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Tieber UNI faItes Eieher.

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suls 1batststt ,u e~ntptdsln, uaus Der eanN RSrpsr la-
hen. Die Rrsnftetten, psl&t aus sefSrter Etdtteteit ia
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q dxs hfr ansladfslief,n &raasbeitn. h,uen has ~
f~&ensef&le&t un.ertpprfea a. xnb Istbsa nantenttbf al
men paraR. Die urla&su, pel&t pisles f6rsdlits ~.
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iunesmttta ba ben pbsn ~frpdbaten 6rantbdten unt bal
E~aaftnben btt 1eiunbbett mradsssebsa, wel6e l5un Ia.
san i%ptifsltsa. ie rtsSer Genus an, qsbea ~ fnber.
Rteeer0ef1lcaenbett. Fa
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Dr. Matwap's Herfeet @ureatiSe
unb regulirenbe Ntnen.

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Ntertn, Der pIdft. Ntrpen steeh, S'pNntb, Dratrfunss
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&aue. GausnRstsr. untert%ettssrAlroan9 6dnOrrpptb,n
Hnb aGs l1uprouusesr III zen tnnrtn OrsaseH. wtrb
a~asanttst xns ,par fse ft rOftls snrttn.
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tr f&wsbt51er ar3t bd ben ptHenfH aftli6en 8prf&unR
nshe e. fae auf alien 2bdltn Der Grbt anfelte, btt y
Batttee Shisraft serifr 9r&uter unb ba &rtrad berfb
bea kiI>e he Aauptseaanbttdk s0
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W READY RELIEF

sine aussnbItdIi&s 5aIfe entsR BET,
GnttaHbuns her Nieren. Der Blaft unb Der 9tnsssetbt
Gsnethtcu her eunat. RsbiivpFstpsn. Ntbmunasttf&nss.
ben. psr.ilppfsu, Ssttrts, Group. Dsyttsria. Gatarrs,
SaTsxRta. &~Opff&mera. BabRssb, Neuralsts, @seuraG.
HsHus, 8r6asln. Meblel6tb.r. ~.
Dts anwsnbuns bee Neahp Relief an BEN lsthsnten
shsr ~erfraastta Goeils wtTb e~snssrana xas Stfstttsxas
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m, fssar tidtaftr &rsasbrttfn-
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90 Srssf.a ia .tusm bals.n @las Wad.s
%itftihsta Ia p.nis.n Uua,nbltdtn

9rdmpft. Ghpdds. 9er,flrpfen, b6fen RspE
f&nsrj pereerbenen Maeen, Diarrbss.
Durdbfan, Serftcp flung, Sldbunssa
une allie tnMeren &eiheu.
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8anf= nnb SJmeaKp=6 eibdft.
knantb, NadJoo + Riibne,

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aDebfeI asr-
In b~eIiebisen Betrdsen uno III ben ~biuisfen Cages.
Courier apf bic n~,eien pldbe in Deutfdlano. Deter.
reid Der Sdlpei3, 5rantreib bolanb Bel9ien,
samsotn, Morfpe9en. Sdnemart, RuBlano. 1nsara, &c.
NusJabtunsen
ourb Die poftdrtter, ionic per telegraph In allen pldsen
DeutibIanos, Der e&psii, Deiterreias &C., fret ms
baus. .tTgl glts.L 1gi.Jiait si!s
@infaiitrure BON Grb{Gaften nnb Gosberunpen ieoet
Wrt IN alien Gbeilen Guropd's.
S~rebftbrtefe
fir %yteiIenbe CUR Benubuns in allen Stdbten Guropa'g.
6eneral'Stsentur Der Mhler'2inie,
Dampier eriter &Iaiie atpii9en Stelu.Yort u. 6amburs
CO 1S1ip.
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&amfausf&Ikse.
@pGeA

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tsteu. Fl. I4h
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| stabpds n. Co., 80 Nasrtn. Ode 9turd Cir, gtE
essi. Gusiunfi, 9auisnDt ptrth Miro Spner sussi&tds.
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SdfsHbt fslt,n ftts ttns 8Iaf&t ssn Ratrass ssass
Relief bel f6 futrtu. Wsates Iropftn tn @sdtr rerbes
&rantrstt pbtr Sdmsr,ea. bic pom W,&fel bs Gsatre
k~srrabrsa. p~prpsussa. Gs IA better als framSEidw
8Eaase phw 1ittetS ale Gin Nttimittt.
, 1875-02-06
ADLER ANNHE.
0erciniete Staaten 4cit
Gaiiage=Grciie

Bon Secm gprf mad plpmpltb, 9onoon, SriitoI,
Gberbourg NIB Sdniburg:
I Go;;ts l.. Satpn........Golo 500
l. e"lH" 2 salon..."..bol 60
3iuiideuoet......... Gurrrncp S94.
I'll. Ban Sambirg uad) Seem gorf
e ,GoiH4s II. Gallon ............ Cob S120.
'f@ "S"'"N u. Salplt........... Bolo ~
Smll1enned currency ~
@ae einldlieBtib Der YetUiti9un9.
9inber 5piiben uno 10 Sabren Die 6dGfte.
RetoursSinets ,u biniseren @reifen.
Die Dompfer Der a9bler=9inie" iup lGmintlif net
l1o nit alien Serbeiisrlnaeh ausgeitatte IN Seius auf
s'dcrbeit. Seauemlidfsit unr I'd nenisfeit.
Sie erfe Gajite lit aufs elc9anteite s;nleri6tet; Die
]peite Gajiite bietet ben 9roBen Tortb lib e~benfang
mi BEN 6auptoef ia b%eiinben, iup Die al ,seleee, lit.
Das 3ipiidenoet bat @btbeilunsen iii itbis 20 perio.
net. 1T nit Senfern uno @Bialen per %lti'nuno nimint
benjeiieen 3beil Der Shiffe Elm, III 10 IL en- ii1 auf ben
ineiItet Oampfern Die 3lpette Gajilte bt rbet..
Tatete, Die uus 3~n9ejdidt iuerpelt. of'broern mir nit
ote'en S6iffet mad allen Sbeilen D euii6lonDs.
Wtan tpenbe lid, pegen Naffagc an
KmautIl, NachOd II, Kuehne,
113 SroabmaD, New Oorf,
GeneneraI. Aaenten.
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ntl&tt aastnbltGli& bic fhlimmaea 6&m rtsn, e&saAs
anb Gntjassunstn b~sfetttst une GsnesRiSntn furtst.
sIei&pisl % Ne In Der eanss. I'm Wastn. GtaetpetbsR
sSsr f0nftssn Graisn ctsr OrsaHsz lttstn, bIr@ sia.
waItas Nnptnburs.
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e~stRtesnb etr Sdmtrt fetn mag. bsr Rbtunattf@s, 1ttt.
~tdssrtst e&ma@s. Utrfraypslts, NtrsSfe an Ntusalsts
asetnht cher Rr6nislnet wtrs an
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MeJan@pHe,

sstsIadsas. 3snsasaans teaanstss uaslsGssIasasea
s .rg. M~e!andsUIts, 1a 1858
FNe unttfpsus SranfbetsH anb BE mcAietnlfhe UebauA.
lnne %berielben tann ateuaiS IN frdb b~taputea ptrstn
9taa sebranSs eas sS&wehi6 Btters" eenau rad ts.
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rtre ssrl&ptnbea. Den. pattenttH Miro ~unfeblbar 4
epltdtbtee Stllnstett surlds eseben nab tsaar bie irabers
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" y Gtn HbIsttnnssmttteL '.
perfsnsn, sttat cha ptrifamu abfabrunssntu I'D .Av
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ssza aaSf&Iiesli& btatbt sAS
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-09
Police C0rrrt.

Mis- scellaneous-Pat Moore and Harry Kel-
ley, false pretenses, dismissed; Andrew Sny-
der, abusing family, new trial, under bonds;
Ed. Wright, attempting to pick pocket, sO
days; Rich. Holland and Jos. Forrest, exhibit
ing gaming device. so each; Charles Young,
permitting dog to run at large, 81; John Il.
Bergman using night cart, and John Kelly,
carrying conc aled Weapons, ~ days; Jacob
GcrhaIt, resisting officers, Chas. Lewis, known
thief, dismissed; NJ. +. McDevilt exhibiting
gaming device, $50; A. j. Barnett, SAME, dis
missed.
Larceny-John Cunningham, petit, contin-
ued; WIN. z. Miles, grand, s5J; Chas Meyers,
petit, $5J; Frank Wallace, petit, thirty days;
Alfred skinner, petit, thirty days ana $50.
Loitering-James Watson, Beijamin Colvin,
John yuhnson, Frank Westjohn, VIM. tiarri-
son, William %. Williams, Il. b. Morgan, M.
Ogden, John s. Skean, lettering, dismissed; !;
Chris. Wilson, thirty uays.
Playing at Game of Chance-J ames Koke,
John Roagers, Jas. Teerin, Jacob Schlenker,
Mitcnel Dllges, Jacob 5ellew. II. Shuttle, Peter
Devote, Jas. Manoney, VIM. shannon, James
Young, Val. Innmer. Harry Crowley, VIII lam
Grant, Jas. Flynn. Henry Williams John Ber-
melen, Jas. Still, JOS. Johnson, Jno. Harwick,
John Barry, ;. 5; Wilson. Fred. Shoemaker,
Francis, Robert Edwards, dismissed; j. U.
Conners, continued; John Craft, j. khinock,
Charles A. Stone, james Conklin, forfeited
bail.
Drunk and Disorderly Pat. Lotus, ten
James Carr, dismissed; DANIEL Anderson $40;
Jacob Gerhardt. S.; Kate Rubert, continued
james SmitD, ninety days.
Vagrancy-J. A. Graham. III. Groneweg
Frank Suhr, eontinuea; Henry AlcAvoy, thiK-
ty days.
missed; Chas. Dodsworth, dismissed; Jacob
Hauck, s..
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are worth $sa8 50, and, geese, e.l5 80 per dozen.
dressed, per ID.
KICE-r rhe market is qpiet and steady We
quots: 8isa79sc for Louisiana, and 7kasc for
Car0l.s Der lb.
6ALT-Marlets stes.dy and unchanged. Do
mestic is worth zBc per bu AMI 81 45 per bri.
on arrival. and drayage added when deliyer.d d.
LIVERPOOL coarse sells at 81 81 per sack, with
moderate demand. Turks Island is worth S6a
$50 per bE.
SEsND-Ciover Is in fair request and 10 worth
i2c per lib on arrival. for prime Timothy is Ia
moderate demand ct ~ 5Ja2 o. per bu Ia
store. Flax seed is steady at 81 Goal 30 per bn
SUGAk-Demalid is fa.rand there is steady
market at previous prices. We quote; New
Orleans, 7Ha5Nsc; yellow refined, s1z a9ke; ex-
ira &C." mHalOAc; eU' white. lV2AUk kc (;
"a" white, 1oAa1O%c; hard. 11all1zc per ID.
| TALLOW-.rhe demand amt receipts are
about equal, and there is a steady market at
sAc for country, and $40 for city rendered per
| pound.
TOBACCO-The offerings at auction ycster-
day were llS hids and boxes at the following
prices: 46 hfds Mason county, KY, trash,
ilugs and leafs at $6a7 10. at IS l5a9 90, IL at
~ 5Oa14 10, 10 at SIS 25al9 81 II at S2ja29 So
| at S8O 30. 49 hhds Brown county, o., trash,
lugs anil leaf-8 at $5 29a7 60, q AZ SO 1Ua9 90 II
at so 75a4 49, aC $40 75a7 w, 8 at $50 55a26 III
Z hhds owen county, KY, lugs and leafs at
SlUai8, 3 at $l7a2l 50; 8 hhds and box Pendle-
ton county, Ky.--j at SO 05a7 ~, at si0a13 81,
at $l6a18 25; IL hhds and boxes Boone county,
ky.-3 at 10 g5a7 55 at SO 05 . at $40 7ea13 Is,
2 at SIT 5lal7 Is, . boxes at S5; hid WesJ vir-
| ginia at IS 81.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-09
Household Hints.

Parents should be very careful and
not let the rays OF the sun shine directly
upon the faces OF sleeping children.
Strong light Is very injurious to the
eyes, especially ii they are inclined to
weakness.
Two teaspoonfuls Of finely powdered
charcoal, drank in hall tumbler of
water, will often give relief to the sick
headache when caused, as in most cases
10 is, bya supefabundance OF acid on the
stomach.
1t Is worth knowing that If one volume
of castor oil be dissolved In two or three
volumes of spirits OF wine, 1t will render
paper transparent, and the spirits rap
idly evaporating, the paper In few
minutes becomes fit for use. Al drawing
in pencil or India ink can thus be made,
and Ii the paper is placed in spirits OF
wine the oil Is dissolved out, restoring
the paper to its original color.
Many persons In preparing potatoes
for cooking pare of thick slice from
the surface instead Of digging out the
eyes. The skinning process is all wrong,
as the strength of the vegetable lies near
the surface-the starch growing less
abundant as the center is approximated.
The best way is to scour them we'll, and
either bake or boil them with their skins
on.
The smoke from the wick of an extin-
guished candle is very deleterious, and
fbreathing 1t in quantities would soon
cause death. Valentine mentions case
of company Uf cafouSers who tricked a
boy sleeping in the corner OF room, by
one of their number holding to the boys
nose the smoke of a Dlown-Dut candle.
After half an hour the boy fell into short
breathing, trembling and cramps, and
died in three days. The composition Of
this smoke is carblretted hydrogen, car
bonic oxide, burnt oleIn, elc. When
putting oGt a candle light before going to
bed, always do it so That there shall be
no burning wick left to poison the air Of
the room.
Potatoes are adapted to be eaten with
lean meat-Lhe starchy potatoes iurnish-
ing the taitening and heating elements
which lean meat lacks, while the lean
meat supplies the bone and muscle max
ing elements not afforded by potato or
fine -four bread. Fat meat affords heat
ing aud tattemng element, like potato,
but in form less easily digested by
most persons
Porcelain dishes which have become
cracked may, it is said, be rendered
water-tignt again by drying them COM
petely in warm place, alter which a
U6hCi Sietoo 10 w pO PouiON
in and allowed to stand over night, then
pouring it uff and allowing the adherent
ii m TO dry slowly.
Flour kept in barrels for long time
often acquires pecu lar odOr, supposed
to be derived from the barrel. This
smell actually indicates an inoipient de-
composition prejudicial to bread-mak-
ing, "wIng to the gluten having becume
partially soluble. IL is therefore prefer
able to keep -four in SACKS, unless for
short periods.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-09

00nfbT1nably to her marriage VOWS. Pro-
'ceediugs In divorce were had In the Eng
lish Courts, which resulted In legal
separation. Afterward he was married
in London 10 his second wife, and in 1851
they, accompanied by their children and
the children Of the first marriage, came
to America and settled in Covington.
Messrs. v. Worthington, of Cincinnati,
and Robert Richardson, of COyington,
ore Mrs. Stacey's attorneys.
Hon. Caleb Musser, Ex-Mayor of Gym
thiana, is in the city.
In The Mayors Court, Peter Regan
was obliged to deposit four "cabbage
leaves" as a punishment tor his having
Nienaber, charged with disorderly con-
duct. was taken under consideration.
An old citizen, Ii. Sell, residing at 165
Bachelor street, opposite the scuool-
house, died yesterday alter lingering
illness.
NEWPORT.-In the case Of Douglass,
&C., vs.. Cline, &C., the Short-line back
pay case, petition for rehearing has
been filed in the Court of Appeals by the
appellants.
The Committee on Water-works met
at the City Clerks office yesterday, to
consider the Kiigour compromise, but
did not come to definite conclusion.
Swifps Iron and Steel Works must
cease operations again. The main drly-
Ing wheel is broken and will take weeks
10 be repaired.
A countryw0man, yesterday after.
noon, fell and broke her arm while get
cling out of her wagon, ON Monmouth
street,
Hong Kong, a Chinaman, was fined
$10O and costs yesterday by Squire
Maphet tor peddling tea without license
The Lone Star Dancing Association
gives a grand masquerade bail next
Monday at Eclipse Ball.
The cases of Miller, Kelley, Loehr,
Black and Krieger, charged with q
breach of the peace, were called up be.
fore Judge Geisler, this morning, but, on
application of the defendants attorney
continued till next Monday. The par.
ties are out on bail.
"Doc" Henry, formerly Judge OF the
Police Court IN Alexandria, was arrest
ed yesterday on bench warrant by Con
stable Hutchinson. The otfense against
"DOc" is that he obtained horse and
buggy in Bracken county by false pre-
lenses.
Services will be held every evening
during the week at the church of the I'm
maculate Conception.
The CITY Council this evening will have
an opportunity TO discuss the street rail
road question.
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subscriptions may be sent by Post-offica
Money Orders, Registered Letters,
Checks, Drafts by Mail or Express
at our risk, all expenses to be paid by the
party sending.
Money sent in an ordinary letter by mai
must be at the risk Of the party sending.
Write the names Of subscribers plain, ana
always give the Post-offioe, County and State,
where the paper is to be sent.
: To Agents who prefer a discount on an extra
copy Of the WEEKLY STAR, to that OF prcmi-
um, we viii send six copies for s5 so; or an
extra copy Of the WEEKLY STAR will bofur-
nished free to the Agent prercrring it to q pre-
MUM, for club Of ten subscribers and
$40 90.
EeSs~ The names of subscribers need not al
be sent from tho same Post-ofllce. but from as
many Offices as desired, and at any time during
the year, as we keep regular account VITA
each one Of our Agents when notified that they
expcctto work for premium.
tour silverware and Jewelry can be seen ~
J. B. NORRIS, No. f0s Walnut strsesD
Address all communications 70
ssTIIE STA H.
wa fAAciNNAvL OHIO
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Anna Dreier, years, city.
Louise Palmer, 10 months, city. tss
Lena Lazarus. ~ months, city.
Alice d. Gaugh. 45 years.
Andy Maleiills, 38 years, Germany.
Lavenia Obennaur, 80 years, Hardin county
Matilda Garizman, years, city.
Lizzie Sunderhusen, year, city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-09
marriage I.icenses.

The following marriage Licenses were 10
sued since our last report:
VIM. Goepper and Mary Kalbfieisch.
John hanschilt and Christina Massmeier,
Charles W. Fischer and Clara s. John.
Olmstead Marin ana Florence Riley.
Rudolph Braun and Margarera Schwartz.
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ing the paper ana his hat, he made rapid
strides for home. Opening the door,
the first object that met his freh-
zied gaze was the hired girl.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-09

HOGS-The market IS active and firm. We
quote common light So 35a7 10; tar to good
packing, u 25a1 10, and choice heavy, 81 so
per Genital gross.
3 UArTLE-There is a good demand for the
best grades, but lower grades are dull The
market ranges So 25a5 80 per GENITAL gross for
common to choice.
[ SHEEP-Market firm and fair to choice sell
at $ia5 80 per GENITAL gross,
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STAR ALMANAC
For 1875, Free.
PR H MI IU MI q
THE WEEKLY STAR MAKES THE FoLLOWM
OFFERS TO CLUB AGENTS ,

10 any person sending us SIS and I've
Subscribers, we will send either OF the
following articles: handsome triple.
plated silver Butter KNIFE sugar
Spoon, gold plated Granger Pin, La
dies or Gents Gold Pen, or one
pair of beautifully chased, triple
platedsilyer Napkin Rings, worth 81 g Oi
To any person sending us $40 and ten
subscribers will send either Of the
following articles: one-half dozen
siiver plated Napkin Rings, 0ne-haIf
dozen silver plated Tea spoons, ora
Ladies' or Gents Gold Pen and Hold
er,worth............................. er, worth. 4 Os
To any person sending us SIS and
club OF fifteen subscribers, we will
send either If the following articles:
one-half dozen triple plated silver
plated Table spoons, or a beautiful
Thermometer, ivory scale or face,
Worth.....-.......... ....................,. 9 O'
To any person sending us SEQ and
~ subscribers, we will send either
OF the following ARTICLES: one triple
plated silver i've bottle Castor, one
triple-plated silver Butter Dish with
cover, or Granger Gold Pin, worth Q OI
To any person sending us S25 and
twenty live subscribers, we will send
either of the following articles: one
half dozen triple-plated silver Table
Knives with steele handles, one-halk
dozen large triple-plated silver Ia
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-09
Cincinnati Live stock.

CINCINNATI, Dec 9.-2 z. M.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments OF live stock for the past twenty four
hours:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-05
NJ: P. Freeman &CO.
. B "A NJ TX ERS,
Gold' Greenba clss. Stocks, Bonds,
Foreign Exchange. Bnsc and Re-
fined Bullion. and Securities of
all Kinds.

We now prepared buy and sell through
our SAN Francisco brokers any stock dealt In
al The Board, aud upon the usual terms and
conditions. Daily quotations Of stocks re-.
rci'"d direct from the Board while in session
Tic favorable development, In our home
mining Interests, and the fact that some Of
our home stocks will soon be placed upon the
Board, together with the growing disposition
"f all clnsscs, whether mining, mechanical or
mercantile to deal tu limited extent IN the
great and all absorbing interest OF the State,
rs we'll rs the fact that such transactions.
heretofore unfavcrably regarded by tho more
conservative, arc now looked upon as Icgili.
mate Investments, have induced us 10 add this
Ia our other business, aud thereby enable our
friends to avail themselves oi The many favor
able opportunities every tny being offered for
profitable Investments.
NJ. P. FREEMAN, Manaqer.