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6an0es,

Bonn Is. bis IL. 0ftober fin6ct
in Omaha 6ie neuu5ebnte Sabres.
iiBung Der g}e6rasfa 2ibrarD gtIio.
ciation itatt. 3us gibIiotbefspcien
miro IN daen ieinen 8bnien beIpro.
den tperoeu, ioOoB Die SbeiInebner
ais Der geriammllmg einen nt6g.
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Sab Bier nnO fiinfirnOiiiui3ig @alo.
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Sberiff bate Die 5cnoung tuelhe
eineu gdn8en giieubabHmaggon fiill-
tc, Dor etfiden 8ngen beidlngno6n1t.
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trdnfe ieien bon elmer 5irma in
Miiiouri mad fingirten 9loreiieu in
Senninss, 9fIo, geihidt uoroer
pdbreuo iie ir Wirflidfeit 8unr
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peien ieien.
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Gr.apnareflmann pernnaliidt.

Stem 9orf, 10. Sept. II Big
Gin" SuniDan, Der bieiige goIiti-
fer, Der Ii6 BON einem StieieIpuber
bis gum aongreBnbgeorOneten em-
poridnang, lit foot. 5uaibn uor
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man bra6te i'm nah einem Sani.
tarillnt. 3ort geIang e8 i6nL am
81. gluguit ieineu 81dtern 3u ent.
itGipien. Ginige Stlmoen oar.
nui pur0c CT bon einem 9abn5uge
iibcriabren ituo qetootet. Der 2eib.
uam uuroc beute bon Dem Stief.
bruocr 6es 8erItorbenen ioentifictrt.
9rei5e6n Gage lang befano iib SuI,
li0an's 2ei6e in Der 0lorgue.
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ibm bic Blame Der Sraucrieier INIT
Gem 2eihenpoacu iolgte cine III
Gdpar8 gefleioete 5rau nit cinem
fleineu gl1odn. Sic cab ibran
9amen nidt an, ia9te mr., iic iei
cine 5rcmoin 0es Wiauor5.
Gie lleberiiibrung Der 9eide
bonn &atb6auic nah Dem 3od nur
DC gleidiaa8 NIT olIem 9ereluoniea
oaSgeiilbrt 9erittcne golBei es-
fortirte ocn 2eihenlpdgen, um0 elm
@ertretcr oe5 Qoro RaDors bon 81.
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am Tod uur0e Der 2ei6en3ilg
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picracicaif)ait empfangen. Cine
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2ffi3ieren oes Sdiiies, geIeitetcn
ben Sara nah Dem 3peiten 1ef,
no bic 5rauerfapclle errihtet mar.
Die 9lumcnipenoen fiillten Die babe
GapeIle.
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f1lid.
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aunbent Der entGeraner.

Toleoo, o., t3. Sept.--8ie Git
tbcraniidlc Stride BON gtorO.g(merifa
bdlt bier gegeuipdrtig ibren 81.
Sabresfonbent ob. 300 3elegaten
he aIlc i3 SDuoocn Der Ser. Staa.
Ten un0 Gauooas Dertreten, nc6men
boran thcil. glco. Or. I6eoOor 8.
Sfnnnf bon Sebanon. 81, ipurOe
snn g,raliOenten oes @enernIfon3ilS
rrudhlt, Or. Miaiam Seller Grid
oon DliIipmltee, Nis, gum Sefret6r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-13
.. .. 8. g.

Mor0en g}aduittag fin6et i'm
8arf 0e8 9eutiden Sauie8 oo8 5a.
miliens4icnic Der 0mo9a 2oge gto.
q, 8. .. s.. 9. Itatt. goIfs6elu.
itigungen aGer 9lrt, 8ettipiele, Der.
Gu10cn init id6ueu Breiien fir
Sung uno 9IIt, tomntcn 3ur 9[uSfiib.
rung @er alio eitmal einige Ser.
Qniigte Shmoen i'm 6reien berlc6en
min, Ser ioGte 0ieies gicnic beIu-
hen oa aud 5rGllnoc Der 0}itglic-
Ger nit ibrcn 8amiIien bcrjli6
DiQfouuncn ih1o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-13
Sutr[ mirb gptidlaftspalais.

Berlin, 10. Sept. Ole DIRECTION
oes bieiigen gSpIauaoebotels tbeiIt
nit, oab Der neue amerifaniide
gotidaIter geroro i'm Neubau bic.
ies borne6mcn @aIt6ofes 40 3im.
nrr lmO Salons fir Die 3pede Der
gotidait gclniet6ct Bat. 0a5 Bis.
berige gotidjoitsgebduoe miro Oaber
uidlt me9r not6ig Iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-13
..0rntidlnnh In ganffenn.

Berlin, i3. Sept. Der bctannte
WliFitdrjtriftiteaer 9berIt @dotc
iaat IN einem 9(rtifel iiber Die Bu.
fiinftige g9ebrmnht Geitidlnos
SAB i'm Sabre 1926 9euti9lnu0
iiber cine geianntte 9riegsitdrfe BON
II MiIlioncn Wtann oerfiigen lper.
De, cinidlieBeno bic iteBenoe gIr.
NEE, 9ieierbiiten, 2anomebr tmo
HanOiturn. Son oicier @eIammt.
m1dJt tDiirocn iib 5,380,000 in fir.
GER 8eit modil MAIDEN laiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-13
ggcniacr gsoli3iiten.

GS ioll cine Gbbe i'm Boli3cifon0
beite6cn mo oes9ul6 bat 8oli5et-
superintendent 9lp0er enti9ieOen,
bah ua6rcno ser Monote 0fo0eH6er
imo Gc5cnl6er Die 3abl Der Goli.
5iitcn rcOuArt miro. Scrr 9tpoer
miro aid qllgcitellte OeS @eilinO.
teitsoepartcmcnts 3pei @odeu ie.
Ben Monat ablegen, Inn Ocn @eIO'
mangcl cttpo8 ouS8u9lci6en. 9iDoer
ioat, Die @tdnnidboft lei 3mor ieBt
i6on 5lt fIcin ober Der &aiienbe.
Itan0 iei eben nod fIeiner,
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glntus fir ben 9entIdlen Saa.

Ger 0eitide Gamenberein ipir0
iib an Der groBeH 4araOe am
9eutiden Gage in corporc bet5eiIi,
gen. Gesbalb mare cs oen Gamen
icbr erlpilni6t, mCnn ibnen cine bin
reidcnoe 3abI bon 2(ltomo6ilen fir
oieien Gag ii6crloiien ipiipoc. 8e.
iiber BON 9lutomobil8, Die bos i6rigc
6em &erein 3ur 8erfiiqlmg iteIen
lpolen, iin0 ge6eten 5rou 2looIp5
9ranoeS @littbeilung 3u MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-13
gpnffcnnenuiienidlaft.

Die am 0onneritag 2(beno itatt
qeflmOcne geriammIung Der Sma
ia @oiicnaenoiienid)aft mar glt be
hld)t, elm &omerao purOe ais neres
Ulitolieo atf9cnomnen. gtad
SdluB Der @cidJdftsiitimg fano lit.
ter Dem @oriib oes aamcraoeu
Scrnarn 2enint ein aommerS Itott
scr ciucn re6t froblidcn Gcrlau'
nabnt.
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Ninnrlnnbt.

91afioIgen0as Sdrei6en ent6GIt
cine 9}itt6eitlng BON Der Qluffin-
Oung BON 80 SddoeIn in 9latts.
mouth. g8ir bradten idon eine
0ieSbc3iiglide 9epeide tportn oieie
Sd1oel ais bon 95ttoiauern berriiB.
reno be3eidnet tpurOen.
4lott5nloltt6, #. Sept. 1918.
GS muroe bier geitern bel gro-
orbeiten al Ocm Satie 0es 9bier-
or3teS @. S5obu8 Elm grauiiger
6uuo genladt. GrOarbeiter fanoen
so Menideni1d0cl oi9t bei einan.
Der, oireft am Salte. SSd iebe,
eoB iogar orei Gtiid uuter Dcm
6unoamtnt itcden; es lit oIio lider
on5unebmen, Dab Die Sddoel crit
nad Dem g(ufbnu 6es Snuies oobin
getommen iino. 8os 0auS ioa
80 Sabre alt iein. 0b peitere
@lieoermaBen geflmoeu tuer0en, lit
nod ob5uiDarten.
gSeiter fQnu id) Sbnen titittbei.
len oaB ib e8 am Gonritag in un.
ierer 9erianmlung Der Srrmanns.
iobne 0urdgeiebt babe, ooB bic qoge
benz Staatsberbnno beigetreten 1T.
Sbeile Sbnen ferner mt, non0em
lit ols aortitentitglieo 8lr Gent.
i6eH 3agfeier in Omaha ernnnni
noroen bin. bob cine groBartigc
9etDeilioutg bon bier im0 llnIge.
eeno 8u ertuorten lieht
K S5r aOoIRp gSsIa.
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@cIannperein n2nrnu.

5rcitag 2(beno fanO Die critic
Grobe oicier Saiiou oe8 9alncn.%
@ciangoereinS n2pra" itatt; t8
ilmge 5dngcrinuen batten fd I'M
9eltiden Sauic 5u 0ieien 3rpede
cin9efun0en. 8ie 9irigeut Bod
crfIdrt 6ca6iidtigt er, i'm 2ollfe Der
Soiion cine 5pteloper oti5ufiigret.
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GorcnIon's g}cnba,t.

Ger maliioc gteubou OeS Scrrn
eSobn Sorenion gu 8enion i6reitet
riiitiq oorpGrtS; oerIeI6e miro,
penn fcrtiggcitcat $4,000 foIten
uno biIoet cine 3ieroe Der StaOt.
9yn 9aIcmcnt miro Elm feineS Safe
eingcritbtet tperoen; bos 3ur ebenen
gr0e gelegene Stodipert miro fir
@cihdft8lofalitdten benubt, nG6s
reno I'M oritteu Stodiperf cine SulIc
fir 2ogens uno gereins3ipede ge.
ihaffen iperoen miro. Serr 60,
renion befinbet iid felt IA Sa6ren
in 9enion inn @ciddft, lit popular
Qclporoen uuo fat iid oIs coulanter
8irtb eiuen 9lamen genadt.
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g9etter6eridlt.

gsiir Gmoba, Council bluffs mo
Iimaegcno sdon belte glbeno ino
Eonntag, Iteigen0e Temperatur.
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geIfent Die Omaha Gribiine.
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5tinacr'S Gl6Op Mncnruni--bei al.
len Grocers. @erta4t in gsebrasta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-27
BY GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON

said forvently still trembngly c'ingng 70 her hand.
She had foot on the char. ie IS the best fellow
in the world" she said.
gtilped. Il can't tell you how happy shall be i
you-it you find real happiness. You deserve happl-
ness and love.
She grippcd my hand fercely. 81 want 70 be happy
want 20 be loved Oh. want 20 be loved. She cred
uassonatclv. She slipped her hand out Of mine and
second later was through the frame. "Goodbr. She
called back in a voice that seemed strangely cnoec.
The spring in the gold mirror clicked. y draft u ar
struck me in the face. She was gone.
A VERY few words are sufficient 70 cover the expe-
"A dition in quest Of the legendary treasure u the
long-dead Barons. Bang, accompanied us; Button
carried lantern; and The three Schmcks went dong as
guides We found nothing but cobwcbs
Conrad said |, as We emerged from the Us, a. The
underground chambers tell me the truth W. there
ever such thing as buried treasure in this abon'nbe
hole"
Yes. Mcin Herr. he replied. with apologize
grim but | think II discovered three years aso by
Count Hohcndahl and Count TanowSy.
We stared at him. The deuce you say" cried J. with
quiC; glance at the Countess. She appeared 20 be IS
much surprised as |.
They searched for a month explained the old man
guilty. They found something in the walls 81 the
second tier. cannot say what It was; but they were
very, very happy.
smiled rather grimly. Count Tarnowsy appears
have had a great 81 luck IN those days Il was
a mean remark, and regretted il instantly. ]" my
surprise she smiled perhaps patiently, and Immediately
aterward invited Bangs and me 70 dine with he- that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-27
Drawing by Arthur |. Keller
CHAPTER XIV. Continued
I Am Forced Into Being a Hero

+ came 10 visit me- 10 twelve O'Clock the
next day was alone IN the study. 81
came 10 dress your hand for YOU, She said
Us helped her down from Red Ludwig
frame.
Thank YOU. said. shaking my head;
~but 1t is al right Bu'ton attended 70
II this morning l,i-good 81 YOU 20 think
about n. Couui,-e. II ISN'T
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23
Thank YCU

r. s IN En- }>rse Hl'h ffDsl
NJ mar besf He Iz1 " ~
mani yr," The MFR slzfes.y
minis ~ s:lszk the s.mDle
n>1Gs Hi'D h., he<;,zDd rss-
rn"s Pr bDf ,he hznfker,iIef
sbT bas 1'lppeI m rses AMI
HJ"s b", tiye e5sy chs.r wbjlh
b" his '//gD,e1 gDtG her en-.
tram" HD1 inn sadlI Dl,eB
|i','s n" Irt'Dg gjil f'rgrt ~ m
U"se RtaDiDIln I'm he ngmber-
I'ss b'il" toDHs me pa'l"Dt
mr''"f mr. I'M b"r n b. tak-
- I'm gtaDi"d that mother shall
D"aDI mrDd the ubbed glDye m
a"H N" missing butiyb IN the
slr", m pUt The rubbing On the
D"'k n the dapgbtcr's gDwn.
1b" g'1 dpos MI asy "sbc IN
her" ~ IN these things" bot her
aojDDs SPEAK louder than wDfds.
IN the depibs II her heart, the
most lDyI mother must some
iim"s miss and hong ior the
sD"r'b ~ a6cciiDbatc thanks.
Many II The amenities II life
became matters II habit. Would
i not be- we'll fOf ~ IN our
homes ~ cultivate the habit Of
aging thank you"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23
COME IN AND PAY
YOUR TAXES NOW

Ny term ii o%Sce expires Jan
gzTy Z, IGI4 and ! am compelled
" make settlement With the
county and state 50 If you have
MT paid your taxes kindly give
the matter your immediate at
tentiOn. All taxes not paid On
III before that time will be adj
yerti6ed and sold. This IS abso-
lrtely the last notice | will give
and If your name appears On the
delinquent list you will have
only yourself 10 blame.
z3-3t w. r. Crooks,
Sheriff Montgomery County.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23
CONFIRMED PROOF
kssitents IT Mt Gteriing Can
MT DDckt What Hss Eeen
Twice PrDyed.

IN grztiteis fDs relief from
acbss and pains III had bzcks-
iran distressing kidney ills-
tbrDs&nds have publicly recon-
nenfed Dosn's Kidney Pills.
kesidents III Ut, Sterling, who
~ testified years aqo, now say
the results were permanent.
This testimony doubly proves
the worth II DOan's Kidney
Pills ~ Mt Sterling kidney suf.
ferers
John Forman, = Montgomery
81, Mt Sterling, Ky., says: 81
have been a hard worker all my
life and never once considered
that ~ override would some day
bring on kidney trouble. When
] had some lifting or heavy
work 10 do, ! just went about
II and did il and in that way
wrencbcd my back. ! was laid
up for several days at the time
and began looking around for a
cure. ] did not find anything
that would help me until | got
Doan's Kidney Pills at Duer-
sons Drug Store. They soon
made me feel well and strong
and free from kidney treble. II
am glad 10 confirm what I said
about Doan's Kidney Pills be-
fore"
For sale at all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster Milburn Co, |
Bu6lo, New York. sole agents
Tor United States.
Remember the name Doan's
md take no other. a4-at.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23

r. r. Little, Of this county
sustained a serious loss last
week, when his sensationally
fast trotter, Admiral Todding-
ton, z:I9, was found dead in pas
ture. This horse was sired by
Toddington and was considered
one Of the fastest and best trot-
ting prospects for the coming
season. He was valued by his
owner at $1,000.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23
Goes TO Louisville.

Mr. Benton Kinsolving left
last week for Louisville where
he has secured a lucrative posi-
ton with an insurance concern.
He will also attend the Law
School at the University of
Louisville. Mr.. Kinsolving is a
very capable young man and has
many friends who will learn of
his success with great pleasure.
A beautiful gift for wife or
mother is one of our dining
tables-at moderate prices
23-2t. c. w. Harris
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23

Mrs. Amanda Roberts Jones,
aged eighty years, died at her
home in San Antonio, Texas,
last week, following a
protracted illness due TO the in
hrmities of age. Mrs. Jones
was formerly a resident of
North Middletown, and was the
widow of the late B. F. Jones,
who died about fifteen years
ago.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23
IIEf Np rEpNEk

IN Irl, ,e4.<1, N,. Pz,st,,
nn1' . ~ H1ny ~, /,,s ~, <,l>u
t1<t r.>nb,tz ~, uzt<st MIR
n /'lJ U,e sf//< zbf rhie,
}ztr y1',f.fts N1,N /rg tezj.
~ ft4f .1t/r1t<n N mzf<ft
r/uff/1ya IN mr. G4I nlI
uJYtJ m'hb many Nuizts ",
T',r' g. mn /rv r4'r14j p15He
s't'a,Z 'nr3Ht ~, l,5,. pe Gr
s,t' ~ lD',H Ha5I NJ" pj,a2De ri
O' v'eibj's betH,rb D,o EbHDl
H4i's am No/jDr> mir = I"H
fsIt aHr /di0Ual Da'brf ii
tif IDj''G t'at's Ha11 nbtTSf
"y'G ~ igiB ibr pune II hja bat
~ chip IN ~" N'<i,aD NY II
Jaobt'r UDl"sa ibo fighting
ib'D p'JUR IN b"iH"eu lbe fTb
'is and fodusls in U,o STREETS III
ib@' pi1, and 'udsDgeiibg The
b1's ~ mn Di,/DDs and Dibef
fNpHGots, ,ossrd This uDidd
b@1' n'aDi Wat and any s'i On
my daI may bpDR this f"sUjt
The Lexington Herald,
he lradi1R daily 81 Central
k'pip'kH Is MN altering a.
mai Dl' ~ gsID, when paid ~
adya1'G, tDf Uo dljly and Sun
d1y issue fof oDc ycaE Why
MOI subs,fibc nv and see that
yo0 are kept posted on what IL
doinR h. all The world. including
youf DW6 DciRhbofboOd news
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23
MONEY TO LOAN

II you will find the time TO
consult Us, we can find the mon
ey. No charge for consultation,
nor no charge If we do not get
you the money you want. 23-2t
Hofman's Real Estate & Loan
Agency.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23
Notice

All persons having claims
against the estate of John Cor
bett. deceased. are hereby mott
fed TO file same with my attor-
ney r. G. Kern by Dec. a4th.
Margaret Mcnamara,
z3-2t. Administrators.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23
Sanitary Barber Shop.

You arc invited 10 our new
barber shop on Bank street.
Everything IL new and clean
and your patronage will be ap.
prcciated. Shave 10 ecnts-Sun.
day IS cents.
2o-bt Payne X Crccnwadc.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23

Dwelling house and black.
smith shop located at Howards'
MIL Splendid stand. Apply TO
a''5i John MeQuithy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23

Don't wait until The day before
Xmas 10 select that gifi. but
t0mo nov and avoid the rush
While on stock Ia full
The Novelty Store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23
The Lexington Herald,

All " Pos, Cards. including q
Beautiful line II Christmas and
New Year Cards a, 10 for SC.
ggs3, gpo, Cash Ofoyefy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-12-23
For Sale.

House and lot on North Syca-
more street. ]. w. Jones. If.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-11
HER wOMAN'S RIGHTS
PLATFORM INCLUDES
GOOD CIGAR SMOKE
Miss Lowell, Sister of Har.
wards President, Likes "the
Weed" After Dinner.

BOSTON. Sept. ii.-That Miss Amy
Lowell. poetcss sister OF President A.
bolt la wrence Lowell OF Harvard Uni-
versl;y. made a regular habit Of smos.
ing an after dinner cigar on the deck
Of the Cunsrder Laconia was the as
scr,on made by her fellow passengers
on the vessel. which arrived yesterday
from Liverpool.
No attempt to conceal her penchAnt
COR cigars WIS made by Miss lowell.
these passengers say.
To newspaper men at the dock Miss
Lowell admitted that she was interested
In suffrage. though she denied any
sympathy with the militants and In.
sisted that she supported them vs:y
mildly" Miss Lowc,rs age. . matter
Of some dis usson among her fellow
passengers. Is understood to be about
for;y-hvc.
As to her smoking. Miss Lowell said:
~ firmly believe that women have oil
the rights and duties Of men II I
chose to smoke on the vessel I don't
think 4 was anybody eise's business.
The men were all smoking. and I
would he false to my theories n ! dAa
not do 40. merely TO observe the cen
ventions"