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aw vsc. J YOUNG MEN’S BUSINESS LEAGUE OF SUMTER TAKES INITIA TIVE IN CO-OPERATING. WILL CANVASS THE GROCERS “Trad* at Homa’’ Campaign With Ob. . jaet of Having Sumter County Pro duce Used In Local Markets. Sumter.—The Young Men's Busi ness league is about to begin a “Trade at home’’ campaign with the object of having Sumter county produce used In local markets as far as possi ble. One group of the league, compos ed of George C. Warren, captain; J. A. McKnlght, H. E. Parker, J. Z. Hearon, C. J. Lemmon. James Cut* tino. H. L. McCoy. F. M. Cain and Hugh G. Brown, has this subject in hand to study and is getting to work on it. They are going to canvass the grocers to see which of them use home products, which of them will use them, and what quantities they are willing to use. The group will then take the matter up with the county demonstrators and other agents to get posted on what Is to be had and to put the buyer and seller In close touch. It is expected that the retail buyers will help create a market for home goods by asking for Rumter meal. Sumter hams and so forth when they go shopping. Another group of the Young Men's Boslneea league is working up poultry products The question of having hatcheries located here Is being Inves tigated These hatcheries use about 4.000 eggs a month 'an«f they would have to be supplied from local poul- Washington.—An official list of the survivors, dead and missing in „the Roma disaster was received from Langley field by the army, air service. The addresses, how ever, in most cases were unavail able. The list follows:. Identified de^d: First Lieuten ant William E. Riley, of 526 East Eighty-sixth street, New York. Missing: MaJ. John G. Thornell, MaJ. Walter W. Vantsmeler, Capt. Dale Mabry, Capt. George D. Watts, Capt. Allen P. McFarland, Captain Burschmldt, First Lieut. C. Bums, First Lieut'. J. R. Hall, First Lieut. Clifford E. Smythe, First Lieut. Wallace C. Cummings, First Lieut. Ambrose V. Clinton, First Lieut. Harold Hlne, Master Ser geant McNally, Master Sergeant Murray, Master Sergeant Corby, Serggant Harris, Sergeant Hilliard, Sergeant Beal, Sergeant •*. Yarbor ough, Sergeant Ryan. Sergeant Huffman. Sergeant Schumacher, Sergeant Holmes. Sergeant Hever- on, Private Kingston, Private Blakeley, Private Thompson, Pri vate tilll. ' ” *9 -V* . . COMPENSATION BILL WITHOUT ANY PROVISION TO RAISK FUND. PRESIDENT MIGHT TAKE HAND Proponents and Opponents of Sales Tax Surprised by Committee Vote< 7 to 2.* Washington.—The Roma disas ter and possible necessary change* of aircraft policy resulting there from were understood to have been discussed at Cabinet meeting. Secretary Fall, on entering the meeting, said Congress would be asked through the War and Navy Departments for an appropriation of $6,000,000 for production of he: Hum gas, the non-inflammable gas used for dirigibles. The Secretary took with him into the Cabinet meeting a map showing gas fields b Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Kansas ahiK... Oklahoma, which night, in addition to the Texas ields, furnish helium. " DISCUSSES FINANCIAL PHASE OF THE COTTON GROWING PROBLEM. Washington.—Rejecting 7 to 2, a proposition to pay the soldiers’ bonus by means of a sales tax. the special sub-committee of republican members I AIRSHIP ROMA 34 PERISH IN AIRSHIP FIRE PLUNGES 1,000 FEET, HITS HIGH-TENSION WIRE AND BURNS UP. ! of the house ways and means com i mittee was understood to have gone on record, 5 to 4, in favor of report- I ing out an adjust compensation bill ! without any provision for raising the ! revenue. The sub-committee reported to-the Most of 45 Men Aboard Giant A^Ulp Are Caught in Roaring Furnace ‘ * _ _ _ 1 entire majority membership * of the 3 ALTERATIONS IN PROPOSAL commu ' M l ° ' he * ,y * de - TO INSURE DELIVERY OF FER TILIZERS AT EIGHT PER .* CENT PROFIT. cision was deferred, adjournment be ing taken so as to give committeemen me to study the whole matter. Some of Burning Hydrogen. HESTER ON COTTON FUTUJES R. O. Everett of North Carolina Made Chairman of Conference on Cotton Problems. -K New Orleans.—A defense of the fu tures contract in dealing with cotton was voiced by Col. Henry G. Hester, for 61 years secretary of the Ne# Or leans cotton exchange, in an address before the commissioners appointed by the various governors of the cotton states who began here a study of the problems affecting, the cotton Indus try* " \ “We must remember that cotton is the most liquid asset known to the world's trade and through futures, every minute of the day and night, from one end of the year to the oth^r, cotton may be purchased,’’ declared time to study the whole matter. Some Norfolk, Va —Flung earthward, pre- „ J 4V # m those professing to have sounded sumably by a broken rudder, the giant' Mr He8ter He de P lored ^ he fact sentiment among the majority mem- airship Rom^ plunged a thousand feet 1 tha ^ ,aw8 have been s “KK e8 t ed to con - hers were of the opinion that unless or more to strike ground at the Hamp- BreS8 whereb y the-New York and ther# were unforeseen developments i ton Roads army base, capsize acrosB a New 0r, * an8 cotton exchanges may the action of the sub-committee probv;high tension electric line and burst be re K u,ated aa to their dealings in PTO.O..I Greatly Imppov.d In Vlawref • k £”g , Ni , mo “ roar ‘"« Aside from the ballots on the sales drogen gas in which at least 34 of her P respnt al tne conference tnai, wane Some; Others Want Lsase to Fifty Years. , Cut tax and a bill without a reyenue pro- army crew and passengers perished vision, there were sal<J to have been | : The 34 dead Includes officers of the — {several other fotes in the sob-com- Jarmy air service, . Washington —Three alterations in miuee provision was defeated. 6 to 2. Her contact with the high voltage L,v ’ and .other foreign the proposal made by Henry Ford R 0 ’* 1 proponents and opponents of wires which she tore asunder started t ' ou ^ DO L' hf regulated, for lease and.purchase of the gov- » **!«*« tax appeared to be surprised her gas bag afire, and tne expioslou eminent's nitrate and power projects vote on that proposition. Both followed as the nose of the crafty at Muscle Shoals. Ala., have been side* had been claiming a victory with struck a pile of car material a $»w b agreed to by the Detroit manufactur- each seemingly expecting a fairly feet beyond. ^ ^ er. They say: close vote. - The explosion sent flames 200 feet One. to write Into the proposed con- Four members of the sub-rMnmlt- In the air. as eight of her survivors try raisers The group Is working to tncl t definite guarantee to produce t*« were reported to have favored a leaped from the “deck’* of the ehip. Induce more people to make a bus!- f wrt nj It . rg | n their finished form at a further postponement of bonus legl#-.Three others were dragged from the ae«s of poultry raising and Is finding anDug | minimum tonnage,* latlon In the belief that In time the, mass of wreckage and flames. , ■* «lighteiied and enlist i Two. to capitalise . the operating proMero of finance would solve itself. Only those in the forward part of t ie na,ior - al aad capacity which Is to be created for Postponement Is opposed, however, the operating Compartment of the ship lo Lift Off with Finge: it might lie in the power of the gov ernment to regulate the New York and New Orleans^, exchanges. Havre. exchanges } "yon are here to devise a system of education for both white and col- grow cotton, of high grades^’ said Col onel Hester. “Your aim should be to do away with trash or unspinnable cotton. You will also have to devise Doesn’t hurt a bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, inetaniiy that com stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off wkh fingers. Truly. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle or “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard com, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses* without soieness or irritation. “Only One Thing Breaks My Cold” T HE relief that Qr. King’s New I>iscovery gives from stubborn old colds, and onrushing new ones* grippe and throat-torturing coughs hai made It the standard remedy it is today. Time-tried for fifty years and never more popular than today. No harmful drugs. You will soon notice the relief in loosened phlegm and eased cough. Always reliable, and good for the whole family. Has a convincing, heal ing taste with all its good medicinal qualities. At all druggists, 60 cents. Dr. King’s New Discover For Colds and Coug out about city markets The com mittee at'work on this proposition is composed of J H I^vy. 8 F Stoude- mire and W M I^vi. ^ Another committee of the league la that on trucking and fruit, compoeed •f H. A. Shaver, C. L. Strauss end J C. Bryan C*E Hurst. O W War ree and H P Moses have been ap pointed to look Into the feasibility of having a barbecue and having at It repreeeniatlvee from other buslnese organisations from other cities Blending committee*, the membership of which has been recently announced, ere: Tobecco Industry. 8 L Roddy, F M Molse W. J Prowson. Jr; new enterprises R A Brsdham. D R Mr- Callum. H P Moees; lunches, F. M Hall, chairman The president of the league is Herbert R Moses and the secretary Is Edward .8 Buck. the purpose of supervising the Muscle by a big majority of the committee had a chance for their Uvea. Several and also by many members of the were injured severely by Jumping, but Angus W. McLean, member of the war finance corporation and former *naaisunt Three, to revise the language of hona*. Chairman Fordney reiterated three came out practically unhurt and *••*»*»■* secretary of the treasury. the so-called farmers' clause in order that a bonus bill would be passed at »*re discharged from the hospital ■ "*1**V® f , ron ‘ „ , i r ,°f to Insure the delivery of fertlllseru this session and other committeemen within a fe# hours after the disaster lo * eU , r< * U . r ( y . W * Lieutenant «•*- -*•»* i„ addreaa in which he dlacusaed the from the producing plant to the con sumers at a profit not exceeding eight per cent based on the coat of manu facture. Mr Ford's approval of these modi fications was announced by W. R. Mayo, chief engineer of the Ford com* pany. upon hla return from Detroit expressed the same view. Lieutenant Burt, who with Captain fW .upport.r. of . -Ire t., lUod U. (Min. Ip.I pilot o( Iho; ^ I" 1 *** <>' th ' ‘ rowl « pressed the view that President Hard- Roma, was one of these He Jumped , Ing might again take a hand in the when file ship was only a few yards 8Ul * from the ground Sonh Carolina, was made temporary At nightfall, many hours after her ch ** rma * 1 °* conference A corn- fall. the ship was still a mass of flame. <>“ P^nu.nent organization Bute Senator R. O. Everett, of bonus controversy. k—, I We^lrtTn ^hV'lSl^T^fer. one end to the other of her 410 ^ P TTorganiM where he went to confer with the Do- enre of bar associations at Its clos- f°o‘ «"••• The fire was feeding on * on, *• 10 ^ Pennanent orgMUa , The Results of Constipation ; aick headache*, biliousness, sail skin, waste matter in the intestinal system. Correct this health-under mining condition by taking Dr. King’s Pills. 24 cents AH /4e»i«p**ist« mrx PROMPT* wont grip* Dr. Kings Pills Telephone on Trolley Car. Tnlklng by telephone from a moving trolley car with s |N»int more than three mile* distant, recently took place on the lines «»f* n New York Electric Itullway company. This feat was ac- romidiatied hy using the trolley wire as a carrier of another current which tninsiiiirted the pieaangw. SWANP-ROOT FOR KIDNEY AILMENTS tion. To Put Wires Underground. Florence —At Its rnrular meeting the city council passed to second reeding an ordinance requiring tele phone. electric light, telegraph com panles and all other concerns main talnlng poles and wires to place the wires underground The ordinance, without doubt, will pass Its third I reading and wMl then become law. Under the ordinance the companies are given 60 days after its passage to begin work of laying the wires un derground and nine months In which to complete the Job A penalty of $100 a day attaches for every day the law Is violated. trolt manufacturer. j Ing session adopted practically unani- million cubic feet of gat that had Formal announcement to the houae moualy the recommendation of the d *»-tended the great bag for the lligfrt.. ^ „ rr . rrir , 1 fop i military committee members who ere American Bar Association that future Barely as dozen or more than two a p . j . Investigating the offer in congreaa will member* of the bar be required to • ror « men » bo « r * had b ~ n P‘ ckpd «P ™ r ™ s^nmI »,v be made by Mr Mayo have at least .wo years college edu- One died en route to a bos- tbe ’ ar ' 0 V' ' ta ‘7 JXi th" cl >Vhlle the three altefetlon. were re- r .„ OB m addition to their regular law P“*» All of those who survived the ‘' r _ D ^ garded by aome committee member. school work The action of the co*- "" *** p »P pd *>7 Jumping aa the » h ‘P aa greatly Improving the form of the ferPIlre w „ OB . resolution which. It Th « other *- P^ n< * d ln the .... af . This committee also was asked to proposal and adding to Ita value aa had been explained, would place the hun b *n«* a t h fallen bag. were Permanent organisation was fected at * meeting of the committee they view It from the government s »„oci.t»on* under, the monl obllga- bu " ,ed to death^ f or that ourooee with the *e- *• *- Heat of the fire fought back res- o* 111 * 1 ** ‘ or taa ‘ purpose wim me lection of State Senator R. O. Ever standpoint, other member* said It t | nB 0 f gtrlvlng to have this educa would have been more acceptable If tlona , Mandard set up in their state* for - hou ™ Mr. Ford had also agreed to a reduc- an( j universities. tion In the lease clause from 100 to 1 _____ 50 years as suggested by Secretary 8ute Mu#t Ppoduce witnesses. Weeks when he jestlfled before the, Hamilton, Ont.—Unless North Car j committee. 1 ollna witnesses appear before next On this point, however, Mr. Mayo pri^gy to testify against Matthew the ett. of North Carolina, as chairman and Thomas B. King, of Memphis. Three fire departments fought flames with chemicals and by 7 p. m It was out. Derricks began picking Tenn.. secretary, up the wreckage as the flames were organization was driven hack. There was scarcely t* ampd Cotton Stales comm ta rn ore than the aluminum frame work *ion. - \ officially ,xplalo,d ik.. Mr. Ford .Mil (.It th.t nu]lofk n , fro , ,. h0 winled , n Nor . »”^ Libert, motor, to move, tke 50-,e.r period *.. too short . N , <htrse of attempted time to Justify the financial Invest- murd< . ri he wi „ be unconditionally re- Within the wreckage lay the bodies. L.. Eng^trum Plan With Weeks, many dff them charred beyond direct 1 Washington Cousldelation was ment necessary under t'he proposed ''Snvder derlsred" in reco Knltlon. Thirty-one bodies had p,v j er \ hy . both tb * war deP *?T^ —- leased. Judge Snyder declared in bepn uken out ^ _ 0 . clock Three or and the house military committee on Robbers Visit Little Mountain. Newberry. — Robbers entered the stores of Counts & Shealy and W. P. Derrick, of Little Mountain and broke open their two big Iron safes. They succeeded in securing $325 in cur rency. $60 in silver. $15 in gold, $500 in Liberty bonds, $400 in war savings stamps and $365 In checks. Two hun dred and froty dollars of the above amount belonged to the express com pany, Mr. Derrick being their agent at Little Mountain considered it safe In his big iron safe. Hauling Fertilizer. Hartsville.—Farmers of this section are taking advantage of the good weather to haul fertilizers. Quite a lot is being distributed Hear Sunday Again. Spartanburg.—Steps are being ta ken now to send a special train from Spartanburg to Charleston. W T . Va.. to take a party of Spartanburg people to the revival which Rev. W. A Sr.uday will open there. The train will leave here March 27 and return March 30, thus giving those who go a chance to hear Mr. Sunday preach four ser mons. The engine will carry in front of It a huge sign 4x6 feet with the Inscrip tion: “In God We ^ruAt. and Believe in Billy Sunday -Spartanburg, S. C.” contract for development for the Mus- rftntln(E what he 8al( , would be hig cle Shoal* water power facilities and , a( , t rpmand the cage; nitrate plant* in the section of the wee || , 8 country where they are situated. postponement The agreement to ished fertilizers instead : “ ' granted at the request of the United . . «, rtr M manufacture fin- * . _ , _ . . , her type in the world. four more were thought to be still In ! ,be question of disposing of the gov- the charred mass that alone remained ernment’s power and nitrate projects ]*** of what had been the largest ship of at Muscle Shoals, Ala. of ‘com At the war department. Secretary States consul here, who rxpl.ln.d • ' wh ,; ,. atohed , he Weeks re,eal,d th. llnal irmft ol the pounds." It was explained, was made 1 ' h ' d ' l,y * p v r ”™ ,a, J°” smash aitreed th.t the huge kl-edtke o#er made b, Frederick E Epgstntm ! assure the production ot that com,! 0 ' !>.«*'»’* Bulloc *' structure of the stern rudder. Itself a. of Wilmington. N. C.. for completion of modity which several committee men *ad declared was not an obligation un- »r the existing language of the offer. Mr Mavo did not reveal the amount of production guaranteed. to tha long time necessarily taken by i large a(j R bomb!ng pi ane . had slip- the Wilson dam and operation of the Big Cargo of Whiskey Seized.' Salem. Mass — Whiskey and gin valued at $70,000. consisting of seven the leeal and diplomatic formalities involved. Elopes With Stepmother. ^ St. 'John, N. B.—Frederic Brooks, 20. eloped with hi§ stepmother from ped to one side as the Roma drove ’ titrate plants for the fixation of nitro- along a thousand feet above the army geii from the air and production of base • fertilizers under a proposed 50-year So swift was the flare of the gas lease, flame that rescuers were driven back before Its terrific heat. They w-atchfed Bangor, Me., to McAden. N. B., has be ipi eBa iy a s the great bag shriveled Would Investigate Eligibility. Washington—Investigation by the xo.uxiw ret »,v.v„v. avg.xre.rewxx* a,, x,^.. brou * ht h,s bride to St John She iB in the fierce blaze.of the liberated senate judiciary committee into the hundred cases, were seized by federal more than tw,ce h,s a * e - After the gas. The Roma was a. wall of flames eligibility of Senator Smoot, Republi- Offieers and local police in a raid on ' e, °P ement ' they tried to return to ^ c , ty block long and untn the thou- cen. Utah, and Representative Burton, a stranded motorboat from Gloucester; Ban * or - but were refuserl admission gandg of gallons of cb emlcals and wa- 1 Republican, Ohio, to serve on the ai- • • • - - -■ -Ho the United States by the imnjigfa- ter had rbecked tb e holocaust, it was Red debt commission, was proposed In in the harbor here Four of the crew escaned bv jumping overboard and tion authorities. The bride had been impog8ible t0 re ach the comrades 'a resolution introduc walkine ashore in the mud. The cap- divorced from her present husband s mangled and de ad in that fiery fur- Walsh. delfiocraL «ont tain, who was ill, was arrested. father. —— ; — nace. father. the by Senator ontana. Action on went oyer. Threatens Greek Shipping. ^ Paris ^-The—French—foreign office Chicago Shaken by Explosion. Chicago—A powder magazine in Of the forty-five men who-left the Langley Field air station this after- noon. eleven found their way, alive, Sbldlers Run.Geri*wrffTralna. Coblenz. govemmex -BrauciT lines of German illways within the occu- informed the Greek government that, j the United States quarry in the south-^ ^ United states public health j are being operated by sev- unless the steamer Espoir and Its western corner of Chicago, blew up, gerv i ce Those men'] some more deatL 6fad American engineer battalions as cargo of coal, captured by a Greek tor ; ! shaking the whole city. It is not ■ tban a i} ve i a y on their col&r^klth ] part of a course of instruction of the pedo boat off the coast of Asia Minor, known whether any one was kilied. | burne d and broken limhs^^tbed in army railway school establish^ some forces in German/. The train crew^ are made up entire- a few days ago, are immediately re- Windows in all parts of Chicago; banda g ea Some^htftl their faces time Ago by officers of the American leased, France must adopt retaliatory measures toward the Greek shipping. | had mystified the entire city^ A th^irr^ntense suffering, while oth- A Havas dispatch from Athens says that, in a note handed the French minister, the Greek government had agreed to release the Espoir but' de clared it would retain the coal. freight train on the Belt Line Rail- ^pg^lay asleep or unconscious with ly of American soldiers and even the road, near Argo, was blown oft their c i OBed eyes visible. AH who train dispatching on the short lines Is track. Thd audience of an Kf9& mov ing picture theater wepe^thrown into a panic by the squmTof the blast. were able to talk were suffering from shock. Several of the victims, it is believed, were instantly killed. Sell Cotton In Gaffntv. Gaffney.—Considerable cotton has been sold in Gaffney this week, the increase in price having the effect o f moving much of the staple. Farmers of Cherokee almost without excep tion. say that they intend to reduce their acreage this season and plant, early, as they believe this ig^ the oaly Ray to successfullv combat the boll weevil. 8. C Utfibling. county demoni'.ra'.:oa agent. I* adHeieg this the large majority have jMRif sd a will Inga ms to take his ; More Corton Used. Washington.—Commerce and indu$ try as a whole made further Sengte^Commlttee to Inspect Shoals, fashington.—The Senate Agricul- Casts Gloom Over Departments. Washington^— The disaster at jton_ - 9 ture Committee was authorized, under Hampton Roads army base to the ory Myers, of Penn State College Ag- during January. eccordIp«--f^figures* * resolution adopted hy the Senate, j jtmvya Italian-built airship Roma, rirultural school, ann ounced the per- recejved up to Fehruirfy^O by the de-. lo F° t0 Muscle Shoals. Ala., and in- i arge8t cra ft G f her type in The world; fe^tton of three new types of tomatoes partment oUjeetimierce. ‘ ’ vestirate the projects there which the 1 caat gloom over the war and navy which are expected to add to tomato Consumption of cotton by mills in- Government seeks to dispose of. departments as the long list of offl- production for market purposes. Two greased from Sll.CC'O halos In Decern- The Senate resolution hy r'lslrman; ceri an d men who were burned to ire new varieties resulting from cross bar to 52C.OOO bales, the report says, 1 Norris, of the Agriculture Committee, death in the ship came in. Pending breeding and the other is a selection while a year ago the January con- 1 was amended in the Senate to ih- full official reports, however, Secre- All have been tested to yield from sumption was only'SM.270 bales. Con- - crease the cost of the tnqairy from tgry Week* and air service offieials eight to ten tons an acre mor? than umption of ellk Increased from Ik.OOO ll.fiOfi to tf.OOfi and to authorise anv had ,,0 comment to make. the general Pennsylvania average, it bales to nearly 44 000 bales la the Senator, Hi addition to agricultural immediately on receipt of the news, was announced. The average yield month, or tally M per cent greater committee member*, to go with, the Major General Patrick, chief of the of tomatoes in this state ie between than a year age committee .air service, left lor the scene. ;lve and six tons an acre. done by members of the organization who are taking courses in railroad telegraphy. New Types of Tomato Perfected^ State College, Pa —Professor C. Em- There is only one medtem* that reel'y •taoda out pre-eminent as a medicioe for curable ailments of the kidneys, liver and Madder. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Rout stands the highest for the reason that it has proven to be just the remedy Deeded in thousands upon thousands of distressing cases. >wamp Root makes friends quickly be cause its mild and immediate effect is soon realized m moat casta. It. is e gentle, healing vegetable compound. Start treatment at once. 8old at al) drug sturea m bottles of two sues, medi um and large. However, if you with first to test this C t preparation send ten cents to Dr. ner A Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for n sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention thia paper.—AdvertlsemeaL Fruits From the Amazon. Four u**w frulta—the pepiuft, the tumho, th** ncch*K*ta and th** rhnoiche —have H*M‘ii M*iit from the Amnzn:) country hy h hlolugiciil expedition now working there. Some of these, it Is hoped, may. be cultivated for our markets. A Beautiful Woman is Always a* Well Woman You Cannot Afford to Overlook One Word of Tlua Latonia, Ky.—“I had a nervous break down several years ago, and a neighbor told me she was actually kept.alive by Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription—that she could not get along without it. I took her advice and a few bottles gave great relief. Since then I have had occasion to try other medicines, because I always get satisfaction from the use of the ‘Favorite Prescription’.”—Mrs. E. W. Adkins, 3206 Rogers St. You’ll be on the road to health and beauty if you purchase this '‘Prescription’^ of Dr. Pierce’s at vour nearest drug store. in tablets or liquid. Write Dr. free medical A) s Unrequited Love. He loves a girl. Day and night he thinks of her. Hia mind dwells ever upon her beaujy. He bites Ids nails. ‘ f L. Her. presence Is ■ithraVg with him. lie thinks of, her the first thing In the inoming; he dreams yf her In the night, when the loon screams -across the lake. With all the devotion of his soul he loves her, hut she does not make him Cjpy. H*' H Fot^die is a miser, and she Is thl woman dn^the silver dollar.—Rich- mood Tlmesd>spateh. A man’s lot »ir destTnY^ls getierallji taken to tnerffr tThrv Vhnt s ^m has ^ or his reputation. ^ ■. a