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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
BOOKS

"Cherub Deyine." by Sewell Ford.
tells OF the experiences OF a youngish
Wall street bachelor. who suddenly
finds himself the owner OF handsome
estate on Long Island. sold for tho
debts OF the bankrupt owner. man or
old family without the least concep-
ton OF business responsibilities. When
Cherub. so-called because OF his face
and figure, takes possession he tnds
the house still occupied by the late
owners, who have removed themselves
as far as possible from contact with
the monster OF social iniquity they
conceive the new possessor 10 be. Or
course one OF the members OF the
family is a beautiful young woman.
otherwise no story would be possible.
As the widow OF an Italian count.
whose side che left Immediately after
the ceremony. upon discovering MS
utter meanness. she Is especially ap-
pealing to Mr.. Deyine. who has never
before come So near to real society.
Mr.. Ford traces out Mr.. Cherub De-
vines experiences with his inimitab'e
humor and develops many tremendous
ly funny situations. This novel Is
certainly deserving OF the necessary
hour or two of every readers time.
mitchell Kennerly. New York; Mac
auley's, Sheehan's and Hudsons. De-
troit)
THE Spell of Italy by Caroline At
water Mason. is a bright, breezy, con-
versational account OF an Italian tour
made by an agreeable and witty wo-
man, who went to Italy with her eyes
and mind open. The author pays no
attention TO the ordinary tourist sights.
| She leaves the coliseum. the forum.
and the guide book monuments alone.
| She turns from the beaten paths. She
visits Capri. Ravello, Amalh, Siena.
seats OF the Medieval communes In
the Apprentices. the historic cities OF
| the north. In conversations sue
evolves a historical background for
her narrative. She has special fonc-
ness for hunting out the places hal
lowed by association with Goethe
Keats, Shelly, Byron and The literary
men. who have felt the spell OF italy
Readers OF Mrs. Mason's chatty jour
nal will vote It delightful. Well bound
and illustrated with numerous photo
graphic reproductions.
| a.. c. Page Il Co.. Boston; Mac
auley's. Sheehans and Hudson's, De
troit)
"A Royal Ward" by Percy Bredner.
an English author who scored wide
reputation with his Princess Mar
itza." and Is following up his early
success with a new dramatic story OF
England during the regency at the
period OF Napoleon's downfall. when
every Frenchman who ventured INFO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
The Man
Who Stole
The Earth
cMAPrER LxvI-tconsInued).
By ". Holt Whits

cHAPTER LxvIs-(continued).
He made no excuse for himself.
made no explanation. made no COM
ment ON what had happened. He
merely gave the curt order:
Back TO the admiralty"
The Victor put back.
He then took up the wireless and
licked q query. and he was sufficient
" collected now To smile to himself
at the promptitude with which that
query was answered. Obviously con-
slant watch had been set over the In
strument since he had delivered his
ultimatum In the morning.
You will understand. IL you please.
that wish to deal on a matter OF i'm
portant business with his majesty the
car himself. At the present moment
the czarovitch Is In my possession. and
] am not ashamed to use that posses
sion as lever"
The answer came:
All communications from you will
be instantly repeated by telephone to
the palace"
Then you know the news?'' said
Strong. --
I'VE are aware OF the facts" was
the answer.
There was little pause. and then
the sparks In the instrument began
10 play again.
His imperial majesty the car is
waiting" was the message.
Strong smiled a rather unpleasant
little smile to himself.
I'll bet" he said, lit is not very Of
ten that his imperial majesty has wait
ed"
Then he licked:
Inform his majesty that hold the
cxarovitch az hostage. II his majesty
will consent to withdraw the Russian
troops from the frontier OF Bahama.
the czarovitch shall be restored to
him. But, though much is done In the
name OF the car which Is really the
work OF his officials, decline to de-
liver up the czarovitch until those
troops have been actually withdrawn"
The reply was short and dignified:
please understand that his impe-
rial majesty win In nowise agree to
any such arrangement. even though
he loses his son. He believes that
even Mr.. Strong cannot afford TO risk
being branded as inhuman by the
world, with the people OF which he Is
now Playing.
Strong raped back:
This IL no question or play. II ev-
cry mans hand Is against me, SO must
my hand be against every man. Be-
lieve me, indeed, that I regret can
not say how greatly-the necessity
for what I know must be regarded az
q blackguard act; but I have no choice
In the matter. After all, the kidnap-
ing Of Miss Hunt was not much less
cowardly.
He waited for an answer to this, but
no answer came. Therefore he sent
word that he was waiting for reply.
The reply was:
~There In nothing more to be said"
Am l." asked Strong. TO consider
this answer 1nal?"
1T must be considered final until
the GEAR has held the great council or
state. This II more q matter for Rus
ala than for the car himself"
80 be IT," Strong made answer.
''but IN the meantime ! should like to
assure his majesty that, no matter
what I have done or how he may re-
gard me. I am at least q man and a
gentleman. l am prepared to risk
much TO prove this. and I am prepar-
cd to trust his imperial majesty II he
win trust me. Ny suggestion IL
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29

the English territory was suspected
as spy. and there were plots and
Counterplots against the royal family.
The story grows somewhat complicat'
ed as one villain schemes against an-
other. but ultimately the best ends OF
Justice are served. and the notes OF
wedding belts serve as finish.
little, Brown & Co., Boston,, Ma
cauleys. Sheehan's and Hudson's. Do
troit)
The Man From Home" The play
OF this name by Booth Harrington aud
Harry Leon Wilson was first present
ed in u Chicago theater In the autumn
OF 1907, where II run for year. IL
had marked success and was greeted
with equal favor IN New York the fol-
lowing season. II has been publish
ed In book form with illustrations
from photographs OF the stage pre-
sentation. IL Is pleasing comedy.
the plot turning principally on the Ell
fort II an English lord and his family
TO marry him TO an American heiress.
The place OF action is Seronto, Italy.
and tho time the present day. Inc
characters represent all nationaiit'es
as Indicated in their names. the Grand
Duke vaselivitch. the Earl az How
castle. Comptesse de Champagne
Mariana, etc. but the leading charac.
ter. The Man From Home" Is Daniel
VOORHEES, Pike. OF Kokomo, Ind. an
unmistakable Hoosier. The heroine Is
Ethel GrangerSimpson. also an Amer
lean. The text Is accompanied with
illustrations and directions that serve
10 elucidate II. and 1t may be read
with as much interest and understand
ing as when seen on the stage.
Harper g. Bros, New York; Ma
cauleys, Sheehan's and Hudson's. De-
troit)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
CONGRCcATiONAI

A meeting OF the congregation OF the
North congregational church will be
held next Wednesday at 80 o'clock
and IL IL expected that the members
viii authorize the trustees TO proceed
WITH the erection OF The auditorium;
be held In the church. and the Rev.
William Byron ForDush. n. D., will
preach a sermon appropriate TO the &C
casion. A special patriotic musical pro-
gram has been arranged The congre-
CATION 10 making plans for the annual
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
STOLEN BILLS FOUND
ON HOLD-UP SUSPECTS
Authorities Believe This Discovery
Solves Robbery of Overland

Autnortttea bciteve MS discovery
Solves Robbery Of Overland
OMAHA. Neb.. May 29-Three bills
stolen from the mail sacks, taken from
the Overland Limited by the four ban
dts Saturday night have been found
In the possession OF three suspects un-
der arrest.
The authorities believe that this dis
coyery absolutely clinches the cases
against the suspects and furnishes the
last link IN tn ealready strong chain Of
circumstantial evidence.
In sorting over the mail in the mail
sacks found In the attic Of the Brown
Park school. Inspector Perkins came
across q letter from a Wyoming bank
giving the description and numbers OF
. number OF mutilated bills being sent
20 washington for redemption. By
comparing the numbers with the mon.
~ found ON the three suspects when
they were arrested he found three OF
The stolen bills.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
METIIOnIsT

Prof. r. W. Schneider. OF Berea. o %.
will occupy the pulpit OF the First Ger
man NJ r. church. GratiOt and Jos.
Campau-ayes. Sunday morning and
evening Or. Schneider fills the chair
OF systematic theology ia the William
Mast Theological seminary. OF Berea,
and r. widely known by his lectures
and writings, and is an authority IN
his sphere. deep thinker and lucid
speaker. June !. at o'clock In the
evening he will give an address In the
same church on "Das Christliche Fret
beitsidCd1" Everyone is cordially In
NitCd Admission free
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
UNIyERsAIIsT.

The Rev. Lee S. McCollester. n y,
OF the Church OF Our Father. viii
preach Sunday morning ON War and
Peace. or the Man in the Ranks" In
recent parish meeting. eN-Gov. John
t. Rich. who has been a trustee for
several yearK was made honorary
trustee OF the church
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
New sunday Excursion Service.

Effective Sunday aMsay-5etAs- te-bet-
ter accommodates patrons OF every
sunday excursions TO Cleveland. the
Lake Shore Ry. will run special
train 10 Detroit leaving Cleveland
each Sunday during the season at
700 p. NJ, arriving Detroit 11:l5 p.
m Excursion train leaves Detroit
1902 a. M. fare to Cleveland and re-
turn $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
EPISCOPAL.
D Williams

The Rt Rev. Charles D. WNhams
will spend practically all OF next week
in New York. and week from SuhuA3
will visit ST Johns Episcopal church
Durand I'm the afternoon and In the
evening will go TO St Tauis ehureh'
Flint
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
FUEL
seeretsry's Office, so Broadway.

Detroit, Mich. May %. 1903.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until II o'clock noon Tues
day. June sth next. for furnishing all
fuel required by the Board OF Edpca.
tion for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1910.
Proposals must be submitted no
cording TO specifications on forms fur.
nished by the secretary. which may be
had upon application at this Office
WILLIAM j. LEE,
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
NEWEST CIRCUS DAREDEVIL.

ITS too foolish 10 talk about IT, =
says Frenzo. I'm a fool and | don
even give my right name. | need the
money: that's ALL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

outing. which will take place FRIDAY,
juno at fscfs- Blame sss.+Gr ei4 : I'D
| will be observed In the churcn the 81 81
| ond Sunday IN June. and the BOYS Apt
/ ton drill for parents and friends SAT-
urday evening. June >.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29

Arkansas leads among the states In
the production OF bauxite. her output
being more than 60 per cent or the to-
tai last year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
In Washington.

rev. Edward Everett Hale. blind
chaplain OF the senate, is a writer OF
many books, OF which THE Man With
out = Uounkry- II still read
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
CATHOLIC.

The solemn closing OF the May de-
votions IN ste. Anne's church will take
place Sunday evening. The exercises
will include the reception OF candidates
into the Young Ladies' Sodality. a pro-
cession, sermon and bene6ICtion.
Plans are being made by the pastor,
the Rev +. J. Van Antwerp, Tor the
for Our Lady OF the Rosary church.
The children OF St tincents Catholic
church will receive their FIRST com
munion Sunday morning at the 2
o'clock mass and in the afternoon at
4 o'clock viii be conilI med oy the Kt.
Rev. John ). Foley. sunday evening :.
the Rev. William r. Robson. :. J., OF
Detroit college. VIII deliver sermon
for the unmarried women OF St VIM
cents parish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
AnNENT CHRISTIAN.

An open air service Will be held oy
the nastor OF the Advent Christian
church Sunday evening az O'CLOCK. al
Cameron and Euclid -aNes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
seeretary's Office, so Broadway.

Detroit. Mich. May %, 1909.
Proposals on all classes of school
supplies for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1910. are invited. Specifica-
lions and other information can be
had on application at this Office.
WILLIAM J. LEE.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29

Sunday afternoon at S:i5 o'clock Mrs
Bertram c. Whitney Will speak on 80
torium and Mrs. James lngns VII, Viii
sing Mrs. Grace Gray brown VIII
have charge OF the musicale 70 De slEtn
Thursday noon from lZSO 10 C40N
in the association rooms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
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nuuonnun-o1ks Psspsi.s. No fuss and
- 1SS6kora The plain. neat kind that
49, 29hl T1Des Pv1.tfng Co. No.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-29
BAPTIST.

The Rev. Maurice Ponaeld Fixes. y.
D.. pastor OF the Woodward Baptist
church. will deliver the Memorial day
address in the Light Guard armory,
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Special memorial services WIN be
held in Beulah Baptist church. sunday
morning. when the pastor, the Rev: ii.
Sidney Bullock. Will speak on Faith
full Veterane." In the evening his
topic will be Displaying the Banner.
A special musical program Will be
given by the choir.
j. 4. Mason. OF the Eaton g. Mains
book house, will present a paper on
What Congregation Has Right 10
Expect From It's Pastor" before the
Baptist Ministers conference. Monday
morning.
The Rev. Frederic Tower Ga1pin. or
the First Baptist church. Will preach
the second OF hts Sunday evesing ser
mons on Genius" tomorrow. His
topic will be Roosevelt: Genius Is
Work"
The Baptist ministers OF the city
and vicinity will take their annual out
ing June :. VISITING the Ann Arbor
guild. They will also inspect the Uni
versity OF Michigan.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

George Murphy, tenor. will sing with
the Quartet OF Westminster Presoy-
terrain church next Sunday
A Memorial day service Will De nein
In the CadiIlac-ave- Presbyteriah
church. Sunday morning; and IN t ths
evening Miss Pindar will conduct the
missionary meeting. IL.
The Rev. A. +. Bruske. p. d. OF
Alma, will preach In the Trumbull-
ave. Presbyterian church sunday morn
ing. In the evening there Will De ne
mortal services and the Naval Neterants
and Union Veterans association WIN WIN
the following posts, will attend: All
banks. Gen. o. N Poe. Michigan. al
quar-, Detroit, John Brown, with theiI
beautiful dag will be presented TO the
church by these societies
Bible school day will be observed
next Sunday In connection with lhe
byterian church. Members OF tAs
Bible school will meet in The church
house at 10 o'clock and at 1870 viii
march into the church a ,Ss shn1nh
will be reserved for tncm- Edmond
Lichtenstein. violinist. will pray the TO
nance from the second csncerto OF
wieniawski. and will also play ooli-
gatos for the soprano and contfalto
soil, at the evening service
The last musical service OF the pres
emit season will be given by the choir OF
1ns eSr' evening Selected lis, Of
numbers will be given on this occasio IN.
instead OF the usual single work. which
will make an enjoyable change: Ger,
ard Cobb.s tine Sixty-Second- Tsalm Will
be the principal anthem. which Is prac :
ticaliy a short cantata- consisting or
two Quartets. soprano solo, ana
duet Tor tenor and bass Mrs. owen
win sing 20 Savior, Hear Us. by Gar
cia, with violin obligato. Mrs. Clements
will sing. 20 Savior. Hear Us" by Gal
lett. also with violin: MIR. LAWN.
Great Is the Holy One OF Israel by
Case. and Mr.. ClOhecy new song by
II w. Parker, Declining Now. the
Suns Bright Wheel Edmond Lich-
tenstein. nrst viclinist and orRaniz s
OF the Detroit String quartet, will play
the obligatos. and the Romance. from
wieniawskfs second violin concerto
Mr.. Corey will play the famous Cru
sader's March" from LISTS oratorio
st. Elizabeth in which ia introduce
Crusaders hymn of the thirteenth
century. which the choir VIII sing.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
Los .r'oI|oS Doctu|nos .
LA DETENc1oNfDE L1c1AGA
LAS PEsoU1sAs DE LA PoL1c1A

La policia &de Ia secreta. al manGC
del .jefe Sr. Quilones, ACADIA de pres
tar blenoS servcios Ell esta ciudad.
Iiace tempo que Sc vanlan verifican
10 escalamientos en- algunos puntos
.'4ntlicos. sin que pudicra averiguarse
q autor o autores de dichos robos.ag.s.f
Por fin ha sido arrestado aver e
,prdadero criminal Sc llama Julio
Lieiaga, qllien Sc ha declarado autor dc
Eos robos siguientes:
T ca.amicnto yerificado ell 6 del mes
;0rrIente en- La, casa de los senOres l.
Ti!iafnil y Ca. ,calle lnfanta Luisa
,Marina), lIevandose cuarenta y cincC
,io!lars.
Escalamiento verificado en- Ell HOteI
EIelvetia, 4 Mr.. Smith, ocupandosc ell
reloj robado que fue vendido en- Baya-
mon.
Nueyo escalamientO veriticadO en- la
noche de ranteayer en- ell almacen de los
seiloresf Villamil. Descubierto ell crimi-
nal sfue peaseguido a tiros por los en-
pleAdos, ,~se escape dos guardias y fue
arrestado mas tarde por fuerza de la
detective en- Bayam6n.
Liciaga, ademas Sc ha confesado au-
tor de dos robos mas que Sc estan in
vestigando. Sc cree que es autor de
los robos cometidos en- ell hotel oVesu
bion y en- La calle de la Fortaleza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
Fl Circo Tatali
EXCELENTE ESPECTACULO

Fl piiblino sigue llenando la exttal j.:
sa carpa que ha levantado TatHfi, el
pomlliarisimO emlresarlO, detrsis del Cl
ne Cubano. en- Puerta de TERRA.
Los trabajos presentados anoohe por
la "troupe''. 'freron aplalufitilsInNos.
Ell barrista. la familia imperial .Ja-
ponesa, los hermanos yucatecas, admir-
bles acr0batas de una agilidad shmles-
ca, ell gracioso clown, Cara 1impia, la
,1stlda Miss. Rita, todos los ntimercis
EN- fin, g,lstaro;n al nlmeroso pdbll'so,
que aplaudi6 muchisimo " pidio repe-
tioiDnes.
La function termina a hora muy dis
creta, y La installation que, ha hscho
Tatali, es muy >c6moda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25

darle TN impossible y leal apoyo. estuvo
punto de quetlar ba,r1do de la fas de
la TERRA, seg1n propias palabras del 60
bernador.
va saben. pues. los poderes y orga-
nismos que quieran convivir con ell pals
ins,!iar que no aspiren desacatarle y a
herirla en- sus convicciones mas caras y
en- s,,s afectos mas intimos, que ell cami-
no rccorrido hasta ahora por la admins
traciGn sus aspirantes servidores, tan
dcspectivamente tratados, es ell que con-
duce al bloqueo de la opinion. al aisla-
nliento peligroso en- que mueren, por
construction y agotamiento las colectlvlda-
des que Sc divorcian del ideal que fue su
f,Ierza
La reunion del Comite Territorial Re-
publicano. tiene ante sus ojos este pro-
blema trascendental. ~.
Mr.. Post 10 ha dicho llanamente:
Ell q. va con Ell gobierno, va .camino
De Ia impopularidad De esa impopula-
ridad pueden reirse hasta cierto punto,
los irresponsables. los bur0cratas. pero
un organlsmo que neceslta para vlvlr de
las fuerzaS electOrales de la colOnia. para
cumplir con su deber v s,,s compromises
con al n1bllco, tiene va marcado, por ell
msmo gobernador, un calnino i}ldesvia-
bic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
DOCe estrenOs
EN- Ell CINE PUERTO RICO

Ell programa de esta nochc es estupen-
do consta de doce estrenos cuyos titulos
damOs q continuation
Honor de- Tahur, Fuente de Juventud,
Ell abanico, Mefst6feles y su maestro, La
leyenda Azul, La vida en- ell desierto, Mo-
no heehizado, .Peque1o detective, Sueiio
de los espectros. Poder de los nervios,
La Mujercita, y Por el amor 4 SUI hija.
Colorado esta a la altura de las cir
cunstancias. Ell espectaculo que ofrece cs
interesantisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
Concerto Cd Id plaza

Pngrama de las. piezas que tocara
Ia Banda de Benefieencia en- Ia plaza
de Baadorioty, ell domingo.
L. Pasodoble Ell So@dado, VihoaO.
2. Habanera, Oamag,teyana, vMoio
8. Selecci6n de Id opera bohemian
Gil (est,eno), Baabe. ' ''''
4. Taasda de valses Sunny Itay'',
Tobani. = o. y '.''.' "';'.' >
!, S. Mujeres'" "March Two. Step b 50
bre ell motive de la; 'zarzueia LA w.
da a1eere'',t' ',t'tsstrenoj, ,Frany Leasasrr:...
s.: nwe - FTP PA "ln Jolly y 5eattovn' :! @''
3, { .b'sqqa,s, Xiiel4 .(strsne9, y vsse ~
HMmnao Il q he ! Star u spangled Banner.
..:...:i :biama Ms!asseeE, ;.h p.,.; /, i",c -:
Juan Vihoao Saez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-25
Fl. nu|aijo CORE

Ell senior Gordils, nos ha enviado hoy
la siguiente carta, que tenemos mucho
gelsto en- publican, para rectiflcar las
versiones circuladas con respectO a que
ell hermoso caballo uMulatoD, habia 81
do retfrado por sus duenos de las ca
rreras de manana.
He aqui la carta.
San Juan Puerto Rico, Septiembre 25
de 1909.
Sr. D. Eudosio de La Cuetara
-. San Juan, P. R.
Distinguido amigo:
Atendiendo a las reiteradas indica
clones de Ia Comisi6n encargada de
allegar socorros para los heridos dc
Melilla y al empefio especial de usted
de que cora e caballo oMulatoD, pa
ra que contribuya q aumentar los in
gresos de la fiesta hipica de mahana
en- nombre de Fano y en- el milo, ten.
60 el gusto de participate que, pres
cindiendo de las condolences actuales
en- que Sc encuentra .dicho caballo, que
no ha sido traqueado, yde Ia circuns,
tancia agravante de no tener jockey
ell aMulatbs: esta g.. la disposition de
esa Junta que. nos habla en- nombre de
la Carload. T.. ...:. ... .,.ss, .!
Qnedo siempre { sus 6rdenes,y su 'atto
amigo y S. S. .....+.:: =. 4..,"... q;
Joss 0ordilx