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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08

prochement between England and
France that will make Germany hesi-
tate about further goading Frahce.
Then there is the Russian problem,
the scheming of Moscow to drag other
countries into the red welter of boil
shevism.
And right there Prince Bibesco
wanted to set Alright thve who assume
that Rumania is Slav nation and thar
1t is susceptible to the tainted blasts
blown from the Red capital.
The Rumanians are of Latin ori.
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the Senate. The Code Napoleon is the
basis of the legal system.
Prince Bibcsco is the son of the late
Alexander Bibesco, who, unlike his
three brothers, Gregory, George and
Nicholas, was n litterateur rather than
a soldier. although he fought for France
IN rhe franco- Gernkin War of 1870.
lhe grandfather the Prince was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
Expects a Settlement
on German RepdratiOns

But Prince Bibesco does not believe
France will again draw the sword and
throw her legions into that territory
as a tour de force. He expests to see
some adjustment reached. some rap
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08

stantine, who bears the title of Prince
OF Brancovan. He IL an officer of the
humanian cavalry and was married I'm
iooo to the daughter Of Antoniades, tbe
coiossally rich merchant Of Alexandria.
whose magnificent gardens In the ont
skirts OF that city, along the Mahmou.
dich, enjoy wide celebrity,
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Ne,D Problems Arose
With "Greater Rumanio"

AS part Of the old empire Of m.
Cars Bcssarabia was one of the ricbest
agricultural provinces in the South of
Russia. 1t was occupied by the Ru.
manian army soon after the BoIshevist
revolution. 1t has considerable front
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08

George Bibesco, who, in 1S43, at tho
age of forty, was elected by the people
of Wallachia and Moldavia as their
llospodar or Prince. The election was
confirmed by the Sublime Porte. which,
in those days, exercised suzerainty over
all the southeastern European states cx-
Cept Greece
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08

are reported to be watching for the
move France threatens to make into
the Ruhr basin by January 10 If the
Germans again postpone the reparatlons
payments
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Bibesco, Minister to Uuited
States, VieevS Country Min
Eye of an 14rtlSt
.LAND OF WONDERS.
SAYS ENVOY-WRI7ER
C0ndemnS "Nain Street" and
Loves Bebe Daniels, Marcel
of the Films

IA MERICA is like an Arabian Nights come true!
Prince Antoine Bbesco
no United compey has received
hare in last two
All threads of fancy in wonder stores the
Prince believes the shuttle Of life here weaving pattern
a civilization that outdistances imagination
Prince is not only diplomat with background in manv
European capitals particularly London and Paris creative
artist WE'LL And with the Of playwright tterateu that
he likes best envsion America
has things to learn from America the Prince
during flying visit to Philadelphia, his first appointment to
Washington the summer of 1920 meca like Nights
tale land of perpetual wonders Europeans are able to
better
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
comments on Writers;
Conmends Women Authors

Art, you know, is not thing
fom the outside. 1t isn't a thing
mat can be grated on you. There
are plenty Of young writers here
VINO really have things to say"
Edith Wharton, the Prince be-
heves, has wonderful personality
and he is a great admirer of her
works. He noted that another
woman novelist, Gertrude Atherton,
,s!her caustically criticized Mrs.
"narton's "Glimpses of the Moon"
But I would rather have n Sec
0nd'rate work from a first-rate per-
son than the opposite" he went on.
ne made it clear he was not criti-
.1mg Mrs. Atherton's own works by
Implication.
AL the paintings Of Rembrandt are
Ivy masterpieces neither are all the
pmpositlons of Beethoven. The great
70, thihS in art is personality"
Inc Prince also spoke warmly of
,. ..na ferber and Dorothy Garfield and
'r told OF the enjoyment he derives
vS '% the works of Waldo Frank and
'achel Lindsay.
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gin" he explained. They haven't any
Of that Slav disorder which is exempli
fled in the writing of Dostoievsky for an
example. The Rumanan people on the
whole have Il common sense and a Coon
judgment which prevent them from
yielding to IiolShcvist intrigue nrd
propaganda,
"As matter Of fact, Rumania IS n
sort Of barrier against bOlshcvism. That
is why Rumania is playing SO important
n part in the Near East. People say
the Rumonian army is too big"--be
shrugged his shouldcrs-"but suppose
Russia tries mn invasion? Russ,
claims Bcssarabia and her agents are
trying to stir up trouble there"
Rumania s area was about doub,ed ~,
n result of the war and the peace set :
tlcmcnt, She gained the provinces =,
TransyIvanta, Bukowina and Besso
rabia.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12

Notfcs = hers1y given to all per-
snns intefeGtAd that the council Of
the city of Rock IslAnd, Ill. having
ordered Tie payfng With asphaltie
concrete Of TWsnty-sixth street 10
. width Of - 1set between curba.
from the south line Of Thirteenth
avenue to the north line OF Seven
teenth avenue. and the ordinance
for the same being on file In the Of
iiee Of the city clerk Of said city.
and said city having applied to the
county court Of Rock Island coun-
ty, Illinois, for an assessment Of
the cost Of said improvement &C
cording to frontage. said sassess-
ment being payable in 10 INSTALL
ments, each bearing interest at the
rate Of 6 per cent per annum, and
an assessment therefor having been
made and returned to said court.
the final hearing thereon will be
had on the eth day OF October, A.
D. 1872, 1t the hour of 8 O'Clock a.
m, or as soon thereafter IS the
business Of the court will permit.
All persons desiring may file OBJ
ections In said court before said
day and may appear ON the hearing
and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill, Oct.
II. 1922. C. c. CUSHMAN,
Omcer Appointed to Make Assess
meht. (Adveftlsemoat)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12
TAKE whence
when SHERMAN
BAR IS RAIDED


Search Of the coolers in the
Sherman hotel bar. 20 Seventeenth
street. BY police last night revealed
a quantity Of unlabeled bottles
which looked as though they con-
tanned beer. Officers william ED
person and Charles Minor, who
made the raid, took the evidence,
but made no arrests.
Action is to be brought against
the owner of the place. Lawrence
Pedigo, il test of the samples shows
that the beverage contains more
than the prescribed \ Of per cent
alcohol, it was intimated at police
headquarters.
A few minutes afterward the two
officers arrested Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Sebastian at 227h Seventeenth
street. Two bottles of wine, a jug
of wine and q Jug Of moonshine
whisky was the evidence gathered.
The Sebastians' defense will be on
the grounds that the liquor was for
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12
)D|a
OWNER
10 LEAVE CITY
= Iif1srssy, Orten Defender
- q Party Caught b
ppltes IN suburb Visit

- paugherty, Peoria attorney.
.nea the police station and police
1900 twice last night-once
s16erney defending Louis Orteil
Hootlegging charge, and again
.,sssl hours later as one OF a.
n ~ party stopped by the po-
~ 1895 Furty-fifth avenue. Or
.~ ease was taken under advise
SOD 81 Justice ]. P. Kelly, until
s.sriay morning at 10 O'Clock.
n-iions OF liquors and alcoholic
..eae4ions were found at 1896
s,tv.afth avenue by the raiders.
~ Mr. others besides Daugherty
- AIKEN to Jail. They were:
49, WEIGH, who said the place
: "A residence; and three girls.
n,sSche Brown, 416 Seventh street;
ris1nore Wilson, Davenport; and
~ Meyers, tbs Fifteenth avenue,
q they gave their names and ad-
dseDes.
Ieugherty, who was formerly dis
Mt prosecutor in the federal court
= Peoria, made powerful defense
4 0rtell. The figure he made was
- commanding two hours later
vhen he again appeared, in diff
ierent role.
Acting on evidence gathered pre-
,iously by Rudolph Gundrum of the
motorcycle squad, five officers leu
M Earl Shannon raided Welch's
plsce at II o'clock. Besides Gun
drum and Shannon the party con-
sisted Of Officers Harry Fitzsim-
mons, John Kinney, Thomas Tot
Ten and David DeSmet.
he WEIGH place, pleasant sum-
mer outage, sitting far back from
FoYty-hfth avenue, was surrounded
and entered, Officer Gundrum read
ing ! search warrant to Welch.
nh detail was in abeyance to
objections raised in Ortelps trial
BY Dsugherty,. who tried to pre-
vent admittance of the liquor taken
at the 0rtell bar because a search
warrant had not been served. The
three women and the two men and
the mobile part of their finel J
sucked cellar was taken into Gus
tody.
It was the irony Of fate that
Dsugherty, representing his friend
WEIGH, authorized him to plead
guilty to a charge of having intoxi.
eating liquors in his possession
Only two hours before in the SAINT
court Daugherty had vigorously as.
serted that possession of liquor
was no violation of the law, il
0rtell's case.
Keeper Fined $500.
WEIGH was fined $500, which b,
paid by a personal check which
vas guaranteed by the attorney
Daugherty and the three girls wer'
released.
The unequal division of the part,
three girls and two. men-led tn.
police to believe that others were
expected. When the car loaded
with officers climbed the Watct
Tower road hill the front porch o.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12

- NnDttod e ~ ccot1nta fAeY
lole - n 1xe1 0GesIt6 "a
feallod q - Doifse sllti1n. rs
aeeun1ptfon Was obliteFnted 81
Charles Bleuer, night desk sergeant.
who aai1 the room n which b md
locked the beer had beea kept
under lock and key.
ownership Of the Orteil place
was the second sticking point.
Daugherty made the witnesses ad-
NIT that they did mot know. posi-.
lively that Ortell owned or was Of
1cial proprietor Of the place, 1880
Fourth avenue. Attorney Scott.
however, stated that this point
could be settled to the courts salts
faction II . little time was GRANTED
In which to look MP the deeds, etc.
The point was dropped for the time
being.
Third In the category was the
point of whether the beer taken
from the Ortell place had been held
there for sale" or not. Mr.. Daugh-
CASy OSoSS4 Lu0k uOB0 AOulb CllX-
Henry and others have recently
held that possession is no violation
in itself. Unfortunately he did moi
have copies Of the opinion, but Of.
fered to make up a brief on it
when challenged by Attorney Scott
Mr.. Scott urged that this point was
a matter Of opinion, rather than c1
law, and up to the courts own dis.
erection.
The court room contained a
crowd Of about seventy-five persons
many Of them from the liquor and
soft drink business.
That Ortell's beer contained 2.8s
per cent alcohol by volume was thu
! report Of the Moline city chemist
ssubmitted by Inspector Lawrence
K. Eihl. Justice Kelly accepted
this as evidence in the face of al
objection by Daugherty, who claim
ed that there were fractures in tn,
chain of retention Of the liquid eyi
dence which left doubt that tn,
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- 49, - 1e1G1fIy 1luninn-
T. l I Y d u - 66 =
WheD - I6tHol - U. -
vehicles ha1tnd around IL coenar
and Tho plaee Wa aurYcunae1. n
Hello. Jack. / didn't exneet 10
zee you here OGIcer ahauroa
said. greeting the ATTORNEY.
The attorney, Daughsrty, return
ed the greeting with charsctsrisfic
urbane sang froid.s
Later In police court 1t the hear-
ing, at which Mayor Harry n.
Schriver and Acting Chief william
H. Fitxsimmons were present.
WEIGH was given orders to leave
town. Justice Kelly delivered the
order, setting Monday night a the
time limit, before which WEIGH
must vacate his cottage and leave
ROCK iaia "a. L was sisted around
tno ponce stAtion that numerous
compisn.s OF disordefiy conduct
~ an0 ABOUT the premises have
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12
MAKES A FOOL OF
HIMSELF;; GETS s.

Waukegon, Ill, Oct. 12.-Rev
Robert E. O'Brien, pastor Of IN In
dependent flock in Zion City, today
had compiled with the terms Of an
offer from Wilbur Glenn Voliva,
overseer Of Zion-"$5 if he will
stand in front Of a newspaper Office
all day to show the people what a
fool he is"
Rain beat on Mr.. O'Brien. most
of the day, but he held his post
from sunrise to sunset. He said he
would give the reward to Zion
City's poor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12


li4uiA tsokel - NJ ehsnist vas
- - - 1kat fAlkens lTCa oFtslrs
haS.
At the opening Of tia hearing
spectators in the court room were
much interested in the settlement
Of . change Of venue asked b.
Daugherty A. Ortell's attorney.
Changes Of Venue.
The case was opened before Po-
lice Magistrate D. ]. Cleiand at
about s o'clock, and request for a
change of venue was granted. Geo
graphical nearness determines tie
justice to which cases changed"
go. Justice Schroeder was thus the
next justice in line for the case.
Although 1t was 9 o'clock, long
after working hours, a telephone
call to his Office was made in an
attempt to reach him. It was un-
successful. A. NJ. Klove was next
in order.
But Klove is impossible for this
case" Magistrate Cleland said.
Yes, we had better get the right
one; let's get this settled quickly
and without too many difficulties, -
Attorney Scott agreed.
Justice Kelly was called from his
home. where he had gone a short
time before, and the case was turn
ed over to him. As OrteIPs case
! now stands, it will be decided Sat
urcay morning. Whether or not
Daugherty will reappear to repre-
sent him is not known. Ortell is at
liberty under $500 bond furnished
by Harry Trachtenbarg, Moline
coal dealer.
Though there was no action in
the case OF Edward Cramer, pro-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12

Csc the classified I'd section like yos
use the telephone book. The ads are II
indexed under their correct specific ciasa
fication headings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30

.Q-What playwright one OF
whose plays IS az present q Broad
way success. announces he is through
with pictures and echoes -'.e com
plant made rot long ago 0y Fannie
Hurst
A.-anthony Paul Kelly saws he Is
through .gith pictures because he is
tired OF seeing his script 5utchered
lie says or daresay that through
my ions experience with picture
making. as writer. Z became as con-
versant ~,ith what viii make a draw
lng bit a. some Of the directors 1
have seen at work. still the pro-
ducers seem 90 prefer the director
who prefers 90 handle the story as
re deems best. and that lets me out.
] wouldn't have minded Il stories
were intelllEentIy handled through
which the changes might be Of bere-
ct. but they are not az least as far
81 I have observed in person. SO I
concluded u were 20 be made an
autnor-gO5t for faults Of a stat,
prefer 10 be the goat standing on
and looking a. a play upon the
stage"
Q-What movie star represents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
ADJUSTMENTS
Secrets of the MoUies Revealed

the Friend or Pal type Of girl on
the screen2
A.-Constance Talmadge brings TO
the screen traits and characteristics
tnat Identify her with the Friend or
Pal type Of girl who stands high in
mans estimation.
Q.-What fat comedian recently
announced his engagement
A.-Walter HERS. the jovial come
dian. is 20 wed Adah McWilliams or
syracuse, y. Y.
Q.-fs Rodolph Valentino 80 90
through a second ceremony with his
second wife?
A report has IL that Y 'entino
and Miss Hudnut will have second
ceremony in Paris next year
Q.-With what actress Ia Charlie
Chaplin's name been coupled recent
~?
A.-Charlie's cevortipe with Peggy
Joyce at Catalina Islara 1a5 started
interesting rumors
How much OF the action OF act
Ors in a picture is seen with eaCn
movement Of the protector? This
information is contained in to-
mOrrows answer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
CASTLE

Spanish Love is a phrase tina.
has become accepted generally as
descriptive OF the ultimate in affairs
OF the heart due TO the fiery tenn
permanent characteristic Of the youth
OF the land Of he Don. That is the
type which Will be found in "Seren-
sde." the picture that is full OF life
love and romance that will be seen
for the last time at the Castle to-
day. Miriam Cooper plays the role
OF Maria del Carmen, Spanish
senori.a OF the dangerous, impul-
sive type. She Is loved by Pancho.
son OF the governor Of Magdalena.
When his father IS overthrown by
Domingo Maticas. and his son
Rarlon falls madIy in love with
Maria. the peace OF the land is
shattered Daredevil riding. thrill
ing battles and reckless deeds OF
dashing cavaliers. all are In this
picture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Egypt. where romance rides on the
wings OF a hurricane. and every
scene Of the picture is vibrant with
emotion and thrill.
The Crossroads OF New York .
mack Sennett's newest six reel COM
edy-meiodrama. based upon the in
cidents Of a country boys career in
the city. viii be the attraction al
the Blackstone for three days start
Ing Sunday. All the life, the luck.
the glitter. and thrills, with the
heart throbs. and gloom Of New
York. are packed into a great big
dramatic comedy. Noah Beery,
George O'Hara. kathryn Mcclure
Charles Murray Billy BevaE. Eddie
Gribban, and a dozen others appear
in the great cast. The picture viii
be found unusually attractive 10 the
patrons Of the Blackstone theatsr
this week, because OF the wide range
OF the amusement It supplies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
Screen
SALE

The internal disturbance OF Ger
tain ,romatlc and ebulent South
American republics. which have for
years furnished -he American press
and humorous writer's with material
FOR exciting dispatches or clever,
humorous discussions. were placed
in the hall OF fame by the plays Of
the late Richard Harding Davis,
who was virtually their literary
spokesman The Dictator" which
comes TO the LaSalle theatre for four
days beginning sunday as a Para
mount Offering with Wallace Reid
IN the star role. Is one of this type
By this author. Il Is a picture with
aghts. thrills. and gay romance in
q Spanish bonanzG republic.
Hearts Haven" the big Benz.
r. Hampton production viii have
final ehowings at the LaSalle thea
ter today. II Is an appealing tale
OF everyday life. OF those who stru-
gsle for an existence, and make up
the great and respectable middle
class
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30

ST. Paurs Cathedral is said TO
have been built without an oath
being uttered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30

Thrace against Turkish occupation.
Friends of Nenizslos said he had
been In telephone communication
with representatives OF the Greek
Revolutionary movement in Paris be-
fore deciding 10 come here 20 press
his requests in person.
French sectet agents met Nenl-
zelos as the ST. Lazare railways sta
ton 10 protect him from assassin
ton. The Greek statesman was ac-
companied only by his wife. He
left his stan al Deauville. He VIII
return 70 Deauville shortly. accord
inG 20 present plans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
'UNDER FALSE PRETENSES''

Under False Pretenses" the
new play by Ben Hecht. author Of
Erik Dorm" which viii be present
ed at he Oliver tonight with Leo
Ditrichstein in the stellar role. and
his splendid company Of support
ing artists. is saio 10 be a distinct
stage drama
The play has received an extra
ordinary amount Of attention in
embryo no: only from Mr.. Hecht.
Mr.. Ditrichstein and Mr.. Lee Shu-
bert, who is associated with Mr..
Ditrichstein as producer. but from
all those wiseacres Of the theater
world IN New York, in London and
on the continent.
This attention Is doubtless due to
the astonishing success OF Ben
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30

naked eye can discern. while her
eyes are sealed with absorbent cot
ton and adhesive tape. as well a
tenfold bandage. has mystifled all
who have seen her work. Beatrice
Morrell. with her sextet OF singers
is another act OF prominence on to-
days program. Fred Lewis. Fat
and funny. Kelly and Kozy, with
the comedy "Ooluf." Seymour and
jeanette. midnight steppers and
Grant and Wallace. are other acts
on he bill.
Starting tomorrow afternoon.
''Ssh-h," a new comedy Of domestic
and business life. is presented BY
Frank Wilcox g.. Go. as the topline
act on the bill Carl Rosini. magi-
clan. Bill Robinson negro entertain
er; LAMBERT. xylophone; Sealo, the
unusual trained animal. and one
other act are on the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
REID FFRNERIES

Genuine reed ferneries and comb
nation ferneries and bird cages.
Just received new shipment OF splen-
did assortment ANY color or size
We can sell much cheaper because
our rent and expenses are SO low
These ferueries. for instance are
priced from 81 up She Reed shop.
20 south ST. Joe ST. Phone. Lin
coin 2214 ADV -271-272
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
YENIZELOS ASKS
ALLIES TO HELP
GREEK UPRISING
) e e k to Reconcile French
With Determination to
Fight Turks.

PARIS. Sept. 29.-CBy l. y. 81
Former Premier ElutheriOs Ven.ze-
los Of Greece. arrived al noon from
Deauville 10 seek allied support for
the revolutionary movement n
Greece
1t was understood that Venizelos
planned 10 confer with French Of
hcials at the foreign Office in an ef-
fort 10 reconcile them 10 the plan Of
the Greek revolutIonaries 10 defend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
AUDITORIUM

Today the Auditorium is present
ing Agnes Ayres and Jack Holt in
Held BY the Enemy" a picture
OF the Civil war days that IS so
chock full Of action and thrills that
it viii hold you spellbound from the
first TO the last foot Of film Held
BY the Enemy" is a picture that will
interest everyone for il shows the
absolute true-to-history life and
hardships that the people of both
the north and the south went
through during the days of strife.
A comedy entitled "Papa's Night
Out" Will also be shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30

Hecht's amazing novel. Erik Dorm -
which has been 20 date OF the most
sensational book successes OF many
years The managerial as well as
the writing guild Immediately per
ceived the dramatic quality IN
Hecht's chaSac.ers and IN his writ
Ing style While not strictly OF the
heater today, Hecht has been or
actor and held other positions IN the
theater, 70 Wi: as leader OF orches-
ira. He began his industrious career
ss q violinist.
Mr.. Ditri6hstein ana others count
il a distinct asset that Hecht is no.
strictly "of the theater," FOR. by
reason OF this fact. he brings an
entirely new viewpoint into he old
atmosphere. His characters are
new. his situations are new and the
words ne puts in the mouths Of his
stage puppets have that same fresh.
frank. unexpected and forthrigh.
qualities which make rs book char
acters so real. so intensely human
ard so surprisingly understanding.
The whole scenic production, pre-
arranged in New York, was ship
ped across the width Of the coun-
try last year, when Mr.. Ditrichstein
was playing in san Pa ncisco. for a
try-out It was a great success.
Mr.. Ditrichstein is delighted with
his new role which, he feels viii be
accepted as a new type altogether
and moreover. he is highly salts
field with his cast as n whole.
Ben Hecht. the author, viii be a.
the oliver tonight in person.
ST. PauTs Cathedral is said tC
have been built without an oath
Lafnr nttered