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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-02-14

Satisfaction, is the word-Gil-
more, the Barber.
Typewriter ribbons for sale at
this office; so cents each.
The prescription business with
us is not an experiment. We
have devoted lot of time and
study TO perfecting this depart
ment. You get the benefit of il
with no increase in the cost of
YOU prescriptions. Better bring
your next one TO us. CURRlNS
FOR DRUGS.
First Christian Science Society
Sundays II a. m, Wednesdays at 8
D. m. Reading room open on Tues
day and Saturday from to 4 p. m.
An cordially invited to the services
and reading room. Subject Sunday;
Soul"
Our full weight and QUALITY
line of household drugs are all
ready TO hand out to you and you
don't have TO wait while they
are put up. Prompt service has
helped to make our business.
CURRINS FOR DRUGS.
DIR. j. V. Scott has now one of
the finest and most modernly
appointed dental parlors in the
entire northwest. This week he
has installed an electric switch
board and appliances for dental
work that are beauties and great
conveniences. 1t enables him
TO do work with less pain and
greater facility. He has also in
stalled am electric air compressor
that is quite an innovation.
Other facilities have been added
TO his parlors, so that now it is
one of the most complete dental
offices on the coast.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-02-14
Local News.

25 per cent discount on Brass
Beds. Calef Bros.
Miss Margaret Rassi has been
on the sick list this week.
Miss Pearl Reed spent Sunday
with her friends in st. Johns.
For Strictly Modern 8
room house. 109 West Burr street.
You do not want cheap work.
but you do want good work
cheap. See G. w. Overstreet,
81 S. Jersey.
You may not use much medi-
cine, but when you do you want
the best. Better get 1t at CUR
RIMS FOR DRUGS.
Miss Ella Peterson has return
ed from Brownsville. Oregon,
where she has been visiting with
her brother and friends.
For all kinds of plastering,
brick and cement work, see
Page & Shay, 2l5 South Kellogg
street. Phone Columbia $50.
The w. r. C, will meet at one
o'clock on the 18th TO celebrate
Lincoln's birthday. at 2.30 the
program will be given. All mem
bers of the Post and their families
are cordially invited to attend.
. Geo. A. Wright returned from
San Diego, Cal. Monday. after
a months stay in that southern
city. He greatly prefers Oregon
to California, and was glad TO
get back.
They have a somewhat differ
ent mode of securing presidents
in Mexico than is the case in
the United States. In the latter
presidents are made by ballot,
and in the former by bullets.
Even the recall is invoked in
Mexico by lead and steel.
The Pacific Power Light Com
pany of North Yakima. Wash.
has offered to sell the City its
present water plant. The price
asked is $500, 900. The offer j:
the result of campaign which
has long been waged in Nortf
Yakima.
A mouse as timid as the res
of his kind went frisking around
a cellar and came to a pool made
by a leak in a whiskey barrel
He drank a little from the poo
and went away. Then he came
back and drank a little more
This operation he repeated fol
a half dozen times. The las
time he sat on his launches
glared around and said, "Nov
show me that cat. "
If you are interested in tn,
health, comfort and convent
ence of your family-sto at G
w. Overstreet. 3l1 S. Jersey
and see the new Parkeyte. tn
odorless, sanitary toilet. With
in the reach of every family.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-02-14

Mating 20 cents for the best.
Calef Bros.
Get an electric head treatment or
massage at Gilmore's Barber Shop.
A. C. Gesler made a business
trip TO Aberdeen, Washington,
this week.
Washing and housecleaning
and clothes pressed by the day.
Call at 3l4 Central ave. N.
G. Etterman is having a neat
little residence constructed on
Polk street, near Seneca.
Consult us freely on drug mat
ters. That's our business and
our advice is free TO you. CUR
RIMS FOR DRUGS.
For Sale Kitchen Treasure
and cabinet combined. Toilet
set and Pillows. 232 w. Tyler
street.
Richard Shepherd and family
have returned from San Diego,
Cal, where they have been
spending some time.
II is stated that Oliver Bake,
who suddenly left st. Johns sew
eral weeks ago, has been a guest
of his brother in San Francisco.
A woman has asked the law tC
stop her husband from calling
her "dearie" and sweetheart"
in public. The public has
right TO complain, too.
We are very sorry that We
were not able to supply the very
large demand for our famous
weather chart calendars, buf
next year there will be plent,
for all. CURRINS FOR DRUGS
Work is going forward on the
new Trans-Oregon railroad be
ing built westward from Vale b!
the Oregon-Eastern Ry. Trains
are running to a point 81 miles
from Vale and grading operations
will be continued Throughout
the winter.
Plans are being laid to MAKE
the 1913 Rose Festival the big
gest event of the year on thu
Pacific Coast. The Royal Ros
arians, a Portland organization
have started a campaign fo
$l00, 600 with which to give tn,
celebration.
Because Oregon was admitte'
to the Union on February Ia
1859, a suggestion has been mad
that it be called the "Valentin
State" 1t is claimed that thi
pseudonym has advantages owe
: the misleading "Webfoot" an,
Beaver" which has done dut.
for so many years.
Do you know that more res
danger turks in a common col
) than in any other of the mino
: ailments? The safe way is t
take Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, a thoroughly reliable prepa
! ration, and rid yourself of tn
: cold as quickly as possible. Thi
remedy is for sale by all dealers
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REVIEWS LEGAL BLANKS

The following list of legal blanks
are kept for sale at this Office and
others will be added as the demand
arises:
Warranty deeds, Quit Claim
Deeds, Realty and Chattel Mort
cages, Satisfaction of Mortgages,
Contracts for Sale of Realty, Bills
of Sale, Leases.
All these blanks at the uniform
price of 3oc per dozen.
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We have a night service to
help you when sickness comes in
the night. Call us at Room 8,
The Irwin, or ask a policeman.
CURRINS FOR DRUGS.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-02-14

/, Il. J., DHnker, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
+. z. Drinker, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 8tL day Of Feb, 1913.
W. S. Kellogg, Notary Public,
Multnomah county, ore.
A. X. Jobes,
Correct-Attest Perry c. Stroud,
&. b. Russell,
DirectoTs.
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No. GOAT.
Report Of the condition OF the
First National Bank
No. GOAT.

at ST. Johns In the state OF Oregon, at
the close Of business Feb. Z, 1913
RESOURCES.
Loans aud discounts. slSs ,6S9.Sl
Oyerdmfts. secured & unsec'd N.3O
u. ). bonds 90 secure circulation b0,OOO.OO
u. 5, bonds 10 secure postal
savings Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Bonds, Securities, etc....... 37,i46.2l
Banking house, furniture and
fixtures ................ $4,000
Other real estate owned 1000. i,ioo.oo
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Due trom state and
Private Banks and
Bankers, Trust Com
panies aud Savings
hanks ........... 2,O7s.96
Due from approved re-
serve agents. ....-,. 2f,fI3.9l
Checks and other
cash items. s........ 1884
Notes OF other Ma
tiOnal Ranks. 1900
Fractional paper cur
Tency, niekels cents l60.0l
Lawful money reserve
in bank, via:
Specie. .............. l3,3ii.75
Redemption fund with
u. $. Treasurer Is
per ct. Of eirculatiOnl 100000
The evening world., 1913-10-18
GOtOnLu
$500 Worlds
Series MOneH

Larry Mclean. the elongated catcher
Of the Giants. who did such good catch.
Ing and heavy hitting In the recent
worlds series between the Giants and
the Athletics. 10 sore and disappointed.
His wrath was caused by the amount
Of money he was handed by the other
players Of the team after they held
their meeting at the Hotel Braddock.
According to one who was present.
the majority Of the players voted to
give Larry 800 because he only Joined
the team In midsummer. When Nc
Lean was informed Of the amount he
was to receive he Immediately threat
ened to wipe up the earth with the
other players unless he got 800 extra.
The players then decided to each give
up 10 moro.
Chief Meyers. who happened to be
absent from the meeting. was informed
over the telephone that Mclean was
furious because he did not get 81. QUO and
that the players had decided to each
chip In an additional -.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
Ton, Upton NoD
Engaging a Crep
for Shamrock ".

LONDON. Oct. Is.-The work Of lay.
ing the keel for tho challenger for the
Americas Cup has finally been started.
according TO Sir Thomas Upton. Sir
Thomas has engaged Capt Turner a.
Shamrock Nv. and besides 10 very busy
In signing Q crew. Despite the secrecy
which ne II necessarily maintaining.
Owner Upton showed complimentary
onfidence In the United States by ex-
hlbiting a completed model Of the chai-
lenger to Capt. Barneson. who 10 In
London oh buriness connected with the
! Panama-Paolfo International Exposi-
ton.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
CARNEGIE ANXIOUS
TO HAVE OUIMET WIN
GOLF TITLES AT SKIBO

Andrew Carnegie. back homo
from . long visit to his Scotland
castle. said he was \ golf fan rs
we'll a. q player. The ironmaster
held Q small mass meeting At the
pier while he proudly related to
reporters how strong his game had
become on the links and how happy
he Wa that young Francis Ouimet
defeated England's greatest golfers
In the recent open championships at
Brookline.
do you know" said the Laird Of
skibo. II was playing on my own
course when l received the nrst re-
port Of Americas victory. My play.
mates were 80 happy that they
threw down their sticks and talked
Of nothing else but ouimst. ! was
very glad that the boy won"
Knowing the little Scotsman was
familiar With golfers on tho other
side, the reporter asked him what
he thought Of Ouinst's chances In
the British championships next year.
Good" promptly answered the
donor Of libraries. u hope he
xoss over and beats every British
champion. would like to have
him compete In tho Scotland games
and nothing would please me more
<han TO have him win = big victory
- nv own links at skiSo."
The evening world., 1913-10-18
FuLtz Is Again
Elected to Lead
Players Union

The list OF oficers Of tho Baseball
Players Fraternity elected for the en-.
suing year has Just been made public
4 number OF subjects relating to the
welfare OF the big league players were
discussed In an Informal way. but action
on the questions considered was tabled
until future meetings.
The ofYicers Of the fraternity a. elect
ed arc: David L. Fults. President: Ray.
mond W. Collins. Boston Americans.
President; Jacob r. Daube.t,
Brooklyn Nationals. vice-President :
John p. Henry. Washington Americans.
Vice. President: John r. Miller. Pitts
burgh Nationals. Vice-President: Ed
ward n. Rsuiosch, Brooklyn Nationals.
Secretary.
The Advisory Board consists Of Ray
mond w. Collins. Jacob Il. Daubert. Da-
vid L. Fults. John p. Henry and John b.
Miller.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
Muller VIII Try
to Break Worlds
Discus Record

The worlds record for throwing The
discus 10 likely to fall before the mighty
arm Of Emil Muller. the young giant
athlete Of Paterson. ". J.. tomorrow At
ternoon at Celtic Park. when the Irish.
American Athletic Club holds it, annual
fall games.
For three weeks Muller has been work.
Ing like . beaver In an endeavor to
throw the saucer-shaped missile to . rec
ord distance. When no began practising
for this meet his best throws fell fifteen
feet behind the record mark Of lss feet
! IS inches. held by Jim Duncan. Soon
his iabors began to bear fruit. Hia
throws improved-only q tribe at hrst'
but enough to encourage Muller 70 work
harder. Gradually he improved. until
last Monday ono Of his throws meas
ursd lS7 feet. . new record.
Since then he has beaten these nsvrea
several times. and now ne fsels confsdent
that hs WI smash the old mark at 10.
morrow's Games.
While he y trying for new honori
with the discus, Pat Ryan. Pat NC
Donald and Matt Moorath Will b
trying for new worlds figures IN othe'
field events. All Of these strong mer
have bean training hard for ssvera
weeks. An are In prime condition Anr
each 10 confident he viii establish nov
figures throwing ths 2-pound hammer
the N-po0nd weight the H-pount
weight the c-pound weight and tn
le-pound shot.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
Yale OarSMen Practice on the River
Before unrise tor Princeton Race

NEW HAVEN. MWorkmen
Of
the boathouss their the Princeton
graduation and other had not been coming along
Of
the ordinary undergraduate . getting
The evening world., 1913-10-18
Gunb0at Smith to Meet
CharLey Miller on Oct 81

key A. c.. .Richy Ryan VI. Fighting
Fitzpatrick: Liberal A. c., Staten Island.
Frank Josephs vs.. John Perreli.
When Jim Buckley was askeS. after
the Murphy -MoTarl nd bout who he
thought would win In a contest between
Champion Richie and Packey McFa--
land. In case they met. he said: "Why.
Mcfarland. OF course. I saw Ritcnle
box In San Francisco. and think
Packey would have no trouble In out
pointing him. whether Il was In . ten
or twenty.round bout.
Joe young shuErue and Frankie
Burns. tho Jersey City fighters who
made good In their fights In Denver.
are back homo and ready to take on
any OF the good fighters At their
weight. They arrived In Jersey City
asst night. accompanied by their Man.
Al Reich. the promising heavyweight,
Of this city. 10 now under the manage.
mont Of Jim Buckley. Maxey Blumen.
thai. who previously had charge Of
Reich's affairs and also made him turn
professional after he had won the anna.
tour heavyweight title. cane to the con.
clusion that he could not give up his
time to secure fights for Reich and
asked Buckley to he his manager.
All Arrangements have been made fol
the twenty-round bout between Eddie
Campi. the San Francisco banta m wei xhl
champion. and Benny Chavez OF Trlni.
dad. Col. They will battle before the
Pacific 4. c. Of Vernon. Cal. on Nov. l.
chsves having accepted Tom MoCarey'a
terms by wire.
The evening world., 1913-10-18

Sporting Editor Evening World:
Please answer the following ques'
lions: 1-whcre Is the A. 4. U. regis
tration ONCE In New York Cityf 3
IL tho meet at the Twelfth Regiment
Armory on Oct. Is an opon handicap
meet1 r. r. DONOHOE.
The once OF the Chairnsa Of the
1sgistrstaon Commitsss 10 Of no. a
warren street, Kew FORA. The 0est
on OCT a6 u open 70 oelossl sth1stss
only.
Sporting Editor Evening Word:
Was X. .. Brown ever knocked out
while he was In the bantamweight
CLASSY Was he over knocked out -
a lightweight before he was stopped BY
Bud Anderson JAMES MURPHY.
Brown vas never k1oeksd cat ~
fore he went down 70 defeat n Ais
battle With Dua Anderson.
Sporting Editor Evening World:
What Is the salary o. Christy
Mathe wson. Does he receive more pay
than Walter Johnson Of the Washing
tonsf l. c. ACTON.
| There 10 no way whereby We oan
givs you IN accurate reply u this
query. no oas. With the possible 81.
osptiou Of lgI. ana l1rs. 2atAewsou
Manager 1go0raw and the high omeaais
OF the elub, oaA aAswer th1s query
Clubs or players Asvss tsu Whist thsas
salaries are. Ana there - reason. 10
player who hes been IN fast COMPANY
for Q time VIII admit that hs asn'
worth 90 muoh - any other member Of
the team. II the olub was 70 announce
salaries IL would LEAD 70 issatasfeotaou
among players who were not 6ssoAs
% much - the other fsusw. IN VI
case Of lgatty, howsveS, the player
know he - ths highest salartsa MAJ
on the team. We asked . player n
answer this query. Ne thought 1gatty
got not less than $4,000 ANA possibly
bonus OF about oa,6oo more II hi
won . certain percentage Of games.
Sporting Editor Evening World;
Kindly give the date and year whsr
Msrkls failed to touch second base. ar
ofYsnss that caused the Giants to los,
. psnnant. LILLYBRIp0E.
y vas - ~ ~ oss1nAs
The evening world., 1913-10-18
II viii Be a Case of Californian
Versus Californian When
They Clash Here.

UNBOAT SMITH. the California
II heavyweight. who y matched 10
fight Tony Ross. the rusgsd and
game Italian fighter Of New Castle.
Pa. for twelve rounds at the Atlas A.
A. OF Boston on Tuesday night was
signed up for another battle to-day b.
his manager. jim Buckley. Ills oppo-
nent In this scrap Will b Charley Mil.
or. another California heavy weight and
they WIN battle In . tsn.round contest
At the Atlantic Garden A. c. on the
,, night Of Oct 81. II Smith Wins both
thess hghs he viii b signed up by
Billy Gibson to meet Carl Morris In .
return bout OF ten rounds at thu Garden
A. C. the early part Of next month
After these contests Buckley intsnts to
/ take smith TO Paris and challenge
Jack johnson for the heavyweight
championship title.
"A Wolxast and Batting Nelson. who
fought q hard tsn-round bout IN MIL
waukss on last Monday night .eceivsd
q. 500 Apiece for their trouble. Tho bout
drew . $3.50 houss. ne lighters getting
two-th!rds Of the receipts. which thsy
split evenly. The Cub omcials real
lzsd u.CS.
A match Was ARRANGED to-day BE-
tween Tom MoAahoa. the Pittsburgh
Bearcat," and Soldier KAArns. the stur-
DIV hesvywelEht OF Brooklyn. They will
come togsshsr In . tsn-round bout ct
a special show to b held BY the Irving
IA. C. OF Brooklyn on nsxt Monday
MINI. Mcmahon has fought 0unboat
gmirh. Jack Twin" sullivan. ''one
Round" Davis. Tony Ross and othsr
good sluGgers.
For taking . severe beating from
Packsy Mcfarland In . ten-round bout
ct the Garden A. c.. Tommy Murphy
received N.ss.3. Mcfarland. Tor throw
Ing his assortment OF labs. swings,
stomach, body and Jaw. got the same
amount. Both fought for IN per cent
1,si ~
George Chip. who knocked out FRANZ
klaus OF Pittsburgh In the sixth round
Of q bout IN the latter city last Sstur'
day nlght, vas signed w to-day TO mse'
George Knockout" Brown. the Nalias
mlddisweight Of Chicago. for s.x roundi
q Q show OF the Fort Pitt 4 c. o,
Pittsburgh In two weeks.
EAdie 0raney. the 0Aa Fsaac1so figh'
promoter. has made Tommy Walsh. tn
new manager of Eddie McGoorty. Nat
tsring otter Tor Nc0oorty to meet Sailo
Petrosksy, the Frisco mlddiewsixht. II
a tventy.round bout In 6An Frsncisc,
on Thanksgiving Day afternoon. walsi
Wired 0rAnsy that hs would accept tn
match n ne failed 70 match Mc0oort!
with Jack Dillon In Milwaukee
Seven clubs hold shows tonight. q
follows: FAlrmont A. c.. Young MIN,
Donsvan W.. Billy 0rupp; Brown Gym
uaAum A. A.. Banty LOWS ". JAG,
Doyle; Atlantic Garden 4. c.. Frankie
MsAdsu ". Jack Dorman: Irving A. &
Of Brooklyn X. o. Brennan Va Al Nc
Coy: Qussnsboro A. O.. Long Islam,
City. Bert Pspp W. EDDIE Flynn; shar
The evening world., 1913-10-18

wednesday. Sept. -, Isoe, that x.sa
19sskls failed 70 touch second bass.
opertins Editss Evsains World:
Kindly inform me II Packy McFsr-
land ever fought One Round Hogan.
I. q.
lGcYaxlanA aad 1o6aA BoxsA tsn
soanAs % ~ 9aAsmont 4. o. 19asoA -,
lsas. 1GsYsz1aaA wos vssy easily.
sporting 01it0 Evsai,0 WotA;
Please lot me know II Mathewson Tor
four years lost every game no pitched
in against Thrss-Finsered /. owA
H WAGNER
10. lGatsy ga aes less svssy gaas,
sporting Edtss DvssiAs World;
Being Q constant reader OF vouY
paper would like your opinion on the
pitching OF Aathewson And Plank In
the second e ne Ct the world's ssriss
Wednesday. Oct. Q. All things consid.
cred contend that Msthewson pitched
the better. but a. there arc como Plcnh
followers In Lakewood Il 10 hard q
convince them. JA2GES GRANT.
Lakewood. N. J.
xstAsw0oA "a ylteA - Nsot I'm
The aAswss - ysu1 query = tAsN II
sAus out ne AtAlstaes. Up - ~ TN,
the Athletes teek tAsas l1AAA turn q
be- u could have besn called a. even
fight bstvssa these Two stars. In III,
~ ana. hewsvss. lgstty clearly proved
tAst hs wss satitlsa 70 tAs houoss o,
the day. xAs Athletics hsA Q unaa o.
The evening world., 1913-10-18

1uup Of sax test ave inches 81 the
eomes hslA 81 American league Yask
3 few days bsSoTs he A1assieaA teea
ssass
opsstias Edits DvsaiAs World;
Kindly give me the full name Of
Houck, the pitcher Of the Athletics
BROOKS.
Dyyes Eeask.
spotias Editor Evenins world
Kindly state N your column whether
Matty pitched for . Nationai League
team before joining the Giants.
4 CONSTANT NEApDR.
lesAAsU0oa'o 1yss 1et1eoal LeaGus
sagagslAsaA ~ vtah ~ ~ vssb
The evening world., 1913-10-18

PHIiAADHIPHIA. Oct. II. - Jimmy
Duffy Of KsnsinSton won from Jimmy
Bonner Of Summit Jim In the anal bout
at the Nonparsil \ G. Both lads put
up . fast fight. Bonner having the BET.
tor Of Il in the arst two rounds. but
after that Duffy raliisd and earned the
honors. In the semi-windup Tommy
carey won from Jack Coyns In six
rounds.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
7 37FF IN 1 EaS BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK
WOMEN'S NATIONAL
GOLF FINAL TODAY
Rulers of the Old World
SalU Americans Play Ball
Twenty-Five Years Ago

Spaldns's Stars and Chcaeos Encirced Globe i'm 1888
and Had Many Novel Experiences-Cov. John h.
Tener of Pennsylvania Was One. of the Pitchers or
the 1eam-Twirlers Tested Their Curves on Prince
of Wales.
The evening world., 1913-10-18

.ney considered inferior to the batting
!" cricket. and for the fine points Of
pi'cning they had not the smallest APP
probation. They listened to stories OF
curved balls and upshoots with amused
.oierance and evidently didn't believe
mar OF what they were told.
~ was midsummer In Australia and
after a red hot Christmas and New
fears ed Crane. the New York pitoher
was sun struck on New Years day. the
Spa!dings set sail for Colombo. fourteen
days from Melbourne. 1t had been In
tended to play some towns In India, but
the advance man was waiting with the
Intelligence that there were no inciosei
grounds and no gate vas to he expected.
SO Spalding let 1t go with one game on
the open common at Gale Face. Just out
Of the Ceylonese port and went on his
way to Cairo. by way OF Alden and the
Suez Canal.
The evening world., 1913-10-18

All queries will be answered in this column No will be
given the telephone All queries should be mailed of Sporting
The evening world., 1913-10-18
nran nisa. shades llahe.ey.

RACINE. WIS.,. Oct. ls.-Patsy Bran
nisan OF Pittsburgh worksd ten rounds
to o shade over KID Mshoney before
the Racine 4. c. Tue Pittsburgh mans
effective punches to the wind kept Ma
honey . short distance to the rear
throughout the bout. In the third round
Nshonsy rainsd . fusillsds Of blows to
Patsy's head and JAw. and Il appeared
that no would carry the battle TO quick
termination. Brannigan. however, re-
cuperated wonderfully and thencssorth
took the lead.
The evening world., 1913-10-18

Key A. c., .Richy Ryan Vs. Flghtins
Fitzpatrick; Liberal A. c.. Staten Island.
Frank Josephs vs.. John PerrelL
The evening world., 1913-10-18
nartaeia ostpei.ts Farrell.

HaPtaeId OatDotats FaPP0lI.
Soldier BarthsaA scored an easy vic.
tory over Nike Farrell In . fast tan.
round bout as The East New York 4. c.
psstasA We too clever for his aAvss.
~ =. ssre:1 he honor' In ~ Ne