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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-20
City CLERK.
NOTICE.
STATE OF COLORADO.
tsEAI)

County OF Fremont.
In the County Conrt In Probate.
In the Matter Of the Probate of the
Last VIII and Testament OF James
Sutherland. Deceased.
Probate Notice.
The People Of the State of Colorado
to James Sutherland. Greeting.
Whereas II has been made to apponr
to the County Court OF Fremont coun-
" In the STATE OF Colorado that YOU,
the said James Sutherland. are a child
and heir nj Law Of said James Suther-
land, deceased. and that your resi-
dence IL unknown aud that upon dill
gent inquiry you cannot be found.
Now. therefore. In accordance with
the provisions OF the statute I'm such
case made and provided. aud by order
OF Court duly made and entered. you
are hereby notified that an instrument
OF writing. purporting to be the last
VIII and Testament OF said James
Sutherland, deceased. was presented
to said Court for probate. on the 18TH
day OF March. A. ID. 1919, by Margaret
the Exccutrix named In
said instrument. who resides at Brook
side. fpostoffice address. Chandlerl, In
said County OF Fremont In said State
OF Colorado; that said dccedent was
mt the time of his deccase n resident
OF said Brookside In said County OF
Fremont in said State OF Colorado:
that the said decedent. according TO
the said alleged will. devised and be-
queathed his property In the words
and ngures following. to-wit: After
all my Just debts are paid and dis
charged ! give and bequsath 70 my
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-20

A small iire about o'clock Tues
day afternoon in the ciiy's supply yard
at 4ss Rudd avenue broke the spell
for the nre department and caused
some little excitement Some refuse
caught nre and made big biass. tht
caused little damage.
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to time In payment OF said actual cost
tsaid interest TO run from the time OF
Issuance Of said bonds to the time
that the nrrf tnstallmcnf OF the ASSESS
ment will be duel shall be assessed
wholly upon said real estate within
the boundaries OF said District. as
herein described. The manner OF ap-
porfioning the costs. collecting assess
ments and all other matters Incidental
To said improvements shall be as here
tofore prescribed and set forth In said
resolutions and notice.
introductei. read and ordered pub
IIshed according to law this gath day
OF February. A. ID. 1918.
+. p. SMITH.
Mayor.
Attest:
J. v BLAKE.
(5EALl City Clerk.
Adopted and approved this I7th day
OF March. \. d. 1913,
STATE OF COLORADO.
County of Fremont. -
City ~ Canon City.
/, j. v. Blake. city clerk OF aud for
the City of Canon City. Colorado. do
hereby certify that the foregoing or
dinance No. 1. Series 1913. was in
troduced and read at a regular meet
ing of the city council OF the City OF
Canon City. preceding lts adoption
and was published in full In the Can
on City Record. weekly newspaper
OF general circulation published In
said Canon City. ten tl0l days before
Its adoption by said city council.
Witness my hand and the officia'
seal OF the City OF Canon City. Col
Orado this f-fb dav of March N
1913.
J. V. BLAKE.
tSEAI.)
l.la.. Gil
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Fourth.

That the City Clerk of this city he
and he is hereby ordered and directed
TO give the proper legal no.
tico TO the owners of the
property to be assessed and
70 those Interested generally. OF the
Kind OF improvements proposed; the
number OF installments and the time
N which the cost viii be payable;
the rate OF interest on unpaid and d
ferred instaiiments: the extent OF the
District to be improved; the probable
cost per square foot. as shown by the
estimate OF the Engineer, and that on
the twenty-fourth day OF February.
A. ID. 1913. an ordinance. ordering the
construction of said improvements
will be finally considered by said City
Council: that the map. estimate ard
schedule OF the Engineer, showing the
amounts to be assessed and all reso-
Iutions and proceedings Of the City
Council. concerning said improvements
are on nle. aud can be seen and ex-
amincd BY any person interested. at
10 Office OF the said Engineer In the
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Third.

That the cost of said Sanitary Sew
er District. including inlets, manholes.
connecting mains. appurtenances. with
'interest, as hereinaboye provided.
shall be assessed upon all the real
estate In the District in proportion as
the area OF each piece of real estate
ls TO the area OF all the real estate IN
the District, exclusive of public
streets aiIeys and highways
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
TIE HOUSE QUESTION.

A. the Press predicted Tho time l~ when Iolr no "
house be had in the city for while the a1cd< who are
returning each day making desperate efforts secure ~"nn
thing in the way Of shelter.
House, which work las been begun already
and the hundred house, the city viii need
this winter but comparatively few uni". clrt Iuction
well plans hand Of 4 number of persons Il"
early buIng and the will make 2r, effort /" meet Mis-
demands does possible that a requirements can
be promptly.
There viii Of necessity n, man., families a, r.sared i.
YEAR but that may prove be Incentive r their comn-
rather than a disadvantage NlA Itself prove t immense
gain in population and he cou-rlueh opportunities Nheh "
being presented.
Imperial valley slo@n .t1o.4 l, -.:. .. 'he "'a
district which ~ pr~Iar". and f ..n2 nttaI ~
great tide Of mankind from .h cities "' @ t.e farming
ana III large t4 Wcla " i pro"i
their own home making. and to M the I oi strange
there undoubtedly vI N. Il number vu @l na 1r~ne~~ Y"
providing homes for others
The prediction therefore made u .Hr Press Hat- thr comm.
winter will carry FL Centre tine point population Of
thousand now seem. more than -9 'a u- Ird
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
Less Entertaining.

,BI United Press AsSociationsD
DENVER, Colo, Sept. -. Thing:
will bc done differently much diff
fcrentlv-at the next conference oi
governors, than they We're done Al
the conference recently held here The
governors were unanimous in deciar-
ing that Denver officials and Denver
business men are too cordial and too
hospitablc They couldn't get THEN
scheduled work done without demand
my almost that they bc excused from
some of the good times which IN,
good people of Denver and vicinity
had planned for them The Colorad,
Springs officials and business men il
was at Colorado Springs that tn,
meetings were held were Just as con-
dial as the ncnvcritc-.
Although it doesn't appear i'm tn,
minutes of the meetings. q committee
nevertheless, Has been appointed I,
put the rNtiuguiShrr, I'm advance, AZ
the nest conference, ou local commi.
tees" which plan tu work overtime Ut
entertaining and showing the Cover
uur~ "pica,uut time. The Colo
RADIO Springs committee didn't hr~i-
tate to frame up al Sorts OF delight
ful trips and entertainments for n,
governors. Some Oi these program.
seriously mtrrfcrcd with the actual
work Of the conference and the St"t,
executive, several times had to tlatl!
refuse to take part IN amy yutertan
mcnts that they We're not consulted
.4hnut In nI\.urt.
one instance WAS cltcd rN several
governors before they left for THEN
homes. on August 2-, several Cover
uore woe scheduled to read papers
Shortly before the time set for til.
opening Of the session AT which tht.t
papers were to ~ read. a local CON.
mttcc dashed into the han and told
the governors To- hurry up ur 1hty /
hr late. Not until Then Gid tAc @oN-
r,uor~ know that it had bccn planned
To take them Oh that delightful trip
up Nauitou mountain where 4 beef
teak dinner HAD been planned attr.
the meeting and reading of paper
"a, over The governors hal.yJ r}
,rc lu~t minute ana WouIjut gu
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
Out Of Doors Life
IsChicago's Hobby

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-The "out-of-
door movement has grippcd Chicago
ans and is here to stay; it must be
dealt with upon broader scale than
was dreamed of ten years ago. accord
/ ing to the new board of park COM
Imissioners, recently appointed NV
Governor dunno The commission to-
day announced a comprehensive plaza
Of extending the Chicago park Sys-
tenn hearalded as already the hest
in the world to care for the hundreds
Of thousands Of fresh-air cams iu 1917.
Nine baseball fields in Lincoln park
until this year were considered udc-
quatc to meet the demands Of all thr
youthful IN Cobhses ana Waltor
JohuSous on the north side of the loop
district. The park superintendent was
sWamped with demands for their uss
this year, however. 50 many times,
that eighty additional acroS-to hc
devoted exclusively to base hall dil-
monds have been purchased and siIi
he put into shape before early sprin.
In 1914. Similar additions will hr
made at the jackson park. and in
breathing ccutcrs in other couge.t.d
districts.
Two Years ago, Il dozen bathing
beaches. strung along the lake shore,
were thought TO hc sufficient ~ care
for the great crowds which sought
relief from the heat by cooling
plunge in the water. This year other
beaches were added, including Il ouc-
bali mile beach at Jackson park. Bet
il wasn't enough The play-goer4 of
Chicago needed more. Crowds Of
young folks and old folks also. stood
in lime on various Sundays and ut-
t"rnoonS for hours at time awaiting
their chances for a dip I'm The lake.
The locker space at piNcfsey and
Jackson park bathing beaches. a-sl
year will be- almost doubled. The
beaches will hr stretched several Iua-
drcd feet Drcdgr9 will increase li.
~ll" of the hearhe-. On the south
side of the city il is planned IN .ar,
tor thousands daily ut new beach.
to he in readiness early iu June
Golfers, also, viii be afforded be--
tcr facilities next year, according ,o
the plan Of the commission anHour Z
today \ new course il TO he laid B..
Lincoln park at the same time rh.-
the baIi fields are mapped out T..
commission announces tha. "v,a .a.
additions " Chicago'- rIaygrouuI-
already mentioned may hot bc 5ufH-
Glen, uIt that amy overIIoWs will he
taken care of when additional ag.
fields. bathing beaches ana poIi
courses are laid out for l9l5-lor they
arn considering several years ahe.d
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
Big Celebration
For Balboa Day

SAN DIEGO, Sept. Nec"atul.
OF the Navy JoScphus Daniels ua-
notified the president general Of th.
order Of Panama that he viii have al
many ships Of the P2 itjc squadron
at San lego September LII a pos
Sihle, and will order the sailors, MAJ
rines and bands to take part In The
Balboa Day pageant.
The secretary stated that he Will
have two armed cruisers. Or battle
ships. here and the torpedo and SUBJ
marine fotillas.
Plans for the four day celebration
of the Order Of Panama are unuu.
completed The celebration will np-u
with 4 water fctc Wednesday evening"
Sept "a. in honor Of Admiral Bal
boa and Captain Cabrillo. The nc..t
day will be CabrlIIo Day, when thr
site granted rs the government f..
q statue on Point Iona Nill ar dcd-
lcated. The army and navy forces
will take part in this, as win the
Spanish minister to the United States,
who is crossing the continent for the
purpose.
The 10Th will be Balboa Day and
the biggest pageant Of the week WilI
be held. The site for the Balboa
monument in Balboa park will be dcd-
icated-the military forces and di--
tinguished visitors being III at
tendance
Saturday the 27th, Bishop Conaty
will unveil the statue Of Juuipera
Sierra on Peridido Hill in the presence
Of all the people Of San Diego. The
military and naval forces ana thn
dignitaries who will be IN the city
at that time
Every night Of these four days wilI
see a carnival Of fun and froiic al
Wonderland, the new and beautiful
beach resort completed last spring.
With its myriad lights and wonderful
situation, between bay and ocean, ii
will be fairy garden for This occa-
sion.
The railroad and steamship lines
have made special rates for this ccle-
bration, a. was done in 1911 This
celebration viii differ from that, ia
that it is to mark anniversaries Of
historical events, rather than to call
attention to the feature. San Diego
has doubled IN population since 1911
and there is room for every one Who
wants to come. The hotels have
agreed to keep rate. as usual ~ that
there Will be no ovcrcharging for
accommodations Mardi Gras Will reign
every night both in the city and at
Wonderland and Saturday night, the
closing night Of the celebration, Won
derland will be thrown open to the
merrymakers who can make all the
noise they want, dance, throw con
fetti and enjoy themselves TO the
utmost. The celebration is called
Carnival Cabrillo,' and it is to be 4
carnival in every sense Of the word
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
FOR EARLY CROPS.

1t unnatural that the of any section some
rahes disposed advice from outside sources and
the Press intends otenSe thai But it IS well
each fall call the that fo early sowing
the barley crop This desirable because there number
valley each year and the fact has been
profitable
Last the crops presented pointed object lesson III this
respect the early crops doing finely while c aph~ did
damage the late fields.
It is especially proper this year tb there be early planting.
year all lines industry being taken month o
weeks earlier than people tak
up the work
There is to an immense demand feed year. and The
pasturuge -y Will make good money oh ttr
first eroWths of his fields.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15

Coach Brooke is anxious for tn,
training bat thc football committee \
opposed ID ii.
With only two week. until the opea-
ing game Of the season with Gct,v.
burg, 4 great amount or work wi'I
fall ON the shoulders Of Brooke, anl
Gus /iepler and 81 PauNti-. his assist
ants The team Will probably aI-a by
handicapped hy Che absence Of i
trainer, as the football committc.
does not seem disposed to secure u
man to succeed Joe NcCracken, Who
@a" to the physical condition Of the
players last Year
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
Page Shows Credentials.

NUNF. Sept ~. TNITCI NT0f|-
ambassador to Italy, Thomas NciSo"
Page. this afternoon formally pre-
-rnted hjs credentials to King Ela,a.
Emanuel. notifying lhr Italian mon
arch Of his appointment 70 succeed
Ambassador OHricr. Ambassador
Page. who for q aumo~g OF years had
villa at Taormua. In Sicily, Whtu
nr acquired ltaNan, addressed fman-
Uoi In the lattcr'~ native tongue much
io his pica-urr Ambassador Page il
jhy first American diplomat WHO ha-
represented his country iu years al
Romc who has no, imnu-cd on tho
Sine thc necessity VA -reahia- N
English.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
Says Republic Is
An Innpossibility

o"y United Press AssoeiatlousD
PASADENA. Sept DetI4ria1
r.Jr Y hJdy Republican .o-yiuala.t
j. impp lblc ia H-s.,. tu@ 'uu y...
Hni tiIal tiucrt4 nau ny. r--tnte al
d.r u.,l j. h.ucuu.,h r..i.
t"ad-nt ot thr "r,a' !=.azll, H..
Aiu't. urn.. alrl..r l.I. -.da. i.
-aiG "Jnt.I an.tE. mu n. .-.
n.az .pr.a- ta-.. ..4 .. 4. a....
Intervention .< Am.".. ...3 n
tHp .NrerHn"tIo. w. .H t".r ...
lNHe ~ N...-o u-fu. Hc. .
cyodcd r.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
Southern Pacific
Ends the Summer

Tie 2u0'h,In F4.a. .-il"-y conn
ranE ha placed .a r..a l' umAcl
turuauh ID rr.o.II p.2-l to lhr rm-
pluy-- iu .L. pa- .l-rr Service pl~"
mg uau o4 tic irregularities n
rn- rnr nuJ tr<Il. ot uniforms IA
.uu,d during .nu m". Hota-.
From r"u wIi thn simmer a !9II
the ErJu B.umar.. ul rhn company II
-r..irr "lI hc Ia fuH to4aIit
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
MyStcriou, Murder.

TEV InItod Press Al90cTatT0M-T
LOS ANGELES, Sept Thirty
minutes after leaving his hom. f..
work today, Frank Nelson, aged @l. a
machinist, was found dead With buI
let hole in the back Of his head, h;-
band in his trousers pocket and a
cigar III HI, mouth. Thc body lay neu
the car line III Florence. Il suburb
where he usually boarded Jh, cal. A
reyolyer luy near by. Tne police bu
Iieve he was shot from ambush by Z
strange man seen recently IN ,ho
nciEhyorhood
We move pianos and nolses ~
.I.NnL. IrHnsfnr nr-AaN N
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15

Grove, Mich. Il have
suffered with pains in
my back and under
any shoulder blade for
a number Of years,
also with a poor appe
tite and constipation
l tried all Of the lem
ediee that [ heard of
and Il number Of dnt
tors. but got 10 relief
Finally a friend told
me to try Chamber
lain 5 Stomach ana
Liver Tablets. | got
a bottle Of them and
Jney soon ntlptu my
stomach, by their
gentle action my bow
els became more reg
ular. Today l feel like
praising them to all
who suffer az ! did, for
me and made my life
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
Snrinll>L I.r.i.n.A

-AtNAtiI<E.t. ~.nU f- t..
.t.ut johnson HIS pata...d llnrty
,!ch.-. Socialist attorney ul Sem
t.-.u, ITW- -i" a....- .n >lH
ir..r county FIJI. .u. .,u. pn.pF d
r4...t- Il r.t. nr'...... n.',.-
-tr-. -r-. ...
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
e.. \. X. Meets.

Ny United Press AssOcia tiOnsJ
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. II
The diminishing army Of the blue
met here today for its forty-seventi
annual reunion and encampment II
is the second time that the Gram
Army Of the Republic has met soutl
Of the Mason and Dixie line, and The
first time its encampment has beer
held so far south Desire of the vet
Grams to visit the battlefeIds at Look.
out Mountain, Chicamauga Ind Mis-
sionary Ridge, and 10, travel over the
route Of SheInan's famous march t.
the sea We great factors in select
ingk .nooga.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
Clean Marriage Laws.

.Gy United Press AesociationsJ
NAETFOKU. Conn, Sept b.
Governor Baldwin, Of Connecticut, IS
a irm believer in "cleJn marriage
IuU-.' ana suffrage for women. IT,
~. United Press he said he considers
Na~hingtou'S "clcan marriage law"
II right in its way But hc believes
that Nashin2toniau~ started their
campaign in the wrong place
"Thc church ought to take up -eN
.gicuc hrst,' said Governor Bald
v,.l today Then it should be taken
Will w The Schools Then the lcgiala-
.Irc ought to BE- heard from by pass
nn laws to aid the fight
"Ihr church has neglected one oi
I- greatest responsibilities in falling
.p undertake. the Improvement Of the
.a.r through clean marriage and a3-
Vocation ot .cjcan marriages.. Preach
.r- should refuse to marry couples
iv-- both parties to the marriage
.r- physically Ht. This doesn't
necessarily mean that two people
Should hc physically perfect IN order
,) marry. IT does mean, however.
LAat neither should te permitted TO
H..rr If certain physical defects u
diseases makes ir Il crime for them
.. .1..i...
Governor He,dv,u h4. ha owu
..",U a.-aIa. uam.H a,lrpg,
..t hN, c<uIe-tal advocacy Of thr
l.. ..u..a A. tha tamr,.a-nt
...a.... rzrr..--i W .otav
tlinL .ta IIa.aai-c should ba
..... .u sVaaou-" ...a Ios.Me. Bald.
... .i. NJ SHOULD .e gieen 4, .lrn
a,.u.il Fn-; WoJij -i.- fh-
..-ciral franchise My to women taz
E..-. Iur. ".uid -iNo yIj uum-u
.1 payers .ate -uta"a. Next 1ho
franchise h.aI b.. given E" lu
.n..l la- payers. permitting ....
Tvs <.-c .1 mln.--u-l. ..a',. cuu.. ..l
.. -.. elections. /. a..- .. ....
a-.- 4'. p.r.. Jero--fr JH- Mott.
....u Ey g... ,Y aH .u.4."
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15

ia sctur- cotton rl.hcr.. i viii rtE
oay half tHc -ut .r'n.l.u y. ..- rar..
@Ay address uH T." lo" uu-."iptloue.
Remit ony-halr rates NM II. IN NcCaH.
Bon 2g7, Imperial C4Hf Phone
q I-1.-Adr
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
Send Us

) description w your piHprrJy, whetb
y j. be jerdeI Land, accomplishments b.
assignments. improved ur lnimr'ovrd
We make a trip w Tie Valley ry,H
NrrL and always h3,e 2 l5a3 II buyers
PORTER ard FORBES.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
BY Carrier in Fl Ccnuo by Mail Elsewhere
NO WEEkIN EDITION PRINTED

No placed the mail subscription list without payment m a\an
and all 4
FL California. Act of March @,
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
t1l COur-U.

QWei->pu.o. Individual 7 .A.
ul.- .ua
Office buy -N., -ir; l. 'u.. a..-
..t (, d.ucr.
ya.-t Spoke. J.d...dui WU. MEM. .-
'.a,t atter dinner.
l|..- ior |n. -i,. ..t .. ... g..
n..t .4t fu.. -Fu..t. ......
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
Made My Life
Worth Living

Il feel it my duty to tell others what
Chamberlain Tablets have done for
me, |" writes Mrs IL Dunlap, VI Oak
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15

Pref E"iu. t.a.ha. # piano, ,.....
aud roraa.- o.r. ,h..da.- le-...
ana advanced Students. 1aD BROAD
vaE Ad}t. a
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
urun~vt ai. ,.i ;.u

". .Hta. rt..- >.-rH.,i.usp
NHi.&ufIIHi} @.p. ta. IT,.
it-r-.. A. ',#... ....-..'a football
..aI ru its nr~t a.. of pu..tir- ol
.he .ea~ou on he oo'e.c oridiron IT,
HaT. Seven of tn, lr'- -.4r- reported
for another yea "ork to Head
Coach Brooke and Captain Young, and
b pt1m.,iu~ crap Nj tresnmeu aj-,
lined tht feld aaTiousIy awaiting
auD..jujr ior 4 "try out"
Contrary to expectations, the squad
w.I aoJ 5y taken out VI tho city fol
preliminary practice a~ was usually
.he custom uD until two years aeo
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
The Feed and Fuel Yard

buys 3Iu otIIs
Baled Alfalfa and Barley Hay, Whole
and Rolled Barley, Head and Threshed
Milo Maize, Mesquite Wood in 4-foot
and Stove Lengths, Stove Coal in
Sacks, Pine KindIinP, White Pine Saw
dust
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15

Ne earth or anything on
. >TRANSFER. II
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15

We move pianos and nolsps. Ea
}nvcr TranSter.-Ady. III
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-15
PORTER ard FORBES

s@o .h.A 1l. -,D Dtesc, 1ahforn..
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-12-19
/ SO nU<A o. OAG@ o. o.
HANCOCK
< p.mN.e 80 80 1888 ~
From the Record.

The alfalfa special picked up fifty
two passengers here Wednesday morn
ing on it's first trip up the line. This
end of the county will be well repre-
scented through the big show
There is one less Holstein in the
country today than there was week
ago. The neon passenger last Mon
day killed three of Lyle Hubbard $
cattle on the track near his place and
among them was one of the Holsteins
he bought at the sale here some time
ago.
Hancock is holding corn show each
day. There are about several thou
sand bushels stacked up in the cribs
at the Johnson & Smokstad elevator
and if any one thinks that this coun-
try cannot raise corn it would be we'll
for that person to drop in to this burg
some day and convince himself. A
number of fields have gone better
than fifty bushels to the acre.
The big pow.wow at the club rooms
last Friday evening over the electric
light proposition resulted in consider
able good after all. even though the
gentleman who proposed to put in the
plant will not do so. After full dis
cussion of the subject and a complete
statement by him as to what he
wanted and proposed to do in the
matter, it was thought best to give
TIE Fergus Falls proposition another
chance and thorough Investigation.
principally because of the continuous
service and the somewhat cheaper
rates. The only aggravating thing
about the Fergus Falls deal is the
fact that at present there is no telling
as to just when they will be able to
get in here and it is a safe bet that
the village will not fool around much
longer WAITING and it is quite likely
that as result of the meeting steps
will be taken to ascertain somewhat
more definitely as to just WHEN we
can expect the line built and if no
satisfaction is given a local plant
will be put in without any more de-
lay.