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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-26
TRIAL is PUT OFF.
State Amended Complaint and De-
fendant Asks lime.

Enid O T. Feb. 25.-According 70 the
Eagle. on affidavit OF Fred Brown. the
preliminary hearing which was. TO haze
occurred this morning. was postponed
until next Tuesday. Mr. Brown swor-
that an amendment 10 the complaint
made by the territory had taken him by
surprise and that he was unable 70 offer
defense without first having time TO pre-
pare for it.
The case was set for Ri1e O'Clock. but
on account OF business IN which he
county attorney and the probate judge
were engaged. Il was after 70 o'clock
before the case vas czlled The hearing
was started by the calling u Lee Boyd.
a telegraph operator in the employ % the
Rock Island. At this juncture ne at
rornevs for tn defense objected 70 the
case goInz further On the grounds that
the COMPLAINT did noI set forth any par
ricnlar tine In which ne alleged c-ir1-
had been committed. and that 'he COM
piaint was insufficient in that Z; didnt
specify close enough 70 a particular i-ei-
dent. that would g:ve ground foT TIE
prepsraifo- for a defense
Aeco-dinsiy. County Attorney Stursis
amended the iuformztloa. Eszsing th-
tine for the alleged crime on OF about
February Is. The second proposition ~as
theu taken 10 and the asfe-se made al
additional oh,ectsoa- On ths ground that
II ccoy % the forgse or altered irstru-
rnent accompanied the COMPLAINT A1d oa
this hinged the eoatias2acs. \ eo1X %
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COUNTY GUN CLUB.
Blackwell Thinks Kay County Has
Some Good Shots.

Blackwell, o. T., Feb. 25-The mem
bers of the Blackwell gun club are dis
cussing the feasibility of organizing a
county team of eight or ten picked men.
to be selected from Tonkawa, Ponca
City. Nardin. Braman, Deer Creek, New
kirk. Blackwell and other towns in the
county, wherever a good shot can be Sc
cured, says the News. None but the
very best will be selected. 1t is intended
that the team will shoot matches with
other county teams similarly organized
in the territory. the prize to be hand
some cup that will be worth shooting for.
OF course the enterprise is only being
talked Of among the members of the club,
but the probability is that it will ma
terialize and result in some fine sport
for the crack shots Of Oklahoma.
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the alleged altered expense bill was at
tached to the complaint, and on the af-
fdavit of the DEFENDANT, the case was
continued for six days to give the defense
time TO prepare for hearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown were present dur
ing the hearing Mrs. Brown surrounded
by a number of ladies. who listened at
tentively to the proceedings of the law
yers. Before the hearing was called.
Mrs. Brown was in the probate judges
Office. unattended. She net number OF
friends and once while talking to an ac-
quaintance. she wept. The trouble has
changed her appearance, and during the
proceedings this morning. her face was
pale and haggard. They occupied seats
at some distance from the attorneys and
did not consult during the hearing. \
strong sympathy in behalf CT the defend =
ants and especially Mrs. Brown. is ex-
pressed on every hand. They have ii
host OF friends and are assured a fair
trial
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COUNCILMAN GREEN RESIGNS.
Cannot Serve His Clients and Attend
to Public Affairs.

Guthrie, o. T, Feb. 25.-Councilman G.
NJ. Green. of the First ward. has placed
his resignation in the hands of Mayor
Barnes to take effect at once. The resig-
nation will be reported to the city coun-
Gil at its regular meeting tonight and
Mayor Barnes, with the advice and con-
sent Of the council, will appoint a sue
cessor TO serve out one year of Council
man Green's unexpired term, or until an
other election. Mr. Green is a prominent
young attorney of the city who won the
confidence of the people of Guthrie during
the three years that he has served in the
city council.
His reasons for resigning are pressing
business. as he recently accepted a posi-
ton with Henry E. Asp. attorney for the
Santa Fe. The business of the office
takes his entire time. leaving no time TO
attend to the business Of the city.
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FINE HOG DISPLAY.
No Better Breeds or Specimens Can
be Found Anywhere.

Oklahoma City. o. T.. Feb. 25--The sale
Yesterday of Aberdeen-Angus and Gallo
way cattle was an interesting one These
cattle were all from outside and all but
one will remain in the territory. The
greater number win remain in the imme-
date neighborhood OF Oklahoma City
Mr. J C Jones bought several fine ami
mails to put upon his various farms.
While there was a large crowd at the
sale the bidding was not very brisk. as
there are but few of the cattle breeders
of the territory handling these breeds
and their good qualities are not so well
known as some other breeds. These sales
are adding a lot of rare animals 10 the
territory's fine collection of cottle.
Say. Jim. amt this sumner" said
one of Iowa's biggest cattle dealers this
morning. while with a company friends
he was looking over the exhibition Of
stock which is here during the cattle
mems convention.
Similar remarks were heard frequent
" made by men from different states who
delight to see fine stock and whose opin-
ions are worth something because they
are stockmen and not given to exaggera
ton.
Especially fine is the display of hogs
on exhibition, says the Times-Journal.
1t is doubtful if any states in the union
could excel in quality the hogs here
at this time, and Oklahomans are justly
proud of the exhibition.
The largest number displayed is prob
ably by the Pleasant View Stock farm.
which has As registered Poland Chinas
from the extensive ranch near Edgerton.
Kan.
w. H. Abbott. general auctioneer. has
on exhibition some fine samples or reg
istered English eBerkshires that ar
beauties. His address is Norman. o. t,
free delivery, route No /.
L. A. Barber. also of Norman, has six
splendid registered Rurroc Jersey swine
that are beauties.
y. 3. Sawyer. the Durroc Jersey
BREEDER and dealer at the Cherryvsle.
Kan, stock farm, has two fine samples
here that he sold.
c. n. Curtis. Of Lexington, t.
brought over two magnificent specimens
of his large English Berkshires that he
will dispose Of at the sale
A. c. Henthorns, Oklahoma City. has
on exhibition number of the finest reg
istered Poland Chinas to be found any
where. and plenty more in reserve
V. l. Bath, also Of Oklahoma City. has
ten fine specimens of Polands that can
not be excelled.
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MEET AT HOBART.
City Clerks Will Hold Next Annual
There

Oklahoma City, O. T., Feb. 25.-The an
nual meetings of the city clerks of Okla
homa was held in this city yesterday. OF
ficers for the ensuing year were elected as
follows: d. a. Jacobs. Lawton, president.
T. A. Blaise. Oklahoma City. secretary (;
D. E. Morgan, Hobart. treasurer. Hobart
was selected as The next meeting place.
the date being a year from yesterday.
February oath.
The different systems of city account
ing used throughout the territory we've
discussed. it being the sentiment OF the
meeting that that IN vogue in Oklahoma
City was the most thorough. 1t was de-
cided that so far as possible uniformity
of method would be adopted by the clerks
over the territory, and at the annual
meetings progress would be reported.
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MET AT Ell RENO.
independent Telephone People En-
joyed a Smoker.

FL Reno. q. T. Feb. 25.-The Oklahoma
independent Telephone association met at
the Kerfoot hotel yesterday morning and
held a short business session. They ad-
journed until 80. when they held a short
business session and were then escorted
20 Fort Reno and Darlington in carriages
by the Topeka and FL Reno and Consol-
idated companies. represented by +. L.
Blake and T. w. Beeks. They were also
entertained for short time at the ri
Reno club rooms. The following are the
officers of the company: President. w. j..
Stack. Kingtisher; vice president, l.. T..
Hunt, Purcell, l. T; secretary and treas
urer. Horace Truman. Geary.
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MAIDSTONE ADHERED TO WOUND.
Stray Dog Bit Woman Whose Hand
Became Infamed.

Blackwell. o. r., Feb. 25.-Last Monday
Mrs c. A. Moore. living about ten miles
in the country, noticed a strange dog
in her smoke house. and drove him out,
says the News He followed her toward
the house and siezed her by the hand.
infiitcing a serious wound. Mrs Moore
visited doctor for treatment. but as the
wound continued 10 infame and the hand
to swell. she came to town today to test
the qualities of Ballenger's maidstone,
which she applied to the injuries. The
stone adhered to the wound. which is
said TO be evidence of its efficacy in ex-
tracing the poison. The dog was a brin-
die bull dog mot Dewey and no one
seems to know who is its owner.
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CHANCE FOR A ROAD.
Terms Are High But They May be
FavcrabIy Considered.

Taloca, O. T. Feb 25.-Taloga now has
its first railroad proposition, and al
though the terms are considered too
hard. the people are seriously consider
ing the proposition. Mr.. Carieu of
Weatherford. general attorney for the
Colorado. Oklahoma and Southwestern
made the proposition last week J R.
League. + L. Black and NJ Shuttle have
been appointed by the citizens and ara
going over the ground with tbs represea-
tatives Of the company
While the terms of the railroad are
exorbitan,. the line means os much TO
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HOBART is PLEASED.
Delegates Return From Washington
With Encouraging Report.

Hobart. O. T.. Feb 25.-Mayor' Holland
returned from Washington last evening.
where he and y. Rummons. as re0resen-
tatives OF the city, have been fpr the
past two weeks. Mr. Rummons stopped
off IN St. Louis and will not return until
tomorrow.
The mayor is greatly pleased with the
result of the trip and thinks there will
he no further hitch in the construction
OF the waterworks, says the ws-Repub
lican.
He also stated that Mr.. Rummons had
located the cause Of the delay in the
contract for the new school building Mr..
Newell. chief Of the geological depart
menl. had lost sight of the plans and
specifications. and promised the build
ing wouid be completed by next Septem-
h1r
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yesterday at Edmond and allowed s. 400

yesterday at Edmond and allowed s., 400
TO be paid on the new building.
The new building at Weatherford is a
large three story structure containing
twenty-three rooms besides- a large as
sembly room with seating capacity or
900 people The total cost Of the build
ing Superintendent Baxter says. is $4,000
The last report OF the superintendent
contained a picture of the building with
a description and the cost. The super
intendent has received numerous letters
from the states as far east as New Jersey
asking him if it were possible to erect
such a building in oklahoma for that
price.
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McBrian Goes Free.

I.awton, o. T.. Feb &c. \. BcBrain.
cashier Of the Bank of W-aurika who was
recently arrested 1T New Orleans. was
hroueh. TO this city today McBrian was
reported 500 shy. but when arraignca
here th.. county attorney dismissed the
case Rev Mr. NcBrian. who IS ehapinin
of the kansas penitrntary. vas here 20
assist his son. and it s. und rftood that
Il was through his efforts the youHE
man goes free Il it reported that every
thing hss been arranged 20 the entire sat-
tsFat.+gor Of tho bank
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ONE YEAR AHEAD.
These Men Are in Demand Far in
Advance.

Guthrie. Q. T, Feb. 25.-Secretary Tho
burn, Of the territorial board of agricul-
ture. last evening received two letters
one from Henry Wallace. Of Des Moines.
Iowa. and editor Of Wallaces Farmer:
the other from Aaron Jones. master Of
the ational Grange. promising 10 be pres
ent at the meeting Of the Oklahoma board
OF agriculture the second week Of Febru-
ary 1915. and deliver addresses
When asked why he ged these men
SO far in advance. Secretary Thcburn
said that they were noted agricuIturists.
and in demand. He said he tried to get
them before but always found some other
place shead Of him and he had found out
that the only way TO get them was 10 Sc
cure their promise one year ahead.
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CUT TO PIECES.
Tried to Catch the Moving Car and
Was Killed.

Vinita, T. T., Feb. 25.-W. NJ. Clark,
secretary of the Salina Land and Mining
company, of Pryor Creek, I. T., was
killed at midnight last night by the west
bound Meteor on the Frisco system, at
Seneca. Mo. John Gore Of this city made
a run with Clark to catch the train. which
was already in motion, passing the de-
pot. Gore got on the front end of the
smoker and observed Clark trying TO get
on the rear of the smoker. After the
train had left town Gore looked for
Clark. who could not be found. When he
arrived at Vinita, he telephoned to SEN
eca and Clark was found cut to pieces
on the track. dead. w. NJ. Clark formrely
resided in Joplin. Mo. and was interested
in oil prospects at Pryor Greek. He
leaves q wife and one child
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FREE CAMPING GROUNDS.
Usage indians Are Invited to Attend
the Fair

Guthrie. Q. 7. Feb. 25-Agent Mitcher.
OF the Usage Indian reservation. IS in
receipt of a request from 5 VI. Meow
an. superintendent of ths Indian exhibit
at the worlds fair. that a party of
Osages visit the exhibition. He says:
II party OF your Cssg1s would Ike
10 make this trip. you may tell them that
can furnish free camping grounds. Civ
ing ample protection in every way. and
can arrange for one-hak rate transpor-
tation. know your CsaEes Ike 20 tTav-
Il and II party of ten OF twenty te-
pees would 80 together they could have a
pleasant and profitable time
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TO MOVE THE BUILDING.
Frame Structure al Shawnee Will be
Taken 70 AYdelotte

Shawnee, o. T, Feb. 25.-Wori has been
received here from Chief Engineer Ripley
of the Santa Fe. at Chicago. that the
frame building which has heretofore
served as a station for the Santa Fe. Will
be moved To the hourishing little town Of
Aydelotte. n short distance north OF
Shawnee. as soon as the handsome and
commodious stone and brick structure.
now nearing completion. is ready FOR
occupancy.
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HAS RESUMED WORK.
Farmers are Flowing and Making
Gardens az Granite.

Granite. o. T. Fpb. S5.-"The Granite
Abeline Polishing company resumed work
this morning. This company vas the h-st
well organized Granite company which
located here. and was closed down some
two months ago on account ~ disputes
arising between some q the principal
stocp holders Il IS admitted b every
one who sees both tho red and gray
granite "a be IS good as ear or any mar
ket. ard the people of Granite feel that
the company has bright prospects before
IL
4 number q farmers are plovinE and
gardens ara being made although the
ground is working ve-y dry
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sxas. and John W. sumner Of Mattoon

Texas. and John W. Sumner Of Mattoon,
Illinois
The Elk City Northern Telephone conn
pany Of Carpenter in WaShita county,
with capital stock of s5.eoo. The incor-
porators are: Joseph 4. Moad and ].
A Hart or Carpenter; 8. J. Tippins.
Joseph /. Brothers and d. L. Cliff of
Golfer
The Mt Sheridan Testing & Milling
company Of Meers with capital stock OF
$1,000 The incorporatoTs are: I. p.
Hodge, ]. r. Speaks. s ]. Hardin. c. II.
Lankard and Eugene Deacon.
NotariaI commissions were issued today
10 oscar G.. Robertson of Clematis in Lin
coin county, r. S. Field OF Cordell and
j. w. Vaughn of Warwick
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OIL AT BESSIE.
Situation as Reported From That Sec
ton of the Country.

Bessie. 0. T, Feb. ga few days ago,
while some men were digging on the
farm of Bert Jones. one and one-h3h
miles northwest OF Bessie. vein OF va
ter and oil was struck at a depth Of 80
feet The oil IS reported Of an excellent
quality and arrangements are being made
for further developments. The Frisco
Railroad company have let contract for
100 foot well, which is now being
drilled
The finding of oil at Beesie has created
a treat deal of excitement and bears it,
weight on some property which Is steadi-
" advancing. and thousands Of people
are arxfousIy waiting the reports from
oil experts IS 10 quality and quantity Of
the find.
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CONVICTED or THEFT.
Had Stock Hidden IN IN. Mountains
TraiIed by indians.

I1~ton. .. T. FEB z-Gid Davis. 4
IT. Davis. and VIII Dixoa. ~e-" today
convicted q cattfs stszliag They hsd -
stock hidden ir the nsountas1s To cas
rzs q particular interest h-eoa'lse ~
Apache had trsils-s ~ esttie 20 TIE rer-
devious Tsfs Intisz's esifs-ce Uas Ger
elusive fo- The rus- Ee-s so1rt yffr
the cattle. The Indiau wss uflsnle -
ezplsln ho~ h@ rnsnags6 20 fo1oT fh>
fran after = z-ss tvreuty-tour hners cd
ye. - dts 20 zffh absoluse esrtsirrr-
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'raloga and the county that they will
likely be accepted. The terms upon
which the company Will build into Taloga
follow:
Taloga must give 100 acres adjoining the
townsite on the north, 40 acres on the
east (both these tracts to be lengthwise
along the present townsite) $15,O00 In
cash, 200 town lots and six miles of right
Of way on each side of the town and
ground 800 by 5000 feet for terminals.
$500 of this bonus to be paid in cash as
soon as the company has determined on
their survey into Taloga.
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HENRY wATTERsoN TO SPEAK.
Kingfisher Chautauqua Names June
3 as Newspaper Day.

Kinsfsher. Feb 25.-Tho Kingasher
chautauqua has designated June as
newspaper day and has secured Henry
Watterson as orator. II is assured that
Frank Greer Of the state Capital VIII
preside and introduce the distinguished
Keutuckian.
The sessions Of the chataUqua begin
June . and continue until fhe 18th. The
program promises 10 be more interest
ing than during any previous meeting.
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CATTLMEN'S
RESOLUTIONS
Live Stock Association H a S
Completed Its Session.
INDEPENDENT PACKERS
Resolutions Are Passed En-
dorsing That Plan.

Oklahoma City. o. T, Feb. 25.-The Ok
lahoma Livestock association today closed
its annual session A resolution was
adopted indorsing the establishment of in
dependent packing houses and pledging
support. Guthrie was chosen as the next
place of meeting.
Todays program was as follows;
900 a. m-"Scabies in CattleH-J. E:
George. Liberal, Kan.
Ddscussion-C Lockhart, May, Okla.
Live Stock transportation~-Supe
tendent III. A. Tice. Arkansas City, Kan.
Discussion.
Use of Dipping vats'-G. NJ. Moore,
Kansas City.
"Glanders in Oklahoma'-Dr. L. ]. Al
len. b. A. l.
Winter Feeding and Marketing''-M. F.
Word. Grand, Okla
Oklahoma at tie Worlds Fair'-Fred
l.. Wenner Guthrie.
stock Yards Market Taiks"-St. Louis,
L. w. Drake; Kansas City, w. H.
Weeks; ST. JoeF ph. NJ. B. Irwin: Chicago,
W. +. Skinner; Fort Worth, J. w. Ho-
venkamp.
Report of committee on resolutions.
Appointment and confirmation Of ex-
evutive committee.
Appointment Of standing committees
on legislation, quarantine and transpor-
tation.
Selection Of place for next meeting.
Final adjournment.
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Secured No RcotI.

Gatbrie. o. r. Feb as-safe blowers
made an unsuccesgfui attempt 20 crack
the safe in the Citizeus stete bank -
Barton last night Dynamite and nitro
gIycerine were used. and the explosion
nearly wrecked the building. btit thn inner
safe door failed 20 open No uoney nor
valua hIea was secured : zrer1z prsss
Is after the men today vi-h blood
bounds
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OIL AND GAS.
Ei Reno Chamber Of Commerce Meets
to Discuss the Outlook.

EIsReno. o. T. Feb. 25.-The Chamber
Of Commerce met at the city hall with a
fairly good attendance. The chief sub
5ect under discussion was oil and gas
and it was decided TO organize a stock
company for the purpose OF developing
the rich oil fields believed TO be in the
vicinity Of FL Reno. Three new members
wero appointed on the standing commit
tee. There was not much business trans
acted and the meeting was adjourned At
an early hour 10 meet again next Tues
day night az the city hall.
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INTO NEW BUILDING.
Westherford Normal Students, Headed
by Band March,

Guthrie. O. T. Feb G5.-Superintendent
OF public instruction. / W. Baxter is ia
receipt OF a letter from weatherford in
which IL is stated that the normal school
1t that place was moved into the new
building last Tuesday. TWO hundred snd
nf,y students and teachers left the old
building headed by brass band and
marched TO the new building. 1t was
also stated that the board Of education
viii meet next Tuesday 10 formally ac
oept the new building. The board met
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This private hospital IL now ore OF tbs
best equipped Institutions IN the SOUTH
west for the treatment of both medical
and surgical cases. Special attention -
given 20 the various forms of stomach
and liver troubles diseases peculiar TO
women diseases q the rectum and gentle
urinnrv organs, chronic maiaTial pols0a-
ing rheumatism. nervous disorders. dis
rases OF the throat. lungs heart and kid
news. goitre and variCoccle cured one
floor Is reserved Tor a maternity depart
fnent and in SOM" instances homes via
be found Tor children. For a short tine
ONLY a ward viii he set apart for the
treatment Of the morphine. opium. CO.
caiuc and whiskey habits.
Resident physicians able medical stan.
quiet and heslthfuI location. extsnsivs
grounds with fnc SHADE. home comforts.
terms rca sonahic No contagious diseases
aSfnittee Write for particulars
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Mlfe causea His Arrsst.

Guthrie. o. r.. PEI. = ~ shaanoa, Il
Kia7ra county. was aFrsstsd today -
savre on n Warrant issged ~. 'or9pisin;
u his wife. charging him Vith eIn5ezEiins
8 e05 She claims that e. FecszfiF ss51
the3r farm. took tise money and csI.arte'i
Tor parts uukaosu. leaving her practically
Destitute
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T.rri,srizl chart.rs ersrtee.

Guthris. o. T FEB. = -TsTT7;o;Ssi
charters were issuea to1sy 10 ;hs fal'sr
.zx-
The AIpine oVez Air s. sHs.zr7Drz s71
Health Rezcrf Ok1ahes1& city arsa Sis1sras
Texas. with esSsEsI stock % ssssise. TAs
ooryorztnrs are. J. II Xarsc2A q OK
.Ahors clty. J. W. Narssa-g &C Waco
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AGENT FOR INDIANS.
j. Blair shoenfelt Gees 20 the Union
Indian AaencH

Washington Fob 5-The President to-
day sent to the senate tbe foIlowing POM
nations.
Agent FOR Indiana-J. Tiair shoeufei;.
wyoming. Cnion Indian agency. Indian
torT.teys
Receiver = rni9a mc-e1z FraGk q.
Foote. - Evanstou. Wgo