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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
SOUTH DAKOTA GRAND JURORS
First Jury Drawn from Entire state
Under New Law to serve
at Deadwood.

SIOUX FALLS. S. T. Aug. ~s.-(speciaI.)
For the FIRST time a grand and petit Jury
for a term Of United States court in South
Dakota has been drawn under the recent
act Of congress authorizing the drawing
OF juries from the entire state instead Of
from the particular district ID which q
term Of court Is TO be held. ~ has here
tcfore been the practice: The jury which
was the first to be drawn under the new
law Is that for the regular September term
Of federal court At Deadwood, which has
Just been drawn BY o. s.. Pendar, clerk Of
the United States court in this city, and
Jury Commissioner d. S. Glidden. The
grand jury viii be required to report on
the morning of September 2. while the petit
jury viii report September 5. The list Is
as follows:
Grand Jur0rs-winiam ConnelIey. Elk
ton; Mat Plunkett, Deadwood; Henry Nell
son, ~strandberg; H. 3. Hermanson, Canton;
q. ]. Elliott. Dell Rapids; August Koenig,
Tyndall; Holland Wheeler, Huron; Theo-
dore Dean, Washington Springs; r.. NJ.
slocum, Herreid; Jacob Eschetter, Bridge
water; B. H.. ReQua. Sioux Falls; P. r.
Mcclure. Pierre; NJ. A. Willis, Custer; An
drew Bray, Deadwood; c. H. Longstan,
Huron; M. G. Connors, Spearhsh; David
Jenkins. Alcester; Daniel Niles. SPRING
Held; H. L. Stokes. Britton; F. L. Clisby,
Parker; William olin. Mantrose; John A.
Blatt. Lead; J. H. sogn. Noe.
Alternate Grand Jurors. T. Appleby.
Parker; ]. B. Clark. Sioux Falls; Teen
Fenenga. Iona; A. A. jackson, white
wood; Andrew Lindgreen, B~ridgewater.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
ODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE
state Meeting of wyomfna Cohorts
Will BE HELD In Laramie
August II, IA ana IA.

LARAMIE. Wye. Aug. s.-(speoiaL)-
Arrangements have been completed for the
grand lodge meeting. wyoming odd Eel
lows, which win be held here August u
to IA. The following is the program:
August 12-Reception Of delegates and Wis
itors. In the evening the Rebekahs will
tender a reception.
August 1s-The grand lodge will be called
to order at . o'clock by Grand Master Her
lot Riddle Of Rock Springs, followed by
a grand parade participated in by Wyoming
canton, No 1. Cheyenne canton, No. 3, the
Patriarchs Militant. headed by the Imperial
band and reviewed by the oficers Of the
grand lodge and grand e-ncampment. In the
afternoon the grand lodge will resume ita
session, at which the annual election Of
onicers win be held.
August 14EGraad lodge will complete its
labors and install the newly elected on
GERS In the evening there will be . grand
ball and reception at Maennerchor hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
LIGHTNING WORKS HAVOC
Electrical storm NJ stuart Does Dam-
aEe TO Several BendinEs and
Death 20 Horses.

STUART. Neb.. Aug. s.-(speciaI)-A
severe electrical storm. accompanied by a
heavy rain, passed over this section Friday
afternoon. Two dwelling houses and a
small barn we're struck BY lightning. A
barn owned by s. s. wilt was burned to
the ground. His wife was standing In the
dooryard and John J. Lcckman, a relative,
was near by when the bolt descended. Both
were knocked to the ground. Lockman's
clothing vas torn and his shoes ripped into
shreds. yet ne escaped with only slight
bruises and burns.
DIT. Hunts new barn stood near by the
burned building. II was saved by the
heroic efforts OF a bucket brigade. A straw
stack on the farm Of Ward Brayton was
struck and burned to the ground. A small
barn belonging to Henry shald, a half mile
from town, was struck.
A team Of horses driven by Pat Ratigan
on his way to town was struck dead in the
road. while the driver escaped without
injury. Three fine brood mares, the prop
erty Of Jellsma Bros, we're killed In a
pasture a mile east Of town.
Several people were stunned or tenn
p~orarily prostratod. The bolts produced a
series Of terrific conclusions.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
SOUTH DAKOTA THEIR MECCA
Hundreds of HOmeseekers Take Ad-
vantage Of Excursion Rates ana
Flock to the state.

HURON, s. D., Aug. s.-fspscial)-The
sems-monthly homeseekers' excursion from
the east over the Northwestern railway
brought many hundreds Of people to this
city. besides distributing several hundred
at points along the line in the eastern and
southern parts Of the state. The train
from So. Paul and Minneapolis. due here Il
$50. arrived in two sections Of seven and
eight coaches each, while the train from
the south came in two hours late, bring
ing ten coaches. loaded to their utmost
capacity. Each Of these trains included
~sleepers and tourist cars. and some coaches
specially chartered by excursionists.
The city vas thronged with people aud
hotels were taxed to care for the crowds,
and many had to be accommodated at pri-
vate houses.
Yesterday and today land men have been
busy driving land-seekers to every part
Of the county, aud liverynen are reapIng
a rich harvest. as every sort OF conveyance
Is utilized, and yet the demand exceeds the
supply.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

successful operation a linotype leading
machine. This. they maintain. viii result
In a wonderful saving Of time and labor
IN leading the siugs after they are cast
BY the linotype.
Secretary Royse Of the State Banking
board today issued a charter to the Com
mercjai State bank or Coleridge. Cedar
county. The institution IL organized with
a capital stock Of $50. 600. It's incorporators
arc: George A. Gray. J.. W L~snkhart. John
Horsch, Charlotte Moore. U. @. Brldenhaueh
and ~ l.. Nelson.
The Chapman State bank Of Chapman.
Merrick county. was also chartered. The
bank Is capitalized for 5000. Its lncor-
porators are: NJ. v. scott, ]. Cleve Scott
and J. 7. E~ngelhardt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Commercial club for stuart.

STUART, Neb., Aug. o.-(special)-rhe
business men Of Stuart met IN the opera
house Wednesday evening for the purpose
Of organizing a commercial club. The
house was called to order by Erhard Opp,
president OF the Citizens bank. who stated
that the purpose Of such an organization
was to promote the social and financial
"Stiar0 "a stuart unu puv surrounding
country. A constitution and bylaws we're
adopted and the Stuart Commercial club
was launched with nine charter members.
d. OPP was chosen president: H. Shank,
vice president; r. u. ohittick. secretary;
Benton Maret, treasurer. An executive
committee Of I'VE members was chosen as
follows: w. N. Coats. D.. NJ. Stuart, r. A.
Thomas. Bert Shearer and William Krot-
tell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
SAENGERFEST IS 4 SUCCESS
Music and Speeches by e. nosevvater
and Governor savaEe ON the
Program.


WEST POINT. Neb.. Aue Especial
Telegram.)-The seeSnd day VI the state
saengerfest passed on very successfully.
Governor Savage delivered a speech, which
was listened to by 1000 people. The
Twenty-second regiment band played
choice selections and fully sustained it's
reputation. The cloudy weather interfered
somewhat with the attendance. but over
s,ooe persons visited the park during the
afternoon and evening. This event OF the
day was the speech OF Edward Rosewater.
spoke for nearly one hour this even
Ing on the influence exerted on nation and
state By the German people. He showed
the beneficial effects Of the conservative
ideas Of the European people upon our sys-
tenn Of government. Hts remarks were
terse and happy, they were well received
and the veteran editor and pioneer was
accorded q well-deserved ovation. Songs of
the fatherlsnd and national music filled the
intervals Of enjoyment.
Too much praise cannot be accorded to
the management of this great festival.
To Father Ruesing. NJ. o. Gentzke and F.
sonnenschein is due the success achieved
by the committee with the able assistance
Of the local members Of the Organization.
The base ball game between the Omaha
Indians and the local team resulted in
victory for the latter by a score OF s to 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
EVIDENTLY A CASE OF MURDER
Body OF Minnesota Man Founa Along
side the RaiIroaa Track Near
Evanston.

CHEYENNE. Wye. Aug. ~s.-tspsclal Tel
egram.)-The dead body OF John Mcdonald
Of Sandstone, MINI, wss found near the
Union Pacific railroad west Of Evanston to-
day. with a big hole IN the back and the
head crushed to pulp. From papers found
on the body and other circumstances Il is
believed that Mcdonald was murdered and
robbed By tramps- The dead man was
well dressed. but everything OF value on
the remains had been carried away. The
theory advanced Is hat Mcdonald was
killed and the body afterward placed on
the tracks to cover the crime. A mounted
posse Is now securing the hills for a party
Of tramps seen In the vicinity yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
STABBED WITH PAPER KNIFE
Chicago Business Men Engage in FisrOs
Combat Over Bill.
wALTTR A scOTT THE MN NLLLO
Man whe Does KIEling stakes No
ERort 20 Escape from omcers-
Private stenosrapher wit
nesses the FIGHT.

CHICAGO, Aug. s.-waiter A.. Scott,
president OF the Illinois Wire company, was
stabbed to death in the Monadnock building
today by Walter L. stebbings, a civil and
consulting engineer. with onices in the same
building. Seedlings used a paperknife,
stabbing Scott twice.
The stabbing occurred In Mr.. Scott's pri-
vate ofice. Mr.. Stebbings had done some
work for the Illinois Wire company, over
which there had been a dispute. The two
had a quarrel and Seedlings. II Is said,
called Scott a liar. There was a scufie and
the two burst from the private once with
blood flowing from Scott's wounds. Steb-
bings made no attempt 70 escape.
Seedlings when arrested said he had
struck Scott In eelf-defense M that he
had not intended injuring him seriously.
The fight was witnessed by Miss Myrtle
shumate, a stepographer In Scott's ONCE.
who ran screaming into the hall. occu-
pants OF other ofhces notified the police,
who placed Seedlings under arrest.
story Of the stenoErapher.
According to Miss shumate's story the
two men we're in Scott's private once for
over an hour, disputing over a claim Of
$1,000. Suddenly the door wal thrown open
'A1 ~ liz otAHhNADa uAO Nn0 O0tNI
Office. kicking zach other and using their
fists. Seedlings held the long steel paper
knife in his right hand and the weapon
could be seen flashing as the men strug~
sled. Suddenly SEEDLINGS struck Scott In
the body. The blow was repeated a mo-
ment later. Scott staggered backward and
finally fell to the floor. He died within
half an hour.
Mr.. Scott wal 4s years Of age and lived at
the Virginia hotel. He leaves q widow and
one son, who are at present in the east.
Mr.. Scott was recently president and owner
OF the Marshheid q Southeastern railroad
and owner Of the Scott Lumber company
and owned a large amount of real estate.
He was reputed to be a millionaire.
When told later that Scott was dead
Seedlings turned pale. II a policeman had
caught him he would have fallen from
his chair. Finally he controlled himself
enough to speak.
"Deadl" he exclaimed. Il cannot realize
1t. l did not mean to kill him. I was
a letter with the paper knife. He
struck me. l hardly know what happened
after that. 1 did not even know that / had
him. I thought l had only knocked
him down.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Reception 70 Stanton Farsmen.

STANTON, Neb.. Aug. s.-(special.)-
The stanton running team returned from
Grand Island on the 7:Os train tonight and
was met at the station BY almost the entire
populace Of the town and given a grand
reception. The Stanton military band, the
fire company and militia company COM
prised a portion OF the parade. There was
music by the band and short addresses
from a humble Of citizens. Following
these thet team was escorted to the Barnes
hotel, where an elegant banquet awaited
stanton is proud OF the record made by
its team during the tournament. There
were only eleven men In the team, but
short-handed as It was Il won twice a.
many races and brought away more prize
than any other team at the tourna-
ment, besides winning the chiefs race ana
all three moneys In q special race.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
UNIQUE EmbIematie hutton.

HUMBOLDT, Neb.. Aug. s.-(special.)-
Mrs. A. B. Cornelius. the daughter OF ex-
Representative John NJ. Brockman Of this
county. and who was the originator Of the
idea Of the Golden Rod as the Nebraska
state emblem. has recently copyrighted an
emblematic button. The buttons are of
white enamel. about a inch in diameter,
and bear on the face a reproduction Of the
Golden Rod with the words, Tree Plant
ers." worked IA the design. She prepared
the buttons especially for the old settlers
picnic here this month. but there will
likely be a demand for them In Nther parts
OF the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Stiger & Co
All Wash Goods Priced
Regardless of Cost

We are determined to effect an absolute clearance of all
summer wash stuffs and the way we take to dispose Of them
means quick action. These prices will do it,
&c yard-Remnantso of 121c and loo bingham, 15c per- -
Gale, 1Sc and zoe batistes and dimities all at, yard .-....OC
8 lSc yard-Remnantso of madras, 1Sc, zoe and 25c OIL
dimities, 25c and 35c tissues, etc, all at, yard -. -. O3G
1Ocyard-Remnants of imported dimities, oxford suitings, piques
and fine lawns, worth up to 40c yard 1O-
1Oc yard-Balance of all our best imported Irish 1O-
dimity, the 25c quality, all at, yard NJ
l5c~ yard-Balance of all our embroidered pineapple tissues, lace
and leno striped tissues and all our imported 1Er
printed tissues, worth up to 45c, all at, yard ..........AOC
Zoe yard-Balance of all our SOC double fold shirt 0E~
waist linen, all at, yard INSTRUMENTATION. ..&OC
35c yard-Balance of all our fine novelty mulls, ~
worth up to 6Oc yard all at, yard ~
Clearance Sale Of White WalsNngs and Sutings 1t Half Price
1Oc yard-An our corded lawns and white madras that 4 n
sold at zoe, row at yard ................... 1OG
1ztc yard-An our fancy lawns and white madras f0L-
that sold at 2c, now at, yard IN
l5c yard-An our lace striped lawns and marseiles H.
suitings that sold at soc, now at, yard ..........AOG
zoe yard-AIl our fancy madras and fancy lace a.
striped lawns that sold at 40c, now at, yard $500. AOG
Zoe yard-An our oxfords and damask madras, some a.
black on white that sold at soc, now at, yard .......AOC
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

are invited 70 visit omaha's new milk in
eo.tfs. The doors Of the N~ebraska-foNa
Creamery Company are wide open ever
nour OF the day to housekeepers ana
mothers Interested IN the cleanliness sns
sanitary conditions surrounding the max
"TDLEWLD"
butter n the care taken 10 keso
puIo ana ~hoiesome is milk. cream. cot
ways on hand 70 conduct men ana
men Through the building ana to ern,ssn
each process. The building h on M
neF Of 10th and Howard Streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
rambler smeIter operate..

HOLMES. wyo., Aug. a-(speciaL)-The
new smelter at the Rambler mine has been
blown in" and everything Is working
smoothly. The amelter has q capacity OF
thirty tons q day. Day and night shifts have
been put on. superintendent Holmes has
put on a large force In the Rambler mine
and viii hoist from forty to hfty tons Of
high grade copper ore per day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Train strikes stubborn Pair.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb-, Aug. 9.-(spe-
cial.)--Arthur Erect, & character about
town. who drives a donkey about town. was
struck by a Burlington train this noon.
The donkey escaped. but Erect and the
buggy suffered seriously. the former hav-
ing two ribs broken. Erect saw the train
coming. but says that the lines missed
connection.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

TEcUMsEH. Neb.. Aug. s.-(speciai.)-
Guy Combs. the l4-year-oid son Of Mr..
and Mrs. f. B. Combs Of Douglas, Wyo.,
who formerly lived IN Tecumseh, was ac-
cidentally killed one day recently. The
young man, IN company with a companion,
was hunting on his fathers ranch near
Douglas. He was carrying a rifle with
the muzzle toward him. when Il was acct
dentally discharged. The bullet going
through ahead and killing him instantly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Irrigation Expert at Cheyenne.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Aug. ~s.-(specIai.)-
Prof. Eiwood Mead. expert in charge Of Ir-
rlgation Investigations. Department OF Agri-
culture. arrived in Cheyenne Thursday from
Washington and viii spend several days
here looking over the work lone BY the
LEGAL once. Mr. Mead spent several days
In Kansas and Colorado. investigating the
Kansas-ColoTado water controversy over
the water rights OF the Arkansas river.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

HURON, 8. D., Aug. e.-Cspeciai.)-The
new spire to ST. Martins Catholic church
ic completed and In It hangs one Of the
sweetest-tonec bells IA the state. The
spire is about eighty-nve feet from founda-
ticn to top Of gilded cross. Of beautiful de-
sign and perfect workmanship. The spire
material was the gift OF a single individual
and the bell was also q gift 10 the church.
Father Desmond and his people arc proud
OF thu liberslity Of their associates.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

TECUMsEH. Neb. Aug. 8.-tspeclail-
lfhe Burlington company IN settling with
Mrs' w. L Ray Of this city for the death
Of her husband in the wreck near Alliance
several weeks ago gave her $4,000 In cash
and paid All the expenses incidental 10
Er. Rays funeral
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
ROBBERS HISS THEIR GUESS
Attemps 60 Rob sidney Postomce, hut
Explosive Fails to Crack
Safe.

SIDNEY. Neb.. Aug. 9.-(speciai TeIe-
gram.)-An unsuccessful attempt was made
early this morning to blow open the post
ONCE safe here. The burglars drilled a
hole on the top Of the safe. but the powder
failed to cause as heavy an explosion as
Intended and did not blow open the doors.
A few postage stamps and papers we're
found slightly burned. There Is no clue
to the perpetrators.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

SHELTON. Neb.. Aug. s.-(speciai.)-
This vicinity was visited by a good half
inch Of rain last evening between 9 and
IL o'clock. This was the FIRST rain for
two weeks. and during that time the corn
crop has been making phenomenal growth
and the best and largest crop ever har-
vested In Buffalo county ls now assured.
The oats crop has been cut and will be a
good average yield. Fall wheat t~hreshing
has been pushed to full capacity OF many
outfits.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Magnet Chemical Co:
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fully recommend It TO my friends ~ AZ
Leveing fraternity, who may be sufFeriaS
from rectal diseases. Gratefully voirs
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0entemen-I now take the opportunffv
OF senoing you my thanks. About six
weeks ago ! was taken with a verv sevsre
attack Of piles. They fell to the extent ooS
nearly two inches. but following ont tbe
instructions of your Magnet Pile ISiiler
an " entireiy well and am willing to answer
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Magnet Chemical Co.: p
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

sTURGIs. s. D.. Aug. s.-(speeiaI.)-A
new mail route has nnally been secured
between stugis and Bixby. advertisement
the 18th Of this month. and the contract
viii data from September Is. continuing
four years The lire runs By Volunteer,
that being the only postomee on the route.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
woman wants superinsenasnoy.

STUR0Is. s. D.. Aug. s.-(speciaI.)-Miss
Amy Beardshear has announced herself as
a candidate for nomination At the Meade
county republican convention for the once
OF county superintendent Of schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

HARVARD. Neb.. Aug. s.-(speclaL)-
Another me rain fell here last night. with
considerable hail. doing much damage 70
cora. though covering only a few sections
q land. Tho storm Is reported from north
q lnisna. some nine miles northwest o.
HarTArd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
CAN for Farnas Convention.

BEAVER CITY, Neb.. Aug. s.-(speeiaI
Telegram. 1.-THE republican county central
committee. in session here today, called
the county convention to meet September
. to nominate county ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
sabbath sohooIa to oasher.

sTUR0Is. 3. D.. Aug. s.-(special.)-The
annual Black Hills Sunday school conven-
tion will be held in this city on August
rs. A large attendance Il expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

PAPILLIoN. Neb.. Aug. s.-(speciaI.)-
During the storm on Wednesday night Of
last weok lightning struck and killed a
COW belonging to Mrs. Muliigan. Last Sat
urday night she lost another COW in the
same place and In the same manner.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
HumboIdt Woman DadIy burned.

HUMBOLDT. Neb.. Aug. s.-(speclaIl-
Mrs d. B. Taylor was badly burned about
the face and hands BY an explosion OF
gasoline. She was cooking on a gasoline
stove. when the wind blew out the fame.
She attempted to relight the gas, suppos-
ing Il had been out only a moment, but
a large amount OF the gasoline had run
out and the flames enveloped her entire
DVus' uvr uusDuuu was near AT nHnu ana
extinguished the blaze In time to save her
life. but II Is greatly feared che may lose
her eyesight- The backs Of her hands
were badly blistered and the hair burned
from the front Of her head. 1t is thought
she will recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

STANTON. Neb.. Aus. s.-(special)-
During a slight rainstorm about 3 O'Clock
Friday afternoon lightning struck a house
occupied by George Brown and family. No
one was injured. The house was set on
Are but the blaze was eKtingulshed be-
fore much damage was done.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

TEcuMsEH. Neh.. Aug. s.-(speciaI.)-
A great many johnson county WheatnoIds
have turned out from thirty to thirty-nv
bushels per acre. Had 4 not been Tor the
lont-continued vet spell the same zelda
would have gone from forty to forty-nve
bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
% oennerclaI csaEre.s.

DAVID CITY. Neh., Aug. s.-fspecIaI)-
The David City Commercial club viii be
represented al the rransralssissippi Com
mereial congress AZ 81. Paul. MINI. by
James Bell. y r.. Ware and +. williams
l.. J. Blowers OF this city. a member Of
the executive. committee. viii also attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Another device % beat time IN the process
q scttinG out a newspaper has been tn
xented by two Lincoln newspaper msn.
plon Cole. manager OF the Westera News
paper union. and Albert o. Wilaon. foreman
- The aame place. tails afternoon put IN
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

The ONCE at GIT, on the Belle Fourche.
VIII probably be discontinued. The dis
lance 10 about eighty-nve miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
showers and ooier sunday. monaay
Fair and Warmer IN
Nebrasks.

WASHINGTON. Aug. a-Forecast:
For Nebraska. Kansas and Colorado
Showers and cooler Sunday; Monday fair
and warmer.
For Iowa and Missouri-LOcaI rains and
cooler Sunday; Monday fair.
For Hcrth and South Dakota-Fair In
west. local rains IN east portion Sunday:
Monday fair and warmer.
For nlinols-showers Sunday and Monday;
fresh easterly winds.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
p~erature = precipitation compared with
the corresponding day Of the last thres
years ,soa ,ao, ,so. "a.
Hss'= ;:s$ :;ss;:si::' I 4 {
Precipitation s-ss.s..s....- - "a 90 90
Record % temperature and precipitation
az Omaha for this day and since March 1.
Normal temperature "a
Total excess since March ........-.....fs5
Normal precipitation .... n inch
Deficiency for The day .... 3 inch
Total rainfall since March 1....18.N inches
Denclency since March 1......... Is inch
Deficiency Tor cor. period. 1901. 6.H inches
Denciency for cor. period, 1900. 3.E inches
7 indicates uaoe Of precipitation
L A. WELSH.
LEGAL F3feeart omcial