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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26
THE BOSTON NATIONALS.
Brush Makes Good Showing-Mertes
May Not Play On Team.

TThomasviiie, Ca. March 25-Thv,
Boston Nationals put in very quiet
Sunday here. The weather was perfect
and more restful conditions could not
we'll have been imagined.
1t can be put down as Il settled mat
ter that Sam Mertes will not play with
the Boston club this season. 1t seems
that when lMertes signed with the st.
Louis team it vas agreed that he
should receive $4,000 if he played there
this year. st. Louis did not care To
sign him at that price. but that does
not mean that Boston. to which he has
been turned. will have to pay him that
figure. Mertes' appeal to the commits
sion can amount to nothing, for the
reason that il that body should decide
that Mertes must be paid that sum if
he plays with Boston. the latter woul.l
simply turn him loose.
Boston now has Howard, Brush and
Bates. Brush shows up very we'll in
deed. He has had considerable expert
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Former Congressman Moses T. Stew
ems. one of the oldest manufacturers of
woolens in the country, died Monday
night at his home at North Andover.
Mass, after long illness.
Fireman c. Jones. and Brakeman H.
Howe We're killed and Engineer Binns
ard Fireman HerSe injured in Il col
lision between freight trains on the
Canadian Pacific near Myrtle, Ont,
Monday. r.
Andrew Anderson, who had his left
hand cut off in an extractor at Kun
hardts mill at Lawrence, Mass, Mon
day afternoon, died at the General hos
pital at night from the effects of his
injuries.
The Morton Salt block at Hutchinson,
Kas., the largest in the world, owned
chiey by Joy Morton and Paul Morton,
formerly secretary of the navy, was de-
stroyed by fire Monday night The loss
embraced a new s25O,0OO addition to the
plant and vast quantity of refined
salt. and may reach $1,000, 900.
Samuel M. Shaw, who for more than
so years was editor of The Freemans
journal of Cooperstown, n Y, died
there Monday night. He was 81 years
old. Mr.. Shaw was for many years a
prominent figure in Democratic state
politics. From 1916 to 1851 he was one
of the editors and owners of the Al
bany Argus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26

I'D. ID. remedy il worth its weight IN gold
One bottle cured my little boy Francis three
Years old OF y bad case OF Eczema. had tried all
sorts of remedies without effect When got
The bottle OF D. d. d. OF you had no faith in il
and expected the result would pc as IN tne past
Surprise one bottle made a complete cure and
ESQ cured my hands when had cut them and
caught the Eczema from my little boy had
tried n great many salves and washes with no
.uccess 1 cfeerfully recommend TO all troubled
with Eczema. ElChOl1aS hELLbf.
RockIand, Mass. Sept =. 1903.
Have you child with any skin affection.
f so YOU are criminally negligent if you do
cot Immediately cure it with D. d. D.
Prescription. Think Of the suffering as the
disease develops and the horror Of the IN
clean child. Be merciful and invest 81 90
today in bottle of D. D. D. Prescription:
This will insure safe, certain and rapid
cure,
Bowditch. Webster g. Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26
A HEAVY WEEK.
COLLEGE Schedule Calls for Some Live
" Baseball Games.

Boston, March 25.-With Yale, Cor
nell, Princeton, Lafayette and Column
bia in the South this week. the college
schedule is one of the heaviest of the
first part of the baseball season.
In fact, few more games will be play
ed in the later m Jnths when the teams
are in the North. and certainly no one
team will have an average Of as many
games a week as the teams now taking
the Southern trip.
The big game of the week from the
standpoint of interest and probable
good baseball is the Princeton-George-
town clash at Washington on Satur-
day. Both teams have shown excellent
early season form already, and, al
though the Tigers will have trouble in
selecting second strong pitcher should
Heyniger go back on them, the game
should be a good one. Princeton bids
fair to have a heavy hitting nine this
year, as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New DIRK. Mdrcl. =.
FLOI R-Reccipts, 31,6J5; exports. 1853;
sales, 80; steady with a moderate in
quiry.
WHEAT-Rec 5000; exports. 80,
JS4: sales, 2.1;O0G0 futures. 5000 spot; spot
easy; No. 2 red. S11z elevator; No. red.
s.? f o b anoat; No. ] northern Duluth,
91A b afloat; No. hard winter, S5a
f b afoat
CCRN-R,ceiptS 1890 exports. 2b9,7lo.
sales. $4,000 spot; spot steady; NJ. 3;'2
elevator and 52H o h afloat; No. white
81 and No. : yellow ST. o b aiioIt.
OATS-RecciptS. 23,.G0: spot market
barely steady: mixed. 26d'S2 lbs. ~; natu-
raj white, 3M:3 lbs, 4>ffJ0; clipped white.
56df4b lbs, f9ft.3
BEF.F'-Steady.
CUT MEATS-Steady.
I.ARD--EaSy: western prime &.SUIS.@.
pORK-Barely steady.
BtTTTER-Firm; receipts. 4126. Street
price: Extra creamery. 301ad3l. Official
30: held. common to extra, 21M30: state
common to extra, 1cm"5: western factory,
common to firsts. 19M2lh: western imita-
ton creamery extras. 26027; frsts, 23lI24.
EGGS-Easier; receipts, 22.1:S: state.
Pa. and nearly fancy selected white. %:
do. choice. 20M22: brown and mixed extra,
20: frstS to extra iirstS. 1Sm1SI.
POTATOES-Steady: Bermuda per Dbl,
5G,6.75: southern. 1.io0350: Cuban. 50r1; do.
old per bbl., 1.JGGi1.SJ; sweets per Dbl, 2
az. -.
SI-GAR-Raw. strong: fair refining. "a
centrifugal, Sc test, So: molasscs sugar,
pa refined steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26
BARKER STILL CHAMPION.
Boston Man Successfully Defends His
Title Against Heffner.

Boston. March 25.-Charles F. Barker of
Boston successfully defended his title as
national checker champion today in the
final game of this years tournament with
August J. Heffner. also of this city. Bar
ker receives the first prize. s159 the other
money winners in the tournament being
Hcffner, $50; L. s. Head of Bronxville.
$50; H. V Reynolds of Syracuse. $50, those
four finishing in the major division: III.
link of Boston. $50; Willis A HILL of
Lowell $40. and George Andrews of Bos-
ton. $50, the last three finishing in that
order in the minor section.
From the players who participated in
this years tournament team of five
win be selected to go to Great Britain
next year and play English and Scottish
teams for the international championship
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FOUR GOOD SHOWS.
Boxing Clubs In Philadelphia Do :
Land Office Business.

Philadelphia. March 25.-FOur boxing
shows will be held this week, the Spring
Garden A. c. having decided not to
bill a show for its regular evening,
which fails OH Good Friday.
All star shows will be held Tuesday
and Thursday at the Manayunk A. c.
and the Broadway A. c.. respectively.
Willie Moody of this city and Tommy
Lowe of Washington will be the prin-
cipals in the wind-up at the Wayne A.
c. Wednesday, while INK Russell and
Willie Fitzgerald will appear in the big
bout at the National A. c. Saturday.
More boxers continue to arrive here
every week, and on Saturday at the
National "a. c. three men appeared in
set-tos who were never seen in this city
before. They We're Tommy West of San
Francisco, a bantamweight; Jimmy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26

fans hereabouts and needs no mention.
OLaughln and Whooley will fight it
out for second base. Henderson writes
he is getting in fine shape by indoor
work. and will give good account of
himself at first base during the sea-
son. Those who saw him perform last
summer will not doubt that in the
least. This infield will be as fast as
any in the league.
Quite bunch of outfielders have
been signed. and it will be nip and tuck
between them to land the positions.
Talbot, who played OH the Winthrop
team two years ago has been signed
for center field. Last season at Salem.
Mass. he led that fast team in hitting
and fielding with a batting average of
1928 and fielded for $50.
Geo. McHugh of Sanford hit .312 on
the Bridgeport. Connecticut League
club, and in "a games had only three
errors in center field. He had trouble
with the management on the salary
question, and will not report this sea-
SON Thomas Hickey, another out
fielder. is vouched for by Captain
O'Laughlin as being good man to
lcdu OIL IHt DdllillS oiuNi VII "NN'"''s
of his ability to bunt and beat out the
ball. He is left hand hitter. Edward
Love of Auburn is another who will
be tried out. Love is an outfielder and
pitcher. George Arata of Halloween
will be given a chance to make an out
field position. Charles Lee of Holyoke.
Mass. whom Jessie Burkett, manager
of the Worcester club has signed.
writes Manager Wreath that if he can
use him he would rather play in Maine
than Massachusetts,, Manager Wreath
has seen Lee play. and it is likely he
will be signed. Numerous fans have
been beseiging Manager Wreath to
play a game or two on Patriots day
next month. Mr.. Wreath has acquiesc-
ed and will get team together for
that day. One game will be played in
the forenoon at the Driving park, and
the afternoon game will be played on
the Hallowell grounds. weather per-
hitting.
Following is the first complete and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26
HAVE YOU PILES?

DR.. Leonhardt's Hcm-Roid is an in
ternal remedy that entirely removes
the cause Of Piles, and cures to stay
cured any case, no matter how long
standing.
If you have Piles and Dr. Leon
hardts Hem-Roid will not cure you,
you get your money back.
A thousand dollar guarantee goes
with every bottle of Hem Rod sold.
Ii you want perfect and perman-
ent cure, ask for DR.. Leonhardt's Hem
Ro1d, the guaranteed remedy.
Sold by Bowditch, Webster & Co., of
Augusta, s1.00, or DR.. Leonhardt Co.,
Niagara Falls. N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26

word has been extended to the small
tributary of a river throughout its en-
tire course. In England these little in
land streams are called CROOKS"
which is clearly their rightful name
shallow water-courses with much
tumbling and pickering over stony
places. Milton very clearly distin-
guishes between the two where in
Paradise Regained'
'Freshet or purling brook"
may be contrasted with the lines in
Paradise Lost"
Forthwith the sounds and seas, each
creek and bay"
Both are here pictured with their char
lcteristic associations, the one as an
upland stream, the other as q tidal in
let. In the Bible the word Greek" is
used with perfect clearness as to its
meaning in the description of Paurs
shipWreck: and when it was day, thew
knew not the land; but they discovered
certain creek with a shore, into
which they were minded, if it were
possible, to thrust in the ship" Here
we have the idea of a harbor in the use
Oh the word. 1t is possible to see how
our brooks have come to be called
creeks when we reflect that south of
New England the large rivers have
many smaller streams emptying into
their tidal waters. The mouths of
these are often deep enough to make a
shelter for vessels, and they were I'M
doubleday so used by the early settlers.
Hence the term "creek" and it's extern
sion to the entire stream and to other
similar streams far inland throughout
wide extent of country.-Journal OF
Geography.
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BOXING.
Many Good Bouts On This
Weeks Program.
Two Matches viii Be Given at
RockIand, Maine.
-Four Good Shows Are to Be Given
In Philadelphia, Pa.

Boston, March 25.-Local boxers are
billed to appear in several of the mora
important bouts of the coming week in
various parts of the country, and while
there is little boxing hcreabouts. cx
cepting in Chelsea, Tuesday night Bos-
ton will have enough to keep it inter-
ested in the fighting game for one week
at least.
Tuesday night Jack CTwim Sullivan
Of Cambridge will fight Jack Palmer.
the FnGlishinan, in the latters initial
appearance in this country in Los An
i;eles, and Billy Rhodes. who might now
be called a local fighter is again to
fight Bill Papke in Davenport. while
Wednesday night Belfield Walcott will
fight in Rockland. Me-, and on Thurs
day night Blink McCloskey, who is now
in New York, will fight Willie Lewis
there.
The Winnisimmet A. c.. Of Chelsea
will hold its regular meeting tomorrow
night, in which BARLEY Connolly of
Portland, Me-, Will be on in the feature
bout with Jerry Gaines, the market
champion. In addition to this event
there will be three others. that between
Frank Mantell of Pawtucket and Cur
on as a close second in Importance to
the main bout. That the club will hold
a show this week is a bit unexpected in
some quarters for it was thought that
the event would be postponed on ac-
count of the issuance of warrants after
the visit Of the State police to the club
last Tuesday night, but the directors
promise to hold the show.
NIatty Baldwin, the local fighter bill
ed for a Western engagement this week,
will take the first step when he fights
Bezenah of his march to a champion
ship mapped out for him by Johnnie
Mack. his present manager Mack has
felt for Il year or two that Baldwin was
q champion, and wanted to get him al
work in the West in order to bring him
prominently before the public. Last
week he won his first fight there, blu:
when he meets BeZenah he will go
against just about as hard PROPOSE
ton as he has ever tackled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26
Plenty Of Material Signed
For Augusta Club.
Local Team Gives Out First
: List Of Players Signed.
Two Exhibition Games Planned
For Patriots Day.

The baseball magnateS in the Maine
State League are all hustling these
days to get the best available material
to make up their team, and at the same
time keep within the salary limit of
5000 per month. exclusive of the play
ing manager or captain.
Manager Wreath believes he has a
team signed now that will hold its own
with any team in the league.
The signing of Fred Gibbs was big
step in the right direction and as a
first pitcher he will be tower of
strength to the already strong team
Manager Wreath has signed. Contrary
to the usual run of pitchers Gibbs Is a
good batter. and can play good game
in the infield and outfield.
Manager Wreath believes he has a
find In young Skinner of Rockland.
Ed Remission says he has fine arm,
good control, speed to burn and brains
to back him up With McDuffee, the
clever southpaw of Dartmouth College.
to complete the staff of the three regu-
lar pitchers, and Love in the outfield
as utility pitcher. this should make
formidable array of twirling talent.
Bert Kelly Of North Andover. Mass.
comes highly recommended by Hender-
son and Follensbee as backstop who
will make good. The third station was
one that gave Manager Wreath consid-
cradle trouble. In landing young Nc
Dermott Of Boston he knows he has a
winner, for Johnnie Mooney would not
recommend a man unless he knew he
was o. K.
O'Neil at short Is well-known to the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

Potts Of Minneapolis, a welterweisht.
and Fred Bradley of Boston, heavy
weight.
The Iatter's debut was most impress
sive one. Bradley went after his oppo-
ncnt. Jack Williams. all the time. and
in The second round knocked him out
with 4 swing on the jaw.
Bradley proved to be not only agrees
sive. but his left swings to Williams
body left large red marks. Freddy
Weeks. the featherweight champion of
the Rockies, who arrived here last Sat
urt.ay with a great reputation as a
kuocker out, will probably be matched
to met Harry Baker of San Francisco
April 6.
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Boston Americans Again
Defeat the Colonies.
Sam Mertes May Not Play
With Tenney's Men.
1hIs Promises 10 Be Lively Week
For College Ball.

Louisville. KY, March 25.-With even
greater ease than the opening contest.
and before a much larger gathering Of
fans, Chick Stahl's Bean Eaters took
the second game of the series with the
Louisville Colonies Sunday at Eclipse
park. The score was II to l, a tale
which tells itself.
The Boston team gave an exhibition
of real ball playing. They pulled off
double plays, played inside ball and
performed with precision and speed as
though they We're in the campaign for
the championship silk of the American
League.
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Boston Produce Market,

Boston, March r.
nchanGcd, srrI.g pItcnts d3J
CORN-I.owcr; No. yellow S.
OATS-I'nchangtd NJ. clipped whits
HA1-Quict; No O.
Mill FEED-Quict.
STRING RRAN-2LtNI25.
MINED FEED-241-ft2f50.
PORK-Dull: medium 1926.
IIARD-pdll: 10i%
EEEF-Stcady; whole catiI" SMSI4.
IAMBS-Stcady: spring 12IZGti3.
VEALS-Stcady: 10Ml-.
RI-TTER-Firm; northern 32G 20.
CHEFSE--F York state HYMlJ.
EGGS-Firm; choice 23I.2i; western y
APpLEs-Dun; No. Baldw:ns 2.-5fc
POT ATOES-Dnii: Hebrors -.
SIrGAR-Steady on Il basis Of i.S0 fo-
glanllatcd.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tuesday-Bartlcy Connolly VS.. Jerry
Gaines at Chelsea; Jack Palmer VS.. Jack
(TwiD Sullivan at Los Angeles; Mike
Schreck VS.. Ben Tremble at Hbbin,
Mimi: George Cole vs. Morris Harris a.
Altoona. Pa. Billy Rhodes VS.. Bill Papke
at Davenport, Ia
Wedncsday-Jack Cardiff VS.. Jim Bon
ner at Tamaqua. Pa: Belfield Walcott
VS.. Tom Sawyer at Rockland. Me.
Thursday-Tommy Murphy VS.. INid Sui
Ivan ait baltimore: Willie Lewis VS..
Blink McCloskey at New York
F'rday-Terry Martin VS.. Sailor Burke
at PHILADELPHIA
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Child

MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. for
children teething, softens the gums, reduces
collie. Perfectly safe in all cases. We would
say to every mother who has suffering child :
Do not let your prejutice, ner the prejudices
inc child and the relief that will be sure-yes
absolutely sure-to follow the use Of this
mctlicine, # timely used. Prise 49, Q bottle
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New York Cotton Market.

New York MIrch ..
Cotton spot closed quiet 10 points lower.
MiddIing uplands 1899; do gulf 111j. Sales
co. bales.
ia weston quiet 10 1916: Charleston
quiet 10@s; Memphis steady, 1hK; New Or
leans easy. 10 11-1G; Mobile nominal, 10A;
Savannah quiet. 1ts.
Net receipts for three days, 1851.
Exports to Great britain. -. IL; 10
France, :t,G9; to the continent, 23,l92; 10
Japan. 5000.
Stock, 1,01S,22l.
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Creek.

The word Greek originally meant
the tidal estuary of small river. a
place where vessels might find harbor.
and it is so used throughout Great
Britain today. In certain parts of the
United States. notably along the mid
die and southern Atlantic seaboard, the
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ence in a baseball way. and looks like
a good batsman and fielder He made
the trip with the club just for fun. anu
sized up so well to Tenney that the lat
ter asked him if he did not desire to re-
main with the team. He Will receive a
good trying out.
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official lineup given out by any club in
the Maine State League:
Pitchers-Gibbs, Skinner, Love and
McDuffee. nfielders-HenderSon lib,
O'Laughlin 2b, Whooley %, O'Neil IS,
McDermott 3b, Kelley G. Outfeldcrs-
Talbot, Arata, McHugh and Hickey.
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New York Money Market.

New York, March ..
Prime mercantile paper 6n6H per cent.
Sterling exchange weak at 4So20tf4s 3. .
for demand, and at 419M41995 for C0-day
bills
Posted rates 48O1I4SiE.
Commercial bills 47SAU41S7s.
Bar silver 655s.
Mexican dollars !0h.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds weak.
Money on call GALS per cent; last loan
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LOUISVILLE.

TWo-hase hiI<-!7 ng Iaub 2, Brashe a:.
Sacrifice hits-Schan, Barrett. p. Sullivan
2, Cnglaub. Ferris =. Doub plays-l<ec-
win and Sullivan; Collins. Ferris ami IN
glaub; Ferris. Wagner and UngIaub:
Stahl and Wagner. Stolen base-Stahl
baIisHOfr Kenna 8. OFF kroh 5. of Xii
Han /. eff Bunton ?. Wild p.tckes-kea-
ma 2.
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BASEBALL GAME S.

At acksonville-BroOklyn (NatD a.
Jacksonville (South Atlantic) 0.
At Philadelphia (Nat) 3
Charleston (South Auantic) /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26

steady but slow; common to prime steers
All
HOGS-Rrceipts about 5000; market 10c
lower; choice heavy shippers e.2JM6.22H,.
SIIEEr-Rcccipts about 1000; markct
steady but dull; sheep N6.2J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-26

Col. Albert l.. Meyer. 18th Cavalry.
has been selected for promotion to the
rank of brigadier general to fill a va
cancy created by the death of Gen.
Whit
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Chicago Produce Market.

lnlCJgO. NtTCn
After q nervous session. the local wheat
market today closed easier on selling
brought out by an official forecast of
colder weather for the Southwest. Fined
quotations on the May delivery We're off
knH. Corn was up x. Oats were I'M
changed. Provisions were 171a to 20@22A
lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-May 1875; July 171s6iH; Sept.
1Sm1s.
CORN-May 457.m46: July AZ; Sept IS.
OATS-May 4l1@Gl3s; July 37ls; Sept. 32X
a..
MESS PORK-May l5.45; July 1856.
LARD-May $50; July so; Sept. S.I5.
SHORT RIBS-May $40; July S.521s;
Sept. S.57lz
Cash quotations Were as follows:
FI.OUR-Easy.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. soaSS,k; No. 8,
13IS2t. No. 2 red. 737s6D747s.
SokN-No. 2 44@A' No. yellow AZ
OATS-No. .. Al; No. . white, 42l4a43;
No 3 white, 4Od4i.
RYF,-No ., 81.
MALTINCi-67m7
FLAX SEEDING. ], 1131a; No. l north
western. 1.21k
TIMOTHY-Prime 445
CI!OVER-15.0
SHORT RIBS-S.256S 3I1A.
MISS PORK-15 50n15. 621a.
LARD-S.72k.
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It you want QUICK RETURNS just
insert little ad. in the Journals
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. March %
CATTLE-Receipts about $500: market
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BuTTER-Frm; creamery, 22G29l2; dali
res. 2on27
ECrGS-Steady; at market. cases includ-
ed. 16izG17: firsts. Is: prime firsts, 49,
CHEESFi-Easy; 1906.