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The Aic-za

Which has met with great success in the
presentation of 'Storm Beaten" will sue
eeed it on March by the late NJ. Louis
NathaPs romantic drama, adapted from the
French, called "A Prisoner for Life" M.
Nathal was well known in this city as the
husband of Miss Louise Lester, now an
operate prima donna. This play is pow
erful one, full Of striking situations and
dramatic effects, and the principal char
acter. Count Pierre de alney. is calculated
to give great scope to Mckee Rankin's
strengthen il Rankin has in his acting
one quality more developed than another il
is that OF robustness. The incidents of the
story are vivid, and the scene Of action is
laid In the time when Louis XIV, 1.-THE
Grand Monarque," ruled France Mignone
oyerhears the story of Ter fathers inno-
cence and Incarceration and resolves to
attempt his liberty. Her trials on the road
to Fort IL Eyerque. the meeting with the
dumb boy, who Is also going to the fort N
laiier, his ayarice at seeing the gold cross
on her neck. his attempt at assassination,
her terror and flight, the avalanche, the
death OF the dumb boy and her assumption
OF his infirmiiy, Ler arrival at the fort, in
stalled as lailer to her own father, her COM
rosure at the sight of a treacherous Jailer's
fate, the escape. the rascality of tie Cover
nor OF the prison, Mgnone's mother still
alive-all these tend TO heighten the interest
in this fascinating work. and Pierre de
Nalney'S character. his suffering and par
don. his reinstatement By the King, make a
story that Is deeply interesting.
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Started without Warning.

Samuel III. Regensburger has sued the
Market-street Cable Railway Company for
S10.Si5 damages. He signaled car on
October "A, 1891. but In boarding it it was
started in motion without warning, and he
was thrown violently forward against the
platform. wounded aud sprained in the
right leg, ankle and foot and as conse-
quence. confined 10 bed for two weeks aud
compelled thereafter to walk ON crutche q
fnrf tan
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Miss Mathsr's Divorce SUIT.

According to Pittsburg dispatch. Febru-
airy %, published In the New York Herald,
Miss Margaret Mather. the actress. whose
petition tor divorce from Emil Haberkorn,
leader OF the Duquesne Theater orchestra
here. was rumored last night, admitted
this evening that che has begun pro-
ceedings for divorce on the ground OF
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An aged man named George Schneeli
dropped dead at 3 80 O'Clock yesterday aft
crnoon. at corner of Suffer and Kearny
streets. His remains were conveyed to the
Mcrgue, where it was found that death was
caused by apoplexy. The deceased had
bottle OF medicine for tina. ailment in his
possession. He lived at the Swiss Hotel on
California street, near Dupont.
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Owing TO the big business done by THE
Vice Admiral" at the Tivoh last week, it
will be retained on tile stage for the present
one. On Wednesday evening, March o.
there will be benefit given the family OF
the late doOrkeeper, Sam Peyser. Monday,
March i3 Genee's lovely opera "Nanon"
will be produced with great cast, also the
first appearance of K. \. Knight, late of the
Emma Juch Company.
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Z" Spider and Fly.v

On Monday evening, March ii, Nj. B.
leayiit's spectacular production, "Spider
and Fly" will be seen al the Bush. The
company this season is said to be an ex-
cellsnt one and comes highly recommended
Mr.. Leavitt will be here in person to direct
the production. The Kimball Opera COM
ieue and Burlesgue Company will follow
''Carmen Up to Date" has been renovated
from top to bottom and will be produced in
a gorgeous manner. Corinne is getting to
be big girl now. She celebrated tile an
niversary of her eighteenth birthday OH
Christmas, but she still continues to work
hard to improve herself in her chosen pro-
fnsSinn
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Perpetual Patti.


"a peep Into the future by "anne Olde Tymer -
Edited by ii. X. VI
Sweet songstress. who the icons uost defy
Whose golden thorax so vastly well
Thrice welcome art thou again. we cry
Here where fond hordes still bow beneath thy
speiit
Thou hast bewitchei the world so long thatI
Yet Judging by thy past 9 al allow
Thoutt reign the same hundred years from now
What though the book OF years has rolled along
Aud checked upon thy cheek each wriukled PAGE .
Not less the ardor OF tue frantic thr On :,
Who hurt their homage at tiiec ne stage
Time cannot dim the magic of ~ synr;
: by numerous fareweiis am charm witisace
How Wi; thou COX hundred years from now
HI.
kssDooth as ever is thy swelling throat:
Thy dark Italian eye Is not less bright
AS clear as crystal is each thrilling aole;
AS fair ever art theu 10 the sight:
TEou'rt stii our queen, by universal vote.
And singing Tor Eve thousand piunks per night
Five thousand plnnksi IT'S pretty wagr I trow--
What Wit thoa esra . hundred years from now
Nv.
For four decades nearly So tits said,
Thy voice has earned the peopled worlds acclaim
So peerless Patti. lift thy pretty head
And 90 pnttiap night ngses To shame
Whether thy ,otks be bieaebed angry red
Or dusky black, wen love thee Just the same
Farewell? Not so. The mu;titudes will bow
Fore thy farewriIs a hundred years from now
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Found Dead i'm Bed.

Cornelius ODonnell, aged so years and a
native Of Ireland, was found dead in bed at
o'clock yesterday morning at his house,
SOL Folsom street. His body was sent to
the Morgue. where an autopsy showed that
death was caused by an atScess OF the lungs
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must be added,
however. t h q t
Carleton's play
has been S o
thoroughly re-
vised and I'M
proved that it
may be consid-
cred novel In a
great many re-
spects. In other
words, l. e o. s
mouth has been
provided with a
new set Of teeth,
that bite well in
to the attention
and interest Of
the public. and
hold all t h e y
bite. WaTde has
be en- winning
golden opinions
with this DRAMA
ali over the coun-
try, at the same
time jndulging
in ''asides" with
the newspaper
people q b o u t
Shakes pc are.
They want to
know why he
has kicked over
the traces of the
divine William.
when it was
thought they had
him so well har-
messed. The ac-
tor gives good
reasons for his
course, at the
same time keep
ing the jour-
aalistlc Cerbe-
rus in goo d
hnInnr lAHf fhrnW-
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Took His watch and Money.

James McHale swore out warrant yes
terday for the arrest OF Lena Hull on =
charge Of grand larceny. lie SAYS the woman
stole watch worth S74 end SO In money
from him Friday night in jackson street
iodging-house.
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their repertoire of standard successes to fall
back upon. All the old favorites are with
the company, with the exception of Marie
Stone. Jessie Bartlett Davis is still one of
the central figures. Karl. Macdonald.
barnabee. Cowles, rockingham and Hoff
are still in their respective places. Their
new prina donna. Camille d'Arville, has
peen highly praised. and their other prima
donna, our own Carrie Millzner Hamilton,
needs no introduction to San Franciscans.
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THE CAST.
/" Picks the Flint" Again.

The Orpheum will try it again, not opera
this time, but Niger minstrelsy. They say
there's luck in the black faced people il
you take them right" Richards and Prin-
gle's Georgia Minstrels-the oldest min
strel company on the road-are geing 10
try the fates ON Sunday, March Is
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EOllDGPg, Strauss & FrOlnal
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Even France Succumbs to American
Geufus.

For centuries France has held the palm for the
manufacture of toilet articles of every description
but at last she has been compelled to give place to
American genius in article at least for the
toilet Nine Waltz emphasizes this most emphatl
caily In letter upon the Imperial Hair Regenera-
tor: lone of the most pleasant and satisfactory
incidents connected with my trip to New York has
been the treatment of my hair by your Imperial
Hair Regeneration. Having full knowledge of all
the preparations on the Paris market / must con-
fess that yont Imperial Hair Regeneration is incom-
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Coast Messrs- GOLDSTEIN & COIN, S22 Market
ST., San Francisco. II is applied by them and s.
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MoNnAY,s cAsr or .rnE RIvAIs.n
Grismer Brings Something New.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Grismer Miss
Ph9be Davies viii open their engagement
at the Alcazar on Monday, April 4, with
THE Merchant" the prize play written by
Miss Morton Of New York, that made much
noise in its time and was as eagerly sought
alter by managers as Hearts" the Herald
prize drama, just awarded appears to be.
THE Merchant unfolds remarkably we'll
told story of life in New York in the money
mad age. The picture that 1t represents of
an ambitious Young business man swept
from his safe moorings in the still waters of
conservatism out into the rush and swirl of
the maelstrem Of financial speculation,
tossed about and driven TO the verge OF SELL
destruction by the enforced contemplation
of utter ruin, and then stayed from
the awful deed which he feyerishly contem-
plates, 10y the sweet tones Of bis beloved
wife's voice lifted up In a simple, old song,
his subsequent reclamation from his peril
Gus position by the tender, mistaken and
loyal love of that wife. is an impressive
heart-touchng one. full of absorbing inter-
est and as light as the day in the moral Il.
presents.
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Frank Freeman. alias Jones, and William
Nagle. alias James Riley, boys who stole a
coat, were convicted yesterday of petty lar
ceny and sentenced by Judge Rix to three
months Imprisonment In the House Of Cor
rectOn
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hOtti, DuHlbCIs "a
that l began treat
meIt at your Cos
mopoiitan DiSpen-
sary some time
ago. Before 1 be-
gan 1 suffered SO
much and felt so
sick and weak
{ h at / of tie n
thought there was
no earthly use in
my ever expect
iny to be q we'll
man. 1 notIced
an Improvement
in my condition
two weeks after i
began your treat
nenr.
1.-The dull. woe
BECOME feeling
has left me. and /
feel so glad that I
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Kate johnson has filed a complaint with
the Board of Supervisors that Sansome
street, between Filbert and Vallejo. is is
very bad condition, also in need of drainage,
and asks the desired Improvement may be
ord rad
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The United States Circuit Court of Az
peals will meet tomorrow with Judges
Hanford. Hawiey aud Morrow on the
bench. There are several cases en- the CAL
endar TO be disposed Of at this slit ng.
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Transient Sum snnt..

Professor Davidson. in reply to a question
yesterday concerning the sun spots. said he
had made no recent observations but that
the last taken showed general fading with
the disappearance of the largest. 1t, how
ever, he added. should have reappeared by
this time.
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AT meeting last Thursday evening OF
San Francisco Parior No. 40 N. s. G. w.,
William Ii. Thornley,, Louis Powelson aud
James Reinfeld were elected delegates to
the next Grand Parlor to be held at Los
Angeles in APRIL
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The Death Rscnrn.
There were /

There were 1876 deaths recorded ia the
Health Department last week. OF that
number were Casualties. suicides. 81 the
result VI consumption and q from bronchitis.
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Mr.. Frederick Warde.

For whom the local press have been sound
ing parleys in advance with the theater-
going public of San Francisco, win finally
show himself in action tomorrow night at
the New Ca liforna. He opens with Henry
Guy Carleton's romantic drama, 1.-The
Lions Mouth" for the second time. 1t
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shattered telling OF seepless nights and days
OF anxiety, nervous irritaoility with weak. tired.
dragged out. miserable feelings. brought on. per-
haps, by overinduigence CT hard work.
But helm is surely hand.
HUNDREDS HAVE DIED who might have lived
had they had proper treatment.
W. j. Ray the well-known proprietor or Rays
Hotel Sumner Cal writes: IL really glad
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Divide main Coming.

The enterrrising and active business man
of the famous violinist sends the following
note concerning the movements Of his prin-
cipal:
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. %.
Tie CALM a very short time viii have the
pleasure Of being again in your city. We open
al the Baldwin April "a, which. with one on
Sunday, May i, will be the only two concerts
given In San Francisco. Musiu, myself, wife.
and company leave for Australia by the steam.
ship MarIposa, May 26. Yours,
w. Il. JOHNSTON.
[Musin will have twenty-six days, accord
ing to the itinerary of the Australian steam
slips, to fill In here, after his second con-
cert. and in that time might make the
passage money OF himself and people three
times over. 1t bebooves him. both for the
enjoyment of the public and his own in
teress, to be Industrious while awaiting the
next trip Of the steamship Mariposa, for
he'll be long time at sea. BY the way,
Musiu's programme during this visit will
be enriched BY Mr.. II. j. Stewards charm
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Englisb-American Opera.

Already interest in the forthcoming en-
gagement Of the B0st0nians is beginning to
manifest itself. Ia the breast of every
ibeater-g0er there is, latent or other wise. a
love for comic opera. 1t is not always the
modern idea of comic opera which is meant
not the comic opera which approaches more
nearly to burlesque than to anything else
but comic opera Of the substantial school,
wherein good music is blended with whole
some comedy and light story. The Bos-
tonians hold their high place in the estima-
ton of onr theater-goers absolutely
unauesiioned. They have presented to US
the best OF comic opera in a thoroughly con-
scienti0us and artistic manner, giving to the
score is full value and endeaYoriDg TO do
ample justice to the iibretto. not seeking 10
add those tfite Observation-Disclosures
marches. transformation scenes. etc. During
their next visit they will present several
novelties here, but. Of course, will open in
their great success. Robin Hood" which.
from all appearances, is good for a splendid
fortnight at least. The public were unable
10 sc. sufieieDey Of this delightful Anglo
American work on the occasion of their last
visit, and its announcement at the present
.i.,e will PROFESSIONALLY be hailed with
delight. Besides Robin Hood" they have
n new opera by the same authors called
''1'he Kniekerbockers," another new opera
entitled "The Scott" and. Of course, have
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The BANQUET.
DaNQuets
(By Edward Coleman. with Charles Frohman

(By Edward Coleman, with Charles Frohman's
company OF players)
My Oldest pipe and held council sage.
And we arrived Mt this most wise decision:
Roam as may this fleeing earthly stage.
III ne'er forget one hlisstu night Eiysian;
Enthralied by winning voice and sparkling eye
Perished disturbing thoughts OF duns or debts.
Enhanced sat my sweetest charmer by,
The simple banquet beer aad cigarettes
Round her fair neck was ciasped no costly locket,
And all my wealth . stumpy, worn II. B.
Vile poetry did sentinel my pocket
stu king nor queen were happier than we.
Kings can't control Romance's vast domain.
Your poets there are monarchs. and supremacy
rel
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ing sLegende." most delightful compost
ton for the violin, permission to play which
the artist has sought and obtained.l
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No More Opera for Abbey.

Mr.. Henry E. Abbey arrived in New
York from the West. February 81. looking
handsome and buOyant, desirable condi-
ton, attributed 10 his resolve not to touch
opera in the future. 1T is not he said.
to newspaper man, THAT we have lost
anything on opera. Indeed, we will close
our season with profit in the neighborhood
Of $4,000. But the returns are Inadequate
to the Investment, and do not compensate
Tor the care and anxiety consequent upon
the management of an enterprise that in
wolves "A weekly expense Of So, 900. This
season will end our connection with grand
opera. and l shall devote my time hereafter
TO dramatic interests. On, yes. | suppose
some one else will step into the operate
field. There is always some one ready TO do
that In New York it is very likely the
Directors of the Metro olton Opera House
Will organize their own company, bnt / do
not believe they will make auy further ex-
perences with German opera. They have
found that very expensive hobby"
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An Opera Company Redivlvus.


In the nick of time the New York Opera
Company. reconstructed BY Mr.. George
Olmi and now under his control. makes its
appearance in the field to supply date at
the Bush-street Theater that would other
wise have been vacant. They begin new
lease OF professional life at this theater on
Monday evening, March 2, where they will
remain for one week and present varied
repertory OF popular comic operas. me
company has been well selected from the
broken rauks Of the one that last played in
this city.
Henry Hallam. Tom Ricketts,, Frank Pearson,
George Olmi, Frank Nalerga, Telula Evans,
Behe Ninng, Emily Soldene, Josephine Stanton,
beatrice Forfes., with Charles +. Bergman as
musical director
THE REPERToRY.
Monday and Thursday evenings - "The BONE.
milan Girl"
Sunday, Wednesday ana Wednesday matinee
Friday evenIng-"The Gondoers."
Saturday matinee aud evening "H. N. 8.
Sunday night farewell rerformance)-"The
Chimes OF Normandy" with the favoiite COM
edian, Tom Ricketts,, IN the part of Gaspard.
1t Las been conceded ON all hands that
presentations of opera given by the princi-
pal members of this combination on their
arrival have been most satisfactory to the
public OF this city, and there seems to
be no reason with tie varied programme
promised why tile business at the Bush-street
Theater should not satisfy both the mana e-
ment OF the house and Mr.. Olmi. Miss
Emily Soldene has few superiors in light
opera; her phrasing in singing solo mum
Der or ballad, and the expressiveness OF
her style. cannot be equaled by any singer
we know in this city. Soldene has been
trained in an old and good school Mr..
Frank Pearson, one Of the new members,
who so pleased the audiences attending
Bluff King Hal" on the occasion of Mr.
IL. j. Stewards benefit at the Grand Opera
House, possesses beautiful voice, and the
audience on that occasion were not slow in
nppreciating it. MIR. Pearson would be a
welcome addition to any opera company,
possessing, as he does, an extraordinarily
powerful voice and considerable hstronic
ability
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TIC Shape OF an
occasional performance Of % Richard
Ill" HollingShead. the London manager
(wh0, by the way, has just taken "the benefit
of the act," his creditors only know for how
many tines, once said Shakespeare, for
manager. ut least, meant bankruptcy"
This remark has passed into an article of
faith with most of the profession. especially
with those who coGldn't hit it off very well
with the poet before the footlights. One or
two. Edwin Booth. for example, were skepti-
cal, and are now in the enjoyment of fame
and fortune. Mr.. Warde followe Mr.. James
ONeili's lead, deserving Shak espeare for
romantic drama, and like O'Neil has found
MS reward. no doubt in so doing
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sinking and we throw him
a life-preServer.
Yet ound Us daily and
hourly we tnoughriess.y
see lives sinking, with the
signals OF distr esS plainly
indicated Pale. pinehed
and salI0w faces show ma
.laria, the blood IS poer.
digestion impaired. Kid
neys, liver or bowe S out of
order. Drawn features.
deep lines and sunkeu eyes
are sure iudicat Dts OF
wrecked systems. over
strained, weakened and
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avs reward, no doubt, in SO doing.
CAST OF THE LIONS MOUTH"

Paul de Noyarra, an exile under the name OF
hlnaldo. Observation-Disclosures. Frederick Warde
Julio Doge of Venice .-.......- Jaline Butte
Claudio. adviser OF the Doge Charles Vininr
B0natesto. kInsman 10 the Doge W. H. Young
Marco Captain OF the Doge's guard. Harry Leighton
Gregorio his friend. Charles Clark
Fra Angelo. CHEZ inqnisitor, formerly Fran
cesco. Charles d. Herman
Fra Christopher, formerly Ugolini. Il. {. Barton
Dfonysio jaier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Edwin Tanner
solomon, ancient seryitor ...... Clark Lambert
Peter. gond0lier. Frank Kemble
Simon artisan ...............,..,.....G. Hickey
Antonio .-.--...1 -. f.-....-D L Talbot
Petreiio. .........J 900. ID. T.. Richmond
Caredo. SPY Z = NOyel
Fabia wife TO Julio ....... Miss Alice Farbrother
LinOra, her daug Miss Adele Belgrade
NarceIla-.--1 { Miss T. Bow
flnanehetta Friends to LinoraJ .... Miss Everett
julia .-..... Miss OAK Land
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The Seaiay Side.

Miss Henrietta Crossmsn. to whose
beauty and talent much of the success of
"Gloriana" is due, says the New York
World. February %. is expected to return TO
the cast In the middle of tine week. She
broke down in health at the end of the first
week of "Gloriana," and her Illness was SO
serious that her death was at one time
hourly feared. The illness was in some
measure the result Of the extraordinary
nervousness under which the actress la
bored on the first night of the play. She
was asked to write in an autograph album
a day or two ago. and the result was the
following hif of verse.
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RAPHAEL WE'LL { Co..
NORTHWEST CORNER
POST And KEARNY STREETS.
SEA FrSu tt
SHATTERED NERVES.
Men Who Suffer From Ner-
vous Complaints.
Remarkable Cures of Dangerous Cases-L:vss
Saved at the Last Moment

There has been accident of some kind, and a
man is struggling IN the water How quickly we
try to hefp him. lie Is
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THE ACTRESS

No rose-strewn path Is hers to share
The triumph OF the footighfs' glare,
Toll and heartache. jibes aud sneers,
a pillow wet with women's tears.
HENRIETTs JsUSSI NAN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-09
Foolish Patients.

"There seems little to choose" says a
physician, between the sexes In tn,
matter Of desire 10 take medicine regu
larly, and 1t is often impossible to per
suade an apparently rational-minded
patient that cure has been effected,
thatno more medicine is needed, and that
nothing but good diet and careful hab.
its are required 10 build up the consti.
tuition. A number Of doctors save them.
selves from falling from grace by pre-.
scribing q harmless tonic after effectina
q cure, but those who pride themselves
In disposing Of cases by aid Of dozen
doses or less seldom attain any great
popularity. The often quoted and much
vaunted practice In China Of paying a
physician while his patient Is well, and
stopping his pay during sickness, could
never be introduced successfully into
this country because 30 many people
who are perfectly well are preparing 10
file affidavits that they arc dangerous
ly sick that no doctor under the China
regime would be able TO earn hii
board"