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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
Coyne Wins Glenmore Event.

SAN FRANCISCO. June lo-The Glen
more handicap. at one mile and six
teenlh. AT Emeryville today was won 6riy-
the nnisr H. q. elem finished second
with a great hdrst of speed. The mile
event was taken by Eckersall after a
ing ground n, the end CroiX d or Just
managed 10 show. The last was run
away for Pha'anX.
FIRST iGGG Ir;%r.inIy W.nso, course, purse scr ~
White Gregg. Ill (Palmsl . 10 l. sec
ond Bon Vivant, 80 CIV. SMITH. 90 to l.
third, Time, IL 70. Me'aT; H., NAY MAY
senator Warner. Mocrs. Glendening,
Black Eyes and Cathenesshire also ran.
Second race. one and a half miles. sell
Ing -Avontellus, III tMentryD, even. won
Benyollo, 10 a. WrlghJ2, . 10 :, gee
ond Ding Dong II, los tJarretu, 40 to !,
Joker and Watercure also ran.
Third race Ave jdrlongs- College Wild
ow. loe CGrcssel. to o. won; Follie l..
100 (Kirsehbauml to 2. second; 81
Avon l06 CA Wright. II 10 2, 'hird,
Time l:0I 10 Kismct Jr. keston and
Memorlzc also ran.
Fourth race. or" mile and sixteenth,
CIenmore hardicap-Joe Coyne. 80 Nc
Rae) Is To D, won j. G. Glenn. ~ Men :
tryJ, TO |. second, Fred Bent, los
III{irschbaumJ' u to .. third. Time. J "a,
ralamund. Woolma Rubric, Deruma and
Frascuelo also ran.
Firth race. one mile. pursc-Eckcrsall,
III (KirschbaumJ. 10 2. won: Nartie
Bunppo, lOG o.. WILSON,, S to J. second
CroI[ dor los &C. Suliyanl. TO !.
third Time. 1:il 3-5. Florence tonso.
Nina Gibson Fisher Boy Manila s. Pep
Der Pod. suavi,a and Kumiss also ran,
sixth race fvc and half furlonGs.
nurse -PhalanX. 1lo CPalms). 10 /. won,
Tavora, lO6 Ga. Wrighp; TO J. second
third Time. 1;O7 l-5 Purse Rose, Billy
Mayham and Escalante also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
THANKS EXPRESSED
IN LETTER TO CLUB
Omaha Business Men Well
Pleased With Their Recep-
tion in Salt Lake.

Without waiting to finish their jour
ney, the Omaha business men who are
accompanying the Great Northwest
Trade Excursion which arrived here
last Saturday prepared a letter while
enroute on June II in which they ex-
press their appreciation of the recep-
tion which was accorded them during
their visit in Salt Lake. The letter
was addressed to tho Commercial club
and was signed by ". j., Yetter, chair
man Of the executive committee of the
Omaha Commercial club; j. NJ. Guild
a commissioner, and +. n. Taylor
chairman of the committee in charge
II is as follows:
on account of the size and importance
OF Salt Lake City We were some what I'm
doubt as 10 what kind ~ g reception we
might receive there. but after the expert
cnce enjoyed al Your hands Saturday af-
ternoon and Sunday are free to say
that 10 more cordial reception. or treat
mont. has been received oy US anywhere
on this great trip. We were pleased to
he met at Ogden by your select commit
tee and deeply touched by the large turn
ont OF representative business men and
citizens generally on our arrival. We ap-
preciate the honor conferred on our Gov
Governor cutler and Mayor Thompson.
Instead Of finding a city wrapped up IN
Itself, with no time for visitors from other
cities and states. We found your people
2 most hospitable set: instead Of finding
ourselves strangers we we're taken In
more like brothers.
without exception we oil enjoyed Tho
delightful ard instructive ride around
your city ana particularly the organ re-
cital given In cur honor. We recognize
the compliment paid us and our uu1rtette
ln allowing Them the privilege Of render
Ing n coupla Of selections in the Taber-
nacle To be loaded on the cars and
shipped out To Saltair was another treat
which but very few az us had ever Ell
loved The representation i'm the water
showed clearly how much Of a treat a
duck IN the lake is 10 Omaha visitors.
The fact is. we cannot adequately OK
press our heartfelt appreciation for these
many kindnsssns and fear We may never
II sble 10 repay YOU. Should your people
return the call SOM" time we would he
only too glad In do eYerylhlng in our
power 10 recprocate. In the meantime,
however, any NJ your people visiting or
passing through Omaha are cordially in
Vited 10 visit oUr club rooms and eDiov
the little courtesies that we will be only
too glad TO extend.
We have had n very successful trip in
every way and II has been most nstruC-
tive one 10 MS. We have carried out tho
idea Of II and have seen and learned from
actual observation the commercial sltun-
ton throughout the entire territory Wis
tied
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
TEACHERS ARE WANTED FOR
COUNTRY SCHOOL DISTRICTS

School teachers seem to have obiec
tions. TO teaching In the country
schools. even those near Salt Lake A
number of positions, rs good ms any
in their line. arc going begging in the
county Just now Among these are
principalShips of the West Jordan md
Bingham Junction schools, the salaries
OF which are $1,000 a ycar. The Jordan
district is short n dozen teachers and
is unable To secure teachers. Accord
ing to j, w Smith. County Superinten.
dent. pcdagogues are scarcer than for
five wears back. On the other hand,
there has been no lack of applications
in the city and no difficulty in filing
all Vacant positions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
SAVES HIMSELF AND
LEAVES GIRL TO DROWN
COwardIy Youth Goes Home to
Bed After His Companion
Had Perished.

BRIDGETON, n. T., June lo,-In.
vestigation is being made of the drown
ing in Sunset Lake last plight of Miss
Mary Vcnnel, whose body was found
IN shoal water today, the face and
body showing cuts and bruises.
Last night the girl went rowing with
George Evans. Later their boat WAS
found filled with water, and Evans was
hanging over chair. His explanation
was that in changing their positions
the boat sank under them. Evans said
he had great difficulty in freeing him
self from his companion, who, he said
was seeaming for help, while she held
him tightly about the neck. They had
gone down twice, Evans said, when nc
freed himself and 'swam ashore, He
had told no one Of the drowning OF
the girl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
Travellers Announce Programme.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. June l9.-The programme for
the sports as arranged for the two days
of the q g. 7. convention 20 he held
on June II and 90 as give'5 out by the
committee today. is az follows;
Friday. June II. > p. m.-Foot races,
100 ard da sh, 22O-y yard dash, ilO yards
onc-half mile and one-mile runs. with
prizes for encb event. and relay Of one
mile between the Provo Commercial club
and the L. G. It. The lineup from the
Commercial club is r. c. Watkins. IL c.
Hicks. Bert Smooi. A. f. Accord. 7. w.
KIrkham. H. W. Cease. j. w. Knight
and r. 9. TeetEel \ baseball game be-
tween selec, team from Provo and the
L. e. T. Grand ball In the evening at
the Mozart hall
Saturday at IN a. m.-Basebal game
between The fats and leans OF the u. &.
T. with horse racing in the afternoon.
purses 10 he given for all events.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
ACCIDENT AVERTED
Cliff Jamison Thrown by Automobile in
Front Of Street Car

Another fatal street car accident was
narrowly averted at Main and First
South streets about noon Wednesday Y
by the quick action Of q motorman
. Cliff .Jamison of 355 East Seventh
South street, l7-ycar-old lad who
works for Warburton & Graves, black
smiths, on East First South, Just east
of the fire department, came near be
ing the "fsll guy This time. An an,
tcmobile, coming up the street at a
good rate of speed. that young Jamison
did not see, struck him on the hip and
threw him in front Of the approaching
car. Fortunately for Jamison, the mo
tormau saw him in time 10 bring his
car to stop abont ten feet away,
Jamison was not badly hurt and got
up and hustled out of the way. He
was able to be at his work Wednesday
afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
RUFF SENTENCE DELAYED
Self Confessed CRATER Gains One More
Respite by Grace Of Prosecution

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1o.-By IAN
arrangement with the prosecution, the
sentence that was to have been passed
upon Abraham Ruef was postponed for
another fortnight.
Chief of Police Oman will be re
CURED to answer tomorrow the accusa'
tion which charges him with malfeas-
ance in office. When the charge was
called this morning Attorney Nat II,
Coghlan declared that he had Just been
retained in the case and he was nm
familiar with the facts. He asked for
a continuance Of one week
Assistant District Attorney Harrison
opposed the delay, declaring that too
much time had already been wasted.
Judge Seawell granted delay of TWEEN
ty.four hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
NONE TO BLAME
Verdict Of Naval Board Regarding Loss
of the Minnesota IS Launch.

WASHINGTON. June l9.-Admiral
Emery, commanding The fourth division
Atlantic feet, arrived from Hampton
Roads today with the report of the
naval board Of investigation which has
been looking into the loss of the launch
of the hattleship Minnesota the night
of June 10 The board found that the
launch had fouled steel hawser with
which The big tug Crisfeld was towing
u barge carving loaded freight cars
from Cape Charles to Norfolk,
No criminality is attached TO the of
fcers of the Cris6eld, who were IN
ionoranca Of the disaster
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
ONLY BRIEF SESSION
Peace Conference Is Satisfied With One
Hour Of Work

THE HAGUE, June l9-Today' ses-
sion of the peace conference lasted only
an hour. Publicity for future plenarv
sessions was unanimously adopted. The
only unexpected feature was PROPOSE
tion submitted by Baron Marschall Won
Bieberstein of Germany for the crea-
ton of an international prize court for
the settlement of difficulties arising
from the judgments of local prize
courts. This was referred to a commit
tee Great Britain and the United
States supported the proposition.
The remainder Of the session was per-
functory. Four general committees
were named as previously forecastcd-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
BRYAN Praises President.

OTTAWA. Kansas, June l9,-SPeak-
ing today to G0o0 people, at the Chau;,
taqua assembly, William ). Bryan urged
Secretary Taft, vino will speak tomor-
row. 10 indorse Roosevelt s stand on
the income tax and treatment of swol-
len fortunes. ~ glory in what the
President has done, said Mr.. Bryan,
"but he has not done enough Demo
cratic ideas have been worked out.
Democracy which laid the reform egg,
claims 10 be the chicken S mother quite
as much as the hen that is hatchlng
IL -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
DOCTORS ENTER PROTEST
Want osteopaths and Christian Scien
fists TO Pass Regular Examination.

NORFOLK, June lo.-The American
Institute of Homeopathy today adopted
n resolution creating q council Of five
on medical education, having for its
object the general aid, advancement
and improvement of all medical asso-
Citations. colleges and homeopathic in
stitutions in the United States. DR..
Thomas McConkey of San Francisco
was named as a member of the council,
A resolution was adopted protesting
to the Legislature against the practice
of osteopathists and Christian Scien-
lists without passing the regular State
medical examinations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
BREHERTON CRUSHED
BENEATH HIS HORSE
Lassoed BrOncho Drags Horse
and Rider Over Steep and
High Bluff.

SrprlaI 10 me lllbune
BURLEY. Ida. June la.-Herbert
Beaverton. weIl-known citizen OF Cas-
sia county. met with an accident near his
home At Elba which resulted I'm his death
Mondul,
He was out on the range rounding uD
stock and I'm lnssotng a horse the animal
he was riding was pulled over q steep
blun The horss and rider were thrown
10 the ground, the pomm-l OF the saddle
crushing into his chest. mfictng internal
injuries which resulted in his death a
few hours later.
Several other riders were nearby and
upon seeing the impending danger rushed
TO The assistance OF their comrade. But
tEcv were too lace 10 render any help. as
the wild, plungmg broncho had succeeded
in dragging both horse and rider over
the bluff. Brewcrton was taken to his
home and Il doctor from Albion sum
moned. but died shortly after in great
agony
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
POISONED MILK Is
SHIPPED TO GOLDFlELD.

Special To Tho Tribune. o
GOLDF1ELD, New, june 10;
Poisoned. milk and tainted
meats are being shipped 10 Gold
field. An earnest WAY was begun
against the evil by the board
Of health. aroused by the fact
that the milk, mixed with FOR
maldehydr, came nearly causing
the death of the infant son of
Henry Weber, the millionaire
mining man. All milk is shipped
~ from outside. il often being
forty.cight hours on the road
Hazel Mackenzie. woman OF
the half world, committed SUI
eide in Goldfeld this morning,
by taking hig dose of NOR
mime She was twenty-five years
IF age, and came here from
spokanc, and is thought I"
have originally come from Win
nipcg. Canada,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
Results at Latonis

CINCINNATI June l9.-The results at
Latonia today were as follows.
First race seven furlongs-Bell Toone
won, Blaze oLight second Oak Grove
third. Time. l:cS SIS.
Second race, tive and Il half furlcnzs-
Bucket Brigade won Colonel Bray sec
ond Silver Cup third. Time, i:02.
Third race, sin furlougs -- Bonebrake
won. Telescope second BrodarIck third.
Time. 1:li As.
Fourth race, one mlle--Phil Finch won,
Mike Sutton second. Plant Land third,
Time. l;i1.
Fifth race SIX furongs-Ada O Walk
er won, Geneva s. second, Black Dress
third. Time. 1901 "-5.
Sixth race, ono mile--MonsiGnor won.
Hazel Patch second, Woolstone third.
Time. Tao i5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
IDAHO MASONS MEET
IN RUDE LOG CABIN
First Grand Chapter of the
Royal Arch Organized at
COeur d'Alene.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, June I9.-In a log
cabin at Occur 'Alene yesterday rep
resentatives from nine of inc eleven
chapters of Royal Arch Masons III
Idaho met and organized the first
grand chapter of Royal Arch Masoas
of Idaho. Victor Landqnist Of Lewis
ton was chosen chairman of the
meeting and j, L, Williamson of Boise,
secretary. The grand chapter will be
constituted at Boise September u.
1907, at which time the grand Masonic
lodge will be in session. The follow
ing grand officers were elected:
Grand high priest, James A.
Pinney, Boise; deputy grand high
priest, Victor Landquist, Lewiston;
grand king, Frank D. Vim, Occur
d 'Alcne; grand scribe, NJ. II. Orm-
stead, Pocatello: grand treasurer
Charles Himrod. Boise; grand secre
tary, Theodore Randall, Boise; grand
captain of host, f. NJ. Bybee, Idaho
Falls; grand principal sojourner, w.
III. Batting, Wallace; grand royal arch
captain, j. NJ. Waterhouse. Wciscr.
Today the summer normal board
has been in session here, making ar
rangemcnts for the summer normals to
be held at Pocatello, Boise and Occur
'Alenc, beginning July 10.
Gun Fighter Fined.
Bob Mcldrum, the detective from
Colorado, who is employed here by the
prosecution In the Haywood case, and
who was arrested yesterday for strik
ing Thomas Fry, witness for the
State, was fined 800 and costs.
This evening a special train was
run from this city 10 Namps, taking
number of Boise citizens to attend this
afternoon S session of the Idaho School
association, now holding its annual
meeting there
Word was received from Caldwell to-
day 10 the effcrt that work on the San
Francisco, Idaho & Montana rail
road, 10 be constructed from that
place TO Winnemucca. will commence
July I.
The Federal court officials have all
returned from Moscow, where they
have been holding the trials in the
North Idaho land fraud cases Judge
Dietrich went on 10 Pocatello. but will
return TO Boise in few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
TucIser Loses Suit.

IEAVENWOETH. Kan, June la-1he
iur,- I'm The case Of the Uncle sam Oh
compalrr. In which II n. fucker, Jr,
SOUGHT To have the receiver appointed by
,h. Stale supreme court removed re.
turned a Verdict today finding against
TuGI;cr The recelvership therefore
stands Tn" verdict vas written out by
.Iudge Amidon IN the United states dis =
iury upou the courts instructions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
s%o susanett Admits Guilt.

g brotsss June is.-Oliver NJ. Den
"a viii who was arrested in
,Alpn ,loli,o thefI Of more than
eonpany n'a,s in bonds from the
ay 10 ol America. pleaded
rdlsn eooa oaaars" Of crImlnaliy re
Il fr1,,s. soodS. He will I've sen +.
al Va, Inc theft of the honds
st a Ioan' ar'ous times by WiII,am
van clerk. who Is awatiing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
Marblehead Wins Trial Heat.

MARBI EHEAD Mass. Juno 10. In
tho frst OF todays trial races for Son
dar cIass boats 10 represent America in
the contests this season In Gcrmany and
SnoIn Eho Marhlchend, new boat. won
in / hour. IS minutes and ~ seconds.
'Tbc race was sailed OH triangular
course OF six miles In light and shifting
oIra Tho Spokane ~. was second, The
Ma rbIehead also won the second race.
she was closely followed over the line by
,hn T,he,yink ytII. and Spokane III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
MAY IMPOSE FINES
AMOUNTING TO MILLIONS.

CHICAGO. June 19,-Judge
Landis, before whom the recent
trial of the Government against
thc Standard OIL company on
the charge OF rebatipg was held.
today summoned tho attorneys
on both sides and asked them
for details regarding the tinan-
cial status of earnings and own,
ership of the company and for
further information regarding
It's dealings with the Chicago &
Alton railway in matters Of
rates. He also asked whether
the Standard Oil company
owned the Union Tank Line.
The verdict in the case was
against the Standard Oil com
panv and placed it within the
discretion of the Judge to i'm
pose fines amounting TO many
millions Of dollars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
German Navy salutes King.

KEEL. Germany Iune l9.-'rhe regatta
of tbe Imperial Yacht club began today
with stormy weather. Two unimportant
events for small raters were the mrs,
Emperor william, ON board the i'm
poriaI Yacht Hohenzollern. steamed up
IsioI has. salufcd by nearly the whole Of
,hn German navy. moorcd I'm lines two
mics I'm length Oh either side OF the
channel There were eighteen bnttlesbips.
,uyclvc cruisers great and small and
many torpedo boats present Eighty sail =
Ing vaohts are anchored off the yacht
club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
Business Leader Arrested.

,WAIKEE. juno 1o--ha Il. Smith
n member OF the wholesale grocery nrm
OF smith Thorudyke & Brown. which re-
comfy went into Involuntary oankrup'cN
sworn out by Oliver c, Mason, real
estate broker This charged him with
accepting money under false representa-
tion OF his nrm'S financial condition.
Smith has been president or the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers association
and has been "A prominent Cluhman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
Utah Smelter Receipts.

Specisl tn The Tribune.
OGDEN. June lD.-Ore receipts al
tbe Utah smeltcr today were: cars
Bingham; . Ajax; : Montana.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
First. ssrious Wreck.

SPOKANE. Wash, June 19.-Ths Spo-
kane International railroad suffered the
first serious wreck in its history last
niSht. when a freight train jumped thH
tracl. near Green Acres, severely nur-
Ing eight men. all employees of the road.
Unr Of them. Brakeman Waters. Is so
badly Injured that sm01 hopes are neid
out for his recovery,
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Lewis Loads With 78.

HOY LAKE. England. June l9.-Tn the
second days play of the qualifying COM
petition OF tho international golf cham
pionship Hutchinson Of New York made
the first round In SO strokes "A. j.,
Lewis leads, with a score OF 1S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
Lost nv Poor Work.

SIOUX CITY. June i@.-SIouN City lost
the second game =. the Des Mclnes series
today by poor work IN the seventh inning.
inning z. II u.
Sioux CITY ~ q n . u q o o O. S o
Des Moines . . . q i: 1 5 o o-S II ;
EaLteries-Corbelt ard Spies; Sporer
and Gydgsr
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Boat Sinks, Grow Saved.

TORQUAS, England Juno lp--A tor
pedo boat. name unknown. was sunk OF
Bay Head this afternooG after an eNplo-
sion had occurred on board, The British
torpedo gunboat Drvad saved the torpedo
hoat'S crew
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
Gold Bullion Received.

Special 40 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June l9.-Gold bullion from
the SEWER company, IN Gold M3onisiuI
rncaived ot the FIRST National Bank of
Ogden, $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
lilrlsu'u Coastwise LAVE

i IN '9ne 'Na le.-Governor Car
's Ina, NE NE United States. has
aciIon ne hopes To secur. p hI,
nj hss ar. u modification of the
|u and San FrencIsca ,rS.le De
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
'~aa OF Linnn1n o.

sen. oN, ,,,,Il. H., June ia. - col,
~, died t"dIialilonalre banker and
F'sldcn, Iiyu war and a close
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Hard-Fought Game.

PUEBLO June l9-Omaha tool; to-
days game in eleven innings by score
OF TO 8. r. II E.
Pueblo 80. II 0 o o 0 i O-5 4
Omaha . O ? 0 o o o o Al IL 2
Batteries Fitzgerald. Drill and Smith;
Sanders Ragan, ard Cionding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
WESTERN LEAGUE
Lucky in Hitting.

DENVER, June 19.--Denvcr defeated
Lincoln TO l by opportune hitting.
r. II. y.
Lincoln -. -. o 0 o o 0-1 ?
Batteries-Olmstcad and McDonough; ;
Cicotte and Zinran.
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YOUR VACATION

VIII be made more agreeable II
The Tribune follows you. No
extra charge for mailing Ae-
dress changed as often as do
5ired.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
siToRs BUREAU

have not visited The
" ,. yos you have missed
1rpune All ehe latest Iltera-
rrs'O,"I "a Tho cosIest place In
,<.xf.