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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19
Attacked With a Siadse.

ARcol A, H., Sept. l3.--rhe Coium-
bian Liberty Belle special train arrived
in this city about o'clock today, and
about 1000 persons gathered to see the
famous bell The public schools were
dismissed in order to give the school
Children an opportunity of viewing IL.
While manager Knapp WAS giving g
history Of the bell aDd the assistants
We're hois.iLg it preparatory to ringing
it man named Matthews rushed
throng the crowd and s.reck the lower
rim thee hard blows with sie.ige ham
mer, making three dents i'll it, anu
then ran back through the crowd.
Manager Knapp Immediately located
the man, aud ordered his arrest. Mr..
Knapp returned to the car and said he
would trus, To the people OF Arcnla TO
prosecute the villain who had grossly
insulted American pride by str:kia.
one of it's cherished euibiems. Mat
theWs is under arrest.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
HON. J. p. FANcHER REELECTED Paesi-
DENTO OF THE ASSOCIATION
The Next Meeting Will be Held at the Bridges on
Kings Rivss Sept. IS 26 and y, 90.

To the President of the Carroll coun-
ty ex Confederate Association aud
Cemrades-also Commander and Com
rades Of John G. Fletcher Camp No.
63S, United Confederate Veterans
Your committee to select next annual
meeting and officer for the next year,
Recommend the ollowing officers to-
wit:
Carroll County ex Confederate Asso-
ciation-J. P. Fancher, President W.
w. Collier, Vice President; W. Z.
George, Secretary; J. I. Wad,lilI,
Treasurer
John G. Fletcher Camp, No. 633, T..
G. Vs.. P. Eapcher, Commander;
J. I. Waddill, Adjutan,; w. P. George,
Treasurer.
Place of meeting, Kings River Bridge
in Kings River Township. Time, Sept.
%, 26 and 81, 1896.
1t is recommended further by your
committee that G. r. Mccall. Chess
Rude snd NJ. O. Hines act as commit
tee on ways and means, and on pre-
pararions of grounds, and publication
and finance.
Officers of the day, G. w. Walker,
Andrew Cox and Columbus Bunch
Your committee recommend further
that the President and Secratary Of
this association and Cnmmander of
Camp ascertain how much money the
Association and Camp has in the treas
ury and to loan the same at ten per
cent interest on good security on II
months time.
For delegates to National Encamp-
ment U. G. VS., to be held at Rich
mond, Va, next year. j, b. Jordon, W.
P, George, and as alternates, }. ?.
Fancher and J. T, Wadail.
d. C. HUGHES,
NJ G.. Fry,
G. w. WALKER,
c.. F, Bunch.
Committee.
The report of the committee was
adopted in full by the Association and
Camp.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

We, the Carroll County Ex-Confed-
crate Association assembled in Green
Forest, reaffirm our nterest in preserv"
in the tender memory of the Confedsr'
ate dead. our devotion to our homes Of
southland, and our desire for he
general welfare and prosperity of onr
common country.
Resolved: That the present encamp-
ment has been gratifying and prodnc.
tive Of good, because of the harmoni-
Gus feelings and the patriotic senti-
ments and fraternal feeling produced
and aisseminated;
Resolved: That we tender cur sim
cere thanks 10 the citizens Of Green
Forest and vicinity for their kindness
and hospitality manifested during this
epcampment,
Resolved: That the newspapers uf
the county are hereby rendered our sim
cere thanks for their kindly mention
of our encan4pment.
a. NJ BRADtfY,
q &. pRICE,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19
B In Sold Given Away AS Prizes

he best picture taken. On
kmber 10Th, 1895, we shall give
|housand dollars in gold tor
est picture taken by the La
be Camera.
g prizes will be awarded as
US: $500 in gold will be
tor the best picture taken by
Fameras s100 tor the second
500 for the third best; $50 tor
|urlh best; SIS for the fifth
$40 for the next six best and
He next 40 best SIS each will be
for the next so best $500
will be given and tor the next
est pictures taken by the La
e camera 81 each will. be
making in all $1,000 given
We shall do this for two
ns, VIZ: The first to introduce
aCrosse camera for 1895; the
TO educate the amateures in
|grapny.-This contest closes
Pyember l, 1895.
camera can be used by any
no IS sold under a positive e
guarntee 10 do the work
Aey refunded.
oy express with full in
[ON and rnles governing this
upon receipt OF express
order Sl.75. Remember a
guarantee goes with every
=. T. Address, La Crosse
'V Co., la Cii5sse, Wis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19
SHORT CUT TO news.
!, INTERESTING EVENTS FROM ALI
!" SECTIONS OF 1HE COUNTRY
.i.s.umary Of the News of the Week
's' comoiled for Tribrns Readers.
,vos crop report shows want OF

rovas crop report shows want OF
r.nsas democrats are not going to
.awita the populist.
The government crop report shows
lhiugs we'll up to the ave rage.
rho Columbian Liberty bell has left
;..,o on it's tour of the world.
lohn Burk was clubbed to death by
i,ers in Springfield, Mo-. Monday.
his stated that the government IN
Dds to interfere i'll behalf of Cuba.
Henry NJ. Standley is in this country
a few months rest and recreation
charles B. Stewart Chief Justice OF
Indian Territory Court of Appeals,
sresigned.
patient shot a physician at Patro-
Ind, because he attempted to ad-
bister morphine,
Eol, D. 5. Troy Of Alabama advoca-
the use of force at the ballot box to
blre honest elections.
konpressman Josiah Patterson of
nessee says that silver sentiment
wing out in the South.
ant. K. F. Kolb of Alabama says
South S cotton crop may fall below
and a half million bales.
be government crop report shows a
eased prospect over its last report,
not very Discrepancy.
b.. DR.. Samuel Wakefield, the old
Mason, aud probably the oldest
ister in the world, is dead.
the opening of the Atlanta ex-
lion the President pressed the
ric button at Gray Gables.
Ae Arkansas Assembly, X. Of L.,
shssed resolutions indorsing the
oft an the national bank notes.
ashington politician are much in
ted in the outcome of the impend-
lyer conyent ton in North Carolina.
cow-pea is being cultivated IN
bis as a substitute for wheat and
because chinch bugs have no use
sistant Postm aster General Nei l.
avs that the United States postal
N in general is superior to those
brope.
5 said President Cleveland S
IFS fear the consequences OF his
pg a third term but are afraid to
u so.
In. Walker of Indiapolis was
Id Commender in-Chief of the u.
The next encampment will be
Rt St. Paul.
prosecution has begun the intro
pn Of evidence against sDurrant'
ed with the murder of Blanche
nt at San Francisco.
Tarsney, wife OF the Missouri
\ essman, says that European
i n will not compare with the
| n of America for beauty.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19
FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at Harrison Ark,

IdIU UIIIVt ~ II al 7 sui 71fN,
July 29th 1894. !
Notice is hereby given t.;at the following
na1aeCi settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge or
CleGk of Carroll Co, At Berryville, Ark, on sept.
II l>.t5 viz:
isaac \ Newman h. e no. 1872 for the W Z
Swl4, Ne a Sw4, MI sell. Sec, II Town
81 \ T.. - West
l{e enames the following witnesses 20 prove
his oontitUous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz. John liutchison, John Mays
Thomas White and John Dodgen, all OF OAK
Grove, Arkansas.
Jno. P. Clendenin, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

Spencer McColister, the photog,
rapber, took snap shot at "a num-
Der of the old vets Saturday.
F. O. Butt was the youngest
speaker of the occasion. He was
the only son of an x.Union soldier
invited to speak.
Major F. R. Earle of Faycttvill
delivered bis famous lecture on
the .'Confederate Soldier" at the
school house Friday night. But
few attended.
Much credit of the success of the
reunion is due to its president.
Hon. J. P. Fancher, who worked
long and increasingly to make
the meeting success.
It was gayly week for Green Forest.
Several camp fires were to be seen
each night on the grounds.
One member of the association favor
ed making Green Forest the permanent
place of meeting hereafter
The assertion was made with great
and repeated empha asis that it took
ten Union soldiers to wrip single
Confederate.
Much credit was given by nearly all
the speakers to the fortitude and deeds
of heroism of the women of the South
ern Con federcy.
Miss Grace Ray recited in a most
touching manner Searching for the
Slam" She won much applause from
the assembled multitude.
No little share of praise is due the
Green Forest Cornet Band, for nothing
contributes more to the general success
of any kind of gatherings than does
music.
Many words of praise and extol were
said about some of the northern gen.
erals but not complimentary
remark was made about the southern
man who wore the blue.
Several speeches by local orators were
made of which we have not space to
make special mention. Among them
were the addresses Of Hon. J. P.
Fancher, DIR, H. L. Routh, Prof. I. A..
Clarke. Joe A. Young, Prof. Burney
and q. P. Price.
Capt. Joe Hill of Ft. Smith was
warmly greeted by his many friends.
Mr.. Hill began his career as a lawyer
in this county twelve years ago, but
his exceptional ability demanded a
larger field, and for the past six years
he has been enc Of the most successful
attorneys in the United States court at
Ft. Smith.
Senator Berry thus spoke of the peo-
pie of the north and south: "The
people of America come from different
stocks and they had different views
nd different ideas. The north adopt
ed strict code of morals, and thought
that they were not only responsible for
their own morals, but the morals Of
their neighbors as we'll. The people
of the north were devoted to money
M king and the accumulation of wealth
re gardess of principle, while the peo-
pie of the south regarded principal
above every thing else. One class fol-
lowed Hamilton, the other Jefferson. -
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

Henry Starr, the noted Indian Terri
tory bandit, has been convicted Of
murder in the first degree at Ft. Smith.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

yEyANTED:-Severai Trustworthy gentle men
w or .as!ies t. travel il Arkansas for estao- :
l:ehp,i reliable house. SALARY Slot AID eNpet-
ees steady position Enclose reirre; ce aud
Sell adaessed stamped cuvolepe The Domln-
io, Company. 3rd Floor, Omaha Bldg CnleaSo
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

Spencer McColister, the photog-
rapher, took a snap shot alta num-
Der of the old vets Saturday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

F. O. Butt was the youngest
speaker of the occasion. He was
the only son of an ex. Union soldier
invited to speak.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

Major F. R. Earle of Faycttville
delivered his famous lecture on
the "Confederate Soldier" at the
school house Friday night. But
few attended,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-19

Much credit of the success of the
reunion is due to its president,
Hon. J. P. Fancher, who worked
long and increasingly to make
the meeting success.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-20
HOW TO MAKE ALTAR OF ROSES.

Use the fragrant petals Of flowers
Of the same season. Roses and jas
mine, with small quantit- of sweet
brier and mignonette, make mic,
mixture. There must be O greater
quantity of rose leaves than OF all the
others together.
Spread the petals on layer of co..
ton which has been dipped in the
finest Florence or -Lucca oil, and
sprinkle over them little fine salt.
Lay on another sheet OF cotton, and
ald petals and salt as before; repeat
this, with layer Of the oiled cotton
between each layer of petals, until You
have filled a china bowl or wide.
mouthed jar. Tic q bladder closely
over all, and place the vessel IN the
sun; if under a garden forcing glass,
all the better.
In about fifteen days remove the
bladder and squeeze the cotton AL
petals, when fragrant oil will be ex.
pressed resembling the high price |
altar Of roses sold by druggists. ~a9
bottle into which this oil IS squeeze |
must be corke,l up Immediately. ~
bottle with glass stopper is best for
the purpose. If cork IS used tie a
piece OF bladder over it.-St. Louis
Star-Snyin9s.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-20
PRESERVES THE COLOR OF JAI.

To preserve the color Of the jam,
boil the fruit for few minutes by it
self before adding the sugar, being
careful, however, not to let it get 50
thick us to prevent the scum rising or
the sugar from melting properly. Try
this recipe: Cut the tops and tails
off the gooscberries, weigh them, then
put them in tho preserving pan; !;
bruise them very little with clean
or new wooden spoon, and let them
boil quickly for six or seven minutes,
turning them we'll all the time; now
add the sugar lin the proportion o.:
two and a half pounds Of powdered
sugar to every three pounds of goose
bcrries), and boil the jam quickly for
three-q larters of an hour, stirring IT
carefully, and sliimming it most pr:
ticularly. The sugar should bead
gradually and well mixed n to ensure
it's melting thoroughly; but once thla
is effected, it can scarcely boil ton
fnst. Properly made, the co!>,s OF this
preserve will be preserved. New
York Telegram.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-20
JrIST TAKING A FLYER.

The last word hnl been said, con-
gratulations spoken, and the Chicago
wedding guests were flown. Down in
the rcfrcshmcnt room the bridegroom
Count wss drinking hcalths to him
self.
"Well," said the father Of the Count,
'the thlne appears to be handsomely
consummated.
ooh, tolcr'ble," assentel the father
of the heiress bride.
The father of the Count flushed
hanghtily.
"iou do not appear to be impressed
with the dignity OF the occasion,' he
said, "the grandeur OF the Old World
family with which your daughter has
effected this alliance.
Mr.. Hagmlet shook his hend.
"You sec, he said, knocking his
cigar ashes on the carpet "Iro been
in these somethins-for-uot thing deals
before. '---Rockland Tribune.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-20
Value OF 4 Minute.

NapoleoD, who knew the value Of
time, remarked that was the quarter
hours that won battles The value Of
minutes has been often recognized,
and any person watching q railway
clerk handing ont tickets and change
during the last few minutes available
| must have been struck with how much
could be done in these short periods
of time.
At the appointed hour the train
starts and by and by is carrying pas
sengers ut the rate of sixty miles an
hour. In a second you ere carried
twenty-nine yards In one twenty
ninth part of a second yon pass over
one yard. Now, one yard is quite an
appreciable distance, but one twenty
ninth Of n second is a period which
cannot be appreciated.
Yet it is when we come to planetary
and stellar motions that the notion OF
the infinite divisbility Of time dawns
upon us in new light. 1t would seem
that no portion of time, however mi
croscopic, is unavailable. Nature can
perform prodjcies, not certainly III
less than no time, but in portions Of it
so minute as to be altogether incon-
celvable. The earth revolves on her
axis in twentyfour hours. At the
equator her circumference IS %. 900
miles. Hence, in that part Of the
earth person is being carried east
ward at the rate of 500 yards per
second. that is the moving over q
yard. whose length is conceivable, IN
the period of one five. bundrel and
ninth part of second, of which we
can have no conception at all.
But more, the orbital motion Of the
Garth round the sun causes the former
to perform revolution of nearly 60o,-
900, 900 miles in year, or somewhat
less than 1000 miles AL hour, which
is more than 1000 miles in minute.
Here, then, our second carries us the
long distance of about nineteen miles.
The mighty ball thus flies abouta mile
in the nineteenth part of second.--'
| Boston Advertiser.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-20
Taken NJ EnmN.

MoEiree's Wine Of Cardui relieves the :. .onY
endured by many women month after month
IN modest silence. 1t Is recommended By
many physicians as the most effective remedy
known for painful mcnstruation. The 'reat-
ment can be adopted in the privacy OF homo,
without submittin. to M,niliating e1anina-
tons or consulting doctor.
Mrs. W. L. Mitchell, Of Pratt Mines, A'a-,
writes: For the past six months have sui.
fered awful pains at the time Of my monthly
periods. A few months ago my husband got
me come McEIree's Wine Of Cardui. Since
using that haven't felt pain. can't give
st all the praise it shou have"
]. w. Pollard. Pleasant Ridge. Miss, says:
"McElree's Wine of Cardui cured sa.; wife
after four doctors had failed"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-20
RECIPES.

Ham Toast t-Mince fine some cockcd
ham with On anchovy bonci and
washed, add two beaten eggs, little
cayenne and pounded mace anil suili'
cicnt milk to make all moist; make 1t
quite hot and serve Oh toast.
Fricassecd Eggs-Slice five harl-
boiled eggs. Take one cup OF stock
seasoned with pepper an:lsalt. Brown
some stale bread in q puttared frying
pan. Heat the gravy on the fire, pnt
the eygs in melted butter and roll IN
nonr. Put them in the hot gravy
auI let them get hot. LGy the eggs
in dish on the fricl hrcal anl pour
the gravy over.
Vegetable oup-BoiI two pounds OF
beef mil when quite done take it MP
and lay aside for supper. Strain the
liuuor in which it wis boilel. Clean
aul wash one carrot, oae sntll ptri.
nip. one turnip AMI one onion, cut aIl
in Iensthwiso strips to resemble
noodles, put into the liluor au"l bot
till tender. Aid nice tomato IN |
some parsley anl serve with crontons.
Enr!ish Fruit Tart Make without
IN under crust. Fill shallow rll-
ding dish with one AMI ona.hHlf pius'
of seeded cherries; sprinkle WITH oao
emp of sugar aul one tables .,ooaFul Of
nour. Make n rich pie crust au,l roll
ont little larger tilau the top }; the
dish, but Of the same shlpe. Prick it
with lork nul spreA ever the TOP
Of the cherries, turning it i'll ut In.
edges. Bnke about ~ hour in u
moderately hot oven. The Eas'lsh
sprinkle sugar over the t!rt before II
is brought to the tnhir.
Roast Shoulder OF Veal With Pota-
toes-Remove the bone from th9
shoulder Of veal without cutting
through the outer skin, an fill tho
cavity with sliced potatoes anl onions
and season with silt an pepper; sew
and put the shoulder in shape. Plac!
in baking pan with the bones uuler
it, aud brown quickly iu II hot oven.
Then season with suit uu'l pepper,
dredrc with nour anil btsto with the
drippings in the pan. An hour before
the veal is dome add II dozen me- iiunt'
sized potatoes AMI pnt them into the
pan with the meat. When the veal il
done arrange them around it Oh the
i piatter; make Sra"ey out OF the
drippin5s IS in the pan and serve Ill Il
rruvcy dish.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-20
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

In BIT lapc@t, Hungary, the; h'Ts
put the trolley wires un:'eESrou1 l.
It. proposed to 10 awaJ with the
smoke nuisance il Pitts5urt. Penn..
b. erecting mammoth electric plant
outside the city.
California diamonds are fond ii al
the colors, from 4 brilliant whit" t" Z
clear black, together with rose, PINK,
yellow, blue aol green.
\ chemist advises th1t cann>" tr2ls
be opened an hour or two before It l.
rsed II becomes richer after the OK
vcen of the sir has been ret"ret t" It.
4 fire was recently started in Bos-
ton store BIZ allowing au iac.ndeseent
lanp to remain for p few minutes on
pile Of cotton cloth il the packing
room.
Beautiful specimens OF tae anci'r'
.te. or tourmaline, have been foam IN
Maine and elsewhere in New Ea5 an |.
This gem is sal also to have been
found in North Carolina
A use for compressed air IN tho
foundry in addition to cranes amt
hoists, which are being 1ntroiuceu
everywhere, is in providin.; saai
blast for the cleaning Of castings.
A railroad train was recently
stopped near Rheims, France, by tho
number of caterpillars that fell on the
railway. The rails grew TOD pasty
and slippery Tor the wheels to aiheri
until .inders were thrown on them.
The German Government has 0 iese |
g. prize of S75) for system by whlcA
:sthe indications OF the compaSs-cArl
Of 4 ships compass shall be natonat';'
ally transmittel to another location Ia
the ship in such manues TINT tAe
ship may be steered.
The recent alarming mortality
among the French soldiers IN the 8 S,r.
rison at Vltre, which WAS first a5crlDa |
to the use Of damaged canuel TRAIT
from the United States, TUNED ouS 60
be tetanus or cerebro-splnal lever re-
sultinS from overcrowdlnS.
Professor Max Muller asks for
money to photograph the inscriptions
Of the Kutho Daw, in Bnrmah, Il co..
lection OF over seven hundred temples,
each containing q white marble slab
on which part of the Trlpitaka, the
great Buddhist Bible, IS engraved
A nautical bicvle has been invented
by q Spaniarl. The machine is com
posed Of two cases Of steel, which ser"
Is floats and are connected by cross
bars. In the space between the two,
and near the stern, is pa aldle-wheei
ocerated by pedals something like {"
bicyclc. The speed is about SIX miles
m hour.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-20
WISE WORDS.

SUSPICION shall be all stuck full Of
eye.
After victory strap the helmet
tighter.
a pretty woman is never quite with
out hope.
The mortal who expects bad luck
will get it.
Cast no dirt into the we'll that gives
you water.
All powerful souls have kindred with
each other.
Happy is the man who sees his folly
in his youth.
About the hardest thing to reform
is reformer.
Have but few friends, though much
acquaintance.
MANY corn may lurk behind
polished shoe.
A woman's tact will buy moro than
a mans dollar.
One cannot sell tho COW anil have
the milk, too.
Charity begins at home, bat should
not end there.
Little sticks kindle fire, but great
ones put it out.
To see once is better than to hear q
hundred times.
Get name to rise early anil you
may lie all day.
Lead others, not by violence, but by
law and equity.
In temperance there is ever cleanli-
ness and elegance.
Through green eyeglasses every
thing looks green.
A kind voice is to the heart what
light is to the eye.
Nothing makes us rich that does not
also make lis grateful.
If a sick man did not die, it's the
physician who cured him.
Not every woman is glad she j:
wife, albeit tho world doesn't know it.
When a woman is firm in her con-
victions it isn't wise to call her stub
born.
The eye can lie more in minute
than the tongue con correct IN
week.
Some peoples fine clothes are no
more than the pretty label on the
empty cau.
When q man has more money than
he knows what to do with, he very
soon learns what.
It takes less courage to marry a
woman than it does to be hns5aaI
TO her afterwards.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-20
Then he slowly nodded his head scv

Then he SLOWLY y nodded his head sew
cral times, emitted 3 sigh, and softly
sail to :: bystundcr:
Il shall always look upon this spot
where al stabliug now as the dcac-
r>t spot on earth. y
''It was here, perhaps ventured
t1e other, ''that you met the young
lady to vhoin--to whom YOU were a.
terward---er-..
,'lt was here, said the stranger,
lreamily, "thst 1 paid S+.75 for Il
bowl of cold soup, Il piece of asbestos
heefsteak, slab of bakers bread and
four swallows OF coffee: "--Chicago
Tribune.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-20

Captain Kidd. A Mrs. Kelsey urged
all her sisters to wear knickerbockers,
notwithstanding the taunts of their
tvrants.
Princess Maud, Of England, lately
appeared in Battersea Park mounted
on a balloon-tired ''safety." The
Duchess of Connaught, being Jet
Learner, prefers to take her daily
practice for the present in the seclul-
ell walks OF Buckingham Palace gar
tlens. Meantime the Marchioness Of
Londonderry, Lady Brassey, and the
Princess Henry, of Plcss, rank among
the most graceful and expert Of rid
erS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-20
a SsfNEiag Roserk

Some Hnae ago Mr. Arthur James
BalSour, whose manner suggests an
efeminaey that his character bellies,
nsde some remarks in the house that
earasod sone OF the members Dr..
Tannsr was especially vocifero1s IN
his denn noirtion Of Mr.. Bslfour, and
was forced to apologize therefor by
the speaker. Afser mskingthe apology
bs Brought down the house by ad-
ding: "As lesss shs righ5 honorable
gentleman viii have to admit that on
This occasion he uns somewhat less
ladylike thsn unual. Detroit Free
Prcsa.