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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-14

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Beren Staaten fonnte mau Sablen-
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iener Staten in einem 8raoe 5lt-
nebnen, Der ieooh binter Dem Der
Bel : @eieIlitaft 5uriiditebt. @enn
mir 0us Sabr 1902, in meldem
llncle Sam feline telephone ge5abIt
bat, nno Die 3oblen, Die ii6 bel bic
ier 3ablung ergebcu baben, ols
IuSgangsptnft betrad)ten, 10 piirbe
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Telephone Der Ser. Staaten Die 3abI
100000 ergebcn mas 5riammelt
nit Den 100000 Ipparoten Ger
9eQ e @eienitoit iiir oas gauge
Sano 100000 ull5madJt.
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trGdtIibe 3eit nit Spreben iiber
Dos Selcpbon 5ll. Die geiammten,
innerbol6 eines Sobres gepflogenen
@eiprdd)e MAIDEN $50 Sobrbunoerte
aus, ipenm man oui folgenbc @eiIe
red)net. Die 2inien Der 9ell.@eleu-
idloit permitteln tGglif 100000
Selepbon . Gcrbinoungen. Die I'm.
a%bb1ngigen @eieQidaften meroen
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boltungen ODER beinabe 10 0ilionen
i'm Sabre ergibt. Inn lifer 5ll ges
ben, ipollen mir fiir jebes @eiprad
ourdidnittlid MIR 5iuei Wtinuten
annebnlen, ons mndt Cam betnabe
20 Wiuionen Winllten in einem
Sabre. 90 man nber 81 elmer I'M
terbaltung 5iuei Eerionen brau6t,
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den, iponad mon iinoet, DAB slme.
rifoner nabe5u 40 9iQionen Miinll.
ten nnl Selepbon 5ltbrtngen. 9ie
Wfinutcn in Sabre umgerefnet, ct.
geben nngefdbr 5000 Sabre, ober
$50 Sabrbunberte.
n@enn alio cine 8erion es inter.
nebnlen mollte, 10 9iaionen Sele.
pbon = 8eiprdhe, ieoes 5luei Minil.
ten bailerno, 81 pilcgen, 10 ipiiroe ct
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crfolgen, 10 miibtc cr feline Iufgabc
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lun1t bobcn 5ltr 3cit, ols Die alien
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oes @3blenmenihen aepeien iein
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alters beiprod)tn Duben. Ga, er
piiroe cine piel intereiiantere Gerion.
lid)feit fem, ol5 Der gtui9e Suoe,
oenn Der Wonn am Selepbon bate
piele Wole 10 aft fem miiiiert, als
Wetbuielob, cbe Der gipige Srioe
iiberbaupt ieinc @onoerungen an.
trat.
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boS Sclcpbon BON alien Ginridtlins
gen bes 20. SobrbunoertS Die meiite
3eit eriport. 8erm Die Imerifoner
idbrlih $50 Sobrbunberte an Selc-
pbon 5ubringcn u1b bnourh Belt
lparen, tuieuicl 3eit iparen lie oann
i%iberboupt? GicS lit cine Srogc.
Die iclbIt bon ben Stntiitifcrn nid)t
beultportet meroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-14

Inter SreunDtnnet. -
"aio, es bat iih berausgeiteIIt, oab
Der Baron, Der Dir oieien Sommer
Die GoIr idnitt, gar feiner ipar?-
Siebit 9iL ben babe id bod eIeid,
fir cincn aurpfiid)cr gcbaltcn!"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
SOME POINTS
IN THE CONTEST
THE YOUNG LADIES 6HouD ALI
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SPEC
lAL VOTE OFFER.

All iutcres I'd .a Tho %a"s' voting
contest are requested to bear these
points in mind:
First. Two thousand votes are
given for nyo new o. old si% months
subscriptions
Second. Orders must be turned in
not later than June /, to set the ez-
ira votes.
The special vote offer that has been
made has mot with hearty approval
OF The many candidates, both in and
out Of the city All realize that this
is the best time to secure votes and
viii turn in every dollar that they can
control so as to get the benefit Of the
extra votes.
Many are the pladuits that The
News has received for its liberal Of
lfer Of giving the candidates who Sc
cure the most votes in this contest an
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
National Tie Company Enters
Local Market Under Fav-
OrabIG Auspices
II is A BIG COMPANY
M'KlNNoN CAMPBELL is THE Lo-
CAL MANAGER AND THE OLD
Brown & CO. WHARVEs WILL
BE USED.

Another large crosste concern mas
announced ready for business in
Brunswick, the American rie AID
Timber Company, Of New York one Of
the strongest concerns in the busi-
ness, has established Offices in this
city. as web as at Jacksonville and
Felnandina The local manager Of
the company is McKtnnon Campbell.
formerly Of Florida, and cne of the
most competent tie men in this sec
Uon Of the country.
The new company, which has
boueht the entire stock Of ties Of
Brown & Co, numbering $4,000. will
use one-half Of the vh4ryes formerly
owned by Brown & Co and the entire
dock room Of the Whaley wharyes.
At present the company Is busily en-
gagged il disposing Of a large stock
on hand. which IS located in this
cry and in Jacksonville and Fernan-
dina
The company has extensive Offices
in New York. its headquarters and
Il. NJ. c. Vedder. of that city. is the
president of the concern and its NOV
ing spirit
Manager Campbell was seen by a
representative OF The News yester-
day and he expresses himself as thor
,---.r' T.. ,,ro1 1,faqeed with the citv and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
REMARKABLE ACCIDENT
Handsome Horse of Assistant Chief
owens Bit Off is Tonaue.

Handsome Horse OF Assistant Chief
ovens Bit Off its Tongue.
The handsome running horse re-
Gently bough by Assistant Gheif Of
Police owens met with a very re-
markable accident yesterday which
may result in the complete ruilation
OF the splendid animal.
The horse had been sent to the
blacksmith shop for some work and
in some way became frightened and
attempted to break from the shop.
In so doing the animal actually be-
came so enraged that it severed its
own tongue witns its clashed teeth.
Mr.. owens sought a veterinary and
endeayored in every possible way to
remedy the matter, but did not sue
coed very wen. The tongue was bitten
Off close to the root and the suffer
ing OF the horse was intense.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
CHURCH NEARING COMPLETION
New House of Worship of Methodsts
Will be Handsome One.

II. P. Dowling, the Waycross con
tractor who is erecting the handsome
new First Methodist church in this
city, spent yesterday in Brunswick
for the purpose Ct taking look at
the progress of the work.
He was seen by a representative OF
The News yesterday morning and
talks Interestingly Of Ike new building
Ho says the roofing and cornices are
all in position and thot all of the
work. both interior and exterior, is
progressing at a very satisfactory
rate. He thinks the building win be
ready to turn over to the congre-
cation By July /, and he insists that
il wiz be one Of the handsomest
church edihces in The state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
CAMBRIA is EXPECTED TO-DAY.
Savannah Tug to be Thoroughly
Ovsraauled by local Company.

Savannah Tug to be Thoroughly
Overhauled by local Company
The Savannah rug Cambria. one OF
the largest Of that port, Is due to ar
rave in Brunswick sometime during
today or tonight. The big Savannah
boat is to come to Brunswick to be
overhauled and repaired generally
and here is pretty good indication
OF the fact that Brunswick and Bruins
wick industries are attracting atteB
tion ali over the country.
The Cambria needed some impor-
tant rapairs; her boilers had to be
retired and new ones placed in posi-
ton; she had been in commission for
a long time and had to be thoroughly
put n shape. Her owners advertis-
cd for BIDS and the Parker-IIensell
Engineering Company, Of this city,
submitted the lowest one and receiF-
ea the lar5e contract, which involves
about $4,000.
The local concern is under contract
to hand over the tug practically re
built and they are in position to de-
AVER tAe goods.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
Savannah Members u ihe
Order Conducted the
Ceremonies
LARGE NUMBER WERE EPRESEHT
NEW ORGANIZATION PROMISES
TO BE ONE OF THE MOST pop
ULAR IN THE cITY-oFFicERS
WERE ELECTED.

st. Elmo Commandery, Knights
Templars, was instituted at Masonia
hall last night and forty-one stalwarH
received the rank of the commandeG
The state commander was represent
ed by w, s. Rockwell and George NJ.
Williams, of Savannah, and the in
stituting ceremonies were most beau
tifully and impressively carried out
The new annex to the Masonic
lodge in this city is calculated to
greatly stimulate interest here and
the fact that the attendance last
night constituted about ninety-hve
per cent of the total enrolment Of
the commandery speaks well for the
new organization.
After the institution was comp'et-
ed the commandery proceeded to the
election of officers. which resulted as
follows:
Eminent commander. N. H. Ballard.
Generalissimo, w. G. Brantley.
Captain general, w. F. Symons
Prelate, Rev Robt Kerr.
Senior warden, A. D. Gale.
Junior warder, w. NJ. Tupper.
Recorder e. II. Houseman
Standard bearer. ]. C. B, Bitch
Sword bearer. r. S. Pyles.
Warden, w. NJ Purvis.
Guards. r. R. Conant. A. M. Smith.
and r A. Wrench
Sentinel. J j. Spears.
The new commandery is organized
under specially favorable auspices and
its success is assured
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
THE PROPOSED
CANAL QttsXON
COL. GOODYEAR WRITES LETTER
TO MACON NEWS ON EHN
IMPORTANT SUBJECT.
~

The Macon News of yesterday has
the following which win be Of spec
ial interest Ee~e in DcIas.sick:
Col. c. P. GOODYEAR, cf Brunswick.
who did so much to improve lao
Brunswick harbor, is We Y mucu h.ter-
ested now in the construction Of
canal that will connect Tennessee
with the Atlantic ocean q. Geol .ia
with the Mississippi liy4r He has
written a card to the News II is AS
follows:
Editor Macon Evening News;
In the magazine. The World To.
day" for April, upon tr9 flontpicce
photo engrayure has pe'pa,ua.od a
picture of thrilling interest,".
A mountain side in Norway, ruG-
ged, precipitous. forests of fur trees.
mountain torrent. foam capped,
rushing over rocks to the valley. No
human agency could stem that mad.
leaping. rushing, mass of water.
Yet the mountain is the barrier
between the navigable streams. How
shall it be crossed, how overcome.
How shall the mountain torrent be
Iharnessed to mans uses-become a.
safe and effective carrier of vessels
up the precipituos mountain side?
A flight of locks, as ii has been de
scubed in the Literature Of canals.
A series Of canal locks. one succeed
ing the other, are built into the sides
OF the mountain upon a line parallel to
the torrent The water supply for
each lock is drawn from the torrent.
Half way up the side of this noun
tain appears a steamboat which has
been lifted from one lock level to
another. and has other lock Levels to
climb to the summit OF the mountain.
A wonderful exhibition of engineer
/ ing skill
In France two rivers are sepa-
rated by a chain OF hills The sum
nit and other levels lack sufficient
"@esF s99laS - y 9'Re''ia 4'e Na'el
SuRply 70 mountain a''C "a'9i ~
'Aese ieFei'' u7uaii9 eoii7ioeieu ' i''1''i
oDJso'ioh 70 caii'' 'o.i' = '.o'io''' =,
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
WELL KNOWN cRoseTIE MAN
:. e. Erosaoad i- in the City for {
Few Days.


>. E. Eroaa-ad i- in the City for q
Few Days.
J. e. Brodhead, Of Fleminston, n.
cne OF the largest crosstie dealers
81 the coaatr .swho has a branch ia
.a dtr under the management OF
W. p. Cook, arrived in the city yes
terday and viii be here for several
DAYS.
Ar. Brodaead is a great friend OF
Brunswick and believes in her 1u-
ture; believes that with the great ad-
vantage nature has given to this port
aith the development now under way
that the future OF the city is mos1
encouraging.
He is IL the city on one his regular
frgs 10 see how things are naviga-
eag generally and he expressed him
sef Is being well pleased with his
B.azswicA business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
LOCAL CLUB BEAT
WAYGR0SS BUNCH
lME WAS RATHER LOOSELY
} PLAYED-SECoND GAME
THIS AFTERNOON.

4 kBefore quite a large number of fans
N'unswick yesterday afternoon de-
Ated Waycross in. loosely played
~ game by ddkisive score of 9
to s.
Most of the fanl went out with
the expectation OF 81 ling the visitors
cop out the victory, as they had been
touted as strong amateur team but
the locals were not frightened by the
report. and went on the field bent on
winning the game, and they sarted
the run-getting in the very first in
ming when a man was sent safely
across the home plate.
The game went along about even
until the eighth inning, when the To-
Gals caught on to the delivery of the
visiting box artist, and, assistedmby
three or four. errors. succeeded in
Walker r., was in the 4 s5no
locals, and though he hs hit quite
freely, he kept them \ ELL scattered
and was very effecit whenever
he found himself in a hAle.
At times both the cMbs played
first class ball. but. as is Nlways the
case with amateurs. errors Sre quite
frequent and they counted Rst
both the clubs However,
was a very good one and &
number Of fans present sedg to
have greatly enjoyed it,
oVy,o 4u.o AOov,e will ,,IoU 400 IN
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29

Young White Man Injured at Planning
Mill Yesterday Morning.

Young White Man Injured at Planning
Mill Yesterday Morning.
w. H. Edwards of Mt Pleasant,
who is employed at North & Poor's
mill out on Mansfield street was
painfully injured yesterday morning
about o'clock, resulting in a fracture
Of the color bone near the neck.
Mr. Edwards was working near the
machinery when a large belt broke
and he was caught and thrown un-
der the pulley AND injured as above
described
Dr. A. c. Christie was called and set
the bone and made the patient as
comfortable as possible. He return
ed yesterday to his home at Mt
Pleasant and it will be some time
before he can resume his work at
| the mill
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
MEETING WITH BIG SUCCESS
Great Interest centers in Revival
Meetinna at McNendree Church

out IN New Town the splendid re-
vival meetings now in progress at the
NcKen9ree church are attracting
general interest and every meeting is
marked for its increased attendance
This afternoon special ladies'
meeting VIII be conducted at o'clock
and DR.. Hill proposes to deliver a ser
mon especially for the feminine gen
der, while the male persuasion is
also invited to be present.
The meetiags viii continue for the
rest Of the week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29

Inc IWO LealHs VIII DIdy d5dIH
this afternoon and it is expected
that another large crowd will be out.
Walker and Wright will again be
the battery for the locals, while Low
ther will do the pitching for Way
cross. The game this afternoon VIII
be called promptly at 3,45.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
TO TALK LODGE FURNISHINGS
Eagles viii Hold an important Meet
inq This Evening.

ing This Evening"
Glynn aerie Of agles viii hold an
Interesting meeting in their hall this
evening. The members Of the order
are especially urged to be present for
the reason that at the meeting this
evening the question of furnishing
new lodge room will be taken w and
disposed Of.
In addition a number of new mem
bers Will be initiated and the meeting
will be an interesting one generally
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29

automobile and trips to the James
town exposition.
The trips include transportation
both ways, Pullman accommodations,
meals a la carte erroute, and best ho-
tel accommodation at destination
the watches and scholarships are not
Of secondary Importance and ars not
to be overlooked The watches are
Of a standard make, 20-year case and
guaranteed to stand the test Of time,
meaning both accuracy and durabii-
ity The scholarships given away bY
The News win be something any
young lady would appreciate and viii
have tendency to be Of life time
benefit Il will be the means Of some
verify youHg ladies' securing an cd
ucaton that IS beyond the reach Of
MANI
Two thousand votes in addition
to the regular number issued on each
order. win be given for ave new six
months subscriptions A new year
lly subscription win count as two for
six months but no subscriptions for
/ less than six months @lll couat in 'his
offer The orders may be uraed IN
sinelY as secured, and the number
. Of extra votes ina
of the offer Sa@urdaT night viii -
&
given the candidates. The regular
Inumber Of votes that are uue on enc
oruer VIII be given on the orders as
] they are turned in, and the extra
votes will be issued after the close
Of the offer Votes that are secured
under this special offer viii only be
coed TO be polled the last week Of the
contest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
"Stephcn D. Lee,
.y, H.,
About complstea.

The pretty little residence being
erected on Howe street btween Rich
mond and Reynolds is about complet-
ed and will soon be ready. for oc-
cupaacy. The residence has already
Yeel rented.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
NOT UNTIL FOLLOWING WEEK
Will Criminal Cases be Taken UP in
the Sunerior Court.

VIII CEItlifai Ca5cS ne Gken Up IN
the Superior Court.
Whom Judge PARKER conyanos the
sure ior court next Monday work viii
he continued On the civil docket ana
it is eXepcted that the affection Of The
cour viii be directed TO this branch
Of work during the entire week, as
there are u number of cases yet to
be tried
Court officials figure that the crimi-
nal docket viii not be reached before
Monday, June O. if by that time, as
there are two or three Iong-winded
civil cases yet to be tried
When the criminal docket is reach
cd it will take the court some time
TO dispose of, as there are two or
three murder cases and number Of
others to be disposed Of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
All Dixie 10 Stand SIM
The Monument
Unveiled
gen. LIE ISSUES COMMANDS
FOR FIVE FULL MINUTES THE
ENTIRE SOUTH IN SILENCE is
TO BOW ITS HEAD AN DO HON.
AGE TO CONFEDERATE PRES.

An appeal TO all southerners to
briefly stop business and all moving
wheels at , p. m. June 3, the mo-
moent OF the unyeiling of jefferson
Davis statue at the Richmond reunion
OF Confederate veterans, has been is
sued by General Lee, commanding
the veterans
The order reads
General Order No. 67: The gen
eral commanding has perceived with
great pleasure the unusual efforts
that the survivors of the gallant ar
mes OF the Confederacy are making
to set foot once more on the hallow-
cd soil Of Virginia and his satisfac-
ton has been augmented by the wish
and determination Of Uese old heroes
to take part III the ceremonies Incl
dent to the unyeiling of the monu-
lment to jefferson Davis, the first and
only president Of The Confederacy
This order is now issued in the hope
OF enlisting in the movement to hon
or our dead president the popula-
ton OF our entire southern country.
In Honor Of Cause.
The general commanding earnest
ms desires and respectively requests
trat at the hour OF o'clock in the
Afternoon Of Nj Davis, birthday, June
>. 1906 the Confederate soldiers in
the United States and in other por-
toms Of the world, their wives and
children every man, woman and
chiid on our beloved. southland, capi-
| talists and laborers alike-reverent-
ny, with barred and bowed heads,
tnte to 90 homage 10 the adaiity and
aaility ol oar immortal leader Thus
shall we honor the cause for which
| he vigorously suffered, the lofty pa
triolism Of the men in the ranks Of
our armies and the noble women Of
the Confaderacy.
Suspend All Work.
"And to carry out the purpose Of
This order more efecuuaIly he ap-
peals to the managers Of all railroads
machine shopss and boundaries and
others employing labor to see that
all WORK is promptly suspended at
this hour, and absolute silence OBJ
served for the space Of five minu-
tes. Let the locomotives with the hu-
man freight be stopped on the rails,
all craft plying our waters be an
chored IN midocean, let the spindles
in our cotton factories stand still,
let all street car service be annuled.
let the fly wheels of all work shops
cease their revolutions, and all the
operatives Join in paying tribute to
the answering patriotism and uncon
Quarable loyalty
Unique spcotaois.
Such action. if carried out with
Inc concert that the general com
naanding desNrea, win proscnt spec
tacle unique in the annals Of his
torH. viii be an object lesson to the
rising generation, as far reaching as
beneficial. ard will cause the people
Of other countries 10 admire the hon
or and devotion CT men to principles,
for which ,hey fought again over
wheluins odds, with a gallantry IN
eTcellad in the ccor1s Of war
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29
FIRST CONCERT
THURSDAY NIGHT
ATLANTIC BAND WILL RENEE n
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM
IN hanover PARK.

The first summer concert under
the aew appropriation made blythe
city council al IT'S meeting lasc Thurs
dSy night viii occur in Hanover PARK
tomorrow evening, when the Atlantic
band proposes to give the people Of
Ae city a specially arranged pro-
gram tor the occasion
In addition to the regular band q
numb( fher local musicians have
.agreed littla parts in the concert
and it robably be the most at
tractiye IN bf the entire summer
Next Thursday evening the band
win be IN Orange park in New Town
and thus during The entire summer
season will the affairs alternate sc
as the'citizens Of both sections Of the
city may have chance to enjo
mem.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-29

before quite a large number of fans
Eunswick yesterday afternoon de-
Ated WaYcrnsS in a lnnsnlv nlavad
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-02
JURY GIVES FORMAL VERDICT
Inquest Held over Charles HunEate
and Funeral Service VIII
BE Saturday.

A formal verdict Of accidental death
was rendered by the ooroner's jury at an
Inquest held Thursday afternoon over the
body OF Charles C. Hungate, secretary
and general superintendent OF the Omaha
Ice and Cold Storage company, who was
Instantly killed Wednesday afternoon in
the hOistinE machinery at the company's
plant az CWtOn lake. Witnesses testified
the clothing OF Mr.. Hungate became en-
tangled IN the machinery OF the shaft in
the hosting gallery. which hurled him to
death by dashing him to the floor OF the
Rhaft house.
The funeral win be held Saturday after
nooa at 2 o'clock at Knox Presbyterian
church. Nineteenth and Ohio streets. In
terment win be IN Forest Lawn cemetery.
Mrs. Homer Ashbaugh. a sister OF the dead
man, arrived last night 10 attend the flu
neral and the brother. Richard c. Hun
gate, was expected today from Chicago.
Those who have been selected 20 act as
pallbearers are: II. b. Noyes. Charles Hop
per, George B, Haynes. Oliver ,Auchmoedy.
Ernest Hole. W. r. Mcfarland and Bryce
Crawford.