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The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Nuntfro Trouble.

Nh #aH #-f naturally wants tra.lea Is uta1as ea-s fe ana an ...nzg f1r making u A.cor3iHe to aIa tIas.a Casey and o.HHeu aer( I.sae an arrwH.ut ol ta.r ove atl G... 3ee r.ea and Barrett ave ra. r. H.t rra-r.ss,l 'a ,le .Ns. ut '.' .a,h e1 fer- '-ee what j vaa sHe.s .42sra..y and ,aas sa.~a wAans eal.0a.s sfhe eaG.aae eraaE 8ntA an a-h.a. e' #fss1 re-seu tn a frotf ,oaf rf HH
 "'Geue .err my u4H h. said. eanut ee.knr c#ey b> 'he slcoyc. "Yoo 'oat want ta neat can toll <. hv eoas iaaAs Your saee Is loo he. r.eu
 Two h. ntua' Tuo he nine ts u,. ye s-at h~}lavet= t9s.y. Nc fact .e two he nine is nte'
 AHt 1h"rr Va~ where thc real troub.a began LousyiNe Times
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Alnrorot1r,l Can Bun

In snfa. fits otHu build the hip. Pene#m8- can .ret inst That ts why ha va- riy#a fhe Hame If rive, horse 7ho hiupa's fret arr kept far apart by tHg Efa ha2u and nela paths wifN 8 r.Hea=daan tts mf4a'e. u=as "a ba rec eaa 4=nle at oae, They swim well h0 aa n tH.ia ereatr~t speed whom 'h#s saa aaH'oa e'arz t&a hottum in
 E-'oN 0aar Th"r gag st7y under 4.-r-7 a-~-- am~ ar3 whom thev come ta ,He sHrfaeo,h ,hcv seel 1Htle lets of snrav from thoir uesfr's Tre ON is 1taaad A. thn e..f The young one stands 4H tsr hack as fho mother swim
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

knew. but t was hard to acCustOm her self to the idea of death and suffering inflicted under her very eyes.
 An oath from Upton made Kynas ton turn He saw John Wilkes. the cid engineer, step te the table and picking up the djpper help himself to drink Of water
 IT h. dipper was still immersed in che water when there came another Hat smackiug report followed by q crash Us of q stone on board The bucket broke into fragments and fell trom th, table Che water dripping clown upon the floor
 Nr. Wilkes stood gazing upon the ruin.
 What the he calculated help Iessly.
 Bullet through Che east Ioophole. said Kynaston shortly The bucket WAS in the line of ire Now. you've dtne it Mir Greaser That's al the water We bad
 Hour after hour the defenders sat beside thcir loopholes watching the slow advance at tHetr hesiegeFs. The AaNicaus dad not dare advance across tbe open under the hre of the nAes from the house They were obviously waiting for night to cover their real approach kyuaston dreaded what the night would hfms for there was ue way 0 prevent the NeNjcsus from getting ta close range 4uaer cover ef the darkness Then when ths be- sjeseFs were Within strtkfHs distance. f. would be aa.cult iuIeed for the !a= lenders to repIv ta the overwhelming intensity Of tae fire that would be opened upon the house so soon as day. Hght should come
 While kvuastcu was padea.ug as brains ta GHl se@s seHHe# te the problem hr SaW od N1l#s zattarJa4 abaH ua hease earetu#r aa-hsraz aP aH the emutH G# cans HH.#e tae cid man strung oa q piece at aaahiae
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
For fresh cuts apply Hanfords 8 Bal.
Santos -Dlinont.

santos pumont k visiting H. nf cities m south America T. the inter est of tho Pan-Nmorican aeronautic conference He was horn in Sac Paulo, Bra2l. on July 2o 1873. From 1aoo To DOG he demonstrated 10 Flu rope the possibility of conquering the air with the dtiisihlc balloon as well as with the aerorlane He spent in aerouautics aloa" over $1o.0oo year In Paris ju lea1 he won prize of in Paris in l9al he won rrize os @sr.a traues He was mad> eheva. Tier af tbe French Legion of Honor in la# and in 1e9o received the off oerS era#~
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
June q. 1918.

French made gains on heights of the Mouse. in Lorraine and in Al saoe.
 Teutons captured Rawa Ruska and invested Lemberg
 Russians evacuated their post tions on the Upper Dniester.
 Italians made general assault on Austrian positions. but were re pulsed.
 Turkish Asiatic batteries born barded allied columns on way to new positions.
 German submarine sank British steamer cdrisbrook by guafire.
 Austrian naval planes bombed Bar and Srindisi.
 Gen. Christian De Wet convicted ot treason in South Africa
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
SYNOPSIS.

Automobile. of Mis- Dorothy Upton and friend Mrs FaHe breaks down tt N-w Mexico border P4lrs5 camp. commanded by Lieutenant kyul~tuu IN. two wnm en are on way to mue of Miss Ips.Hs < father, located d few Hlias aErusz t#a MeNfcaI border KVuzJau leaves woraas al his camp UGlI. he 1a.~ t..ie H dstaul To investigate reHaItat AAtt-t=-.}# ras#HeH- Nflli troops Irise ~lHaIi 'sss' oi Car ranza across border Hue 3uE tEeN Surreu- der ta EyuJStau I1a#otH aHa Mrs ttae -tll at camp when ksna=.oa reHHrus N prisoners BHud MeNeaH pe3.sf aHReU- lH camp and claims tnterued \. Xii t1s haye in tbe spoils hfaa=ht across t#e 'He d wonderful emerald 'e# SHUteH from t shrine hV /8pat4 EGt taken trrw .sH AN Garranza troops HrzosI t- alrcHnE taa the emerald u order To leturn f ta t.. shriue KYuIstou ing~ ls<gI and repur to department headquarters Nalor lF d1 ke appears from headquarters 's ttse charge of g1luah'as captured Priest aaI em@5l5 hell dlsapraaf NN1a~te# slips across border @atH aHe man ta aH# Upton family surrauuaud bv Nf'hs' The water suuptv rn- =Eor-
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
,NNANANANNNNNNNNANeeN1
CHAPTER V-Continued

So Upton laying aside hss rifle, went down the hill to meet the pseudo officer who with an orderly behind him, was signaling for an interview.
 Well, what is 1t you pirates want 29 he asked truculantly Are you tryin ta make a tvln by your own unaided efforts
 We have come t9 collect tfem the holders of Mexican property a part of their ill-gotten gafns in order. senor that the brave and patriotic defenders of the republic shaf Dol 8e hHsfH
 Well, you've undertaken grown mans job then snarIed Jptor
 We demand he payment Zby=t4e santa Cruz mine of five thousand do. lars in cash and tbe surrender oI a# the arms. ammunition and powder. t... cludtng dynamite that y0u have as well as the perUaleet -aaa z. all sauf abie-hodied horses
 Hun And what 4o eat aat ot it?s
 You will have oar protection and our assurances that y6a Will not be bothered or annoyed by any further compulsory loans made ta ghe pg4yi= sional republic
 Upton fumbled for a momea. in his pocket from winch he laaHN produced two papers. These he handed te=G.s interviewer
 There are two other projections given me last month. he said terer.y. You will see that one IS tar two tHou. sand and the other for ll,o#n auu- dYed
 We will guarantee you against any further contributions. said che otter ingratiatingly
 "If your own force ,snt strong enough 10 take my place # certainly isn't strong enough to protect me against anything No, seuor l won { nay you single cent not a sou narkee I've stooG all m going 10 stand from you fellows Now I'l ap- peal to the American consul
 The other spat der.stvely
 NBetter trust Co me" he said vain gloriouslv. But if you lo not sur render immediately but compel me to take the place. ] tell you frankly seror. shall show no quarter
 Well. l cant help tAat can i2 [ will give you. sir. exactly what you can take--an it won't strain your back to carry it. either, snapped Upton.
 Very well, ,enor said the Mexi- can 'I give you halt an hour 10 con suit with your companions. If at the end of that time you decide 10 accept my terms you have only to wave a white flag from your front door shall know what it means
 If there is nc flag then all that follows is your own fault Adios senor May the saints teach you wis dom!" The Mexican strode off to his men while Upton picked the best way up the slope to the house.
 The long half-hour came to an end at last. Suddenly down by the cor rals rifle cracked bullet Wheeped through the window where Kynaston stood Lodged in the heavy window post At the smack of the impact the youngster sprang back.
 Raising ms rlue, ne nred at head that showed above a stone. The fiat. smacking report and the heavy recoil of the piece steadied him
 Did you hit him2" asked soft cua steady voice behing him He turned to see Dorothy standing near him.
 Don't think sc Please get back. Miss Upton You might be hit you know. and thea
 His eyes told the rest of it. Doro- thy laughed a little
 But sho covered her face with her hands for a moment. then turned away with q lttle shudder It was war, she
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Restaurant Enlsnde-

Why didn't you inter'ere when the cook chased the waiter with cleayer and the waitress yelled murder"
 q thought II was an ordinary cab. aret feature couldn't understand what the waitress aas yelling | thought she was siugiug "-Louisyille CourerIouuul
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
June 20. 1915.

Germans made strong attack in Argonne after bombardment with esphyxiating shells.
 Russians in general retreat be. fore Mackensen. west of lemberg,
 Italians took more positions in Monte Nero region.
 Turks defeated Russians near Olti. Trarscaucasia
 British cruiser Roxburgh torpe- doed by submarine, but not sunk.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
aH ia

Germans made violent ntsht at t7eH on He lhts at the Mouse, with aspnyNtatag shells and flaming uquus, but were dr.vcn back.
 Russlaus threw part of Linsin- gems army ba-s across the Dnics- ter,
 Italians made progress along the isenxo, taking Giobna, north of P.aNa.
 British m land and water attack on eDsoba, on Lake Victoria Nya0za. desteo ed the fort and .agtueed much haoty.
 Frcnch avlatots bombed Oouat
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
June q 1913.

French captured the Labyrinth after many weeks of fighting.
 Tcutons took lcnberg. Russians retreating in good order.
 italians lost heavily in attacks along the isonzo.
 French defeated Turks m great 1ht on GaIlipoli
 British aeropiane bombed Smyr Ga.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
THE EUROPEAN WAR A
 YEAR AGO THIS WEEK
June 19, 1915.

French took by assault Fond de BuVaI and advanced in Alsace.
 Germans evacuated Metzeral af ter burning it.
 AGstro-Germans captured Groock, crossed the River Tanew and took komarno.
 German submarine sank British steamer OuIcIe.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
June 2S, 10 5

Russians m swift but orderly re. treat before Teutons.
 Hoatenags.ps marched against Ssatar, A,saria.
 Italians tomsarded Matborgeth, Caruia.
 German s-amarlnc torpcdccd aed then s.rHed Norwegian steam. rr Trar,#.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

Is the terrible suspense of waiting for death worse than death itself2 Does the man con demned to be shot at sunrise sui fer most before ted out to eSecu- ton? Consider the feelings of a father when he learns that a mob is going to sack his home, kill the defenders and steal ms beautiful daughter.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
June 5

Severe a-1tInl ln Bcssaeaba
 hastr.ane lock general etens ve a1.anst ita.laus=but failed Q cain. er,tisa g-alaat Hussar bomeord- ed TarNsa ports
 Russian retreat in Gab5ta con tnucd,
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
A Pnnr MnA.

lt isn't likely that the Lord ever in- teu1 10 have prcachets try to win re0ple Go hia side by h1rg disagree able
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

A man with one idea is sometime" worse chan man with no idea at all
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

Do you think that Mrs. Zane loves Lieutenant kynaston and that in the event of Dorothy's death he will turn his affection 10 the fascinating widow?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-12
GREAT MEMS THOUGHTS.

William Morris-One day we shall
win back art again to our daily labor;
win back art-that is to say, the pleas
ure of life to the people.
Horace Greeley-To sell rum for
livelihood is bad enough, but for a
whole community to share the res
and guilt Of such a traffic
seems a worse bargain than that of
Eve or Judas.
Charles Darwin-If | had to live
my life again, l would have made a
rule to read some poetry and listen
to some music at least once every
week; for perhaps the parts OF my
brain now atrophied would thus have
been best active through use. The loss
Of these tastes is loss of happiness,
and may possibly be injurious to the
intellect, and more probably to the
moral character, by enfeebllng the
emotional part of our nature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-12
SLAP-STICK COMEDY IN
MOVIES EN- PASSE

ONCE there was an Irish laborer,
~ so the story goes, who became
wealth.. over night. His first act was
to hire a man at a liberal salary to
wake him up at o'clock every morn
ing that he (the Irishman) might
have the qualification of kicking the
man downstairs and going back to
bed
There, you have the story Of the
movie comedian in a capsule, accord
ing to Max Asher, comedian of the
Universal Film company, who is in
Kansas City. The film companies,
Mr.. Asher explained, hire the coined
ian at an attractive salary for the
privilege of kicking him downstairs
for the edifcation of the public.
Mr.. Asher is taking a six months
vacation after five weeks in hOspit-
al with pneumonia, the same being &C
uuired on a raft off the shore OF the
southern California coast. An off
coast gale, known colloquially as a
Santa Anna" came up while he was
on the raft and stood it on end in a
frosty sea. He is following each run
of his films at the Sapphire theater
with a talk.
ooh, yes" he admitted "the slap
stick is being removed from the film
comedy. The lemon meringue pie
full in the face and other little sub
leties won't do any more. Instead the
director runs the comedian down with
street car. pushes him off a roof or
drags him behind racing motor. It's
a gay life"
81 will average six injuries year
severe enough to interrupt my work.
In one picture 1 was supposed to fall
eighteen feet from the limb of a tree
into crowd of Mexicans searching
for me. l baked at the 1S-foot drop
and the director arranged for blank
ct to be held beneath me. The film
could be arranged so the blanket
wouldn't show. They sawed the limb
off behind me, and l dropped. My 215
pounds went squarely through that
blanket and made a visible dent in
the ground. 1t was ten days before L
was in shape to finish that scene. Then
| lay down in the dent and the camera
went back to work.
But there is more to the business
than hard knocks and hard work. Be-
ing funny on the screen requires a
knack. You can count the movie
comedians on both hands. Some OF
the biggest comedians of the spoken
stage have been sad failures in their
camera ventures. But comedians are
no more scarce than comedies. The
easiest way to get rich quick these
days is to write comedy scenarios.
Don't bother about technique. II
there's a good idea in you the direc-
I tors will do the rest.
Asher is one of the Oldest movie
comedians in point of service, ante
dating Charlie Chaplin and Roscoe
Arbuckle Only Ford Sterling out
ranks him. Asher broke into the
films by way of vaudeville and as
card manipulator.-Ka City Star
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-12
A Comedy of Errors
Or @The Doings OF Simple Simon ThOughtess SUSAN

He stuffed up the chimney holes with
papers and rags.
She cleaned her gloves with gasoline
and saved 15c, but paid the doctor and
druggist fifteen dollars.
She poured kerosene on sluggish
fire, but will do so no more.
She poured kerosene into the lamp
while the wick was burning.
She put gasoline into the wash boil
er to make washing easier
She dried clothes too near the stove.
She used the wrong oil can.
She used gasoline to exterminate
bugs. They are all cremated.
She burned sulphur all over the
house to fumigate.
She used the woodbOX back of the
range as a waste paper receptacle.
She gave matches to all her child
rem to go out to burn leaves in the
yard. The cotton dresses burned
easier than the leaves.
She looked for dress in the clothes
closet with a candle.
She was coming right back" so
left the electric current on in her
iron.
She swung the gas bracket too close
to the curtains.
She fixed up fine tissue paper
shade for the lamp.
The filled the tank of her gasoline
stove while on burner was on.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-12
LIES LITTLE DAY.
walt Mason.)

walt NdSOn.J
Lies little day is fading fast; upon
the mountains brow the sinking sun
is cleaning red; the shadows length
en- now; the twilight comes on space,
and soon the evening star will light
us to those chambers dim where
dreamless sleepers' are. And when
the curfew bell is Tung, that calls us
all to rest. and we have left all world
Iy things, at Azraels behest, O! may
some truthful mourner rise, and say
of YOU or me: Gee Whiz I'm sorry
that he's dead. He was honey bee.
Whate'er his job he done his best; he
put on all his steam, in every stunt
he had to do he was four-horse
team. He thought that the man was
placed on earth to help his fellow
guys; he never wore frosty face, and
baked at weeping eyes; the hard luck
pilgrim always got hand out at his
door. and any friend could help him
self to all he had in store; he tried
to make his humble home the gayest
sort of camp, till death, the king Of
bogies, came and slugged him in the
lamp. l don't believe squarer guy
existed in the land, and death was
surely off his base when this galoot
was canned"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-12

He knew the gun was not loaded, but
it was.
He looked for a gas leak with a
match; now they are looking for
him with fine comb.
He lighted a match to see if his gas
cline tank was empty. 1t was not.
He smoked while filling his auto
tank, but will do so no more.
He smoked in the hay NOW, but will
not do so again.
He smoked in bed; so did the bed
clothes.
He Threw the matches into the
waste paper basket. He is wiser now.
He threw a cigaret stub into some
rubbish.
He used a wooden box filled with
sawdust as cuspidOr.
He saved his oily waste and oily
rags and they burned his shop.
He washed his hands in gasoline
near the stove. The doctor washes
them now.
He allowed dangerous conditions to
remain because "he never had fire"
He does not longer boast of that rec
ord.
He did not worry about fire as he
had plenty of insurance, and for
got the safety of his wife and child
rem upstairs.
He used a torch to thaw out frozen
water pipes and set the house on fire.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-12

The comedies have turned to trag-
edies, many Of the scenes of action
are in ashes, and too many of the act
ors are manned or asleep, and other
Susans and Simons will follow, no
doubt
M. j. CLEARY,
Insurance Com. and EX-OficiO State
Fire Marshal.
Dated, March 81 1916.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-12

Uneasy rests the aching tooth that
wears a crown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-12

The wage of sin is not regulated by
an early trust.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-30
CommIssIOasr's Sale

Notice Il hereby given, that In pursuance
OF the authority aud directions contairrd in
the deotetal order OF the chAncery court of
Randolph county. made and entered ON the
25th day of April A. d, iola In a certain
cause no, SOD then pending therein between
the New England Securities Co. aud +, Q.
Alexander. trustee, complainant, and John
r, Robinson, Ellen =, Robinson, Loran u,
Robinson and neluice n, Robinson. defeud'
ants, the undersigned, a. commissioner Of
said court. viii offer Tor sale a. public yrnauc
% the highest bidder. Al the north door or
entrance of the county cours house la which
said court IN held, la the County OF Randolph
within the houta prcserihcd uy law for iudi-
cial sales. on saturday The sith day of june A
I d., ipio. the following described real estate,
to-vlt
nrA ses, and uB nwA sen sc' 10, twp sf
rance 3oast, 90 aergs Ia Randolph county
/ Arkansas,
! Terms of salt' On a credit of three months
| the purchaser being required 90 execute a
bond al raluired hY law aud tho urler aud
decree of said court In said cause. with Ap'
proved security, bearing Interest at the raJr
/ uf Dor cent per anuum from date OF sale
until paid, aud lien b-ins retained on ut
premises sold % socurg tlc payment of tht
I purchase moucy.
/ Given under my hand this eoh day Of Mas
? a. u. 1910 BB. Ragliu.
Commi,sioncr ln chancrry.
/ J. J. Lewis. attorney ior plaintiff, nlL
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-30

IL you have the itch, don't
scratch. 1t does not cure the trou-
bic and makes the skin bleed. Ap.
ply BALLARD'S SNOW LINI.
MENT. Rub 1t in gently on the
affected parts. Itrelieves itching
instantly and few applications re.
moves the cause thus performing a
permanent cure. Price 25c, soc
and tI.oo per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
We believe we can make you Just
a little better picture this year than
last, at any rate this is our slogan.
Better this year than last. 35tf.
Money to loan on we'll improved
lands; low interest and easy terms
Of payment. List your lands with
us. we'll find you buyer.
al I2t. Bishop d Bennett.
Lost-Solid gold locket with en-
craving, "From Mena Citizens" on
one side. Finder please return 10
w. A. Jackson and receive liberal
reward. 3s If.
Land for Ssle-s0 acres, in cul-
tivation, located in Cherokee Bay
4 miles south of Biggers, 7 miles
from Pocahontas. For price, terms,
etc., write S. M. Johnson, Middle.
brook, Ark. 30 26tp.
Young man, why worry about
your calling? The business world
is calling you, and calling loudly.
Wake up! The Springfield Business
college guarantees, to place you
with good firm, at a good salary,
where you will have chance for
promotion, just a. soon az you are
ready. What more do you wautT
Write J. A. Taylor, president,
today.
Young man, swing that girl
around the corner, shift your feet
into the Lemmons Studio aud see
how well you look photographed
together. 80 If.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-30
commIssloner's Sac

Notice i hereby given that by virtue OF q
decree of the Randolph Chunccry court made
and entered OF record a. its March. 1919. term
In suit then pending In said court between
Winifrcd J. Norris plaintiff, and u. A. utley
and Esta utley. defendants. the undersigned.
as Commissioner In said cause, will offer and
expose FOR sale at public outcry 20 the high.
est and best bidder At the South Front Door
OF the courthouse In Pocahontas. Arkansas.
ON the 18TH day Of July. 1915. between the
hours prescribed bylaw for Judicial sales. the
following described real estate tow-lt;
The east half OF the southwest quarter Of
section twenty ,sil. ~ Acrvs; the north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter Of Sec
tion twenty-slx tsd). 90 acresi the northeast
quarter OF tho northeast quarter OF section
thlrty-hve C15l. 40 acres; the northeast quart
er Of the southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section thirty-hve CIS. 10 acrcsi
aud All that part Of the fractional northwest
quarter OF section thirty six C8O. excepting
part thereof described a. commencing az the
southeast corner Of the northeast quarter Of
section thirty Eve and runuing north -
milo, thence east 10 bank of RlAck river
thence down said river with the meanderinss
'herosf 10 the lite dividing sections thirty
Eve fS5) and thirty six GOD, thence north %
the place Of beginning. containlng In this
tract ai.Sa acres. all the said lands being In
township eighteen lisl north OF the base line.
In range one Iil west Of the Rfth Principal
Meridian In Randolph county. Arkansas
containing In all e6l..e acre. OF land. be the
same more or less.
said sale 70 be made on a credit OF three
months. the purchaser being required 70 exc
cute note or bond with approved personal
security, bearing interest from dats of sale
until paid at the rate OF s per cent per an
nun. lien 10 be retained on the land sold
for the payment Of the purchase money.
The said sale will be made for the purpose
Of satisfying and dischArging 4 lien on said
land for the sum OF s2,7ls.es and interest
theresn from March 7th, 1915. and costs.
Ben A. Brown.
Commissioner.
r. G. schoopover.
Solicitor for plGiatlr. s3-4t
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-06-30
warning Order
ssItp

In the Randolph ehancery court.
PocAhontas stats Bank, plaintiff.
vs.
J. T. Springer. J h. Springer. NJ. X. Spring
er and others. defendants.
The above named defendants, J. T. Spring,
er J. b. Springer and NJ. X. Springer are
hereby warned 10 appear In this court with
in thirty days from this date and ans yer the
them.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
said court on this May 20. 1916.
II. Il. Raglin,
G.s) Clerk chAncery court.
+. @ schoonoyer,
solicitor for plaintiff. Il Il.