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New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
TENNIS ON BOARD COURTS,
X. II. Palmer, of Indoor Tennis
Club, in Semi-FinaIS.

The indoor tennis players reached the semi-fnal
round brackets in singles and doubles yesterday in
the national tournament for championships honors.
Wyle c. Grant. the present champion; r. II.
Palmer and z. B. Dewhurst gained their places in
the singles, while in the doubles Grant and Dew
hurst took their place because Of the default of
the Kings County pair Frederick g. Anderson and
Z S. H. Pendergast The light was dim on the
courts at the 9Th Regiment Armory, and the big
space was chilly that it numbed the
petitors.
E, B. Dewhurst the Australian. champion OF the
University Of Pennsylvania, engaged Calhoun
Cragin, former champion of the eth Regiment, in
the most hotly contested match of the day. Cragin
familiar with the board courts. and he pos
sessed deadly accuracy. Cragn was three times
within stroke OF the first set and lost il at S-6
BY swift placing and passing he took the second at
64 and obtained lead of +-2 the deciding set
At this Dewhurst. by sheer rapdity Of his voIeys
and court shots. the next four games,
the set ana match at 54.
r H. Palmer. Of the Indoor Tennis Club
his singles match from the reginental player W.
B. Cragin, II. Palmer is OF the unknown guam
in this tournament His stroke is peculiar,
he hits the ball with fuIl-arm stroke, hard to
handle II is believed that only an accurate place
shot player hope to defeat Palmer. who had
things his own way yesterday in his match with
Cragin.
Several OF the seni-fnaI matches will be played
to-day and in addition the consolation singles will
be begun. An effcrt will be made TO play both OF
the finals on Wednesday. but it is probab bic that
one of them viii remain over until saturday Inc
summary:
singles first roundl-wyle c. Grant, New-Hork l. T.
c defeated Robert n BeckIey. New-York L. I. 6. ty
fault. calhoun Cragn. Regiment T. A, defeated
A NJ Lovibund. 9TH Regiment T. A, 4-8 3-e e.
round--Wylie q. Grant New ork L, l. =, ut
1eated B. Prentice. Harvard; 60 -. o-5; X ~ -
palmer Indoor T. c. defeated w. ,. Cragln IT. I'm
Regiment T A. 6-3, g; z. q. Dewhurst, Pennsyl
vania defeated Calhoun Cragip, Tth Regiment l. A.
y-6. 4-S G-4.
Doubles aret round)Calhoun Cragin and G Cerle-on
Key Th Regiment T A. defeated Z l. Ial4er anu X
Il Palmer indoor 7 c. 20. e - :,
Alien Nep-York l. T. c. Morris 5. Clark and Rot
ert + Bryan. New-York > T. c. 81 6-l unfnlsaed.
1T-vIie q Grant and Z. 3. Dswhurst. New-N nrk
l. It = and pennsylvania. defeated Frederick q Ander-
Son and p : Il Pendergast, Kings County l. c. by
def
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
ATLANTIC Y. c. OFFICERS.
Daniel q. Reid C0mmodore-Gardge
To BE Built.

The annual meeting Of the Atlantic Yacht Club
was held last night at the Hotel Astor. The Of
fcers elected We're; Commodore, Daniel G.. Reid:
vice-commodore, F. D. Underwood; rear commo-
dore z. 3. Havens; secretary, f. II. NJ Roehr
treasurer. Barlow s. Weeks measurer. H. J. Gle
low; trustees for three years, J. r. Maxwell and
Hendon Chubb; regatta committee. Theodore D.
Wells. Fred Vilmarr and Harold Lee; membership
committee. G. B. Provost F. j. Havens and w L.
Pettibone nominating committee. W. Fl. Nelson
H B. Chamberlain. J. S. Negus. J. B. O'Donohue,
G. f. Vernon and A. w. Borth.
It announced that the financial report showed
ii satisfactory balance of S4OO and that the club
had adopted the new measurement system recently
adopted by the New-York Yacht Club It was de-
cided to hold annual cruise, to be arranged for
by the flag officers. The club will build Sea Gate
near their quarters. garage for their members
who automobiles 1t also decided that in
the future the initiation fees and life membership
fees will not revert to the treasury. but will go
toward fund to be used Iquidate the amount
of the bonded Indebtedness of the club about
$4,000 due nine years hence. The club records
show 559 members. with feet of 2S7 vessels. of
which 90 steam yachts. 42 schoOners 1G3 are
sloops and are houseboats.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
RE4DY FOR SPORTSJIEN.
Hoods and Lake at Madison Square
Garden.

With lis attractions for sportsmen and ITS col
lection of the latest models OF motor boats, the
annual Motor Boat and Sportsnan's Show opens
in Madison Square Garden tonight. Army and
navy officials and yacht club commodores from all
over the country are expected to be in attendance
and Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan. l. D NJ
will make the opening address at s D. m
The Garden last night was practically ready for
the big show with the execution OF putting some
Of the motor boats in the water. From the girders
that hold the fncandescent lights in the roof hang
the remnants Of yacht clubs interspersed with the
ia gs OF all nations. The prevailing color is green
with trees and plants TO make the woodsman feel
at home on the main floor is wnat is probably the
biggest lagoon ever shown indoors containing over
half a million gallons Of water. In the centre is
an island on which is the long fly casting tank, so
that this sport can be seen by the crowd Two
rustic bridges span the lagoon. Crcng the lake is
a single row Of exhibitors. On the balcony and in
the concert hall are scores OF other exhibits of
motors. motor boat accessories and sportsmen's
goods.
Beginning tonight and every afternoon and even
ing in the two weeks. there will be water sports
on the lake. aside from the exhibition of motor
boats while sharpshootng and fly casting will be
given on 4 larger scale than ever before
The sportsmen's exhibits will show the sporting
products Of Maine. Virginia. the Fishery Commis-
sion of Brunswick the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road and South Africa There will be plenty
Of cabins. trees live trout, wild animals and ex-
amples of the taxidermists skill On the lake will
rest the productions OF twenty motor boat manu-
facturers OF America and Europe. Trips around
The island are be in favor among visitors
The water sports among members Of the United
gUnw2le races. tub races, canoe speed tests pneu-
matte mattress races and a tug of war with canoes
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
HANDICAP FOR CARELESS.
Terdaut WinS TzcO-Y em-OLd Race
Despite HeaUy ImpOst.
rsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

New-Orleaus, Feb. 20.-Considering that there was
Z change Of track from almost fast muddy
here were few scratches recorded at the Fair
Grounds this afternoon, ana the programme held
together remarkably well The five furlongs at the
eud Of the card contributed the greatest number
of Withdrawals six Of the twelve which appeared
"a the overnight entries getting the secretary's
blue pencil. A handicap with purse Of $500 was
The feature. Rams Horn and Au Revoir Were
scratched however, and robbed the OF some
interest Careless won at 10 10 !.
The hed whicn went 10 the post IN the race for
.No-sear-oIos was uD 10 the track limit. and all
TIC entries lined up at the barrier FIlatory and
ercart each carried 10 pounds. quite package
lhI youngsters At this time OF year, but Nerdant
,aiae N first and Filatory second. Diplomat at
tt-o1ne n the mud the only fayorite 10 bring
'''ihe lae peoples money. The summary;
-rst race gsve and one-half furlongs)-Diplomat
"a r-+llpsp, even. Won OLD Han. eb 81 Hen
y 70 J, second Lady Megcury. 81 (Aubuchon)
49, -95ire Time 1875 National, Lionel Vic
-- x - ahe Court Crier also
'l9 race fsix fuEiongs)-Queen Rose, go -. Hen
% T. won. PresentTnent. l0f - PhillipsD.
second Fsllona. s5 fWishard), 20 20 l. third
r--z' z----s Mussulnan. Simplicity. Hadrian, York
Ei-lL arc Paul Revere also
A-,E1 race olds: half q miIe)-Verdant
'-''tliaicED. 70 2 won Filatory, 12o (V. Hcks)
- u 2 second. Jim McGnnis 12S (Phillips II 20 s.
5ae, e-5-- Mrs Sharp. Chauncey Olcott Young
--t+-l. ~ 9egrass Lad, Palave-. Syntax and Sanada
Le54 5lErEnidon and Mamie Foster pulled up.
49, second. Judge Hines I05 II. Phillips, 2
sIsr 4illes 4tA4 55- Kickshaw, Darius and Huzzah
"a m race Zone mile and seventy yards)-Decoration
II .-a.eiy y u J. won Canyon. ll2 (AcMullen),
- re Time 5s- Miss Betty Knowledge Reveille
So, 1t ale captain Gaines also
rsg.. race fite furlongs}-Halcyou Days. Io6 (Mc-
so ~ = u 8. won Queen Esther, 10 Robbins).
49, '' erroIc- AcI Amour us (PhliIDs). 3 10 3.
ca me I-g7- CLIQUE. Trumphtress and Calen-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
PLANS ART EXHIBIT IN ROME.
Brooklyn Institute Invited by Architects
Society to Show Photographs There

The Museum OF the BROOKLYN institute OF Arts
and Sciences has been invited by the Architects
Society Of Rome to make exhibit in Rome, under
the auspices OF the society of the photographs of
medieval architectural refiuements which repre-
sent the observations of William II. Goodyear.
curator Of fine arts the Brooklyn Museum. one
hundred and dfty feet OF linear hanging space have
been assigned for this exhibition. which VIII open
on March 10 and continue until April 10. Duplicates
have been made Of sXty-eight OF the large photo
graphs which are Dubhc exhibition in the
Brooklyn Museum. The photographs viii be sent
10 Rome by way of Genoa. and were shipped from
Boston on February IS by the White Star steamer
Canopic. Forty-four of the pictures have cimen-
sion Of feet by feet (margins not included) and
tyyenty-four have a dimension of lSx2. inches.
Forty OF the subjects represent Italian medieval
cathedraIs including fourteen for 81. MARKS at
Venice and eight for the the Pisa Cathedral. Five
subjects represent early Byzantine churches at
Constantinople, and twenty-three subtects\ repre-
French Gothic cathedrals. including eight for
Notre Dame AT Paris. F4fty-siN OF the negative
originals OF these pictures were personally made
~ William II Goodyear. and the remaining twelve
were taken under his direction The exhibit also
Includes photographs Of eight plans and elevations
OF the Pisa Cathedral in the original size OF the
cartoons survey {some thirty-siX inches IN
length) which were made under Mr. 'foodyearS
direction IN 1885.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
STAKES FOR AQUEDUCT.
Entries Close on March 6-The
Brook Gibbs s., 800 Trophy.

r Rerberger. racing secretary Of the Queens
C0uzry Jockey Club. has announced the conditions
for The stakes TO be run At the spring meeting of
the ,luo on April Is 10 April q. at AQueduct No
tire was LOST in making the stakes public after
the anu0unceulent OF dates by the stewards Of the
Jockey Club The stakes will close March 8,
Ten fixtures IN all VIII be decided in the short
fel DAYS meeting. There four stakes for three
ycar-ol6s aid over, TWO for three-year-olds. and
-four for two-year-oIds The Garter handicap. at
~esen furIongs. with an added money value Of
s7fH1. heads the list. Il viii be the open
rs day Of the meeting, April Is. and is likely TO
attract strong field The peerless Beldame won
This race last year The weights for this race will
Be announced on March -. The various stakes are
follows
For tlree-ycar-olds and over-Tle Carter Handi-
~ daudicap 81 800 added. one mile: the Rockaway
Stakes selling. 1900 added. SIX furlongs; the Flush
AIDED gix f1rIozss: ne 7econIc Handicap' 81 Goo
Fer tNo-year-oIds-The Canarsie Stakes slogD
added. four fourlonSs; the Rose Stakes, $1,000 added
four furouss; the ozone Stakes selling, Loo ADDED.
four fIrlouss: The Woodhaven Stakes. selling, $1,000
aoleC, four and = haf fIrlcHgs
The Brook Club has given i GOLD cup valued AZ
8 80 which VIII be added TO a steep!echase that
The Wostchester Racing Association viii announce
70 be al the fall meeting Of the association at
Belmont Park. The fixture was suggested by the
Brook Club and viii probably be called the Brook
club Cold Cup The Wes1chester Racing Associa-
rion will add $3.50 and the National Steepiechase
Association q souvenir cup Of value OF $3.50 This
is 2 stake which win be framed on sporting lines
and Eill be coveted fixture. The gold cup will be
offered under the condition that IL must be won
three times. not necessarily e succession TO be
aonle the property OF an individual The souvenir
cup VIII 5e outright each year. This fixture
vii 5e second only to the Champion Steeplechase,
,vcH last year BY Good and Plenty in point OF in
-artst among 'croSs-coEntry enthusiasts
Coruack. The jockey, who rode with much success
IN rne cary part OF last season on the metropolitan
frar K has signed contract 10 ride in France this
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
NOTORIOUS WINS AT OAKLAND.

Aan Francisco, Feb. 2.-The track at Oakland
.'-oss vas slow, and favorites Jared badly Moor
80 4L > 20 I. won all the way in the race for
s---sll lWo-y rods GTenOTe to l. got
@' Afsi and was never headed The summary:
g. rae tnlaidens; three furiongsl-&ooropus 100
s-re'3 70 J. Iron Watson. II2 GJones). 4 I.
0<si- F. Francis, il2 tBulman 3 70 J. third Time.
- -@'w1Tcs csnOp. Ten0Tdale, BooTsn sugar Maid.
'Asaa $50 rar 49, I'm -'1 80
tAi 1iPponaz. ls fAIsrle), s 70 3, second;
Es.t ~ 4>oagus5. ; 10 J. third. Tine lSi4 Emma
Wkss+- Syros Bath Beach. Chabis. Lord Eden and
is r. race lseyen furlong8-5resnore I0s Wright
Iav E9l. Light Of Day 100 fTayiorg. = second:
g.. posing 100 lAlavaTado, J. third Time, I:33@.
ftte f5lenflnzn and Calculate also
rl-h Iutle and nftW yarGs5-PFO6table, 100
ss-hl 10 9. won; GlenarvOn I0e (sGinderB. 20 !.
Isl tlaE ball 10 fK1spp. 10 70 J. third. Time,
F5.o - I>edean. Tom Riley Resin. AIr Dingie and
Ne also
2tt,a raee mile and sixfeenth)-Erne 81 0napp),
M &e3 Barney Dreyfuss 80 f5rahaED. 20 8, sec
need Made - 0ireenheldl. l. third. Tine
rss Serenity Montana peeEoss and sunny Shore also
aIscrSs los gElnapnJ. 70 B. second; Rowens. Ios
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
EMPIRE CLUB TO SUE.
CASE BEING PREPARED.
Interpretation of Words an Racing
Lac the Probable Issue.

The Empire City Club has fully determined TO
ke its 10 the courts in the matter Of the de-
,IsI q license by the State Racing Commission
r5 n dates by the stewards of the Jockey Club
cor . running meeting at its track In Yonkers. No
sea-ite action in the case was taken yesterday
+,,, the necessary papers are being prepared and
cone announcement can be looked for shortly. The
.,iou will be brought in Westches;sr County, and
ne first clash Will come at White Plains The
.ze VII q course. be carried through the Ap-
r,1ate Division TO the Court OF Appeals. whatever
,hs ruIinE Of the lower court may be. Robert Z.
ueponnell who represents his fathers interest in
ne case. said yesterday that he had absolutely
nothing 20 say for publication. beyond the fact
nat there would be no delay in bringing the action,
o that K possible. a ruling could be had from
the Court Of Appeals before the adjournment of
the June term
lssrned but the fight VIII undoubtedly hinge on the
question of the matter OF discretion of the State
RacnE Commission in acting on applications for
icenses. James Butler. who a two-thirds in
terest in the track said few days ago. when the
stewards denied dates TO the club:
II yiew OF our absolute rights TO hold a running
-se4i-g and our readiness and ability 10 comply
The State Racing Commission has option in the
matte. except 10 grant the license applied for
As The license denied the State Racing Com
nissior discretion under section of chap
ter SO Of The laws OF 1855 which says in part:
r f- the judgment Of such commission a proper
casa for he issuance of such license is shown,
nay grant such license FOX term OF one year.
The meaning Of the little phrase. If, in the judg-
r1snt o." is the stumbling block over which emil
rert counsel disagree. Does it imply discretion or
does il n01 is the question which the courts must
ie-i5e Evidently Mr. Butler mas been advised that
flv 50 intended. and TO the mind Of the average
yrlan ana n the opinion of eminent counsel it So
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
GOLF.
North Jersey association Elects Of
fcers for the Year.

Al the annual meeting of the New-Jersey State
Golf Association, held yesterday, Percy Jackson.
Yountakah Country Club was elected president:
7. T Reid. Montc'air Golf Club seer 2tary and
treasurer: l. CaIkns, Planheld Country Club; 9.
B. Beckwith Baltusrol: F. NJ Wilson. Englewood.
and Henry Hewat North Jersey Country Club.
members Of the executive committee. in addition
10 the officers. Calkins is chairman of the handi-
cap committee. and Wilson is chairman of the
tournament committee The annual championship
tournament will be held in the first week In June
on the links of the North Jersey Country Club.
Thus tar the association has held five tourna-
ments all of which have been largely attended.
Their first tournament. or State championship.
held in 1860. At the Essex County Country Club,
and was won by Archie Graham. North Jersey
Country Club. The second, held at Englewood the
following year, by Allan kennaday. Mont
clair Coli Club who retained the title in 1902 the
M0ntclair Golf Club links. The red letter year of
The assCciat ton in 1903 when the championship
was decided at BaltusTol, and there more
than hundred and nTty entries. The tOurEa-
neut was conducted broad basis, and there
were many other cup contests in addition to the
championship. The championship was won by
Marc Michael, YOuntakah Country Club. Last
wear the contest held at Enslewood. and the
new champion proved 10 be Murray Olyphant. OF
that cir
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
TO SEPARATE AUTO RACES
Bennett Cap and Grand Prize Not
To Be Run Together.

Paris. Feb. 2.-The International Committee OF
the Automobile Club of France has agreed that the
races for the Bennett Cup and the Grand Prize shall
be run separately this year. Should the govern
neht not consent to give authority extra race
over the Auvergne course. the cup contest will take
place in Belgium.
The decision of the French club to run the con
tests fer the James Gordon Bennett Trophy dnter-
national cup and the Grand Frix de la Automobile
ce France on separate days will be good news to
Automooilists in this country. Since the French
club announced its intention of running the two
races at the same time over the AuveTgne Circuit
storm OF protests from the other national auto
mobile organizations has arisen, the Automobile
Cub of Great Britain and ireland being one of the
hrst TO enter formal protest against the idea
PRESIDENT Dave Hennen Morris of the Automopiie
Club Of America recently sent a cable message IL
Clarence Gray Dinsmore. the Automobile CIuo -
America representative in Paris. to make a strong
protest in the name Of the Automobile Club OF
America
The French club proposed to start the cand.
dates for TIE international cup off first and then
send off the cars competing only for the Grand
Prlx- The teams in the international cup race
are limited to three cars for each nation, but IN
the Grand Prix contest France was TO be allowed
eighteen cars. including those competing for the
Bennett trophy. The allotment OF cars for other
countries by the French club was: Germany and
England, six each; Italy, Switzerland. Austria.
The race for The Grand Prlx is to be run for the
s time & TINS year ard was nsitptfd m 80 sy yoIH6 tnS
makers that they did not receive proper recosnl-
Gp IN has lhe aesd2 eH na vii
loC,o0 francs to the maker of the winning car in
PROFESSIONAL spirit Of the Grand Prx that protests
tion with the contest for the James Gordon Ben
nett Trophy. The main objection however has
5een thai i would be TOO dangerous 70 run The two
cars over such dangeGons course as the AuEeEsIis
turns and its winding and narrow roads
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
TAME GAME OF HOCKEY.
Wmderers Win from the Brooklyn
Skating Club.

The Brooklyn Skating Club and Wanderers
Hockey Club faced each other in Clermout Avenue
Rink. Brooklyn last night. in what was supposed
10 be a match game of hockey. 1t a poor ex-
hibtion. however OF the Canadian sport, and the
champions did not exert themselves as much as
they would in a practice game. They won, IS TO s.
Meeker. of Crescent Athletic Club. played goal
for Brooklyn owing to the illness OF KeiLUm. the
regular goal man Clarke did most OF the scoring
for the Wanderers. ard ". Blake got two of the
goals for Brooklyn and Holton one. Blake was the
ONLY man on his who made any kind of a
showing. The first half ended to and the second
Q .. -
out of the game owing to injuries, but will in all
probability be in condition 10 play when his men
meet tie Crescent seven one week from tonight at
St Nicholas Rink. To-day at Clermont Rink the
New-York Athletic Club plays the Cresceuts.
The Imam and score Of last NIGHTS contest:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
ICEBOATS IN CRASH,
". R0ckhW Potts Has NQrrOzC
EScape at Long Branch.

Long Branch. y J.. Feb. 20 (specaD.-w. Rock
hill Potts. the wholesale coal man Of NewYork
and 4 party OF his friends had a narrow escape
from serious accident while ice yachting late
Yesterday off Shallow Point. They were aboard
the Shrewsbury, captained by Edward Duffy.
their way from Little Silver Directly ahead
the Florence A in command of Frank Cooper with
George Taber and Frank L Rowland on board
The Florence A. ''1irted' when a few yards ahead
Of the Shrewsbury. which under full sail and
TOO close to avoid a collision.
The Florence As rudder vas carried away and
her cockpit cut in Captain Cooper
cut in the head and injured in the breast. The
Shrewsbury and her party were uninjured
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
sTANGLAND SHOULD NOT QUIT
So Says Hjertberg, Trainer of Columbia Team
1t Would Weaken His Heart.

Ernie Hjertberg. coach Of the Columbia track
team. yesterday said that he thought that Robert
stangland the broad jumper and former captain OF
the track team would DC unwise 10 give up attn
letcs entirely. To stop athlehcs compiFtely aitrr
-, -, ,,ce,re ar more OF training would mean
he said fhat Stangland,s heart world become
a. reinforcement the heart always attends
y - iI',ro,,s afblefIc training he said Neither Dr.
Wevisn Golurnbia's physical director. nor stang
is,sst.s 'faDaiIY physician advised him To quit.
stsngland is so busy with finishing up his gradu-
otior1 work that he Will not have time for athletics
anyiouz md he ginas up his course IA 4 short
time and can leave college within a few weeks, 1t
Is said.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
TROPHY FOR QUEENS sCH00LB0YS.
District Superintendent Chickering Offers
Bronze Statue of ''The Athlete"

District superintendent Chickering Of Queens
has offered 10 give a trophy 70 the Public Schools
Athletic League. for the elementary schools in
thar borough. The Athlete which was finally
decided on is a bronze statue b. DR. r. TAFT Ne
Kenzle. Of the University Of Pennsylvania and
represents the composite athlete taken from
study Of twenty-five OF the best athletes OF Amer
ica selected from specimens examined by Dr. Sar-
gent of Harvard. The trophy is 10 be given 70 the
School that receives the greatest number OF points
in athletics in the school year. Manhattan and
Brooklyn already have borough trophies
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
kANTAKA, NOTED SIRE, DEAD,
- rELEaRArH Do IL TRIBuNE.l

TBY TELEGRAFH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Lexington KY, Feb. D-The stallion imp. KAN
taxa sire OF many of the most noted winners on
the Eastern and Western turf in the last few years
is dead at the Meadowt horpe place Of his owner.
! r Fepper Kantaka was by Scottish Chief
seclusion by .admsr and was bred by W. Blen-
kron the English breeder. He was imported TO
tins country as a yearlng by the late =. lsorllaTd
al a cost Of $500 but owing 20 nn accident in
training he never started IN race. he was =
half-srother 70 the English Derby winner Hermit
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
LORI ENTERED IN To-MoRRows RUN.

Fred Lorz CT the Mohawk Athletic Club. who
finished first in the Marathon race AT the Olympic
games held IN St Louis last summer, after hav-
ing ridden part of the way in an automobile and
was recently reinstated after his expulsion by the
Amateur Athletic Union. has been entered Ia the
fvvenfv-eighth annual road race OF the Pastime
Athletic club 10 be held tomorrow over the
IaaQme-aYe. eouTse.