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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10

FOR the authors appearance. After re-
marking that the engraver had had
contest with Nature 10 "out-doo life,
the poet printer remarks:
80 could he but have drawn his Wit
as well in brasse. as ne hath hi his
Face. the print would then surpasse all
tina, was ever writ in brasse. But since
ne cannot, Reader locke. no; or his pct
ure but his booke."
The printer liked this verse so well
that he repeated j, in the future edi-
tons Of the folio in the same large
type.
Pirates Use Magic Name.
During his lifetime the commercial
value Of Shakespeare name became so
great that many plays were issued under
his signature Some Of the extraordinary
titles are The Merry Devil OF Ednon-
ton" Arden OF Fevershsm," published
before 1916. and The Fair En-" The
second play has a subtitle calculated
20 draw the coin out Of a miser's purse.
Il he stopped az the booksiall 20 read
IT, Shakespeare must have found a
hearty laugh in the lamcntable and
true tragedie o. VI. Arden OF Fevershsm.
IN Kent. who was most Wickedly muir
dered by his disloyal and wanton wife.
who for the love she bore one Moshie.
hyred two desperate ruffins. Bleakswil!
and Shakesbag 20 Kill hin. Wherein is
showed the great malice and dissimu-
latiol OF a wicked woman; the insa-
table desire. etc. and the shameful
end OF all murderers."
Fifty years after Shakespeare's
death, Macbeth seems 20 have been
turned into q roliicking musical trac-
edy. An edition was printed without
his name advertising alterations. add
tons and new songs "a acted AZ the
Dukes Theatre in 1874. "Sauny. the
Scott" was the new title given 10 a
farcical version Of The Tanning Of the
Shrew.' while one Thomas Duffett
wrote supposedly humorous burlesque
Of The Tempest which ia fu Of psro-
dies.
Sources Of Plots Listed.
Allusions 10 tho bard By contempt
rsries. Of which there are many IN the
collection. represent practically all Of
t.l -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10

was senior Garcia Larrosa. Filipino,
who has taken the course AZ west Point
under the provisions o. q special act Of
Concrcs-.
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Allusions TO tho bard By contempt
rsries. Of which there are many IN the
collection. represent practically all Of
the references % Shakespeare that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-10
You Must Act QuickE,

THE remarkable bargain
L while longer. The conf
were made before the war
cost OF raw material makes
The publishers notify us
exhausted they cannot supply
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-03-17

d6passent pas les limites propres
ct l6gales. Car c'est justement une
insulte de ce genre d'a&rmer que
la grande masse du peuple moral a
besoin d'etre prot6g6 par la loi
ontre des actes de folie oa impro-
pres, supplement parce que quel-
ques anormaux ne peuvent suivre
le droit chemin.
ST, par cette protection l6gale
contre toute tentation, on ne de-
truisait la force de volont6 ou la
m; 1trise de soi-meme des quel-
ques-uns settlement pour qui ces
lois sont faites, ct 81 sa libert6 in
dividuelle d'eux seuls 6tait res
treinte, il y aurait moins a redire.
Mais la consequence d6sastreuse
dune semblable legislature est
qu'elle entrave la libert6 d'action
de tous, sains ou anormaux, de-
truit ainsi la sauvegarde de la IL
bert6, oblige les personnes norma
les q vivre dams un abri artifciel,
les afaiblit ct conduit q la deg6p6-
ration les forces morales des hon.
mes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-03-17

La cause de PAllemagne, c'est
la cause de la force. II s'agit de sa.
voir 81 Independence des nations,
le respect des trait6s sont de vains
mots,si la violence cree lie fait droit
ct 81 le success l4gitime pinjustice. II
s'agit de savoir sill nest pas pour
les peuples, CONNIE pour les indi-
vidus, des lois qui s'imposent q
tous ct quill nest permis q person
ne de violer.
VOLTA le sens ct la portee de Get
te guerre formidable. L'impossible
success de pAllemagne aurait etc le
triomphe de la force sur lie droit,
l:apog6e du mat6rialisme bretal,
l'asservissement da monde. A celia
la conscience chretienne ne peut
souscrire.
Nous lie disons en- face de nos
eglises incendiees, de nos taberna.
cles bris6s, de nos provinces fou-
lees ct ruin6es, nous le disons au
nom de nos soldats qui, pour toute
Ia France, dams lobscurit6 des
tranchees on sur les champs de ba-
taille, tombent glorieusement, ct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-03-17
Market Hotel
CHAs. FRAME, Prop

Ouvert Jour ct Mutt. Chauffe ala vapeur
Accommodations de premiere classe.
80 ler9 rue nord. $1.O0 par jour
Ecurie en- connection.
O,,an )av and Night Steam Heat
First Glass 4 como 6ationa
so lst St. N $l.W per day
Livery BarK In Connection
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Bureaux: sos Avenue Centrale

chire la chr6tient6 ct la plus re.
cente de toutes le ''modernisme'
solenellement condamn6 par Ro-
me, CONNIE une des plus pernicieu-
ses d6viations de lesprit reli-
gieux?
lis Sc pr6tendent les repr6sen-
tants de l'ordre social, des id es
de discipline, de hitrarchie ct
d'autorite: peuvent-ils faire oublier
que c'est en- terre allemande qua
prls naissance la plus formidable
des doctrines de revolution sociale,
lie collectivisme de Karl Marx?
lis s'afirment les porte-drapeau
de la civilisation chretienne: mont
ills point livr6 au martyre la catho-
lique Belgique? Ne viennent-ils
pas de relever P6tendard du Pro-
phete, ct de s'eforcer de faire dams
tout pIslam, precber la guerre
sainte contre les chr6tiens?
Alton songe a ce qu'aurait etc
pour le monde catholique, ct non
pas settlement pour lEurope, la
diminution de la France?
Alton pu croire quill nous rem
placerait partout, ce peuple qui,
repoussant la charlie, n6gligeant
la v6rite, oubliant qu'aucune ma
tion nest enforcement pure aux
yeux de Dieu, So donnait a lui-
meme une outrecuidante mission
de justice.
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La revolution de Villa au Mexi-

La revolution de Villa au Mexi-
que touche a sa fin.
L'armee du c6lebre bandit, CON-
pos6e d'environ 5000 hommes,
s'est rendue aux troupes constitu-
tionalistes. Ellie a d6pos6 les ar
mes, a la condition de recevoir une
somme d'envlron 100000 dollars, q
r6partir entire les officers ct les
soldats de larm6e. Ce qui fut fait.
La capituIation de rarm6e Willis
te nous a r6vel6 quelques details
int6ressants sur son organisation.
Sur les huit mile hommes qui
formaient son effectif complet, on
comptait 1888 officers, Sc detail
liant CONNIE il suit: l49 g6n6raux,
$50 colonels, l,470 lieutenants-co-
loneIs, 4e5 commandants ct 371 ca
pitaines.
Les Mexicaine ont toujours igno-
re la crise des cadres. .
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L'homme qui inventa le

L'homme qui inventa le
sommeil. On raconte que San
cho Panza aurait dit: "Que Dieu
b6nisse rbomme qui lie premier in
venta lie sommeil; ct il aurait bien
pu lie dire, car un sommeil profond
salutaire, est certainement la seu-
le chose qui permet a iesprit fati-
que ct au corps abattu de pouvoir
Sc r6cup6rer. Un sommeil profond
ct r6parateur est toujours associ@
avec une bonne sant6. M. L. Ber-,
nascone, 81 Roosevelt Street, New.
York City, touche a ce sujet dens.
une lettre recente. II 6crit: Ill
y environ deux ans, je tombai
malade souffraut de maux de tete
ct de douIeurs dams tout le corps
Je ne pouvais pas dormir ct il ne
fallait pas songer au travail. On
consulta bien les docteurs, mais
aucun ne m'apporta de soulage-
ment. J'entendis alors par)er du
Novoro ct en- fs venir. Les paroles
ne pourraient d6crire lie merveil-
leux efet quill edt dams mon cas-.
Un mois apres j'6tais bien, les dou-
leurs avaient disparu. je pouvais
manger de bon app6tit ct travail
ler journellement ct dormir profon-
dement,; le sommeil r6parateur
6tait de nouveau en- mon pouvoir.
LIE Novoro fit pour moi ce qu'au-
Gun docteur n'avait pu faire."
Des milliers de personnes ont
t6moign6 des m6rites reels de ce
vieux remele herbeux. Aucun cas-
ne fut jamais asssez grave, nj au-
cune maladie assez s6rieuse pour
quill n'apporte pas du soulagement.
II nest pas en- vente dams les phar-
macies. Des agents sp6ciaux le
fournissent au public directement
du laboratoire des lubricants, le
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., 49,
25 So, Hoyne Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Ann.
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() Encyclique ''Quanta Cura'':
Verum etlam sempitern~ naturali
legi a Dec in omnium cordibus
insculpt@.
(2) E. Waxweiler, ola Belgique
neutre ct loyale." Lausanne, 1915.
81 "Livre girls beige" piece No
IS. Wir sind in der Notwehr und
Not kennt klein Gehot!.. Wer.
der darf nur daran denken, vie er
sich durchhaut d'apres "Der Eu-
ropanisch Krieg Leipzig.
(N "Communiqu6 de la legation
de Belgique. Temps du 8 mars
1915
(5) Harnack, "Internationale
Monatschrift," oct. 1914, p. %
Sondern nur noch sittliche Pfich-
ten. ......
(6) A. Lasson, ''Das kulturideal
und der Krieg. Zweite Aufage. p.
II.
(7) Nietzche. Euvres, t. vi. p.
81. Der CUTE Krieg ist es, der jede
Sache heiligt
(8) "Syllabus" prop. 81: Tum
cujusque sanctissimi juramenti
vioIatio, tum qunlibet, scelesta
hagitiosaque actio sempiterne legi
repugnans. .quando id pro pa
tre amore agatur.
(9) "AlIocution Consistorale'
du % janvier 1915.
(lO) Janvler 1915. Supplement
artistique du "Berliner Lokal An
sejger. Rudolf Herzog.
lD Mandement de Mgr Turi-
naz, f6vrier 1915,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-03-17

Dams Immense famille sur qu
regne lie Pontife de Rome, Il
France sa place ct pretend ls
garder, celle d'instigatrice des ecu.
vres de charlie, de missionaries
de la parole de Dieu. Qui done, 81.
non ellie, depuis deux siecles sus.
cite presque toutes les grandes
initiatives catholiques? Depuis le
temps Oh saint Vincent de Paul
vouait au ministAre du sacrifice ses
Files de la Charlie, depuis les
jours Oh saint Jean -Baptiste de la
sale penchait ses Freres de la
Doctrine chretienne sur Pignoran-
ce des classes populaires, Oh Table
| de PEpee enseigneit les aveugles
Oh Ozanam trouvait dams la ri.
cheese de son ceur. les Soci6tfs
de Saint Vincent de Paul, aujour-
d'hui gloire de l'univers catholique,
Oh lie P. Pernet installait au foyer
du pauvre malade les Petites-
Smurs de l'Assomption, Oh Jeanne
Jugan inclinait le doux sourire de
ses Petites-Seurs des Pauvres sur
les mis4res des d6sh6rit6s de la
vie, mile autres @uvres, mile au-
tres saints germaient sur la terre
chr6tienne de la France ct de cette
terre pour precher Dieu rayonnait
sur le monde. Et ne sont-elles
point d'origine francaise Peuvre
des Missions 6trangeres, PEuvre
antiesclavagiste de la Propagation
de la fol, la Sainte- Enhance, leu-
vre des Ecoles d'Orient? Et que dc
S6minaires de fol ct de charlie
don't la Tongue liste remplirait un
volume, ct don't le d6vouement sc
cache dams Phumilit6! Peut-on en-
core taxer d'irreligion notre Fran.
ce?
C'est vers vous, catholiques, que
nous nous tournons avec confance,
c'est votre bonne fol que nous
nous adressons, q vous, surtout
jeunesses catalogues, que nous
avons rencontrees dams les congress
eucharistiques, depuis qua Lille
en- 1881, sur l'appel de Mgr de Sc.
CUR, Sc tenait le premier Congress
international Jusqu'aux splendeurs
des jours de Matte ct de Lourdes
avec vous, nous nous sommes in
| clin6s sous la b6n6diction des
Pontifes Leon XIII ct Pie X
pres de vous sans quelquefois nous
conn; f;re, nous avons prize dans
maints pelerinages, dams cette
Grotte de Lourdes, Oh pour Ia
troisiAme fois sur la terre de Fran
ce, au steele dernier, parlait le
Verge Immacul6e.
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ANNONCES:

ANNONCES:
4
sshas Tariff des annonces dome sur appi..
cation.
T
'se@ Demandes d'emploi- de do
mestiqnes on d'emloyes-annonces pour
chamb,e )u pension = annonces pou
objets perdus on trouves.
Au taux de UN CENT du mot.
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qui, sur les coteaux de Champa-
gne, sur la route de Constantine
pie, au bord de pYser rouge du
sang de la catholique Belglque,
pr6parent Paurore resplendissante
de notre yictoire.
Paques 1915.
"Pour PAssociation catholique
de la Jeunesse francaise ct son Co.
mite general mohills6s:''
Liable Corbill6, aum6nier &C.
neral; Cte Robert de Roquefeuil,
Henry Reverdy, Jean Lerolle, an
ciens presidents; FRANCOIS Veuil-
lot, CASTOR Lacoin, Victor Bucail-
lie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-03-17
AdreSSe de I'ASSoCi.
alton Catholique
De la Jeunesse Franchise
aux JeunesseS CathOli-
QueS des Nations Alliees
ct NeutreS
(Suite ct fn.)

II fallait franchir les frontieres
on les franchit: alors commenca le
martyre de la Be]gique ct dune
partie de la France. CONNIE les
philosophers ct les politicians de
lAllemagne s'6taient rues sur les
conventions internationales, ses
soldats Sc ru6rent sur les bourga.
des, les villages ct les villes; ills
n'eurent d'6gards nj pour les We'll.
lards, nj pour Ia pude1r des fem:
mes, nj pour la faibiesse des en-.
fants; lis voulurent meme punir le
pass6 des peuples qu'ils foulaient
Louvain, siege de lantique Uni
versite catholique, fut syst6mati.
quement d6truit, ct les soldats qui
ex6cutaient les ordres n'6taient
point de cette 6cume que toute so.
ci6t6 Sc volt forc5e de rejeter! Puis
COMMENCE lie martyre de nos ca.
th6drales: ce furent Malines
Ypres, Albert, Arras, Senlis, Sois.
sons bombard6es sans piti6; ce fut
Pattentat sur Notre-Dame de Pa.
ris; ce fut Rheims, l6glise de Clio.
Wis, de Jeanne dare ct de nos rois
P6glise de la France, a genoux sui
notre terre ct s'otfrant en- holo.
causte. Et lie poete allemand pou.
vait chanter: Nous avons ferme
avec du plomb, o Rheims, ia mai.
son d'idolatrie.'' ~ l0)
Mais qui n'epargne pas nor
plus les ministries sacr6s ct 43 pre-
tres, 81 a Namur, 6. a Liege,
Malines, 2 a Journal, ont pay6 le
tribut de la catholique Belgique
liste encore incomplete, ct nous ne
savons pas quelle est la rancon dc
la France!
Que dire des objets du cutie vo
les ou bris6s, des croix profan6es
des couvents saccag6s, des religi
euses que leur robe ne put garan.
tir de la supreme injure. L'Alle'
magne ne respecta rien: "A Ger.
b6viller, dit l'6velue de Nancy
les soldats ont tire bout portant
sur Ia porte du tabernacle qui leu
resistant; le saint ciboire a etc cri.
bic de bales qui ont mis- en- pieces
ou en- poussi4re les saintes Espe.
ces quill renfermait. CID
VOLTA l"ordre' allemand! La hi
6rarchie consisterait-elle a faire
executor par l'inf6rieur la tache
villaine ct td6gradante que lie sup6.
rieur Sc contente d'ordonner;
L'autorit6, la trouvera.t-ol dal (
les mile proclamations que les
Dieckmann, les Nicher, les vo1
Bulow, Won Kissing GU der Goit1
meme ont placardees avec profu.
sion sur les murs des villes de
Belgique ct de France: Lies inno
cents soufraient avec les coupa
bles.'' adams le cas- Oh les habi
tants tireraient sur les soldats al
demands, lie tiers de La population
male serait fusill6."
De,quel droit venaient-i)s nous
lancer ranath6me? Ont-ils p6netre
les desseins de Dieu? Sont-ils
done sans p6ch6 pour nous jeter Ia
pierre? lis nous reprochent not
luttes religieuses: ont-iIs oublit
leur '.kulturkampf" ct le temps OF
au nom de cette meme culture
qu'ils pr6tendent aujourd'hul i'm
poser au monde, lis mettaient er
prison leurs 6veques ct leurs pre-
tres?
lis affectent de Sc scandalisel
de ce qu'ils appellent lirr6ligio1
de la France: fant-il leur rappelel
que c'est chez eux que sont n6el
! Ia plupart des h6r6sies qui ont de
Evening star., 1916-11-10
FAIRGROUNDS BOYS GUESTS.
Base Ball Champions to Witness
G. U. Foot Ball Contest.

Charles Cox. graduate manager of
the Georgetown University Athletic AS
sociation, has extended an invitation to
the championship junior team OF the
New York avenue playground to the
game between Georgetown and West
Virginia Wesleyan at Georgetown Field
tomorrow. The party will be given in
appreciation of the work of the play
ground youngsters in winning the in
terplayground base ball championship
in the junior league.
The invitation was extended at the
instigation of John C. PetritZ, former
al-American center of the Georgetown
team, who was director of the New
York avenue playground last summer
The boys who will be the guests of
Georgetown tomorrow are: Saul Green
berg. manager and captain: Earl
I Kirschener, Francis Gill. Abel Havener
Woolford Aked, William McElvoy, B.
Darling. Melvin Gutenberg. Sam Cold
stein. Albert Bowman. Ellis Goodwin
and Mitchell Biron.
Evening star., 1916-11-10
PYRITES MINE TO OPERATE.
Demand for Ore by Acid-Making
Plants Along the Coast.

Increased demand for pyrites by the
sulphuric acid making plants at BaIti-
more, Norfolk and elsewhere will cause
the pyrites mine in Stafford county,
Va, near Aqua creek. to resume op-
erations at once, and a large scow
laden with several hundred tons of
coal was yesterday taken to the mine
pier at Cole landing. at the head of
Aqua creek. for use at the plants. 1t
has been three or four years since the
Stafford pyrites mine was last in opera
tion, but 1t is now stated that it will
be worked to its capacity. The ore
will be brought by a narrow-gauge
railroad from the mine to Cole landing
and will there be loaded in vessels and
barSes TO be- taken to various ports
along the Atlantic coast.
The pyrites mine at Quantico. which
had been idle for several years, re-
sumed operations about a month ago
but as yet its output, it is stated, is
small.
Evening star., 1916-11-10
''OAS|S Of TEXAS"
IS NEW CAMP SITE
Men of Sd Regiment, N. G.
D. C., Pleased at Being
Near Landa Park.
RIVER CLEAR AS CRYSTAL

NEW BRAUNFELS. TeX.-WITH
THE THIRD REGIMENT, n. G. D. c.
November 5-The temporary camp"
which was set up last night by the Sd
Infantry, n. G. d. c., and the other
regiments constituting the provisional
brigade which engaged in the practice
march to this place, was some class"
About pm. the column marched on
to the site which it was to occupy for
its camp. A half hour later electric
lights were strung in the tents of all
the officers and the company cooks
were drawing water from hydrants to
make coffee. The soldiers, tired by
their long hike, were refreshing them
selves under cool shower baths Auto
trucks were carrying firewood and food
supplies about the camp.
The ground on which the brigade set
up its tents is on a high hill over
looking the town of New Braunfels
and the valley of the Comal river. To
get there from the town one must pass
through Landa Park, recreation CEN
ter called THE Oasis of Texas"
The camp site is fiat land and there
are just enough trees to provide the
right amount OF shade. To the west
is a huge standpipe that holds the re-
serve water supply of the town.
Several camps de luxe" have been
set up on the property. In some in
stances ehe troops remained at the
place a week or more while others
only STAYED a day or so.
Evening star., 1916-11-10
INDoRsEs FALLS PROJECT.
Board of Trade Committee Would In
crease City's Water Supply.

The proposition to increase Washing
toms water supply, through the So
called Great Falls project" was in
dorsed by the committee on water sup
ply of the Board of Trade at a meet
ing in the rooms of the organization
late yesterday afternoon. The commit
tee took no action on that part of the
project dealing with the making of
power, however. as this is not within
it's jurisdiction.
The Endorsement was practically all
of the report of the committee for the
wear. Appleton P. Clark, jr.. is chair
man of this committee.
This evening at o'clock the exec
utive committee of the Board of Trade
is to hold it's final meeting for the year,
in conjunction with a dinner at the
Hotel Continental. The membership
committee will be entertained at this
time by the members of the executive
body.
Evening star., 1916-11-10
CIVIL SERVICE RULES WAIVED
DR.. Lee F. Hawley Reinstated in
Agricultural Department,

The President has waived the year
limit for eligibility for reinstatem ent
in the classified service of the Agri-
cultural Department in the case of Dr.
Lee F. Hawley. former chemist in for
est products. who resigned in January,
1913. to accept private employment.
The acting secretary of agriculture
states that since DR.. Hawley's resigna-
tion he has been engaged in lines of
chemical research which are very close
ly identified with the character Of the
work he was doing for the forest serv-
Ice and has gained a wealth Of COM
mercial experience and practical
knowledge which greatly enlarges his
usefulness to the department and will
enable the department to continue i'm
portant Investigations without loss of
time or efficiency.
The civil service commission concur
req with the acting secretary of agri-
culture in recommending his reinstate-
ment.
Evening star., 1916-11-10

Six thousand seven hundred and
ninety EIGHT pounds more of old papers
were contributed for the school play
ground fund yesterday by public school
children in accordance with the plan
suggested by The Star. Although this
was less than the amount contributed
on the corresponding day of the week
previous one of the schools which con-
tributed very large amount last week
was not in the same collection list this
week. Making allowance for this diff
ference, ie., counting the amounts
from the same schools this Thursday
and last Thursday, a. greater amount
was collected.
The Thomson School. which with a
contribution of $50 pounds of paper is
leading this week. appears to be one
of the schools deserving special COM
men6ation. say those in charge of the
collections, inasmuch as it more than
doubled the amount of its contribution
over the week previous. Many other
schools increased their amounts over the
Evening star., 1916-11-10

affirmed by thousands who see the new
movie thriller The Peacemakers."
showing the busy United States marine
in all phases of his everyday life
from operating big guns on battle
ship to an actual brush with rebels in
Haiti.
The new picture soon to be shown
from coast to coast will not be exploit
ed as a box-office attraction. but as a
timely educational feature. Its main
purpose will be to inform the public
of the specific duties of the Soldier of
the Sea-" as differing from other
branches OF the service.
Uncle Sans new movie is two-reel
Evening star., 1916-11-10
Underwood Employees to Share.

All the employees of the Underwood
Typewriter Company. from the highest
officials to the Office boys. will share in
the distribution of approximately $780,
900. in a profit sharing plan put into
effect today by the company. Under
the plan 20 per cent of the company 8
net earnings is to be given in stock to
it's employees who have worked for two
years with the company. There will be
three classes upon which the distribu-
tion will be based, these ranging from
employment from two to a five year
period.