OTICE : he cheaper goods as in cis in the quality. | show that we know 1 shoes at low prices. HOE STORE Now is The Tima fo Bay FurniturE Before We Put On the Advance. Special inducements % buyers .on our priseat "stick. Sideboard; Extension Tahlés,. Bed-room and Parlor Suites. Best goods at lowest prices. ROBT. J. - REID, aE LEALING. UNDERTAKER, INOESS ST, AMBULANCE 577. "OUR SMALL HAND COLORED PICTURES (OUR OWN COLORING) Are partipularly suitable ° Wedding and Birthday Gifts, It will he's Pleasure to show them to you. KIRKPATRICK'S ART STGRE. AUCTION SALES. ARE SELLING OUT? IF SO employ the Jowest terms, for YOU the best, very Booked for April Art Exhibition and Sale, Property on Bagot, Earl, Colborne streets, Houses J olin "JOHN H. MILLS, . Division and seven: Brick and' Stone the property of others. "Get my in Portsmouth, Mcleod and . hares formerly stood at io ait price is xl 37: 50). They will touch £5 ($3 Carried on London So Ex~ change, $150 margin for 100 shares. ) REGINALD CAMERON BROWN.® Temple Building, Toronto. Correspondents, members Toron- to, New York and London Stock Exchanges: "PROCLAMATION. LIT IT BE KNOWN That dress goods, suits etc., © can be - properly bmned or dyed; if you leave them with us Parker's Dye Works and Laundry T. BE. HAWLEY, Manager. Phone 406. 109 Brock Street COME WITH THE RUSH MYERS. Brock St. Coolted corn beef, (our own make) 15¢ per Ib. Our prices you will tind all right on all our meats. Orders promptly £l- ed. 'Phoue 570. TO-LET. FROM MAY 1ST, HOUSE NO. 208 William street, containing 13 rooms, also house No. 40, Frontenac street, opposite Collegiate Ipstitute, occu ped by Prof. Fike, both heated with hot water, with all modern improve- ments. knquire of Ji. C. Landeryou, 91 York strect, FOR SALE OR TO RENT. A FINE BLACKSMITH SHOP, WPLL equipped, splendid business. Cause 'of sale, ill health. Apply te S. A Guild, . Mallorytown. FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH {OR WITHOUT BOARD; ALSO table board. Apply, 2 168 King street Wout, near City Park WANTED. A FEW GIRLS FOR & AD) WORK Apply Kingston Hosiery Co feathers A GOOD, oBELIABLE MAN F FOR ouT- side . Cann, 61 Brock yg MAID FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK + Apply to Mis. Lawrence Lockett, Wellington Street. AT ONCE A GOOD GENERAL SER- vant. No washing. Apply to Mrs. A 8S. Oliver, corher King and Gore streets. BOYS 14 TO 15 YEARS OF AGE WHO will work steadily, Apply sat Gould's factory, Smith sirest, opposite 730 Princess street. WE WANT A FEW PEOPLE IN EACH locality to wark for us during spare Pleasant work. Liberal pay fia] Company, London, Ontario T0 BUY OR RENT, A LARGE SAFE ust be fireproof and in good con- ditiow. Appiy or send word to mre ------------ LOCAL MEMORANDA. : The Daily You oes Book For Whig Readers to Post Themselves By. Concert at Dairy School, 8 p.m. Civic finance commitiee meets. 8 p.m. Presbyterian W.F.M.S. Chalmers church 8 pam « Whatever you pray for you might also try working for rublic meeting W. FMS, Chalmers church, 8 p.m. Ambition makes men want to do things they can't. Lhe sun rises Wednesday at 6:22 and sets at 6 pm Indoor baseball, 14th sergeants vs 14th bandsmieh, 8 p.m. King Edward and Queen wire mercied on March 10th, Third course in dwirying and making opens at Dairy School, day. A very few men live gt present; most are preparing to live atla future time. -- Swiit. Mevting of citizens to-night in Whig hall to consider matters of vital iniportance to the industries -of Kingstop. This world is like a looking glass Wherein "one oft. beholds his face: It frowns on those 'who grimly pass, But answers smiles with jovial grace a.m Alexandra 1863 cheese Wednes- GRACEFUL AND UNIQUE. There ment displayed in is a great deal of artistic judg- glussware, nnd we you the most desirable things in that line. Not only are the original designs beautiful, but the cut ting aud etchings are perfection. « ROBER1SON BROS. (CoRAND GPERR HOUSE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH Iith The Greatest Euglish Society Comedy Ever Wri "THE GAY LORD QUEX" SYLVIA LINDEN as Fullgarney, the \ anicarisi. company of ow York artists of Prices 25¢., Suc., 75¢., §1. Box scats $1.50 Seafs How on ie wt at Hanley's. THURSDAY, ~Mangh=42th The Setisational Comedy Dhama HER MARRIAGE VOW can .promise A play which appeals to every wo- man's heart Most thrilling railroad scene, two trains each '200 feet long, passing each other at full speed in' full view of the audience. Popular prices, 25¢ 85¢c., 50e. Box seats Tic Seaté now on sale at Hanley" s Monday, March 16th, A Millionaire Tramp." SHOE POLISHINC. JOHN DAVIS HAS OPENED A NEW Shoe Polishing Store -.at 208 Frincess Street, just below. Opera House. Good shine every time. LOST, FOX TERRIER DOG. WHITE WITH brown patch. on one eye Good re ward "to anyone returning him or giving - information leading to his recovery. Archdeacon Worrell, 213 Queen street CONFESSES TO ROBBERY. Postmaster of Dalhousie, N.B., Admits Guilt. Ottawa, March 10.--J. A. Johnson, the Dalhousie, N.B., postmaster, has confessed to having robbed the mails, but denies all knowledge of the pois oned candy sent to George Chiverley at Wabigoon. Napoleon Charbonneau, ex-M.P., Jascques Cartier, is to be appointed judge of superior court, of Quebec at Sorel. It is understood that the Dominion government has arranged with the Al lan line for carrying the British mails for another year from May Ist next. The present contract, which the Al lans hold, expires: on April 30th next. The subsidy for the service will be 170.000. The Ottawa Electric Railway com pany, this morning, announced a vol untary increase of ten per cent. in wages to the employees. Those who have worked less 'than one yeéar will receive fifteen and a balf cents | an hour for week days. and seventeen cents for Sundays. All men over. on year will receive sixteen cents on week days aod eighteen cents gn Sun davs. The company will supply caps and pay half the cost of uniforms up to five years, after which full cost will be paid. , CHILDREN OF DRUNKARDS. Experiments in Germany Show Hereditary Taint. Krutifart, March 10.--Prof. Demms publishes the result of twelve years' Dat jon concerning ten drinking families. and as many temperance fam Steacy & Steacy where it can be seen ilies of the same social and economic . status. "HAVE YOU SPARE TIME? IN-| 9h drinking families had fifty sey Crease. SOUL Inco at] Children. twenty-six of which died OY sed very day ° everywhere | before they were six weeks old. Among Write G. Marshall & Us, teas Lon- he res x idiots, five very much don, Ont 1 wih. five suffering from } Only. ten of the = children TS -- RESPECTABLE, ~ENER. |"PUCPY ] SEXY --wwerecTa can make ex | showed normal physical und mental tra good wages handling our lines velopr oh The ten temper: > fa Tous Coffees and Houtebold Special ities had sixty-ove children. ih nce. ar ! i aa 188 Welimwton ft, Kingetow ' five "died Son reaching the Age of *ix weeks: four suffered from nervousness ---------------------------------! MRE oe LEARN BARBER TRADE endy" rac. catapetent without Tiber Batter © in their youth and two wothed to be victims of hereditary nervous diseas- t | es. The other fifty. that is. eighty-one tions | per cent. of the lot. showed natwnl Col ical development. KIN GSTON, READY 10 0 sd Mr. Chariton Was Elected Speaker. LEGISLATURE] CHIEF OPENED TO-DAY BY JUSTICE MOSS. The Speoch From the Throne Was Quite Extensive and Intimated That | Valuable Legislation Would be Introduced, Toronto, March 10.--The 'first #8 sion- of the Ontario legislature was opened this afternoon at three o'clock by Chief Justice Moss, his lordship having been previously sworn in as adminstrator of the province by John J. McGee, alerk of the privy countil, who arrived this morning from Ot- tawa to perform that ofhce. Chief Justice Moss was escorted by a de tachment of the 45th Highlanders. b The, speech fromy 'the throne, which was read by the administrator, after the house had appointed W. A. Charl ton, M.PR,, for South Norfolk, as speaker, ix as follows : Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the Le- gislative Assembly : I have much pleasure in welcoming vou to your duties as representatives of the people, at this the first sesgROn of wnew-partiament, In- common with all his iajosty's 's subjects throughout the British em pire. we rejoice at {he coronation of Edward VII as "King of Great. Bri tain and Ireland and his majesty's dominions beyond the seas" and as loving siibjoels we sincerely "pray that he may long be spared to occupy the throne of Mis ancestors as the "sove reign of a loyal, contented and -pros perous people. N On the 15th of December last, a con ference of provincial premiers and min isters was held in the city of Quebec for the purpese of considering the fin ancial relations of the provinces to the dominion. The conference after coming to certain conclusions, adjourned to meet at Ottawa on the 26th day of January to submit these conclusions to the Dominion government. A full ve port of the proceedings will be laid before you. During the past year a greater area of the arable of the crown was located bv 4 year in tha department. The immigration from the United, Kingdom was exceptionally large, the arrivals reported to the department in Toronto being nearly double those of any previous vear. Under the "legislation providing land grants for milifary service, about six thousand certificates have already been issued. A large number of claims awaiting settlement will be disposed of as soon as their validity is estab- lished. The Progress which is being' made the leading branches of mining is a matter for congratulation: The out put, last year, was the largest in the history of the industry. Specill atten tion is being given to the deposits of nickle, copper, and iron which, constitute so important a part of the mineral wealth, vet largely undevelop ed, of Northern Ontario - 'The lumber - tirade continues active, the revenues from 'crown dees for the past year being the largest in the his tory of the province. I am pleased to notice that the pust year has been one of exceptional pros- perity in every department of agricul ture, not the least significant evi- dence being the improved quality of our dairy produce, bacon, beef and poultry. The thanks of the country to the estate of the late Hart A. Mas sey for the timely gift of a new lib rary building, and -also to Sir Willi am Macdonald for his generosity. inj providing for a building devoted to} domestic science on the campus of the Agricultural College. These munifi- cent gifts show the growing interest of influential citizens im agricultural education, and will greatly assist in the work of the college. The work of the farmers' institute has growh steadily; special fruit in stituies, hold in the orchard, have been very helpful; the women's insti tutes have increased in number, apd are so promising that you will be asked for special sesistance lo carry on this work. It is greatly to be re gretted that, notwithstanding the liberal provision heretofore made for the insave, the accommodation is stiil inadequate, and 1 trust you will find it possible fully the ne ore, ave due 10 meet cessities of this unfoitunate. class of people Iv is gratifving to notice that many county councils have provided for the indigent of their own counties by the establishment of houses of. refuge. Some counties] howeier, have no other refuge for destitute persons than the county jail, and it is the in wention of the government to submit Jegislation for the furiber extension of thix system of public charity In order to better the suppression of contagious diseases in many parts of the province, it ¥ppears 0, be ne- cessary to secure the . effective coop oration of the municipalities with the adopted by - the legislature measur Your nttention will be called to a bill for this purpose I have been. pleasnd to notices the beneficial results that have at hig hiv j tended the création, in 1403, of the Liwanch--6f- the public sevice charged with the caie of neglected and de dent children. Under its operation of homes have been provided for over two thousand destitute children, Assuring their #rowth- in all that makes for good sitimnehifi. The legislation of providing for ppervising and regulating of children from rs than in any. recent 4 lory of the crown lands' British he I am plontad to say, remultod #3 # more dareful selec tion of pr intended . for sefbe: 'ment in Provinc and in the reater comfort Lod security from in justice of all ehildeen for whom homes may. be found sander the act. A You will be pated to knoe. that eat wen made during year in Hy dovelopment of Ww, nical education and wanual trai in the public asd normal schools the province. TH growth of the Pro: ES vincial Univ hows the increased interest taken hight r education while the demiind ior the 'better training of teackoers in public - and separate sohoBld calls for the exten: sion of the norma! : hool term. You will be asked to consider legislation with regen, touthese atters, In view of great demand for electrical y for indusirial and other uses, it i desirable that the uts most "facility = "should he afforded] through m I control or others wise, for the Wilizution to these ends of he, water po +h of the province, A hill 'to. prov or this object will be laid Wetors hie The vote on the 4th of De cember last, WM favor of - the liquor act of 1902, tholleh not large enough to bri the Wet into fore, may, nevert ba' taken as an expres sion of the ors further favor restrictions the lignor traffic, % measure, with is, object in view, wi, be submi for your considera: tion Bille will be #bmitted for the con: solidation of the muni ipal act a for the revision end amendment of the pseessodnt act. The reports of the various depart mente of the fablic service will beJaid Lefore you, including the first report of the commission 'for the corstrae tion of the Tes aming an North --r art = orn Entario-- ys 5 The estimates for th currant vear will, at an eurly date, be submitted for your approval. They will he found to have fen proja-ed with all the economy comFist wn. with the offi cicney of the pablic service. I feel arsared that your levislative labors during the pre sent session will be characterized by the 'same carnest care and thoughtful sttention as have heretofcre marcel "the work of the. legislative assembly of Ontario. 0 LEREEEEERT COOO0 4 .® Causing Anxiety. London, March, 10.--A ® ® Rome HeSpitsh to the Ex- (» change Telegraph company © ®) says - that color . is given @ ® to the" sinister reports con- ® @ cerning the health of the & 3 pope by An Sthcial a * sulferi eh Ra ® @ erable anxiety to medi ® % cal advisers. @® « PADEREWSKI'S HOBBY. King Edward Sent Him Choice Shorthorn Stock. Geneva, Switzerland, Mar. h 10 Now that Paderewski has sold his large estates in Austrian Poland to settle down in his. Swiss home at Morges, near Lausanne, dairy farming and cattle breeding. have become his hobby. His model farm he myerin tends personally. King Edward late ly sent to him some magnificent speci mens of shorthorn cattle reared on the roval farm at Balmoral, Scotland. When at Morges Paderewsld gots over the farm every motRing and takes the greatest interest in every detail. He often talks for hours with the local farmers about cattle, hot as soon as music is mentioned he sata up like a wpring trap. He is working at pre gent on an opera 10 be produced a the end of this year. -------- 'CANNOT DO MUCH. Towards Carrying Out the Re- forms Desired. Vienna, March * 10.--Private dis "patches, from Constantinople, repre- sent the Porte as being about to no tify Baron Von Calico and M. Zino viell, respectively, the Austrian and Russian ambassadors, that owing to the continuance of disorders in Mace it is impossible to carry out the reforms _ there wot. The report cannot be confirmed, Two thousand redifs, with large supplies of amamuni tion, were despatched from Counstan tinople, to Monastir on Friday and Saturday. donia, Bishop On Oriental Trip. "San Francisco, Cal., March 10 Bishop David H Moore of the Metho dist Episcopal church ix among the passengers hooked to sail to morrow for the Orient, where he will visit the varions Methodist. dohferenves © over Which he hus episcopal supervision 1s field ié called technically Eastern Asia, and includes Japan, Corea and China. Bishop Moore's most remote destination is Srechuen Province, in West China, involving a journey up the Yangise river of nearly two months. This will be Bishop Moore's wecond trip to China, he having spent two years there following the Boxer uprisi ng of 1900. As on his previous visit there he ix to be accompanied on this trip by his wile, Chance For The Woman Voter. Concord, © N.H., Match - 10.--New Hampshire 1s voting today on nine proposed ampndments 40 the state' Upon the result depends ns constitution 'the question to whether women are to he pried full suffrage privi loges, a right they do not pow pos sors in any stale east of the Mises sippi river. Another proposed amend mont whose-inte i at stake ix that trusts, plating to the regulation of This proposal has _attracted tion throughout the coun and the vote that will Jecisle its adoption or Rejection is tod with no little in- attén- mm ONTARIO, TOESDAY, MARCH 10, 903. 3 VERY ait S--" Are The Troubles Of The SHE IS HOSTILE. GERMANY OPPOSED TO ARBI- TRATION CC COURT, 0 wil Contfibute te to the Neutra lization oi The Trou- bles Just Now are Matters of Deep Concern to all Europe. w, March 10.---The Paris cor dent of ~¢he Times says the Buteh | wtrikes fd Anti-labor legisla- Bolland. are for the mast pt of far vor interest Ww all urope than Maecdonian trouble The , » after dwelling up on "the SomEthi more than com: mercial policy the Germans to: wards | Ne pa the fast fow 'years attent to Ger- wany's hostilé attitude towards the arbitration court at Ger- many, he ¥&, was to con cur in the ty, up it with a wry face, 1 tely over since to pr the necessity for' accepting the tribunal's intervention. Germany is . determined not to strengthen an institution which may some day prove a drawback, if not a Barrier to her foreign policy. The tri to bunal in doublons, contribute romole nettralizatio and. Thi will probably the death of Queen Wilhelwing, if she dies childless, and it will take the forn of establishing a Dutch republic under a guarantee similar to that enjoyed By Switverland. Doing Their Work Well, March 10.-The converging movement of the British forces in Somaliland continues While the northern column from Bohotle moved south-east and seized the wells gt Da- mot, the main force and the fying column from Obbia, under 'the person al command of General Mannin fhaye marchsd--westward and oc Galkayn wills with little thn FOR FAST ATLANTIC SERVICE. London, Satisfaction Caused ix London Over the Proposals. New York, March 10.~The Tribune's London cable says : Reports from Ot- Tawi ng fast Atlantic servi tion rather than surprise at the offic: os of the high commissioner for Can: ada. The subject was thoroughly dis cussed when Sir Wilfrid Laurier and his colleagues of the Dominion govern: ment were here last summer, and there was a general agreement among Canadians that a definite arrangement would be made after the return of the ministers to Ottawa. The necessity for direct action by the Dominion govern: ment was admitted by every minister who talked about the emigration movement. There is considerable inter est in the stateient that one of the conditions of the subsidy, which will be paid, is that the line will not en ter into, any pooling or eo overation arrangement with any rival shippiog interest, nor have any secret under standing 'respecting rates or other details of the business of transporting emigrants from Europe to Cuiiada. The acting upon the Dominion government, advice of its own officials here, Is evi dently det rmined to secure the abso lute control of the transportation ser viee for emigrants. This it considers Hore important than competidon with the German lines in high speed, It is also understood that the line will be aufliciently fast to justify the payment of the government here of one third of the mail subsidy, while the emigration business, now assuming 'wach great proportions, will be controlled by the Ottawa government. * An official who has arrived from South Africa telis me that it is hard ly possible to appreciate how prot found an impression Mr. Chamber lain has made all classes and races. Popularity he has not excited, for he has seaiied cold and caleulat ing; - respect he hax commanded by his remarkable he ition of » practical ability and intellectual superioritV. South Africa considers him a bard bargain driver, hut a great English on man. Mr. Brodrick wants £31,500,000 for the army next year, and lord. Sal borne requires the same 'amount for the navy. The army estimates have never been approached exgept in time of wap and the navy estimates, which exceed the surrent year's fig ures hy £325.000, have broken all re cords dohm Bright once said that the government which could not rule the United Kingdom on seventy mil lions & vear should he turned out of office. The army and navy alone will cost almost this sum for the ensuing twelve months, and the national ex- penditure will repeh £150,000,600. lenses ---- The Result Of Blows. Wn ingham, Ont... March 10.<The coroner's enquiry into the death of Selwyn Jerse Smith. found insensible on the sidewalk, shout soven o'clock on the evening of February 3rd, and who died on the 156th, was concluded Jast night. The jury. after one hour's deliberation, returned a verdiet 'that Smith's death was the result of hio «, bist whether the Wows were lelivered by intent not they could pot any 2 or Sues For Damages. London, Ont. March 10. Wien Mae rion Hutchinson, formerly of London, : has entered «uit agoinst the Duffalo police._authoritics for $75.000 damag- os. The suit is the realt of Miss Hut the 2 Will Be No Flood. ; hae Visit Rome. feature. of week's a the House of Lovds was the Ri wis ond Lovat, who, on Fising his maiden 5 eoch, 3 make. Jords, 1 soa, ta 4 army corps system, hy definite scheme." ---and d then Ei unable t, utter another His failure in the House a Lords was «uch a contrast to Lord Lovat' gallant work in the South African war, during which he raised gnd com: anded a, corps of Scouts, nnd won distinguished mervice order, thay it ha produ much good natured com! Tord | Ears lost contribution . to the debate is regrother, as hin practi: cal oxpeviene V to genaial opinion, ae illumined an otherwive useless dizoussion. One writer points out that Loid. Lovet can conSole himeelf with the reflection that only a short time the Duke of Devonshire 10m rom ig seat in the House of Lords, slowly- around, intending. to speak, and then sat down" without uttering a word, TO SERVE me oF SIAM. Harvard Professors essorn Selected for Ragitien in Royal Household. Boston, March 10.~It haw *beoorhe lie from authority which canng ho, doubted that one and two professo : of the Harvard Ia iyet school have been selected Tor impor ant positions in 'the Royal Court of Siam, says the Transcript, One of sositions is 'that of legal adviser king, & place of great inde: ence and responsibility, Bs the action of Rinm in intérnational questions will depend largely upon, the advices of the holder of this oflice, The man who is named for the tion Prof. Edward Henry Strobel, AR, LL.B, Demis professor of intern | 4 tional law, epee : A BRAVE RESCUE, ¢ Men Suffocated in Mines Work: ing Vancouver, B.C; March 10.--Four miners belonging to the night shift at the: Nettin L. mine, near Ferguson, were suffocated in the workings, on Saturday night, and but for the horo- ism of one man, Jack Mcleod, whe i iii descended the shaft wih a line Jina aid brought up six bodies, the entire shift would he. The dead ave : The ar Shif boss, I Eni Allan. Caulder, and St. Potsaiury, Mareh. 10, paper published Blagos capital of the ---- L Asiatio Russia, pi-tols cannot churin, Russian have invented a novel substitute. The pri cipale in a duel draw lots and the Be iv obliged to take the next train on the Manchurian railrosd from Zizikar to Charbin, and thon re turn. I he survives the jpevitable derail ing of the trains and fethrns uninjur ed honor ix satisfied, as" i 'shots had been exchanged and no' wounds "infliet: ° o. says that as\duelling be 'obtained hn Mah officms at Zivikar -------------- Get The Embassadorships. London, March 10.-The Life of Faith, & Protestant weekly, notes Jt as 8 somewhat remarkable fact that the British ambassadors in Constanti nople, Viennn, Lisbon and ~The Hague are Roman Catholics. The am bhassador to the United States, Sir Michael Herbal, also belongs to the Roman Catholic church; so does Sie Francis Bertie, who has been selected to gueceed Lord Cureie wt Rome, Th wife of Kir Edmond Monson, British ambaséador Paris, in also .a mem ber of the Roman Catholic ehiirch. Death In Russian Snows. London, March 10.-~The St. Peters burg cotrespondent of the Daily Mail telegraphs that terrible snowstorm, have boen raging during the last week in the government of Samora aml have caused hu of deaths. Horsos drawing sleighs have returned to villages with the passengers frozen to death. The wi bells are rung nightly t6 enable travellers to fing their way to shelter, ~ Many persons villages while searching for the doors of their homes, Richmond, Que., March 10. <The con- tinued thaw of the past few days has weakened the dee of the Bt. France: river in this vicinity, but crossing still continues fudrly sale between here aml Melbourne." The snow is rapidly disap pearing throughout the country, but in such a manner that no flood is ag ticipated this year. Would Allow Twenty Rounds. Vancouver, B.C. March 10.-The Vancouver baseball club has offered a purse of 525000 for a twenty contest between J. J. Corbett and J. 11 J. Jefvies. The chib's manager de clurcs he has assurances of the civil officials that a twenty- round contest would he permitted in this city. * tnt Mdny Attend It. Stratford, Out., March 10.--The sev- entesnth annual sedwion of the Order of Canadian Howe Circles, Openedahere at two o'clock: thins afternoon in the city sll, thes supreme leader, John 8. Dench, presiding. Detween two dard three hundred delegates are in 'attend ---------------------- Rome, dhintons detention, on - 'Baturdav, hy in connection with MINTY RE--On Vengra on Weasuddy, ave 2:30, 3 RAVES Ti Toronts, Marek Graves, POLLY =AL have bebo frozen to death within the : March 10.--The Tribuna an es that the Corman: } 23H i Rr _ Hart, 'both Capt. Frod city Pu rl on from 4. ion bockytiia men A. Polly, dn i: sink Nas a LAN (HS v © 7 Ablsthar Sonn | yours. : the. he ei t i pe week, Baker leaves a aor or