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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-09


Cooley has shifted the two Olsons,
Sylvester now playing short and Emory
playing third. Emory does not seem to
play quite the game at third or short
that he did last season at second.
Forester was given his first chance
for several days in the game yesterday,
after the game was hopelessly lost.
Forester did not do much towards
stopping the slaughter.
Joplin Globe: Manager IsbelI OF the
Wichita team announced last night
that ne had signed A. M. Ebright of
the Bloomington team Of the Three I
league and that the new second sacker
would Join the Jobbers today. The
signing of Ebright Is the first Of q
strengthen the Champs" as Isbell does
not think the team of pennant calfber
at present. Isbell yesterday received .
letter from President Comislxey Of the
he would probably consent to his i'm
mediate release from reservation. Isbell
believes that he can secure waivers
from the other American League clubs
and that he will be able to get into the
game within two weeks. Should Isheli
get back into the game one of the
present Wichita infielders will proba-
bly, lose his job. although there is a pos
sibility that the former major Lacquer
will play an outfield position. The
Ebright signed by the Champs" IL the
athletic coach Of Missouri universitv
and is one of the best known infielders
In the minor leagues. He has played In
the Three I, and Central leagues for
the past several seasons and is regard
ed as a high class performer WhfIa
not a hard hitter he IL valuable on
account of his excellent inside plavinc
and his knowledge OF the game.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York 4, ST. Louis o.

New York 4. ST. Louis O..
New York. June 9.-McGinnity shut
out st. Louis and his batting helped
the locals to win.
Score by innings: R-H.E
st. Louis ............0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 8
New York ............0 l o. 90 "a 10 1
Batteries-Raymond and Ludwig;
McGinnity and Bresnahan.
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American League.
American Association.

great ball and not home player
reached third base.
Score by innings: RH.E.
Philadelphia .........0000 000000 2
Pittsburg ........0 01400-5 8 Q
Batteries-Moren, Corridor and
Doom: Willis and Gibson.
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Joplin 3, Enid 2,

Joplin, June 9.-Joplin beat Enid 3
to in a slow game.
Score by inninss: RHE
Joplin ...............0 0OO111O*3 10 3
Enid ...................00 o o OO0I2
Batteries-Shaner and HarrIng,on;
Selby and Allen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-09

duced by wire at the Olympic and ne
doubt will draw good crowds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-09

Corkhill, Joplin's new outfielder leads
the Joplin team in hitting with per
cent of 1886. Wanner, Fillman and
Pulliam also hover just under the 300
mark. Raglan, formerly with Topeka
is hitting only .2o3.
It is being reported around the cir
cult that the Enid team Is In bad
straits financially. II SO the chances
for mounting above the lower rung of
the ladder are exceedingly hopeless with
the AGGREGATION which represents the
infant town Of the association.
DR.. Pollard certainly must be q won
der. The Joplin Globe declares that
"no fusillade of hits disturb his eQuan-
mity." Any man who can go through
all this unscathed must be somewhat
of pitcher.
According to the press reports from
the Missouri cities of the w. A..
Pokorney who started the season UNI
hiring and is now playing second base
for webb City, Is hitting at a 500 clip.
Cooley's White Sox begin an import
ant series of four games tomorrow with
wichita. These games which VIII
start at $3.50 each day Win be repro
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-09
American Association

At Toledo-Toledo, 5; Kansas
City, 0.
At Columbus-Columbu 10; MIL
waukee, 5.
At Louisville-Louisville Paul
game postponed; rain.
At Observation-Disclosures Min
neapols game postponed; rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-09
We Pay $3.50

We could buy beans low as 80 cents per
bushel, yet we pay 81 SO for ours.
We buy ours in Michigan. for there a certain
soil, rich in nitrogen, grows the best beans that
we know.
Our buyers select the choicest part of the crop.
All the beans that we buy are picked over by
hand, SO that we get only the whitest, the plump
est, the fullest grown.
That is why we pay$250
You can't get such beans-not at one store in
twenty. That is one reason why home beans are
never so good as Van Camps.
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st. Louis 10. Philadelphia o.

ST. Louis, June 9.-Three Philade1-
phia pitchers were unable to stop ST.
Louis batting streak Monday after
noon and the locals won, 10 to O..
Waddeu was a puzzle to his former
teammates, the eight hits which he
allowed being we'll scattered.
Score by innings: R.H.E
st. Louis % 90 10 IA
Philadelphia 10 o. 90 90
Batteries-Waddeu and Spencer;
Vickers, Carter, Krauser and Smith.
Detroit, June 9.-Boston game
scheduled for Monday was played
Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-09
Western
hSS0-
6i1tlOIl
GOSSIP
WHERE THEY PLAT
TOMORROW.

Topeka at Wichita.
Enid at Springfield.
Oklahoma City at Joplin.
Webb City at Hutchinson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-09
Chicago 5, Boston 2.

Boston, June 9.-Chicago punched
hits off Flaherty in the first inning anc
aided by slow fielding defeated Boston
to 2. Flaherty was spiked by Moran
in the eighth and had to retire.
Score nv inninos. D II u
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Pittsburg 5, Philadelphia O.

fhlladeiphia, June 9.-Pittsburg
made 1t three victories out or four
mere by shutting out Philadelphia.
Mpren neld the visitors down to hits
in the first six innings but in the sew
enth six hits gave Pittsburg four runs
and settled the game. willis pitched
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-09

We know-better than anyone else
how to prepare baked beans. This is our
specialty-our one claim to supremacy.
We have spent Al years in learning how
to perfect it.
The result is, Van Camps command,
by several times over, the largest sale in
the world. e7 - "a s~+
There are brands that cost 1ess-and
no wonder. Beans can be bought for
one-seventh what we pay. Catsup is sold
for one-ffth what ours costs.
Despite their cheapness, your grocer
makes more on the cheap beans than he
makes on Van Camps.
But you don't want them. They cost
double their value. And think what you
save, in the long run, by serving beans
that your people like. They will eat
them more frequently. And no other
food, when measured by nourishment, is
nearly so cheap as beans.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-09

Brooklyn, June g. Cincinnati
finished its series here successfully by
winning four straight games, me score
being to g.
Score by innings: RHE
cincinnati ...-........1 o 2 o 0OO00s 6 /
Brooklyn ....-........0 o OO1 00OR 5
Batteries-Coakley and Mclean.
Pastorfus and Bergen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-09

Left His Car at VladiyOstOk.
St. Petersburg, June 9.-B. Bour-
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Cincinnati 3. BROOKLYN .

dllerles-BrOWn and Moran
1erty, Ferguson and Ball.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
Montgomery Assigned
Post OF Honor
HiIdrefh'S Big Horse viii Garry
Top Weight in Opening
Handicap
By J. z. Jefery

AS foreshadowed in The Call several
days ago. S. C. Hildreths Montgomery
winner of the Burns handicap last win
ter, has been assigned the post Of
honor in the allotment of weights for
the Opening handicap, at one mile, the
stellar feature of the card that will
mark the inauguration OF the local
racing season at the Emeryville track
of the New California jockey club Sat.
urday. Handicapped Martin Nathanson
ignored Montgomery poor form Of the
past summer on the eastern tracks and
assigned the son of Pessara an impost
in keeping with the good form he had
shown upon previous occasions during
his career. Montgomery, with 124
pounds, and Fitzherbert, with 1o3, are
the only nominees for the stake that
are asked to carry more than their en-
titled sYale weight Both of these
horses belong TO Hildreth and are
likely starters. Measured by the scale,
Fitzherbert is in reality the top
weight of the race. The high class
races TO the credit of this good year
old on the New York tracks this sea-
son accounts for the esteem in which
the Handicapped holds him. T. H. Will
liams' crack year old Firestone has
been given his entitled weight but all
the others get weight Off Following
is the list of weights assigned to the
&c horses nominated for the stake, as
annnnnrad
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
SALT LAKE RESULTS

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. A.
The first pacing and trotting handicap
race ever attempted here ended dis
astrously today after the first heat
Primus, the favOrite, was pulled by his
driver. WtllettS came in first and the
judges declared the race off. Results:
First race, five furlongs-Athgold won Ma
trina second Lola White third. Time, 04.
Second race, and a half furlOngs-Ji JiIlette
won. Bill BagweIl second, Lady Adelaide third.
Time. .5615.
Third race. six furlongs-Little Buttercup won.
f. T. Shaw second. Seasick third. Time, 1:153.
Fourth race, one and sixteenth mlles-Agree-
ment won, Jack Paine second. Maxetta third.
Time. 1:5O15-
Fifth race. four furlOngs-T. ". Fuller won.
Happy Chappy second. James A. Murray third.
Time :492t
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
Vancouver Wins Easy
Game From Stanford
Forwards of Visitors Smother
Plays Attempted by
Varsity

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov A.
The varsity was defeated this after
noon for the first time this year in
game with the Vancouver fifteen. The
visitors outplayed the cardinals and
ran up a score of IL to 3. The score
would have been much larger. but the
home team played in luck at times
when try by the opponents looked in
evitable. The match was witnessed by
the largest crowd that has attended
any game on the local campus this
year. with the exception of the fresh
man intercollegiate game.
The excitement was intense through
out, and it was a splendid exhibition
OF Rugby. The varsity was shy three
walader, who has been out for several
weeks, and also played a strictly pre-
varsity game. Tackles were not made
Dy the Stanford men with the vim that
contest, and many of the players evil
denced the fear that they would be
crippled prior to the big struggle with
The Vancouver forwards and backs
We're both in evidence today, but es
pecial credit is. due to Burke, Deakin
that completely smothered the efforts
OF serum half Elliot of Stanford to
start the usual passing rushes. These
clever men working like a set of backs
Stanford was only able to cross the
line of the visitors once. The backs
fumbled at crucial moments. and in the
second half the forwards were played
off their feet Holman played an ex-
cellent game. He was strong on the
defense and proved the only scoring
factor. Cook, the other wing. also
showed his sterling quality. while,
Mitchell and Scott played UP TO form.
:, The first score of the day came when
the trio of forwards of Vancouver took
the ball from a lineout and placed it
behind the line in passing rush. Ellis
failed to convert The second half
brought out two scores for the visitors
before the cardinals came in to the
scoring column. Both Vancouver tries
in this half were the result of dribbling
and passing ruShes, in which Johnson,
the visiting center three-quarter,
played a prominent part.
The Stanford team was roundly
scored by Coach Presley on the showing
made and the game Saturday should
result in a changed score. The teams
lined UP as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
Billy Papke's Low Weight Is Great
Mystery to Fight Fans
BY T. p. Magiiligan

Can you beat t?'
That's the question that the few fight fans who Billy PaPke
weigh Sannons Rafael asked each other yesterday
And all the wondement by the weight Papke made
Illinois Thunderbol balanced the 1907 pounds
At least that the weight that Tom Jones' Tor Papke
announced last Billy Shannon and several hight as VINO
the weighngin corroborated Jones statement Such low
figure Incredible however and be that the scales on
which Papke weighed were shy bit
Both attire and when the buff Papke IS small
but the weight given by Jones correct then Papke is
much smaller fellow thought 10 even the
eye the Illinois Thundbo does not look weigh than
100 pounds but he does look deal than l5O but his man
probably his manager is
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
o
PimlicO Selections

By NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Red Doe, Ell Orc,
Babbfe.
second race-COnsistent,P Peep In,
ChariVari.
Third raee-GridirOn, Tony BO-
nero. Live Wire.
Fourth race - Sir Wooster
Economy, Waterway.
Fifth rnce-Juggler, SOIOn Shin
gle, Lady Isabel.
sixth race-TasIey, Statesman,
Cunning.
Seventh race-Trey of Spades,
Star GOvvan, Faust.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
LatOnia Selections

ny NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race - Almena, Denver
Girl. Mrs. SeyvalI.
Second race-Sea Swell, Jolly,
BE Brief.
Third race-StOner Hill, Benson
hurst. CanOpian.
Fourth race-Mfss Sain, Sally
Preston, Red Gauntlet.
Fifth race Please, Honest, Mer-
rick.
sixth raee-Vandan, Gresham,
Martins.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
Mcfarland and Hyland
Have Been Matched
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.

DENVER, Nov. 4.-'Packey" McFar-
land of Chicago and Dick Hyland of
San Francisco have been matched. to
box 20 rounds In this city some time
during the middle of next month.
Mcfarland, through his manager
Harry Gilmore Jr., has accepted the
terms for the match and there Will be
no trouble over any of the details of
the meeting, all OF them being settled
by telegraph several days ago.
Malachy Hogan OF Chicago is named
as referee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
Falling Off in Entries for Jockey
Clubs Stakes at Emeryville

Compilation of the nominations made New California
jockey clubs stakes be decided during the racing ced
open the Emeryve the coming Saturday
the prediction that there would be falling off in the volume of the
compared with last showing with compensang
improvement quality Secretary Treat yesterday gave
received for the stakes which closed
comparative figures UP follows
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
BROOKI.yN CLUB BOUTs

The Brooklyn athletic club will hold
a smoker and exhibition boxing carni-
val at the new club hall. Howard and
Twenty-first streets, this evening. An
interesting program has been prepared
for the occasion, including a number
of exhibition boxing bouts and musical
and vocal selections.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05

ash and otherminer-
al salts, only to find
when the treatment
is left off the disease
returns, and usually
with increased Sc
verify.
Rheumatism is
due to an excess of
uric acid, an irritat-
ingA inlammatory
accumulation, which
gets into the circula-
ton because Of weak
kidneys, constipa-
ton, indigestion,
and other physical
irregularities which
are usually regarded
as of no importance.
Nothing applied ex-
ternally can ever
reach this trouble,
while potash and
like mineral medi-
cines really add to
the acidity of the
blood, and this vital
fluid, therefore, con-
tinually grows more
acrid, sour and
weaker.
Rheum a It's m
can never be cured
until the blood is
purified and built up.
S. S. S. thoroughly
cleanses and reno
Yates the circulation
by neutralizing the
acids and expelling
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05

This short talk Rheumatism pointing its
and of the why many fail find for this
painful, and often far-reaching trouble.
No ser persistent and dScourang than Rheu
Those persons whose blood this painful ament has taken
often grow diseaened and conclude there
permanent Patiently they have beed and rubbed their aching
joints and muscles with nmentS OILS etc. and faithfully taken pot
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
SANTA CLARA WANTS TO JOIN

President Sydney PeixOttO OF the
Pacific amateur association returned
from Santa Clara last night with the
cheerful news that the athletes of
Santa Clara college are very anxious
to join the association. Their petition
will be voted on at the next meeting.
and It is foregOne conclusion that the
college win be taken into the fold.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
RHEUMATISM ALL GONE.

the foreign matter from essem strengthens ndngoraes the
blood so that instead OF weak
and corrosive matter the muscles joints bone the entire bodys
nourhed by rch hehu blood which completely permanently
cures Rheumats > D 8 contains potash alka other
harmful mineral but made entirely Of blood purifying and healing
roots herbs and barks which enrich and ehen the
ing Book on Rheumatism and furnished
free to all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
A GREAT SUFFERER FROM MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM.

A GREAT SUFFERER FROM MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM.
Horknyills, Ky.
Gentlemen is with pleasure write TO tell you Of the
wonderful experienced from tho Of s. s. 8.
For twoyears suffered excrucating pains In the
ali time, the pains continued
Finally decided Try S. bottles
your medicine that my blood would be entirely purified
Although this was twelve years ago. have never been
debted to s. s s. that nothing say would be too high
praise for it. With best wishes for Of s. s.
7Os Liberty ST. e. E. WEST
COULD NOT WALK FOR MONTHS.
Victoria Texas
severe attack Of Rheumatism and nv entire
ms 49, oI ~ Ssesl s g aOls %
70 take s. s. s. took it for while and saw that it
nc ana sontnuSo % use lI 1nt was snuey
for eight time absolutely tree
from pain since s. s. S. cured me. B. e. BORING .
REPEATED FAILURES, THEN RELIEF
Mr.. VIM. L Hill Of Winston NJ c.. at one time travelling
@ We" ToUn @ N I nO2 mn 0 and S0asa CsOns and
condition. and in addition to other bodily suffered
relief from remedies Ibegun s. S. S. and il
acted like charm The rheumatic pains left and my gem
OF s. s. So Tor 1t Is the only medicine that did good
RHEUMATISM ALL GONE
Mrs. Ida NJ Palmer, Of Fulton St.. Brooklyn " T.
writes as follows wish you to know what great benefit
with Rheumatism twenty years sometimes being entirely
laid up by and always lame part my BODY II
night knee nearly natural size and was drawn up
considerably shorter than the friend advised me TO
that must say that very faith that it would 40 me
any good but willing TO try anything that promised
continuing the found that was entirely
cured The lameness and soreness all let straghten
what Rheumatism since. ] 65 years old and feel
deeply grateful to S. S. So
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
Want Good Bonrds

The best boarding houses regularly
Use The Call to advertise their vacan-
,ies.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
CHRISTMAS HANDICAP

One and a quarter miles. for 3 year olds and
upward. $1,000 added. OF which $500 70 second
and $3.50 10 third; 10 be run Friday. December
~. l90S-Pinkola Lisaro, Colonel Jack, PhilaD-
der. Gowan. Go Between, Astronomer. Lawrence
=. Daley. Missouri Lad. Jack Nunnally, Neva
Lee Royal Tourist Westbury TemaceO. Don
Enrique Arasee. Sewell Cello. Tea Tray ii,
Jim Gafney Glorio, Dorante. Legstee. Mont
eomery King James Dandelion. Tony Faust.
Rapid Water. RestigoHche. AngclUs JINGLE, Veil,
Noodcraft Meelick Black Dress. Milford Red
Leaf. Clamor. Boggs, DESTROYS, Frank Fhttner,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-05
CALIFORNIA OAKS

Mile and sixteenth. for year old hllies OF
1903 (now year olds) 50 900 added. of which
5000 10 second and $500 TO third 10 be run Sat
urdaT. February 81. I909-Righteasy Miss Boot
less. Frieze, Lanita, Galinda, Ponadeck, Jennie
kiSmct. Victoria Green Helen Harvey Little
Jane. Pirate Queen Madeline Musrrave Anna
l. Daley. Ida Hewitt Marchesa Pallas False
Nun. Ornate Zalfa, Meddling Hannah Twilight
Queen. Twinheart. Miss Worth Gretchen G.
Aunt Kit. Improve. Yakima Belle Achieve
Nibrata. Instant. Little Siss. Aroma Golden
oriole, Lukeramus, Rose Queen, Fore, Galera,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-05-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Conditions In Chicago Of Interest
To Iowa Producers.
Chicago, May 20.

Chicago, May 20.
CATTLE-Estimated receipts OF
cattle today were around $4,000, which
was great plenty after the way the
market closed last week and the com.
mon and medium grades of steers sold
from weak to loo lower and the best
grades on about q steady basis with
last weeks close. All classes of
butcher cattle sold very uneven and
were from steady to 1Oc lower than
last weeks close. We will have to
have very moderate receipts of cattle
the balance of the week If we have
a steady market.
HGS-Receipts were estimated at
$4,000 with 1000 carried over from
Saturday. While the run was not
heavy, 1t was fully as many as the
trade needed after the slow market of
last week. Shipping orders were very
light all last week; however, were fair
ly good today Market ruled &c high
err at the extreme close was rather
weak, quite a good many hogs going
o'SA uhooiu d5dlH lOudy. Extreme
top on fancy light butchers, $3.50: bulk
of fair to choice butchers, S5.4Om5.45;
fair to best mixed, $5.30M5. 40. Heavy
sows and stays are almost unstable
today and no one seems to want them.
It is impossible 10 get over S4.75 for
stays; bulk OF the good. smooth pack
ers around &c. We do not look for
much Improvement in the market un.
til we get better shipping orders.
SHEEP-We mad a very heavy run
OF sheep today estimate being $4,000,
and trade was not in very satisfactory
shape. Buyers were very slow to
take hold and bulk of the offerings
suffered decline OF fully 1OcQl5c per
cwt We do not look for a very heavy
run balance of this week, however
we are not expecting much, If any
improvement in prices.
Iowa Live Stock Com. Co.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-05-21
Ladies Are Putting Furnishings in
Hospital Today.

The committee in charge came to
town today to superintend the fur
nishing of the Country Room" at the
new hospital. The delay has been oc-
casloned by the necessary painting,
and then owing to the crowded condi-
ZION of the hospital a temporary bed
had to be put in the room last week
The patient has nowsbeen taken OUT
and the finishing is being done today
The room is badly needed, and il
will be appreciated by Superintendent
Ryerson. The ladies have over 81 90
on hand and are hoping to receive a
little more from rural telephone sub
scribers before the bills are all paid.
The growth of the hospital has been
phenomenal, and bears out the pre-.
dictions of the earnest workers who
have labored on the project for over
eight years. AS soon as the benefits
of the subscription become known
and appreciated it is predicted that
an addition to the building will be
necessary. The birth of bright little
baby at the hospital this morning has
opened up new field of usefulness
to the institution.
Some recent purchases by the board
of management have been a maternity
bed and a second operating table.
The new table much resembles a chair
and is especially intended for opera
tons wnere the patients are required
to be in sitting posture. These ad.
ditions make the equipment of the
hospital practically complete.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-05-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Q . . Q . Q . Q . 81

The school board has named the
teachers for the high school for the
ensuing year and the force is the
same as last season with the excep-
ton Of B. A. Beinlich, teacher of man.
ual training, and l.. e. Hitchcock, sup.
ply teacher, who have resigned. These
places are to be filed later.
The force of teachers of the school
under the direction OF Superintendent
F. w, Else, chosen for the year, will
be II. w. Hurt, principal; Miss ETA
Haskell Miss Mary Dobyns, Miss ses-
sic Duboc, Miss Maud Harbach, MISS
Helen Handy. Miss Lily McCune, v.
w. Macy and ri. A. Gregg.
Miss Mary Petit, department OF
Domestic Science.
Miss Sara Williams, department of
Music.
The following were elected to sup
ply places: Miss Myrtle Glaze, Miss
Amanda Hort and Miss Mabel N n.
ley.