davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-12

] a. 4
levy for 1915 was fixed yesterday by
the board of Equalization at 54 cents,
Ian increase of IL cents over the
levy last year. The rate this year
provides $500,O0O for the state school
fund and includes also the appropria-
lions made at the second special ses-
sion Of the legislature amounting to
approximately 100000,
The amount to be raised by taxa
ton this year is S2,265,723.25, an in
crease S454,573 over the budget Of
I1914. OF this increase about 100000
is needed to take care of deficits, all
of which are provided for by the new
levy.
The net reduction in the assessed
valuation of the state as determined
by the board was 81 1875, $50. the bulk
Of the reductions having been made
in the valuation Of mines and mining
property. The assessed Valuation OF
the state is therefore approximately
$42O 100000.
/ The boards decision to levy $500,
loco for the state school fund was
based on section 2815, Title II. of the
/ Revised Statutes 1913. which pro
vides specifically for the levy of
Sufficient tax to raise the sum of
$780, 600 as a special fund for school
purposes. The levy providing for the
appropriations made during the sec
end special session of the legislature
was based on the provision of the
statutes that there shall be levied a
sum OF sums Of money as the legisla-
ture may by law provide and deem to
be sufficient" The appropriation of
approximately 100000 by the second
special session of the legislature was
Interpreted by the board as indication
that the legislature deemed such
sums sufficient The levy bill, passed
at the first special session was fol-
lowed so far as it went but the board
did not consider it a necessary meas
ure, and did not hesitate to 80 beyond
it in view Of the specific provisions
Of the statutes.
4 The increase i'm the amount to be
raised over last year was due in part
to provisions for deficits. an of which
it is stated, win be wiped out by this
levy. The appropriations as made by
the legislature were approximately
the same as last year with the school
fund cut to 100000 The appropria.
ton for IN University was increased
somewhat over last year, as was also
the fund for the Flagstaff Normal and
) the maintenance of the Tempe Nor
NAL There had also been an increase
by reason of the power line to be
constructed to the prison
The increase of 91-2 cents in the
state tax levy, and of 41-2 cents in
the county rate, will leave the tax
rate in Phoenix just the same as last
p year, the city having been cut Il
cents There will be some difference
in the valuations, however, there be
ing a decrease from last year, so that
taxes in this city will be somewhat
, reduced
The appropriations made at the
second special session We're:
For additional judge for
A Maricopa county ...... 100000
|Stenographers, Office sec
rotary of state ...... 10000
State land commissioner 10000. OF
a For old land commission 2,733. 81
Creation of Imprest fund 5000. OF
? Relief Of food districts.
Apache, Navajo counties 10000. .Or
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-12
, . . . o . .
, A BATCH OF SMILES =
. . . . y . . .

Il suppose you will miss your an
nual trip to Europe, Mrs Cad"
mot a bit Ny husband and / al
ways wanted TO see America, and this
year We've got good excuse"
What made William Tell shoot the
apple?' asked little Bobby Of his eight
year-old brother
Jaw, don't you know that?' came
the quick reply. THE other fellow
wouldn't so halves, so what was Willie
going to do-let him get away with
it? Well l guess not. He had some
class
>"Tu never take my vacation early
in the summer again.
why lot?"
81 can't get anybody to listen to my
stories of the FISH l caught They're
all too busy thinking of the ones
they're going to catch"
After a man had busted the trusts
an morning anu spent hoCheltllel
money all afternoon and fought the
war in Europe all night, he goes home
and tells his wife that if women didn't
talk so blame much they would get
along better.
Can you keep a secret, uncle2"
"Yes."
"Weu. auntie has eloped with the
chauffeur, and they've borrowed youI
motor"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-12
STATE TAX LEVY IS
81 CENTS PER S1OO
OR q P. C, INCREASE
Board Of Equalization Fixed a
Rate of Nine and One Hall
Cents Above the Figures for
1914.

Q 9 . 9 = y . .
. state assessment roll, 1915, =
= S42O.0OO,O0O
. state assessment roll, 1914, '
. S407,000,O00
. Increase in valuation for 1915, =
= $4,000, 600
. Tax rate 1914, "A IL cents on :
. 500.
. Tax rate 1915, ga cents.
. Increase 1915 over 1914, IL =
= cents.
. Percentage of increase p 1-2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
Texas industries.

The girls nave shown the way. Here's
success To the Parker county canning fac
tory. Make things to eat in Texas. Buy
things to eat made in Texas. Eat in Texas
the good things made To be eaten in Texas.
Fort Worth Record. A. III other things,
Brown county j. not behind in the canning
factory movement. Out at Bangs where 80
many good things originate, there i "A can
ming factory which has been Ia successful
operation through several seasons. One of
the most creditable exhibits al the free fall
fair was by this little factory. The only
thing that i Lacking IN its success l. pa
tronage. If Brown county people would call
for products from this factory instead of
buying California peaches canned in Bos-
ton or llackensack, they wonld get the
same quality of product, at a smaller price,
and would be- assisting one of the most
worthy enterprises iii this entire section Of
the State.-Brownwood Bulletin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
Biz Gun SiIencerS.

Several things give AVA the position
of "a big gun when il is fired. the two
chief being the noise and the smoke
Thanks to smokelcss powder, however.
the latter has practically been done
away with.
The silcncing Of a big gun il 4 more
difficult problem and though in the ease
of rifles and small guns the report can
be made almost negligible. the gigantic
rush Of gases when u big shell Is free,
prevents a complete silencing.
4 silenccr which the French are using
j. so effd tive that no soltnd Of firing can
be heard over a greater distance than a
hundreds yards 81 SO.
Tho S~ilencer Is attached Ia the muzzle
Of the gun. As the shell leaves. the gun
u small shutter springs up andprevents
the explosive gases escaping in the usual
way. Ii is the sudden fierce rush of gas
which causes the 'bang," when a gun
il fired.
The gas passes out ihriugh the two
channels with nothing like the rush that
j. caused in the ordinary way. Ii l. i'm
possible to stop the gases escaping alto
sether. for the pressure is so terrific
that the gun would be blown 10 pieces.
Yorkshire Weekly Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
Havoc of the Weevil.

The boil weeviI has played havoc with
the cotton crop in Callahan, Eastland and
Comanche counties. They do not seem to
have lone 80 mach damage in Taylor and
practically acme in western counties. Some
believe II will Ne impossible for the farm
ers in the timber in this and other counties
to ever get rd Of the wtevil unless they
quit raising cotton. 1t j. Il hard PROPOSE
farmers in the brush will have Ia make
the change. and this j. the time to think
about what crops will be best to plant be
sides cofton.-Baird Star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21

After five months of practically con
tinuous work under extremely trying
conditions, the submarine Fl" which
with a crew Of - men on board had
failed To rise following "A dive in wafer
300 feet deep outside the harlor in Hon.
olulu. was raised to the surface and on
August 80 was placed in dry 1ock. The
raising Of this vessel l. by far the most
remarkable feat III snip raising cvt
accomplished. says the November Pop
nlar Mechanics Magazine. After the
vessel had been locked. an examination
showed two large holes. one at the how
and the other nj the stern. while the
potion and %Starboard were found to BE-
filed with sand. mud. battery plates.
and other debris. At that time no def
mite cause for the disaster 10 the vessel
could be discovered. There were indica.
lions. however. that the crew had been
asphyxiatrd by chlorine gas generated
by the leakage of sea water into the
cells of the storage batteries. and that
the holes i'm the hull had been caused.
after the death of the crew. by the pound
ing of the vessel on the sea- bottom. 4
view of the submarine after being raised
and placed in dry dock accompanies the
artirle. which fully describes the diff
culties encountered i'm the work and the
means employed to overcome them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
MATTERS
" ashin9ton Army Orders.

Washington. III. t. Get. nn-Armr orders.
. 'Id"fs pt August y. relating 10 Captain III
-. Iiuiifhf"ts. m"tii'ais corps. are amended s.,
N =" direct him ulinn relief duty at Fort pglr.
thrnp"- ~ proceed tr Fort sam Houston. rp-
porting q" commanding general. Southern ~.
Iartment. for temporary duty.
Captain William H.. Crrar,. Sixteenth inFan-
try. now AZ Galveston. will rrus-p.tl tu iuin ALL
regiment.
Orders ~ August .. relating a. Captain 4. 1.
Nc''ce, medical corps. arr amended 80 co. ta
dirrct him ND arrival nf tnptAin M. III Hanson
medical corps. at Fort I.aHvruwurth. WV NIFTY
c"cd t. Fort Sam Houston for temporary dntv.
Vaplai9 Hi L Hopkins. signal corps. viii
Proceed from Fort I,IyrirNurtA Nm Mission.
Texas. ami join Firid Company NJ. signal c..rIt~,
'rd"rS ~ August y. relating ~ First Lien
tenant /. III. Scott. medical cerps. are amended
- I'M M dircci hirl Irpn relief duty at Fora
Morgan, Az proceed M Fort Sam Houston fnr
temporary duty.
Tn president has accepted the resignation
n FIRST Lieutenant Alfred Richards. medical
ctlonel- =. y. Allen. coast artillery corps.
q. Il. Homes. Seventh infantry: Lieutenant
Iolonels N. l. Henley. Sixth field artillery: II.
Metiarhlln Jr. Fifth field artillery ii. III.
~hall"n, Twrnty-fuuth infantry: Samuel Hurk
hardt Ir. Nineteenth infantry: H. r. Ferguson.
Ihirtlrth infantry: !. !. Fleming. cuartermaS
ter corps. ami Nv. u. Glasgow. Fifth r4valr,
will rrucerd tu Fort Leav-nw"rth W. January
.. provided that. at the time 81 starting. they
are legally eligible for detached service and re-
port tv cummandint. thr army service srh..,lS
for special course fpr field officers.
captain q. f. Hamilton. quartermaSt.r corps.
= relieved from assignment t. Fifteenth cav
airy. effective January 4. viii Proceed Il, limited
states amt report tu comma tAiug general West
ern department for ORDERS.
Captain William H. Patterson. Twelfth in
fantry. viii prsmrrd 81 thi,-lgn for station.
Orders nf bHt Ihvr ~. relating Nv NIaiurs IN
: Ford ami William N. Ei.hram. medical
corps. are suspended until further orders.
Orders ~ September 70. relating a. First
Lieutenant Charles Hines. coast artillery corps.
are revoked.
Major H. Hunt. Twenty third infantry. II
detailed ~ Inspector Instructor. North Caro-
lima militia. and will proceed tu Raleigh. \. M.
for duty.
by direction ~ the president. Major T.. j.
Fleming. quartermatSer corps. - relieved from
duty An that corps and IL attached AZ Fifth
cavalry squadron AZ Fort L-Avrnworth.
Captain II. l.. Disque. FIFTEENTH cavalry. will
report 20 commanding general. Philippines de-
Tartment. for assignment la qnartrrmnstrr
corps.
Leave ~ absence: First Lieutenant Y. II.
Davis. Fifth field artillery. fifteen DAYS: Second
Lieutenant J. a Gillespie, Fifth field artillery,
two months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
TODAY IN HISTORY

1097-Opening of The siege Of Antioch BY
the Crusaders, who took by storm IN
the following year this ancient city
where the disciples were first called
christians"
l774-Provincial congress of Massachu-
sets resolved to enlist men for the
defense Of the province: these were
the 'minutemen,' the first armed de-
Tenders Of the country.
17S3-Congress insulted at philadelphia
bv n mob. adjourned To Princeton /:
this circumstance led 10 the question
of a permanent seat of government.
l797-Famous frigate Constitution launch
ed at Boston.
lS05-Battle of Trafalgar: Nelson vie
toriouS. but was killed on hiS ~frigate.
The Victory.
ls2l-Born Jenny Lind, the famous singer.
She died in 1887.
| lS9s-General Wood issues proclamation
in Cuba granting personal rights 10
the citizens.
l90O-Zeppelin's first aerial warShip was
successfully tried out.
l9l3-Colonel Roosevelt publicly wei
coined ut Rio Janeiro on his trip To
South America.
lglI-The War: Allies maintain their lines
in face Of terrific fire in Belgium.
French report progress on the right
bank IF the MeuSc. Germany declares
France i breaking the laws of war.
German attack on Warsaw i q fail
ure: Russians drive them back.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21

\ number of newspapers-and lndlvid-
uals-who advised the farmers TO sell their
cotton when the price reached 10 cents
are now advising them To hold for Ii
cents. Our advice has always been simple
III the farmer yves money, he should sell
his cotton as soon "a il i gathered; if he
can afford to hold il and wants to do 20,
il l. his own problem. What j. a wise
policy for one farmer Is extremely unwise
for another.-Brownwood Bulletin. ''Thems
our sentiments" III YOU are mortgaged you
had Just "a well make up You mind To do
whatever the fellow YOU are soaked with
says for you 10 do. Quit buying on a
credit and be independent and then hold
your cotton until it rotS if YOU want TO.
We saw a farmer hauling a load of cotton
seed home the other day. and when asked
why he did not sell them for $31 per ton
said they'll 90 to $40 before Christmas
Well that fellow may be a fool. but he i an
independent fool.-Ballinger Ledger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
MAKES RAPID HEADWAA
Add This Fact to Your Store of knowIedae.

Kidney disease often advances 20 rapid
y that many Il person Is firmly in its grasp
before aware Of H. progress. Prompt at
tention should be given the slightest svmp-
tom Of kidney disorder. III there is a dull
pain in the back, headaches, dizzy spells
Or a tired, worn-out feeling, or il the kid
.ley secretions are offensive. irregular and
attended with pain, procure 4 good kidney
remedy at once.
Thousands recommend Doan'S Kidney
Pills. Read the statement below.
James Webber, Poll lIidaIgo street. La
redo, Texas, says: Il suffered from back
ache and was on the sick list for ten DAYS.
After treating with other medicines for
about two weeks, ! started using Deans
Kidney Pills and was surprised at the
prompt results | got. They entirely re-
moved the trouble and in Il few days | was
myself again."
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for q kidney remedv-get Doan's Kid
ney Pills-the same that Mr.. Webber had
Foster Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo, n. y.
adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
SAN BENiT0 WILL.
ENTERTAIN THE
VALLEY WOMEN
MEETING OF VALLEY FEDERATION
or WOMEN'S CLUBS WILL BE
HELD THERE ON MONDAY.
PROGRAM is PREPARED WITH A
VIEW TO TWO BUSY SESSIONS
DURING MEETING DAY.


:" pcs" - " D'"i''' 'h"iI-
I" - \" pioSi"m committee m ms val
ny ''"''"'i"n u I'VE clu">' To-Day an
h'uh''" me program Tor me annual meet
ihg n ms leagues, winch VIII bc held ~
San heii'" on Monday October 20. Two
sessions nave 'eeh arranged Tor ne day.
4 7" morning "hu "he II ms aIier-
NOON IN" " DuSN session - Indicated by
~ lr"@raih' which ioi"ws:
a"' :" "o ody
~ ~ 'i''N'
i","'a'ion, MI SeSNup' Tan behiio.
" "rS = Al'ni'r-
-,
49, ~ 'f Nv
- -
90 '
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
Concert Program

The usual concert will take place nj
Fort Brown at 100 O'Clock. The follow
ing program was announced today hy
chief musician James II. Prewitt:
/. March Rifle Regiment SouSa
2. Medley Overture New York, Lon
Ion and Paris"-Eyans.
3. Waltz LES Sirens -Waldteufel
4. Grand Selection "Rigoletto"-verd
>. Characteristic 'Babillagc"-Gi.let
6. Fox Trot Pick. Pick. Pickaninnv'
From Lady Luxury Schroeder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
THURSDAY. OCTOBER y. 1915.
THE KM0CKER AND HIS CREED
lFart Worth Record.l

Why not b. q builder Why not con
struct? Why not %createe Why not help
those who need itl Why not make rhe
condition Of mankind brighter and the load
of the p%ackhorSe of civilization lighter
Why croak' Why be an eternal picker
of flaws. Why mol look for the good in
yonr fellows instead Of the evil? Why a
distorted imagination in 4 land where the
sky is blue and the sunshine j. warm! Why
not an encouraging smile and a helping
handp Why subscribe to this creed:
believe that nothing j. right.
believe that everything J. wrong.
believe that ! alone have the right
ideas. The town i wrong: the editor
j. wrong. the things they do are
wrong. and they are doing them in
the wrong way. anyhow. ! believe |
could fix things, ii they would let me.
Ii they don't | will get a lot of other
fellows like myself and We will nave
4 law passed 10 make others do
things the way We want them done.
am opposed To fun and am
happiest when at a funeral. | believe
i'm starting reforms that will take the
10Y out Of life. It. = sad world. and
am glad II H.. Amen.
There i lots Of sunshine IN this old
world. There j. lots OF the milk of human
kindness. There j. nothing in knocking.
There j. lots in building and promoting and
doing the best you can. Why wear . long
facet God gave that special privilege "a
the horse. There IS lots Of prosperity IN
the Southwest as well o. this nation over
There are rainbows everywhere IN the sky
Peace Is coming to Mexico. There i peace
everywhere within the borders Of oui
country. The war IN Europe may destroy
militarism and humble IN the dust mon
archs who claim 10 rule by divine right
Never subscribe 20 the Knockers creed. Do
the best You can. Scatter a little sunshine
and let il 90 mt that.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
BIRTHDAYS TODAY

William {. ~liodgkins, famous govern
ment boundary and coast surveyor. now
directing the coast survey of the Philip
pine Islands. is 6l years old today. He
has settled many disputes between states
as To boundary lines, and has mapped
coasts i'm Alaska and Porto Rico. lie was
born al Boston on October 2l, 1854, and
won his engineering degree ut Harvard. Al
IL he entered the United States coast sur
vcy service and he has gwen over forty
years to the interesting work of placing
boundaries and mapping the zig-zag coast
lines IN the far North and the far South,
In 1892. Mr.. Hodgkins relocated the cir
cuiar boundary between Pennsylvania and
Delaware. originally surveyed by William
Penn. lie took part in the survey of the
boundary between Alaska and Canada, re-
located part of the boundary between lows
and Missouri, and VS. chairman of the
commission Ia relocate the boundary be-
tween Virginia and Tennessee. He also
re-surveved the Mason K Dixon line be
tween Pennsylvania and Maryland. liz
commanded coast survey vessels in Alas.
kan and Porto Rican waters. In 1914 h,
was given charge OF the government coasI
survey of the Philippine Islands.
Oliver AmeS. Boston financier and pillow
manufacturer. 81 years old today.
Ransford :. Miller, United States con,
sui general AT Seoul, Japan, Is today.
DIR. Frederick =. Sykes. president Con.
n%ecticut College for Women, 81 today.
John Burns, labor leader ia British par
lament, 81 years old today.
Hon. George f.. Drummond, who estab
liShed the iron industry Of Canada, 81
years old today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
SCHOOLS TO GET
FUNDS OF STATE
SAN BENITO SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS
TO GET $1,000 FOR MANUAL
TRAINING DIVISIONS.
Especial a. The Herald.

San Benito. Texas. Oct. 2l.-Supt c.
f. Thomas of the local city schools is
just in ro-eipt of a letter from state su-
p~erintendent w. +. DoughcrT. stating
that this school has been awarded state
and to the amount Of $1,000 to be used in
the departments Of domestic science. ag-
-riculture and manual training. 1he first
named departments have beer main
tanned in the local schools for some
years, but will be put on a better foot
ing by the purchase of additional equip
ment with this money. Tn the Mexican
school manual training will be introduc-
ed under the supervision of Prof. Fenton
Caldwell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
SAN BENlT0 WILL
PLAY HARLINGEN
SCHOOL TEAMS TO MEET on THE
GRIDIR0H At JUNCTION
CITY FRIDAY.

san Bcnito. Texas, Oct. N. Final
practice was INDUCED in b., the san
Bcniio high school football team this
afternoon preparatory ~ their game to-
morrow az IIarlimgen. 4. hard contest is
expected % develop ~ the H~ar,ingrn
team considerably outweighS the local
aggregation and puts up especially stiir
line work. These two teams played their
first game of the season here before "
record breaking crowd two weeks AGO.
neither SIC scoring. However. il il
thought that scores will H. more i'll cvi-
dcncc IN tomorrow'S game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21

0TMER PAPERS OPINIONS.
CominQ to Him.

The esteemed Fort Worth Record j. be-
inc charged in many quarters with re-
sponsibility for the advance in the price
of cotton: and Hugh Nugcnt Fitzgerald
smilingly admits the soft Impeachment
Denison Herold. II i coming to him. Hugh
Fitzgerald has been fighting the battle for
several years and has no desire 10 run for
any public Office. lie is entitled 10 all the
bouquets he reccives.-Bonham Daily
Favorifc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
Maxim Her HannY.

II odd y0u last SahbaIh. children. v
said the Sunday school tescher. that
r0u ShnHld MI try Nd make someone hap
py during the week. How many Of you
have"
III did answered n hoy promptly.
That's nice. Johnny. What did Won
do"
IL went 90 see my aunt. and she's NJ
ways happy when \ 20 home again.
Boston Transcript.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21

CIT
c ! r 0 | A x

Best thing for constipation. sour stom-
ach. lazy liver and sluggish bowels. stops
a sick headache almost III once. Gives "
most thorough and satisfactory flushing
no pain. no nausea. Keeps your system
cleansed, sweet and wholesome. Ask for
Citrolax. Martinez Drug Store, north cor
ncr Market Square.-adv. If.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
Illinois Hanqinu.

Murphysboro. Ill.,. Oct. 2l.-Elliston
Scott, q negro. will be hanged tomorrow
morning for killing Clara Barton. a
negress. Extraordinary precautions have
been made to prevent SCOTS taking his
own life. When he was sentenced. he made
Z u break Cor liberty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21

The Herald IL delivered by carriers reg
ularly employed bv The Herald 70 subscri-
bers' homes in Matamor0a. Mexico: West
Brownsville. San Renito. TIarlingen. L.yfnrd.
Raymondville. Mercedes. Pharr. McAllen. Mis-
sion and Edinhurg. The latter point the most
distant from the Office az publication. is
reached mt Gas o'clock ON the afternoon Of
publication. ~ sDrciai Automobile service
being employed from San Juan. Texas. Sub
ecrihers not receiving their papers regular
" should notify the local agent. or write The
Herald. Brownsville. Tex.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21
And So il Goes.

Edison cries for peace. and he inven-
ted the photograph.
Henry Ford cries for peace and every
body knows what he invented
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-21

Checks shonld he made payable 10 The
Brownsville Herald Publishing Co. BUSINESS
communication should he addressed to the
company. and items. letters. etc. intended for
publication shonld be addressed to Editor. The
Herald. Brownsville. Texas. Letters intended
for publication should he signed with the full
name OF the writer. The name will not be
printed n not desired. hut II will be evidence
Of good faith ON the mart Of the writer