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WOMAN GOES TO FRANCE
FOR TREASURY BRANCH
Ht'> Clara Grcnrcn VIII Audit Account.
Of All Military EstubIi,h-
mcntS Over There

WASHINGTON. July o0..-Atiss Cro,n
Greac"n. OF the Treasury Department
"Nper: accountant and law clerI; is
one OF IL" latest Of the government,
women experts TO join the fore. al,
the comptroller OF the treasury in
France. \ cable just received an
nounCcs her arrival.
The comptroller OF the treasury has
Jurisdiction TO decide all questions in :
NoiNinG The right OF any one TO b.
paid money by the government. and
this includes AL legal questions upon
which the right to such rayment de.
pcrds. Tho branch in Europe ADULTS
the accounts OF the military cs:ab-
!iShments over there.
Miss Grcaceu has spent if,cen ycarG
IN this branch az the Treasury Depart
ment, and is Il specialist as an invcsti-
gator Of difficult questions. givin. SIP.
cial attention TO hose involving com
plicatcd naval rauglcs. She is a Mich
iEan woman, her home being in Kal.
kaSka.
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.hinc gun ire. followed his rcceding
enemy.
Ra.k there IL the base headquarters
the whole dramatic scene untoided
itself before my eyes. 1t was after
dawn and til" g. -. remained up with
me for the finish.
,noth.r hour had gone by. when I
.o;d 10 the - O.. lie must be above
him by now. I'd stake my life that
Smith will never let The Hcpp get
back"
"Ey radio: trnwlcr reports from
sauarc-sieh;ins Zeppelin falling. on
lire"
Teh c. -. and hcavcd signs of re-
lief. "ruhhy" had done 1t. by climb
ing dcIrcdly for one hour he had got
ten over the Zeppelin. assisted by ms
ligh;crcd load Of petrol
lie felt for the little levers before
him He tagged at them. The bombs
Sol, true Tho usual percussion rent
The air ''rubhy' dazcdly saw the
great .asbnw vomiting black smoke
,ud flames from her upper surface.
Then. with final explosion That
must have hurled his scaplanc like :,
loaf in the wind cut OF his control. the
Zeppelin went spinning over and over
in digging movements. to fall through
space. hlaZing mass--just as the
r"vlcr i;ilmpscd il.
"rhc boys petrol is gone" Tho {,
,. looked up from his calculations with
pencil and paper and shattered IN,
hr'jliu" n.m thn; had been passin,.
before my eyes. Then the 4. O. seized
telephone aud S"nt out the general
search order for ''Tubby"
And "Tuhbv." lie felt his motor
hcG-iin- Toy its elixir OF life. But
dc 'hi''- '"ruirv" cared much
Ills engine had ceased to reyejvc and
down he went with Il gentle flop onto
the water can sec him lighting ono
Of his inevitable flags" and settling
down for 4 long and weary wait.
stranded zoo miles out To sea and prnb
ably in an enemy mincheld
No trace OF Zeppelin or scapIane"
WAS the dish"artcninE message that
greeted m" on awakng from an en-
forced SLEEP IA few hours later.
Poor. old "'ruhby" The floats Of IT..
machine mus; have been riddlcd win
bullets. There's no other way To ac-
count for his passing except that hn
was picked M by an enemy patrol
But "TUbhy" couldn't have cared
much. II" had had his rcvcng. when
tn" machine settled lower and lnwcr
~ the water i.rst the floats. then -.
lover wings. he could visualize th:i
terrible scene "f ti.c ruins Of MS ham.
aud Smi!" grim. satisfied smile.
The end Was inevitable. "Tuhhy"
smith dldn', mind
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GOVERNMENT PLANS TO
RESTRICT READING MATTER
Publishers Recommend the Elimina-
ton OF All Waste by
Newspapers.
FIN CENTS AS MINIMUM PRICE
Smaller Papers md Less News Will
Follow In Event War Board
Adopts Ideas Advanced by Pub
fishers Organization.
Iny Assorintcd Press. !

WASHINGTON. July 20. - i.stric-
tons on the reading matter space in
dailys and Sunday editions OF news
papers, retail price of cents or
more. and the elimination OF all waste
were recommended TO the war indus
tries board to-day by the committee on
conservation OF newsprint paper ap-
pointed by the American. Newspaper
Publishers Association. The recon-
ncndations were taken under advise
mrnt by the board officials The COM
mittec issued this statements
The committee on conservation OF
n"wsprint paper. appointed by the
American Newspaper Publishers Assoc
citation. responding To the call of the
chairman OF the pulp and paper sec
ton Of the war industries board
Thomas l.. Donncily. for conference re-
sp""tins the adoption of measures
looking 10 the reduction OF the con-
office OF Che war Industries board MIR
nonnclly outlined to tho publishers the
necessity for radical reduction In the
use of paper OF all Kinds. aud asked
them TO formulate for his Information
certain definite recommendations for
III" accomplishment of that purpose
by methods which would be effective
and al the same time be fair and pos
sIhlc iiom the point OF view OF the
newspaper publishers.
The commit tee made recommends
uons based on the following principles:
~. the abolition of all waste in
Guiding returns. in accordance with
the suggestions already made to the
chairman OF the pulp and paper sec
ton Of the war Industries board. and
which have now been made mandatory
by tho board
80. The retail price of cents or
more for all daily newspapers
.. Restrictions on reading matter
space La daily and Sunday editions pro-
portionhtc to the necessities OF tonnage
10 be saved. and r.coE n!zing as nearly
as possible. the relative reading space
needs OF the papers. indicated by
their present use OF space
In connection with the second prIn-
c!ple stated the following resolution
was adopted: 1t is the Judgment or
the committee that 10 avoid unfair
competition. and To make practicable
the reduction OF the ncwsprint ton
mage desired. 1t Is necessary to fix the
minimum retail for daily papers AZ =
cents
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nifty columns and not over sevensv
columns. Is per cent.
Reduction on additional space over
seventy columns and not over ninety
columns. so per cent.
"The reduction to be based on the
daily monthly average OF each paper
for the six months ending Juno 80,
1918.
Recommendation as to tho reduce
ton OF the reading space in Sunday
papers Is as follows:
Reduction on al reading space I'm IN
hfty columns, per cent.
Reduction on additional space over
seventy columns and not over ninety
columns, 80 per cent.
The reductions to be based on tho
daily monthly average OF each paper
Tor the six months ending June 30
1918
Recommendation as to the reduction
of the reading space in Sunday papers
is as follows:
Up to 100 columns. reduction 10
per cent.
Next nifty to 200 columns. reduce
tlon 20 per cent.
Next nifty to $50 columns. reduce
lion 80 per cent.
Next fifty to 800 columns. reduc-
toh 40 per cent.
Next nifty TO $50 columns. reduction
30 per cent.
Next fifty to 400 columns and over.
reduction 60 per cent.
1T Is suggested that these reduc-
uons be effective for daily papers Au-
gust .. 1918. and for Sunday papers
September l. 1918"
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SALVAGE WASTE MATERIALS
IN THE UNITED STATES
civic Association Srnrt. Cnm
hn'Sn &" Gather Ola Meth,
nna Tin Fail

WASHINGTON IuIy 2o.--The Amer
pea" Give Association is starting
''mraisn FOR the salvage Of waste
material Q" scale which prowtso..
to save many millions of dollars =,
hN"ily to tn" United states. In ,,r.
s""nc" Of This object. tho associs,,o,
mas formed = national salvage com.
nni't"e' with Mrs. John Allan pourn
eFtE rs chairman. ana with hc,,o,,a~
''rS in Washington. This na,io,,,
committee VIII act as m advj,o,,.
ho"r", la cach state II chairma,, v,n
b" appointed. who will choose her c,.r
commute" and organize her STATE as
closely and IS quickly "a possible Tho
MATERIALS 10 be salvascd arc such do
'"''tic waste as tin and lead foil. brass
copper aud aiunuum. old gold. silyc,
'nd t'ohon bits Of icwcliy. papor. run
hef cotton and WOODEN rags. glass fr.,,
J'iS. lin cans with fitted lids fu-n,-
tH'e and innumcrahle other articles.
ne salvage Of domestic materials al
ready has been successfully tried GU,
'n Los Angeles. Cat. and in Kansas
City Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
SIS FOR KISS NN
California Judge Imposes same Elmo
for Hugs In Public
Pnrks.

Long BRANCH. CAL. July 2o-F!ve
dollars per kiss and five per hug is tho
charge imposed By Judge Carl V. Haw-
RIMS uron spooners in the Long Beach
parks. whether the spooncrs are en-
gagged or not.
In timing Thomas Arthur $40 for two
Kisses bestowed upon his tiancee. Miss
May House. Judge Hawkins said:
The !aw says that men and women
shall not publicly irdulEe in caresses
Laughing fondling, embracing. spoon
ing. kissing or wrestling. and am
going TO sec that the law Is enforced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
CALL C0LORED REGISTRANIS
~ III g" TINT" Service In, Co,,,
Mradc. Nd. ON
July 70

"r"ff" ". Rogers chairman of local
exemption board No. t. announced ycs
'erday that tn" following colored ro.-
'Sh'ants will lac called into service H.,
me next Increment. and Will be SOM
ann Meade. Md. on July 30:
=, Charles Jackson. Yanccy william, o,,,-.
HHIIS lEcs; William Carter James Kim,I.1lI
w ~ nm ,AloNandcr Robinson. Henry II. ~,
80 ~ Russell Mincl"ton. Robert Y.,,,',.
I,i'tN 'S,r"ti. .ldcn larry Hose. FRANK Ias!I.
it'.HS' MocrI'i wilder. Andrew Guns, inn
Waiter Moshy Wil!i" Smith iiuinrs t.In! S,i
4 nh'H Wesley bubar Trent Sam Xvn,,I,."",,
;y:tNLIn trt,r, Thomas Mcdaniel i,.i,-.,r
~ "",riIr" Read Hall .Iaincs E"cy.s 'i INN,
.Tncls.""rr''S t.e""fS" l"n,S Ralph Within
,;om,r IONA" I"hn Gray. James noIa,y' rs
::hnnuiE f1ni Morris Jr charles :n 90
= hrlstian. Nathan MCGrorur ETr.r ~ 1911 49,.
hi!"ii James collins HnIl iDhn - ~ >
!, " u,,, i;hl!9Sk. .iohn Al"NanG!.r HiImnn
In.s;.' ia'.i, INJURIES Scott clurcncc XIV
SSUv,n, norman Massprhurv William VII, ~,
In, " 'i'ttpn i:inwoUd Jones Hahn II. '.r''
H., W, ~ Is ia!iUr: Roger watson iiurJL
.rnntu lir"wn. willie a Doc. V"IIi: ti I'm, n
I ," LID ,i.vpnhri Jones James Henry ra -
irfn.S Jones Clarence y Frankiin !,rIic
: : hh'm',rr!in. fl"yd Jackson, Witt t'H,Siiu
iDII'li"! Jones. William rhorrn r., IL, HHs"i,'
v!HIII"nSt ,ntFEant. Isaiah rhorntnn r .r''I !,
I'm me! ham, II Juni;,s i;yn,,, ::'.,iii.S
..,'r" t'eI Kichnrds"n Newton IonIry:.
il9nbsF hh"orSr Shachl"forI Harry WiJES
!nT fichard Johnson. Willinm 6ii,tr! zen :
O. ~, ecu cooper. Willie Gray .,,'i, '-'''s-
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Innulta Iioonier Soldiers.

TERltE. HAUTE. IND. July 20
William Roscnow. ffty-fve. carmen
ter. is in jail here because he referred
to Indian soldiers as ''5ums and ciod-
hoppcrs," according to aG,davits tiled
with Homer Williams. president Of thu
executive committee Of the Indian Pa
triots' League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
RED CROSS RECEIVES $40
Kansas City Man Part. with Pine IT..
Has Used Ten
Yenrs

KANSAS CITY. July co-Thc Red
cross Is $40 richer By the sale OF tho
famous Pipe OF s. p. tCap) Kinds. we'll
nno"n board OF trade man here. Cap"
tinds and his pipe arc we'll known to
grain men Of this section OF the coun-
try he having used the same pipe for
more than ten years. Cap" agreed to
1uit smoking for a month, and TO sell
his pipe at auction for the bcnent OF
the Rcd Cross. 81. J. Lane was the
successful bidder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
tonishingly near they seemed -Nercy
liz hts roYr and

lights rose and fell.
Suddenly a stone cracked with "a
flash Of sparks almost at my feet. and
something whincd shrilly between the
! man in from; and me.
| Whats that" I asked.
| "A stray bullet looking for a billet"
an old handt answered.
The road was crowded with amlnuni-
! ton and food limbcrs going forward
and an occasional quietly moving am-
bu!ancc returning. At last wc cane
to a dump. and here entered ii commu-
n!cation trench.
was sweating profuscly: my pack
straps CALLED my shoulders. ana had
nay work cut ont to keep Ted who was
in front, IN view. The trench WAS mar
row. and soldier in fun pack pretty
we'll filled it. The sides were strewn
With telephone wires. which in many
cases had become detached and troopcd.
ready traps for the unwary. or zig
Jagged across so that our rifles and
impcdimcnts became cntanglcd and
each man had TO diseniangic his COM
radc.
The trench was ioored with duck
boards. These were excellent in them
selves. but there were always raDs
where shells had fallen. missing boards
or others placed scc-saw wise on a
hUmp. so that on placing one foot on
the duck board rose up and smote
the umwary with surprising suddcnncss.
RIGHT u NENr
TO TIL; GERMAN LINZ.
Messages were continually passing
from front 10 rear of the procession
Ware hoic.' step up" Don't lose
touch" Hurry up "Arc you all up
YETI While from the rear came ap-
reals TO Halt in front" Were losing
touch"
the trench and had 10 wait until nill
VINO WAS behind. caught up and un-
wcdgcd me. during which process I
shed some skin. rctaiiaicd by drag
GinS BIZ clear in his turn
On we went through trenches occu-
pied by men so weary that they neither
walked nor protested when we trod on
their sleeping bodies.
At last we halted y Vcrcy light
sailed overhead and l saw we were
relieving men who were prepared to
depart.
Don't take your packs off yet" came
the command from noncommissioncd
officer.
,..Are we here a; last" asked
Yes"
is, this the front line" 1 whispered
10 soldier, whose one idea seemed TO
be TO get away from the place
lcs. mate. you've got it," he said
as he departed. Tine very front line
tn" one mex. to the Germans. Good
hy-oc:"
CsenedD W. II. AMMoNs.
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Vow Mn;.r Schedule Snnn

Hi.Nl lI.E WASH. July :O-Thc de-
tiS'"n of birector-Gcncr.l McAdoo. OF
10" railroad administration. on new
wage scales FOR the mechanical drafts
WI! lee rendered July %. MIR. McAaoo
announced here to-day. lie said that
ne decision had been delayed because
% ms absence from Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

fpIII WAYNE. IND, July 2O.-John
''H'"cE thirteen. discovered ,bn,
! 'rN''Ftr used in the War o, 1872
"oH'" Sh"pt. lie attempted 10 rnmoy.
cartridge from tho rusty wcono,
when IT exploded. He was shot
through the hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
HOW WAR BOARD AIMS TO
iI:UI-IE ME oil, IApi.u

The recommendation in the appl!-
cation OF the third principle ~ as fol-
lows:
Reduction OIL all reading space ur to
hfty columns, ) per cent.
Reduction on additional space over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
iii he sent tn University or yir-
:inH for Special
Training.

ih' ioii"wing white rcgistrants have
h'eh e"iied for service by local cx.
'"pt!on board !. and viii he sent 20
thc University Of Virginia. a, char-
.ot'eSNille. for special training ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
FINDS .!OIIE MASS OF RUINS
At END OF HIS WALK

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

John \. Clarke.
julius Il. larl.".
Roy - i 5 hwcrth,
Richard g Rhodes
!. II. Stockmar.
II. - Wharton.
J \ Arm rscht.
Frank /. Blouni.
= Hunlphric-.
RUSSELL Caldwell.
LhsS ! Perkins
David +. fran, =
pd.u Brown.
Dorsey < SMILEY
Y l. Calder.
WIN 4 BVri.r
James + iIoa'cv.
RAYMOND Davis.
W M \ Ma KEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

= II Cottrell.
Toward W. Butler.
VIM. i Mclutirc.
rrri !. Harvey.
ltddi. X. Caru-aI.
Thos Svnliue>. .Ir..
II X Carlton.
Jas y Bla l>hurn,
L. i. Vincent.
Robert |. Brt,con.
lanes +. Mann.
VIM /; Reese
VIM e i!oilinS
Robert J. T-ower.
Robert Il Martin.
Edgar i. Walton.
J. l.. Crouch.
y NJ St"inbrcchor.
OTIS W Gilman.
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Ills MOTHER WAS
"TUDBY'S" GREAT LOVE

MY main idea In life Was 20 duck
work" he conidcd when we bec.n,.
real chummy after he had been as
signed to N" Squadron Of the East
o3St DcicnScS. When tho army
NoUldn take me I'D tho board said
it wouldn't be fair to initiate another,
chap at The chemical works. was
only passing sorry. wasn't an .x-
pert. YOU understand. bat cor:rd
and compared all the drafts of the Tor
mulas and il requires something IKE.
~ apprenticeship OF two ears for nc-
ruracr. Put Il Ecrenhorn on MY Job
and he'd be bound to cause trouilr.
once learned. however, il was 'cusls.'
Plenty OF Tags all tie :imc. ana
once week to music hall in Lon
don. whence I was returning this night
and was happy.
But | did love my mother" lie
hluhbercd a little and Went on she
was the one big bright spot in NY life
Nothing Was too good for her, aud AL
that was good in me ! owed to her"
When "Tubby' heard of the Zepps
near where he lived, he was stricte:,
with fear ut the danger to his mother
He knew that he wa. no: more Than
five miles away by road. so he decided
TO walk there. He had not completed
more than half his journey when your
bgi,:h; flashes right ahead Of him. fol
lowed by .oud dctonations. icnot ID that
or" Of the nurdcrous Z:pns was over
head. and was dropping its bombs
pcrilouSly near his own home.
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TUBBY SMITHS REVENGE
OVER NORTH SEA CLOUDS
How Sight OF His Mothers Charrcd
Body Stirred Him to Be
come an Aviator.
DESTROYS THE BABY KILLER;
Exported Missing During Flight"
Duel to Dcath--Ictrul Conc.
London Clerk Transformed Into
Hero Who Uses His Head.
FLIGHT LIEUT.. 81. e. RUTIIENsfOED
international News Bureau

international News bureau
Flight Lieutenant Harold Smith
missing during light
Ii 'luhhy' Smith is alive ana il, =,
German concentration camp h. may
have smile coming: at that notice II;
the paper last February. Ir poor old
'Tubby" is out of luck and for al! tl,uc
some 700 miles out there IN the North
Sea. am afraid that the notice viii
he his only cpitaph. In amy event.
rubhy' Smith won't care Hes duu,-
his job. and he's done it well. Sold m.
II ever. have ! seen or heard of 4 crap
who was so sinElc-idoicd on revenge
There arc lot like him in AL branchc.,
OF the service. but "Tubby" WAS :, ~,
on the Subject
No wonder: lust picture to your
self how the reason for revenge came
to old "Tubby"
1t happened one night last Srptcm-
Der. The last train from l'cnchrrch
street 10 Southcnd pulled up with a
jerk that woke tho crammcd and SLIM
bcry occupants OF the third-class car
riagc.
y palc-faced youth yawncd and put
his head on; of the window. At iuat
moment all the lights went out. The
youth was "Tubhy.'
Hi he shouted to a train onicia!
who was passing by. swinging Il ram
tern along the railway track. Whats
The natter"
'zepps,' gruntel the official "You'G
better get inside and sleep; We amt
moving for some time
For the first time in his life. "'rubhv''
told me, he felt an unselGsh fear You
may understand that fear the better
If tell YOU that he was Il very oral,:-
AIRY type of u clerk WHO had done
scarcely a thing worth wh:lc in his
Few years of business. lie was just
twontr-onc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
WHITE REGISTRANTS CALLED

CsieneD W. II. AMMONs
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-12-27

State Of New Nesice. n the ssessssfsI
him BY the State Land Office, scjd cos
tract. to provide that the purchaser nay
At his option make psymeste Of rot lees
than one thirtieth Of niuety.five per eeat
Of the purchase price At auy time after
thirty ye.rs from the date u the con
tract and TO provide for the psyaeat Of
any unpaid balance at the expirst',a .,
thirty years from the date Of the con
tract with interest o deferred psyments
at the rate Of four per cent pef snnuE
payable in advance on the snsiversasy Of
the date o. the contract. partial psynests
date Of the contract next following the
date Of tender.
The above sale OF land will be subjee,
to valid existing rights. easements, rights
OF way and reservatioa.
The Commissioner Of Public Lasds .,
his agent holding such sale reserves the
right to reject any and all bids Offered
at said sale.
Possession under contract Of sale 10,
the above described tracts will be gives
on or before October lst. 1919.
Witness my hand and the official sea
Of the State Land Office OF the State o.
New Mexico, this fifteenth day Of Novem
Der, 1913
FRED MULLER,
COMMISSIONS OF Public Lsnds OF tn.
State OF New Merico
First Publication Nov. IS. 1913.
Last Publication Jan. "a. 1919.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-12-27
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
SAN JUAN COUNTY
Office Of the Commissionef Of Public
Lands.

Office Of the Commissioner Of Public
Lands.
Notice 10 hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions Of an Act Of Coneres: .p-
State Of New Mexico, and rules and regu.
istions Of the State Land Office, the Com
missioner of Public Lands will offer at
public sale to the highest bidder at 9
O'Clock A. NJ, on Wednesday, February
sth, 1919, in the town Of Aztec, County OF
San Juan, State of New Mexico, in front
of the court house therein. the following
described tract Of land. viz
Sale Nc. 1871 - SHNEN. Sec. 2. T., 30
N, R. II W., containing 5000 acres. The
improvements consist OF house, barn, garage.
fencing, and fruit trees, value $3.50.
No bid on the above described tract will
be accepted for less than THREE. DOL
praised value thereof. and in addition thereto
the successful bidder must pay for the I'm
p~rovements that exist on the land
The above sale Of land will be subject
to the following terms and conditions, Wig.
The successful bidder must pay to tn.
Commissioned Of Public Lands or his agent
holding such sale, one-twentieth Of tht
price offered BY him for the land, four
per cent interest in advance for the bal
ance Of such uprchase price, fees for I'D
vertising and appraisement and all costs
incidental to the sale herein, each and
all Of said amounts must be deposited in
cash or certified exchange at the time
Of sale and which said amounts and all
Of them sre subject to forfeiture to the