The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1907, Page 5

eee oe . THe EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, |Miss May Sutton, Who Won GRIDGEHOLD-UP ‘ORCHARD SAD HE. ee a a MER CAUGHT BY | WOULD GET RID) POLICE STRATEGY, OF “ThAT WOMAN" | —— | lero, 2S S50 IOC a eee ay MISS SUTTON BOY STATE NAVAL “SCALY. ERUPTIONS: WINS BRITISH CADETS MUTINY COVERED HS BODY CHAMPIONSHIP, ON SHORE LEAVE “sale ei | —Déctors and Medicines Were American Girl Easily Deféats | Refuse to Return to Sts With-|! Completely Cured Fruitless—Tries Cuticura and Is Ms anes in ING: out Written Guarantee of | BY THREE BOXES OF Sioa Better Food CUTICURA OINTMENT - ae cea aria 4 os 4 | Had Assaulted sand Robbe | Witness Who Took Letter Captain of Lighter and Fol- Presumably for Slayer's ; lowed Another Man. Wits, Tells of Remark. ps a Soe j Sang anit a “ Id i - “f= BOISE, July §—The defense in the | LONDON, July. &—In the All-ingiand : “When I was Gees nine ol MANY SIMILAR — CASES. |triatior Witttam D! Haywood is nearing si an Ph eae jtennis championship, Indies’ aineles, at | NEW LONDON. pene saad el time Lnsenby reer ‘orn CY, i the end of Tt Guae, Six witneases: tox [Bee hea 3 [Wimbledon this afternoon, May ut. | Cadets from the Massaciusetia Nout “brags pin ane of ateaaiett int eeered HE oad Bes : \ sf Iver of Caltfarnia, defeated Mrs. Cham-ling on the Peauot House whart to- tb gy elven were : Ae Be 0 sti white shove Bes f \ Magistrate Holds Both Accused 3 contradistan. tn inch ate poner : Ee bera in the ghamplonship round, Mise | day, refusiig to return to thelr ship [Sutton Wis won back the titie of Brit~| unless her commander, Capt: W. | His champion, of which she was, de-| Iw. U: 8. .N.. given them better food ] | prived lamt year by Mra. Chiambers, then | @n4 more. shore liberty. | ‘The Enterprise arrived yesterday and [Miss Douglass. The American won'eas: | htty-seven of the seventy cadets wer is i: " [ily by 2-9, The score was 6-1, 6-4 | allowed to have four hours ashore, ne AO sore that Sats became ro-soretht! A Beauty — walk. Whenl ne 5 been “enon the i . about a mont! sores began to hi eine appaed You know what a treasure fine, : re ee eet et pure soap is—how it cleanses” time onward I was| and leaves the skin clean; cool } x “ ott Written evidence was introduced to Men m $1,090. Bail slow that-a consp ny existed between Ea ch ‘tthe Mine Owners’ Association, the . Citizens "Alliance, the Governor and mil- — IUa-of Colorado, and the Pinkerton De- j lective Agene ail eking to destroy of the steam|the Western Federation of Miners { the foot of] The mysterious registered lotter sent | Miss Sutton recelved « remarkanta | When it came time to go back they r jment a “round robin" to Cant. Low, ovation from the crowds in the stan | ee eee eae avanten of bel. Capt. Victor Samp lamaburg. was}from Denver to San Francisco and The band struck up “Bee the Con-| iiamsbure Bridge} which Oreahd swore contained. five mt quering “Hero Comes,’ the commities | ‘tp, food, This was not granted, | troubled ee Ine eee erie the boat earty to-day, |twenty-dollar bills, sent to him by a, |presented the American’ girl with © ine coftes, milk and sugar indigestible, beta ft ees x8 2 of Res retlbongca sen nese meee huge bou “et of flowers and there wer | ana the fat, hash, and bologna At only | accustomed to {t, I would scratch the| You may know, too, ‘the benef nocked him down, Two|"'J. Wolff.” was explained by Jaoob loud calls for a speech. But Miss Sut- [70° 0° i) ong Sores unt the blood beean to flow. | icent action of Pond's Extract: aasaslants Uien sat upori Samp-! Wolff, who sald he formerly worked for ton waa evidently overcome byt | "rw "cadet opicars were dispatched This would stop the Itching for a few cen $ tUbone. Woift sasd he sent Orchard a 5 ae In a amall boat to learn how things | Gaya; but poaly places would appear.) how we tones. livens.and clears ‘ £ a sf ‘a fT a cure. inat WF could come abosrg tf we he eruptions By this ime bad ap Then se lieieane add—the wanted to, othe 1d ic the evil! “Some of the cadets “went | On every, bart of my body except my) merits of this cleanser and this ~ rn went through his. # Sampson wax | Masonic charm and union card in a ‘and when | registered letter. The Bradley Geposl- ¢]tlons upon the explosion in his real: lGence in San Francisco will be read this treli a she half-conse afternoon. The best doctor in my said he} The defense offered as the fret witness | to bed on the planks of the wharf, tive county advised mo to use arsenio i: i lant, each so East |_¢ khe day Marion W. Moore, of Me-} | while others went to the Salvation etametitdoses endtiatea yet I rer soothing stimulant, help- heads atte, Suse They expect to #0) 1) bathé the mores in-a mixture which | ful to beauty culture, and you. peepee ilies dp addt | have an idea of the dainty new ub | Cabe, Ariz, a member of the\ Executive near the} three} Board of the Western Federation of josincke sulphur, zino~ salve, ‘a Sal — police- | Moore was asked as to the circum: | iT] ” ached ey Mente laion ve, | beautifier- Sos told, and had} stances under which he agreed to take JU Tinually ving aoa remedy a ful al fo * when twola letter to Alaska fge Harry Orchard} | ever jean one or two boxes or 9 ‘i tie police: | #24 mail tt from Nome to the second bottle. I this was fruitless: Finally on l’s move tit} Mes. Orehard_jn—Colorado._Moore said he first met Urchard in Denver in Ma 1904. 1 was sitting on & | house square when he came up and tn- troduced bimaeif, saying he had seen | mo In the Coeur d’Alenes,” sald Moore. | ‘T saw tim several thmea” after © once on Seventeenth street, In 1X6. 1 told him at phat time that J wae «golng | to Alaska to organize a unton at Nome. d “Later Orchard came to my room and eee | asked if { would mail a letter for him Weng. | from Nome. It was addreened to Mrs. Later in the day, Magistrate Hisgin-| Harry Orchard, and he told me he re tle Mats ey Ga | wanted to get rid of ‘that woman.’ He Wenz on his own recoenizan said he might come up to Alaska later The police believe they Imaelt. 1 arrtved in Noplé Aug. 12, ‘areata ead th | 1905, and/two days later J remembered becurred at the Wilt and mailed the letter.” |; Oa erome-exaralbetion Moore eald he | ald not Inquire as to whather the wom- ee an to whom the letter was addressed }was’ Orchard’s wife or not. «Orchant — = 5 referred to her as “that woman," and yald he wanted to be rid of her. Moore nother policeman sh tn Court- bald he Wen gone ving x, prov jousl: F ; ronsrviae Y with It. “After While Ciowry “Talks ie one bese 1 wan compistely os =< —j and my fp syns resto after fourteen OW years of suffering and an expenditure of Over s ith ie He Hires at least $50 to $60 in vainly caaee yoring trike-Breakers h et » vety to the my care, B. Hiram Mattingly, Ver~ It is soft and vel , million, 8. Dak., Aug. 18, 1906. touch. It clednses gently and. Preaident Clowry, ofthe Western |cvem: cures mile Prom., orien, Mase | thoroughly, and opens the pores Union Telegraph Company, ts working ree Rooklet_ on the Skt acti to avert a strike by consenting to meet of the skin for the prompt of the Pond's Extract it contains. take the places of the old” operators in warmth with which her victory was seg a batik is Shahar . ‘ He eated Sed aate ty-able to say: |_M®. Clowry opened headquarters at \urt haya won’ (wiee god 1 em ‘going | No, 217) Fulton atreet, Brooklyn, and makes the skin fresh, firm and to try.té win a third fim advertiaed for men. The members of | white. Do not accept a substitute, Order from your druggist. Armour @C ompany n tofalloutand I wasrapidiy = ee Beoomtn; pe T used — —, ; ipeete if rood. Atew moni a gitar | Extra t to find a cure. I shall be committees of the men, but at (he same Pond's Extract Soap removes — In the doubles champlonsh!p round |‘‘Tocal No. 16" read the advertisement Makers of Fine Toilet Soaps i | thoueke Tw try. Calais fame, | oto any one who ae Ftarestan i Ume‘is endeavoring to employ men to ‘every impurity, clarifies, softens, | Norman B, Brookes and A. F. Wilding, | and @ man was sent to the office. He! | Australians, beat Beals C. Wright and|was told he was wanted for work In, | Karl H. Behr by 3-0. ‘The score was|St. Louls to take the place of a striker G-+4, 6-4, 6-2 The Amerivans put up| and that other men seeking work were +a good’ struggle, but the Australlans | also wanted. He was to receive H a played in better form than they had dis- | day, board and free tranagortation, The Detoctiv: Wife Calied. Following Moore upon the stand came | Mrs. Mike Fallon, of Butte, Mont. The played in any of the preliminary tles. Beals C. Wright and May Sutton beat | A. D. Prebble and Miss Boothby in the | ftth round of the mixed doubles by man tn charge of the place seld:a atrike was expected In St. Louis on Monday. “But mum's the word,” cautioned the man. ‘Wo want to «ét the men out 2-0, The acore’ wes 6—1, New York without any cne knowing 1! 1. . The employment office happened to be over a saloon. The owner of tha saloon | | SOCIALIST WINS SEAT IN woon ordered the office removed from | BRITISH PARLIAMENT. | ie rroserts, oeclaring he tam w srttiy unton place. Mi, Clowny then opened employment headquarters in Broadway, John F. Roosevelt and Constant A. An- Whots! wae haeraployed wa a ac- “let JARNOW, Eng, July-6--Peter Car ba "Che Knolls,” as well aa bills for] “Did vou kaow Marry Orchard dead of heart diseuao at the Pittsfield drews had another alring to-day when ire Uttorney John F.-Cloonan asked Justice| {By the Mine Owners’ Association,” jran, a Socialist and) Trades Union of- the maintenance of her hi t No. myoepe : y ficial, was lected yesterday to repre-| G, . viyantere TT Mladioon avons, | “Dal nga qver age Bim at your house?” Motor Car Had Crashed} Alva’ Adams Offends the Pas-| sone sarmow tn ue House of Gommona | COUNTY IND Yenterday while playing sengers bya Tirade is thoroughly equipped with all modern conveniences and d¢- Family Wrangle with Constant). atte Falton, ot Butte, Mont. The E. Andrews Comes Up in — [ter site of the men generally known 4 as “Kid Waters, « “gun man,” who Peter_Curran_Defeats Unionist and | Manhattan. Payton, In the Bupteme Court, for aa} wie > oo geet eed Ta in compas , order compe}fing Mr. Roosevelt to-pay Justice Dayton referred the matter to} (0 Senta “ Fy } | in @uccession to the late Sir Charies/a veteran of the clyil war. Three pay Ww. ‘ ‘Charles’ Huckley Hubbell aa referee, to | iy. ber present Peseend, tive eid hea T hrough Gates Lowered to RSsoheaty Taek Ld catia ALITA Mal pba rere roreereyr tap nome, | Cust REN] Keep It Off Tracks. Against England. Supreme Court. operated In the mintng ‘regions of Col- NN EX- GOVERNOR ‘ _———— and Liberal and Succeeds DIES PLAYING GOLF. bills contractyd for the support of Mra. ‘How many guna did the “Kid” usu- “jake testimony and make a report to|miner and a member of the Weetern resented thin constituency, elnice(isas. : orado, Aaked what ‘“Kid" Waters did, _ | Witness replied “a little bit of every- A 10 f | ‘ thing; detective chiefly,” The troubles between the family of |UURE: detective chiet | | | Titled Member. PITTSFIELD, Mass, July 5 —Major | \ : ~ = TA Gee Jia pemcrewa sn Ai private sanlean (my kno Wn arnrees they of all Gescriptions.": bed | | ; is t the Court, Federation of Miners. Mr, Curran had a majority: of 763 over jarnes, sometimes kno ‘Mrs, Andrews, who ta a sis Owney, waa the next. witness, wn a 2 | Patrick Rose-Innes, Untontst, a lawyer fe) Interest at the be er rt Roosevelt, has been confined was itnmlicated by Orchard In the ineh- | . and tasiff reformer, hia closest com- —-fate—of__Four vices for doing strictly high-class ‘wanitarlum for some time. Her ‘us-|ufacture of certaln bombs. -Harnea lost| Dr. Robert Lount, a wealthy phys!-| The steamship Baltic, of the White| petitor. 68. L. Hughes, Ibberal, was ? per cent, from July 4st will be paid on de- Ports made on or fore July 10th at any of the following banking oifices, fi ST was named As co-respondent 11 | bo amining. bad jcian, of No. Fulton: street, Hemp- ‘|next, #6 votes behind Mr| Rose-Innes, eles Santali dustbin : z emp-| Star Idne, arrived here. to-day with " id Mr} nnes, Stoat;-ta—t., and his wife, had a\ very; about-the maddest lotof passengers Helemme against fis wite, Hannan Mota |Uorot Miners for many years. 5 - Klemme, e friend of the couple, who, at| Barnes lived In a cabin near the Inde-|DAITOW. escape from: being killed to-/ever brought from the other side. In EARL EuSTd 5 the request of Mrs, Andrewa, vocama | pendence depot. Orchard only cam Gay by # Long Island Raliroad train at|the list wero nearly a hundred: English- RL OF N ARRIVES tne housekeeper of the Andrews home| the ineala depot. men, aid they Jeftuthe ship in a state : INER BALT ou Wave any Coitersation wit . ¥ ER Hi five years after her husband had de- pe Cats Md Shoda so dynamite ‘They started out in an auto for|of indignation that will require daya e ON THE Ic. ig ‘ .| bornba asked Darrow, Oyater Rey, Mra. Lount running the| to cool ei When Klemme was arrested for non: —--gupporthe_nileged--that-Conetant A. cat. ‘They were speeding ‘about . The cause of all the disturbed feelings | overt" Reteren: it veet'® riers weet @ 31:39 “Vite: Lane, N, re 389 Fultcn Street, Brooklyn. | | ee Repairing. We always have a large num- er of Pianos in process of re- construction,and if you have Piano that needs repairing awe att: ease [Comes to Attend Knights Templar “er for some time Mrs, Klemme retali- ated by bringing sult for $10,000 againat ever make a bomb?” express. was ‘coming... Mra, Lount ap-|on the Baltic think now that they un-/on the lner Baltic, whlch arrived to her. Nev piled the’ brakes, but they falled to|derstand why he did not get the votes. |gay. He will: attend the conclave of ith Axe fe 048 Kt m1 “Did YOu over commit ot play to com-| work, and the auto smashed throught} With characteristic patriotism the|icnights Templar at Saratoga next | OT? rehard Sts, So eto c : ; ‘2 eee eee ee eee rae ity the train) Americans on bound, the Baltic decided| week na official rapresentative of King ig ive ¢ Bi Whi BANK pane eee yactecstrate yee ne tones standing by. dived -undec|#00n after sailing from the other side| Edward. Thre Ave. BTU interest, Department.| 2°, feauton Ais pan nd,-running to the front} that they must celebrate Indeoendence! The Bar} was accompanied _by-sevorai| sescd tow ge eel Recerca na of the AUMAD bod; be removed-ae-A-co-trustes with] Fes z of the oar, pushed it off the track as| gq th Sagtwoulainotbeton'l ea tekeeaea «Roosevelt. Air. Cloonan said that there | “No, alr” the train whined past it, miesing soa: | C2: even thouen they Lothar: Sugileh 7 Masons, 177 iualuding. had been discord” petwaen Roosevelt] "Did you ever enter into any agree-|man dy, about six inches.” American soll tor the eveat-—The:plans:| "Thoms Frasers —Fr_C-Van DUO “and DAL. Plan toedmmit te: for the celebration were given out and |}. J. Horner, ‘Andrews had destroyed his hom ) > *|five. miles an hour as they noared the “Adams, formerly Governor | __Cometave—ne ting Edward's Ke-invite—yoti-—to--inspee When’ Mra: Roosevelt Informed a nent} pid you help him in any wayin the| Main atreet crowing. The gateman| of Colorado. He was defeated at tt | Representative, _ E four quality of work. That we paper that she had known of the mat-| manufacture of bombs?" fhe gates onto the track, with the train Inst election, and all of the parsengers| rhe earl of Euston was a passenger DOES Bye Eeesls oR Med do it for others is pretty good INDIGESTION BOTHER YOu? Do you know what Jt ls to enjoy a you. Storage free during sum: mer months. ' alee 2092 | or 2098 Me fos irewa ina | Ore! [position where charges could be prs. sin That district Tinguired: the wit: ‘ferred against him, in order that tie the gates, f Digestion ts. stan; Converting of f00d into’ condition It enn ia aaa Basceatonine Dione” When you 3 overdone or run REXA DYSPEPSIA TABLETR, niet are Teaily and Andrewa for the past year, and | ment, or did that—as“Rookevelr had “retuaed td eigi Saale aaeaASSET TURNS + Li med —__—__ ee ce Ks or sanction expendit “ even me Brreglish passengers seomed to a = — ; to 1 18=520 Fulton ©f. | “Rade household» ha been wiaiene NO. VOTE_AT-THE HAGUE fall tn with the idea in w mild wort of COFFE 5 ERM the gastric. tablets Idcreane secretin sat Hanover et Broo dyn. funds fore depot explosion, Jun 1904, ON-DECLARATION OF WAR. | ‘22hien ‘OFFEE COMPLEXION Julces and saturate the fi Ly He declared that the troifblen between (fe was attending he Demoerttiec Nes +] William Giilette, the playwrtgat and | entation, and Chen with the re - gi L = 4 due to family atrife,| tional Convention in St. Louta. asthe sod Se ea aie te yeaa: the, MAay Indies Mave Foor Com ; " nin tablets digestion goes 6 mplicated when’ Mrs ~ Roorevelt. claimed Andrews wae! grossly. improper person. and unfit ‘to have contro! of Ms wife's ‘person OF tha place “where he The Jury In the Klemme divorce sult | genes gives Feturned “a decision Jn favor of Mra. | Ai ware within a short distance of tne pleatous from Coffee, | United States, Great Britain and |+prortainment, which way heid in * ( i bin last night. Patriotic speeches eserving. Opinion. everything was going aions xmoothly THE HAGUE, July 5—The Sub-com-| Unt it came Adama’s tury to make & mittee of the Peace Conference on th short speech. sand Duties of Neutral Powers In Tirade Against the Engitet- of War, ‘&c., met to-day, M. Nell- t no time In starting th President of the Confertnce, who|, Adams: oat no time Rexall Btore ini New York, Brooklyn, Jersey colored |i Can MN cee a irien Mths ec ighest medica autho: jes blotches on my face and body. I had lignite re-examination 9f the eyes at been drinking i¢ for a long while| Teast once a year. and. these blotches~ gradually ap oy a péayed, until nally they became HyesExamined (Siu) permanent and were about as dark aa_coffee Itself. rt. ‘On redirect examination Barnss £3!0, practically the entire pal nly, cam, ved right around the depo! SMITH ST-COR by Registered Physicians | aR aaI Ene Union Card and Sharm. trouble, To. wie mstoniahinant and! f heeRarcrtcen a A. Raed, bel forpier on prevent Agee thin ast rine ew aka auieaaadrriy ie. Fates s, siotion anne bearer yar paeaa |i) rete Mei ie AB Hospitat, URNISH A HOME COMPLETE, ° cong attibone, and in| ‘The Frenc! ition pr Fat inet the Ei 0 . p i whose name. letters: containing thoes feat Peoria hier, pal rok fiMfaat they coud nev Faye “When I became convinced saat series fal in prl dda deli s TURE, Ban | fore the opefing of hostilities and the |place in the ere vaOr “iP tone be- | coffee was the cause of my trouble, RGUS KENYON, M CARPETS, amendment of the Netherlnde estab} | Ae hin reeang. more offensive, and| changed and took to using Pontim 5 le stata a and Bat iieapica STOVES, Ete, lishing a dolay of twenty-four hours | &aie mo ana 1 of those in the cabin deliberately | Pood Coffee, and as t made it: well, M, LINDEROTH, M. natn deearati FO iengthily dis Jone dha‘ lect. Poe agian passengers according to directions, | liked {t} tate MO tIND, ye and Har Lg iede This Solid Oak 9 eens OF the ta know Just how to mevt he alt Glasses Only If Needett, Rocker, shaped arms, ance MACe | 10s ‘dy denounced the Enxlish,! used it in place of coffee. Always at Moderate Prices, saldle seat, nicely reeches” ¢xplaining their” Teepective Hae te vara uac nerendis lieyvass thansrnis tovcagnthet in ae carved and polished, fl ‘hes 4 ' x Ts aga cs | A i eat nelson aaa ty |, Blea aBond | it eg ye the K’ a ° juarters. he French and ri os : He often made purchases for them nnd | Bares Mavachall von Blerbermein (Ger by, the aabatitalon | Sf] when I wan drinking’ coffee. and my AbOoK apparently wore too much texstuation. | Very mutch, and haye since that time ESTABLISHED PRIGI allowed. thi jee, rose nnd eatd: y complexion is now. as fair and good jearly SO Years, the atore, ae Satcher Hiae Siar aoe) Jats, ontirey the iinet Darky “whortiy. batore, teaving | SOM was yours wed. It ivory plaln | 223 Situ Ave. below 18th St A Oecial tor Rvory {7 pot remember ever having seen Fin) Jian ‘ that’ coffce cause: 8 ‘troubl 380 Sixth Ave., Below 22d St. ti Bteve Adams aiders con! ith the | modern Suppressed by Virginian. ErontuhadncomplexiGuataratcanse! 50, Display in our 1274 Broadway, Below 334 St. 217 B'way, Astor House Block. New Store, 101 Nassau St., wei * SQUALLS” A fried ‘rignt handy to_win_her 1, han But ail that ae would day, I, “Do vou rentemis progress of 0, Cattfornia tn jaar nding gorndining Tovoph H. "Onoats . (tinkted erates) ete ene could ee ents by some disturbance of the stomach, (33 a ettibone crag in, the! fous ‘ vay ‘ungd MC dy the arm ahd protested dgainet a.y| and coffee is the greatest disturber Aetee reas ee ine Bi Ry Gay, ang infona ’ is further’ remarks puch as he bad beoi/of digestion known. Almost any eo, French and the Duteh | making. woman can have a fair complexton he Dut ; nde ‘oe tate te objected. te what Pettibone | sth appeal waa hostname intl ie putt neva ‘T° mean “te finan my| if she will leave off coffee and use We Close Saturdays ati P.M, NO MATTER WHAT YO! NT YOU CAN FIND IT tMERETORL ss WE ARE THE ONLY. 0 ‘ 3 $1 ey 50c Weel thay Nera glad we've met, ny ; d wae mean ‘to finish my pd. vome other cay’, SPR cana eas 27 Pettibone ext mertine af mmasimeammtttes, Postum Food Coffee and nutritious, CASH STORE open an Later ho wen (repped la ea ackend Up By healthy: food ith proper » quantity. 0 t : £3 Ni ou othe Dortofiice and registered @ letter | SENATOR GRADY'S VALET FINED! !tiortod oe Dasspaners all “fea |Postim furnishes certain olententa | WITH CREDIT ACCOMMODATIONS ° Eri Bs Ante" T bought @ ifs. n Troat called “Roam, What was put into the letter?” Patrick A. Monahan. twor t f indignation, Several trom the hatural—grains. from the 208 And now the With ietle Pons ae ta phepen ralldly sirweet o< “A union card and a Maponto pharm.’ | of No. 61% Fifth avenue, + fleld that Nature uses to rebuild the t hough ae Me speech. id * raqualla’ a a athe lant “vou ean pf the. Tete ~ bs v , fs a valet of State: Seuator Grad [r) emu. ut iirmly suppressed. nervous system, and when that is In Ani They're the Cute ato ilds You re Waa no crongce ny ones cwas. butler for. Seaver Meclalers AMON ihe iveltaiment ha {fesre> | good condition one can depend ti>-| © cree a ae of cores neom, ex [ Bxtarmingiin oe slom{utts a ‘ion ts f ee in H- | erming aad. atratened. Catone: Atageeietted stout Adams mpcech, Before tha]on a good comploxior Al endierern aia 4 cee i bat ee Eee tah petty ler to-day ho suffered | good healthy body! ‘There's a Rea-| £1, Pants: m nit to hi It | Got a Boat of Your Owal . ot eal we ee ghee ax ‘ [ts as ea a [rau irons ot, PREP GLMAR [fon “ead tne ond to" Wel-| Hop