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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
HIS sACKFUL. OF. GOLD !. :...... g. -.
~ -. .EXCITES THEIR: SUSPICION
Manager, Hobart !. Of Spring Valley.
Company. Mistaken for. BunI1o
Man by Eastern .Nisitor-s: =. :. :.

go
w w. Hobart, manager. of the
Spring Valley. Wafer Companyts ship
ping department was mistaken on
Tuesday for. a. bunko man and the old
gentleman. after: twenty-four hours of
righteous Indignation. has Joined in
the@chucl1Fe. in: which his friends are
sndulgflg@ at his: expense: Tuesday
was collection day and with something
more than. $1,000 in fve-doHar. gold
pieces. Hobart. bound for. the bank,
took the: ear at the ferry. = -: -.
-" on The. car was an:-elderly couple,
strangers in the city and evidently
=: from The East. T. The. elderly stranger
had SEARCHED. his pockets in vain for
small change with which to pay his
lc8I. fare, ~. ~. -.:... -....
+ =. That's. the smallest Eve: got con-
= ductor.. he said. offering the uniform
ed collector a $50 bill. -.
-. :..Can anybody change this % asked
+ the rconductor,. addressing the passen-
gers .at:large: =. :.:+..'.' -.
Think = =. can accommodate you.,,
SO Mnteered. Hobart. The Spring VAL
ley; marriage. pulled from his pocket
the bag. Of gold and. was counting out
the change when the wife of the owner
of the. big. bill grabbed her husbands
arm and screamed. ...'...-:' =. -
:Don't let: him do~it., Hold the bill
tight. =. he. money can't be good. He's.
got. whole bag fun ~ " - -
. p Hobart started TO expostulate. but
stopped and put away his gold when
he heard the old lady whisper. loudly:
+. Hes d smooth one. Don't listen.
to- HIM AXe--were warned. you know
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
ART SCHOOL DIRECTORS
-. DISCLAIM JURISDICTION
Maintain That as De Rome Hazing
-. Occurred Outside School They
- Can Take No Action.

The board of. directors Of the San
Francisco Art Association met last
night to take action on the report of
the school committee in reference to
the hazing of Albert T. de Rome. a
Mark Hopkins art student. The di-
rectoEs formally decided that as the
hazing occurred outside the jurisdic-
ton of the art school they could take
no action in the matter
The hazing occurred several days
ago at ell Clay street in the studio
of one of the members of the life
class, into which De Rome was being
initiated. The boys were charged
with using an electric battery, from
the effects of which De Rome was
partially paralyzed and went under
the doctors care.
The members of the board present
at last nights deliberation were Will
lis E. Davis, chairman; Lorenzo p
Latimer, Henry Heyman, George w.
Turner, William G. Stafford, Warren
D. Clark and Robert H. Fletcher.
Their report is as follows:
The board of directors of the San Francisco
Art Association. while deeply regretting that
any member of the California School OF De
sign should have received such treatment as
II is reported was sustained by Albert T. de
Rome at the hands of some OF his fellow stu
dents. finds that the affair occurred outside of
and remote from the school and without the
knowledge of any of it's officers
This being the case. the board after due
deliberation does not feel that 1t is required
or has the authority to investigate this Incl
dent, since the acts OF Individual students out
sioe OF the school are not within it's Juris-
AS a consequence the hoard rhuo aor,o.,,,.-
the fact that the name of the school has been
brought into undesirable and 1t is believed
wholly undeserved notoriety is of the opinion
that II is not in the position to take any action
in the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
WEEKLY EXCURSIONS TO SANTA
CRUZ.
$500 Round Trip. Saturday to Mon
day.

The above low rate affords a splendid chance
70 visit one OF Californias greatest winter
resorts Pleasure is king al Santa Cruz and
social clubs and other organizati tions will find
u an ideal place AT which to spend the end
of the week Military band concerts Saturdays
and sundays on the beach mammoth casino.
pleasure pier. boating fishing. surf bathing
also hot salt water and plunge baths. Beau
thu drives along the beach OF among the trees
ana flowers. and delightful climate. sunshtny
anc warm Tickets sale Saturdays at
Inird and Townsend streets depot. o13 Market
street and al ferry landing, foot OF Market
street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
HoRsEs IN A sMAsH-up.-Anrelo n.u.,

HORSES IN SMASH-UP.-Angelo Deven-
chenci and Lorenzo Cortei scavengers en-
ployed by A. F1goni. 6l6 Green street. were
collecting refuse in Chinatown about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning: Devenchenci was driving
the wagon and Cortei walking. At Sacra-
mento street and Wayerley place one of the
horses stumbled and pulled Devenchenci of
his seat. The animals bolted down Sacramento
street and collided with the pawnshop of
Samuel Raphael. 602 Kearny street The plate
glass window was smashed into fragments and
the jewelry and other articles on exhibition
were scattered here and there. One of the
animals was injured and taken to a
veterinary hospital in ambulance
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01

SANCHEZ PLEADS.-Juan Sanchez in
dicted for stealing quantity Of jewelry from
Captain Thomas A. Pearce and Captain Oven
shine Of the Presidio. pleaded not guilty yes
teroay in the United States District Court.
His trial Wa set for January 2.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01

ASTORIA, Nov 30.-The tramp steamer
Elleric. twenty-six days from Moji. Japan, in
ballast arrived here to-day with smallpox on
board. One of her Chinese crew has smallpox
and the captain is Ill with symptoms of the
same afniction.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
Shoe Sale Starts.

The doors will open and everybody
who attends this shoe sale will get
bargain. Pick out your own shoes from
the bargain. tables. All shoes marked in
plain figures. Our $3.50 shoes go at
sl.S5 to-day at III Market ST.. mr. Third.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01

Louis Cathedral Father Cornelius Van Deven
was to-day cOnsecrated Bishop OF NatchltOches
Bishop Meerschaerts Of Indian Territory
preached the sermon
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01

Handsome Black Belts. .S1.oo to 500
knlI ReIt1cOatS- 4oc TO Sz.SO
WOOL SnaWIS. -. .7oc TO SosoO
Sterling Silver Hair Brush, with
OoInD ..';..... 'S9'oO
Fancy Gold Brooch Pins. $3.50 TO $500
Fancy Desk or Mantel Clocks. .....
81 as 60 $500
Swiss Enameled Watch. $3.50 TO $500
Pretty Lace Collar. 65c to S12.oo
Silver-Mounted. Ebony Hat Brush.
.OA'AS ~
Stock Collars ........... 19c to $3.50
Umbrellas ....... SOC to $3.50
Sterling Silver Paper Cutter. .....
.1oC TO S4.4O
OXidfzed Metal Chain Girdles. $3.50
Perfume AtomiZerS .25o TO $50
Hat Drapes or Wells. -. SOC to S2-25
Hat Pins. extra long. CSC
0SWci OdSe1 oOC
Nethersole Bracelets, gold filled S1.1o
Albeit Slippers. =. s1.oo to 81 SO
Typography Outfits .. SITS up.
Music Rolls and Bags. from .......
-...........s. -. 800 to $500
Ink Stands, Cut Glass ......... S2.5o
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01

NEW ORLEANS. Nov 30.-In the presence
OF congregation which crowded the old st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
Save these items. for holiday reference
Suggestions made by Prayers, the
largest department. store in the
West, Select your presents early

2 Napkin Rings - 81 90 to s4.oo
Porcelain Clocks. with alarm attached
..:.. .. S2.5o
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
YOUR FORTUNE

Lies not in your stars. but in yourself
and not the least important is your per
sonal appearance.
Improve it by every means possible
chiefest Of which is your laundry work
from our hands, which means Iaundr,
perfection.
No saw edges
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-01
For the Home

Finished Pin Cushion. d. D.. 45c to $3.50
Handsome Tinted Lamp. with Globe
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
BIG MORTGAGE
is FORECLOSED.
Saloon of J. c. Lehman
Was Closed Up Last
Night
BUSINESS 10 CHANGE HANDS
Chattanooga erewins Company Held
Mortgage for over Four Thous-
ana 0oiisrs-Papers Were
Served Last Night

The retail liquor firm of John C.
Lehman, doing business at No 800
Gloucester street. was closed by sher
iii Berrie. al six o'clock last night,
under a mortgage foreclosure in favor
OF the Chattanooga Brewing Co, in
The amount og $4,1S5.
This announcement will probably
ccme in the nature of q general sur,
mise to hte people Of the city for it
ras not been understood that MIR. Leh
n,an was involved to any extent How,
Ger the close friends of Mr.. Lehman
have been anticipating the step for
several days. knowing that he was in,
debted to the Chattanooga people and
that they were pressing MIN.
Special Agent J. L, Jacobi, repre-
scnting the mortgages. has been 10
the city all OF the week devoting bis
attention 10 the raotter
Mr. Lehman is one Of the most pop
ular OF Brunswick citizens ana has
a large circle of friends. who win re-
gret to hear Of his financial disturb
.aaces and will ioip Tho News in the
hope that he viii soon extricate him.
self
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
Mrs. Chadwick's Famous
Alleged SIS. 900, 900 se
curlty Fund Opened
VOT WORTa ONE CfNT
The Securities We're Carried to cIeve-
land from Jersey City, Where
They Have Heen Stored in
Safe Deposit Vault.

Cleveland g., Dec 9-One OF the
developments in the Chadwick case
tc0ay was the five million dollar fund
Which, il has been claimed was seeuri
Lies Of Mrs. Chadwick, The fund Of
securities was brought to Cleveland
by Ira Reynolds from Jersey City,
Where it has been stored for some
tine in safe deposit vault
This was the famous five million dol
lar fund OF securities claimed by Mrs
Chadwick. but when the package was
opened this afternoon, in the presence
OF several interested parties. It was
annomced that the lacllage was not
worth one cent.
This brought about considerable sur.
prise as il was expected by many that
Mrs ChadwIcE would almost cover
2il securities vita This large fund Of
securities
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10

case Gold I.iou Cocktail; H. A. Their
msn So. Louisville. Ky, 1 case Indian
Hill Ferdinand Westheimer & CO..
Cincinnati. case Red Top Rye; Sig
and Sol Frieberg, Cincinnati. 1 case
Ribon Observation-Disclosures Co..
Cincinnati, j case Cognac; Corning &
Co. Peoria IL check $1,000.
Throust 7. Newman -Garret vii
Iiams Co.. Baltimore. case XXXX
Raker; Frederick de Barry & Co. y.
~ case wine; Potts Thompson
! liquor Co. Atlanta, case Manhattan
Club,
Through julius May Ullman & Co,
Cincinnati. case whisky, J. c, Kauf-
Eiann G Co.. N. y. case LIQUOR.
Through E. Oahlen-E. R. Betterlon
s Co. Chattanooga. check IS; Moyse
pors.. Cincinnati, case Monopole;
Hiumenthal and Beckett, Atlanta, /
case whisky
Chattanooga Brewing Co, through
]. L. jacob. casks Imperial Pilsner.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10


IL Jacksonville hotel Frustrated by
the strange disappearance Of a mem
Der OF their family
Family Wealthy one.
In addition to spending large sums
OF money in searching for Mr.. Rem.
ley, the family has offered a reward OF
SA00 for information that will lead tc
Mr.. Remley's Whereabouts. Circulars
with his picture and description will
be scattered ell over the south and
no expense will be spared to locate
the aged man.
In addition to his wife, Mr.. Rem
iey has six brothers. and all are retir.
ed and wealthy farmers. 'rhey own
large tracts of land in Indiana and are
p ointment people.
THE disappearance Of Mr. RemIey
las so prostrated Mrs. Remley that
she is unable to be moved from her
hotel in Jacksonyille Mr.. Remley is
72 years Of age, and while his health
has not been very good, his mind was
in no way affected and for this reason
his family ana friends cannot under
stand how he should wander from the
tain. Il is thought by Chief Steele
T. at if his mind became affected dur
liz the journey TO Florida, he might
POSSIBLY have left the train at one
9. the stations and for this reason he
is searching all places along the
southern road
The murder and robbery theory has
been advanced but Chief Steele is not
inclined TO place much belief in this
4 is true that Mr. Remley had sew
esal hundred dollars in cash on his
lorson, sewed on the inside Of his un-
dershirt together with drafts for a
large amount hut it is not thought that
this is the cause of his disappearance
Chief Steele is now inclined to the
belief that M. Remley left the train
after it stopped at Macon and he viii
lUsh the search from this point down
to jacksonville and Brunswick, HeI
viii not stop until he has learned
SC mehting definite OF Mr. Remley andI
will remain IN the south indefinitely
Y IS known hat Mr.. Remley left his
berth some time in the night and
while some Of the employees Of the Pull
r-an company say this was very short
iy after the train left Macon. others
say that he was not seen after the
stop in Rome Chief Steele however.
thinks that ne was on the train when
4 left Macon and he VIII sea- ch from
here down while Mr., Tinlaam viii
leok for information in the other di-
rection ?
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10

THE prison commission will con
Scne Monday next TO rass upon ap-
rhcations for pardons There are
something like a hundred petitions for
executive clemency but the only one
OF Importance is that Of Dodd, the
school commissioner ana member OF
The state senate, who was given two
years in the pententiary He has
served half Of that time and the peti-
tons now before the board indicate
that he may obtain release from
Ilison.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
EXTRA SESSION FOR THE TARIFF
Congress will Probably be Called Ear
iy Next Fall.


ly Next Fall.
Washington Dec President
Roosevelt is comforting daily with
members Of both the senate and the
house tariff revision and how the work
shall be accomplished lie has found
fiat strong opposition exists to con-
sjderaton Of The question by congress
"a an extraordinary session to be held
rext spring, ana it can be said that
the idea Of calling an extraordinary
81 ssion for next spring practically has
been abandoned
II has been ointed out to the pres.
ident that it would be nearly impossI-
lie for the committees in congress
to prepare tariff measure for pre-.
sentation to the house before July
bs member Of the ways and means
committee Of the house Mr.. Watson
voices the sentiment and opinion OF
ihc committee regarding the methods
10 be adopted in event OF decision
r favor Of tariff revision
While no decision has yet been
re ached regarding the tariff revision
i, is understood now that if a revision
should be decided upon an extraordi
nary session of congress will be called
10 meet next fall.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
CODY OF REMLEY is
FOUND NEAR ATLANTA.

Since The above was written it has
been learned Though Associated Press
dispatches Of yesterday, that the body
Ct MIR Remley was found two miles
vest Of Middleton. IA miles from Al
lanta on the Southern Railway. It is
now believed that the aged man fen
llom the window Of the Pullman car
BUT where his body has been since
Tat time is still a mystery. and the
road has been searched several times.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
ALL CABINET OFFICERS
WILL RESIGN MARCH

They viii, Of Course, be Re.Appolnted
by Roosevelt.
Washington, Dec 9--lt was Off
c.ally announced at the state depart
ment today that the president expects
the resignation Of all cabinet members
.aad OF all ambassadors and ministers
On or before March first
This. it is believed. will be done.
aud while nothing was given out as
10 The re-appointment it is known
cG course that the designations will
te merely a formality ana that all Of
The cabinet offcers. ambassadors,
etc. will be re-nominated by the pres
icent
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
court ohclaIs a..

All Of the court officials Of the At.
lanhc circuit rassed through the city
last night from Darien en- route to
tteir respective homes Mcintosh su-
perior court has been 10 session there
during the present week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
DANIEL NOT YET LOCATED
Prominent Merchant Of sremen--Foul
Play Feared.

Prominent Merchant Of Bremen--Fcul
Play Feared.
Broman. Ga. Dec 9.--J N Daniel.
q merchant Of this place mysteriousiy
disappeared Sunday November 20.
and has not been heard from since.
He was last seen walking in south.
eily direction from here. about 1 mile
from town. lie was man about Sc
years old. married. weighs about 1875
pounds and lad dark mustache and
whiskers.
He has many prominent relatives
IN this section Of the state. who are
very much exercised about his dis,
appearance. Some Of them fear foul
play.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
To work on criminal Docket.

When the superior court conyenes
again Monday morning one or two civ
il cases will be disposed Of after which
the court will pay IT'S attention to me
criminal docket. Jail cases viii be
tried first. 1t is expected that the
grand jury Will return a number OF
true bills during the first pant OF The
week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10

Postmaster Brown will shortly add
another mail carrier to his force
ior the winter months The postoHico
department allows the local Office an
extra carrier dueing the tourist season
The new man win be put ON about
January I.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
No Rev,lutlon In venezuela.

Washington, Dec an. Pulido the
charge danaires Of the Venezuelan
Legation here today received a cabel-
gram from tre secretary Of state Of
y enezuela In which he announced that
there was 40 revolution in this coun.
try.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
Boiler Bursts.

baltimore Dec 9-A boiler burst
aboard the steamer Maurla bound
from New Orleans TO Bristol, England
hortly after sailing from Lambert's
Point today scading the fireman and
eneineer Yery badIy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10

goeRwood Tenn, Dec Claude
Wilson chief Of the police OF Rock
Wood was shot and instantly killed
3 four tramps while attempting TO an.
rest theai. one shot entered his
mouth aud another his abdomen Of
dcers are in pursuit and the excite.
ment is high. WILSON was highly con
pected and was the &sBmocratic candi.
tate for shceih Of Roane county at
The August primary
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
spEelAl MusloAL PRooRAM

Attractive Service Arranged at the
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow
Services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow bota morning and evening
VIII be unusually attractive In ad-
lion to preaching by the pastor, Rev
~. +. Holllnesworth. there will be an
exceptionally ane musical program
rendered by a choir Of voices arrang-
"a especially for the occasion under
the direction Of Mr. Geo. H. Cook, or
ganist.
The choir will consist Of twelve
voices al boir morning and evening
service. Those who will compose the
.boir will be Misses Mary Atkinson,
rallulah Fleming and Mrs. Geo. Il.
Cook sopranos; Mrs j. w. Wallace.
Mrs Mary Stacy Miss Lucille Butts,
altos; Cant NJ NJ Tupper Dr. G W.
blanton, Mr. chas c. Fleming, tenors;
Nessrs. David feggs w e Demnster
,. J. Wright bassos
The program for the morning ser.
sioc is as follows.
Prelude Organ stray Thoughts
aenry Farmer
VOLUNTARY Break Forth Into 10y
Emerson.
offertory Magoiacat in 3 Flat Il.
| Bracket
Postlude Professional March A.
& Schultz
Eventno Service.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10

Washington Dec. 9.--The president
sent to the senate today the name Of
james Johnsoa Of New New Jersey to
be consul general at Hankow, China.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
wHisKsy RgALss'

7hat Branch cf Business u Brunswfck
Make Liberal Donations TO Fair.
The ladies' Of The hospital fair beg
10 make acknowledgment Of the fol-
lowing donations made by various peo-
lle throughout the county through
tEe concerns representing them in
brunswick,
Through Morgan and Davis--L
ager & Co Cincinnati, O., case
Cream Of Kentucky; Strauss, Pritz &
60. Cincinnati, O., case Lewis ee
Scok Bernhelmer & CO., New York, 1
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10

$4,000 MADE LASI MIGHT
laolement Weather and other Affairs
Kept the Usual Large Crowd from
Armory-NAarine Men VIII be
om Tonight.


The mclement weather and a dance
Il the 0slethorpe accounted for the
sman attendaace at the hospital fair
last night That IS the crowd was not
as large as it has been during the
week and the receipts fell short of the
four previous nights However the
amount taken in was s246.66 and
while the smallest of the week it was
very satisfactory to the ladies.
The night vas set aside as every
bodys night, but the threatening
weather kept everybody from going
aud the fair suffered therefrom.
The crowd present, however. spent
a very enjoyable evening and aitogeth-
the might #as one Of the most en-,
joyahle Of the week.
This afternoon the doors Of the fair
la be open to the children andl, it
is expected that an unusuaffy iafge
rumoer of The 10 ones viii be pres
ent Several little attractions tor
their amusement have been arranged
and 1aey are looking forward 70 tie
occasion With graet pleasure. The
doll booth wil 81 course be the cen.
ter 5f attraction This booth is filed
with pretty coils of every kind aud
description and the little girl viii find
troUhle n finding one 70 suit her
fancy.
Tonight win Re giyea over 70 the
.arine people AS il we'll known this
Is The class Of orr citizanry that
spends the most money and 1t is ex-
peeteA that captains pilots and river
j. en- generally viii be present 70 pat
ranize the ladies' Although SATURDAY
night it IS eypected taat the reeeipts
zsslll Eeep Meil III with the rcmainde7
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10

Forecast for today In Georgia: Pro
bably showers along the coaFt.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10

temporarily Ia charge Of the legation.
Mr Triaua has heard that
aenor Enrique cortez viii be appoint.
Cd Colombian minister al Washington.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10

v msrt sct' VIII be Presented
heran5 Monday Night.
ia Monday niebt a melo-
b. set aside and in its
company ofcoiored entertainers
up from the pics OF the color.
Formers Of the country and in.
y II Dudley, John Bailey, J.
AsC T. Foster, Mile Hopkins.
ASmart and Mamie Emer
ID
Set may be said to be
geer among colored theatri.
% Rzatlons. The management
asserts that it has assembled the best
Of dancers. singers and com,
edians that money could procure, Civ.
en- the piece an elaborate mounting
and provided costumes Of the latest
q, signs The recent big hit scored by
a coIored Organization in London has
augmented the popularity Of this form
Ct entertainment. The company mum.
/ ers so people and aside from the sing
Ing for which e is noted, there viii be
some new styles OF dancing introduc
60
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
III me week.
Falr N0tes

The fair wil be continued Monda
tnd Tuesday night On the latter
rsght the little farce. The Dress Re
learai NH be presented at the Grand
and the far VIII come to close
grand BAH in tile armory.
MANY rafles ere schedla
90 tonight and those "
cr rances on the dit
should be pre- III.
Many pretty and
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
MRS. JAMES LAcpLIsoN DEAD
A Well Known Darienite Passes Away
Was Well Known Here

Word was 'eceiyed in the city yes.
terday Of the death of Mrs James
Lochlison. which occurred in Darieu
on Thursday