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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-17
CHAPTER 24a

An Act to Amend Sections Two. Three.
-Four: Five and Six Of Chapter Three
Hundred Nineteen Of the Public
Laws OF Nineteen Hundred and Fiji
teen Relative to State and County
Aid in the Construction Of Highway
Bridges.
Be it enacted by the People Of the
Sec j. Paragraph one Of section
two OF chapter three hundred and nine
teen of the public laws Of nineteen
hundred and fifteen. as amended by
section two of chapter three hundred
teen hundred and seventeen. is hereby
amended by striking out all after the
word bridge" in the thirteenth line
Of SAID sse'ien and Inserting in place
of its construction. Said board shall
keep or cause to be kept a written rec
ord Of its doings, including its findings
as to preliminary facts necessary 10
decision Of said board. or majority
thereof, upon any matter within its
jurisdiction shall be Anal and conclu-
sive. and the record OF its findings
prina facie evidence of the truth
thereof The state highway commits
sion shall appoint times and places
for meetings OF said board and give
shall see ft. so that sad paragraph
OF said section as amended shall read
as follows:
Sec. .. When the municipal officers
Of any town deem that any bridge on
any main thoroughfare must be built
or rebuilt and i'll their judgment the
expense of the construction will en-
tile the municipality to state and
county aid as provided in section one
of this act. they shall petition the
commissioners OF the county or coun-
ties in which said bridge is. or may
be built or rebuilt and She state high
way commission TO meet with them for
the purpose OF examining into and
aetermining whether public conven-
erce and necessity require the build
,ng or rebuilding Of said bridge; said
petition to be accompanied by such
% be made by the state highway COM
mission. The said municipal ofIicers
together with the county commission
ers and the state highway commission.
shall constitute a board to determine
the necessity of building or rebuild
ing said bridge. and the form Of its
construction. Said board shall keep
or cause to be kept q written record
of its doings. including its findings as
to preliminary facts necessary to its
organization and jurisdiction. The de-
cision of said board. or a majority
jurisdiction shall be final and conciu-
sivc. and the record of its findings
upon all preliminary matters shall be
prima facie evidence Of the truth
thereof The state highway commits
sion shall appoint times and places for
reasonable notice thereof as they shall
Sec. >. Section three Of chapter
three hundred nineteen Of the public
laws Of nineteen hundred and fifteen
as amended by section three Of chap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-17
CHAPTE8 2s3

An Act TO Increase the Number OF
Clerks in the Registry Of Deeds. in
the County OF Cumberland, and State
of Maine.
Be it enacted by the People Of the
State Of Maine. as follows:
The register OF deeds in the County
of Cumberland is hereby authorized to
employ one additional clerk at salary
not to exceed fifteen dollars week:
said salary TO be paid weekly to the
clerk so employed. by the county treas
urer Of Cumberland County.
(Approyed November -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-17

An Act to Amend Chapter Two hu ~,
dred aud Twenty of the Pubic -. -.
OF Nineteen Hundred and Ninss,;na
Entitled. An Act to Amend set ~
Thirty-sixs Of Chapter TwenN
OF the Revised Statutes, as t.n9iffan]
and Set Forth in Chapter Tive N
dred and Fifty-eight of the e.,
Laws OF Nineteen Hundred snn
enteen, as Amended by thap
Mghty-eight of the Public Law
Nineteen Hundred and Nine,s,
Relative to the Creation and 49,
dit0rc of the Mill Tax hisnNl
Fund" "a
BE II enacted by the People Of "
state Of Maine. a follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-17
1a7-EZ $40

An-Act 10 Repeal Chapter Fourteen OF
drsd ard Nineteen, Relating to the
acknowledgment Of Deeds.
Re il enacted by the People OF Inc
state OF Maine. as follows:
Chapter fourteen of the PUBIC law
IF nineteen hundred and n!ne'se" -
hereby repealed
tApproved November -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-17
ClAHTEI 2AH

An Act to Amend Paragraph Seven of
Section Forty-fve of Chapter One
yised Statutes as Amended by Chap
ter Two Hundred and Fourteen OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06
HEARING IN SUIT
T0OUSTIR WILSON
AS ADMINISTRATOR
Gardener Estate Credit
ors Try to Show He
Should Not Serve


Whether Joseph n. Wilson Is a
bona fide resident OF the state Of New
Mexico. or whether he came here from
Philadelphia only for the purpose OF
closing up he Gardener estate valued
az several millions. IN which he In an
pointed administrator. ~ tho question
on trial In the district court today In
n suit by creditors Of the estate 20
removc Mr.. Wilson.
The hearing was begun this morn
ing. Evidence Was produced which
tended 20 show TINT Ne had moved
from his home IN Philadelphia after
the death OF Mrs. Mathilde Gardener
In order 20 act az administrator.
A copy OF The telegram which he
seut 90 his wife In Philadelphia. en-
plaining that Il WIS necessary for him
20 live here until the estate was set
tied up. and asking her if she We're
willing 70 come. Was produced In the
trial.
Testimony was given by Major =. =.
Bujac. % Carlsbad. and District Judge
Charles u. Brice Of Roswell, who
were law partners engaged by Mrs
Gardener. following a disagreement
with Mr. Wilson. her former attorney.
Evidence was introduced Ina an at
tempt 10 show that Mr.. Wilson was
a III executor OF the Gardener
estate. and that in establishing a resi-
dence In Albuquerque he had sicri-
feed little IN leaving his former home
An Philadelphia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06
sroNGING oN OH NrIemnons

Must Albuquerque continue TO
sponge on the National Red Cross
fund FOR money TO keep up the To-
cal chapters Indispensable home
service work among our " SOL
diers and soldiers families Dur
Ing the past seven months the To-
cal chapter has had to beg si0.-
GEO from the Denver branch Of the
Red Cross. In other words. Albu-
querque has not supported It's own
Red Cross and had refused 10 do
what Il ought o Go FOR Bernalilio
county's soldiers.
After -four days u the hardest
work. hy capable experienced
teams led by Mr.. Chester Il.
French. AihuQuerduo Subscription
TO the local ned Cross fund
amounts TO less than $4,000. The
minimum Indispensable fund need
81 for the local work Immediately
confronting the Rcd Cross here ~
home n nor than double this
amount. Moreover, In order 20
upholf Alhuuuer0ue's honor and
dignity. tho Red Cross proposes IN
repay the National Red Cross t3-
600 as % partial DISCHARGE or our
debt. one % the stock arguments
used by small contributors who
ought 20 give more nnd by non
contributors who ought 20 give
somctkinr is that they won't gtr-
money that r. going 10 he sent out
q the county. Tho answer is oh
vlouH: Shall We refuse to repay n
debt that ought never 90 have been
contracted and that must be repaid
II Albuquerque b. 20 maintain .."r
reuufation9
The Red Cross committee pro-
poses 60 go cover the top To
this end they are making "a checN
~ each ntrlhufiol. and " nece--
sury they are going back over their
Trucks and ask contributors who
are able and who ought 10 do - 20
Increase their subscriptions. This
committee Is rolpg 90 fight the
thing out 10 a finish TO determine
whether or not this community .s
willing 20 pay H. w way or mus.
confess it, unwllInrness 90 dis
charge It's honorable obligations 20
IT, own soldiers and its own people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06

Nathan nlbo. 81. Of Beraaiiu6. has
teen madc chairman II sandovai
county Tor the Red Cross Christmas
seal campaign which will be conduct
"a IN this rfnfe December I ~ 10.
AZ. Hibo viii begin the organization OF
tnf various communities and school
dleiriciA OF his country ht once.
I'll am sure sandoval county viii
Subscribe ~ quota to the sgo. 1908
fund which viii be raised during tho
Etd Cross Christmas seal sale ala
M. niho. particularly when the good
n women ard children Of the
county fcaiiac that the . l. 20
~ spent IN the state Tor the benefit
81 the people Of the p4afe IN their
h9nt against the spread o. tubercu-
ineis ~ other preNenlable diseases.
OF the nearly 800 New Mexico boys
discharged from the military service
81 the United States during the world
vi becAuse q the development Of
tubercuiosif six were from sandoval
county and the people OF that comfy
have a vital interest In the persistent
1fht which viii he made against fur
fhcr spread OF the disease II tho funds
pre supplied. That the county viii
rot only meet ~ quota but exceed ID
- the oplnion % the manager % the
STATE camp0irn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06
GERMANY KNEW N
1916 WAR COULDN'T
Be WON ON LAND
Testimony at Inquiry Re-
veals Diplomatic Ef-
forts Were Begun
~ '-s s..oe,.rss --s.,

BERLIN, Nov. s.-The official ar
chives as disclosed at today's session
Of the sub committee OF the assembly
investigating the war. brought out the
astonishing revelation that the army
authorities In 1915 went on record a.
declaring TIA land WARFARE could not
win the war for Germany: that IL
"a be won automatically and pc.
iltlcaliy.
one % the drampiic features OF the
session was IN impuraioned appeal hs
Or. Won Bethmann-Hoiiweg the for
mer chancellor. against hecklinE nv
Deputy Slnsheimef. demanding IN n
Sinshelmer cease trying To trip him
up by repeating questions he already
has answered.
Another interesting feature was
testimony by Herr Zimmerman, the
former foreign Secretary. regarding
his lSst conference with Ambassador
Gerard before the Ambassador left
Berlin on his vacation.
Won Hoilwcg's Voice WAS
raised as he declared he was under
oath before God. and yet II ne had the
slightest lapse Of memory he would
he attacked. lie Instantly apologlzei
for the reproach.
tAfAN NlAHNhN HAhM NAtN nv AHN'R
Ambassador Gerard what the result
Of tho intensified q -ost warfare
would be In America. Mr.. Gerard
replied;
II don't Enow what they want N
Washington. o may he rieht in
the action you are taking
The ambassador, according To Zim-
norman. promised to use an his in
huence to keep America neutral and
was quoted by the witness as 1sying;
u shall do my best to avoid fur
Their friction"
Or. Cohen, Independent attempted
TO force Won Bcthmann-Hollwer 60
admit thai the feeling respecting the
impossihiity OF land warfare winning
for Germany had set In ia 1914 after
the battle 81 the Marine.
The former chancellor said he had
a recollection that General
Won Falkehhyn, tchief OF stnnl. hai
about that time told him 20 DO an he
could alphabetically In a general way.
Won Bothmann-Hoilweg reiterated
the assertion that the %entcnte's cot
lcctive note In December. 1916. was
50 brusque and 70 hopeless In declin-
inc the German peace oner that peace
could not be thought Of.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06
nAILR0ADS WILL
DISTRIBUTE COAL
TO RETAIL DEALERS



Tho rnlted States Railroad Admin
~iNifatiou VIII undcriake The diair.hu
iIon ~ GOAL NOW heinz held IN New
Mexico through local dealers upon np-
pNfa1ion BY the dealer through the
t4caf railroad agents. which appllcn-
tlrna VII be passed upon BY a GENITAL
ttal commifiee appointed 10 handle
the 3urpius eve and ahove the re-
uulrtments Of The government and
the railroad Administrations.
Two telrrIamt to this effect were
cent emit under date ~ November tfi
hF SupeflAitndCuf ruftle. ~ tho SAN
"a - at Winsivw. Ari4, which are o.
follows
IAN Agents.
The Railroad Administration has
Appointed = central coal committee 90
handle distribution Of COMMERCIAL APP
piicat4ana Tor delivery n coal 10 COM
merci4l rouFuriere which must be
made through the Railroad which viii
make delivery 81 coal. such appii-
eatlous must show complete and ac-
cufaIa Information with respect %
The amornt o. coai the applicant
had on hand. the aInount which thu
applicant requires for preferred use
iuFcfhrr with the rate * consumption
and kind and slxe % coal desired.
You win be supplied with a form G
m q rev LAYS fnf This No
coal for cbtomerclal use should be
delivered rKccpt o., specific authority
from this Once. Advise II understood.
IN. H. TCTrLE-r
"Aii Agents:
Ny wire date whom wirlne Tor au-
thnrIfy 10 release coal ahinments nh-
eoluonh necessary have tue following
Information.
Name q conslsnee requesting.
~. Desuaadon.
"a. Number - cars required.
=. size and grade 81 o.
-. Pate required.
-. fqnsiEnee daily consumption.
TONNAGE coai IN con~signee's
posHeasion.
=. state whether written agree
meni TO pay n been secured or sat
nfnctoFy financial arranEementa w.
cared.
N. n. TrTTLE-
The local situation At present y
nnchanEed. One local dealer reports
the last Two cars OF soft coal on hand
WIRE delivered today on contract. one
ftinE 10 - pqFtufnc4 and the nfhor
70 the city han. These contracts
were secured prior 10 the strike on
bids Tor tho business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06
Certified Milk Is
Formally Endorsed
BY Medical Society

81 tho regular monthly meeting NJ
the Eernaiiuo County Medical society
which was hold nt he chamber Of
Commerce last night the use OF Ger
unod mlik was formally endorsed 10y
tho society. while certified mix IT.
known as AN article OF absolute pur-
ity aud nll medical snclotlcs stand for
such, formal recognition ~ The pro-
ducuou 90 such iu hiH city was made
one falry here iH considering pro-
duc.ug 10.
While tho cost of production ~
such milk b. too great for many. o. rs
a Eodsend to those in delicate health
and To- babies with digestive troubles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06
SANTA re EMPLOYEE
BACK FROM HOSPITAL

J Duudeha. general foreman % the
painters Of the Santa Fe. returned
frpm the company hospital al Topeka,
Kansas. last night whore he has beel
for some time for treatment OF hrs
lcf1 hand which was broken ana had-
" rushed IN January. 1915. AFTER
several operations on d hand. AR,
Bhudeiiu'E little finger was removed
and the injury u now healing.
Tho first injury was received while
NJ. Dardelln was attempting to Al "a
q fellow empioye from being crushed
20 death. a sO6-pOubd barrel u paint
slipped and was crushing the othar
man DOWN when AR. Daudoiin at
tempted 70 navo him. In which he wus
auccessfui but his hand was crushed
and practically all bones In Il broken
The Injury was treated here. then he
went 70 the hospital ~ Las Vegas, ar.
Ter which he was removed 10 Topeka.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06
Gives Wife
Glycerine Mixture

a retired merchant whose wife sur
Tered for years from catarrh Of tho
stomach finally gave her simple Fis-
in Adler-l-kn. uNE bottle produced
great recalls Because Adler-l-ka
u removes al foul matter which pnl-
Honea stomach. Relieves ANY CASE
siomurh or enH nn stomach. or
ten ctKES constipation. Prevents
appendicitis. Aiyarado Pharmacy,
Corner Gold Ave. and First g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06

NHFfu W. 90 as 20 frNN a. fmlluWnf
Ia The limit % ths capital stcck ~
This corporation shall he Fifteen Million
Dollar si6.coo.puol divided into Fihy
Thousand COCOON sharrs " common stock
q the par value o. Oar Hundred Dollars
tslool pcr share. and One Hundred Thou.
sand tfOn. n0ul shares 81 preferred stock 81
The par value ~ one Hundred Dollars
$1,000 per kharr.
before the words stock capital Stock
shares aud stoekhaldsrs in each and
ever place whore arf n the said words ~
sppeer IN paragraphs o. subdivisions Mum
VIII
() ny adding to said Article VIII d.
following paragraphs TO De- numbered tdI.
90. cd and tel;
'tol The preferred stock shall nor he
a~setsahle Tor any purpose whaievcr fte
private property q the hoiders uf said rrp.
frrred stock shall not be- liable for the ahli
CATIONS or debts " the corporation On NV
amount ur To- any extent whatever said
preferred stock shall boz entitled from The
date N - issue 20 cumulative dividends at
the rate ~ seven per cent tffsl per annum.
payable quarterly on fhe lat dny Of March.
June. september and December ID eafh year
u The corporation shall fal 90 pay such
dividends quarterly un al che uRtstanding
preferred stors, al accumulated dividends
thereon shall be- fully paid before any dIvi
dends shAl be- set apart. declared az raid
upon any clNss N common stock aud the
preferred stocA shall b. entitled 10 no fur
iher dividends The preferred stock shall
Dc rcdremahle in whole OF Boz part ln sixty
lhpl days' notice hy mail ~ ono Hundred
Five Dollars Osl01l per share aud an
fmount squai 90 accumulated divid-rds TO
the date " redemption although not sarutd
ur declared when any redemption b. mad.
N part of thv preferred stock outstandins
N shhN Do iu such manner and hy such
method aa the hoard of Director .bsu d.
i.rnine Upon auy .4le II al Of the assets
oi The corporation. ur upon ans Liquidation
OF tht corporation, bon whole or in part
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06
Magnolia Oil Co.
To Locate at First
and Mountain Road

Tho sale 81 the block Of property
located at First street and Mountain
road was contaminated today by q
local real estate deaicr with Howard
and Gully ~ III Pnso. representative
~ the Magnolia ON company. which
VIII establish, "a distributing station
here.
Plans FOR tho building 90 De erected
nre being drawn mp hy tLrrc Albu-
uucrQue firms; Heasclfon. rrlchar1
tract viii be awarded al nn early
date.
Pudding VIII be- begun Immediately.
as the company expects 90 be ln ope-
ration within Is few months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06
WHEN MEALS
DON'T FIT
''Pape's Dia2epsin" IS the
quickest Indigestion and
Stomach Relief


When meals hit back and your
feel full and bl0ntcd. When You
have heavy Jumps OF pain or head
acbe from Indigestion. Here o. in
slant relief
just a. soon as YOU eat ! tablet or
swo Of pape's niapersin al the dyE-
prrtla. indigestion and stomach DIS
irea. caI.sed IS acldsfy e.lds. Thene
pleasant. bariniens tablets OF iapts
Dlaperalu never fnl 10 n~eutfaiize he
harmful Stomach acids q make you
feel fine nt once and they cost 30
little Al drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06

elass, then. a representation ~ maturity
W w s'nck Or such elass shall b. necessary
eists snd each stoclhoiier hall be- EN-,
titled 20 - many votes as he NAV hold
shHfs ot ihe rapiiai stock entitled 10 vote
and any stnekhoider may b. r.rrs..rtsd A.
writins "
sixth That Article w 10 and hereby
s amended iu read o. faliuus.
my di-'ctor may b. removed at
.inrhhold,rs meeting duly called for no
rurros. ~ considering mo question IN ,u,b
removal! by ah affirmative vote ~ a major.
ll "i ne outstanding stock Of tho corpsra.
ton rnutrd % that time 90 vote for .ur,
director and nrthtr. any officer elected .r
appointed hy thr BOARD u n.ryetor. NAV h.
removed FOG cause %, ihe Hoard NJ Directors
by a majority vote Of al dirertrrs mon hi.
tce tu thp officer and each director and ~
decision ~ The Board N DIRECTOR. ,han h.
IinAl o., 90 0ha. j fnsirut cause Tor tho
removal of such officer
seventh That ArtIrle NIX be- and here.
nl h amended Co r.#i as falinws
special needing - the stuektoIdsrs
ms3 hs called hy the President b. any
thrce d%ir'rtofs or hy any number NJ .tort
hold'rs owning Dot loss than one. f1grtb 81
Uh" capital stock entitled 90 ,utr 40 such
meeting and notice thereof shal DO given
by mailing q notice fa sarh tnrLh.id.r ~,
Titled in sntr ht such meeting ~ hi. 49,
ahdffns a. shown upon The books 81 ttIs
cuFpofatton a. least fifteen till DAYS ht for.
o. "e' iN'tn lni iNs insNNuE
h'shih' That Article NN-A no and here
nl amended 20 rad a. f0lluvn
lpon any issus Cor money co. other con
hiA'taN"H. OF nnl stptk IT The corporation.
Nheihtr authorized by the original AftFl,s
n. Incorporation. or Toy ruhsruusut Iutr.a..
~ capital and whsthrr Frrf,lsd 90 cuuimon
siesh o." hioekholdyr shal be- entitled II
~ p]rapoa,oaa's or siser ,iaS S' sf'' iss
stock 30 60 be- issued bat che Board % ia.
rector Of ihr corporation MAY dispose of ali
.u,H tineh iftn"d O. such party or parties
And nl'oh Huth terms generally a. thry may
see ui
'ihih That u' PRECEDENT and secretary
i lhi, g1lruraiioh snail ,ign and cerify
thrse amendments Or rcauirrd OBJ Law AuI
recorded in ih" manner required t} lnU o.
l'.l',I ANI complete ihr amendment of said
Aii'l's Incorporation boz compliance With
VIZ '',''l'"N
''''h unuHi our bands and Tho seal ~
'",' il.iHti"h NIs ushtr'nth day uf Aus
n'i WV
N'"NLl e. SANS
President.
GEO u |BUsHNkLL.
Seerrtary
''a,. 't.n ,'Nniy ~ salt Lakr-ss
't" Na9 "l august lblb, per
."nuli} appeared before mr bari e. sams
Pug ''"fs' ~ hushn"l who being b. me
a.ll .H.fn, d,d sos That u'5 sr The
M"L ALLL LA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06

NfeM YOHK-NIrs. Agnc- Mcncfcr r.
a war bride indeed. She has been
a mfrnber 81 the Russian battalion
81 death ana -pcnt five ycar~ az
tise trout. She Wa q prisoner uf
Wnr sN months IN Germany and
was twice decorated hg the cxar.
Nov she has cotnc 90 America ~
the bride 81 nn American artillery
ofnnr. Harry 4. hcncfcc, loving
ton. Nv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-06
hugh n WILLIAMS.
Chairman

We Earl e Sans President und George
Company n corporation. created organized
lave Of thr State ~ rtah. harabv certify
20 .hr Cauuti CIsft ~ Salt Lake County.
state Uf Utah. Hud to tho Secretary ~
state ri Poo State ~ tfHh that nf % special
meeting Of tht stockholders Of tho corpora.
tuu iuif. regularly and legally called uuuu
rntlrH Tor suid purpose. and regularly hold
iu accordance With thp requirements Of tho
Articles uf Incorporation ~ sold tonpnny
hd with Che laws of tho State of Ttah a.
thr principal office ~ tIe Company. o.
suite DOR hnstDn llnrk. Salt Lake chs
state of ltnh un Monday August w. 1910
hi ten % clock In ths FORENOON zach. ryery
und sl SHARES 81 no capital stock of slid
corporation was rrrfesrnied b. TIE owner
anf huldrrs thffrnf in person or hy prury
und voted -uuasimnusly for tht failnu inr
amendments tu The Articles N lnrorpora
ton and the sums we're duly regularly and
legally adopted and RAISED aprndiuF tht
said Articles N Incorporation az foilowt
REsOLNEDs
FIRST That Article WI be- and hereby
n amended hy changing ihr lsft sentence
in We nest 90 the last paragraph ~ said
Article 90 read a. follows:
subject tu The pfDglslnuH uf those Ar
uclrs 1f Incorporation this corporation shall
hHfr tho right t1 dishuue ont Of profits
FROM time 20 tins Hs the DIRECTOR mny "
prove
second That Article WI be- and hereby
ia amended as foll0ws
tsl By changing the paragraph mum