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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
Brush Your Tonaue.

Brush your teeth. By all means brush your teeth relfgiously and well, but for pity s sake brush your tongue too. Yield your brush backward and forward, under and over, to tfae north, to the south, to the east and west, SCOUT it with fervor, for it is in truth a tiny forest of dense foliage wherein turks the unseen enemy.
 Every time you open your mouth whole regiment of little microbes charge through the aperture and take up quarters somewhere in the confines of your chewing apparatus. Seek them out and annfhilate them before sleep enfolts you, for, fortified with an enor- nous capacity for work, they rest not, neither do they weary, and you may awaken in the morning to find whole companies firmly dntrenched in the middle of your tongue. If you can't conceive of your own particular organ being so invaded take microscope and mirror and get busy.-P Philadel- paia Ledger.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
L,ou PIanta Die.

That plants die like animals we all know, but we do not know the exact moment when they die. For hours a dead plant seems alive There is no twitch, no death spasm. A scientist has, however, succeeded not only in noting the precise moment when a plant gives up it's life, but in recording It's death spasn. The plant is heated very gradually so as to avoid all exci- tation. This is done by placing the plant in a water bath the temperature of which Is continuously raised by the application of gas or spirit flame At 60 degrees c. spasmolic extra ction takes plaee. All attempts to obtain response after this fail, even though the plant is cooled down to it's normal temperature. This death temperature of 50 degrees is constant for all plants
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
it Was a Nice Stone.

General. Sir John Younghusband, the well known writer on military sub jects, was once cleverly victimized by some Indian natives. At village where he was encamping the dusky inhabitants brought to his tent mum Der of sapphire-like stones which they stated had been dug up at a spot some distance from the village. Sir John was convinced that he. had luckily hit on aetreasure mine. He bought every stone the natives possessed.
 T had dreams of .boundIess wealth, 2 said Sir John when relating the story, -sand on my arrival at Calcutta I has tened to have the stones valued. Lovely color light, perfect, not a flaw, worth 50 guineas apiece-if they were not made of Birmingham paste.' was the experts crushing criticism Lion don Tatler.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
Deputv Warden A. c.

other effects. Deputy Warden A, c. Ure, of the state prison, brought out the suit and examined it preparatory to having it pressed. He discovered the name ''Morrison'' written in inde1i- ble ink on the white lining of the suit. When he reported to FIil1strom that he had found a name on the suit Hill stroms inquired whether the name was ''M Morrison and said he believed it had been placed there by ''some detective at the county jail.'
 Hil1strom said the suit was bought for him by a friend after, his ar rest.
 The suit. however, officials at the prison say, is much too large for Hillstrom. Mrs. J. G. Morrison, wid- ow of the murdered man. says her husband had suit similar to the one
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
MARRIED.

DTTTaGAI7 7--BAGNASACCO- Dau- ,E bury. Nov. l 4 Harry E. Dittmar and C1orinda M. Bagasacco. GTTLESPIE-DYER Glenbrook. Nov. N10. Gardner w. Gillespie to Miss Mary A. Dyer. SMITH--cROTH- shelton, Nov. 12. Miss Laura Groth and Walter Smith
 LOGAN-KEEF'E- winsted. Nov. IS, William Logan and Miss Mary Keefa
 IIossAN = BARRETT Danbury, Nov. IT. Albert Hossan and Miss Lena Barrett. ROWEIL-LEE- Port Chester. N T.. Nov 16. William e. Rowe1l. Of Bridgeport and Miss Dorothy Lee of Danbury. TIIE-STAATS-In New York. Nov. IS. Frank W. Futile of Green wich and Miss Freid dericka VI. JuNGER -sAFcoY = Tn Stamford. Nov. s. Miss May Mccoy and Harry P. Junger. HINCHCI1FFE- E-3LEARY-In Win sted, Nov. r. Samuel Hinchciiffe ot New Hartford and Miss Mary O'Leary.
 GRIFEI -PEEtERAB Winsted, Now ] I. Alien P, Grimm and Miss Alphagina PeEmulk,
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a bullet wound, or where he was the night Morrison, of whose murder he was convicted. was shot and killed at his grocery in Salt Lake City.
 Its nobody's business where l got that wound Hil1stron said. It ts only public curiosity that wants to know that. I am. not here to grati- fly public curiosity
 The Industrial Workers of the World, of which Eillstrom is mem Der. held a meeting at their hall and another in the streets last nisn tendance was not larger than usual and the remarks of the speakers were mild.
 A chair for HiIlstrom was placed against the inner wall of the prison, facing the barricade to conceal the five men of the firing squad from the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
Eves af R;rd

Fishes and birds have an advantage over human beings in their ability to see on both sides of them. Their eyes are set not for looking straight ahead but for looking out on each side That is because they balance their bodies to right or to left, while we balance forward and backward. A bird can watch the tips of both wings at once The pilot of an aeroplane has to turn his head from side to side to see his wing tips.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
ForeshadowedI

Afadge Why did you throw him over? kMabei-He would have been a very parsimonious husband Madge- But he fairly lavished money on you during the enga cement. Mabel-Ye es; but as soon as we began to talk honey moon the first thing he did was to look up excursion rates.-Judge
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JOE HILLSTROM
 IS EXECUTED BY
 SQUAD OF FIVE
(continued from Page one)

F4irstron spent last night in his cell at the state prison under the eyes of the death watch, which was placed over him yesterday when Governor Spry declined to grant President Will sons request for reconsideration of the case. Hi1Istrom declined to see a minister. He retired about 10 o'clock and went to sleep at once.
 Although he continued to protest that he could prove his innocense if granted a new trial, Hillstrom re- Tnained silent about how he received
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

Gov. Spry of Utah has declined to interfere further in the case of Joseph HilIstrom. T. W. w. leader sentenced to be shot today for murder
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
Just the Other Way.

Frost-It cost me $75 for the week end Snow - Entertaining friends. weren't you2 Frost-Great Scott, mol Being entertained.-Life
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19
His New Job.

"Pve got new. job. I'm a barber at a soda fountain
 A barber at soda fountain?'' Yes I shave the ice.''-New York World.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

President Machado of Portugal re- fused to accept the. resignation of Premier Castro's cabinet
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

Twenty children, boys and girls. held in the Children's Court building Tn Brooklyn. were marched out when a small blaze was discovered.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

4oss of sincerity is loss Of vital pow er.-BOvee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

under investigation and that the writ ing resembIed that of her husband but she is unable to identify the suit positively as his.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

Captain J. D. Mcdonald was ap- pointed Chief of Staff of the Atlantio fleet. relieving Captain H. McL- Iiase. I5I' ..s
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Advertise in The Farmer
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

Black diamond, favorite buffalo at the Central Park Zoo, was killed at Stern & Companys slaughter house. The head will be mounted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

The five rifemen who are tp exc cute Joseph Hillstrom at Salt L.alse City tomorrow, practiced at a target the size of a human heart.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

Commander Aurthur Macarthur of the United states s. s. Nebraska was assigned to the command of tho mino ship San Francisco.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-19

THREE VOL LuMES THAT ARE A NECESSARY ADDITION TO EVERY SET OF REFER ENCE BOOKS.
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STRONG EVIDENCE
Commander Trsut Tells OF Incidents
at Naval ESsmInatlon@Why
Cadets Were Dismissed.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, June s. -Com-
mander F. a. Traut. head OF the de
partment OF modern languages at the
naval academy. testifying late to-day
before the naval court OF inquiry.
which IS investigating charges or
irregularities in examinations at the
academy. told Of suspicious circum-
stances surrounding the first examina-
ton in his department. Testimony
previously had been given to show
that the papers Midshipman J.. ID.
Moss claimed 10 have received by
mail from an anonymous source, and
the contents OF which were d%istrfbu-
ted a. Dope" were papers that had
been prepared by the Instructors Tor
the examination in modern languages.
On the morning OF May 20. the com.
mander testified. an hour after the
hrst and second class examinations in
modern languages had taken place
there was found a large pile OF pieces
OF papers torn up. They had on them
answers TO examination questions and
when they were pdeced together Il was
found they were sheets ordinarily
used by midshipmen. Later two sheets
were found containing com
pletely worked out. One was labelled
This Is the third part OF the first
question The scraps Of paper we're
compared with examination papora
and the writing finally Identified The
matter was reported 10 the s~uperinten-
dent who ordered an tnvcstlgation
After the first examination 10 was
noticed that n number Of the mldship.
men had passed examination out of
proportion to their work during the
year.
The nature ~ the charges against
the three midshipmen dismissed was
made known today Tor the fraf time
r. Byers and ! " Cronan. % tho
third class. were caught in an a..
tempt TO steal examination nanrra
from the looms of the department OF
mathematics. and &. G. Gi1I. o. tho
second class. wae adiudFed guilty o.,
an investigating board ~ attempting
10 bribe a civilian emplovc go secure
papers Tor the examination in electric.
al engineering
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The WEA THE
CONDITIONS


The shower area is passing OF the
norm Atlantic coast. and the high
pressure. fair and cool weather area
covers the country this morning from
the Southwest and Middle West east.
ward over the central valleys and lake
region. Another high pressure. cool
weather area appears over the North
west The temperature at Wiliston.
y. D.. was 30. with a killing frost
The temperatures are higher in the
Middle West.
A low pressure area of moderate
force. attended by rain. is moving
eastward into the upper lake region.
Fair weather will prevail in this
section tonight and Wednesday. with
rising temperature Wednesday. Cool
weather will continue tonight. and a
temperature Of about SO is expected
Wednesday morning.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. So: lowest last night.
81 rainfall. O.23.
The Ohio will continue 10 fan in
the district.
II. c. lowe. Section director.
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third street has gone to New Athens
10 attend the commencement OF the
Northern Ohio university.
Jacob Weizer. OF South BelIaire. has
returned from a visit with friends
at Pittsburgh.
Miss Elsie Lowell has gone "a
Athens. where she will take a course
in a Normal school.
The Woman-s Home Missionary so.
ciety of the First Presbyterian church
met last evening at the home of Mrs.
John Schhck. on Guernsey street.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF Trinity
Episcopal church will meet this even.
ing at the home OF Mrs. c. W. Dick
ems, on Gravel Hin.
The Belmont County Teacher In.
stitute will be held this year in I'D
worth Park, at Bethesda. August 3
to 81.
Attorney John G.. Duvall. of Woods
held. has returned home after a visit
with friends here.
Bellaire lodge OF Elks held a regu.
lar meeting last night and completed
arrangements for celebrating Flag day
next Monday. June II.
Mrs. Elvin Early and daughter have
eturne home after a visit with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VII.
liam George. of South Bellaire.
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REPORTS CONFLICT
Result Of Fighting at Leon Between
Villa and c~arranzs Forces
Is In Doubt.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. June s.
Conflicting reports OF the result OF
the prolonged fighting between Car.
mi and Villa forces at Leon. in
Central Mexico. were received TODAY
in Washington. Consul Siniman. al
Vera Cruz. informed the State Depart
ment that reports OF a victory by
Obregon. the Carranza military lead.
er. over villa forces appeared TO be
confirmed Dispatches received
from the Villa front AZ Leon by his
agency here tonight, however. assert.
ed they had lost no ENGAGEMENTS. and
that none OF their troop trains. art<
lery or supplies had been captured
since the beginning of the ngaee
ment one week ago.
No additional word had been re-
ceived from Consul Silliman and moth
ing came from Consular Agent Caro-
theirs with villa. on the outcome OF
the Leon battle on which hangs the
immediate military mastery OF Cen
trail Mexico.
The dispatches from the villa front
said the northern leaders troops had
captured $500 mounts and a large
quantity OF equipment when they
drove Carranza soldiers from Leon
last Thursday. II was admitted that
Carranza troops later took the city
which. the dispatches asserted. was
OF no strategic importance"
The dispatches added that after re-
.ceipt OF President Wilson's communi-
cation villa had proposed an armistice
and retired his forces but that Obre-
gon mad pressed on, compelling MIN
TO continue the fight.
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on the new confectionery which will b,
Fourth street.
Ihs Baptist orchestra held a special
prtruce In the church last evening for
the purpose OF rehearsing the music Tor
thtldren's Day.
The Emmanuel class Of ST. paurS
episcopal church will hold an Important
meeting this evening At the home OF
MISS Kate Martin on Seventh street.
REGULAR mid-wcek prayer services wul
De held an all OF the local churches this
evening.
To-day viii be ladies' day al IN. ball
iaIk enc no d"ubt there will be a large
turnout OF the fair scN.
frank Harris will leave to-day for 10.
80 Mn-re ne viii represent the local
acre OF Eagles AZ a convention.
me local lodge OF Moose will give
snsther one OF their enjoyable dances in
SchNeles hell tomorrow evening
\ large crowd attended the Kelly hear
ING which was held In the office OF
squire II. T. Ong. last evening.
The members Of the Athletic baseball
team held an important business meet
ins last evening and arranged for prac-
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ANNUAL RECITAL
r"Prs Of sitter Mary Ang.ia Sender
Jossph's Academy.

The vocal rupfIs OF Sister yarv An
Fela held their annual recital last even
ing az -. Joseph's Academy. and a
Ike hudience was present fpr the in
nlhplsNed ~ these annual affairs and
pIosrens OF exceptional merit are pre-
reu''n. thle ~ last evening being more
thhu ordinarily beautiful and we'll chos-
~ THOSE taking part displayed a high
tAunard OF teaching. and acquitted
themselves most credltnhlv.
Those akinR nart were. Mice. rfft,
farp Mamie stsels. Helen Fredricka.
tmily Riggs. Ruth Healy. Mary COR
tl.h kathleen Gtlligan Louise Fred.
Lick. Helen schultz. Helen Meyers
MarEaret Wallace. Virginia Hodge. rs
ther carson. Helen DinFer. Wilma Harp
Ier Anna NofEht, Bertha GeEuer. Alice
Wilkinson. Genevieve Mcdonald Mrs ~.
,~sr"schner. n Mrs. j. ". WsIa Prof.
u. VI Schockev was the accompanied.
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TRUSTEES MEET
Governing Board Of Bethany College
Opens and Hears Optimistic Re
ports-Bsnquets Held.
Special Dispatch to the IntemEsneer.

Special Dispatch 20 the IntelnEencer.
BETHANY, W. Va. June S.-The
trustees OF Bethany College met IN
brief annual session to-day. but the
principal business meeting OF the trus-
tees viii be held tomorrow. There
were 20 members present and various
reports were read. showing the good
work done by the institution during
h past year and the bright future
outlook. Among the reports was that
or Bursar NJ. A. Damford, which was
very optimistic. showing the college
To be in good condition in every way
and h future prospects most encour-
aging. A report submitted by Presi-
dent II. r. Cramblett was also most
pleasing. as IL. too. showed the insti.
tuition TO be p~rospering.
The trustees will in ses-
sion tomorrow. to take up a number
OF important matters. including the
appointment OF the faculty for next
year. Among the trustees present at
the meeting was NJ. NJ. Cochran, OF
Cniontown. Pa.
A banquet was rendered the tEustees
this evening by the members OF the
domestic science department. which
was served in Oglebay hall, which Is
an annual event.
Last night the annual reception ten.
dered by President and Mrs. T. f.
Cramblett to the trustees. faculty.
students and visiting friends was al.
tended by about 500 persons. The
music for the enjoyable affair was fur
nished by the Bethany College or
chestra.
Commencement week at the college
IL now in full swing and will be con
tinued until the final meeting OF this
eyars graduating class is held. Thurs
day evening. on which day the com
mencement exercises proper will be
cried out.
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STEUBENVILLB

STEUBENNULLE. O..-June S.-Ths
trial Of the eNtortion charge against
Mayor George W. McLeish did not get
under way until 1880 a. on Tuesday.
The jury was not secured till 10 a. m,
the time from the beginning at 1880
p. m. on Monday being devoted to get.
tins twelve jurors. The jury was not
secured till both sides had exhausted
their four peremptories and twelve
challenges for cause. The Jury that
will try the case Is as follows. only
n city man being on the list. viz.
G.. A.. Hartford. John G. Beckett. Earl
Britt. {. V. Hinkle. George &. Heaton,
ID. T.. Kane. J. r.. Long. W. a. Manifold.
s. p Moore. W. X. Rodgers. J. T..
Shriver. Charles A. Hartford. Alva Roe.
Following the securing OF the jury
came the opening statements The
states said they would prove excessive
fees where only one Servian out of
four arrested for assault and battery.
was fined. also that the case on the
mayors docket does not show the
right amount collected. The defense
entered a general denial.
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WELLSBURG

WELL-BTE rig vs.. Va June s-Wu.
lam White. aged about 60 years. was
takeu into custody early Tuesday morn
iuF st biz resldeuce uu the Mooney
Term Iu Cross creek district. hy sheriff
Patterson and Deputies Charles Platter
s"u and Bert APPRECIATE. uu a charge OF
beating hia wife and children. The call
anne into The ehrria late uu Monday
nlrnf and hey Immediately went Co tre
Mooney farm in ON automobile Nra.
white fhr children had nad from che
house. and White was cutting tho furnI-
furs tu pieces uffh an axe Sc una
very wurH intoxicated. and rrafr
threats against hie wife ~ any That
attempted fH Interfere with him.. Huf
Ufsu PLACED under arrest. he made nH
rrsIatanfr
white ts n lv the county Jail watt
ing H hrarfrg Whites riEIt name bel
SAID fu ha Williams and Dol raJce from
w Arlington Uuuufr. pa. from which
county Nn Ia aHII Iu boz on prruItT uria
"nrr The uTi.iH|H arc IHHHIrr uu IIa
reputation Hnt If Hr fe s IHr..rf mHu
FROM HrHI.r. state. THf. Will request
That Do poo fHA.| hack aa Hr IH mot want.
90 Iu Brooke county
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Doctor Tells How to
Shed Bad Complexion

w" cannot restore deEtnsrateI fa..al
issues Hn1 more tIHH wr can reafur. d.
lost limb If la useless fl affarIUf Do.
convert a. Wuru-uuf complexion IHfU d.
nnW one The rational procedure .a Cd.
W tuc completion instead lmn s
fhe detifailzsd rufIfIe N0f b.. aurgI.sf
WeHuf. however. OIL me underlying IHfa
iF tUu thin. Coo tender. co. wffhafaud fm.
~ ghpofurr Applying urdtnarb
mrroNzfd waN viii gradually absorb trs
'~II' cutIrIe IN derrara y rau
FNuLiIui skin aupfHrH sOff and IaIf.
ca,elv tinted ne r. rose petal
40 Iadh need hesitate fu trF fHia Pro.
cure au ounce ~ merc1Iized uar Of TOO
spread 0u n hin layer before
retirinr removing his d. the m0rnInr
lLu enap and water. IN from one DO
W. weeHs ne complexion is completely
AZ approved treatmenf Tor urirklss il
provided - dIssoiriuE en- ounce IN nov
100 aeo.itr Do a half pint ~ wIfrh
hazel DafhlrE che face III fhr s1frff.g
nftneH prompt and ~remarkable reauffa-
1T * MackenEie In Popular Medicine.
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sue Of The kirkwood N 4. church. at
Nood~ficld. %. to-day.
class OF candidates acre initiated al
the Royal Arch Assons last evening.
Milton strong Harrison. Of New York.
~ ne guest OF bis aunt In this city Tor
a lew days.
Joseph and Jacob Neistsr. OF Flushing.
were IN this ctty yesterday on business.
LAWSON Emerson was at Martins FER
~ YESTERDAY. on business.
Fhs senior Mechanics heid a well at
tended meeting last evening.
AIRS. john Porter u the guest OF rela-
yves IN LanesNtlc FOR a few days.
my tsenls Of interest FOR this paper
can be lett At Roberts a. Fredricks drug
store or Seli 3i2-J on the Bell phone at
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MARTINS Perm ndsfs.
Tbs hnishinE touches are bcing placed
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northeast OF Venice and also on an
enemy torpedo boat destroyer"
Another official communication
tells OF the destruction OF an Italian
airship by an Austrian aeroplane n
says: ~
The Italian airship Cite di Fer.
fara' returning from Ffume this morn.
ing was attacked. set on FIRE and dc.
stroyed by our naval aeropIane las
commanded by Lieutenant CHASING
n with Naval Cadet O Fritscb a.
observer. Two officers and five men
OF the crew captured"
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MAYO NOW VICE ADMIRAL.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. June S.
Rear Admiral Henry r. Mayo. com.
msnder Of the FIRST division Of the Al.
lantic fleet. was designated to-day by
President Wilson as a vice admiral Of
the navy. lie Is the hrst OF three vice
admirals TO BE- appointed
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have NAMED n.l.nat.,

The various Sunday schools Of Bel.
laire have elected the following dele.
gates 10 the state convention Of the
Ohio Sunday School Association al
GAINESVILLE. June 81 TO %:
First Presbyterian-Crawford Phil
Lips. Paul W Fred. f. r.. Alban and
Rev. J. n. Lawther.
Christian church-Rev and Mrs. A.
NJ. Flax.
First VI. E.-Mrs Ollie Jones and
Miss Grow.
First Reformed church-Mrs George
Westlake. Carl Rodewig. Walter Lud.
Wig. Henry Wagner. Alma lockwood.
Emma Biehl and Mary Kruger.
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The jury iH the nelly non-suppOrt
case which was tried before squire ~.
T. onE yesterday afternoon was out
only nine utuIr men they returned
a verdict Of guilty. The squire who
had the fusl Jurisdiction in the ease
nned the 500 ana cost- and sentenced
him 70 the ZauesN lie w-orkhouse FOR ak
months. hts second wife and child viii
pbe cared fOr bl relatives while he a.
confined iu the workhuuse as he will
have To- supper tho nr-t wife ana child
rem while confined iu the Institution.
This IT, the urst case Of the nud tried
Boz this city Tor some time % was said
last evening that another chapter would
be added To- Tie case lu the next few
days which would prove more iufertss-
Ing that the one tried yesterday.