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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
NOTICE. no -CREDrToRs.

Celia Richmond, admihistratrix OF
Hyman Richmond, deceased, by
direction OF the surrogate of the
County OF Middlesex, hereby gives
notice to the creditors of the said
LYMAN Richmond, To bring In their
debts, demands and claims against
the estate of the said deceased, IN
der oath or affirmation, within nine
months from this date, or they will
be forever barred Of any action
therefor against the said admins
tratrix.
Dated August "a, 1910.
CELIA RICHMOND,
Administrative.
.on4 80 "a
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

TRAINS LEAVE PERRIN AMBOY.
For New York, Newark and Eliza
beth, at 6:28. TIT, (7;43 N. Y. only). 7;55.
q ss'M A.; u ia; Is 9 is;sS. s:s5 ~ ~, ~ Eos, iq s:s6. if;Hs
8:19, (9:47 Saturdays only), (9:67, New
ark Special, Saturday. u;43 2 m. Sun
days, S:S2 a. ny 1:26, sos. TBS, S:21, New
For Philadelphia and Trenton via
Bound Brook, IN, 7:55, 8:24, (9:46 a. M,
Phila. only, 1888, 3:25, 6:oS. 8:19 p. m.
For Long Branch. Asbury Park, ETC.,
$40, 1857, 1:56 a. M, 2:23. Ass, 5:3s, 6:s1,
1913 night. Sundays, 4:22. 9:S4 a. m.,
For Freehold. Sic, $3.50, s;57, 11;5s a. m:
2:23. S;o5, e:a p, m. Sundays. 1884 a. m,
W. q. BEsLER, v.P. and G. NJ.
W: e: HOPE: Cen; Pass: AGENT:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
BALL PLAYER BADLY HURT.
Bob Bescher, Crack outfielder, injured
In Fielding Ball.

New York, Sept. 3o.-Bob Bescher,
the crack Cincinnati outfelder and one
of the best base runners in the league,
was severely injured here while field
ing a foul fly in the Giants Cincinnati
game. Bescher ran into the fence Of
the covered grand stand with great
force, sustaining serious injuries.
His left hand was badly cut and his
wrist probably broken. His chest hit
the corner of the fence, andNit is pos
sibIe that he has received internal In
j%uries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
ROUND
WAS PLAYED
Barney Browning Wins Two
Sets in Tennis from
Hans Roessier.
FIVE MORE IN SERIES

The ninth round Of games of the
single tennis tournament on the
Barnes court resulted yesterday. In
the only contest of the day, Barney
Browning defeated Hans Roessler,
winning two straight sets. The scores
were, 6-1 and 6-3.
There now remain but five rounds,
involving eight games, to be played
before the series close. Two con-
tests are scheduled for tomorrow,
when G.. Barnes will meet w. LaRoe,
and o. Browning will oppose X.
Pierson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
BASEBALL.
Results of Games Played In National
and American Leagues.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Observation-Disclosures, 6; St
Louis, 1. Batteries-Ewing and Mo-
ran; Harmon, Bresnahan and Phelps.
at Boston-Chicago, 8; Boston, 8.
Batteries-McIntyre and King; Frock,
Burke and Rariden.
At Notwithstanding, z; Brooklyn,
2. Batteries Adams and Gibson;
Burke, L u, Scanlon, Bergen and
Miller.
AT New York-New York, 5; Cincin-
natl, 4. Batterles-Ames and Wilson;
Suggs, Casper, Mclean and Clarke.
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Effect May %, 1911
M q AppINyE nAIIX

Dpen... T.BU a. M CIOss... I.5V p. m.
Money Order department o~pens-7:30
a. M, closes at 500 p. m.
Registry Department opens 1900 a. m,
closes 600 p. m
Carriers window open evenings from
6 to Z D. m. Sundays Q to 10 a. m.
Stamp window opens 7 q. M; closes
at 1880 p. m. daily. Sundays. opens 3
a. M; closes 10 a. m.
GEORGE Fl. TICE,
Postmaster,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At st. Louis-Chicago, 4; st. Louis,
1. Batteries-Lange and Payne; Mitch
ell and Stephens.
At Decentralization, 2; Cleveland,
/. Batteries Smith and Kleinow;
Fanwell and Smith.
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ALMANAC FOR THE WEEK.

MOON CHONGES IN SEPTEMBER.
New moon, Srd; first quarter.
18th: full moon, 18th; last quarter,
25th.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
BTATGN Ian RAPID
l.
Time Table IN Erect Thursday, May
18th. YQfu.

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s:a l s:s' : q:o R-4 "A. js. aie'. sd a;s8' s ais' s:s.
@XbpifTt1oEAL BOATS WITHOUT
illS' T. M: 1:S 80. s:s 3; s:ss ~ s:ao. ~ ~
s :: M i?''i a:s IL is! b n i:sS. s;os. s:S. s:S.
~ sufNp piT AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS
10 io:so. n:W a. N. 1900 noon; i:Ws
200, 800, 400, 500. 600. $40. 7:2o, s:oa
$40, go, 1000. HOO Z; M; 1900 night.
ADDITIONAL BOATS WITHOUT
TRAIN CONNECTIONS LEAVE TOT-
TENVILLE-sl5, s:45, go, LOO a. m;
6:bs. 6:s5, e:55 .. m- and Sc a. M. hoi-
e@S GEORGE ]. BROWN.
General Traffc R
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An anchor to wlndward-4n ad. In
q EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

An anchor to windward-an ad. In
the EVENING NEWS.
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23-Raritan Copper Works. Z
24-Market and Sheridan SITS.
a5-Smith St. and c. r. R.
26-High and Lewis SITS.
27-Madison Aye. and Paterson St
.28-Market and First SITS.
35-Smith and High SITS.
36-New Brunswick Ave and New st.
37-Staae and Smith SITS.
4s-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford st
45@Commerce and Front SITS.
46-State and Washington SITS.
47-High and Washington SITS.
54-State st. and Buckingham Ave.
56-Hall Ave. and Charles. st.
57-State and Wayne SITS.
bB-Near United Lead Works.
5g-Neville and tombstone SITS.
6AWashington and First SITS.
63-New Brunswick Ave and Elm St
S4-Smith st. and Watson Ave.
651ommerce and State SITS.
72=Front and Smith SITS.
73-Water and Gordon SITS. S
T4-Kearney Ave. and Gordon st.
s2-Smith and Herber SITS.
s3-Amboy Ave. and Washington St
g4I.ehfgh Ave. and Stanford St,
S5-kearaCity Hospital
S6-Clevefand and Brace AYES.
s7-Anboy and Hall AYES.
s2-Hall I'VE and Inslee st.
S4-MaureE.
To send in an alarm open the door of
the box, and pull down the lever ONCE
ONLY, and let go. Stay at box untii
arrive.
Special Calls.
/ tanA$$#AAak In circuit. g taps-Fire
andszsSS 3 taps-Fire out. s taps
As@ S8S&5CaI for Washington
Fl for Mcclellan Engine
4 aaakton Hook and
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Let the NEWS ten your wants.
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COMING EVENTS.

Be an adverriser-1e. a WORD.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
AUTO NUMBERS GIVE TIPS.
With Their Aid Real Estate Agents
Get Line On Rivals Business

Police Secretary Walters has learn.
ed about the novel uses To- which nm
automobile license can be put. The
police department receives countless
queries every day as TO who owns this
or that automobile the license nun.
ber being given The information Is
always forthcoming. az il is some.
lines wanted TO settle damages done
by an auto.
But Walters has learned that real
estate agents are foremost amCng
those who inquire for auto numbers.
II they see a machine In front OF a
rivals Office, and they have reason 10
think that the owner has a deal c.
with the rival. they call up police
headquarters and ask for the automo.
bilist's name. Then they look up Mf
Blank and Try to interest him in one
d their own propositions
Great little Irritation bureau. too 4.
I the auto license department.
She's a swell looking blonde and
her auto number is I'll: Tn call up
the police department and see whu
she is. saws the avenue masher
And the police department. PERHAPS
suspecting. but never knowing r,a
motive behind the call, has 10 Civ,
/ the name
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
WARREN CO. NOT WORRYING.
Says Selden Patent Suits Won't Inter
fere With Business.

Henry (. Walters. attorney for the
Warren Motor company. makers OF II"
WaTren-Detroit car. makes the Tor
lowing statement relative TO actions
begun against number Of automobile
manufacturers Tor the alleged IN
fringemea, of the SeIden patent:
II have read over the bill OF com
plaint filed in the Selden patent liti'
cation against various companies. anG
anl not al all alarmed at the outcome
O far as the WarreL Motor Car com
iiany Is concerned. The company
nade a large investment. and was
proceedn, actively TO manufacture
automobiles before any sufficient no.
tice was given by the Selden patent
:eople that they intended TO staud
upon their alleged rights under the
patent. The newer companies are
probably in a different position,
especially those organized within the
last few months. The company is 60
ing right ahead with the manufactur'
ing OF machines. and the building OF
The new factory.
Homer Warren. president OF tho
company. says:
Il feel perfectly satisfied with our
position. and am not worrying at d.!
We find our customers are not at AL
r!mid. AMI can see no diminution in ouT
business
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
D. T. G. I. CASE UP AGAIN.
Important Phase Of Receivership Liti
cation Before Judge Swan.

Judge Swan heard arguments Fr!
day morning in matter which prom
ises TO be one OF the most important
phases OF the Detroit. Toledo q Iron
ton railway receivership case A num-
Der of the most prominent Detroit at
torneys were present and also several
lawyers from other cities.
Arguments were on the motion OF
counsel for the United States More
gage a. Trust Co, for a decree OF sale
of the Ann Arbor railroad stock aud
$500 900 OF ID. T. a. /. bonds held As
security for collateral trust notes 1,
sued for the purchase of the Ann AT
Dor stock. AT the time that the ID. L.
q |. financiers purchased the Ann Ar
Dor stock. AT the purchased stock
ard the bonds were placed in this
trust fund, on which interest was az
terward defaulted.
The Knickerbocker Trust Co. was
trustee under a mortgage by which
the $5.500,000 of bonds mentioned and
$500, 600 Of other bonds were guaran.
teed and IL was on the initiative OF
the Knickerbocker Trust Co, that the
receivership was instituted. A decree
of sale will mean a reorganization o.
both roads
Harrison Geer. appearing for some
of the note-holders, argued that the
entire transaction was illegal because
OF contravention of the Michigan
statutes. His argument took up al
most the entire morning.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
LOIS MOLE IN COURT AGAIN.
Girl Appears Before Judge Hubert
and Another SuuabbIe Results.

Lois Mole, disturber OF court dig
nifty. went straight from justice JET
fiies' court Thursday 10 Judge HUI
bert's juvenile court. and anothcr
tempest soon ragged about her l2-year-
old head
Judge Hubert insisted that If the
criminal courts could not haLdle the
case OF perjury against her. he could,
IN some manner. Attorney MCClear
was Just as sure that he couldn't do
Il, undcr the law. There was another
warm argument. during all OF which
Lois sat on window sill. swinging her
feet and grinning happily
Judge Hubert contemplates having
the first jury trial in the Juvenile
court for Lois He expressed the
strong conviction that ;he fact that
the girl 10 under IA years OF age, does
not allow her To break the laws VITA
impunity, and that there is some way
I'm which TO handle the case.
SteinbeTg's case was adjourned unit
April %. by Police Justice Jeffries Fri
day morning. Detective DUwnev tol,
the court that the parties in the case
were all out of town. The prosecutor
moved TO dismiss II. but it was later
adjourned The fact that the youns
mans sweetheart Is willing 10 settl,
the shortage led the prosecution TO as;
a Dismissal
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
ROOSEVELT PICTURES HERE.
National Film Co. Gives Private View;
On Exhibition Next Week.

private exhibition of the motion
pictures Of Roosevelt's African eXpe-
dition. which will be on view Nm sew
eral OF the local the aters next week
was given in the Majestic theater Fra
Gay morning. under the auspices OF the
National Vaudette Film Co. Managers
of the Temple, Family and other play
hottses that wifi have the first chance
AT these remarkable films and mum
Der OF newspaper men were present
ty special invitation and the genera
verdict was that The pictures were the
most interesting ever shown In De-
troit. r. PuddefoCt explained the
various scenes in vivid style.
There is no installing the genuine.
ness OF the pictures. T. X. is right on
the job. always In the foreground, and
apparently having he time of his life.
one set OF pictures shows natiye
dance in honor OF the distinguishes
hunter, and the scene is particularly
striking.
Even more remarkable than the PFC
lures in which Roosevelt and his party
are the central figures. are pictures or
animal and bird Lille in the dark con-
tinent, which are of great education3
value
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
TO MEND MANS
MORALS BY KNIFE
Youth Says He Will Undergo Opera
ton To Avoid Return
To Prison.

Given his choice between undergoing
a delicate surgical operation. or being
returned TO serve "A fouryear sentence
III Marquette prison. from which he
was paroled, Harold Warren, declares
thar he will choose the operation.
Warren, who is ~ years old. and n
good-looking fellow, with fine, though
rather weak face. was arrested by
patrcman Lester Potter. ior his con
duct toward young boy.
When he VAS arraigned as disor'
derry person. the police dug mp his
record. showing that he had been sent
from Cadillac. Mich, To serve four
years in Marquette prison for similar
offense, but had been released on
parole.
II they send me To prison II will
do no good said Warren. If they
impriSon me. IL will have 10 be for
life, 10 keep me out of trouble.
Justice Jeffries has given Warren
until April %. 10 arrange for an oper-
alton Warren's mother is coming
here and will engage a Detroit surgeon
TO take care of her sons strange case.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
CHECKS UP RECENT
TRACK REPAIRS
Haarer Prepares To Meet Expected
Claims of D. U./R. Before Appraisal
Board as To Work Done.

Mayor Breitmeyer and Public Works
Commissioners Haarer have taken
measures TO check up the track repair
work done by the Detroit United Rail
way since the time OF the Bancroft APP
praisal This is for the purpose OF
being in readiness TO Offset any claim ;
which may be made by the ID. u. K.
that the system has been sreatly inn
proved in the Intervening time.
Corporation Counsel Hally. who has
been asked 10 act in behalf OF the city
in the hearings before the arbitration
board consisting OF Judges Tayler,
Grant and Murfin. is not Nell please 1
with the plan adopted. He ASKS what
there Is 10 arbitrate and states that,
while the Bancroft appraisal has beea
open TO the public for some time, the
ID. u. r. has kept its case 10 itself.
The arbitration board however. as
stated In The Times Thursday, has
notified the ID. L. r. that IL must file
a declaration as TO its conventions
within week. thus giving several
days 10 Attorney Clyde l. Webster.
who represents the committee OF fifty,
and Corporation Counsel Hally TO ia
niiiarize themselves with the issues to
be raised With regard to his part in
the hearings Webster says:
AS fat Us my part in this proceed
ing is concerned, ! shall fight TO The
best OF ny ability 10 prevent the Bar
croft appraisal from being raised.
snail hold myself in the attitude OF an
attorney representing the interests or
the committee OF nifty. and shall put
forth every effort 10 convince the
:AFee jjHd ses- that the appraisal is Feas-
enable and ougnt TO stand. just as /
would If were fighting for the inter
ests Of any private client in the circuit
court The attorneys of the D. L. 4.
will look after the other side OF the
question. | hope ana believe that Mr.
IIally and Mr. Bancroft will give their
cordial assistance 10 the citys side
OF the case
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
BOARD OF EDUCATION WOULD
BUILD SCHOOL IN EAST END
Asks Supplemental Estimate For
Structure North Of Jefferson, Be-
tween Connors and Fox Creeks.

The board OF education Thursday
night decided TO submit supplement
tai estimate Of $4,000 for new Il
room building ncrth OF Jefferson-ave.
between Connor's and Fox creeks Fo.
d site, $1,000 is asked. The school IS
greatly needed, IL, this section OF the
city is developing very rapidly.
Secretary Lee also was instructed
10 submit a supplemental estimate o;
$4,000 for the Cass high school, the
100000 appropriated by the estima.
tors In special session a few months
ago having proven insufficient for the
building as planned
A loan OF $4,000 was authorized to
make up for deficits in the funds ap-
propriatel for text books. engineers,
janitors and incidentals. A resolution
introduced by Inspector Mumford, the
purpose of which was TO guard against
the creation OF deficits in future, was
adopted without debate.
The Twentieth Century club sent a
communication TO the board. calling
attertion 10 the tact that cloak rooms
in many of the schools We're being
used for foul air prssageways. The
matter was referred TO the real estate
committee for Investigation.
The following transfers OF teachers
were ordered Miss Winifred Hays
from Higgins 10 Morley; Miss Abbie
Baxter. from Van Dyke TO Morley;
Miss Mabyn Bowel. from Lyster to
McKinstry, and Miss Marion Robert
from Hubbard TO Lister.
resolution that the first school
i,1ilt i'm The next dscal wear no named
TIE Charles J. George. in honor OF tn
late Inspector George, was unanimous
~ adopted The board then adjourned
cut of respect "a Inspector Snitgen,
" nose father died recently.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
$4,000 EMPLOYED
BY AUTO MAKERS
Hugh Chalmers Tells of immensely
of Industry Here-Predicts Million
Population for Detroit In 1915.

That Detroit. largely through the
automobile industry. will develop into
a city OF l,000,0OO inhabitants by 1916
was the prediction made by Hugh
Chalmers. president OF the Chalmers
Motor Co, in his lecture In the de-
troit college. Thursday evening. De-
troit, he declared. IS in fair way to
become known not only as the auto
mobile center OF the world but as the
leading city of the middle west.
Mr.. Chalmers gave some interesting
figures showing the growth OF the in
dhstry. There arc now about $50 auto
mobile companies III the United States,
he said. In Michigan alone there are
50 concerns, with capacity OF 10000
cars annually, AMI % OF these. with
capitalization of S3O,000.000, are III
Detroit. The industry gives employ
IDent TO $4,000 people In Detroit. in
GLIDING the accessory plants, which
means that 100000 persons III this city
are GepeaSent on the industry. Neariy
81 600. 900 is paid weekly in wages. De-
troit manufactures about 90 per cent
OF Tie national output, and the >esti-
mated value OF me cars TO be turned
oat this year is about $500. 000. 900. All
varieties OF cars. from a $500 runabout
TO an S. limousine, are included.
Mr. Chalmers said that the great for.
tunes that have been made In tire
gutomobile business have com"
through the great volume OF business
rather than through large profits On
individual cars. He expressed the firm
belief that the automobile has come
To stay because il Is The first great i'm.
provement in individual transports
ton in centuries taking the place of
the horse. But the old law or the
survival OF the fittest will apply TO
lne motor car industry as TO all other
Ines Of commercial activity.
Mr. Chalmers pointed out that the
tendency Of prospective purchasers -
iamiliarize themselves with the mech
anism OF the various makes OF auto
mobiles and find out their good ana
their bad points will tend in great
measure To eliminate the poor ma
chimes from competition.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
sosro> corrrm LETTER.

ErpOFitd Nor Tho TimFs hN tNtson,
craig coz from Boston, April 10.
Early London cables quote the uletal
market up lie ana od ana nrm. bos-
tom copper market opened easier IN
spots North Butte opened on Sharply
on stop orders. but recovered quickly
part 81 the decline N is rumored that
the diamond drill being driven from the
e. 0OO-foot level OF the Diamond mine
OF the Anaconda Go To the North Butte
OF very high grade black copper ore.
Officials refuse all information, Greene
CapHnta continues - he well bought
ground $40. Mohawk showed a good AL
ifantc TO-DAY IN face OF weakness "a
otn0r Stocks The situation has
changed tor the hotter and on sethacks
stocks ougAt Ia he bought
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
DetrOiters In New Lansing Company

Tn" CLARK Power Wagon Co. with
. capital stock of 100000. has been
formed I'm Lansing The advent oil
the company Is OF interest to Detroit
because Detroiters are largely inter
estod in the venture r A. Radlp.
he secretary and treasurer" oganlz,tl
the indianapolis Motor Co. and mote
recently has been identified with tha
Rapid Motor Vehicle Co. and the
Grahovsk, Power Wagon Co. .Joim
Dcmmler. the chief engineer OF tho
new concern. has been connected with
the Packard Motor Car co Frank G.
Clark. OF iansing is president THO
new concern takes over the plants Of
Clark ~ Co. established vehicle mau.
ufacturers. and the Ferguson Motor
co Coincident with the formation
OF tie company. the Radle-C Clark SAT-,
Co. has ben organized in this CITY
with $4,000 capital and Offices i'm the
Majestic building The two concerns
ore closely allied
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
women REGRET
KISSING OF TAT 7
May Apologize for Demonstration in
Convention When He Disapproved
Suffrage Movement.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-The leao'
ers of the National Women's Suffrage
association are doing their utmost 10
minimize the kissing OF President Tart
at last nights session of the sunrase
convention. They contend that the
demonstration OF disap2roysl tha'
greeted the presidents limited en-
dorsement OF the movement was made
by outsiders.
DIR. Anna Howard Shaw, national
president, said today
q 1T was not our people who Missed
and hooted. The demonstration was
Inade by persons whom / recognized
ps outsiders, and was confined 10 one
part of the hall.
Spectators, however, contend that
the kissing was general and that II
wps plainly an expression Of the feel
Jugs OF many of the suffrage delegates.
The demonstration did not start in
the back of the hail. said X. W. Nys,
OF Langdon, ID c., but in the midst
OF the delegates. 1t was spontane-
GUS outburst OF feeling against the
presidents statements. Several hun
1ANQ ~ CfGAg RaAN Va NhN hesAA J~AA.NN -
the Kissing and hooting."
Recognizing the possibilities of trou-
BILE, the executive committee OF the
National Woman Suffrage association
today took up for consideration the
sending Of letter of apology and re-
greet TO the president.
The declaration that drew the dis
approval of the suffragists was that
the suffrage IL extended 10 women
would probably be exercised by the
least desirable element" and neg
lected by many OF the intelligent and
desirable. The words least desirable
aroused the ire of some and the rest
OF the sentence was lost in the uproa:.
The president officially recognized the
Kissing and administered gentle re-
luke. He again recognized the incl
dent today when the official copy OF
the speech, as approved Dy him. and
entered in the White House files, III
GLIDING, in parenthesis after the OF.
Tending paragraph. misses from sey.
eral parts OF the hall"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-15
NEu AnnI, pRnnICE.

NEW YORK. April Pork-Dull
mess. s2550N25.1a. ard-Unscttlcd
nIddle west spot S13.36a 1915 SuagI
-puu. raw. centrifugal g6 test. sass
rnuscova 10. 50 test. $3.50 refined. dun
Cut loaf S5E5. crushed, s5.S5. powder
cd S525. graduated S5.l5. COFFEE
Rl8 No. on the spot Sia n es a.. Tai
Inw-Quict. city. 7isC. country. -. n
.77.c Dressed poultry-Quiet. turkeys
ifd2ac. chickens 15M 24c fowls. lsff
2Cc ducks 1TW23c. Live poultry
FIRM geese 10c. ducks. lie. fowls
2Oisc. turkeys i40 zoe; roosters old
aud young. 1874 q l5c. Cheese-Quiet