We'll home on North Main street
The ceremony Will be performed by DE-
Charles F1eischer OF Boston and only the
relatives and q few of the most intimate
friends Of the bride will he guests at
the wedding. Later the young people will
leave for the east on their honeymoon,
10 be at home later in Chicago.
Colonel and Mrs. James A. Irons enter
tanned again last evening at bridge at
their home, about twenty five OF their
friends both In town and ut the gar
rison being guests at the affair. The
tables were arranged on the veranda and
Indoors AS well and the parlors were
fragrant with the quantities ot sweet peas
used In decorations. Across the hall
tnrtiums were used. Mrs. Hucklns and
Miss Daniel assisted Mrs. Irons in enter
tanning.
Mrs. j, b. Cosgrlrf was the hostess
Yesterday at prettly appointed luncheon
at the Country club at which fifty OF her
friends were entertained. The long oval
table was used for the luncheon and II
decorations of red and white sweet peas
were used. Later the guests enjoyed
bridge out under the trees. tn better part
oil the afternoon being spent outdoors.
Miss Laura Peare Stewart and mother
Mrs. Eliza beth Stewart OF Cedar RAPIDS
Iowa who have been stopping at the Ho-
tel Utah on their way home from Los
Angeles, were entertained at luncheon at
the Louvre Monday by Mrs w G.
schultz. Miss Helen Crowd er sister Of
Mrs Schultz, made a fourth at the
luncheon party. Miss Stewart is an IN
structor In the school OF expression in
the Coe college At Cedar Rapids and is a
talented dramatic reader Her picture
and complimentary notice was published
In recent copy of the Los Angeles Ex-
press. Mrs. Stewart is past grand matrun
OF O. L. S. OF Iowa
Mrs Frank Jaben entertained pleas
antly yesterday afternoon at a musical
tea at her home in honor OF Mrs d s
Moragan OF Ely, who is her guest unu-
sical game was played. the musical num-
oers being rendered by Mrs Y. y, Cut
ler and later the guests were served fen
seated at small tables which were gayly
decorated with pink sweet peas
Miss Mamie Cox formerly of this civ
but now OF Seattle, will be here the la "a
or the week TO spend a week with Mr.
ana MIS- Herman Harms. Miss Cox has
wide circle OF friends among the edu-
cational people Of the city, as she was for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Real Estate Transfers

Karl ID. Hardy eli al. TO Realty Building
company, part 10, g. block 81. plat C..s
Realty Building company TO Home Invest.
ment e. Savings compony. part lot 5. block
~. Piat u ..s..a.ss..s....-s...
Salt Lekc Security Trust company 10 ElGa
a, Nelson. par, section j., township ]
south. range l east ........-................ l.
Ann r., Colay To NJ. q. |oGy swigcer
lot H. block =, Stcpl's subdivision no.
Clara Larson 10 Abraham Hatch. par, lot
]. block III, plat Observation-Disclosures. 8
George 4. Green and wife 20 Lucy 81
Van Cot. part lat 3. block st. plat F.....
John +, Kirk nnd wife 10 l., n, Black.
MAR. lot As, Jackson square ..............
Andrew Hanson 10 Slnc S. Hansen part
lot 4. block ~. plat B......................
8, n. Gllctt ct al 10 A. W Fsrna~oeth
and wife. part lat T.. block ST. plst u zoo s.
o, u. Roniney and wife TO Utah Lumber
COMPANY. part Scctioo -. tovnshtp
south. range l cast .......................-.
g. n. Wscks To Edwin II. UudoraIll. part
iot i5 block 81. ten.aero pIa, A.....,...,,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
FIRE DOES DAMAGE
AT TWO RESIDENCES

Fire did $500 damage 10 a two-story
brick dwelling at rs Third East street
yesterday et y. m. The property be-
longs TO Glenn Boutwell, and is occupied
by the family OF F. ]. Snow. The prompt
action Of the fire department saved the
building.
Another firc al the home of Charles
Culhra nson. T5S East Third South street,
starting from an unknown cause at |
clock estcrday afternoon was sup
poscdly put oUt by the family and the
neighbors, but continued to burn In the
attic, breaking out afrcsh at 4 o'clock
when the fire department WAS summoned
and made quick work Of the lingering
blaze. The loss is estimated at $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
|ERS Is HEAD OF
COUNCIL

Falters was elected chief coun-
g stndtnt council OF The Young
'|,stian association at the reg
Iniy meeting held last night
'Sers elected were: Ernest
q councillor; ". II, Christie
'eeretary: Rudolph l.. Orlob,
@nn business manager.
<<.lr'stophcrson. w. Haslam. C..
~ hnnkel. c. Ridd. ]. Stone,
.eh. George j. Wolter and w.
<e,s were elected perma-
''nners The local council
~ MIiiiatc with the Inter-
<'tiiation OF Student councils,
- them charter members of
.'xatlon together with the stu
q OF Buffalo, Omaha, GRIND
yton and Louisville. The anc
OF the councillors was set
~ August 10, 10 be held at
tn,ng being planned for the
5ollowed by lunch and dancing.
.aents council Is group of
:.ected by the faculty and Sc
~ the various classes In the
~, AND chosen for their lead :
scnolarsbip, The report OF
<tea treasurer shows a healthy
'nuiuon OF the council.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
THAT TERRIBLE ITCHING
Can Sc Quickly Cured by New IneX-
pensire Treatment

Don't suffer amy longer with skin
troubles, nut 80 today aud purchase 4
lar of Hokara, the ercaseless and an
tiseptic skin food. and see for your'
self how quickly it relieves and cures
all skin diseases o. irrit8tions.
Hokar3 not only cures pimples,
uckhcads, acne. etc, but the worst
etc, are quickly ceaused and healed
BY this wonderful treatment.
Scbramm-J ohnsUn, Drugs. local
agents, are selling a liberal lar for &c
and they guarantee To refund the
money Il Hokara does not do what ia
claimed for it. Larger sizes SOC and
$l.00.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31

A. M. Mason, farming near Canaan,
Me-, was badly CRIPPLED with sciatic
rheumatism duo he says to uric acid in
his blood. HFoley Kidney Pills On.
tirely cured me and also removed nu~
merous black specks that were continu.
ally before my eyes," Foley Kidney
Pills are uric acid solvent and are
effective for the various forms OF
rheumatism. Schramm- j Johnson, Drugs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
,a'NVC BENEFIT
.|CLEARLY SHOWN
||tural Inspector Stay
s Report That Shows
Good Work.

.x county horticultural In
;1l today submit his MONTH.
tbe county commissioners
;n large part, is devoted T.
.;fy for spraying fruit tree
10 control the infesttng o
/. worms.
. also reports that all hi
ave been ordered not TO al
>vfing of apples or pears 10
a which show any indications
Normv.
.ort, in part, is as follows:
10 submit my report on
'<,,re tor the monib OF july.
d q. Smith Of Las, Mil
rnrked Is days, J. y. smith
-. IA davs: Z. NJ. Nokes
.,tou, n DAYS; william ii.
LIN of Granger. Is DAYS.
have visited among the
-oycrs, instruct.nC tncm TO
.ad band the trees. also 10
alI wo.mv fruit so Us to
|ke Second brood
.'ments made or orchards
ana unspraN eli show that
navel VITA the talyy and
rfays have when banls are
from FIVE TO eight worms
bands, and those I'm.
show from fifty 10 SIXTY
nnder bands, the bands
been removed twice. Would
Keeping up the work of
until the 10th OF Sep
Removing them every
AVS, after that time leaV.
D, uniiI late fall, then re-
nd kill all larvae that has
der them and do not re.
hin until next July. Would
|vise putting on another
|brayl before the 9th of
as thc second brood Of
fc laying eggs, and in the
md Of the county some
eQgs of the second brood
|eadp been hatched. which
hat in that section the see
'er SPRAY is needed i'm
n. using the same solution
re inrsenatc of lead, >
[c 40 gallons of water).
Nc also instructed the
10 not allow the sorting
B or pears that arc wormy
eaten on the market. and
Inspector or deputies sec
son whatever for them be-
ed it must be done after
keting time is over, other
destroyed outright and the
aIs having such fruit in
session will be handled
3 TO the horticultural law,
IS. section -, Session
4 I9C9; therefore do not
chance OF sorting fruit on
get in Salt Lake county,
lfst shipment of apples
|arysvalc, Cal. were in
1fh San Jose scale, num-
''nch bad TO be destroyed.
aiso had 10 have some of
'rs and pears from Cali.
backed. destroying those
Will the larvae Of the
moth. The Utah Early
Red Astrachau, A Yellow
|ent apples and carly
4re on the market quite
and in good condition.
has been express ship.
pm California for the past
ks, also a number Of mixed
peaches. apples, pears.
1eumbers and tomatoes, all
! have inspected at the
'on houses in the early
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Excursion TO Canada

Arrangements have been made by more
than 100 persons 10 take advantage OF
the special annual excursion tc be run
over the Oregon Short Line and the Butte
& Great Northern route TO points in the
Alberta. province OF Canada. The train
viii leave Salt Lake this afternoon at 2;45
o. clock and viii carry many homeseelee ers.
as we'll as large number of persons who
wish to visit friends I'm Canada The prin-
cIpal points 10 be visited In Alberta will be
Sterling, LethGridBe and McGrath.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
In Railroad World
Schlacks in Town.

Charles IL Schlacks, vice prcsid ent Of
the Western Pacific railroad and the Den
Yer & Rio Grande, arrived In this city
yesterday morning from San Francisco in
his private car Mr.. Schlacks is accom-
panied by q party OF friends bound for
eastern points. The party left for Denver
Yesterday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Tourists In CITY.

party OF fifty tourists of the Gillespie
Kiuport agency arrived from Yellowstone
park Yesterday afternoon in two special
cars and twenty fvc people OF tho Frank
J. Boyer party also arrived In n special
,ar from Yellowstone yesterday afternoon
Both parties went cast yesterday evening
at O'Clock over the Denver & Rio
Grande road,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
New Corporations
Filed with the county clork

Filed with the county clork;
Reservation Lands company OF Salt Lake; cap
ltal stock. $4,000. sharos 81 cgrh: Joseph Llpp-
man, president. Frank A. DruehI vico president
Joseph L.. Lowinsohn secretary; II. ?. Clark
treGsurcr Frank B. Stephens. additional director
Compound Drive Traction company OF Salt
Lake capital stock 800, on0. Rhares 10 cents
each: William II Bishop. president Joseph w.
Blake. vice president. Ross NJ. Bonny, secretary
and tTeasurcr. Joseph o. Basey and Hyum g.
CNhoou, additional directors
Amendment 10 the articles OF the Mutual Home
Purchasing company OF Salt Lake. increasing It's
cnpitAl stock from slo.oo0 to $50 900. In shares
Of 81 each. total OF 10000 shares will he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Births.

Joseph LcrwIll. 72e South Eighth East siri
George E. Coke. 26s East Fourth soutn. boy
Bebcr La Sell Cummings. ST. Marks hospital l.
girl.
girl.
Benjamin Wor1hsn ga East Third South girl
James L Yithcr, Gil South Main, boy.
Lester Arthur Thompson, No. Bricks row
LaEc street. girl.
MnUhnll Halo Wheat, 81 Delrnnr avenue girl
John Sidney Anderson. L. n s. hospital, boy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31

Dysentery is always serious and often
a dangerous disease. but it can be
cured. Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoca Remedy has cured il
even when malignant and epidemic,
For sale bv all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
G.. A. r. Delegates Coming.

The passenger traffic department Of the
Oregon Short Line has received advance
advices regarding the transportation OF
members or the 6, A. r, TO the annual
Grand encampment at Los Angeles in Sep
tember The Washington. -. c., com
mandevy and the Iowa state comnandery
and VIII he taken TO Los Angeles over the
Salt Lake Route.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
ant Sleep
with Itching
of Eczeftla!''

v this again, but send at once
ocura," Dept. 15E, Boston, for
ample of Cuticura Soap and
1t. sufficient to convince you
eis no treatment like it for &C.
ashes, itchings and irritations
3 and old Sold everywhere.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Teachers Examinations.

IN examination ror teachers desiring
certificates as county school teachers dur
ing the coming year win be given Thurs-
day, t'riday ard Saturday, August 10. i6.
and IL. la the various counties ot the
state. The state board OK education.
through Superintendent Nelson. urges all
teachers without certificates to take the
examination. as this Is the only means
provided by which teachers who arc not
normal school or college graduates may
bee me lcSally qualified TO teach In the
county schools
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Deaths.

John Asbnry Brenehley, July 2s. 1919 SEQ Lin
coin avenue, meningitis
Edna Jones. July 2S l1ia. fl62 West Fir,t
south. cleo calit!R.
william II. pavlr. July 90. 1912. 1ia American
avenue, premature oifth.
James Charles Love. July 90 Iplg $50 Eas,
Eighth South. premature birth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31

CITY-sTioWFRs AND WARMER NEDNEsDNl.
THU RSphY-FAlR.
Comparative vcsthsr data az salt Lase CITY.
July "a Pt2:
Highest temperature today Tns ss degrees;
highest In ths month since 1874 l0e de-
rrees. lowest last night gs degrees lowest
this month sluce 1871 80 degrees. tenn
perature for ;ods" ~ degrecg: normal Was
Ts degrees: accumulated deficiency since the hrSt
OF Inc month n 20 degrees: accumulated excess
since January Is 2s degrees.
Relative humidity ~ : a m. today 81 per
per
Total precipitation for the twenty four hours
ending az .. m. none. total for this
month 10 date Is IA incheS. accumulated OK
cess for this month 20 date Is n OF an inch:
total precipitation since January ] 10 date Ia
Ills inches; accumulated excess since January
ig 1.30 inches.
Sun rises NJ s:2s m; sets at 7:46 D.
July n. 1912
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

william Alexander Cummings. GlcnoNen, Can
ada. and Mary Rose &onteer. Union. Utah.
L.. Thco Larson and Myrtle Van Steoter. both
OF Salt Lake.
Samuel NJ Moycr. Chicago. and Josephine
Helene Ell. Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
RaaYas Due Home

J. 4. Reeves, general freight agent OF
the Oregon Short Line. will return today
from Denver,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR SALT LAKE
CITY-sHowERS AND WARMER NEDNE5oAY.
THU RSpNY-FAIR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
s. Sorts Z
everything goes
gand the future looks
instead of moping
na 60 right to your
gust and ask for
It's Pills

vM find this a short
b. happiness, because
wl remove the cause
m trouble which is
more than q slug
yer. At your drug
ugar coated or plain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31

WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18
DENVER FLOODED BY RAIN,
Wall of Water Which sw.,, a
Cherry Creek Caused Two o,,t.,
and Enormous Danao,

Denver A wall OF water IA.
f'e feet high. carrying death ana i
struction with ii. swept down O.
creek here Sunday night. ripped \.
the concrete walls. and in a txlDIs.
had marooned hundreds OF pe,.,
Two persons are known to have
drowned.
Mayor Henry j. Arnold. who "a, !
recting the relief work. stated 4, =
night that the property damage v,l
reach at least s. .O00. 900 and \
probable that the damage will 49,
an even greater sum. ANYTHING m
an accurate estimate OF the dam.
viii be out OF the question for J,
eral days" said the mayor
An Infant boy vas drowned AZ
his mother. terror stricken and o. !
her waist in water. dropped the h.
and the little body was saep, d5u
the stream. The second known ts,s|
was that OF Swear old Chrls,o,.s
Jensen.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-07-18
DUPLICATE CONGO ATROC|1p
Terrible State Of Affairs In p,,,
dustry in Peru, Defensel... ''
Being Ruthlessly Muro,,,s y

London.-The disclosures o.
state Of affairs in the rubber
IN Peru. published In tho M ~Dls
just issued by the foreign ~"
the result of Sir Roger Casen 0''s
vestigations. attract grea,
attention and have CAUSED .s
sons to be drawn between tbe.s
sale atrocities and those a, ~.
reported from the Conc, r-o1
Sir Roger Easement was ~.
Peru Il year ago and f,u,s
whelming evidence OF the mvra
torture OF defensele.s India
discovered that Kerosene b,S
poured over men. women and e,n,
who had been tied 10 stakes ana
then set on fire The brains =,
dIen had been dashed ont the n
OF Indians had been cut of or b,
and they had been leit TO d.a Il
tortures also included dellbers,s
walton of many people. s