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The Thlinget., 1909-08-01

The Torpedo boats from the Paci- fife Fleet at the sound, anchored in front of the Training School for number of days the first of this month.
The Thlinget., 1909-08-01

DC. McTavish returned Aug18 on the Dolphin. MT. McTavish reports that his vacation which was spent at the A.Y.P.E. and other points on the west coast was most enjoyable.
The Thlinget., 1909-08-01

WA. Kelly who was for so long Superintendent of the Training School is making his ronnd of Alaska banking houses as U.S.- Bank Examiner.
The Thlinget., 1909-08-01

A letter from Miss Davis, formerly boys matron in our school, brings word that she is still enjoying the delightful eli mate of southern California, but wishes that her strength would permit her to be back at work in the Sitka Training School.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-03-06
covNGToN ST TAMMANY PARISH SATURDAY, nARcH

that a committee of six citizens of
said town be selected to act as a Board
of Trustees, three of whom shall be
members of the Board of Aldermen of
said town of Sidell, who shall act
with the member of the Parish Board
of School Directors of that ward, who
shall be ex-officio chairman of said
Board Of Trustees.
Be it further resolved, etc., That
said Board cf Trustees shall have
specially in charge the supervision of
| the erection and construction of said
school building, as well as the furnish
ing and equipping Of said school house.
It shall be their duty to approve all
bills, and in general represent the
Board of School Directors in the mat
ter and from time to time make re-
port to said Parish Board.
Be it further resolved ETC., That
said Board of, Trustees shall make
such rules and regulations to govern
them in the discharge of their duties
as they deem fit, provided same be
not contrary to the laws of the State.
Upon motion of DR.. Pigott, second.
ed by Mr.. Englehart that the above
resolutions be adopted.
Carried.
The following named persons were
elected to compose the Board of
Trustees of the Slidell High School:
W. E. Cause, ex-oficio chairman,
Albert Salmen, James Currie and
Oscar j. Brugier, Aldermen; E. F.
Ferrilloux, DIR. J. F. Polk and Henry
Cornibe, citizens.
The Board adjourned to meet Satur-
day, March 13, 1909.
CHAs. A. DAVID, President.
A. B. PETERS, Sec'y and supt.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-03-06
Witnesses

Chas, Galouye.
A. Moreau.
Fred. J. Heintz, Jr.
s Fotary Public.
State of Louisiana,
Parish of St. Tanmany. ~.
|, Louis Lowering Morgan, District
Attorney for the 25th Judicial District
of Louisiana, do hereby certify that |
have carefully examined the Charter
of the Third District Baptist Mission
arv Association, of Louisiana, and
find nothing therein contrary to the
laws of the State of Louisiana, and |
do hereby approve the same.
Signed this eleventh day of Janu-
ary, 1909, A. D. at Covington, La.
LOUIS l.. MORGAN,
District Attorney 26th Judicial
District of Louisiana
State of Louisiana,
Parish of St. Tammany,
I, the undersigned Recorder of
Mortgages in and for the Parish of
ST. Tammany, State of Louisiana, do
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing act of incorporation of the
Third District Missionary Baptist As
sociation of Louisiana, and the Ger
tifcate of the District Attorney were
this day recorded in my Office, in Book
W. E. BLOSSMAN,
Recorder of Mortgages,
fe27-6t st. TammnY Parish, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-03-06
School Board.

Covington, La, February 27, 1909.
School Board met with Mr.. G. A.
David in the chair, and w. G. Evans
Secretary. On roll call, the following
members answered present; John
Englehart, T. J. O'Keefe, DR.. J. T.
Pigott, Chas. David, H. @. Parker,
John Davis, T. P. Crawford, HI. E.
Cause, w. H. Kahl.
After accepting the resignation of
Mr.. ]. B. Lancaster, it was moved
and seconded that the board elect a
superintendent, carried. The name of
A. B. Peters was put in nomination
and he was elected my acclamation.
Upon motion of Mr.. Cause, seconded
by Mr. Parker, the superintendent s
salary was fixed at S1400, the superin-
tendent to pay his travelling expenses.
The Board passed resolutions instruct
| ing the President and Secretary to
pay all bills when they are endorsed
by the member of the School Board
from that ward, provided there are
funds to the credit of said ward. The
board ordered that the interest on
warrants be paid after being checked
and found correct. To be checked by
the new superintendent and the retir-
ing superintendent. Moved and sec
onded that the bill rendered by the
Ozone Lumber and Building Supply
Co., be laid over until itemized ac-
count is rendered. A finance commit
tee was appointed by the chairman,
consisting of II. E. Cause, DIR. J. F.
Pigott, and H. @. Parker.
Mr.. Cause introduced the following
resolutions:
Resolved, That the Paris h
Board of School Directors turn over
to the town of Slidell the lots of
ground, with the school building there
on situated and owned by them, for
the purpose of erecting a new school
house as provided by the special tax
voted by the people of the town of
Slidell. Mr.. H. @. Parker moved,
seconded by Mr.. 7. P. Crawford, that
the question Of the School Board turn
ing over the property owned by them
in Slidell to the town Of Slidell, be re-
ferred to the attorney of the School
Board for action. Carried.
, It was moved by Mr.. II. E. Cause
and seconded by H. @. Parker, that
: Mr.. j. B. Lancaster be elected at.
torney for the School Board. Carried
| The salary of the Attorney was f1xec
at Sl25 per annum, payable quarterly
The incidental expenses of Supt
i Evans for the last quarter of 1908 was
: ordered paid. The board then took u,
! the matter of allowing the teachers
: three days for attending the Louisian;
: State Teachers Association and i
: was agreed to allow them full time. Tn,
association meets on the 1st, I'd, ant
! Sd of April, 1903.
j Mr.. Cause offered the followin!
: resolution:
Whereas, the people of the town o
/ slidell have, at an election duly held
' voted special tax of five mills 70
t ten years, for the purpose of ereetin,
a public school building within th
J corporate limits of the town of Sldell
J, and for the purpose of maintaining
!. said Slidell school.
Be it resolved by the Board o
J School Directors of the Parish of ST
Tammany, irregular session convened
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-03-06

Call at our office, or phone.
Nothing too large for us; nothing too
| small.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-03-06
The Northwestern Dental Go.

When you go to New Orleans to get
your dental work done, be sure to call
at the Northwestern Dental Co, No.
9l2 Canal Street. You win find the
finest and best equipped dental office
in the South, under the management
Of Dr.. L. A Brewster. Moderate
prices: frst-elass work, is the motto.
Everything strictly frst-class, and ten
year guarantee on all work.
Open Sundays from 9 to 4; evenings
until 8 D. m.
NORTHWESTERN DENTAL, Co.
912 Canal st.. New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-03-06

/ The following officers and Executive
Board have been elected: Roby
Vernon, president; A. P. Orlage, vice
president; |. H. Perkins, Secretary,
Is. J. jackson, corresponding-secre-
tary; Henry Williams. treasurer; P.
W. Balwin, District Missonery. j. S.
Barrow, Educational Missionary.
The following members of the Exc
cutive Board: J. w. Daniels, Henry
Tucker, M. NJ. Warren, L. Lewis.
James Vernon, l.. B. Houston, Ira
Young.
Thus done and recorded in my no
tariaI office in the town of CoVington,
St Tammany Parish, State of Lousi-
ana, on this ninth day Of January in
the year 1909, in the presence of Chas.
Galouye and A. Mareau two compe-
tent witnesses, who sign these pres
ents with said contracting parties and
me Nortary after due reading of
same.
Robert Vernon,
A. P. Orlage,
I. H. Perkins,
S. j. Jackson,
A. W. Warren,
P. w. Baldwin,
Henry Williams,
/. II. Jordan,
M. M. Warren,
Fl. Tucker,
B. D. Dickson,
Rev. Geo. W. James.
Witnesses
Chas. Galouye.
A. Moreau.
Fred. j. Heintz, Jr.
EnHnrrr pl1 hlin
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
GEORGE BROWNE STILL
LEADS THE STCKERS
Former Member of Worlds Champions Hitting
the Ball at .27O Clip

Several OF the Nationals have boosted
their batting averages considerably dur
ing the past week, and things are begin
ming to take a better turn. The team
seems TO have lost that awful weakness
that has held a firm grip for the past
month, a decided inability TO hit
Although pitted against the strongest
teams in the league, the players have
been hitting with a decided regularity
that has forced the many knockers TO
take a back seat.
George Browne is the present leader
with an average OF 30. There Is nothing
remarkable about this mark. but never
theless it is far better than any credited
TO a regular player for several weeks.
Browne has been hitting the ball hard
and timely during the past two weeks,
and should he retain the present clip,
should rank among the top-nOtchers be-
fore many days
Another George, Mcbride. Is second in
line. This is probably interesting news
for the fans. who realize that II the star
can hit he is head and shoulders over
any inhelder IN either league. Mac" is
batting at -254 clip. and for the past
two weeks has batted for a mark OF 800.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
TECHNICAL TO PLAY
Blacksmiths Figure Out a
Chance on Championship.
ELECT A NEW LEADER TODAY
Members OF Team to Hold a Meet
ing 10 Choose Captain for the Re
Choice - VIII Play Central To-
morrow and Business Next Friday.

Despite rumors 20 the contrary, Il has
been decided that Technical viii play out
the games OF the high school post-season
series with Central and Business 20 de-
eide. the championship FOR 1863.
According 10 schedule. the Blacksmiths
will play Central tomorrow afternoon
and Business next Friday.
Tie team viii undoubtedly be greatly
weakened by the loss Of its star slab
the Winchester semi-professionals. but
nevertheless they viii stick Il out 10 the
end. There are several men on the squad
who have the making OF good pitchers and
who should be able 10 hold their Own
against other high school teams
To Elect Captain.
This afternoon the members OF the team
will hold q meeting TO choose a captain
10 succeed Dolly Gray. who has been de-
clared ineligible. The choice lies be-
tween Lynch. Kelley. and Spencer. all OF
last seasons championship team. with the
chances in favor OF the hrst named.
Lynch was directly responsible for the
outcome OF last years race.
-un drive IN the final session tied Up mat
ters with Central. the Tech team hating
out a victory in the thirteenth inning.
No matter If luck played a part IN the
hit. Lynch is deserving OF some recOg-
milton from his team mates. and L is
surmised that he viii be rewarded on the
present occasion.
Although Technical has a chance 70
win out, the championship is generally
conceded 10 Business. After their deci-
sive victory over Central last week. in
which they played rings around the near
champions, II is hard 10 conceive how
Tech VIII have g chance with the Ste
nographers. who seem 10 be going better
Than ever. In Saturdays game they
played Ike major leaguers. hitting the
ball hard and timely. fielding faultlessly,
and running the bases a la TyTus Cobb.
Result Doubtful.
However. there is chance that the
post-season series, win be played withou,
the desired result. Should Central de-
feat Tech tomorrow and the Blacksmiths
in turn win from Business next Friday
the season viii end with another three
co-nered lie. which will not be played
/ on Worse things than this have hap
pened. most notably the defeat OF Cen
trails strong football squad at the hands
OF the seemingly weak Western team. az
ter the o Sreeters had practically
clinched the honors by scoring an easy
victory over Tech.
Again, Tech could win the championship
by defeating both Central and Business
The strength OF the Blacksmiths' new
twirler. whoever he may be. IS not known
and VIII not be known 20 outsiders until
after the Central game. The team has
never been known 70 quit. and IN the
games played 50 far this season has Gre
ated a favorable impression II is &c
watt
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
- o. for RnttIer.
LET JOHNNY HAYES WIN.

This Is what Bat 8Iasterson says:
Doesn't II seem about time Tor thS
promoters Of this Marathon bunk game
70 fix matters Up so that Johnny Hayes
could cop one OF the big events? Hayes.
10 the great Joy OF his New York friends.
grabbed the big race over in England
year or so ago. for which he was given
tremendous blowout by the Irish
American Athletic Society OF New York
VIXEN he got back home. Hayes victory
in England might have been 2 huke. n
the light OF subsequent races against
DorandO IL 10 doubt was. but what OF il?
SuppOsing Dorando. St. Yves. Svalberg.
Longboas. and other Marathon runners
can beat Hayes-that iSat any reason
why the latter shouldn't be allowed 20
win a race once IN 4 while. or. az any
rate. be permitted 10 finish in the money.
All the other runners have had their
turn Al winning. and there IS no reason
why Hayes should not be given his.
Hayes wants 10 get himself a manager
who can insist on having his turn when
the shOO-in IS arranged
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT

The Cincinnati Reds stayed IN third
place IN the National League by defeat
ing the Giants yesterday
BIZ Dahlen started bis first day as man
ager OF the Boston Nationals with three
costly slip-ups in short field
kitty Bransheld. the former Pirate,
is credited with Eve hits IN the Philadel-
phia-St Louis game yesterday
Larry Lajoie is now leading the stick
ers in the American and Wagner in the
National leagues. Looks ike old times.
Big Bill Kay. who was held out BY
Manager CantillOn. Is a terror 20 the
pitchers OF the New York State League.
Sam Edmonson. the local boy who IS
playing in the outer garden for Altoona
Of the Trl-State League, stands seventh
among the batters with a mark Of -
Lave Cross is as popular with the fans
In ShamOkin as he was during his stay In
our midst The former National IS fight
ing hard 70 land the pennant IN the At
lantic League.
Rm CoughIin. the former Washington
and Detroit player, IS playing a grand
fielding game for Wlliamsport-. How
ever, he is still backward in his stick
work Wiz the scanty average Of 81.
Reports from Altoona aTe 10 the effect
that the team viii have 20 land a COM
petent first sacker in order 70 retain the
lead in the Tri-SIate League -Cy" Mac
donald should be the man for the job
Bull Durham. .Muggsy McGraw's s
$500 find. has been relegsted 70 the
minors. Marquard. another costly one,
is none TOO sure Of his JOB. Durham has
hee0 sold 10 Torouro Of The Eastern
League.
The worlds champions are winning
games nowadays. but are hardly play
ing Up 20 old time form. The tailenders
have forced them 10 the limit IN the
games played In BeantoWn in the past
few days.
Clyde Engle. who was the Highlanders'
find. and who 7yas the sensation Of the sea
son ln the series between New York and
Washington. IS suffering a slump He
slipped up on TWO easy chances in a re-
cent game with the White SOx- Who
would have thought it2
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14

with a record Of eleven bingles out Of
twenty-five trips 10 the plate.
"Wid'' Conroy is suffering slump Just
at present which should break during the
next few days. The former Yankee has
been hitting the ball hard. but has hardly
been favored by Dame Fortune. He has
been robbed Of any number OF bingles by
sensational fielding on the part of OppOs-
ing players. and has probably suffered
more in this respect than any other men,
Der Of the team
During the present week the batting
averages should be boosted considerably.
St Louis and New York will be tackled
in the order named, and as neither team
is going well. the fans can look for big
doins'." The real dope follows:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
noesn,r Wnnt nfnch

A Western paper contained the follow
ing ad-
-'Wanted-A frst-class grocery sales
man. capable OF driving delivery wagon
and taking orders. work in store nights.
and manage business when owner IS
away. and take care Of the stable. Must
also be good pitcher and first baseman.
able 20 hit 500. so he can manage local
ball team which own. Win pay SO a
month for good man. No others need ap-
ply. Address. &c"
Now, II there Is anything else you would
Ike 10 have that ball player be capable
OF doing, except sleep. please tel him
when he applies for the Job.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
BASEBALL NFo4dSS M BOXING H'f % @ % AMATEURS

come" That fellow must have a cabbage
patch out here IN Brookland. and prob
ably is afraid the crop viii spoil
The Brightwood and Parkview mines
are apparently pretty evenly matched
when it comes TO soaking the horsehide-
Parkview has some individual stickers,
however.
The Petworth aggregation Is the best
nine In the Suburban circuit in showing
a runner around the sacks. Il having
made as many as twenty-one sacrifice
hits in nine games.
The Suburban League has three sched-
uied games for the Fourth OF July. but
there is some talk OF having them post
poned as all the boys want 10 partake
of a safe and sane Fourth" by taking
their girls down the river. or elsewhere.
The one fatal thing 10 a bail team is
internal dissension and it is TO be hoped
that the Hamline boys will settle their
differences before the team suffers
The Bethany team is leading the Sun
day School League in fielding. but Ninth
is there when II comes 10 handling the
bat, and the Northeast bunch is some
points ahead OF its old rivals al that
particular branch OF the game.
Marceron has made eighteen hits In
eight games In the Sunday School
League. Some 10 sparei
Dick, Woodward formerly with Win
chester. VIII be with Bethany before
long. and VIII probably do some OF the
catching.
Hayden certainly was In grand form
Saturday and few OF the Aggies got down
10 second on him. n 7. WORLEY.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City League-Colunba Athletic Cub n
6. T. o.
Departmental League-Coumissione- ~ Interior;
Post-ofsce ~ Commerce and LaboC.
Marquette LeaEse-St. Martins vs. Bloo1ninEiale.
Sunday School League-Hauline vs.. ST. Paul
Independence Leagse-Aegies " Advent
Suburban LeaSue-Parkyiew vs. Reed.
r T. Y. II C. A. Leaguc-NO game scheduled
BaEkers' LesSue-No game scheduled
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
ItaIIan Wfns BIIze Race.

Valley Stream. I. l.. June IS.-Joseph
Orlando. CT the Empire City Wheelmen.
a representative Of Italy. with a handi-
cap OF fTe minutes. won the first Mar
ath0n handicap bicycle race that was
held yesterday afternoon under the aus
pices OF the Roy Wheelmen. over the IA
nous BIerrick road His time was I.l5:Ss.
There were % starters
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
NEWSPAPER MEN PLAY BALL.
Press Club Teams Meet on Fort
Myer Field.

The much talked OF baseball game
between teams captained by Tom Monk
and Gerald Egan, OF the National Press
Club, was played at Fort Myer yesterday
afternoon. Egan's team won, II 10 J.
The purpose Of this game was 70 pick
men for q team 10 90 10 Philadelphia
and play the Pen and Pencil Club nine
Of the Quaker City. II is expected that
the game will be arranged for some time
IN July.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
GERMANTOWN WINS OUT.
DarnestOyFn Unable 10 Hit Sanders,
n Washington TpfrleF.

n Washington TWfrleF.
SPECIAL 70 The WASHINGTON HeTzld
Boyds. Nd. June 13.-Before a large
crowd on the Darnestown Academy
grounds the Germantown team defeated
Dsrnestown, ? 10 s. Sanders. OF the Ag-
riculturaI Department team. Of Washing
ton. was IN the box for Germantown.
Haywood catching.
Darnestown has been putting up q hne
game this year with BeaI. a seventeen
year-old pitcher. The work OF Beau IN
the box has been wonderful. and his
speed. control. and delivery mark him as
a conner. he IS a drawing card for his
home team and a popular boy
The placing OF this youth against some
OF Montgomery CoUnty's heaviest hitters
with good esDport has usually Won
A grand festival was held for the bene-
ft Of the home team and was q financial
success.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
WINS FRENCH RACE.
VanderbIrS seasick Captures 10000
Francs Event.

Paris. June l3-The race for the Prix
dDangu. 1000 francs. about 400 meters,
was won by Vanderbnt's Seasick. Bell
house Up. Lemarois' Rabat Joie CO'Con-
uor) was second. and CharemeteH's Merci
CChuds) third There were only three
starters.
The Prix du Jockey Club. 1o0.000 francs.
for colts and fllies born IN 1915 I5.00C
francs to the second, and $50 francs 70
the thlrd. about 2 900 meters, was won by
Vanderbilt's NegofOl. with O'Neil Up.
Blanc's Union stern was second, and
vanderbilt's Oversight CBeHhouse), third
There were nineteen starters.
NegofOl Won by a length and q half
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
Tommr,s Dennittcn.

Ffuu inc London OPINION
And now" said the teacher. we coma
TO Germany. that important country gov
erned by the Kaiser Tommy Jones. What
Is a kalser2"
Please EN-" yawned Tommy Jones.
"A stream O. hot water springin' uD an
distUrbiR' The earth"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
,InchnnnId 80 sirned.

Spocizl 70 Tic Washington Herald.
Altoona. June I3.-InQuiry made az
Altoona baseball headquarters regarding
First Baseman Macdonald. the George
town University player. elected the In
formation that he has not signed with
the local club.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
Eastern seconds Defea.ed.

Tuxedo. Nd. June 1S-The fast En-
romac Suburban League nine defeated
the second team OF the Eastern High
School Of Washington, for the third time
here to-day by the score Of to Z
The game lasted eleven innings and was
replete with fast fielding. The batteries
were Harmon. Kirk. and Sheriff. for the
winners and Lyon and Belts for Eastern
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
GioransltI 80 -.

The Richmond Athletic Club defeated
the Al Stars Saturday. 5 10 4. in a seven
inning contest which was one OF the most
interesting games Of the season.
The feature Of the game was the pitch
ing Of GiOvanetIi. who famed fifteen
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14

Left on hases-Richrnond A. C.. s; Picked Team
II. First base on bails-Oh Canty. 4: of Ennis. q:
OF Sugart. 3 Innings pitched-By Ennis z: BY
SUgart. 2 Hits made-Of Ennis. II OF Sugart 2
Struck out-By Canty. s; by Ennis { By Sugart
Three-base hit-Gioyanetu- TWo-b0se hits-Rabbitt
saur. Sacrifice hits-r. Jacobs %. Saur Stolen
bases-SauT. Canty %. Double play-Cauty 10
Sam. bit by pitcher-By sugart. Rabbit; b. Canty
Denley. Umpdre-Mr. Quinn. Time Of game-3
hOurs.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION.

At Ddianspolis-Indianspol (; St. Paul, L
At Observation-Disclosures, z; Louisville, .
At Toledo-Toledo. 4; Minneapolis O.
Al CoiumbuS-kansas City. 6 Columbus, J.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
CHAMPIONS WIN OUT.
Take Poorly Played Game from
DahIen's TaiI-enderH.

Chicago. June 13.-The Chicago Ma
tionals won out over the Boston club here
this afternoon. by a score OF 10 Z. In
a game marked by much loose fielding on
both sides.
Boston was charged with eight errors.
and the Chicago team let four men score
in the ninth inning through mispiays.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14

Earned Tuns-A. P. Co, l0i G. A. @, ) Len on
bases-A. p Co. 8; G. A. C.. z. First base oa
balls-O1 Weber. 2; of Payne. ? Struck out-By
Weber. 4; by Payne. 5 fhrce-bsse bits-J. MulVcy.
Garland. TEo-base hits-J. Mulves Garland Davis.
Sacrifice hit-Gcdwin stolen base Richardson %.
J. MulTey- Double play-SpeinbJng 70 y. Smith.
Hit by pitcher-By Payne. . Wild pitch-Weber.
Umpire-Mr. Glen Time OF game-l hour and
nj. M. i.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-14

Two-baSe hits-DeningeT. BranSfeld O., Evans.
Aiagee Three-base hit-Shean. Sacrifice hits
Grant. Deninger. Doolin. Double plays-More 70
Ko0etchy 70 Phelps; Dooiin 70 Shean 70 BransAeld
Stolen hase-Grant. Hit by pitcher-By McQuillen.
! Bases On balls-0h Beebe. /: OF More. /: OF
Richie. 5 Struck out-By Bcebe. !: by More. /;
By Rhodes. /; b. licQuflen. !: BY Richie Lsgt
On hases-st. Louis Il; Phisdelphis, 8 Umpires-
Mescrs. O'Day ard Enslie. Tine Of gzme-Tgo
hours and 4 minutes