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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-08
Widows WAYS.

Mamma, why did you tell Mrs La
mode that l was only eighteen when l
am really twenty four?''
Widow-Because eighteen is six
years under twenty-four, my dear
Daughter Yes. know; but surely
I don't need the benefit Of those six
years at my age, do 1?
Widow-Not at all. my child: but
do.-London Tit-Bits.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-08
why ! Poet oult Politics.

Explaining why he gave up politics,
w. B. Yeats, in a lecture in Dublin,
said: Il saw that when you try to,
speak high and sincere things and
at the same time carry on political
life, sooner or later you give up the
sincere and high things and speak ex-
pedient things. London Mail
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-08
-rAnrrr cAr wrAp suora

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot
to the shoes. It makes tight or new shoes
feel easy. Gives rest and comfort. Refuse
dress Allen 8. Olmstsd. Ls Roy. NJ r. Adv
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-08

Munford, lAla. =. = was' Gp "a wsak ~ !
nervous while passing through -
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-08

4 Game Always ~ Order.
Ruth owe g y nice game Is d.
ct. Il sss9ls 4
Fred Besides It's the only ealno u
know 81 that's never p0st poned q 8
account ~ sdarkne ~ Hoston Heisl1
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-08

-, u 70 have Z new hotst
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-08

CONTINUED Next week.1'
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
.iSK BURBANK ID BLESS
 EXPERIMENT FARM WORK
Trade Board Invites Great Naturalist
 to Dedication.

T. Aa.e the ereat.st horlcultmist in th- aorld ded.c0te nith his presence tHo @rcat,-t irritation demonstration farm in tu. United States is th- fond hope of the phaanix board of trade" \o~ t.ft the arTrairat5aa for tha ueHs eEr,IInant la,H .s through the I-ola- 'atare, tac land about to he selected. tHe |1.i"or If.Ised aat. tLe force or -u.zed anI 4 such details attended t". u uoU tim. to thnk eI thosc Htt'a arar'rt.ate# ceremonies that are arraa2"3 L, start off a project iu good
 Ye-teria. afternoon hearty invita- ti"n w"s wired to Luther Burbank to be here on the date of thc dedication of tac salt River valley experiment farm. Nh aec,ptance will Lc awaited Hith great imp1tience by the board
 The demonstration farm will con eist Of two model forties and an eighty for cNTcr5meutal purposes The work win be carried on under the supervision uI the University of Arizona by Prof. -t- NJ MeGmie. The present experiment station on the Grand avenue road will E" abandoned after time.
 The agitation, winch has resulted in tho securing of the money and the per mission to put the station through has come for the most part from the board of trade. The papers. the university various bodies of farmers have all added their support. but the question was first raised by the board and the work of raising public opinion prose- cUtod by it.
 The regents of the university will have the duty of selecting the site for the 1Go acre plot, and will probably manage the deal whereby the land is purchased
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
RODRIGUEZ. {. |S
 IN HE WARPATH
Takes Two Shots at Woman
 and One at Himself With .out Damage Either to thc Woman or Himself He is Charged With Assault

EstcVa Rodriguez took two shots at AIugdaIcua Castro and one at himself about noon yesterday in the house they occupied in China Alley. without lnflctn@ serious damage either to the Hum1u or hiu@elI X en-Lt scalp wound. dressed by City Physician IT. K. EeuucuHmp formed tine basis of the claim of Rodriguez that hc had att tempted to take his own lie after be- coming convinced that he had murd- cred the woman. Arrested by Police man EehnT. assisted bH Fire Chief Sul- Hran, Eodrigucz was lodged in the city jil until hia Wound had been dressed and he u.+ then transferred to the couutN- Latter in tho aftcraoon he was taken before Justice John toua and ar lliened on charge of assault with Intent tp commit murder and rsnandcd for a hcar.u@.
 Accordin@ to the information the po- licc secured Rodriguez and the woman had been living together since Radri- auoz Was dischar4ed as a conH.et from tho state prison II Florence EoGri2u- ez had promised to marrl the woman Iut nc2lyctyd to keep his promise. Recently hc bcoane jealous of her. b,-
 
 other men, Nentiua his spite upon her. Eodri@u.z is said to have annoyed the woman in various Wazs. once burning l.r clothes and at another time driv- ing hor from the house.
 Yesterday morning Eadr-auez had Ie.u drinking heatil- Hr <i~it,l the Ioi.e station and asked chat the lto- man he taken into custody on some fauciful charge. lie was advised to go home and behave himself II is said fhat when he reached the hou~e ho be- gan abusing the woman and that -h. H,i in fri2ncto the home of har sister Latter armed With q hatehct she TO- turned to inc huHse only to he luet br Eadrauez who laI a heavy galIb.r To- Euiler.
 Fr4ht.neI at his thraat-n.ue atlf-
 tne woman ralrecd juss as Inc t.,ar"n uas G.~cu.r-ed in her dir.c- .ion. HeHeEin- ha had lzilIel her. RoI- reuez turned th. aun upon himself striking tho side at h.- head nfretng -l5eht wound X negro. who heard tha shots -tH- an alarm and secured possession ot tha 2a WHil. other men "saH.Wer.d h.u anI held h5m until fi police arrived
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04

On the going trip tickets must be destination within fifteen The is months, but not beyond October 31,
 Stopovers the going trip permitted a Springs, Prescott and Williams Albuquerque and points east. On the return stopoVers permitted everywhere west of including Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis Orleans Stopovers also permitted certain points of those
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
FLAG DAY FILL BE
 CEIEBRhTED JUNE l4

June II i= flag oa.. Cu that day + the Intention of a number ot b. trIatic folks all over t4e United
 States to celebrate Ila- DaE Ii * generally ..I.d us- proclamation "t .tu. governor ug tac state a-kug the
 people {, observe the day by hanging Iout ~otd G1url- nam epicuou+ places. alld d..,l.uue w.u patriotic u.utIna.
 Tu. question l.-tyr1az was wN th.rc be anz proclamation of Ilas T.g ii Arizona. Ths hraa-ht uu th- leu.-ti.o Of appropriation made t- the ~at, for the publication oi 1hr pruelaua s..us. Governor H.ut is of
 tn opinion that since n" specific ap- propriatlon was made there is uo money for that purpose
 However this may be ii is not ao- ing to deter tL- governor of Arizona
 eF9n i--giu4 a proclamation. It i- generally admitted hE His ENe.I- Ieucr and his friends that ir h. does is~ue such a proclamation some mem ticu Of II is bound tp get lnto the
 channels oG publicity and His wishes
 in the matter uil be known all oyer
 fh- stIte.
 Then there is Arb,r Day. Last year
 there was proclamation for ArJor
 Day. -o fIr this gear there has been none IL is likely chat the apprn- prlatiou matter figures in this also.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
FINANCES AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH N-t-r. N-. .r.L I..---- |, --,--- -.,---..

fAs=-cIt-E1 PRESS DISFATrEII
 NEW YORK. June Renewed ll- u.datian and dividend rayir2 of stocks some of which were under heavy pressure earlier iu the year and the un- favorable tenor of the aorernments weekly weather report. put j check to the improving tendency which was on display by market during early traling today. For time after the opeuinz the tone was more cheerful and some progress was made toward Recovery Of yesterdays sharp declines.
 Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific moved up strongly alt the outset. The last half If the day the market worked downward again with active z5Iir- at the final hodr which carried prices around yesterdays low point
 Weakness in smeltinE. which was unusually active. was associated with various rumors purpordns to forecast new prosecutions by the government under the Sherman law. Heavine-s of the London copper market was another unfavorabIe influence and the demand for metal ii the domestic market Was said to be small In view of the strong technical position of the market. sellers Were unwilling to shade the prices for the few bids being received at current quotations Bonds were under pressure. Total sales were of q par value of >2,a5o. .ooo.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04

uents upon all other property in the state. This work is being delayed owing to the fact that the late date upon which the law passed has given the county assessors such a short time in which to complete their books and send them in to the state tax commission. In the meantime inc members of the commission are holding themselves in readiness to go to the various counties in which their services may be needed to as siSt the county assessors.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
bUL.LARD AND
 GEARY WILL GO
Attorney General and the Chairman of Corporation Commission to Visit Fl I'a5o to Look into Coneoli- dation Of F. |. & S. ".

In response to the request of the Fl Paso and Southwestern system for d thorough eNamiuution of th. lines. both main and subsidiary or that ur- sanitation, the corporation commission of Alizona has decided to send to Fi Fa-o on Thursday of next week to do the preparatory work Chairman N. Hal GcarN of he commission, and At toIn,E General C;. purdy BulIlrj. Tine Gentlemcn will meet with the officials of the system at the general offices in Fl Pasu ana 0iScurS with them the merits of tho proposition and find more about what the company expects tu do.
 lt is moi unlikely that the result of thc consolidation uul Ne a more definite amoar..acut ou 1Ha p.rt of the cofn- .nanv relative .tn thc luua Iuu'.,d for and hoped for extension of the line tp the Iacifi. coast tnrou4n the city of rhocniN
 Tt is quite possible that there will be representatives of tho corporation con- m.ssian of New NaEico present at the conference as that State has been asked To consent tp tho eamo sort of console datian in New Me<ico az has been asked of th. Arizona commission in Arizona. Possibly Chairman Iu-u II. Williams Wiu b. the representative of t.. Ner Mexico boal in the conference there
 Just how long the Arizona official. win 1e absent from the city i- not known bat one thing is certain tht Wbile in Fl Fa-o they w-u want r.r natAin- for courtesy extended by the hi- SoutAH,starn sl lstem.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A NEW FiRM-J. M. Creighton and V. N Mcsser architects have entered into d partnership. Nr. Creighton has been in the business in Phoenix for Twenty-Five years. Mir. Messer came here in connection with the NoH build ing and decided to remain. He is graduate of the University of Berlin.
 IN THE SUPREME COURT-The appeal in the case of MaUde Carver, eNccutriX of the estate of F. O. Slocum deceased ct al versus \. J. Thomas was argued before the supreme court yesterday morning. The case was ap- peaIed from the superior court of Mari copa county by the Carver interests. After the argument the case was taken under adVisemcnt.
 COMPANY A TO DRILL-Company \, Arizona National Guard will meet at the armory tonight at the regular hour for drill Since the encampmcnt is but q short time away the officers are anxious to have as large attendance as possible at the weekly drills. There is much to be accomplished before the companies are really qualified to con duet themselves through d state en- campment with credit to the organi-
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04

clerks and cutters can get a half hoH- dav. It is expected that d number of stores Wiu announce their adhesion to the custom this week.
 ASSESSING THE RAILRoADs- The next heavy task of the state tax commission wiu he that of as scssing the railroads of the state. However before the work is com 1aenoed the tax commission will meet as a board of equalization and go over the reports of the various coun- ty assessors relative 10 the assess
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
zatron to which they belong.
THURSDAY HALF HoLIDAY-

With the coming of the hot weather some of the stores of the city are mak-
 ng @rr2u-emcnts as were made last year for allowing the clerks of at least one halt Cal a week. Among the first to observe this custom are the butch
 CTS who have agreed to becin tomor- TOW. All the butcher shops and meat markets therefore will bc closed at Thursday at noon and remain closed for the balance of the day zo that the
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
COMPLETES NEW HoME-Poue.

COMPLETES NEW OME-P0lIea- mon Duncan has completed his new home un @outh II9lI aEeuuc and yes- t-rIas he and hfs DmIy moved into tHo handsome dwelling. It is q par ticlIar.r pleasing little home and will be all tHe more appreciated by Mr. Duncan by reason or the fact that most of the work of construction was per formed by himself WhiIc off duty.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04

"Death NaUsy' Jim Scott has sur Ifiecd Cfic.eo fans with his classy pitching for teo White S,E. Jim Wus iu poor condition Inst wear. bat books like II winner this -e.-eu.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
Stocks.

Amaleamajed, 7oI4; Smalting G2. santa F- 97a. st Paul, lo5t4 New York Central aS1a, Pennsylvania, 1o77s; Reading, 157a4: Southern Pa cific, 93A. Union Pacific, 1t51t: Steel 51ls; preferred. 165
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
;: na eleeroHttc onchau-ed

Adventure .. ......-. 1"- 11- Arizona CommI .... 24 A5IaucN .. .....-..... @1 "I 2. Calumet anu Ariz --.- ds't Cat4 Calumet auI Hec'a .-+to 4t5 Copper Eargn ...-.... Al 41l- Ha.- West .. ..-...
 Raw Cons. ---....-... 1nia l~'- Guouz ......... 1It-15 14 Greene Canau,a 6t- 6'4 Hancock .. .......... r is i-l. RoN.ie .......---.-. -1f1 Ista CouI .r .....-.. 5Ut. m Miami ...---.-----
 Mohawk y. ......--... AZ I> Mass Copper -......-.. North Butte .-...-... -1f- >.eara Cons. ........ 1Gr. 1Gaa bsgca.a .-..-...---- >- old Dominion :. ..... 45 4G Guiu.s ....-..--.. 6"t e SH.un.n -- ..-...-....- ~auerl.r Copper .--.- 2f". -g THmarI,l- ...-...- -6 j-t.l Cons. ......-..... 4fs Victoria -.--..--... Wnona .. ......-..- ITS l"e NDiNer me .. ..-....... f9 Io North Lake .......... 1"l south Lake ...-....- T. Chino .--.......... 3oii @Ni2 Utah Copper .....-... tNlt t~Ht
 Torn Reed ...... ..........2>5 800
 usrfratiuu ..... ..... 157s lois Snattuok ...... 2&l 2t
Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
Metals.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Copper no
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-30
First pub. Oct. q, last pub. nov Z
Notice to Creditors to Pre-
sent claims.
State of Oklahoma
Caddo county.

State of Oklahoma
Caddo county. SIS
In the County court in and for
Caddo county, State of Okla.
In the matter of the estate of
Daniel Crosswhite, deceased:
All persons having claims against
Dan el Crosswhite deceased are
required to exhibit the same with
duly verified vouchers, to the un-
dersigned, duly appointed and
qualified administrator of the es-
tate AT the office of A. j. Perry.
attorney. at Anadarko, in the
county of Caddo aud state of OK
lahoma. within four months after
the date hereof, or the same will
be forever barred.
Dated this 20th day of October.
\. ID. 1913 l.. II. Crosswhitc.
Administrator.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-30
Sheriff Sale.

On the Nth day Of November
1913, at one o'clock p. m, at the
corner Of Jth and Main streets, in
the city of Anadarko, Caddo coun-
ty, state of Oklahoma, | will sell
at public sale. tho following prop.
erty towit:
Ten iron beds. : mattresses. 3
refrigerators, II chairs, | dresser,
II side board, , high chairs, 3
dining tables, stand table. /
sanitary couch, 3 comodos, Z stools
or restaurant chairs. | folding bed
> MIRRORS, / kitchen cabinet, |
cream separator, , spring cots. Is
ring heater, sewing machine, II
coal heaters, 5 cook stoves, ! rug,
, linoleums, | violin and "A lot of
Junk the property of j. c. Lind
ley, taken on execution in favor
of Sigmon Fur Mfg. Co., issued
out OF the District clerks Office,
Caddo county, Okla, against j.
9. Lindley, i'm case No. 222S, i'm
the District court Of Caddo county
Okla. wherein W. @. WoIfenber-
ger was plaintiff and j. G. Lind
ley ct al Vese defendants and the
Sigmon Fur Mfg. Co. was crosspe
ti.ioner
Dated October %, 1913.
A. j. BIankeuship,
Sheriff Caddo county,BOkla.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-30
Fully $3,oOo,ooo Have Been Invested in the
Shallow Water Alfalfa Belt in the
Past Few Months
Past Few Months

ddeveOpm ment lboo prcesin immd
ewm in the te
efambe tint hewOrdon OF F
edag the eAmercan
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-30

Board with rooms convenient
ly located; 122 west Oklahoma
avenue. Mrs. 5. b. Lindley.
Call A B G. Phone / , 3, for
fresh oysters.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-30
For Sale.

Best grade of Alfalfa seed for
sale, 81 per bushel. McWethy
Feed Store.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-30
Its Up To You To Heed This KnO
Terms:


Yellow herd for feng the
on
mg
clsi you wi be o he m
the
which will neve
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-10-30

Major George W. LiIefed banker land and caleman
Austin Texas has decided place the market the famous Yeo
House Ranch Of 100000 located the shallow belt Of II
south plains Of Texas of this together with sit
has been surveyed and aked miles from the San
Fe TRANSIT line Of railway from Gulf Grade nhe
and track will be completed Litte6ed by July lst Opporuni
knocks once!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
WOMEN APPEAR
IN POLICE COURT
AS RESULT OF SATURDAY NIGHT
RAIDS ON WINE ROOMS.
Dispute Between Attorney and Chief
Of Police Follows Attempt 20 Prove
Identity Of Woman.

Police court resembled the gather
ing OF the faithful yesterday, inasmuch
as these faithful ones were those who
are often seen I'm the same place
There were DRINKS. and more DRINKS.
dlsorderlies. prostitutes and all the
make OF human nature that can be
imagined by even the most magma
tive. There were women who were
caught In the dragnet which was
thrown around one Nicola Boscia' )
place, and which caught an Elm Grove
woman. Pittsburgh duet and a
Moundsville girl, and the others were
from cur own home town.
The women In the case were as fol.
lows on the warrants: Mrs. Flo Gard.
ner, Mrs. Wallace and Miss Good. OF
fiaZelwood. Pa. Mrs. Earl Conoway,
OF Pipe Greek: Miss Ida Edgar, of
Moundsville. and Miss Lillian Myrtle.
OF the city. While attempting TO es-
tabllsh the reputation Of Mrs. Gardner.
who Is married. but who is not living
win her husband on account Of the
strike at the Elm Grove mines. After.
ney Wilkerson had quite a run in with
me chiet OF police. II seems that the
woman had been in a bed house which
Is said TO be operated by Dave Cleary.
AT present on the pay roll OF the CITY
as a detective This made the chief
angry. and he stated that if the man
was proven to lie a proprietor of a bed
house he would see that he was dis
charged
Inc above women were given ion
and costs each. all but Miss MYRTLE
who was taken into the care of the
Associated Charities. il was stated
yesterday afternoon that the fines of
all the women had been RENTED. Of
hcers Minard and Frazier were there
as witnesses against the girls. and
stated that they had been drinking in
IN" 'oscia place
mere were sentences meted ont to
'IeNen plain DRINKS. who received
varied sentences. John Askin got 500
ana costs for resisting arrest and 500
ana costs for being drunk and dis.
orderly. In case he refused the fine
nv was u take a vacation on the hill
for 80 days
bllI Painter. Ed Brosen. Henry
foHrer. Tony Somewhiskey. lanes
"orby and Frank Camper were zach
even ;" and costs or ~ DAYS. Daisy
LHrhett was arrested at her man.
sion Tor being drunk. and WAS fned
ten ahd costs or udays. Henry Tres
James smith and Bob Austin were All
enjoying themselves singing the Iates,
hitS when an officer found them m,
were each given ten and cost, or a0
days ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
Saving Mo.cy at Home

- mere lots Of wastctulncss IN soap.
'"Fi" usually argue that a cake II
soap costs i've cents and that's ali
,h'r' Is 10 r. Bur il isn't. Easy
-" "'dp. Tor example does tsic..
mo WORN - cheap. common rn n
SOAPS ana costs th" same Il do.-
IN" Work quicker. better. AMI much
NOR" easily. H. saving qualities only
h'Ein with it, price. il saves clothes
iu"I and health. Don't use uncertain
soaps. Get Easy Task al yOur rrcc-
~ s.-AdN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16

board 81 trustees will Doc present. Pa
rents and friends are welcome every
day
Many person have a-lt"d pbouf tho
cnurs'- offered 90 Lin.lv The insfi
'u'r offers rI general college rra.
r1ratorv course. Gfl general cuL
'ur" course Eighteen .in.fs will DO
necessary ~ graduate from ..ft,r
'rur-". "a unit De- ono subject. Hvo
periods week for % school vcarl re-.
quir"mfr's for tho general cuIfurr
class afe Pour years English. two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16

years ~ ono lru-uac". one wear his.
tory. on" year mathematics. ono wear
ari'nc" and f"t"u units elective Do
'h" coIcr" preparatory course Lusl,
Ir"r7res f'r every college Tho sub.
J'r's offered 90 L.rs.y ur" Eu-If-h.
i"ur year iI'ir. i,Nr ,sar-. French
ihr"" years. G'rU1r- tire. Years. al.
zebra. two years. plano geometry or.
year. solid E'nm"frs.. ou..tllf war.
Tif"nom"'rv. or"-haf year. physics
ana chemistry. on" gear ".rh. reoioe.
ana geography. 'uc year. physiology
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
~ Geo. r. TAYLOR Co.
zK "1He PogyessfOe Store
OHr First Telling of Our
KNIT UNDERWEAR

IT YOU CAN GO INTO ANY STORE AND
riND HERE AN EQUAL OR GREATER MUM.
bER OF LINES OF EQUAL WORTH. EQUAL
TO OURS IN SIZE, WEIGHT AND MATERIAL
ASSORTMENT. ONLY THEN WILL WE CON.
TESS TO A COMPETITOR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16

AMI botany. ono half wear ,.,t ,.
100 'I" "I'-. o." year. history.
.''l years musical appreciation. ono
-'"' Arrangements arc also b.iu.
AMI drawing
'N "''i'."u % th's' subjects Itr..,
''''.'.. t's sun.or department.
i'H ''l De- tcuu- ae ri0r year. and
'.''' aII Oh" subjects u.e..-l-, 81,
I.'i'r" '"r OBJ" college preparatory or
general cr.'Gr" cl4-s'. given in IT,
senior d'rIrfru.rf
Not h.H 'l1u ff'y students n
s ..'I tnr,s f'r Lin-iy.s fret day Rah
w.. nov road. for ir.ue.rrr rtr
''n. Millinery. Schuu'baol building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
L!NSLY OPENS
popular Local School .V.ii Beam on
one.hundredth Session Tomorrow
Bright Prospects.

Linsiy institute rnopeus for if- ono
hunnrsdth session tomorrow morning
a. 30 30 ESPECIAL exnrrisre all
marx the occasion. although 10 is
aoped that all tho members 81 the