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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
GIVES NEW SCHOOL
HANDSOME CLOCK
Judge j. z. Mckenzie Makes
Gift to the Pecos
HIGH School.

Pecos. Tex. Jan 15-Judge Jas. F.
Mckenzie, associate justice Of the new
civil appeals court at FL Paso, and fog
many years prominent citizen and
lawyer Of this city has presented to
the new Pecos High school an attractive
ornamental clock which has been
erected in the main High school build
ing Prof. @. c. Jones' superintendent
OF the Pecos schools, was so pleased
with the gift that he held special eX-
ercises at the High school yesterday.
Rev j. 2. Cole led the devotional
services after which Prof. Jones stated
that he had surprise for those
present Before divulging what the
surprise was. Prof Jones made an in
Time" emphasizing what 1T means
and why one should be on time. Fol-
lowing Prof Jones. A. II. Phillips,
trustee Of Pecos Independent school
well chosen words. He made an in
structive talk, CLOSING Christian man
hood as the subject He was followed
By j. ". Moore, who made a brief
talk on practical things as seen in
Resolutions Of thanks were forward
ed to judge Mckenzie at FL PasO by
the school board Of Reeves county,
By the officers and teachers Of the
Pecos Public schools and by Prof
Jones and county Judge J. ]. LeaTeu.
Land commissioner j. 2. Robbins has
written that he VIII not cancel land
claims Of four sections in west Texas
this year for nonpayment Of interest
due November. 1911. before August i
1872 This win be a benefit to many
land ownrs IN FL PasO, Culberson,
Reeves. Pecos, Preside, Upton, and
other counties IN the trans-PecOs
section. The past action OF the land
commissioner in Canceling claims jan
nary ! next after defaulting payments,
has worked considerable hardships on
poor people.
VIII B. Leeman. part owner and
manager Of the mechanical department
Of the Pecos Record, a weekly news
paper published here, suffered severe
injuries to his hand while feeding a
Sob press. Two Of his fingers were
badly crushed
Jno. /. Ieaveu, county judge OF
Reeves county. has opened up the
regular term OF county court here The
docket IS light.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
DIDN'T WANT TO EAT
Had Severe Stomach Trou-
ble-Is ALI Right Now.

Experts declare that much Of the
dyspepsia and loss OF appetite so COM
mon In this country Is due TO the use
of personalities in foods. But much
more likely II IS on account OF hastv
and careless habits of eating.
Our delicious cod liver and iron nrep-
aration without oil, VinoI. has restored
appetite and digestion 20 thousands
Of people who had despaired OF ever
being able 10 enjoy a meal again
Fred Oberlander of Schenecradv n
y says Il had stomach trouble for
two years and they were years Of ter
rlole suffering: did not want to eat,
and what I did eat gave me pain, Nv
health ran down too. Since I have
used VinOl my stomach trouble has van
ished, I eat heartily, and never felt
better in my life"
II you are rundown and weak. can
not eat or digest your food. Won need
Niuol. II will do you great good. You
can have your money back IL VinoI
does not do all we claim. Kelly & Pol
lard druggists FL Pasos Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
TF-F.ARosA WOMEN TO GIVE
DTNNER 10 Old NETERANs

Dim Eh ~ UAtl III LIS
Tnlarosa. n. NJ, Jan 1.-THE H. H
PapIer Relief corps met at the Central
hotel with Mrs. Eda hastings ana
made plans to give the G. A r. soldiers
a dinner On February ar me heaolLg 8
room Those present were: MIS-. n u.
T1fer1 Mrs James Abbott Mrs Inez
Hurez. Mrs. J. r Howell Miss Jimmie
Abbott Mrs Nancy Shields. Mrs Enc
line LupIon, MIS-. Eoa t1asllngs.
Louis Vigil. the postmaster, mas re-
turned from FL Paso where ne went on
george Munroe has returned from
a business trip to Mexico.
W FL Harkness has moved MS
familv down from CIOudcrOft and they
now occupy the D. D. Hardness mouse.
Ell knight has returned from Ala
mogOrdo, where be went on a business
p. sitton is shipping a car OF
alfalfa TO the FL PasO market
J. H Jackson is having a telephone
Installed in his residence north OF
Ir5y I. Fairless has returned from
AlamOgOrdO where he went on a busi-
ness trip.
ert claim west OF town
Jim Stevenson has sold out his
blacksmith outfit to j. j.. furnlce
from Corona, y. II.
Minnie Stacks is on the sick list
FRED Crosbey passed through here
from his cattle ranch at Three Rivers,
enroute TO AlamOgordO to visit his
family, who are spending the winter
there sending their children to school.
]. o. Carazes, manager Of the FL
PasO store, has traded his property
on the west side Of town TO Mrs.
Wolgmonth for her lot joining the
store. Mrs WOlgmonth viii build a
house The rock is already hauled for
the foundation and work viii begin
at once.
E7-art~ r-rr,.r-- ~ -----,- ,,--,-----s.-
EoE, while riding a horse. was thrown
and had his foot badly cut.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
BUT ONE FAMILY IN
WHOLE TOWN ESCAPES
Much Smallpox Exists In
Villages and Towns Near
Mormon Colonies.

COlOnia, Dublan, Mexico. Jan. 10
1t is reported that every family in
San Jose has smallpox, except one.
There are quite a number Of cases
! in Stringtown and Nueva Casas Grandes.
Dr. Gay has Just left off visiting IS
OF his smallpox patients.
The heavy rains in the mountains
has thoroughly saturated the ground
with moisture and put il in splendid
fix for this years planting.
It is reported that a cavein, in the
big tunnel killed two or three men
Thursday. II has been impossible to
confirm the report or to get details
There is q prospect OF the GuaynOpe
district falling into the hands OF the
Pearson company. There are some
fine mineral properties there and il
a way were provided TO get the ore
Que, the country would BOOM
Mrs. Dora Pratt has gone 70 Pear
son to care for Unity Call, the little
daughter Of willard Call She with
four other children. were taken to
Pearson when Liberty, another daugh-
ter, became III with smallpox The
child has suffered for some time with
attacks of appendicitis, and the
change, perhaps, has brought on an
other attack
About 20 more teams have been put
to work on the canal. It was expected
TO commence work on the gates to-
day.
Gilbert Duthie has struck a five
foot vein OF galena ore. He can trace
il for several hundred feet, and where
ever he has opened it up the assays
have been very flattering-
Mr.. Croft is negotiating for the
sale OF his mineral property.
Martin Harris and Mr.. StegalI are
gong out on a prospecting and eN-
ploring expedition Both are good
prospectors.
II. F. Bowman left yesterday for his
railroad works. he has just put on
a new force OF 100 men. The work
is progressing rapidly Scraping viii
commence next week
A new jefe has been put in office
IN ColOnia Juarez who is a sworn
enemy to the people over whom he
has been voted to preside. Mormons
who compose about so or 90 percent
Of the population cannot vote because
they are not citizens.
A Mexican water master has been
placed over the Guadalupe citizens.
CoiOnia Guadalupe
Colon1a Guadalupe. Mexico Ian TX
ALBERT wagner and family. who have
been away Tor more than two wears
have returned, and were heartily well
coined by the toWnsmen.
The schools have been closed for
the present because OF smallpox. Mrs
Irene Alfred Is vaccinatinE the peoDIe
Jas. A. Mortensen and bride heve
returned from their wedding tour
They spent a few days in CoIonfa
uarez, then took train from here to
Ciudao Juarez where they will mako
their home for the present
Mrs Willard Lake has returned from
her visit 20 Dtaz and brought wffb
her a sick baby
orson Alfred. a son OF B. II. Alfred
IS recovering nicely from sn,aIfoov
he has had a very light form.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
LANGTRY SHIVERS
AND KILLS L0BOS
Strenuous Efforts to Rid
County Of Wolves Prove
NncceSSfIlI

Langtrv. Tex Jan 15.-Langtry and
surrounding country IS shlTerlng III
what is proving TO be the coideSt
weather Of the winter The cold IS an
the more felt on account Of last week
being warm and summer ike ne
temperature dropped from 81 70 10
above in a few hours and stood peIoW
freezing all day.
Stock on the ranges are standing the
cold well. as all are in good shape, and
the weather has fortunately renamed
dry.
As a result Of the strenuous measures
being taken TO rid this country OF
wolves and coyotes, a number OF me
skins Of these animals have peeh
brought in by ranchers- Most OF them
being sent away to be mounted INTO
rugs.
John ingram brought in the skin -
a lobo wolf that he shot i measures
seven feet three inches in length tho
largest brought in so far. There IS
talk Of sending this skin TO senator
CIaud Hudspeth to use as an argument
in favor Of a bounty bill on wolves
coyotes, etc.
Messrs During, Moore ana GllIetlei
three young men Of Houston, Texas, ar
rived here with a complete camp equip
ment and viii put IN the next three
weeks .'roughing it, along the hlo
Grande. As they expressed it, they
are out for a relaxation from business
and a good time.
Charles Caruthers. the sheepman, was
in from his Howard canyon ranch TINS
week buying ranch supplies ana 10
take out gang Of sheep herders. Mr..
Caruthers came over in his new AZ
horsepower auto.
There IS a continual procession Of
ramps passing through here, all bound
for FL Paso and most Of them Tor the
races" Their appearance makes Lang
try people glad they are moving on T..
o. c. Taylor, superintendent OF
bridges and building on the G. H. came
through on a hand car with gang q
men inspecting all bridges as far as
Del Rio o.,
Drillers on the new well at the 50
ranch are down $40 feet, and with the
exception Of a small seep have not -
struck water
nast +vvo davs have not been over an
hour late. Something that has not
been the case for. two months past
mis- Is said by some Of the Langtry
weather sharps to account for the pres
ent cold spell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
CAScARETS CURE A
BILIOUS HEADACHE
eeaely bit th0soughsy eIeaass you1
Liver, Stomach and Bowel. aad
y0u fed EPsat ~ usaE1in8.

You're bilious. y0u have a throbbinF
sensation IN your head, a bad taste IN
your mouth, your eyes burn, your skin
IS yellow, with dark rings undsr YOu-
eyes; your lips are parchsd No won
der you feel ugly, mean and III ten
pered Your system Is f1ll OF bile nos
properly passed offs and what you mead
Is q cleaning 10 inside Don't continus
being a bilious nuisance 10 yourself
ana those who love you, and don't re-
sort 20 harsh physics that fFFltats sd
in1ure. Remember that every disorder
OF the stomach, liver and tntaskinsH
can be quickly cured BY morning with
gentle thorough CascaFs1s-thsT work
while yOu sleep A lucent box fror1
your druggist win keep you and the
entire family feeling sod for months.
Children love to take Cascaretz BE-
cause they taste good and never EEtpa
OF aicksn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
THE LOST SOLDIER
CLAIM is SOUGHT
Throwing Open of Ft. Grant
Starts a Rush of Fortune
Hunters

Stafford, Ariz-, Jan. 15.-Several prom
inent citizens Of this place have just
gone to ct. Grant which has been
thrown open by the government for
mineral locations. Gold has been found
in several places on the military reser-
walton and it is hoped to find the Lost
Soldier" claim, which came into prorl-
nence some years ago, Wnen an OIL .-S ! !
was court martialed for taxing 6o4u
from the claim in disobedience 10 or
ders.
A. r Lynch. representative from era
ham county, and considered prooaoly
the speaker of the 1irst stare mousse
has returned from Phoenix.
J. ]. Birdno has returned from blsoee,
where he and assessor-eleet DaFlQ Fnll-
lips attended the assessors associa-
lions annual meeting
Prof. McOrmie, Of Tucson, IS giving
a two weeks course OF lectures 10
the academy students az Thatcher three
miles west OF Stafford.
Next Saturday, Jan. 20, there viii be
a mass meeting Of cantaloupe growers
and of other farmers at Briers hall Tor
general business discussions
Carroll Neese is at home in Stafford
after spending a year In Globe as
member Of the composing force Of the
Saturday night. Jan. 20, the Pima
Dramatic company viii present the
drama Bound by an Oath" at Briers
hall.
supt. J. A. Woods has apportioned the
schools S13,1T0.
According 70 a bulletin just issued
by governor Sloan, Arizona viii come
into the union with 255, 900 population
against a census enumeration OF only
204 ,354. gain Of $4,000, or 25 percent
in a year and a half There are 10000
children between six and 81 years, and
$4,000 enrolled IN public schools, with
SIC teachers, Of which 40 are men
with an average salary Of sos per
month, the women getting an average
of ss4 per month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
SHE DECIDES
TO TRY AGAIN
Mrs. Scholar Met With
Many Failures, But Her
Efforts Are At Last
Successful.

Baldwyn. Miss.-'T am thankful =
says Mrs Matte Scholar, OF BALDWIN,
for the great relief obtained by TAX
ing Cardui- the woman's tonic.
Il was suffering untold misery. with
dragging pains. headache, and smother
ing spells Ny back hurt ne so that
life was a misery TO me.
I had about decided that nothing
would help me. but I read so nanv
testimonials, and friend told ne OF
Cardui, so I decided TO try it. Ca-dut
helped me more than anything I ever
psedi
1T is a fine medicine.
I took six bottles. and now am IN
good health, and hearty as can be.
am stul approximations nv work
and feeling we'll. I certainly aupre-
eiate what Cardui has done for me.
wish every suffering woman
would give Cardul a trial, as I did
Cardui is a general tonic for wone,
~ leILa olllly and merit are proven BY
more than SO years success in tbe
.I rec a1nent OF ailments peculiar to vvo-
men During that time, Carduf has
ne-Ped thousands Of weak women
mrs Scnoolar IS glad she took her
friends advice and tried Cardui
" urge you TO try IL for your trou-
It viii help you.
n B.-WrIte to. Ladies. as,.,-
Dept, Chattanooga Medicines ~ ,-s.s
lanooga, Tenn. for Special In-fr1.t5-...-
eelna et-page book, Home Tresfnss,,.
-ee,,s y omen sent In plain wrapper. on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
RANGE Is IN GOOD
SHAPE AT VAN HORN

Van Horn, Texas. Jan Isl. n
Daugherty is in from the -rS1ch and
reports the range in fine condition
and cattle doing much better than
usual for this time o. year.
Ale McCarty bought Of Hall and
Cannon $50 steer yearlings at private
terms
J. Y. Cannon has been to Alpine to
receive a bunch of cattle that he and
R. Durreu lately purchased.
Cannon and Durrel have shipped
to Lobo, Texas. from Alpine, $50 head
Of stock cattle TO be pastured on the
McCarty and Mann ranch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
TWO CARS OF HOGS
BRING $1,000 EACH

Plainview, Texas. Jan. I5.-Watson
Phillips have shipped to Fort
Worth a car of fat hogs averaging
24O pounds per head A. N. Anderson
also shipped a car which averaged 200
pounds. Al were mixed breeds and
several weighed over 500 pounds.
Each Of tie carloads brought $1,000
in round numbers.
On account of the abundance. Of
feed stuff on hand Hale county hogs
are in good condition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
KERMIT MAN BUYS
Two BUNCHEs OF CATTLE

Kermit, Texas. Jan. Isl. S Simp-
son. whose ranch is five miles west
Of Kermit, has sold his entire stock OF
cattle. consisting of about 400 head
to ". T. Scarborough, getting SIS
for cows and SIS for heifer calves
Mr.. Scarborough has also bought the
entire 1911 crop Of steer calves OF
Cowden & Son and Kayser, whose
ranch is in the northwest corner OF
Winkler county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
REMOVES The CAUSE
OF CKTARRH
SIS.

no remedy that does entirely the of from the
blood VIII ever make Of the trouble as the
which produce the trouble the
BODY VIII be kept IN state Of irritation disease Sprays lotions and
olaer local applications VIII sometimes relieve
ng the head bzg noises uncomfortable feline
OF me no and help loosen the the throat
blood disorder and until it has been entirely driven the
system can be no S.
the blood
og purifying and cleansing the circulation and Kidding every Dar
tole OF 1nPur and at the time
lnaaed and rre membranes to improves general health and
stops dsagabe symptom, reaches to the 49,
bottom and OF the disease system on Cat
and medical advice to all write in
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA, GA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
SHIP FAT CATTLE To
EFT. WORTH FROM ALPINE.

Alpine, Texas, Jan IS. - Jack
son and Harmon shipped some fat
cattle from Marathon, bought from
Joe Irving.
Among the cattle shipments this
week We're one car Of bulls By Pat
Murphy and one car of cows by A S,
Gage, both to Fort Worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15

Lame back may come from over-work
cold settled in the muscles Of the back,
IN from disease. In the two former
cases the right remedy is BALLARD'S
SNOW IINIMENT. It should be rubbed
in thoroughly over the affected part
tie relief will be prompt and satisfac-
tory. Price CSC. soc and Sl.0U per DOT
lie Sold by Scott White & Co, three
stores
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15

Cheap and quicF development is only
possfble with Witte Gasoline HOSTS and
Chicago Pneumatic Gasoline Air Com
0ressoTs and Hammer Drills. Carried in
stock by II. A. Carpenter & Bro, exclu-
sive southwestern distributors, 303 San
francisco street. FL PasO, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
TUCUMCARI BANK FILES
ITS INCORPORATTON papu,e

Santa Re. n. NJ, Jan. 15.-Incornor.
alton papers have been filed bv IT.,
First Trust & Savings bank of Tucum-
carl, capitalized at $50. 600. The an
rectors are; Hugh Smith, presiden-.
Tucumcari. who owns the cOnfrofi-I
stock; T. r. r smith Las Cr1cas
wee president; Hugh Clary. cashier
Tucvmcari --'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
SHIPS CAR OF MULES.

Portales. n. ~, Jan. I'D. ?. Ken
nedy shipped a carload OF mules from
here 10 Fort Worth this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
NYALIDS' HOTEL and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
RUEEALO. NJ

BUFFALO, NJ x
A model Sanharfum with every equip
meHf and appliance and a c0mplete STAFF
of experienced and skilled Specialists for
the treatment OF the most difficult cases
of Chronic ailments whether requiring
Medical or Surgical treatment for their
cure. Send two stamps to ahOYe address
for THE INYALIDS' GUIDE BOOK.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
CATTLE DOING MELL.

Big Spring, Texas. Jan. 15.-Not-
withstanding the unusually cold
weather in this section. cattlemen re-
have been light.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
BUYS ENTIRE HERD AND
LEASES WARDtS RANCH.

TT. Davis Texas. Jan. I5.-W. T.
Jones has bought of V n Ward his
entire herd OF cattle and leased his
ranch for two years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
SHIPS NINE CARS.

Maria. Texas, Jan. 15.-Wiley Moore
is shipping nine cars Of cattle to Fort
Worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15

Judge A. B. Fail of Three Rivers. n.
n. has gone to Santa Fe, n. n. to at
tend the inauguration Of g9vsrRoF W.
c. Mcdonald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
Weather Notea.

disturbance in the northeast was
central this morning near New York
city. The highest pressure was in Min
nesota- Precipitation during the pre-
cedlng "a hours occurred mainly in
the lake region, New England and the
Middle Atlantic states. The lowest re-
ported temperature in the United States
during he night was % degrees below
zero IN Minnesota
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15

FL Paso and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Tuesday.
New Mexico. Tonight. fair, not much
change in temperature; Tuesday. fair
and warmer.
West Texas: Fair tonight and Tues
day; colder in extreme northern por-
fIon fonirhf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
ROSWELL is TAKING
PREVENTIVE ACTION
CITY Physician Warns the
People and Druggists
Order Serum

Roswell n. n. Jan 15.-Dr. Aayes.
city physician, has published a card
warning all persons to keep clean,
avoid all exposure to cold as much
IS possible. observe antispittiug ordi-
nance and keep your throat IN a
healthy condition" as safeguards
against meningitis, which Is epidemic
in a number Of Texas cities Local
druggists have ordered g supply Of
serum to be used in case the disease
should appear here.
The first batch OF mail TO reach
Roswell after the delay caused b.
the snow storms in Kansas was IS
sacks brought in from Vaughan. on
the Rock Island road, by the autos
from that place The santa. Fs train
brought in nearly as many more e
few hours later.
Mrs. J. Cato, whose husband Is laid
I'D with a mild case Of smallpox, ac-
cording to his physician, says she
and her three children had the same
illness and were confined to the house
only a few days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15
reefs Family Medicines.

the admiration
therefore, concerning the and peculiar ailments
incident Prescription
years proven such boom We cannot however, do better service
Of
great family 1000 bound cloth and
Of 81 cover cost OF mall
delicate
every young single married. should know but
OF about
plain great Address WORLDS DsPESSRY
ASSOCIATION R V. Pierce Pre Main Street, Buffalo, N T.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-02
PLAN FOR WOMAN SENATOR
GROWING IN COLORADO
When Mrs. Decker Was First
Suggested 1t Was Startling,
But change Has Come

DENVER. Feb. 2-Before Colorado
dreamed anything so Utopian as n
practical primary law Mrs. Sarah
Platt Decker was talked OF for con-
gress.
Women who stood back OF Mrs.
Decker in 1900. when her name was
formally presented TO some visitors
from the International Council OF Wo-
men as a congressional possibility,
are calling TO mind the excitement
that that announcement made.
In less than three years public feel
ing has experienced complete
change. While there was something
positively startling about the sugges'
ton then, Mrs. Decker now stands
before the people as a senatorial PROB.
ability.
The suggestion OF Mrs. Decker for
the United States senate has been re-
ceived throughout the state with re-
spect and interest. IL is no longer a
freak notion and IL is taking hold o!
the people more and more every day'
Ii would have been practically inn
possible TO give the voters OF Colorado
the opportunity 10 vote on Mrs. Deck
er had the primary bill failed TO carry.
She is not smiled upon by the ma
chine, which controls both parties.
Her politics has been clean game.
Under the operation or the primary
law any 800 of her friends can by petit
ton have her name placed on the
ticket at the primary election. That
nomination would. in the opinion OF
those familiar with Mrs. Decker's per-
sonality and ability. be equivalent to
an election at the polls in November
There would then be merely the Tor
mality OF confirming this election by
the nineteenth general assembly. The
legislators elected will, under the
primary law, be required 10 take one
of two pledges in connection with the
election of United States senators
They may either swear TO abide by
the popular choice in the selection OF
a senator. or they may vote for the
candidate in their own party who has
polled the highest number OF votes.
IL was when some representatives
OF the international Council OF Wo-
men were in Denver in July, 1909,
that Mrs. Harriet G.. r. Wright--now
president of the Colorado Equal SUI
frage ssociation-announce that the
women OF Colorado would work TO Sc
cure the election OF a woman TO con-
gress in 1912.
Lady Chrystal Mcmillan made bold
to ask on whom the forces Of the wo-