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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-18
Antl-American Hubbub, FizzIe.

Mexico City.-The American am.
bassador's protest to the home office
to prevent an anti-American demon
stration here Sunday afternoon had
certain indirect results, although the
government did not absolutely forbid
the holding of what officials style a
popular manifestation of patriotism. "
A demonstration took place in the
capital, but not more than 400 persons
participated. There were no speeches
and very few cries against Americans.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-18

A second revolution in China is re-
garded as imminent.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-18
NEWS OF THE WORLD
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
FRESH FROM THE DAILY
NEWSPAPER SERVICE.
GATHERED FROM BOTH CONTINENTS
Happenings National, Historical anc
Political and Personal Events
Herewith Selected for Our
Many Readers.

A second revolution in China is re-
garded as imminent.
The average consumption of eggs in
greater New York is 100000 dozen a
week.
President Wilson has ended his va
cation, arriving at Washington Monday
morning.
Vincent Aston gave an outing to 5000
poor of the tenement district of New
York Saturday.
st. Paul was selected as the 1914
convention city of the National Educa-
uonal association.
All the belligerents in the Balkan
war have given Russia full power to
find a way to bring hostilities to an
end.
Seven men were killed and nine
Injured by a boiler explosion in a
brickyard at Chatenay, on the Seine
saturday.
There has been a remarkable falling
off in emigration from Great Britain
to the Australian colonies during the
present year.
The annual convention of the
American Pharmaceutical association
is scheduled for August 10 to rs, at
Nashville, Tenn.
Somewhat serious rioting occurred
at Belfast. Ireland, at the opening OF
the celebration of the Twelfth" the
arrangements July festival.
Charles Becker's application for a
new trial on the charge of numbering
the gambler, Herman Rosenthal, was
denied in New York. For months he
has been in the death house at Sing
Sing.
Paterson's IN. j. long-drawn-out
strike OF silk millworkers developed a
new and serious complication Monday
With the cutting off of the water sup
bly in the houses Of hundreds of idle
families.
Samuel A. Kean, for years a banker
and bond dealer in La Sale street
Chicago, known for his practice OF
holding a brief religious service in his
bank at the opening of each business
day, died Saturday.
1t is thought that Charles M. Ander
son, alias J. II. Mcdonald, the tele
graph operator arrested for the muir
der of K. b. Irwin, the Grand Junction
go miles east of Spokane) station
agent July Z. is an ex-convict.
A masked man attempted to hold W
the night clerk at the Cliff house, a
summer hotel at Manitou, IL miles
west of Colorado Springs, Col, shot
and killed Night Waterman c. White
head. and escaped to the hills.
A decree of divorce was recently
granted at Munich, Bavaria, to the 81
year-old Duke Ludwig of Bavaria
against his second morganatic wife
who, when she was a ballet girl at the
Bavarian court opera, was known as
Antonio Barth.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-18
Destitute Americans Return.

Observation-Disclosures Americans
are arriving in the United States on
every boat from Mexican ports. Many
of them face financial ruin in conse-
quence Of the series of revolutions
which has paralyzcd comm 7rcial and
industrial enterprises, and they are
leaving the southern republic with re-
luctance.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-18

European dealers purchase large
quantities of Kentucky blue grass seed
every year. much of it going. to Ger
many.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-18
Hand FlahtIna in Chin

londonderry fighting is reported
all around Kiu Kiang, province of XII
angst, on the Yang Use Kiang.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-18

The fourth international congress on
home education will be held in Phila-
delphia In 1914.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
DAVID STARR JORDAN
ASKS FOR VINDlCATI0N


Stanford University. cal. Jan. l--
The following telegram WAS addressed
today by David Starr Jordan. presi-
dent Of Stanford university 70 the AS
sociated Press
"NoW that the press Of the country
has had its fling at lsahella de Var
mandOis, can you not now iurthef
say that ! ann not writing a book on
ideal eugenics that ! have not set up
Isabella, or anyone else. rs superWoin-
an or superman. that | have made no
list of families Of royal or other
chosen descent.
Probably every man living IN Eng
land 1000 years ago VINO left iine
Of descendants reaching e. our day,
is an ancestor 70 a thoroughbred
Englshman now alive.
Widely published accounts recently
credited to Dr. Jordan q Forthcoming
book on cugenies. in which he was
made 10 naiue many well-knoWn
Americans AS of roNal descent ana
Isabella de Narmandeis as the mother
of nearly the entire Ensiish-sDeaking
race. Investigation discovered that
Isabella was not a person 70 whom
many would care TO trace descent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND
TO VISIT YAQUlS

Washington Jan John HAYS
Hammond. the mining expert Pres
idcnt railH special Ambassador at the
coronation of King Georgc. has &C.,
eciNcd permission frem The Mexican
government through Ambassador cH-
Hero. Go go into the stronghold of the
Yuqui Indians in sonora To try to pnc-
ifN them. Mr. Hammond IA unNions
10 establish peace among the lduu's
ia order % carry out an extensive W
rigatiOn project along the fadn river
Ia the territor, occupied By the la
dians u is his intention 10 promise
the Indians employment and he de-
sires to carr, io them assurances that
the Mexican government viii not mo-
lest them aud will give them adult
tirnal lands in The Nauui valley.
A. soon as favorable word is Zoe
eeivcd from the Mexican soNernpenf.
Mf. Hammond will leave Washington.
He viii hc accompanied hy Major
Frederic v lurnham. the American
and south African scout
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
FIVE PROMOTERS
UNDER INDICTMENT

Los Angeles. Ian. H. The federal
grand jury returned indictments to-
duN against fiNf promoters connected
with the Scahoard oil aud TfanAii
Company, a corporation capitalized ut
S2N Onu. 900 the a. y nnNert Ian
Company. cpntefn Interested ln
Mexican land promotions. and The
American brokerage COMPANY
Tho charge b. that ~ having isri
the malls Tor fraudulent purp 81.
Nicholas r. Wilson. formerly of san
Francisco. who Is said ia ho inter tfl-
ed in the Seuhourd company. Uas nr-
rested Warrants were issued for AZ
fred W. Allen. Clarence . HoWcis.
J -. higs'us and Attorney Wondr. ~.
Woodruff WAS arrested Yesterday ou
another indictment relating 90 thc op.
srations of ihc American Brokerage
Company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
ELECTORS To MEET
To CAST BALLOTS
FOR WILSON
Three Democrats Elected Last
November at the Capital To-
morrow VIII Vote for Next
President,

Especial Dispatch 70 The Morning Journni.f
Santa Fe n NJ. Jan. il.--ln CONS
pliance with the United states stat
ute, New MeAleos three democratic
presidential electors. f. q. de Daca.
lieutenant GOVERNOR ] II. Latham,
u Sierra county. and r. ID. Stennis.
Jr.. of Eddy county, met here and in
The presence of the executive authors
itN nf the state formally cast their
ballots for Woodrow Wilson, for
president
The meeting Of the electors Is pures
~ perfunctory. At their meeting no
organisation Is required. but II is cus-
tomaiN % organize and elect a chairs
man. before proceeding 70 vote. They
ihpn each east a separate ballot fou
president and vice president.
These are then certified by the ex-
ecutiVe authority Of the state, consists
Ing Ia this instance Of tho governor
and secretary Of state after which
the ballots are sealed and transmitted.
two to the president OF the senate.
one bv messenger and one by mail A
fifth is deposited with the federal
judge of the district The electors have
then no further functions
ON the second "Wednesday In Feo<
ruary. which IL February 18th. III tha
han Of the house Of representatives.
az Washington N the presence &c
both houses Of congress assembled for
the purpose. the precedent OF the
senate opens and counts the state re<
turns and announces the result
II Is not known who Will carry iha
returns tn Washington but Il Is like-
" the three electors will draw lots "a
see - whom ms hanar shall fall. 8.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
SHIP TRUST UNDER
CONTROL Of
MORGAN
Master Financief Said 10 Rep
resent Ownership of Steam
efS Showing Investment of
$4,000, 900,

tiis Morning .Iournll Special Iensed wire
Washington, jan. li.#eAn inVosti-
cation of the International Mercan-
tile Marine. the $f2O. 000.0n0 Ameri-
can corporation controlling numerous
foreign and American steamship com
panies, with j. Pierpont Morgan MS
the chief witness. Is contemplated by
the house committee on merchant
marine Ia connection with its probe
Of the so-callcd shipping trust Mr..
Morgan Is said to have organized this
great company and 10 control It's
stock
Chairman Alexander Of The COM
mittee. announced TODAY chat Mr..
Morgan probably would be subpuc-
nacd Immediately on his return from
Europe.
p. A. $. Franklin. vice president OF
the White Star line one Of the i'm
portant companies connected with tho
international Mercantile Marine an
ready has been suhpoenaed and prob
ably Will be examined in the near fu-
ture. The international Mercantile
Marine owns the entire capital stock
Of the Oceanic steam Navigation cOm-
pany tthe White Star ilnel. The In
tefnutional Navigation company the
American and the Red star lincs)
the Mississippi ana Dominion Steam-
ship company. and the British and
North Atlantic Steam Navigation COM
pany and owns the controlling inter-
est in Frederick Leyland and COM
pany, with thc shipping business of
lsmay, lmrie and comp my and Rich
ard Mills and COMPANY
The combined sallings af the vari-
ous companies covers fortY-iiYe SER
vices, Now York, PhiladeiphIa. Balti-
more New Orleans. Galveston. Mont
real ana Portland. TO Liverpool. TO
plymouth, southampton London,
Werp.
The corporation also operates yari
ous lines in the distinctly foreign SER
Vice
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
Turks Firmly Refuse All Over
lures Looking TO Surrender
of Adrianople Under Any Cir
CumStances.
GREAT POWERS FAIL
TO SOLVE PROBLEM
Collective Note Sent to Porte
Not Expected TO Cause a
Change of Attitude Toward
Holy City,

10, Morning -ouruni speclal leased wlrel
London. Jan Diplomacy Htili
o. busy s,rklna i solution for the
Balkan deadlock Fears that the peace
conference VIII end in failure and That
the nlllet will take uu arms again. are
stronger tonight than ut any hour
since the piouiuntcntiurics came 90
London taloss something turns up.
which nome uf the diplomats iorcsec.
ID appears pfuhahle that the delegates
vii leave England before the end of
another week. 4 mute frnm the pow
crs viii be- presented 90 the Ottoman
government on Monday "A D. firm la
tone and while recommending Tir-
key to leave the question of the
Aegean islands III the hands 81 the
powers. makes il clear that Turkey
has no alternative except 90 cede
Adriunurlc
Another note was prepared hy tho
ambassadors a. tonstantinnplc but
viii he superseded bN the collective
communication decided un at fridays
meeting between SIR Edward Grey,
the British secretary for foreign nf-
fairs, and the other ambassadors.
Since 1t is necessary 90 telegraph
the text ul this note 20 the continental
capitals iOf approval, lt cannot 10
delivered hcfnrp Monday AN the un-
haasadors today had separate lnfor-
NAL meetings with terhad pushn md
usman NHzihl pHshu the Turkish dci-
cgntOs. irving as one uf the ainnnssa-
dors put IL. Ia square The circle and
90 discover a middle course between
Turkey. which insists upon keeping
Adrianuaie. aud bulgaria. which Ia
sisls hat she must have that town.
The Turkish delegates were lm-
movable aud said'
Nothing can Induct ua to commit
suicide. Il = impossible 20 change our
minds concerning the possession OF
AdriAnopie. for which we have made
sacrifices which nu other country has
nude The sentimental and religious
value attached bv Mussulmnns to
Adrlanoplc ean be- calculated by our
having renuuneed fuur-flfihs OF our
European territory only because we
wished 10 keep tho holy city. ln an the
history of wars there is no example
ol such generous and important con-
cessions as those which we have made
20 the allies. 50 their srcedineaa
causes d natural reaction.
"lf the war Is resumed the allies
may find that they have miscniculat-
ed their forces and minimlzcd those
of lslam. They haxe looked through
biased glasses 1t their first successes.
which were due 20 the fact that we
were surprised by the atfack. not ex-
pcctlng that the enemy was prepared
for war
The position of the powers Is most
hecanse all their dcllbcra-
tiuns are invalid unless by unanimous
consent The note WIS agreed on FOR
the reason that. although Turkey com-
CONTINUED on pagc iiVc.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.



Convened 40 noon.
Held an executive session to con-
slider nominations,
Campaign FUNDS investigating come
nlittce met bus adjourned until Mon
day
Reached agreement to vote az
O'Clock Monday afternoon on m-
peachment charges AGAINST Judge
Archibald
Adopted conference report on Dis
trict OF Columbia loan shark bill
Adopted resolution effeetine Time
Of classification of asphalt lands ia
Oklahoma
Reached agreement 20 vote lfcbru-
AIRY roth on 'sheppard- Kenyon liquor
shipment bill.
Conferees reached agreement with
house conterecs on lteraeN test Inn
migration Bill
Adjourned az at2b O'Clock until
Monday noon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12

Federal troops today discovered "a
larrc quantity of ammunition and dN-
namlte at villa Ahumadn. ON the
Mexican Genital railroad hcioN
Junrcx The rebel guards He'd lcaN.
ing the explosives IN the hands of the
government troops
Mining men declare eritlcai c0n-
dition exists at lude Durango. whore
"a nrgr American mining camp " lo-
Gated. Since the rebels demanded
the women of the settlement and
threatened To attack with 50n mon.
no definite news has come from the
district n was said that federal
commanders refused 70 send troops
Gomez itoh,io tonight tcicrrnphcd
a protest anplnH hts arrest 10 the de-
pnrlmeni ui Justice al Washington.
declaring that he always had de-
nounccd the Nasuuex Comes muNp-
mcnt ne was unable e. raise bond
of Si.aOO and WIN remanded 10 jail
pending his removal tomorrow 60 San
Antonio for trial Colonel Francisco
Nilm, a former exsinsurrecto leader
who recently caoaped from The poni-
tcntlnry at Mexico Cits. whore he was
held on charge nf INSTRUMENTATION.
arrived today in III Paso. No effort
was made toward his arrest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
ROCKEFELLER MUST
SHOW HIS THROAT

Miami Fn. Jan ife pf charles
"a Richardson. of Washington. rep
fHseuting thO rummiiirp If the house
If representative INVESTIGATING the
susrailyd mooney trust HrfNed hero
to-day Ga examine William Rockefeller
- determine whether his phtsicA
condition is Nurn tH Go prevent him
from tnstlfying before the committee.
Air. Rockefeller ls due here tuWors
row an thr steamer Miami. ffeW Nas-
san. NeN Providence
fsftN A. tutkcfUllur SON uf VII.
Fam Rockefeller and nf Walter 3.
ehaprellr. uf Sow York. Air Nuekf-
fFffHf + fh'fiNinn 1fr Hi=u hTfr fn-
daN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
DISTURBING NE " s
COMES FROM
MEXICO
Rebels Capture Federal Gen.
eraI BIanco and Hearst Ranch
Foreman Appeals for Pro-
lection from InSurrectoS.

u'y Morning journal special Leased wire.l
kl paso. Jan. l.--Ricardo Gomez
habelo secretary general OF the
sfozeo reeoliition. was arrested here
late today. charged with violation Of
neutrality. lie Is named IN the same
federal indictment headed by Emilio
Nasquez Gomez and others, held at
san Antonio. Tex Robelo. who is said
70 be General Orozco's favorite dis.
'lRie, has been here several months
neuns rs business agent for the revo-
uuonafy party. Repeated requests
N Mexiean officials for his arrest
nave been refused hy local auth0ri-
ues Or. Jose Saenez. a Cuban named
~ the same Indictment. is held here
under bond
from the south tonight came dis
tufelng reports, including private ver-
lneatioh Of the reported capture bv
febeis Of General Blanco. The man
Ssei Of the Hearst rtnc-. near Maaera
f'as appealed thropsh the Asnefifan
consul Al Chihuahua City for troops
TO protect the American property
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
DEMOCRATS RESENT
PiE-C0UNTER ORDER

Washington Jan Bitter criti-
cism of the order If pfrslon Taft
placing fourth-class postn- ers un-
der the classified civil serpic WIS
preciptated on the floor Of the honse
today during the consideration 81 The
postoffice appropriation bill Repre-
sentative Bartlett, Of Georgia. propos-
ed a resolution prohibiting the pay
ment Of per diem allowances to post
office inspectors while they were max
ing selections and recommendations
for appointments as fourth-class post
masters.
In the debate which followed the
democrats foundly attacked the presi-
Dental order and predicted that It
would be revoked by Presidcnt-eleet
Wilson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
ALLEGED ATTEMPT I
At KIDNAP INC IS
THWARTED
Young Woman Forced Into
Taxicab by Two Men is Res
cOed by Ruse Of Driver 1t
is Claimed,

tBy Morning journal special Lcasrd Nirc.l
Allentown. Pa Jan ii.-~An al-
legged atiompt at kidnapping late today
ended when aXieah. IN which the
young woman WAS heing whirled
away bN two men. crashed into the
soldiers monument htfe and led Ca
the arrest of he alleged ahductOrs.
Tho girl Is Miss Anna T. Stcckel.
aged 20, daughter of a prominent
citizen and prospective hcircss Co.
S25O,O0O Tho men charged with tho
alleged abduction dfe Samuel Sinclair,
state highway superN isof. and hif
friend. II. Walter starr student IN
a nearby university The two men
were committed to jail tonight IN dee
fault OF $4,000 bail
Mss Stcckel said she had rejected
repeatedly the attentions oi Sine lair,
but that he persisted IN his eifor,s.
Returning from shopping today She
noticed a taXicah standing near 'he
front OF her home in the fashionable
residential section As she was about
to enter the house Miss Steckel said,
she was seized by two men whom She
recognized as Sinclair and Starr ana
was forced into the cab. despite her
struggles and cries The taXicah
driver said he had been engaged hy
the two men for a Wedding When
the girl was forcihly thrust into the
cab, he said he suspected something
was wrong ana when given the order
50 drive fast on to tine country he
determined TO take the party to the
police station. He drove mo Allen
towns main street at great speed but
in approaching Monument square was
unable to turn his machine quickly
enough and crashed into the mcnu-
ment A policeman heard the cries
OF the girl and took the party % the
police station After the girl told her
story She was taken home sinclair
said that the girl loved him and that
they we're TO have been married Ia
spite Of The fathers objections, but
that she went back on him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
CONVlCTS ESCAPE IN
STOLEN AUTOMOBILE {

Joliet, His. Jan ll.-Three con
viets escaped from the state peniten-
tiary here today and are thought 70
be on their way to Chicago IN stolen
automobile. Two Of the men were
serving sentences for murder. They
We're seen two hours after their es-
cape In the stolen ear speeding north
along the road. eight miles from Joli-
1T. The convicts were Stil In their pri-
son garb. The farmer who saw them
and ftelephaned the prison officials
here, said the men had stopped the
car and were standing up IN K. dis
putting about the route
The conxiets are Sisnund Brosehe.
% years old. serving a life term for
murder; stephen Ayres, aged As, serv-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12

Norfolk Va. Jan 1.-THE billy
goats monkeys. cats dogs. parrots and
other pets aboard rucie Sans fight
ing ships 1T the Norfolk navy yard.
which were bansbed a few days ago
when. report said. Rear Admiral r.
NJ DOSle WAS bntted hy goat on
the quarter deck of The hattleship
Ncw Hampshire will be restored 70
the Iackies who love them, and there
is JOY IN the fleet again. ASSISTANT
Secretary Winthrop Of the navy de-
partment let II be known that the
department did not approve their
summary removal
To-day Admiral DOYLE Indignantly
denied that the goat had butted him
and announced that he had ordered
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12

Washington. Jan ii-Aftcr two
days debate on whether the acnatc
had the right lo feeolnd "unaui-
muus consent ngreement. that body
late today llNed February 10 as the
date for final vote on the Shcp-
rard- kenyon bill prohibiting Ship
menis OF liquor into states Nhcrc pro-
hlbltlon laws are Ia effect
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12

Convened dt noon.
Considered posioffiee appropriation
bill
Ways and means committee contn-
ued its hearing on metal schedule Of
tariff
Steamship pool investigation WIS
continued before merchant marine
committee
Mary Boyle o'Rielly pictured de-
plofable labor conditions in New York
canning camps 70 rules committee on
hearing OF resolutions for inVestiga-
tion II the Industry.
National Guard officers urged To-
special rule for militia pay bin be-
fore rules committee.
Adjourned az O'clock tonight mn
til II O'Clock Monday morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12

Pueblo. Colo. Jan li.-psi,r
Forte. n Sicillnn, was found sullN lN
a Jury n the district court tonight ol
numbering his Young wife Alice. The
verdict first dfgrce. stlpuiatcs lifo
imprisonment Nt hard labor. conii 70
ton being secured Oh elreumsiantll
evidence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12
PART OF HUMAN LEG
FOUND IN SUIT CASE

Chicago. Jan. H.. Discovery Of i
part of a mans lex in suit case be-
side H barn on he north side TODAY.
caused tie police to helieve that they
mad murder mystery The sock was
sun on the fool aud piece ol un
derclothing on the lower part OF the
limb. The iee had been evcred at
the nip and eut in two pieces The
pieces were wrapped in a newspaper
dated January fth. Physicians slid.
however thai iife had been extinct
nor mere than tWent5 four hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12

ing fourteen Year term for murder
aud Edwin sheldon aged a. ycals.
crinr an lndoiouulmie sentencc fot
larceny All were sentenced from
Cook county thuaeol Illinois.
The men wcre emplut "a about the
prisun enmge to care far cars kpp'
there hN several prison officials ana
eschred in one uf these mn'hineH.
They we're not missed until roll call
az { o'clock In The afternoon and hao
been gone half Hn hour The aulomo-
bile yard opens ON the Chicaso-Jolici
rund.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-12

the removal of the pets because med
leai officeil thought they might have
something in do with eerebfu spinal
meningitis and measles al the marine
barracks. The admiral further ans
aeuneed that when the danRer uf in-
feetinn was pHst lhr maNgots would
hs permitted IA return