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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
LICK SECURES
CHAMP P|ONSH|P
Polytechnic Is Beaten in
Final Game at Presidio
Ground-Score II to 2

Before large and wildly excited crowd
of enthusiasts the baseball nine of the
California School of Mechanical Arts
Click SCHOOL, captured the championship
of the San Francisco sub-league of the
Academic Athletic League from the Poly
technic High School at the Presidio Ath-
letic Grounds yesterday by the score of
II to 3. This Is the third consecutive
championship victory for the black and
gold, and the enthusiasm of the repre-
sentatives of the school in the Potrero
knew no bounds. Lick played the game
Of its life, while Polytechnic put up as
good specimen of ball as has been the
average of the league games.
Captain White was the hero OF the
bleachers, being not only slab artist,
but also the the mightiest slugger of the
day, getting three hits, one Of which was
home run.
Cuenin of Polytechnic, although retir-
ing more men than his opponent, did not
fool the Lick sluggers sufficiently to pre-
vent them from hitting safely eleven
times, to three lone hits off White. The
winning team will now journey to Napa
and will play the High School Of that city
for the right to meet Alameda High
School in the final game Of the State.
The players::
Lick-Hall, catcher; Hotchkiss, short
stop; Barieau, second base; White, pitch
er; Rogers, right field; Heitmuller, first
base; Acton, center field: Butcher. left
field; Dearin, third base.
Observation-Disclosures, shortstop; E,
Cuenin, pitchers Gabrino, third base; Cor
coran, center field: c. Cuenin, catcher;
Foley, left field: Budd. first base: Bliss
second base: Beale. third base.
Summary: r. H. E
Lick .....................n II Z
Polytechnic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
CORNELL LEADS
THE BIC FOUR

PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-The an
nuaI collegiate track and field meeting
was decided to-day on Franklin Field.
For the first time In thirty years his
tory of the. intercollegiate association
all of the 'big four were beaten out
for premier honors. first place going to
Cornell with total of 301z points.
Yale was second. with 2S points; Har-
ward third. with 20h, and Pennsylvania
fourth, with 49,. Princeton scored Is
POINTS, while the other colleges scored
as follows: Syracuse. s; Collegiate, s.;
Amherst, g.: Stevens, 8; Swarthmore, 2;
Haverford. /. and Columbia. 1.
Two intercollegiate records were
broken, both by Yale men. In the half
mile Parsons jumped to the front at
the flash Of the pistol, and covered the
distance in l minute and Sc seconds, As
of a second faster than the intercol-
legiate record, held jointly by himself
and Hollister of Harvard.
In the pole vault Gray cleared the bar
at IL feet S1s inches, beating the old
record Of IL feet n inches, held jointly
by McLanahan of Yale. Gring of Har-
ward and Gardiner OF Syracuse.
Cornell and Yale were both weak in
tho dashes and hurdles. but in the dis
tance and field events both were strong
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

Sea Shark Takes Two-MiIe Race.

ST. LOUIS. May 27.-Union Park racing
results:
First race, five furiongs-Polly Prin
won, Armistice second, Neodosha third
Time, 1:02.
Second race, one misunderstanding won
Pillar second, Dorothy Dodd third. Time
las
Third race, six furlongs-The Roust-
about won, Joe Goss second, Aden third
Time, TIA 4-5.
Fourth race, two miles-Sea Shark won
The Bobby second, Mons. Beaucaire
third. Time, 3:37 1-5.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards
Il Know won, Alabarch second, Ingol-
thrift third. Time, 1:46 As.
Sixth race, one mile and a quarter
Prince of Pilsen won, Leila Hunter Sec
ond, Lee King third. Time, 2:10 As
Seventh race, one mile-Henry Luehr-
man Jr. won. Lily Brook second, Thora
Lee third. Time, 1:42 1-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
Kentucky Oaks for Janeta.

LOUISVILLE, May H.-Churchill
Downs racing results:
First race, six furlongs-Athlone won
Ice Water second, Autumn Leaves third
Time, 1:14 4-5
Second race. five furlongs-Romola won
Colonel Bronston second, vio third. Time
1:02 2-5.
Third race, seven furlongs-Silverskir
won, Rams Horn second, Martin Doyle
third. Time, 1:7 1-6.
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth
the Kentucky Oaks-Janeta won, Mum
second, Sis Lee third. Time, 1:49 4-5
Fifth race, four and half furlongs-
Lady Carol won, Prominence second, Vie
Kinney third. Time, :54%.
Sixth race, one mile-Autolight won
The Pet second, Miss Doyle third. Time
1:41A.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
Rubber Ears for Woman.

DR.. Harlan, dentist Of Toledo, Ohio,
has successfully performed the only op-
Grafton Of its kind on.record. He finished
a pair Of rubber ears for a girl who lost
her real ears in a laundry accident.
They are so tinted that they cannot be
distinguished from genuine ears, and are
held in place by steel band and silver
tubes extending into the inner ear.
The accident occurred nearly five years
ago. In 1t the girl lost her entire scalp.
ears and great deal of skin from her
face. which has been replaced by graft
ing.-Chicago Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
JUMPER SHOWS
HIS OLD FORM
Takes the Race Over the
Sticks for the Second
Year in Succession
CAIRNGORM IN FRONT
Son of Star Ruby Wins the
Preakness Stakes, Beat
ing Kramesha Cleyerly
Special Dispatch to IN. Call

GRAVESENDs N. z. May 81. The
Preakness stakes, for three-year- olds
which had not won. race Of the value
of $1,000 up to the date of closing en-
tries. had ten starters. It was worth
$4,000 to the winner. Sydney Paget's
Cairngorm, son OF Star Ruby.
One of the pleasing incidents con-
nected with the Kensington steeple-
chase, the second race on the card, was
the clean-cut victory of Gambling. The
/ handsome son of Candlemas is better
than he was last year. when he won
the same stakes. He won to-day's race
In canter. The Kensington steeple-
chase was worth $500 to the winner
Summary:
FIRST RACE--About six furlongs; handi-
cap for all ages:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Y Fin.
II to 2-Toscan, 115 (Odom) ~ 3h In
to BIS Ben. ll6 tRedfern). 1s23
y to 2-Wotan. lo7 (Iildebrnd) / 1913 2
Time, l:lo. Start struggling. Won driving.
Winner. Z. A. whitney's CHI h. by Hastings
Toscan. Shot Gun, Woowsaw and New Mown
SECOND RACE-The Kensington steeple-
chase handicap; about two miles; for four
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
to to 11-G;andslng. 1-T;1n Ing l4s Iyeitsh1; ! 5od5
ls to i-RaSe, % Nfs@a 1ss eRoddeS5 lss sEay.
Time, s:67 Start fair. Won easily. Win
neT. u: F. Williams br. h. by Candlemas-
Wooden. Lavator and Flying virginian finished
as named.
THIRD RAcE-Ffve furlongs; for two-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey st. q Fin.
9 to !Klingsor. 107 (Knapp). 6 1 u q
60 TO IL iNostraDe MsrnDerg Id9 1o7 ,,l soMeD s2
Time, 1:o2 1-5 Start fair. Won driving.
Winner. W J. Harding's b. c. by The Pepper
box: Capias. Quorum. Meteor. Astronomer. sta
tistical, There Now. How About You and Ed
ward Russell finished as named.
FOURTH RAcE-one mile and seventy
yards; the Preakness stakes.
9stt9g aGTsr Weight ht % 1Seksy key: st. Fin
6 to Coy Maid. 100 CIV Knapp 5 & X <
wnns Pages Af B. fS0d BY Star Rn srxns
Vista. waterlight, Bohemia, Won Troinp, Glen
Echo. Cedsrstrome, Iota and Lindale finished
as named.
FIFTH RAcE-.Five furlongs; selling; for
maiden two o-year-oids:
TO b-Hooray, 104 (o'NeiD.... II ah
aa aa to to 1Rsst 81 g y Ksily9 s. ta
Time. I:o2 20. Start poor Won easily.
Winner; Winner; F Burlsw's ch; 9. by Plaudit- -Readina.
Miss Pont lsh Bes 0Sa Tarlaee sao
eeed. Gamester. Eileen Burn, Isadaisy and
SIXTH RACE-Mile and an eighth; selling;
for three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. Fin.
II to 81. southernsr. 1oe ItSlSij do'ND I Sc an
to Orthodoxy, 1o6 e.. Martin) Al 36.
ner J. L. Hollands ch. C. by Orme-Rotha.
Jennie McCabe The Yelled Lady. Incubator,
paisy as,s. Green. @ Wizard. Duke Of Kendal. Ella Ella
| finished named
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
Cornell oar.men Defeat Harvard.

BOSTON. May 27.-Cornell University
gave a notable exhibition of the type
of rowing which she had practiced sue
cessfully at the Poughkeepsie racing
in past years, when to-day her varsity
oarsmen defeated the Harvard Univer-
sity efght-oared crew on the Charles
River by six and a half lengths The
crimson oarsmen could do little against
their opponents, who pulled over the
course of one and seven-eighths miles
in 10 minutes 9 1-5 seconds. Harvard
finished in 10 minutes 81 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
Emerald. to Meet Wolfe Tones.

A football game which promises to
be full of exciting plays is announced
by the Gaelic Athletic Association to
take place on the Preside athletic
grounds this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
This is one of series OF games for the
football championship OF = California
The contesting teams win be the En-
eraIds and Wolfe Tones. These teams
are evenly matched Patrick Barrett
of the Parnell Club will referee the
game.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
HOUND SCORES
At LONG ODDS
Pasha Pleasant, the 1 to 8
Favorite, Is Easily De-
feated by Concord Boy
WITNESS GOOD SPORT
Running To-Day Should Re-
suit in Exciting Trials
at Union COurSing Park

Concord Boy, an TO 1 shot, beat
Pasha Pleasant yesterday at Union
Coursing Park. This was the longest
priced winner during the running OF
two stakes, though there were numer-
Gus other short ends at smaller ODDS.
Aggie Rocker, at 10 l, scored over
Muggsy, while Daisy Rocket, at to l,
lowered the colors Of Sherman. In all
sixty courses were run and the sport
throughout the day was Of the highest
order. The card for to-day is an un-
usually strong one. The following are
the results, with Judge p. ]. Reilly $
Official scores:
Class reserve stake, first round
Glaucus beat Peerless Beauty, SO;
Crawford Belle beat Bright Columbia,
3D.; Conroy beat Badly Used, So; Blaze
beat In Time, 5-2; Amandan beat E H,
40; Capital Lady beat Our Motto, ST.;
Rocker Arm beat D r, 40; Sampler
beat W. 81; Northern Flyer beat
Anna Ryne 6-3; Sea Lion a bye, Pag-
liacci withdrawn; False Alarm beat
Orsina. 8-5; Flower Girl Beat Sky Van,
60; Doc Burns beat Yellowtail, SO;
Frisco Lad beat Angus Cissus. 14-3;
Yellowstone beat Fontenoy, 40; Pre-
sidio Girl beat Secretive, SO; Wild
Mamie beat May Tunison. so; Ragged
Actor beat Cubanola, go; Young Fear
less beat Paul Dunbar, Al; Mi Amigo
beat Little Plunger. So; Aeolus beat
Honest John, 5-4; The Rival beat
Stingaree, SO: Race King beat Real
Pasha. 20; Galveston beat Tamora, SO;
Renegade Apache beat Earl, 60; Free
Born beat Loretta, 40; Happy Lad beat
Colored Lady, II; Concord Boy beat
Pasha Pleasant, 5-3.
Reserve stake-The Raider beat Fair
mount Lass, 40: John Heenan beat
Ouida, Al: Forest Fire beat Whoa Bill
Sc; Royal Spirit beat Tennyson. rs; Lulu
Girl beat Cascade, IA; Wapsee beat ST.
ren, ~; Frank Dunn beat Odd Eyes, 80;
Aggie Rocker beat Muggsy, SO; Barney
Ray beat Miss Florence, AZ; Tralee Boy
beat The Old Peach, so; Blue Craig beat
Master Garrison, 12-4; Fiery Rocker beat
Spot Cash, 10-2: Doodle Boy beat Flora
Free, 40; Tralee's Best beat Eleanor B,
s-3; Young Kerry Pippin beat Texas Jill
Sc; Prometheus beat Fiddler 40; Mount
Lowe beat Good as Gold, e-1; Slim jim
beat Homer Boy, so; Intruder beat Pony
Capital, 7-S; Imperious beat Mark Twain
Ga; Icellus beat Texas Betty, 40; Ina
Cissus beat Lily York. 80; Daisy Rocket
beat Sherman, 4-3; Idlewyse beat Jimmy
Anthony, 4-3: Alice Dunn beat Famou:
Fawcett, 20; Milk Maid beat Black Gar
ter, 12-o; Mavis Clair beat Reckless Aero
bat, 30; McHenry beat Hermit. 40; Med
ley beat Lamper Eel, 40; Mabel S bea
Natchless Beauty, so; Hidden Hatred
beat Royal Friend, 6-5; Free from Flaw
beat Fire Maid, 80.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
Harvard Best at Tennis.

BOSTON, May 27.-Harvard out
classed Yale to-day in the dual tennis
meet played on the Longwood Cricket
Club courts at Longwood. winning five
matches to one in singles and three to
nothing in doubles. In the nine matches
played Yale won three sets. all OF those
being in the singles.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
Hart and Root in Finish Fight.

CHICAGO. May 27.--A special from
Reno, New, to the Daily News says:
Al Livingstone and Dan Egan, fight
promoters, have completed arrange
ments for a battle to a finish between
Jack Root and Marvin Hart. to take
place in this city July 2. Articles OF
agreement were drawn up to-day and
the promoters have telegraphed to Hart
in Louisville and Root In Chicago. A
forfeit of $1,000 has been posted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

The Columbia Is. CD State notes that
''the dispensary sales In Sumter (popu-
lation 66s0) for the six days ending De-
cember "a aggregate $6422''-more than 81
worth Of rum for each inhabitant.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
manaaer McGra,r Puni.hed.

NEW YORK, May 27.-Manager Nc
Graw of the New York National base
ball team has been fined $3.50 and sus-
pended for fifteen days for using of
fensive language to President Dreyfus
of the Pittsburg club.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

Only one man in the city OF London
outside the Tower possesses the password
which enables him to answer the chal-
lenge Of the sentries at any time. 1t is
the Lord Mayor, and the password is
given to him by authority of the King.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

Seattle underwriters have received in
structions not to insure saw or shingle
mills in which Japanese are employed,
owing to the growth of hostility to the
brown men on the part OF white labor
ers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

An italian nobleman, who also belongs
to the Austrian nobility. has for several
years been making his living as a cross
ing sweeper in Vienna
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

The quickest growing plant In the world
is the kudzu. a species of bean. It is
said to have been known to grow sixty
feet in three months.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

A japanese bride gives her weddin,
presents TO her parents as q slight rec
onpense for the trouble they have haa
In rearing her
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

A turner's workshop. with large mo-
tive wheel and dog trained to turn it. is
advertised to be let In the city of Lfege,
where one-dog and two-dog tilted carts
and wagons are common.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28
SIS o. :: J: {. Toalo ! Or! : !:
When the system gets debilitate

d
49, rundown condition it
the
herbs and their purifying healing qualities
robust health When the blood
waste ind posons
s.
good
pPele
on ano many oln refreshing
building
follow
poisons and
whole toned this remedy
Of
blood medical advice
without charge. TyxE styer Sprcsrxc IN AryAmrA ca
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

One man passes the plate In church
and a good many other men let the plate
pass them.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

After couple have been married two
weeks the neighbors lose all interest in
them
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

The largest pof1toon bridge in the world
is at Calcutta. and is permanent struo-
ture
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-28

Lucky is the married woman who can
tell lie-when she hears it.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-11
School Notes

Prof. Lamson. principal Of the
Holly schools for the coming term
will be hers next week to prepare
for the opening of the schools, on
September 9Th.
The school building is being re-.
modelled and repainied through
out. The board intends to have
it in the best possible condition
for the comfort and convenience
Of the pupils aud teachers.
The erection of the new school
building will begin as soon as the
plans are received from the archi-
tect. which will be in a few days.
There are numerous applications
tor the bonds aud the board will
have no trouble in disposing Of
them at par value.
The grounds about the building
are being cleaned up, SO there will
be pleasant play ground as we'll
% pleasant school rooms.
The great interest manifested in
our school by the present board is
very gratifying to thelpatrons, as
it insures us a successful term of
! school.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-11
What Irrigation Does.

1t is interest ny to note what IT.
ri.stion will accomplish. Here is
a case in THE far west. In Janu.
arv 1901, there lay n desert Il act,
no white man within seventy
miles, just sagebrush, cactus. rat
Il snakes, sandstorms and phys
zeal paralysis. no cloud no rain, no
water, q locality 10 he dreaded.
An irrigation scheme which
brought water to this waterleAs
spot was completed in 1868. To
day there are on it four towns
with a population of 1900 each,
5000 people living on adjacent
fsrme, while tree. vine, field and
orchard. cattle, school houses,
churches, banks. printing Offices,
stores and Offices. railway. tele-
graph and telephone proclaim the
meryels which followed the COM
ing of the water on the dreary des.
ert land. This miracle is to be
repeated a hundred times over all
through the west when the vast ir-
rigating schemes of the govern.
ment are finally completed, and it
is under these conditions, perpet-
ual sunshine and warmth. with
man regulating the water supply.
where will be found one of the
most intensive and best developed
examples Of profitable agriculture
to be found in all the world
Record, Bradford, Pa.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-11
churchss and Sunday Schools.

DB4sBYTkRIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL every
6An1Av u 10 U'cl..ck .. IN.
WIN. McGashen, SMpt.
mosning and evaninx alternately. Sunday
sehooa 1t y .. m, Mrs. ]. n. Chenowetli, Supt.
Rev, Winslow, Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-11
fAs ws.k. Mnk.s..

Kansas City. Mo-, Aug. THE
cattle market WAS good again last
week, prices Is 10 25 cents higher
except On grass stetrs from Kans-
- and the more nor: hern districts.
Buyers donot like the way these
kill out, aud they sold 10 TO 90
cents lower last week. Today's
supply of cattle here is heavy, ut
close to $1,000 head. containing a
large share of stockers and feeder 8.
The best steers are selling steady
today. cows, heifers. and ernss
steers weak to 10 lower, stockcrs
aud feeders steady. Some of
these grass steers referred to sold
here last Thursday at $405. sold
today at 500. and are reported to
he selling in Chicago today at
around $3 85. Not many cattle
have been received from Colorado
as yet; one shipment last Thurs
day from Rifle that sold to the
killers at $3.50, 1l66 pounds, and
some fed bulls at $3 90 few feed
ers, 1910 pounds, at s. 95, Pan.
handle stuff has been mostly COWS
aud veal calves and they
all sold higher last week. the cows
from 70 35 to 1915. vea's S. 40 10
$5.75. a few the last of the week at
$500. Stockers aud feeders are
Is TO 25 cents higher than a week
ago, and there was not enough re-
|ci-ved last week to go around,
demand was the best OF the season.
Some commonish feeders sold at
1925. better ones at $3.50. The
market has .tood up ve.y we'll in
the last two weeks, and unless
:
something hapoens to the corn
crop, which hardly seems proba-
able now, it ID thought there will
be good market all fall.
"Talk about sugar beets," said
Fred Emmert, who has just re-
turned from six weeks visit with
friends at Holly, Colorado, II new
er saw anything TO beat them up
in that country. Why, there are
beets everywhere, and the cop
promises 10 be the largest in the
history of the industry in that
country. Farmers along the Ar
kansas river valley have been
spreading out from year to year in
raising beta aud with this expan-
sion have been making big money
at the business until the price Of
land there has re.ched : point
where the ordinary person cannot
invest. The price Of land runs
along at 500 an acre aud upward.
The great advantage the beet
growers up there have over all
other farmers is that when they
plant their seed they are certain
Of : crop. That is one Of tue
great advantages Of irrigation. as
it ls sure to produce a cop
ia. R1cKARr,
L. S. Correspondent
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-11
Holly Has ! Jewelsr.

Get your watches and jewelry
repaired by w. A. Griffith. who is
now permahently located in Holly
Fifteen years experience. All
work guaranteed.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-11

Every man owes it. to himself and
family to master a trade or profession
Read the display advertiseme u the
hIx Morse schools Of telegraphy,t in this
i1ae aed Learn hOW eesily . young
nan OF lady may learn telegrsphy and
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-11
To Old Soldiers

The National Encampment G..
A. r will meet in Denver, Sept.
4. The railroad rate OF one half
of one fare for the round trip has
now BEEN extended to all old sol.
diers and their wives. The de-
partment Commander requests me
to report to him the names of all
old soldiers who want the benefit
of this rate. He will then send
certificates which will entitle the
holder to the rate. He cordially
INVITES US TO come. Let us all.
who can. avail ourselves of this
opportunity Please send me
your name, regiment of service
and address; also state whether
your wife will attend. Report
promptly. I will send the list in
Aug. IL.
u. E COOPER.
Those who live at Holly and
vicinity renort names IN Wm
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-11
PHONE s4 BLACK.
Asvsssss,as 4 a.sss.

A1vseslsiao aasss.
oss tneA siasis 81. display. per month. sc
dosbie col, '' '' 81.
Laaal reading notices per line, each insertion.
esaticeA rates Will he made on display lads
- sHssnstvs advertisers.
An aAvestSa0suts viii ~ run until order'
eSt unlsss inseEtAA for stated time.
Ddspaay ads" ehxaged monthly, II desired.
Lscsa reading noslcss changed weekly.
Al kta1s q jeA printing neatly doLe. Cal
ARo Gse our estimates.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-11
D. E Cooper.

d. E COOPER.
Those who live at Holly and
vicinity report names to VIM
McGIashen.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-11
RYE

On Every Tongue pure. old, rich mellow; the
acme of excellence in whskey production. Best asa
beverage Safest aud satisfactory for all
Zee Harper Whskey exhibit in rcultural building.
Worlds Fair St Louis. Sold by JONES BROS.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

get out of town. The swindlers, Of
course, being as anxious as their VIC
tim that tho latter should get out Of
the way as soon as possible.
This game was what the erafters
called: "The double cross"
= "." = =
On the evening of my first visit to
Howard City I made my notion auc-
ton sale from carriage in front Of
the hotel. During the day had noticed
that several prosperoua-looking men
were stopping at the hotel, and Won
dered what was their business. While
arranging my street lamps and pre-
pairing my stock they gathered about.
and in a friendly way inquired what
my name was, where was from and
which direction l was travelling. It
was plain that they were educated men
of more than ordinary ability, but all
addicted to the excessive use of slacg
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
SOMETHING ABOUT SALT.

Salt is used all over the world much
in the same way as water, animals and
human beings alike craving for it. In
some parts of Africa children will eat
it in preference to sugar, and on the
Gold Coast a handful of salt will pur-
chase two slaves.
The Germans call salt "the gift of
God," and used to believe that prayers
were better answered when offered near
salt In the east salt is considered sa-
cred; all oaths taken over it are inviol-
able, and when an Arab offers salt to q
guest he guarantees his safety. >