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own. All factions alike would resent
any Interference by a foreign country.
The United States. furthermore
would have tremendous difficulty In
subjugatinS Mexico. Tho very topog-
raphy or the country would initiate
against success by an American army.
The MeNicans recently have learned
how to use dynamite In warfare: and
IN Il country where tunnels and bridges
are OF such strategic Importance. a
little dynamite would 30 long way.
WOULD COST 10000 MEN no
REACH MEXICO CITY
ITO reach Mexico City would mean
the loss of 10000 men, and after the
Americans had obtained possession of
tho Mexican capital, they would find
their lines OF communication cut or.
Dynamite could accomplish that.
ut is true that the United states in
tervencd in Cuba and then turned the
government OF the island over to the
Cubans. But In that war you were
fighting Spain. not the Cubans.
What Mexico needs Is a strong man,
Il man who can hit the lawbreakers
over the hand. Three weeks OF good
strong rule would bring such Mexicans
TO their senses DiaH was that kind
OF a man. SO is Huerta.
1T Is not true that IIucrta is here to
start revolution. lio wants TO see
your country. lie will stay here n few
weeks and then visit Niagara Falls,
Washington and other places. 1t is
not certain when he will return to
Spain. where his three sons and five
daughters are
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.TERRE HAUTE OFFICIALS
BEGIN TRIP TO PRISON
Mayor Roberts Heads Party OF Fiji
teen Now En- Route to Lenven-
worth Pcnitentiary.
TRAVELLING ON SPECIAL CAR
Time for Departure From Indian
npolis Not Made Public, and Only
Small Crowd mt Station as Men
Board Train.
Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispatch.l

INDIANAPOLIS. April 1S.---IIeaded by
Mayor Dom NJ. Roberts. fifteen pris-
oners convicted in the Terre IIaute cleo
ton conspiracy cases and sentenced to
the Lcavenworth Pcnitentiary, started
on the trip TO prison late to-day. They
are due at Leavenworth early on Mon
day.
Tho time for the departure was not
! made public here, and only n small
crowd was at the station as the pris-
oners each accompanied by a special
United States marshal. boarded a spe-
cial car attached to Il passenger train.
While the men were being placed
! in line in the jail yard to march to the
railway station. the e!ghty-two men
given TALL sentences for their part i'm
| the conspiracy shouted good-by and
Joining in passing tests back and forth.
None OF the wives or relatives of
! the prisoners was permitted to ac-
company them from the jail! to the
| station.
Six men convicted had promised
Judge Anderson to start for prison not
later than noon to-day. They had been
! ut liberty at their home in Tcrre IIautc
| The six arc Arthur ellis. John Mas
selink, Joseph O'Aiara. George S. Overn.
Joseph Strauss and Maurice Walsh. all
OF whom had received sentences OF a
year and day in prison.
The fifteen taken to prison and the
sentence they received are:
Mayor Roberts. six years and a fine
of $4,000
Dennis Shea. former sheriff OF Vigo
county. five years and $1,000 fine
Edward Dricoll, assistant city en-
gincer. three years, fine $500.
George Ehrenhardt. member board OF
works. three years. nne $500.
Harry Montgomery, president board
| OF works. three years. fine $500.
Thomas Smith. city Judge, three
cars. fine $500.
William Crockett. superintendent city
crematory. two years. nne 500.
Hilton Redman. son Of Judge Red
man. two years, fine 500.
Elmer Z. Talbot. CITY comptroller
two years, fine 500.
John E. Green, merchant. two years
fine sloO
Lewis Nunly. assistant city engineer
| two years. fine 500.
Alexander Aczel. street inspector
year and a day. 500 fine.
Charles Houghton. City Hall Gus.
| todian. year and day, fine 500.
Edward Hollcr. former chief of po-
! lice. year and n day. fine 800
! 1t lis understood that Mayor Rob.
| erts's wife will continue her efforts tc
obtain an appeal bond for her husband
Judge Anderson fxeo bonds at the rate
or 10000 for each years sentence.
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Funeral OF Colonel A. Il. Andrews.

lSpeClal 10 Inc Times DiSpatCh.1
RALEIGH. y. C., April 1S.-Thc fun
cral of Colonel y. u. Andrews will be
held from the Church of the Good Shep-
herd at 1870 o'clock on Monday after
noon, conducted by Rt. Rev. Joseph
Blount Cheshire. ID. D.. Bishop of the
Diocese OF North Carolina, and Rev. /.
Mick PlttinEer, d. D., rector of the
church One of the transepts of tho
church. tho cathedral for this diocese
which was erected largely through the
liborality of Colonel Andrews, will be
reserved for railroad officials large
numbers of whom are on their wav
here. representing many of the prin-
cipal roads of tho country. The other
transept will be reserved for the vestry
of the Church of the Good Shepherd.
the directors of the Citizens National
Bank and representatives of other or
CARNATIONS with which Colonel An
drews had been intimately connected
The casket will be borne by colorcd
men who had been servants OF Colonel
Andrews for many years. The honorary
pallbearers will be limited to four off,
cials of the Southern Railway Com
pany md four Raleigh citizens with
whom Colonel Andrews was especially
intimate. Tho railroad officials are
President Fairfax Harrison, OF the
Southern; Wee President j. NJ Culp
General Counsel Alfred p. Thorn, and
Assistant General Counsel Hamilton
McWhortor. of Athens. Ga.
All trains on tho Southern and all
wheels In the shops Of tho road will he
stopped for five minutes, beginning Mt
tho hour OF the funeral, 1t was an
nounosd Tonight.
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.NIrN. IL. ID. MnIe.

iSpcciai 10 Inc Times D!spatch.1
BLACkSBCEG. VA, April lS.-Mrs.
Betty Earhcart Wade. widow OF Captain
Hamilton ID. Wade. OF Chris,iansburg.
Wh" was FOR many years clerk OF the
montgomery County Court, died carly
saturday morning a; the home here Of
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. j.. Slusser The
funeral scrric" was held this afternoon
ri the Methodist Church, and the body
was taken Immediately afterwards to
ChristanSburg for burial. She was
seventy-two years old, and is survived
ny two sons and three daughters, II. G.
Wade. OF Rlneaeld; Clyde Wade, Of
Christiansburs. Mrs. Slusser and Miss
Maggie Wade. o, Blacksburg, and Mrs.
t. Il. Fitzpatrick. OF Bristol.
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Blaney. sc.
/ have suffered for many years from gastric
troubles. stomach puffed and food sour. l have
tried many remedies and q good many waters.
Some have helped. but mono have given mo
such relief as your Spring Water. use It and
recommend ito my patients.
w. D. GRIGGSBY, bI. D.
Baltimore. Nd. April 80. 1914.
For many years suffered with stoma CHI trout
BILE as a direct result o asthma. consulted the
very best specialist in this country. and spen t
quite largo sum OF money in my endeavor to
get relief. However. had about como to tho
conclusion that my case was hopeless, but by
accident happened to get hold ofoDe OF your
ter. After drinking tho water for about three
weeks was entirely relieved. and since that
time have suffered but little Inconvenience
from my trouble. cheerfully recommend tho
use OF your Water to any ono that may be SUI.
fering from stomach trouble.
OSCAR r. SMITH.
vics.Prss. Young g. Selden Co.. Bank stsioners.
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.HUERTA SAYS AMERICA
SHOULD NOT INTERVENE
His Adviser Declares All Factions
Would Unto Against Any For
eign Country.
STRONG MAN IS NATIONS NEED
Mexico Could Not 30 Treated Like
Cuba, and if This Country Ever
Goes Into That Republic, 1t Will
Never Give Up Control.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. !

NEW YORK, April 13.-Gcneral IIu
erta's belief that tho United Sta,cs
should not intervene in Mexico for the
purpose OF restoring order ont OF the
present chaos was voiced to-day by
Abram u. Rather, his financial ad-
wiser.
IF the American government went
into Mexico IT would not come out"
said Ratncr. You could not handle
Mexico the way you did Cuba You
would not give up control of Mexico
once you get IT,"
General Iuerta attended tho Federal
League bail game in Newark to-day.
He said ne enjoyed it, although much
less than q bullfght. TOO mild" was
the Huerta characterization of the ma :
tional game. On returning to tho An
sonia, the former dictator of Mexico
gave out a formal statement concern
Ing the attack upon him by Pedro
! Lascurain, Rafael l.. Hernandez and
Ernesto Madero. and then let his secrc-
tary do the rest OF the talking.
DECLINES TO ENGAGE
IN PRIVATE CONTROVERSY
Concerning the urain-Hernandez-
Madero charge that Huerta was q
usurper and responsible for the assas-
sination OF President Madero. General
lIuerta said:
II Will not engage In private con
troversies.
American readers must Judge for
themselves between the sincerity and
truthfulness of my statements and tho
attacks directed against me"
Ratner's statements were regarded as
especially important because of his in
innate knowledge OF General Huerta's
personal affairs. In speaking further
of chaotic conditions in Mexico, he
said:
The MeSicans may quarrel among
themselves like husband and wife, bu,
they regard these qUarrcls as their
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Renew Your Health
AT Natures Fountain
Without the Expense and Loss of Time
Necessary for a Visit to the Spring
THE CRISIS

There eemeo time in the life Of prac.
tcally every man and woman when their di-
gestive or climinative organs, or both. fail
to respond to drugs prepared by human
skill. In fact drug. seem to do them
about as much harm as good for their sys-
tems rebel against all drugs. These are
the cases which physicians call Stub
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they persist in spite of drug treatment.
do not refer to incurable diseases such
az cancer and consumption, but to that
larger class Of functional disorders which
we meet every day, where the organs Of
digestion and elimination are impaired.
For this class of cases our best physi-
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their uveaithy patients to the mineral
springs where, in the great majority of
cases they are permanently restored or
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busy man or woman who cannot spare
the time 70 spend several week, or pos
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Read my answer in the coupon at tho
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I have the utmost confidence in the
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Mineral Wssara
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LIVER AND KIDNEY

Ohoopee. Ga, Aug. 81, 1914
/ feel thas 1t Is duo y II that should give my
testimony. unsolicited. as to tho dement's q eriv-
ed from the use OF your Sbiyar Springs Water
was unable to do my work, and had been un-
der the treatment OF physicians for six months
for kidney and liver troubles whom decidsd to
try your Spring Water. and now after using it
for about thirty days am able to do my work
fool good. and have gained about tw enty pounds.
most heartly recommend It's use to all who suf-
fer from disorder OF the liver and kidneys.
NJ. L. STEPHENS
Carlisle. 8. G..
It Is nne for liver troubles, also for coDstipa-
to bonsfcial results in my case.
REV. A. MICA. PITTbiAN
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TERRE IIAUTE STATION
CROWDED WHEN TRAIN PASSES

TERRE HAUTE. IND, April 1s.-The
Terre Haute station was crowded when
the train bearing Mayor Dom NJ. Rob-
erts and the fourteen other Federal
prisoners. convicted TT the election
fraud cases arrived late to-day. The
curtains OF the prison car were drawn,
but just before the train departed Rob
crts leaned from the window and an
nounccd the appointment ,of Frank T.
Strilev ms treasurer of the Democratic
county committee to succeed Maurice
Walsh, who with five others left here
earlier In the day to begin serving
their sentences in prison
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BILIOUSNESS

Greenville. S. c.. Feb. Is, 1914.
Fo7 over two years. following nervous break
down. have suffered with liver so torpid that
ordinary remedies were absolutely powerlesR.
Spring. and began drinking the Water. Upon
advice however. the first night j took laxa-
tive; the second night milder one. Since then
have takon none at all. Tho enect ofthe wa
or has been remarkable Its action on my llv-
ermost marked. an u my health and spirits great
~ improved. l am satisfied that the laxative,
followed by the Water. was the proper treat
mont IA my case. My condition Is now perfect.
S. A. DER1EUX.
Busna vista. Va, Oct, ., 1914.
1t fs Ereat pleasure to tell you that your We
tor has boon great benent, l may say great
blessing. TO me. My wife saysit has hslpsd mo
more than anything else ever tried. have
boon. for thirty years, 3 sufferer from stomach
trouble. REV. T.. II. ROWE.
Co-Prosident SOuthaYn SamlnlYY.
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Justice julius PeIton.

Spccial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA. VA, April ls.-Jus-
tice Julius Pelton. one Of the best
known IRE insurance agents IN the city,
died at 1880 o'clock last night at his
home here. He was n native OF Com
neciicui He had lived in Alexandria
FOR many years. and up 10 the time OF
MS death was n justice OF the peace,
having served in that capacity from the
Ihird Ward. He was eighty-one years
Ola ana Is survived by his widow.
Mr. Pe!ton was a member OF AleSan-
dria-Washington Lodge of Nasors. and
also member Of Alexandria Lodge of
EikS. Funeral services will be held to-
morrow and the body will be taken to
boston tomorrow night for burial
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VILLA PREPARING TO RENEW
ATTACK ON 0BREGON FORCES
CnrranzH Agent REPORTS lie Is Milking
Vain Efforts 10 Reorgnnizc
Army,

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Rcports to
the state Department to-day from
lrapuato said General Villa was pre-
pairing to renew his attack on General
OhrcSons CarranZa forces at Cclaya.
Tho CarranZa agency hero tonight
announced tho receipt Of cabIeEram
from vera Cruz saying that Villa was
reported to have fed through Irapuato
yesterday with the remnant Of his
army. Inc message said he was maxi
ing vain efforts to rcorganizc his army.
hut attempting no stand.
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EACH COST S11,5OO
Navy Department Contracts for Three
IiydrOueroplnnes

HydrOneropInnes.
WASHINGTON. April 1S.-Contracts
for three hydroaHoplanes at s11,5O0
each. have been awarded by tho Navy
Department to the Burgess Company. OF
Marblehcad. Mass. The specifications
cell for machines with q speed Of eighty
miles nm hour, sustained flight of Mt
least seven hours and ability to climb
with full load $500 feet in twenty min
utes.
Proposals will be issued in the near
future for moro hydroacroplanes
Meanwhile naval aeronautical experts
are watching closely tho developments
in aircraft growing out OF the Euro
pean war.
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Withdrawal Continues

BROWNSVILLE, TEN, April IS.
The withdrawal OF Villa troops from
the vicinity OF Matamoros continued
to-day. seven troop trains leaving Row
nosa during tho day for Monterey.
Troops from the Carranza garrison mt
Matamoros to-day rcoccupicd several
border towns evacuated by the Villa
army.
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Mrs. Mary IicIlc CoIIib.r

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
LfNCHBCRG. VA, April lS.-Nlrs.
Mar" Belle Galliher. aged twenty four
years, wife of Charles T.. Galliher. died
to day at the Home and Retreat, where
she had been under treatment Her body
was taken 10 Abingdon for burial
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RHEUMATISM

Leeds, 8. G..
have tested your Spring Water in several
cases OF rheumatism, chronic indigestion, kid
ney and bladder troubles. and In nervous and
sick headaches. and ind that II has acted nicely
n each case, and believe that IL used contin-
uously for u reasonable timo will produce q
permanent euro. twill purify the blood re-
lieyo debility, stimulate tho action OF th liver.
kidneys and bladder. aiding them in throwing
ca. CROSBY. N. D.
Fredericksburg, Va.
Mrs. Carter has had enlarged joints upon her
bands. caused by rheumatism. Shivar Sprin z
water removed every trace OF the onlargem t.
WIN. c. CARTER.
Roper, n. c., Oct. so. 1914.
l am anxious to get more OF tho Water. II
has done me more good than anything l haVo
ever TILED for rheumatism.
Mrs. II. c, EDWARDS.
Florence. S. c., Dec. l, 1911.
I suffered with indigestion and kidney trou-
bls.and year ago was stricken with acute artic-
ular rheumatism; was helpless for months. aud
since using your Spring Water am walkin e
without any crutch and improving daily. Indi-
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var Spring Water in tho sky so that the world
could become acquainted with It,
MRS. TIiEO. KUKER.
warrenton, Va, Nov. 81. 1914.
1t Is doing my rheumatism so much good.
My Limbs are beginning TO feel like new ones.
MRS. JAMES II. CARTER.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Charles IhcIps.

lSrecial to The Times Dispatch.l
LiNCiBCRG. VA. April lS.-Charles
Phelps, aged thirty-four years, died to-
day at his home at Tyrcanna, Campbell
County, after a long illness of pelagra.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LEARY.--Died. In Baltimore at his late
residence, Friday, April l6, 1915,
RICHARD LEARY. He leaves 4 wife.
loss.
Funeral at s P. NJ. MONDAY from
Sacred Heart Cathedral. Interment in
Mount Calvary CemeterY
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RENAL AND CYSTIC

Columbia, S, c.
suffered for eight years with kidney troubl.
and Inflammation of the bladder to the extent
thatI would have to get UP during tho nifhi
some i've or 81 K times. After using this water
only few days. I am entirely relieved and
suffer- no more effect OF the trouble whatever.
J. p. D.
Vtreilina. Va, March Is. 1914.
Your Water has done me mora good than any.
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ARR.
Wesley. Ca. May IL. 1914
had been down with bladder trouble.
Couldn't stand on NY feet three minutes at n
time. In three days after commenced drink.
Ing your Mineral Wnter my pain was all gone,
could walk whore pleased. and felt like new
man. s. r. ID
High Point. N. c.. Oct. 8, 1914
My wife has had bad kidney trouble for sew
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about three weeks and t has already made he
new woman. Her color is much improved
her appetite is allthat she could wish for. her
digestion seems to be perfect We give Shivlr
Springs credit for 1t all.
r.G.S.
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C.. V. TRUITT.
President Unity Cotton Mills,

Johnston, S. G.
wish to add my testimony to the wonderful
curative powers of the Shivar Mineral Water.
For number of years my wife has been suf-
ferer from indigestion and nervous debility.
and her condition had reached such stage as
to Datle tho skill OF our most eminent physi.
clans. Her extreme nervousness and hear
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como almost nervous wreck. The latter par
flast Nay she began using the Shivar Water,
which she has continued 10 this date with mosi
satisfactory results.
Fl. C. BAILEY,
Editor Johnston NowS Monitor,
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INDIGESTION

Savannah. Georgia.
fwas suffering with indigestion. stomach aud
liver disorders and all It's train of horrifying
phenomena for seyoral months. had lived on
milk. soft eggs. shredded wheat, very fnsuffi-
cient diet for an active working man. and. OF
course. from disease and starvation was in q
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debility. 1 ordered ton gallons oil your Mineral
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when necessary, and In four months gained
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ties as possible, for its properties are so happily
blended and in such proportion that they will
not disturb Tho most delicate system. It Is
a. L. r. AvANT. IL. d.
La Grange. Ga, Nov. %. 1914
I feel It my duty to suffering humanity TO
mako public announcement OF the dement's
have derived from Shivar Spring Water. Ihave
been sufferer for the past twenty-five yearH
from indigestion and dyspepsia. After ono
weeks trial Of Shivar Water commanded to
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gained fifteen pounds / feel better and
stronger than have In twenty-five years.
strongly recommend this Wafer 10 any onn
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am writing this voluntarily and trust 1t will
fall In the hands of many who arc so unfortu-
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CIV. TRUITT.
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Columbia G n

-. a. ColuElbla, s. G.
- My wife was chronic sufferer from cailstones.
She WAS stricken critically Ill. and no thing bus
morphine seemed to relieve her pain By render-
Ing her unconscious. My physician, who Is 3
GOOD ono, seemed 10 do very litlle good Rev.
or Columbia, :. c., advised me to ia ke her I'm
mediAtsly to Shivar Spring. On consulting my
SO without delay. In about three days after ar
i 1isIng al ths Spring she WAS apparently re-
suffered no i'll eject OF the trouble since.
rlsass publish this for the benefit of sufferers
J. p. DRAEEIM.
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Fill Out This Coupon and MaHLt Today. .
Shivar Spring,
Box 70T, Shelton, S. c..

Genemen-I offer and enclose herewith two
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". J. STRATN.

williamson, y. C. Oct S, 1914
My doctos said I would have TO be operatsd
on for Sallstones but since have bee n d linking
your water haven't had to have doctor.
W. II. EDWARDS
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CALLSTONES

Greenvlle, S. C.
shtvar Spring Water cured my mother o gall
stones. or, might say. II snatched her from tho
hospital door. as the doctors had said nothing
short OF an operation would do her any good
After drinking the Water She Tas able TO GO out
or bod. and Is today stout and healthy. hope
these few lines will DO Of help 10 some ono sun.
ering as my mother did.
W.. STRATN
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DYSPEPSIA

Fl. c. BAILEY,
Editor Johnston Nows.NopltoY,
The Springdale news., 1915-09-17
CHAPTER XXI.
"The Web Of Destiny" i"

\ AGING at Vivian Marston's 7 cool dismissal of him alter ad \ hitting she had married him
 only t0 gan nnssoSsinm 0f the