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The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

The man who was born tired" should use prickly Ash Bitters. It makes work necessity to give vent to the energy and exuberance of spirits generated by functional ac- tivity in the system. Jackson Drug Co.,, Gunnels Drug Co.,, McNarney Pharmacy, special agents.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

For driving out dull, bilious feel ing' strengthening the appetite and increasing the capacity of the body TOT work, Prickly Ash Bitters is a golden remedy. Jackson Drug Co. tunnels Drug Co. McNerney Phar- macy, special agents.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

Send Postal for Townsend's 2Otb
 Century Strawberry Catalogue: worth It's weight in gold. Tells how to grow big crops of big red ber- fles. A copy free to every reader mentioning this paper. F. W. townsend, Salisbury, Mo.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

w. NJ. and Jesse Reece, brothers of R. l.. Reece, returned last week to Womble, after two days visit and business trip to Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

w. D. Eskew has returned from a weeks business trip to Junction City, Ark, where he also had the pleasure of meeting many friends oi the years when that place was his home.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

Dennis and Doss Townsend re- turned Thursday from Beach, Ok. where they visited a few days with their brother, T. Townsend.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

-
 PERSONAL NOTES
 H. H. Mantooth of Dallas spent Tuesday in Mena.
 G. c. Smith of Waters spent last Thursday in Mena.
 Victor Chambers of Ink was trad ing in Mena Thursday.
 Tom Holman of Big Fork was trading in 'Mena Friday.
 II, E. Davis of Posey Hollow was trading in Mena Friday.
 c. Saladine of Nunley was shop ping in Mena Wednesday.
 T. Nj. Dover of Hatfield was in Mena on business Tuesday.
 A. J. Foster of Potter was trad ing in Mena last Thursday.
 Dan Ellison of Oden was in Mena on business last Thursday.
 Ike Williams of Eldridge was in Mena on business Tuesday,
 F. z. Davis of Big Fork was in Mena on business Thursday.
 NJ. B. Fried of Big Fork was shopping in Mena Thursday.
 Boss Dilbeck of Big Fork was in Mena on business Thursday.
 Whit Clawson Of Blansett was in Mena trading last Thursday.
 Wilburn Goodner of Quito was in Mena on business Tuesday. R. A. Rowe of Hatfield was in Mena on business Wednesday.
 A. G. Green of Vandervoort was in Mena on business Saturday.
 W. H. Hughes of Opal took out a load of merchandise Wednesday.
 ]. l., Burgin and R. l.. Ford. both of Hartley, were trading in Mena Friday.
 J. A. Parker, merchant of Baker Springs, was in Mena on business Friday.
 Robert Keith, sawmill man of Standing Rock, spent Friday ngiht in Mena.
 NJ. F. Reed and Will Robinson, both of Big Fork, were in Mena | Thursday.
 J. NJ. Rice of Gillham was visit l ing last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Mckee.
 w. T. Whisenhunt and w. E. Harrell of Shady were in Mena Saturday.
 Cal Knight of near Hatfield spent a day and night last week in Mena on business.
 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gillham of Board Camp spent last Thursday night in Mena.
 l. A. Dunn, former cashier of the Bank of Cove, visited R. Golf oi Mena last week.
 Roy Mount, formerly employed al the Grand Leader, has accepted 2 position with A. L. Kirby.
 E. Bowen, merchant of Blacl Fork, spent Friday night, in Mena returning home Saturday.
 A marriage license was issued Friday to Charles Russ Boyd ant Iiss Vera Hilton, both of Boart Camp.
 Peter McWilliams and E. c. Proc tor went to Wickes last week t' ieliver a Ford automobile to J. A Chilean.
 Preston Banks, who has been wis iting his father, J. c. Banks, lief Monday afternoon for his home a Hiwasse. Miss Anna Travis went to Hat field Saturday to spend Sun day with her parents, Mir. and MT: w. A. Travis. Dr.J s. Hamm, eye, ear, nose an throat specialist, recently of Fore man, has opened an office in tn ! Jackson building. c. M. Hopkins has sold his i2o e acre farm, about two miles south east of town, to R. c. Rutherforf and has moved to town, occupyin a home near Jansen avenue an,
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

George Pike, who has been em- ployed by A. l.. Kirby, but now in business in Posey Hollow. was in Mena on business Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

Juslce Il. J. Radcliffe Wednesday united In marriage c. E. Hume and Miss Jennie Bunyard, at the home Of the bride, two miles east of Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

Herbert Campbell of Black Fork was in Mena Friday, and reported his father, pr. C. A. Campbell, was moving from Potter to Black Fork
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

Grover Sale of Dennison, Tex, arrived "Wednesday for visit with relatives and friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

Q. Il. Perry, formerly of Mena who has been at Panhandle, Tex. for the past five years, arrived in Mena last week to make his home.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

J. H. Tipton, merchant of Mine ola, was in Mena on business Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

Mrs. J. K. Mount and daughter Julia left Thursday afternoon for short visit with friends and rel atives at Sallisaw, Ok.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

Robert Gamble, of the firm of Me- Kenzie X Gamble of Waters, was in Mena on business Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

Tim Chapman, merchant of 0den, was in Mena on business WedncS- day.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

R. R. Miller of Hatfield was trans acting business in Mena Tuesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

Reine street. The consideration was S3000
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06

Reine street. The consideration was S3,000
 R. R. Miller of Hatfield was trans acting business in Mena Tuesday.
 Tim Chapman, merchant of 0den, was in Mena on business WedncS- day.
 J. Il. Tipton, merchant of Mine ola, was in Mena on business Wednesday.
 Grover Sale of Dennison, Tex, arrived Wednesday for a visit with relatives and friends.
 Robert Gamble, of the firm of Me- Kenzie X Gamble of Waters, was in Mena on business Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. K Mount and daughter Julia left Thursday afternoon for short visit with friends and rel atives at Sallisaw, Ok. Dennis and Doss Townsend re- turned Thursday from Beach. Ok. where they visited a few days with their brother, T. Townsend. l w. M and Jesse Reece, brothers of R. l.. Reece, returned last week to Womble, after a two days visit and business trip to Mena.
 George Pike, who has been em- ployed by A. L. Kirby, but now in business in Posey Hollow. was in Mena on business Wednesday. Q. H. Perry, formerly of Mena. who has been at Panhandle. Tex. for the past five years. arrived in Mena last week to make his home.
 Herbert Campbell of Black Fork was in Mena Friday, and reported hls father, Dr. C. A. Campbell. was moving from Potter to Black Fork.
 Juslce Il. J. Radcliffe Wednesday united In marriage c. E. Hume and Miss Jennie Bunyard, at the home of the bride, two miles east of Mena.
 w. D. Eskew has returned from weeks business trip to Junction City, Arkp where he also had the pleasure of meeting many friends oi the years when that place was his home.
 send Postal for Townsends 2Oth l Century Strawberry Catalogue, worth its weight in gold. Tells how 10 grow big crops of big red ber-
The Mena weekly star., 1913-02-06
COVE CATCHES.

Mountain Hermit.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31
ARENA IS IN RUINS
Flames Come As Aftermath 10
Prize Fight Tragedy.
M'CARTY DIED OF BROKEN NECK

Autopsy Conducted at the Request Of
the Calgary Coroner Shows the Pug.
lists Heart 70 Have Been Sound
Crown Prosecutors Says Prize
Fighting In Canada Is illegal.
AT Calgary, Alberta. Tommy Burns
prize fight arena, in which Luther
McCarty was killed in the fight with
Arthur Pelkey. was burned TO the
ground during the night.
The cause OF the fire has not been
explained.
Four deaths were narrowly averted.
Wesley Bensen, his wife and two
children were asleep in one corner Of
the building. and they escaped just
in time
The fire was discovered at II
o'clock. but had gained such headway
that It was impossible to save the
building. Authorities believe IL to be
the work OF incendiaries. An inyesti-
cation is being made.
Cause OF meCarty's Death.
A dislocated neck caused the death
OF McCarty, according to Information
given out following an autopsy con
Quoted by DR.. Moshier at the request
OF Coroner Costello.
The heart was found to be sound. A
clot OF blood on the brain aided In
convincing the physicians that death
was not due to the blow near the
heart.
Shortly after the contest began,
McCarty received sharp jab TO the
Jaw which sent his head back quick
~. II did not appear TO have caused
any pain and he Was afterward on
his feet for half minute. The left
to the jaw was followed by Pelkey
with right to the heart region,
which caused the spectators TO be-
lleve the latter blow had brought the
knockout
Says Prize Fighting is illegal.
In discussing the case the crown
prosecutor stated that all prize fight
ing is illegal under the laws OF Can
ada. II was intimated that in addi-
tion to the charge Of manslaushter
against Pelkey, other charges would
be placed against Tommy Burns. as
promoter. Eddie Smith OF Chicago, as
referee. and Billy Mccartney, man.
ager for Mccarthy. These, however,
are not expected for some time.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31
BANKERS DISPLEASED !
YoskUm Interests Monopolize Re.
eeivershlps Of Frisco.

The severe strain in the relations
between the Frisco railway man.
sgeneRt centered in Benjamin II.
Yeakum and associates, and the bank
srs for the road, speyer & Co, which
was evidenced on the day of the re.
csiysrship announcement. increased
to the point Of possible open disagree.
ment over the question OF the re-
csiyers appointed by the federal
ceurt in st. Louis. The bankers are
dissatisfied with the selection OF +.
l.. WiAehell, president OF the road.
and Thomas III. West OF st. Louis.
both OF whom are Yoakum men and
members OF the syndicate which, con-
trolled the road through the $4,000
900 stock ownership.
The bankers who represent an i'm.
portant part OF the great bonded in
debtedness OF s293. .937 ,s72 OF the com.
pany feel that the bondholders' inter
est Is paramount in the company.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31
BULGARIA IS READY
TO WAR ON SERVIA
HostlIities Are Liable to Com
menCe Any Minute.

A dispatch received in London from
Sofia, Bulgaria. says the military cir
cles OF the Bulgarian capital expect
an almost immediate outbreak OF
hostilities between Bulgaria and Ser
via. The Times correspondent sends
the following dispatch from Athens:
Bulgaria is striving to come to an
agreement with Greece In order TO
have her entire ferces free to operate
against Seryia
The Bulgars propose to give up
their claims on SalenM on condition
that Greece abandons certain terri
tory IN the arghaIon district.
Should this arrangement succeed. Ser
via and Greece will be separated by
Bulgarian territory"
The growing displeasure In diplo-
matte c+rcles or the great powers at
the attitude OF Greece and Servla has
found expression in what partically
amounts TO an ultimatum. which Sir
Edward Grey, the British secretary
for foreign affairs. delivered to the
delegates OF the be,liaerents.
The Turks and Bulgars are ready
to sign and II Is not expected the
MonteHegrins will offer objections.
The real reasoR behind the ultima
tum lies in the determination OF the
diplomats to get the draft sigsed 80
as to be in position to take up the
big questions Remaining for settle.
ment after the preHmnaries OF peace
are adopted.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31
RECEIVERS FOR TWO ROADS
Frisco and c. &. and I. Taken over
by u. S. Court.

At st. Louis, Mo-. the ST. Louis
and San Francisco Railroad company.
commonly known as the Frisco"
was placed in the hands OF receivers
by Judge W. VI. Sanborn OF the Unit
ed States court OF appeals. sitting in
chambers. and. acting on a bill Of
stmplaint filed in the United States
district court by the North American
Company. which alleges that the
Frisco is unable to pay mstured
notes amounting to 100000.
simultaneously in Chicago, tho
sbicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
esEipsny. whose stock is controlled
" the Frisco, was thrown into the
hands OF receivers by United States
District Judge George NJ. Carpenter
at fhe instance OF the Railway Steel
Spring company one OF the creditors
Of the railroad.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31
WILLIAMS FAV0RS
THE MARRIED MEN
Amendment TO Income Tax Bill
VIII Strike at Bachelors.

Senator John -. Williams OF Mia.
slsslppI. who ia chairman OF the sub.
committee OF tho senate finance com.
mllfoe, which Is considering the Ia,
come tax bill. has decided to urge an
important amendment to that meas
ure. Mr.. Williams amendment viii
be designed 10 favor the married man
as against the bachelor in the levying
az an income tax
The bin in ite present form hits
bachelors and benedicts impartiaIly
and Senator Williams maintains that
this Is unfair and contrary to the pro.
fesslona OF the Democrats that they
are levying a tax upon the basis OF a
Amhnn ability TO pay.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31
BUSINESS MEN IN DUEL

One Man Makes His viii and Then
she Firing Begins.
At Lexington, Ill.,, Joseph w.
stoughton. a hotel proprietor OF lex.
issscs, y dyag fol1ovisg a sensatton.
a rSvoiver duel with Grand Prsble.
AN automobile dealer OF the same
town. Preble was fatally wounded
stoughton made his will at the Of.
Zee OF Attorney Joseph Weakley.
leaving everything 10 his wife Before
the ink on the document was dry he
and Prebie were firing at each other
~ Wow OF scores Of passersby.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31
DOlNGs OF CONGRESS
SENATE

SENATE.
Finance subcommittees con-
tinued hearings on tariff bill
schedules closed last night.
HOUSE.
Leader Underwood obtained
unanimous consent to increase
Indian affairs. irrigation and
public buildings committee. and
and create a new committee on
expenditures in labor depart
mant.
Representative Borland dis
cusscd Washlngton's so-called
slums and recommended aboll.
tion of alleys.
Representative Sims intro
duced bill to abolish tho com.
merce court.
Representative Tavenner intro
duced a resolution investigate
activities of tarlH lobbyists.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31
SPORTING AFFAIRS.


MONTREAL, oUE.-The wrestling
match between Wrestlers Zbyszko
and LeMarin came very near ending
in a tragedy. Zbyszko is suffering
from a fractured skull and other in
iuTies as a result OF a plunge from
the ring to the floor. The big Pole
will be out Of the ring for some time.
The men had been wrestling only
a few minutes when they plunged
from the ring zbyszko received a
bad cut over his left eye. and when
the men returned TO the ring the
referee had to call time and have the
wound stitched.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

A dispatch received IN Saloniki
from a trustworthy eourco says
fAat Bulgarian troops have destroyed
me village Of Iiadii. between saloniki
and Serres. and have massacrcd the
Nllssulman population.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31
KNOX AND WIFE IN CRASH
Wife Of Former Secretary Of State 10
Thrown from Auto.

r. c. Knox, former secretary OF
state, and his wife had narrow es-
cape from serious and possible fatal
Injury whea their automobile struck
a rat, got beyond control OF Mr.. Knox,
who was drying. and crashed into
a ditch near English Greek. twenty
miles from Atlantic City, n. J.
Mrs. Knox was hurled from the ma
sshe, but landed on low brush and
escaped with a few bruises and
scratches. The tormer secretary OF
state 'was not thrown. The car was
wrecked.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

CALGARY. AL5ERTA-Arthur Pei
key, the heavyweight pugilist whose
blow killed Luther MeCarty. holder
OF the white heavyweight champion.
ship. in the first OF a scheduled ten
round contest here. was exonerated
" csroner's Jury.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31
GENERAL NEWS.

LoNDoh--A big suit tho hear
Ing OF which Is expected 10 lAy bArs
the inner history OF the Maresni
company and the details Of the srept-
est gamhle In the history OF the Lon
don stock exchange. In which several
cabinet ministers are said TO heys
been involved, making the scafdal
the foremost political issue OF the
day. was begun when writs against
the directors OF the wireless com
pany were issued on behalf Of In
vestors. who complain that they lost
from 5000. 900 TO $7.s0o, 900 by the
formation of pool. the operations OF
which brought down the price OF
shares from s20 at which tho
plaintiffs bought. to S..
WASHINGTON-President w. Will
sons attack on the lobby main
tanned in Washington against the ad-
minIstration's tariff bill fell like a
bomb among the opponents OF the
measure. Those who are opposed to
the Underwood bill and who are seek
ing 20 have II changed expected a
fight, but were not looking for II soon
or in such direct forcefui way.
The presidents statement was i'm
mediately interpreted here as notice
by him that he is ready to hght for
free sugar and free wool TO the nnish
and that he intends to go directly to
the people OF the country for his sup
port.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

WASHINGTON - The dlstrics. SUI
preme court here, which Originally
sentenced Samuel Gompers, John
Mitchell and Frank Morrison. the la
bor leaders, to Jail for contempt OF
court. filed a petition with the su.
preme court OF the United Statss,
asking the highest tribunal to ra{iew
the decision OF the district court Of
appeals, which affirmed the cokvlc.
tion Of tho three men. but redtced
their sentences
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

CRIMES AND CkSUALT TIES.

HARRINGTON, I'LL. - The body
OF an unidentified man with his throat
cut from ear TO ear was found near
the railroad tracks here. The body
was found by railroad employe. No
marks OF Identification were found on
the mans clothing or in his pockets.
The man wore a black suit Of
clothes and new pair Of shoes. He
was about forty years old. The po-
lice here have no clew TO the mys.
terry.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

PETosKEY-Daniel Gregory and
wife OF this city we're painfully in.
jured In a runaway. David Burrows
prevented the death OF Mrs. Gregory
and daughters by diSertine the horses
from their path when they attempted
10 circle abont and strike the women
who were lying on the ground
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

NEW YoRk-Koji Yamada, the
Japanese billiard expert, was beaten
by While Hoppe by the one sided
score Of 500 to 33 In the 1872 balk line
contest. 10 was one OF the worst
trouncings In the history OF billiards
and for Hoppe was ample satisfac
tion for the beating he took from
Yamada In the championship tourney
last fall on that occasion the Jap
won. 500 to 497. Hopes average was
Al g.12 and Yamadas 3.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

LANSING 49, Governor Woodbridge
Ferris viii probably make a reply 70
Theodore loslh, 81 Adrian. who de.
manded that the governor give his
reason for believing that the bull
moose party il a dead proposition
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

cHlcAoo-Charles webb Murphy,
president OF the Cubs, issued type.
written statement in which he strong.
ly lntimates that recent roasts d.
rected at the West Side ball team in
articles siened by Christy Mathewspn
we're INSPIRED because Matty was re-
fused commission to write insur.
anco for the Cubs.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

FLlNT-An OF the local Saliva.
tion Army members have started to
get subscribers to fund OF $4,000 to
send the band OF the organization 10
London. in June. next year. at the
tkpe OF the international congress
More than one-fourth OF se amount
has been raised
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

WABASH, IND. - Morris w Ea-
gen. eleven years old, SON OF Nj. G..
Eagen. Big Four night yard foreman,
is dead from injuries received when
he was run down by an automobile.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

- WASHINGTON - Senator J. Ham
ilton Lewis OF Illinois. elected to tho
United States senate after a prolong-
ed and bitter fight in the state asSem-
bly,. was elected Democratic floor than.
ager and assistant TO Majority Lead
er Kern by the senate psmoSr73ic
caucus. II Is new posItfen 10 NE
senate. corresponding to tho vhlc 10
the house. and that II should b
awarded 10 a member who has served
but few weeks OF his first tern Ia
regarded as a signal distinction.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

LONDON, ENG. - Emulating hrs.
Pankhurst. whose hunger scika
brought about her liberty from Hol
loway jail soon after she began her
three year sentence. Alice Hail. no.
torious criminal. who was sentenced
to like term OF pesal servitude. de.
cIared her intention OF refusing pbod
and accompanied the announce9ent
with the coRhdent assertion: "5hall
be ont OF prison in three weeks"
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31
TEDDY IN DENIAL
AFormeT President Never Tasted
a Whisky Cocktail.
ADMITS DRINKING LIGHT WINE

On Witness Stand the Colonel Test.
fies In Own Behalf in Libel Suit
Against Editor Newett--Dislikes
the Taste Of Beer and Does Not
ssrnekc.--Drank Mint JuIeps.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

cHlcAeo-seven or eight flrocnen,
two FIRE captains and a police Be-
gaant were overcome by smoke, FORTY
one horses were burned to death a 4
property valued at $4,000 was o..
stroyed by nro which broke ous
the second floor OF w. A. wioso 4
q Co.'s stables at 1885 North Ash,
land aysnve.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

WAsHiNGToN-The White Hosss
mint patch. referred to by Col.
onel Roosevelt in his testimony In
the libel suit he is pressing at Mar
quette, Mich. promises to become as
much an object OF interest to capital
visitors as the Washington nonu-
ment or the library OF congress
Already tourists are asking the
White House police to point out the
bed that gave up its fragrant leaves
for Colosel Rooseyelts occasional
juleps.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

FOND DU LAC, WIS. - Herman
Miller, aged ffty-one, of West Bend.
attempted to murder his entire fami-
ly by putting arsenic in their coffee.
He then went TO nearby building
and hanged himself Mrs. Miller. a
daughter, Lena, aged twenty-three.
and son, Edward, seventeen, who
drank the poison, were saved from
death after physicians had worked
over them all night
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

SAVANNA, Ill. - Mrs Raymond
ober, wife OF railroad brakeman. is
dead as result OF taking an over,
dose OF chloroform for the relief OF
toothache.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

LANSING - Holding her lengthy
her hatpin frmly against her victims
back. and iabbing hin now and then
to impress him with the fact that II
was there, Mrs. A. J. Shupert march
ed William Harris. whom she charges
with trying to steal a sundle OF lauH-
dry from her front porch, ten blocks
20 the police station.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. - Mrs
Anna Welsh, seventy-two years old
died OF fright when she saw that th,
street car on which she was rldinI
was about to collide with automobile
The car and the auto came together
but no one was hurt.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

NEW YoRK-Goyerno VIM. Sui.
zer resumed public speaking in the
interest OF his primary campaign. lie
addressed three big meetings in
Brooklyn, Harlem and the Bronx,
scoring hia opponents and giving par
ticular attention to Mr. Murphy, Mr..
Barnes and ur. Fitzpatrick as the
three men IN the state most interest.
cd in preventing the passage OF his
bill.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

TERRE HAUTE, lND-Emil W.
Ehrmann, proprietor OF the Ehrmann
Manufacturing company. shot and in
stantly killed Edward Wade. a team
ster, who interfered during trouble
between Ehrmann and girl striker
on picket duty at the overall factory.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

NEW YoRK-The New York p&ice
are searching for Professor BeniHnln
c. Gibson OF Owensboro. KY who
vanished Saturday night. Hero as
a student az Teachers College, he
had worried lest he fail 70 Vfh a
bachelor OF science degree. fie dis.
appeared not knowing he had passed
his examination.
The diamond drill., 1913-05-31

BERLIN After many weaks OF
hard work and feverish sctiuE the
royal wedding, which made PHn>sss
Victoria louise the rfe n prpes
Ernst OF Cumberland toSk Ekec.
Among the distinguished gussb az
the wedding we're King George pbd
Queen Mary Of England, the Czxt OF
Russia and score or moro OF prtpees
and high dignitaries sent as the rep
resentatiyes OF the various other ~
ropean dynasties and goverumoat4