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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-02-06
COMMUNICATION.

there has been much criticism of the
Golden Valley Club of late by citizen.
who have never been in the clubroor,
or become members.
The club was organized for the 70.
cial and commercial development Of the
Golden Valley. despite that some few.
who have never joined and know no.s-
ing of the workings Of the club. saw
that it is purely social and then add
'ocialistic. How could the average
citizen know the inside WORKING. oe
the new Commercial club. We mich.
say that it was political endors;ne
committee or we might say that it was
organized to move a court house on .
certain one Of the numerous additions
or we might cay numerous thine.. bue
we don't know. 20 we are saying moth
ing. Likewise it would be well for Q
few self appointed critics to either pay
$3.50 and join the club and find ont
about it. or put up their hammer.
1t does not look we'll for a business
man to be going around knocking .
club that is composed of fifty citizens
and hundred Of the most substantial
farmers in our community, but if they
insist we shall assure them that "everv
knock is boost and the Golden VAL
ley Club is not going to be put out Of
business. but will grow even more rap
idly than it has through their insinu.-
tons and criticism. When they know
that the club is mostly composed and
controlled by the men who make the
money that supports Beach, they ough.
to hesitate before they knock.
The club IL not a political oresn;z..
ton and there has never been any pol
itics brought into the club meetings.
The individuals have a right to discuss
it if they care too. but it has never
been brought up before the club a. q
body and never will under the present
bylaws.
We are adding a new billiard table
to the rooms and those who desire .
spend few hours Of wholesome en-
joyment during the day or evening and
lend a helping hand for the better
ment of conditions by joining the Gold
en- Valley Club are welcome.
A MEMBER.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-02-06
ASK SKULL AND BONES
ON LIQUOR LABELS

All beverages containing y
more than z per cent alcohol =
will be labeled with skull and =
cross bones and all other poison .
warnings, If bill introduced in .
the legislature at the behest of 4
the Anti-saloon league becomes =
law. The plan is to have the 4
skull and cross bones printed .
in red ink and under a warning ,
that the preparation contains a
alcohol. which is a habit-form- 4
ing irritant narcotic poison
"a *'s* y = + Z ,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-02-06

A. BoQUET.

A. BOQUET.
Editor Brinton Of the Beach
= Chronicle had one Of the best I
addresses at the recent meeting 4
= Of the Press Association at Biz
marck. His subject. THE News
y paper in Politics." was skillfully
/" handled. He told the editors I
. something worth while and
= something they could take home
= with them to use to advantage.
= We would like more of that
' kind of stuff on the program.
= The hotel lobby is the place for
= reminiscence.-New England
Herald.
4 y X. 4 4 x 4 y
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-02-06

U. S. Commissioner r. M. Andrews
wishes to announce that he 10 again
prepared to take final proof hearings
and other matters that come before
a u. S. Commissioner, he now being
back permanently. after his long ab-
sence in the northern part Of the state.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-02-06
Contest Will
Close Feb. IS
Grafonola Contest Being Conducted by
Popular Drug Firm Will Come to 3
Close Feb. 15th.-Much Rivalry
Shown Among Contestants and Fin
ish Will Be Interesting.

The Crafonola contest being con-
Quoted by Lee & Rice will close on
Feb. 18th at which time the prizes. as
advertised. will be awarded to the win
ners. A large number of ladies have
entered the contest and almost every
week different one heads the LIST. No.
81. II. los, 81. 1856 and ID seem to
be the principal contestants at present
but in a contest Of this kind the low
est now may come out the winner.
The standing this week shows u and
T.: almost together, with No. 81 ca ting
the largest number for the week and
winning the silverware prize. Next
week the last silverware prize will be
given away and the following week
everybody will be interested in the fn-
ish. The standing this week at the
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-02-06

For Sale or Trade-For anything
can use. a section Of co,abination
grazing and farming land. eight milss
from Elevator and r. r. Spring and
natural water year around. lnquus
Chronicle.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-02-06
TO OUR PAT.toNs.

We, the owners and publish =
= ers of the Chronicle, wish at =
this time to thank the public =
= generally for the liberal pat =
y ronage extended the Chronicle =
= during the year 1913, which =
. has made possible the splendid 4
= success of the paper during the 4
= past year.
= Not only do we wish to thank I
= the public generally for the pat
= ronase received. but we partic-
= ulary wish to thank those busi-
= ness firms Of Beach who have so
literally contributed to our ad-
vertisins columns. thus show
ing friendly spirit and a will
ingness to cooperate with en-
terprises in which the Golden
Valley farmers are interested.
= To those firms who have not
= patronized the Chronicle dur
= ing the year, we only ask a re-
= confederation and a share Of
= their 1914 business.
= We will endeavor to continue
= making the Chronicle worthy
of eu,rort of Ill .yho L.l:. :.
= cooperation between business
. man and farmer, and who are
= working for the best interests
= Of Beach and the Golden VAL
= ley.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-02-06

BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius kusske. Jan
%, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Dilley. Jan. 30
a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson, Jan. "a, q
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Thomas, Jan
20. a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haberer. Feb
I, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Stefanowich
Feb. I. a girl.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-02-06
Opinion Secured By ]. M. Baer At Request
Of Prominent Burkey Farmer Who Has
Been Active in Promotion of Project.

At the request Of q prominent Bur-
stev farmer. l. N. Baer secured the fol-
lowing legal opinion on the contracts
or subscription papers printed by the
Advance and circulated throughout the
south country by the Cook-Cox-Fier-
bert-Hyde combination. We present
the opinion to our readers without
comment:
LAWRENCE 4 MURPHY.
Lawyers
Fargo, North Dakota
,,,;.;.....s..e, Jan: 80, l9l4.
Mr.. ]. M. Baer;
Beach, N. Oak.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-02-06

The Social Hour club will meet with
Mrs. George MeCregor next Tuesday.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-02-06

CHRONICLE PRINTING co..
By ]. w. Brinton =
n. W. Brinton *
Vince Wicka s.
JIM. Still q
John Blomstrom 4
George Oech s
Conrad Falker =
r. o. Tangcn =
Fl. ]. Wojohn
Frank llaigh 4
Chas. Woodsend :
J. c. Westergaard
c. c. Huffman
Anton Rising 4
M. K. Bowen
Geo. Schweigert
Ed. r. Ofley
|. ]. Ccrliss
p. c. Erickson
Albert Schouboe
II. w. Peek
John II. Haigh :
R. O. Zollinger
James McGrath
w. 5, Dcyis
Louis Raisler
]. r. Smith (estate)
Owners and Publishers
= y * 4 4
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
AT THE DREAM
25e i5o foo

Tonight isa complete change of pro- gram at the Dream, and you will have to so long ways to find letter bill. The offering for this evening is as fol- lows:
 "The Trail Of the Lost Chord a truly wonderful production taken from the famous song and poem by that name. It is a 2-reel production; don't miss it.
 The rest of the bill is all comedy at which you will have to come out with hearty laugh. "A Sure Cure" is Q hard one to beat
 Prof Crandall is accompanying all of the dramas with a beautiful violin selection. Violin lovers. come and soc these beautiful photographic dramas, accompanied by such music as Flu mersk,' by Ernst, etc. Next Satur- day and Sunday "The Belle of York town, 'a wonderful 3.reel production is coming to the Dream Don't miss
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
DoRANe.

On today's boat VIC received our third large shipment of Parisian Ivory within the last three weeks, which makes our a much larger stock to se. feet from than any other stock of Pa risian Ivory this side of Seattle. We not only hayo the largest stock to se- lect from. but ge made our purchases direct from the manufacturer late in Che season, thus enabling us to se- lect an the latest novelties, and our prices are from ten to forty percent lower than any competitor in the city.
 Parislan Ivory makes handsome and useful git, and we ask one and all to call at our store and inspect our enormous stock and compare our prices whether you wish to make your holiday purchases at present or not. We hayo the reputation of square and honest treatment to our custom CTS. and we make every effort to in- prove that reputation if possible ''Wo are not here to get the public's mon. ey today and leave tomorrow" Ju- neau is the home of Dorau's Prescrip- tion Pharmacy. l18 Second St., phone 8. 12.S-1te
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
LARGEST COMPRESSOR
 GOING TO MlNEs NOW

The biggest compressor ever ship. ped to Alaska, an IngersollRand ma chine with capacity for operating forty machine drills, was hauled out to the Alaska Juneau mine this morn ing by the HumDheries Transfer Go. I5 required a long string Of horses to move the massive piece of machinery Hhich weighs 55 tons
 is to be set ID at the mlne to op- crate the drills in use ct the mine. It will be driven with & large electric motor The compressor was shipped north on the last voyage of tho Meteor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
DR. CHAMBERS AND
 HARRY LANE DIE

pr. J. J. Chambers, committed to the Morningside Asylum from Nomo in September. 1913, died December 8. og valyuior heart trouble, according to a report received from Portland by the Governors office. Dr. Chambers is survived by a wife and son. who live in Seattle.
 Harry Lane, committed to tho asyl- um from Fairbanks on October 26, 1913, died December i. Of tuberculor peritonits. The Elks Lodge Of Port land took charge Of the body and ar- ranged for shipment to Bridgeport. Connecticut for burial
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
mars agerasad ".

mefo aFcflaeQ ISL
 Tonight tho shops and rreadweii teams are scheduled to bowl and the store and cyanide teams will be op- posed to each other tomorrow night
 Pat Cavanaugh has received word of Che serious injury of 8 brother in san Francisco and he will leave for his brothers bedside on the Humboldt to- morrow.
 The Treadwell dre department will meet on Thursday night Instead Of their regular night which is Friday. rho reason for Che change is tdat the ladies of the Island are giving their benedt for the Bolgian relief fund at Che Club on Friday and they do not wish to conflict with chat work.
 The Humboldt landed at Treadwoli dock at noon today and uploaded & gar so of general merchandise.
 Mrs q. J. Wood, Of the candy com. mittee for the carnival Friday night. has requested that all donations of candy be sent to her home near the Treadwel postonce on or before Fri. day noon.
 The safety committee met at Jhe club yesterday afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
! , ; ] :. : /. :. ! ! ] , .
MARlNg NOTES

The Admiral Evans Is expected from tho South at o'clock tonight.
 The Humboldt will return from Skagway and saip south tomorrow af- ternoon about 8 o'clock.
 The AlKi isaexpacted from the South Dec. 11
 The City Of Seattle will arrive from tbo South Dec II.
 The Mariposa sails from Seattle to- night
 Tho Alameda is expected from Che Westward Dec. 10
 The Georgia sails for Sitka tomor- row noon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
FINE REEL SHOW AT
 TIE LYRIC TOMORROW

DOUGLAS. Dec. g. - The following program will be rendered at the Lyric theatre tonight:
 j. Animated Weekly.
 2 When the Pfineo Arrive0i 9 good Rex drama.
 and {. "The Honor Of Lady Beau- mont an Eclaire 2-reel feature.
 5. Two Men and Mule. a crack. er.ack Reliance comedy
 On next Thursday evening g special show will Do given for the benefit Of the Belgian relief fund, at which time the Lyric Orchestra will play the lat est selections in connection with the regular motion picture show,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
"sHEDo MOOSE ANTLERe
 MUST ALSO PAY FEE

According to tho deciolon of the Secretary of Agriculture to which Gov J E. A. Strong submitted the question of whether or not "shed' moose horns were to be allowed to leave the Territory without the GUS tomary license fee of S160. holds that the fee must be paid. The Governors office has had many requests to ship moose antlers that are dropped in tho regular course Of nature without the payment Of the custouiary export li- censo fee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08

TREADwELL. Dec. S.-Last night the Store and Ready Bullion bowling teams played on the reradweu alleys. tho Store team beating the Bullion by a score or 2277 to 2244 This puts the store team ahead In the toUrnacnont now taking place at Freadwel E. F, Summers. Of the store team. made hiEh ayerase for Do night. Mr. Snm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
HICKMAN TO REMAIN IN
 CALIFORNIA FOR WINTER

J. R. Heckman. the salmon packer has opened ah office in the Wells Far SO building, San Francisco, for the win- ter and does not expect to return North until tho opening Of tho iegisla, ture here. in March.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08

Iit. See George Washington in the nov les. This great Domino feature Is simply grand, from both 8 romantic and a historical stand point.
 Beginning tonight the prices at the Dream will not be cut but they will be as in any biz theatre. more conven, tent. Entire lower floor 25c balcony 15o. and children 1Oc; two shows 7:S0 and 9;O0
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
- HA enh-crIh.. .

IT. the event takes place in tho at ternoon. business suit or Prince Al bert coat and trousers Of grey; if In the evening a fuli dress suit. vest and tic of white and white kid gloves. You should not wear Q Tuxedo for this event
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
-saoR EARLY-As lhe RssaII ssors.

Xmas is just @ few days away and you will ind 1t more Of Q pleasure to do your shopping now while our stock is complete and our clerks not 80 busy but what they can show you anything you might want to see. You wlll find the gifts at the REXALL STORE use ful and serviceable. 50 lot tho Hclila that Gladden." solve the Xmas prob lems ct BRITTss PHARAiACY-The Rexall Store. 12.s-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
WINNER CF PRIZE WATCH
 no sE GIVEN CHAIN


 TREADWELL, Dec. s.-the manS friends Of Tom. Graham who won the prize watch at the souroopsh 'sts. uyal at Juneau laat Saturday night. haye held a meeting for the purpo3e Of prcsenting him with chain.
 4 committed composed or James Rubln Paul Fetorson and Aaghf Mc' Rae were appointed md arc at pre ent working on plans thas ae'o been submitted by others The ono that wlll probably be used ia modelled tec an anchor chain. and WAl 1o naae in the local blacksmith shop. A pad lock win also be iurniahed.
 The watch win come In very handy for rom as several times lately he has failed to hear the s& o'clock Wnise tle and has worked seven minutes overtime as consequence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
To opEN coNvENT.

Sister Mary Zeno. the mother 1u. perlor of St. Ann's hospital, has for maily announced that Q convent Is be. ing planned, the old hospital building to be used for the purpose.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
MEETING OF O. g. e

A regular meeting Of Junean Chap. ter No. 2 Q. D. S.. win take placo Tuesday evening, December 9. 1914, at 8 o'clock in the Odd F6ilowu han. Election ol officers. g-Se
 LONE NORTON S5cy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08
' ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE s @ Dougias Branch @ M A. SNOW. Manager
, { ; ; : . . ' , : !. ' !

DOUGLAS. Doc S.-The Rebehkah dance at tho Naatorium tonight prom ises to bo a very successful affair, All arrangements have been made and the Goor is in 0rst class shape About 800 tickets hase already been sold.
 The 2.months-old Infant Of Jimmy Martin native, died early this morn. ing and win he buried rom the eatho' le church tomorrow afternoon.
 The Cordova yesterday afternoon uuloaded cargo of coal at the City dock.
 There wnl be a meeting ot the Alas. ka Catholic club at thoir club rooms tomorrow night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08

Look Tor Juneau Drug Cols a555ial on aPage 6. 111e
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08

Largest stock of Parlsion Ivory thls side Of Seattle ct Doran's Prescription Pharmacy. 12-8-6t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08

caraationo, 50 cents DOT dozon to- at Winter Q Fonda. 1sEst
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08

Largest stock Of Parisian Ivory this side of Seattle at Doran's Prescription pharmacy. l2-S.5l.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08

Rev Father Bailey win bo a passen. ger on tho Georgia for sidsa tomor- row.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08

Dainty practical. handmade Xmas sits. The Vogue. BIT Seward st ese
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08

Hand-embroideries for Xmas gifts. now on display. The Vogue BIT Sew ard street
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08

Largest stock or Parislan Ivory this side Of Seattle at Doran's Prescription Pharmacy. 12-s-8t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-08

The safety committee met at Jhe club yesterday atternoon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20
SO. % Winter Coats for SL98!

finished
Singbreasted modew
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20
TWO HELDFOR
BLANKET THEFT
Second Precinct patroeNs8
Says He Was Robbed az We
roma SanitaTluga.

On 3 charge OF stealing a 5sazaH
from Patrolman Peter McRsnnA. -
the Second precinct, John AezA
twenty-eight years old, q pAs&aM =
q Verona sanitarium. ard Gchn -.
Donald, thirty-thres years ola e
Delaney street, were arrslgzaa -,
day before Justice Of the Peecs VA,
cent Ambrose and held In $50 ~
to await the action Of the Rrans
jury.
Patrolman McEenna was a patlsaf
at the Verona institution until lAD
Saturday. when he vas dischagRsA
It is alleged that on October O.
Moore, who was also conyaiesclug A.
the Verona sanitarium. visited New
ark on a twenty-four- hour leave o.
absence. returning to Verona With
Mcdonald. On that day McKeuns
left mis- blanket on 8 chair on the
piazza Of the institution, from which
place Moore and Mcdonald are said
to have stolen It.
Moore was arrested yesterday afs-
ernoon by Plsinclothesman Bell, o.
the Third precinct. after the former
had been summoned to thie city By
Health Officer David D. Chandler on
a pretext Of bringing some clothes &C.
the local Board Of Health Office. he
Donald was arrested this morning b9
Plainciothesmen Brex and Cheno-
with.
Because the theft was COMMITTEES
outside the city limits the men could
not be arraigned before Acting Judge
Rooney In the Third Precinct Court
Justice Of the Peace Ambrose, who Is
an interpreter In the court. arraigne0
the men Immediately after the police
court cases had been settled.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20
Paterson End of Water
Suit Reargued Before
the Court of Errors
special TO the Evening STAY.


TRENTON. Nov. 20.--Reargument
was heard by the Court Of Errors
and Appeals yesterday in the certio-
rsri proceedings brought by Paterson
TO set aside the condemnation pro-
ceedings instituted at the instance Of
eight municipalities and water COM
panies to condemn Paterson's public
right to the flow of water in the
Passaic River.
The purpose OF the condemnation
proceedings was to give the munic-
qualities involved the right to divert
water perpetually from the Passaic
River at Little Falls. The rearEu-
ment was necessitated by the fact
that since the case was presented last
March, death among members OF the
court reduced the number who sat &c
!ess than a quorum.
The case in behalf of the city was
presented by former Governor JOIN
W. GTiggs and william 3. Gouriey.
who appeared with Edward r Mer-
rey, city counsel Of Paterson. For
mer Supreme Court Justice Gilbert
Collins appeared for the defendant
corporation. The defendants IN
the certiorari proceedings are the
municipalities Of Kearny East New
ark, Harrison. Glen Ridge, Bayonne
and Jersey City. and the Montclair
and West Orange water companies
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20
Robert ]. Burdette Dies
After Long Career as
HumOrist and Lecturer

PASADENA. Cal. Nov. 20.-Robert
/ ]. Burdette, preacher. author and
humorist, died here yesterday. He
had been i'll for the greater part Of
two years, and for the last week had
been In a state of coma
Robert Jones Burdette was born IN
Greensboro, Pa, and was in his sew
enty-flrst year. He was the son Of
Frederick E. and Sophia E. J. Bur
dette. His parents removed to Peoria,
H.. when he was a boy, and he was
educated in the public schools of that
city In later life he received a num-
Der of honorary degrees, among them
being D. D. from Kalamazoo College,
and LII. d. from Occidental College,
California. In 1852. when he was
eighteen years old. he enlisted in the
Forty-seventh Illinois Infantry, and
served until the end Of the war
Bob" Burdette, as he was faInil-
/ iarIy known, received honorable men,
ton for bravery in the siege of Vicks-
/ burg. After being mustered out. he
| was elected postmaster of Peoria,
4 ILL.,, and when his term expired,
/ taught school for a year in Tivoli
/ Township, Peoria county. In 1858 he
/ came to this city to study art, but
after remaining here year, returned
/ to Peoria and became a newspaper
reporter. After becoming night edi-
/ tor of the Peoria Transcript. Mr..
/ Burdette removed to Burlington,
Iowa, where he became an associate
editor of The Hawkeye. IT was dur
/ ing his years on the Hawkeye that
/ he made his reputation as a humor-
/ list. In 1880 he removed to Phiiadel-
| phia and later Joined the staff Of the
/ Brooklyn Eagle and remained for
seven years in that city.
/ He began his lecture tours in 1875
and since that time lectured all over
/ the United States. His tours ceased
when he accepted the pastorate OF
/ Temple Baptist Church in Los An
Reles in 1903
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20
Funeral Of 6. w. Baldwin

Funeral services for Frank "
Baldwin. dean of Orange newspaper
men, were held yesterday afternoon
in Grace Episcopal Church, Orange
with Rev. DR.. Charles T. Walkley
rector. in charge. Despite the down
pour OF rain, there were many
friends OF the former editor of the
Orange Chronicle in the edihce and
number Of men identified
with newspaper publications attend
ed the obsequies. The simple Epis-
copal service was carried out emo
burial was private
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20

. SECOND FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20
WaIters-Trout

PASSAIC. Nov. 20.-Miss Bessie
Trout, OF Delawanna avenue, Della
wanna, was married yesterday to L.
Clayton Walters. of Greensboro. n.
C.. a former resident OF DelawHnna-
The ceremony was performed at St
Stephens Chapel by Rev. John Mar
tin. of st. Peters Chapel, Clifton
and deacon in-charge of the Della
wanna mission. The vested choir Of
st. Stephens Chapel furnished the
music. A reception followed at the
heme Of Mrs. John Mott, aunt of the
bride
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20
Or. Charles S. Minot

BOSTON. Nov. 20.-Dr. Charles
Sedgwick Minot, noted anatomist
died last night He was professor o.
histology and embrology at Harvard
Medical School and director Of the
anatomical laboratory at that insti.
tuition. In 1912 and 1918. DR.. Minot
was Harvard exchange professor AZ
the Universities of Berlin and Jenc
He was sixty-one years old