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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-26

Many persons find themselves at fectde with a persistent cough after an attack of influeEza. As this cough can be promptly cured by the use Of Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy, it should not be allowed to run or until it becomes troublesome. Sold by al! druggists @0z
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-26
Etension Closed Down.

The Bisbee Extension closed down Thursday and will remain closed several weeks, according to William Hankins. who came in from the mine yesterday. The closing down is to allow numerous repairs to be made to machinery. and the installation of some new engines at the plant. When it resumes operations it will be on a larger scale than heretofore.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-26

Many school children suffer from constipation. which is often the cause of seeming stupidity at lesso
 Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are an ideal medicine to gi- 7 a child, for they are mild and gentle in their effect. and will cure even chrcn- ic constipation. Sold by all Druggists
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19

The new golf club which has sprung
up in our midst held its second meeting
at the Raleigh Hotel yesterday afternoon
and elected the board OF governors. the
officers OF the club. and all OF the COM
inittees provided for in the constitution.
The club is a reorganization OF the old
Columbia Golf and Country Club. which
at recent meeting changed the name
TO the Columbia Country Club. drafted
a new constitution. and decided upon
the establishment Of new clubhouse and
grounds.
Hon. II. L. West was elected president,
the other officers being Cuno II. Rudolph.
vice president; Benjamin woodruff. secre-
tary, and f. s. NARROW. treasurer.
The board OF governors. who will deal
with all questions concerning members.
dues, and other items OF interest to the
club, was elected. as follows: J. c. David
son, II. B. Davidson NJ. f. Danforth,
r. Golden Donaldson. Z. p. Eynon r.
Il W Fuller, l. L. Harlan J. 7. Hen
drick. Senator c. j. Hughes. +. S. Mar
low. W. H. Moses. w. II. Rapley. Cuno H.
Rudolph Emmons S Smith. J. NJ. StOd-
dard L. W. Weaves. II. L. West John Z.
WillOie. and benjamin Woodruff
The executive committee which has
general power 10 act on questions per-
talning 70 the ruling and overseeing Of
the club, is composed OF the following,
H. L. West. chairman; r. G. Donaldson.
J. c. Davidson. w. II. Rapley. and L.
b, Eynon, jr
The greens committee. which win have
entire charge of the laying out of the
grounds Of the club. and which is now
busy with the plans for the new course
being made, was elected as follows; +.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
LINEUP OF To.DAY'S GAME.

The High School series opens this after
noon at National Park, at 800 O'Clock,
with the game between Eastern and
Technical Eastern Is outwelghed if
teen or twenty pounds 10 the man, as
Tech, expecting 10 go through this sea-
son without being scored upon. viii put
in its regular lineup, and viii take no
chances with the much lighter eleven.
Last year Tech, with its heavy men,
held Eastern in contempt. and started
the contest with almost a scrub team.
Eastern, led by Martin It's captain and
half back. promptly scored "A touchdown
upon its opponents. This year Tech
intends to play safe. and will use the
lineup which defeated the Episcopal
High School team, II to Q.
Regulars Are Primed for Game.
Two scrub teams went through a stiff
practice at Tech yesterday, but the regu-
lars took day or in preparation for
to-day's battle. The Blacksmiths expect
no trouble in doing just about what they
want with the Capitol Hill team, and the
school relies entirely on Capt Mccarthy
and his charges 10 start the series on
with tally In the Tech column. II the
Blacksmiths win the championship this
year. 10 viii be the third successive time
they have landed on top. and, according
10 an offer made by the Princeton Alum
nj Association, they will be the winners
Of the cup. a trophy extended by the
association TO that school which shall
win the High School championship three
times. II is for this that Tech is so anx-
ious TO beat the others. and. judging
from the appearance OF its team. IL might
as well be handed the cup already
CnpttOI Hill Team Ia Weakened
Eastern. besides being outweighed, Is
handicapped by the fact that one OF its
heaviest men is unable 20 play on ac-
count OF injuries sustained in the game
with St. James last Saturday, and two
others are out OF the lineup because OF
the ineligibility rule. Hamnail, the left
tackle. and heaviest man on the team.
dislocated a toe in the Saturday game.
and Murray AMI L. Leland, the man
upon whom Eastern relied 70 punt, can
not play on account OF deficiencies in
studies
The feeling at Eastern is the same that
prevailed at the school before the game
with Tech last year They are, OF course,
beaten, but with most commendable pluck
they hope to duplicate last years trick
OF scoring on the Maroon and Gray, and
in any case they viii make Tech work
for their victory.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
COLUMBIA GOLF CLUB
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Hon. H. L. West Chosen President and CunC
Rudolph Vice PreSident-New Club House
and Links to Be Ready for Use in Spring.

Il. Eynon. jr. chairman; L. L. Harlan.
w S. Harlan. L. w Weaver, and F.
oden Horsiman.
NJ. +. Danforth was made chairman
OF the house committee.
T. 3. Eynon, jr., was elected chair
man OF the membership committee. and
the following were chosen as his assO-
ciates: r. Golden Donaldson, r. S. Mar
low. J. r. Hendrick. s a. Reeves. and
A B, Leet
The plans for the new clubhouse. which
is 10 be located just north OF the Chevy
Chase Club, were submitted 20 the build
ing committee, which Is composed Of r.
W. Fuller. ]. NJ. Stoddard. CunO H. Ru-
dolph, NJ. Z. Danforth, and J. c. Da-
wilson.
The finance committee. under whose
control will come matters connected
with the investments and other financial
dealings Of the club. was elected. as fol
lows: II. Bradley Davidson. Emrnons S
Smith. w. II. Moses. Senator c. J.
Hughes. and Benjamin Woodruff.
The club Is In full swing now. and the
installation OF the new quarters Is well
under way The building committee ex-
poets 10 let the contract for the building
within thirty days as the plans are al
ready submitted, ana Il only remains for
them to set.
Tom Morris. the authority on gOlfiug
greens, from the EckWanick course al
Manchester. VI. Is now IN complete
charge of the grounds. and no pains viii
be taken 20 make IL as near as perfect q
championship course as can be had. The
grass seed has been planted this fall and
members Of the club expect to play on
the greens by next year. Work on the
new building. as on the green's. viii be
done quickly. but with sufficient time 20
insure complete satisfaction from even
the most critical Of the members
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs sorrel Top. g
lObcTtl II 10 g. Won Sirs SeWUll 100 James. 70
70 l. second: Mique OBrieu. lO2 lAIcGeel. 20 ].
third. Time. az rs. Chalice Grey Steele Amcton,
Automatic. Patncian. Bucket Brigade. and Ethel
Carr also ran.
SECOND RACE-Oue mile ard seventy yards.
Warden. g tBurtonl. 5 % 5. won; Cass0Eary. 10
Reilly. b /. second: Denver Girl. 6 tGoosel-
70 I. third. Time. is - CeFenonius also rsu-
THIRD RACE-FiTe md ore-hah furionss Ny
Henry. i3 lAicGeei. II 20 2 won; I'd c.. 10
(Obert, Is % J. second JACK Blnns. g Burton
70 70 1. third Time. III Tempter Col AshTnead,
sligo. Riddy lee. Frosty Lancaster. slashing BLOW.
Long Hand. and Dargin also rbn-
FOURTH RACE-six furlonss. DaTgn. % LAP
rnl 10 70 ]. won; Colors. Is Whiting 10 /. SEQ
ond: Ormaz. 10 Walsh. 50 70 !. third Time.
ll6 55 Billy Bodemor ard Marbles also ian.
FIFTH RACE-FiTe and one-hah furiongS Hand
zaretta. 100 lCbertl. 10 70 Z Won: Star VEINS les
lee. TO 10, second; Bill Glen. 10 Page. Is 70
:. thir6 Time. l1l. EaricA. Judith Page. ard
Elcdia r. also raj.
SIXTH RACE-Seven frrionEs. Right Easy. Ie5
Lapinl 5 10 2 won; Ton Hayward. lo3 CsfcGeel,
Is 70 s. second: Gypsy King lo9 lKennedyl i 20 8,
third Time. y 80. TransyaaI and Mrs McCor-
mick also rsu.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One mile. G. NJ Miller 100 Dsv-
ERICH 20 L wCn; Omicrun. g iReidl. 20 70 ].
second; Don Diaz. 10 lTellettl. Is 20 !, third.
Time Isl 25 Ililderkin a. Lee Doau6o D..
Detroit William Pitt. and Alfred the Great also
rzn.
SECOND RACE-SterIiechasc two miles John
Dillon, As Hughes. 70 5. won: Class Leader. 80
(Pollockl, % to /. second; Lizzie Fiat 80 NC
Claim, 10 10 l. third Time. 4:Sl J. G. C.. Bill
berry. and Reginald also ran.
THIRD hACE-FIFg and One-hRn furlOngs. Guy
Fisher. los Howard. 10 s won; SeWen. 100 Reid
70 J. second. Hasty Agnes. lU Cans, s % !
third. Time. lS6 20 stanley Fay also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Fire furlongS. Def l06 Men
tn 70 l. won; Shepherds Son. IS Cans, 10 70
l. second; Elwyn. IS (WIs0n). 10 i. third. Time
In Is. Fairing. Kichitanks. Kyle and Lady Sybl
slsc ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile. sally Preston. 100
Cans, 70 !, Won; Caper Sauce. 100 Reid 70
l. second: Gen Marchmont. ic3 Howard. q 10 s.
third. Time I,+o4-5. joe Gaitens Night Miz
Earl Rogers. Glimmer. and ToIsy Robinson also ran
The fifth race declared OF and the sxsh takes
the place a The fifth ard the seventh Of tAe sixth
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Great Jubilee 100
Davenport 20 3 Won; Harry Richeson. 100
Cans Il 20 !. second. A. Muszoday les De-srichl
10 % J. third Time, ls2 Is woodvitch. Be
Thankful. Maxim Gun. Floral Queen. Milestone. and
GreeTdale also
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
SPORTING SIDELIGHTS
BY BEL BAILEY.

They are welcome 10 all the barns they
can storm. II we were a ball player
and had home to go to, We would go
meg that is still lying about
Eastern High school has about as
much chance Of beating Tech to-day as
the Nationals had Of winning the Ameri-
can League championship this past
season.
The New York Press has a penchant
for graceful English that the veriest pur-
list might envy We note a headline
yesterday reading "Pittsburg Fans Go
Nutty."
Our attention has been called to a
story in one Of the morning papers that
Eskimos say that Commander Peary is
a buxilermaundit. We are going to look
that word up. and II It means what we
think it does. bingol goes Peary's name
out of the Bill Bailey column.
Mary Ann Maloney-We do not know
how they pronounce the name Of the
wrestler Zbyszko, but we understand that
the y is silent. as in cheese.
One of our very best newspaper CORE
spondents, in telling OF the narrowing de-
tails Of the final game Of the world Sc
ries, adds. in his own story, that the
prolonging of the games found every
sporting writer out of funds and tele-
graphing desperately to the home office
for help. Huh! We can get just as
short right here in Washington.
Fairmount Freshman-We cannot ad-
wise you about the selection of dog. II
depends greatly upon whether you want
it for the house or for the barn. A Jap
anese spaniel looks awfully cute in an
automobile.
Me. in the New York Globe, has just
about as much sympathy for Brooklyn
as we have for Alexandria. Listen TO
this wheeze: While the Brooklyn team
has been getting whaled by every bush
league team in this neck Of the woods for
the past week, Charlie Ebbets has been
reporting the worlds series for the
Brooklyn Eagle. Here's what he wired
yesterday:
"Pittsburg won and all National
League adherents are greatly elated
Get out OF the way. Hurrahi Hurrahi''
Yes. by all means get out OF the way,
and. let the Dodgers slip back a little
deeper In the hole.
You must admit that 1T do look like
Mista Johnsing. The big black man cut
loose with a lot OF stuff we never gave
him credit for. and when he meets
Jeffries there may be a few more up
sets in dope
Jimmy McAleer thinks that Macon. Ca.
would be a good place for the Nationals
TO train. Well. we might just as we'll
put Macon on the map as any other
Georgia town.
THAT viii be about all for this year. "
says the baseball scribe Of a Kansas
City paper. Yes; for him; but how about
the rest OF us? He is probably looking
around for another job. while we are
still engaged in the uplift work, IL you
know what that means.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
BASEBALL GOLF FOOTBALL
CONDITION IS SERIOUS.
Navy Football Player May Net Re
cover from Iniuries-

Annapolis. Oct 1S.-It was stated at the
Naval Academy tonight that the condi-
ton Of Earl D. Wilson, OF COvington,
KY the midshipman who was injured
In the football game on Saturday was
serious. There has been no sign Of
dimlnutlon Of the paralysis which has
affected his limbs and upper body since
Saturday. and unless this takes place be-
fore morning the apprehensions will be
OF the gravest character
Wilson was examined by the ex-ray this
morning, and no fracture Of the spinal
column was found. but there is no doubt
that there is a brulse of the spinal cord.
causing bloody tumor Wilson's chance
Of recovery depe3ds upon whether this
clot is large OF small, and whether or not
1t will be absorbed Tonight is likely 10
be the turning point and II his condition
does not show some Improvement by
morning, the situation viii be extremely
serious.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
PREPS CHOOSE LEADER.
John Murphy Elected Captain Of
Basketball Team.

At a meeting yesterday Of the George
town Prep Basketball Association John
Murphy Of the District Of Columbia, was
chosen captain to lead the Blue and Gray
embryo quintet this year
Murphy is a popular lad at the hilltop
school and an athlete of no mean ability.
Besides playing center on the basketball
team, he is one Of the mainstays in the
prep football line.
Although the team will suffer much By
the loss of Brennan and Graham, who
have entered the college department and
O'ConnOr. who did not return. the pros
poets for a winning team are bright. Be
sides Murphy, there are Heiskell, Loehl.
and Kerwin. captain OF the prep football
team, not to mention a wealth of new
material that is registered at the school
Next Sunday the men viii have their
first practice under Prof. Joyce, who will
give the men his undivided attention
this year.
Manager Wurtz is busy arranging an
attractive schedule
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
WASHINGTON HORSE BEATEN
Axis Loses Race at Big Baltimore
Matinee.
Russell g., Another Capital City Nag,
VIII Start To-dRy-BiE Crowd
witnesses Events.
$50 % Tho Wnlhinrton Hernld.

Special to Tho Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Oct. IS = Fifty Washing
tOnians were in Baltimore to-day to wit
ness the first days races at the Gentle
mems driving Park They were down to
see Axis. owned by e. F. Hall, make his
first start in a race. Axis is a full
brother to Mr. Halls fast mare Manu-
ella. He was beaten to-day, but made no
mistakes throughout the race. and looks
like the making Of a game and fast horse.
Axis has had practically no training.
There were 1900 people at the park.
The 2:17 trot tomorrow will also be
attractive to washington horsemen.
Charley Mott VIII start Russell G. against
field of seventeen high-class horses.
There has been much speculation con-
corning Russell G., and to-morrow's race
may show his real merit The harness
horse races for tomorrow are the PIP
pace and PIG pace There are twenty
two nominations for the PIP event. and
twenty-three for the ZIG race. There will
also be two running races. The results.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL
TLAYER BREAKS HIS ARM.

StaliKy Carton, who played left
half on the sophmOre team OF
Georgetown College. was injured
In the game against the fresh
men last Sunday. He continued
playing till the end of the game,
and after IL was over. his arm
was found, upon examination. TO
have been broken in two places.
The young man IN doing nicely,
but will not be seen upon the
EridiTOn any more this season.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
PUNTS AND Passes.

Harvard's hardest problem appears to
be 70 bolster up the center OF the line.
Penn State College fully expects TO
whip Penn on Franklin Field on Satur-
day afternoon.
Braddock played a game OF football on
Franklin Field Saturday; in fact. his
catch and run saved Penn lot Of
trouble.
Because Of the continued good work OF
Alec Thayer at quarter back. the Quaker
coaches plan to shift Capt. Miller to an
end position.
John De witt "a. the famous tackle
and kicker. has Joined Princeton's coach
ing staff. He is working out in uniform
with the men.
Dean and Chamberlain will probably
be out Of the Army lineup for several
days because Of injuries received in the
contest with Yale.
Bergen is expected to displace Chrystie
as first string quarter back on the Prince
ton eleven, This win probably be the
final shift OF the season.
Philbin. Coy. and DAILY. who were on
Yales hospital list. viii be I'm the daily
scrimmage hereafter. Harry Vaughan
viii pronably be q regular end on ac-
count OF his good work Saturday.
With the addition OF five new men to
the training table after the Fordham
game. there are now twenty-five eating
the Cornell diet The newcomers are
Krutsch, Hoffman. and Virgins, half
backs. and Simpson and Robb. full backs.
What's in a name, anyway? Just as In
1905. when A., c.. and ID. Brown were on
the Williams eleven, that university this
year has monopoly Of the Brooks fam
ily. B.. D., and T. Brooks participating in
Saturdays game against Dartmouth. II
would be interesting TO note the result
OF a Harvard game with their pairs Of
Browns. Smiths, Withingtons. and Les
lies all in action at the same time
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
CHAMPS HONORRD
All Pittsburg Turns Out to
Greet Players.
BABE ADAMS IN TEARS
Monster Celebration at Forbes Field
when Worlds Champions Are Pre-
scented Checks Representing shares
of Prize Money in Recent Series.
Representative Burke Speaks.

Pittsburg. Pa, Oct ls.--The yells OF
Joy which went up from Pittsburg to-
night could be heard as far as Detroit.
The Pirate crew, which had taken the
measure Of the Tiger, was given an ova-
ton such as no other baseball team has
been accorded The whole town and sur
rounding country turned out 20 do them
honor, first with a parade. which wound
Up at Forbes Field, where checks were
presented the players by Representative
James Francis Burke
The parade formed on Liberty street
and passed out Fifth avenue. Il was a
nondescript mob which followed the
twelve bands and the hundreds Of auto
mobiles carrying the players and city
officials Mayor MCGEE. who had ordered
the celebration, appointed his depart
ment chiefs division marshals and South
Side. North Side, and the surrounding
hills sent forth their mobs of rooters
who massed behind the bands in solid
phalanxes. Three military organizations
lent color to the procession, and half a
dozen political clubs with banners formed
in line. The streets We're jammed with
battle,
big Field TANNED,
The largest crowd had gathered al
Forbes Field, where standing room was
at premium In the center Of the dia.
mond a stage had been erected. When
the procession reached the park the
crowd sang My Country. It's Of Thee. %
Mayor McGee attempted to can the meet
Ing to order but he might as well have
ordered the Red Sea to turn back as
Pharaoh did.
Representative Burke made an address
facilitating the players. Barney Drey-
fuss, the league. and the city for win.
ming the pennant and the championship
series. He called each player TO the
stage and introduced him 20 the mob
making a brief address on the prowess
OF each one, and handing each man a
check for his share OF the winnings OF
the championship series.
Babe" Adams. thrice winner over the
Detroits, received the greatest ovation.
Besides his part Of the winnings. he re-
ceived purse Of $l.26l which had been
subscribed by his admirers Of which the
FlusDurg players had donated $500. The
crowd called on Adams for a speech. but
the young man was overcome. and tear,
uickled down his checks.
Fred Clarke Speaks.
Fred Clarke made an address. thanking
the fans for their support OF the team
and his happiness at having lived to b.
the leader of a team winning the world.
championship. Wagner received a tire.
mendous ovation When called on for a
speech, he simply grinned at the thou.
sands OF people facing him. His smile
proved a winner. and the thunders of ap-
plause could be heard across the noun
tains.
Plans had been made TO have the ma
jority of the players make a barn.
storming tour, but this was given I'D thi.
afternoon. Most of them returned e
their home tonight.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19

The Arguers held their first handicap
pool tournament Of the season last night
The games resulted as follows: Williams,
scratch, beat Clarke, scratch: Kearney,
9 balls, beat Cornell, p balls. Allen. {
balls. beat Kaiser. 10 balls: b. Cramer.
balls, beat Manning. Is balls: Osborne
8 balls. beat 3. Cramer. balls; Kearney,
9 balls. beat Williams, scratch; Allen. s
balls, beat Osborne, s balls: Alien, 5 balls,
beat Kearney, balls. The next tourna-
ment will be held Saturday
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
ATHLETICS OFF TO COAST.
Americans Primed for
Exhibition Games.

Philadelphia, Oct. IS-Connie Mack.
manager Of the Philadelphia American
League baseball club. and such OF the
White Elephants as have not already
gone to their respective homes left this
city this morning for the West. going by
way Of Pittsburg. from which point they
go TO Chicago tonight
Several exhibition games have been ar
ranged for the "near-champions' IN the
Windy City. Following the Chicago Sc
rles, Connie Niack's team Will 20 to the
Coast. where they play series OF games
with the "All National League" combina-
ton secured by Frank Bancroft, OF Gin
c!nnati
There is a possibility Of the Athletics
going as far as Washington IN the far
West, bat that viii depend on the news
that awaits them IN Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-19
FALSE PRICE is SET
Practical, at Long Odds, Cap
lures Jamaica Feature.
HANDLED WITH RARE SKILL
Dugan Has Mount on BeImOnt's En-
try in sayviIIe Stakes, and, with
Good Ride, Practical Gets Home a
Nose Ahead Of Mary DavIs-GIaHu
Rides Queer Race on The Peer.

New York, Oct. 1s.-August Belmonts
Practical. at the false price Of z TO /.
upset the calculations of the talent at
Jamaica to-day by winning the Sayville
Stakes for three-year1olds at a mile ana
a sixteenth
Dugan had the mount and he handled
Practical with rare skill. Sticking close
TO the rail. he kept him always within
striking distance Of Mary Davis, the pace
maker, until he reached the home stretch.
Then Dugan took Practical to the out
side, put him under hard drive. and got
home IN the nick Of time to win by a
nose. Mary Davis had two lengths over
DR.. Holzberg.
Glass rode a queer looking race on
The Peer. a lukewarm favOrite IN the
fifth race. Few Of the wise men wanted
this horse and showed a marked prefer
ence for Nethermost or Paradise Queen,
both taken az
Paradise Queen rushed to the front
with great speed, but in the stretch Meth
ermost came with a rush and nailed her
in the last few jumps to win by
head
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Firc and cne-han f-rlosr,. sbor--
ham. 10 (sooville). ! % 2 won; Tempter. 10
Rottigl 10 J. second: Menus. 10 CBuiwelD. Is
70 /, third Time. l0e IS. Langenback and Tonia-
T. also ran
SECOND RACE-Ons and ons-sixteeith miles
Qufen Marguerite. los iCrueFyl. % ;. Won: Imits-
tor, 100 (Hylandl. 10 ?. second; Right Guard. g
tPHrior. 100 10 !. third. Time. lss. Only th-ee
starters
THIRD RACE-six fuTlongs. Prince Imperial. rs
DuEanl. q % 90 won, Marines 90 martini Is TO
5. second; Brush Broom. I02 (CreeTyl. 20 J. third
Tine ia IS. Only three starters
FOURTH RACE-Onc and 0ue-sxteenth miles
Practical. lo9 Duganl. z 20 J. won. Mary Davis
3 Glass. : to s. secord; Dr. Hoizbcrg lO6 Cshil-
ing. 70 ? third. Time. l:iS. Gania- Racquet
and County Fair also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile and one furiOng. Meth
ermost. g ,AcClheyl. 70 l. Won; Paradise Queen
% Garner. 10 J. second; Siskin. 100 lCreeTyl
% J. third. Time. Ia 2-5. The Peer. Golo0nda.
and Campaigne- also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. Rockstone I07
king. = 70 l. Won: Adriuche 10 Garner S 20
l. second; Comedieune. l07 CBulweIll. 20 J. third.
Time la1 s. Psntaufe. Snake Man. Queen q
the Hills Lens. Horace L. and DesrUus also ran