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The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-22

Just the thing for hot weather,
the PERFECTION Oil Stove at John
Pfaff & Sons. t05 ct
John Pfaff & Sons will take
pleasure in demonstrating the
advantages OF the PERFECTION
Oil Stove. 10 Ct
Coming this week is May 20
See Baldwin & Gibbs fO
lots in the Bath Addition.
an end bnt done forget the
date May 9th.
Cottonsssd for sale at the
South Side FeedYard. 6td 80
Room and table board. See
Mrs. K. A. James. South Bound
ary street, block 90. 104 IT,.
The earth may come To-
Experienced Sales Lady
wanted at
The Fair Dept. Store.
FOR SALE QUICK-Roomino
house furniture at low price.
Want to mako sale Immediately.
104 3t d.
Better come quick if you want
any of that Bryan hotel furniture
at Shaw place. Il II.
j. C. Steiner & Son can save
you money on Detroit Vapor
Stove. Will burn alchol as wei
as gasoline. lO4 u
In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District Of Oklahoma Territory
sitting within and for the County Of
Caddo.
mary "A. onlln
Plaintiff,
VS. No 1905
w o Smith
Defendant
Said defendant w. O.Smith will take
notice that he has been sued in the
above entitled court for (upon) divorce
and alimony; and must answer the
petition filed therein by said plaintiff
on or before the 29th day of June, AID.
1907, or said petition will be taken as
true, and a judgment for said plaintiff
in said action for divorce and that lots
ten Q0, eleventh. and twelve Q2) in
block twenty-five (22), town of Ft
Cobb, Caddo county Oklahoma, being
the property now used and occupied by
plaintiff as homestead, be decreed to
plaintiff as alimony.
viii be rendered accordingly
Attest N. +. SIssoN
Clerk Of said court
RANDALL u. LIvEsAY
Attorney for Plaintiff,
lst pub 10th last pub May 3Oth
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-22

WANTED-At once at the
nadarko Laundry a girl for
apndrv work. 106 81
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06
RUSSELL CHAPEL.

Russell Chapel.--Mrs. Lillian Ireland
and daughter, Margret Of Brookyille,
arrived last Saturday for a visit and
to spend the Fourth at the home Of j.
B. Gilyeart
Quite a crowd from this neighbor-
hood were shopping in Ottumwa on
Saturday.
Charles Beck, Ed Woodland. George
and Lige Russell, James Buchanan, l..
Drummond and T. T. F'rink were in
Fremont Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawford and
Mr.. Speck spent Monday in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Metz and Mrs. Ed
Georirlg Of OttumWa came out Sunday
in their automobile. They were enter
tanned at the home of E. e. Gilyeart.
Thomas Shultz and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Davis were entertained Sun
day at the home ow d. T. Evans.
Ed Van Tine Ia visiting this week
at the home Of George Mahaffey.
Hazel Gilyeert is spending this week
in Ottumwa, the guest Ut Ethel Metz
and Nova Gaoring.
James Buchanan and n. n. Gliyeart
went to Fremont Tuesday to get their
oil at the c.. B. & @. depot for theil
threshing machines.
Floyd Citizens Is on the sick list this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gilyea.rt spent
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Buchanan.
Vernie Neal of Fremont is out in the
country blowing corn.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06
ALBA.

Albia.-District court adjourned to-
day to reconvene July 20.
Marriage licenses were granted by
the clerk of the district court to Will
liam S. Blume, 81, Unionvile, and
Gladys M. Raney, II, Moravia and to
Patrick School, 81, and Blanche Bring
man, II. both Of Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford of Florida
are guests Of relatives at Abba. Mrs.
Crawford was formerly Miss Matte
Wallace. This is their first visit home
since their marriage three years ago.
Mrs. Bessie Amstot of Chicago, new
thought instructor and author Of sew
eral books on that subject, Is a guest
at the S. w. Pennington home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Webb. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Smith and j. H. Webb
are at Mt Pleasant and New Londan
for the Fourth
Mrs. j. w. Johnson of Bussey was
guest at the j. M. Gass home at Al
bia. Rev. William Porter leaves today
for a seven weeks sojourn at Roch-
mand, Kansas.
Mrs. Lima Lowe and children. who
have been guests at the parental J. w.
FL. Griffin home for. come time. return
ed to their home at Itasca, Texas, yes
terday
Miss Aspra Thompson is the guest Of
her sister, Miss Oakley Downs, at Os-
kaloosa.
Abba was very quiet July 4, as most
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06

it flooded the room with terror. "The
Kid shot me and I'm dying" He
coughed blood to his lips, at which
Roy laid him back and stood up. So
there was no mistake, after all. and
he had arrived too late. This was
the Kids revenge. This was how he
struck. Lacking courage to face a
mans level eyes, he possessed the
foulness to prey upon a woman Roy
felt weakening physical sickness
sweep over him till his eye fell upon
a sodden garment which Helen Dad
removed from her brothers shoulders
and replaced with dry one. He
snatched 1t from the floor and in a
sudden fury felt it come apart In his
hands like wet tissue-paper.
He found himself out in the rain.
scanning the trampled soil by light OF
his lamp, and discerned tracks which
the drizzle had not yet erased. He
reasoned mechanically that the two
riders could have no great start of him
so strobe out beyond the house to see
If they had gone farther into the hills.
There were no tracks here therefore
they must have doubled back towards
town. 1t did not occur to aim that
they might have left the beaten path
and followed down the little creek to
the river; but, replacing the light
where he had found it, he remounted
and dashed his horse into stiff canter
UP towards the divide That lay between
him and the city. The story was grow.
ing palmer to him though as vet he
could not piece it all together. It's
possibilities stabbed him with such
horror that he cried out aloud and
beat his steed into faster time with
both hands and feet. To think of those
two rufflans fighting over this girl as
though she were the spoils of pillage!
He must overtake the Kid--he would!
The possibility that he might not
threw him Into such ungovernable
mental chaos that ne was forced to
calm himself. Men went mad that
way. He could not think of It, That
gasping creature in the road house
spoke all too well Of the Bropcos de-
termination. And yet, who Of those
who had known the Kid in the past
would dream that his vileness was so
utter as this?
Away to the right, hidden among
the Swallowed hills, his friends rested
themselves for the coming battle, wait
ing impatiently his return, and timing
1t to the rising sun. Down in the val
ley to his left were the two he follow
ed, while ne, obsessed and lmreasoning
now cursing like a mailman, now grim
and silent, spurred southwark towards
town and into the ranks Of his enc.
mics.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06
CHAPTER XXI.

Day was breaking as Glenister came
down the mountain. With the first
light he halted to scan the trail, and
having no means of knowing that the
fresh tracks he found were not those
of the two riders he followed. he urg-
ed his lathered horse ahead till he be
came suddenly conscious that he was
very tired and had not slept for two
days and nights The recollection did
not reassure the young man. for mis-
body was weapon which must not
fail in the slightest measure now that
there was work to do. Even the I'M
welcome speculation upon his physical
handicap offered ro-ief, however from
the agony which fcd npon him wnen.
ever he thought of Helen in the gamb-
ler's hands. Meanwhile, the horse,
grooming at his masters violence,
plunged onward towards the roofs of
Nome, now growing gray in the fast
dawn.
1t seemed years since Roy had seen
the sunlight, for this night, burdened
with suspense, had been endlessly
long. His body was faint beneath the
strain, and yet he rode or and on,
tired. dogged stony his eyes set to-
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wards the sea, his mind storm Of
formless, whirling thoughts, beneath
which was an undertaking. implacable
determination.
He knew now that he had sacrificed
all hope of the Midas, and likewise the
hope of Helen was gone; In fact, he
began to realize dimly that from the
beginning he had never had the pos.
sibility of winning her, that she had
never been destined FOR him, and that
his love for her had been sent as
light by which he was to And himself.
He had failed everywhere, he mad be.
come an outlaw, he had fought and
gone down, certain only OF his recti.
tude and the mastery OF hts unruly
spirit. Now the hour had come when
he would perform his last mission de.
irving tnerefrom tnat satisfaction
which the gods could not deny. He
would have his vengeance.
The scheme took form without con.
scious effort on his part and embraced
two things--the death Of the gambler
and, a meeting with Mcnamara. OF
the former ne had no moro doubt than
the west. So we'll confirmed was this
DCllSI LIldI IHc uCldiAo ulu llOJ 0u6d6O
his thought; but on the result of the
other encounter he speculated with
some interest. From the first Nc.
Namara had been riddle to him and
mystery breeds curiosity. His blind,
instructive hatred Of the man had as.
sumed the proportions Of manilln !;
but as to what the outcome would be
when they met face to face, fate alone
could tell Anyway Mcnamara
should never have Helen--Roy believ'
ed his mission covered that point as
well as Iner deliveraIce from the
Bronco Kid. When he had finished
he would pay the price. II he had the
luck to escape, he would go back to
his hills and his solitude; If he aid
not. his future would be in the hands
of his enemies.
CONTINUED in Next Issue.)
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06
BoNAPARTE.

Bonapnrte.--Hev. j. II. Hinkhouse,
formerly pastor OF the First Presby-
terrain church Of Sioux CITY, but now
Of Parsons college, Fairfield. will occu-
ny the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church here Sunday, July H.
Az recent meeting Of the city
c0uf1oy DR.. C. G.. Croy resigned az d
member Of the council and as health
physician A. Y. Blackford was elected
to the former position and DR.. r. N.
Cresap to the latter.
Bonaparte, did not celebrate this
year. but sent large delegations to the
neighboring towns.
s. ID Irish Of Keosayqua was a busi-
ness visitor here yesterday
Arthur Freshwater has gone to Bill
ings, Montana to attend the land OPEN
ing.
Mrs. s.. M. Biddle Of Monmouth, ILL.,,
has been q recent guest of her sister,
Mrs. B. r. Vale and family
Mrs. Clara Holmes Of EIillsboro is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Mahler.
ployed as teacher of domestic science
at Lead, s. D.. has returned horne for
her summer vacation.
Misses Oietha and Edna Collins are
visiting In Des Moines with their aunr.
Mrs Van Morris is visiting rela-
tives in Keosaugut this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Schmidt have
gone to Cheney. Washington for six
weeks visit with their daughter, Mrs.
%. A. Hubbel
Mrs. Benjamin Ketchum is the guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. william Seely OF
Mt. Pleasant.
Samuel Gibbs is visiting relatives
In Ashland, Mo-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lease of Denver Colo.
are visiting Mrs. Sarah Parish and
daughter Mrs. George Spence.
William Whitlock and G. e. Nelson
returned yesterday from a trip through
Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Mrs. l.. III. Warner and son Of Des
Moines are visiting the formers moth
err. Mrs. Emily Smith.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06
VACATIONS.

SPEND YOUR VACATION IN coll
RADIO. We Will pay your transporta-
ton to Denver Buy so acres Of land
fort $1,000. including lease on 80
acres of state land adjoining. Pay
$3.50 down, less transportation, bal
ance In five payments. Own a farm.
BE Independent. VIII double in value
in three years. Write today for par
ticulars. Western Farm Lands Co.,
Kuhn's Crossing, Colorado.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06
1923 E. MAIN ST
LoWEhRTRG g SON,
For Real Estate. Over Brerharsys
Grocery, Corner Court and
Second Streets.

They have some of the best bargains
for the next 80 days in city property.
II you want to build call on them for
a lot. II you want a bargain In q
home, let them show 1t to you.
They are Still listing farms every
week When you want to buy, cali ON
them for any size from IN acres to 24o
acras.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06
New Phone 442.

Of tho fesidsnts were out for good
time In neighboring towns and groves.
Lester Van Ciaave's horse scared at
a hrecracker and kicked him on the
leg breaking both bones.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06

WANTED HIRE A MAN FOR
horses and carriages. Good wages
and steady employment for the right
man. Also want dining room girls
and chamber maids for 1.-THE Inn" ho-
tel for July and August Address n,e
at Okoboji, Iowa. j. A. Beck.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06

FOR sALE-cENTRAL MISSOURI
farms-F'or farms and homes that
will prove both satisfactory and
profitable, write for new illustrated
list; 100 farms described and priced
G. w. Hamilton & Son, Fulton, Mo.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-TwELVE
horse power gasoline mill outfit with
feed store in connection. All ma
chinery new, good trade; fine Ioca-
tion in good town: will sell or trade
for land Physical condiSssn reason
for disposing Of property Address
MILL care Courier, Ottumwa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06

FOR SAIE--A NUMBER or SEC
ond hand gasoline engines of stand
ard makes; Fairbanks Morse, LOWS
Model, International, Lunt- Moss, and
others, from one to 18TH. P, Price
$50 and up. Lenox Machine Com
pany Marshalltown, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06
Big
PlatfOr IN Dance

at tho A. c. leighton farm, one-fourtl,
milo north Of the shaul cemetery,
Saturday night. Given by Gates Bros.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06

Surety j e. i 9;
Bonds s'': W. ,,,': :. VII son. Aoen+
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WANTED.

BUY SOME SHoATS
Weighing from rs to 100 lbs. A. M.
Kelsey, r. Route s, phone 113-W.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06
FOR SALE.
ROTH BROS. & BLAIR SELL. REAL
estate.

FOR SALE = WE'LL IMPROVED
farms in thickly settled neighbor-
hood; beautiful locality, best OF soil
Corn. clover and grains will do o. K.
Near railroads, towns and schools.
Prices low. You deal with owners.
Write A. I. Soiberg, Route No. a.
Erskine, MINI.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06

FOR SALEAPEDIGREED POLAND
China swine, male and female. Also
good dry oak posts. S. P. Hartman.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-06

FOR SALE OR TRADE--oNE GREY
blind mare, weight about 1,400; also
one full blood Jersey COW. Will be
fresh July 20. o. S. Wilson, Liber-
tyville, Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
Constant Reader Tells What He
Missed i'm Last Week's Papers.

From what gather this has been a week Oh
whirl" said the Busy Man. approaching 'he eesN
of his friend, Constant Reader. Tor MS "eeAAS
summary of the news of the day
Indeed 1t has. especially In financial circles
,,.,s +ba renlv land whether the whirlwind has
ended its destructive course is still matter VI
aorb, Rut the record of the week is sufnclent
IN make Il a marked one in the history OF nnah-
ciaI panics in this country since the Famous ohe
of 1897 In which General Jacksons administra-
tion went out and which was the first atter
Neuy York became the commercial capital OF tne
country But the memory OF few living persons
runs back to that time, three score and ten years
ago Many more can recall the crash OF $780, ol
which was told by General Woodrord the oehei
day that he vividly remembered IT, as ne was
married on October Is of that year, and on tha'
dav all the banks suspended payment ana every
thing was done on credit for two months In
the days after the war. Black Friday occufreo
I'm 1869 when Fisk and Gould sought TO corner
the gold market, creating wan SpeeI pa"io'
and again in 1873 there was widespread paine
and another Black Friday In the STOCK market
lust as General Grants name as Preslueht was
connected with the market conditions when the
gold corner was attempted In 1853. MS name
WAS identified with the failure of the firm OF
Grant g. Ward and OF the Marine BANK III 1909
which created immense Wall Street excitement
In 1893 there was what is soInotiines o~iou
business panic. but not marked by many sus-
nensIons of financial firms. Now the cycle seems
n have swung around again to conditions which.
in the excited state OF the public mind nave leu
10 unwarranted runs on banks and trust com
nanies which in any ordinary circumstances
could have met many times over all their oolisa-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
THE BATTLESHTP FLEET
officers Who VIII Command the
Tessels on Their Long Toyage.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau. !

IFrom The Tribune BureauI
Washington. Oct. 26-Here are the organization
and the names Of the officers who Will command
me fleet Of thirteen battleshps which has been
ordered 10 steam from here on December Il aro,,nd
INTO the Pacific Ocean for extensive 1naneuvres:
Rear Admiral RoBLEY d. EVANS Commander IN Chief
FIRST SQUADRON.
FIRST DIVISION
FIRST ci3ss b9it nasship of commander in chiep
Captsin p'Ter, I '|sn screws e8l officers and
FIeet engineer, Lieutenant Commander Robert n 1,c
Executive officer. Lieutenant Commander NJ : p.,,,
t:t.t tt4eutelant Commander Lloyd H. Chandler ~
PtiIInid iGnsie offcer Lieutenant Commander simon p
Lieutenant William P P S9f5Sa croaan.
Lieutenant Charles S Freeman
Lieutenant Hayne EIis
Lieutenant IGI5 Adophas Us sfaton. stang
Lieutenant Lieut. Richard Wainwright
Midshipnan Hilifh aaaz'i Lew a !aEess2lb NJ Hiioas
MMSshiPmsn MiSshiDnsn Gardner Gard ;9. L c@skey.
MSidshipman Siiisi IFying H. MayneId
Mdshipman Ralph c. PsgfeT- irSerni
Niasili MNdashipman iliaaE Emanuel A Lofquist
NdsbiB1nsn Sl5shiDmsn 5:sa1o. 59seph BseT 3; 1..
Mdshipman Charles NJ. Lynch
SedlesI oaioeT +. Surgeon sa1isS5isf Lloyd W. Curtis.
Esssa sssfaas A'ssse ssfeesn % Pau
assistant Paymaster Harry e Collins.
Major OF Marines Dion williams (neetl
Second Lieutenant of Marines william c. Wise. ,r
LOUISIANA.
TWIN Ss1 eSSs er isp and mt9 s2n'
SpcaH f:,i tacaara Wain"Tight commanding officer.
Chaplin. O''-4"1f 'FsoeficA L.
Navigator. Lieutenant Commander c. f. Jewell
Engineer officer. lieutenant Walton r. sexton.
Lieutenant Charles H. Fischer. =
Lieutenant zacharlah II. Madison.
Lieutenant Hugo W. osterhaus
Ensign Hugo Frankenberger.
Ensign Arthur X Atkins.
Midshpman Roland NJ. Bra!nard
Mdshipman Frederick W. Miner.
Midshipman Harold Harold ' McKittrisS iliiss
Mdshpnan samuel l. Henderson
Mdshpnan Francis A. /. VossIer.
MidshPman Walter r. Monteser.
Assistant Surgeon Richard A warner ar " meh'"0rth'
Pay Officer PaymasteT Charles W Eliason
Second Lieutenant of Marines Ralph S. Keyser
KANSAS
First class battleship twenty-four guns 5000 tons
1S0oo h9rsepoweT twin screws $50 officers men
Executive officer. Lieutenant Commander PhiIip An
Navigator. Lieutenant Commander William C. Cole.
4tonance ofncsr: Lieutenant Henry C. Muslin.
ERginssr 9css LsYtenant Edward Kalbfu.
Lieutenant John NJ Enochs
Ensign John s. Arwtne tr
Ensign Ensign Ghristophsr art s R4'iss r r Radser. ID
Midshipman archibald D. Turnbull.
Midshipman Sloan Danenhower.
sssP%sa ssRlPsn feaass fssss: s s eaiaasy siiSss5n
Mid.hiDTnsn MMidshiPmsn Edgar T.1 A. EwinS.
Midshipmaa ssss George ae W. s7toSks Simpson
MidssiP%sn MidssiDHasn kd%lns Z. NJ Cohen p; AiHy.
;iiSshID@s5 MiSshID@s5 + I.,o.. a sg.nag'on a.9Ia
Surgeon Theodore W Richards
Passed Assistant Surgeon Frederic. A A,serso1
Fzymaster John IL Merriam.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
ABR0GATING SALIC LAW.

1t was this principle, virtually abrogating the
sa1ic system of succession until then in force
In favor Of the so-called cognate of Csst;o
system, that was embodied in the prae,na tic
decree Of 1713. With a view of strengtbenirg
Its force and rendering it more binding. Charles
VI caused ii TO be accepted py the Diets or so-
called Estates OF Lower Austria and of Robe-
mia in 1920. by the Hungarian Diet in 1922 md
by all the other Diets Of his possessiops ,r,u
10 december 1924, when IL was proclaimed as
q fundamental law. It decreed that she possess
Hlons OF the House Of Austria should always re-
,, hloIa u.LLeu nhder enc ruler, that they should
De Iuleo py CHARLES Wis male descenda nts thai
II ne had no male descendants his nossassiors
shoulo pass 10 his female descendants and 81 aa
II MS female descendants died without jes,,o ~
Tlght OF succession should belong to the daueb-
ters OF his dead brother Joseph and m tba;r
male and female offspring in accordance Nth
nao married foreign rulers-one the Fclector of
baVarla and the other the Elector OF soxon "
ne insisted upon their renouncing bv q Soiay
his os l-eIIes mnlch they might have had TO
ms I possessions. save such they enjoyed under
the terms of the pTagmatic sanction ana - "a
Hom ulat time that dates the custom, VIII
,n nhIcn every archduchess OF the House OF pane-
burg is forced to comply on the eve of - po- ~
mage IN solemnly procIaiming with ber hnrls
On lne gospels. her renunciation of all rigbts -
tne austrian crowns and possessions sa,,e 49, ~
"hlcn she enjoys under the terroe oF a., ~ eIIose
nauc sanction This act of renunciat5aa, as !;
ats~ a.tHn anlsuhderstood 1t does not involve the
enllfe apahdonment OF all rights 10 the succese
sion SION, Ihus young Archduchess Elizabeth tbe
rlhs .. eo ra OF the late Crown Prince Rudolnb
s,rse.z i om .,n married TO Prince Otto Windiscb
saesz, e. rs sun In the line Of succession. desnite
a1sas es sce o. remuneration. and in the inprohabie
Trent OF Ine extinction Of the male line o1 ,h
mouse OF Hapsburg- Lorraine as no,., i tls
,Egnt ,as YET be called upon to succeed 70 tba
o,iea or Austria and Hungary az F,n,r,ale e,ie
Sharies vi further communicates ,,..
saleo pragmation sanction TO AN the Iaa -. 81
po"srs OF Europe, in particular to Franoas