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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27
FIRE DESTROYS A
WEST TULSA HOME
LACK or Plugs CAUSES FIRE
MEN no BE HELPLESS IN EN-
TINGUISIilNG FLAMES,

While answering AN alarm sent In
from West Tulsa, the members Of the
auto fire engine crew had "a narrow
escape from injury ana probably
from death yesterday afternoon, when
the engine, driven at % high rate of
speed. swcrycd off the west approach
Of the toll bridge crossing the Arkau-
sas River aud become imbcdded in
the sand.
Fire was discovered in a three
room house i'm West Tulsa about four
o'clock yesterday afternoon and Fire
Chicr Alder in his chemical auto and
the auto fire engine responded 10 the
alarm The engine was put out of
commission when it ran off the ap-
prOach of the bridge ana Chior Al
der made the rest of the trip by
himself. There being no fire plug i'm
West Tulsa, it was impossible to cope
Wi.h the flames, While several men
worked hcroically to save the struc-
turo, crowd of citizens stood help
lessly by aud saw the building de-
voured 10y the flames.
The auto fire engine crew worked
into the night trying to repair the
apparatus in order that II might bo
In good shape in the event another
| fire should be discovered
The loss was about 5000,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27
RYAN JUST CAN'T
BEHAVE HIMSELF
IN Tolls AGAIN FOR DRUNkEN'
NESS AND PICKS QUARREL
WITH PRISONER,

Ed Ryan. the oil man who was
Tuesday night arrested on a charge
of drunkenness and discharged yes
tcrday morning by Judge Litson In
police court is again In the tolls He
was arrested last night by Officers
sam walker and Lee Pullcn, ON a
charge of intoXication. Complaint
was made Toy the management Of the
Frederick hotel that Ryan was dis
turbiug the peace of the guests of that
institution. and he was creating a
disturbance when the police found
him.
Ryan was locked up for the night
not having made bond, and was mo-
sooner behind the bars than he start
ed trouble with his fellow prisoners.
He took delight In abusing Ed Moore,
negro. who was later placed In
the inner cell because he had dee
Tended his name against the slurs Of
Ryan Ryan was overioNcd when
Moore was placed In the small cell,
aud proceeded to stick his face uI
to the bars and tease Moore, Tie
quit however after Moor" shot his
right arm out through the bars and
peeled Ryan a good one on the end Of
Ict the nose.
RENT it through u want ud-yol
cant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27
POUND IS NOW
UNDER ARREST.
LOCATED \T MUSkOGEE WHERE
IN WAS MORklNG,
RETURNS TO TULSA TODAY
Daughter Charge Him With \dullcrN
Mes Recognized In Tulsa Church
-GOvCrnmCnt Officials Here,

N"'u "". ''',,l," '''.N |''''' ""S
afternoon that William Sp"rr} alias
William Ross alias William Pound,
had been arrested ten miles from
Nus,ogoc ON % farm d, officers from
that place Yesterday morning.
Deputy ShorU John Moran lest ves-
tcrduy atturuun for Muskogcc ana
win return this morning with the
prisoner. who win be arwgucd today
I'm Justice cour. ON % charge of udul-
terry Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Wowcll
the daughter of Sprny who caused
the warrant for her mthors arrest On
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27

Chicago Oct. 9G.--Wth receipts at
the primary markets less than hall
those of a year ago aud with ship
mcnts from the same points IN
creased nlty per cent, wheat today
advanced In manner that made the
short sollcrs nervous December
closed at 93 i-SM5-S up.
corn advanced chiefly because ol
wet weather prediction small stocks
and llghtncss of country offerings
were an additional influence In the
same direction, December closed at
40 rs, a gpin of l-S There were
FREQ scllingn Of provisions. Pork
closed ~ l-f to 90 ~ down
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27
OFFICIALS ARE
HARD-HEARTE
EMPLOYEES or COlRr not
HUMBLE LOVING PAIR
THE SECRET IS UNKE
1hrv A.u sent to Every OlficC
Blhdlug ipr Llccns,e-llushand
10 school, wife To Snpulpn

sundry hard hearted nd,Nid.
thon UlNauIago of the good uu,
.oI % love loru couple tu cause ,hru
end of trouble and worry yrstu
Afternoon. while they were I'M sea
ot ii muriago lucusr.
Floyd llullrIhcck and ina
Shauuahau, both of Sapulp1, Wcr,
couple n Was tired and Vul
pair that u-ulN arrived 900 th,
flee of 'lcrk George Davis of
county rour iu the afternoon TTRS
iSo po'a'.cs seso" S'I in ar" soah of Rn @ TITLE co
place tu secure marriage u,.,I
the cuuIlo Wrrp tWa,D iIruyI and
the court house. and
Jess Luswcll deputy district and
was applied 10 for the permit hum
obugmg clerk couldn't uccommW,nr,
They were directed 10 the Off
Treasurer Richardson ou Inc srrhot
floor. but no liDcute- wore unt 0rr
there. County Clor, Rogers Gust ,..
hove I'm view us "a possible dsp,,
Of the marriage licenses aud AN pf ST.
cation was made TO him lle,p 10
was enable TO accommodate thorT1uty
directed them To the county cor. ''"
tie second floor
When they found their long "''s '''''s 500
was over they hcayod sigh g. NW
iief and the pIrl smiled Ud NE
She had enjoyed the fun cyidl
The couple then Sc, ont in scarf o.
N Minister yar
They were very dcsirious of kr. saoo
! the marriage % secret The ry l1
expects TO go ON to school Nhilp. 2a
bride Will return to Sapulpa ag'o 7'4'"
| ever the CLERK West in the cjw
court had not had time 10 Ind, . goo
record book before II was sunN~r,''>1~'
/ from his grasp and here It is'ORD.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27
New yOrn Markets

New York, oct 26,--Tho waning
influence Of some factors which have
been relied on to lift and hold the
prices e stocks became evident TO-.
day. The growing nrmnoss Of the
money market was made more posi-.
tive bv the force on the side Of the
depression, Bonds were steady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27
Lady Baltimore Cake
The MostPopular Cake This Seas

lhe Most Popular lake ms oehS
ByM-s. /ancfKrkcu9ic mn, Ediio tn
the boston CO0kiRg .Sch0Ol lHdga-a b'
This is considered by many cook.lv
authorities the finest cake that cany
made, though in reality it is not atlr
difficult. tn,
KCLndy Baltimore Cake M
one CUP 6pitcJY ? CRbS'SraHH& a
SHgay; I CRb milk; / HaSb00RIM ! '
a0aier; 81 fabs HOm-; ; ie5Ti haSb0 q,
(Hb h { BdkiRg Ro70der; phifcS T.
eggs, bcateR dry. rrC
Cream the butter and beat in the 81 di
gradually. Silt together, three tin Sc
the flour and baking powder, and ,,,a ma'
10 the butter and sugar, Alternately 40
the milk and rose water. Lastly, ~. ''
ticegg whites. Bake in three-layerC7
pans. Put the layers together within
following frosting. lo
NorE--Thc cake Is large U1c and sen
Women Exchanges for 81 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27
TIE Important
Problem

confronting anyone in need Of laxa.
tive is not a question of a single ac.
tion only, but Of permanently bene-
fetal effects, which will follow proper
efforts to live in a healthful way, with
the assistance Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir of SIENNA, whenever it is re.
quired, as it cleanses the system
gently yet promptly, without irritation
and will therefore always have the
preference of all who wish the best of
family laXatives
The combination has the approval
Of physicians because it is known to
be truly beneficial, and because 1t has
given satisfaction to the millions Of
welliuformed families who have used
it for many years past
To get It's beneficial effects, always
buy The genuine manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27
o,tndlo,Lnd, naIllmore CnhaI

TTUNTHH tut NHU3 aI"I'IIIVIV N'''''' IT
Time rppS gtdpniaiCd SpCdyi I egbh
staict. rhHcg ot Eggs, itHp ob0bhH rus pter
ci,b thOpb,d HHtmeGiy; S ms eW m Tim 5tht.
stir the sugar and water untipmp
sugar is dissolved, then let boil wit 9i 81 @e'
stirring until the syrup from s"u-'o
VIII SPIN ""S t"iiaui P'1. Ddge
constantly meanwhile. Continue,es III
beating until the lrosting is coldsnor,
the fruit and spread upon the cakcrd w
The X c Cooks Book contains niuct +.
such dcliciou, recipes brcnd mufiius, Nee
and pastry. You cun secure Jife brordeI
ing the cyrn.c pSNyu ~. m Tvy TynDSecur
Chicago. Smnll cans do not contain cay rN
Book certificates ell II
nl,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27

Everyone who is troubled with sore
sNcatN or tender feet--swollcn feet -.
smelly feet corns cullouscs or bum
ions can quickly make their feet well
now. Here is instant relief and u last
ing permanent remcdy--its called
TlI. TlH makes sore feet we'll and
swollen feet are quickly reduced to
their natural size Thousands of
ladies' have been able to wear shoes
fun size smaller with perfect com
fort
It's the only foot remedy ever made
which acts on the principal of draw
ing out all the poisonous eXudations
which cause sore feet Powders and
other remedies merely clog up the
pores. TIH clcauscs them out and
Keeps them clean II works right off.
You will feel better the very first
time it's used Use It week and you
can forget YOU over had sore feet
There is nothing on earth that can
compare with IT, TlI is for sale at
an druggists % cents per box or di-
rect If YOU wish from Walter Luther
Dodge 4 CO.. Chicago, H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27
The Cotton Market.

\pN York OCT "a -Tlp cation
mDrI,pt nprned arm Al nm advance of
~ nnints Win drm,nd becoming
mrrr 1ctIyp and pon,ruI ps tho rnll
nroprpssrd ANA win 1rii,o months
.rIl,nr ao An 40 p,luts nbo,r the clos
IDg npur,s of ,nstrrdn, Inside nf Tho
Ir0t honr os a rnsIll of hnnyl COW.
rrlng b, recent SELLERS ana "a rush
nf frr-h huyup fnr long account un
lnr rou,u. rrpnrt showing nuly h. ana. .
900 bales rmnod Ia October is. when
n rrn,r nl u tOo. 00o bales or over
6ad been Looked for a biz short
interest npponrrd ia have been ere
Nod un .nr recent declines and win
the rrnms figures regarded 1s strong
n. confirming the smaller estimates of
rnr ,rnp short. covered largo limos
Ian tho advance
Rnnpr ul prices uuurrd hl Hons
Iiuu. r.blr ru.
-CIospd -
Uirhpar Lowest Nrs'dn, Nondu,
Du. H.G, UtIO h.GIGG ma.
| |D,. IA 40 AZ cd Dh.,O ltolo,
|nn. llaO lloG IA lg-50 IA ias-aU
New Orleans. OCT aG -spot. gi.ldy
5.IGp un. SaIDg ON th, Hpoi zoo bulas.
Ito .rr,, 1000 bnl,s low prdin1r,
| lO .Il-IGc nominal. ordinary If g-lr.
cod ordluur, l8 ala, srrIrt ronJ
IorIiuur, "A g-lGr. low middlinr "A
! ,-Sr. strict low mIddIup ID Use.
middlIpr "a 9.Nr .trInl miIliipg IA
| I-ar. good middlIur. Il s-Nu strIrt
Ignd mIddlmg II l3.lGr. mIldlmp
f.|r O.. q lt.r ut.lIII,.., t.,r o. f,..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27

TTDNET0 IN UMVLES. --Recelptq
Tor ne past 2Fhours (onlcal, ending
p' m, }, none; week ago, 2i3: wear
ago, l27 No market.
HoRSEs--The range Of prices fol-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27

II the thing you want to buy to.
day Is not advertised perhaps ts
not good day to buy Il. However
II probably IS ADVERTISED
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27
lbs.
VETERAN SEA FIGHTER DEAD
rear Admiral j. J. Read Succeeded b,
Dewey Before Spanish War

mount Holly, n. j, Oct, 2G.-Rear
Admiral John j. Read. retired. died nj
MS home today after brief illness
lie was 10 years old. He saw service
win the Gulf Squadron In the Ctyn
war and was afterwards In the light
house service, lie was commander
cl the navy yard at Portsmouth and
also was In command Of the OLYMPIA
being succeeded by Admiral Dewey
on Ihe eve Of the Spanish War.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27

The distribution of Sea Island cot
ton for 1910 by states is Florida, g,SG
bales; Gcorgia, 1885 bales and Soutl
Carolina. 1907 bales.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-27

\ l.. Davis Lumber co, Figure
with ~. Corner ID and Boulder. AdN'
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
G. G. w. X. &. RESOLCTIONS

Resolutions from George Crook
Womans Relief Corps on the death
Of Mrs. Faudree.
The George Crook w. r. G.. has
been called upon to mourn the loss
Of our dear president, AIRS. May
Faudree, who departed this life on
April 1G, 1910.
Mrs. Faudree had been elected
president at our last election in De-
cember and owing to i'll health, only
had the pleasure Of performing the
duties Of her office twice. A com
mittee was appointed to draft suit
able resolutions expressing our APP
probation Of her work and our sym
pathy for the bereavCd family:
Resolved. That We mourn the call
ing away Of our beloved president,
but bow in submission to the all wise
Providence who rules over all. and
through our trials recognize God s
will;
Resolved, That our sisters death
makes two officers we have been call
ed on to mourn within the last thir-
teen months. we are reminded that
time Is short, that we dedicate. our
selves anew to Gods service and work
while we may, so as to be ready when
the-summons comes to each of us;
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
kanawha County

'H'"'e Gazette. Point Pleasantly
~ primary election for the nomi-
| hallon OIL republican candidates for
county and district officers has been
called IN kanawha county FOR Satur-
| lay, May ~. Both Scott and Hub
oafI requested the committee to
place their names on the ballots and
allow the voters to Indicate their
preference for United States SENATOR
DAT this request refused, al
though the committee is supposed to
Oc Tor Hubbard by six to four. SCOTS
friends requested the privilege Of
NAMING one-half of the precinct elcc-
loh Cllccrs, commissioners, clerks
ana chailenEers, but this request was
also rC1uSed and the matter Of Sc
lecllhg these officers WAS left to Il
SuD-committec Of three, subject to
'iEn' OIL review by the whole COM
mittec. ..
There are grave fears on the part
OF some of Senator SCOTS friends
that the committee will not allow
any representation at all to the Scott
stue and that the primary will be a
mere sham and fraudulent affair.
Others, however, believe the primary
Will be honestly and fairly CONDUCT
ca. Just what will be done cannot
at present be known. If the Scott
people obtain representation and d
talr ana honest result, they will have
no cause TO complain, for if they
have not majority Of the votes, they
should be beaten. If, on the con-
trary, they are not allowed repre-
|sent&tion, they will have Just cause
OF complaint. no matter what the re-
suit, and no greater misfortune
could bcfall the republican party
than steal in county, by which
the Will of its voters is defeated
The rarty ought to be bigger in the
cstt.hatlon of its members than any
man Or set of men in it. and no man
or set OF men ought to be permitted
to destroy or impair it by infidelity
'or fraudulent conduct in their own
personal interests. 1t is not believed
that the kanawha county committee
will repeat, this year, the folly that
'ost TIE republican party of that
county some good offices IN 1904
political com mittec above all
others should be honest in its deal
iAgs with candidates and voters. 1t
is in theory the representative Of
the party its agent, or creature. not
its owner, nor the mere heeler Of
particular candidates. Its members
hold positions Of political trust. They
are under a heavier obliga ton to be
talr and honest, than candidates and
voters, who are acting for them
selves and friends, and not for the
party as a whole. They should deal
fairly with candidates for nomna-
tons and, after nominations have.
been made. they are under 4 special
ooilCatlon to support every man on
the ticket. A man who cannot or
Will not do that mas no right to be
On committee
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
LIONS ARE THE NIOST DREADED
BIG GAME IN AFRICA

A settler had come down to trade
with the. Nasal during our absence.
He ran into large. party Of lions.
Killed two, and wounded a lioneSs
which escaped after mauling one Of
his gun bearers. The gan bearer
rode into camp, and the doctor treat
I'd his wounds. Next day MearrS
vas summoned to q Nasal kraal Six
teen miles off to- treat the wounds Of
two Of the Nasal; it appeared that a
body Of them had followed and killed
the wounded liJnes6, but that two of
Incir number had been much NAL
treated in the fight. One, especially,
bad been fearfully bitten, The lioness
having pulled the fish loose from the
bones with her fixed teeth. The doc
tor attended to all lnrec cases. Tho
gun bearer recovered; both the Ma
sal Died, although the doctor did all
in his power fOT the two gallant, fell
lows. Their death did net hinder the
Nasal from sending to him all kinds
Of cases in which men Or boys had
met with accidents. He attended to
them all and gaineI nigh reputa-
zion with the tribe; when The case
was serious the patients kinsfoId
would usually present him with a
sheep or war-Spear, or something else
Of value. He took a great fancy to
the Nasal. as indeed all Of us did.
They are fine. manly set Of savagcs,
bold and independent III their bear
ing. They never cat vegetables. sub
SistinS exclusively on milk, blood.
and flesh; and are remarkably hardy
enduring.
and cnduring-From "African Gam"
Trails by Observation-Disclosures u in
The May Scribner.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
The Forest Products
Laboratory is Ready

SpECIAL TO TIE MAIL.
Washington, April 2G-An event
OF Importance to the WOOd-uSing i'll
du5tieS Of the country and to en-
gineers is the completion Of the For
est Products Laboratory at Madison,
Wis. June 4th. has been set as the
date for the formal opening. Tie
laboratory has been established to
laid, through experiments and de-
Im0DStratiOnS, the lessening Of waste
In the manufacture and use Of wood.
it is cooperative undertaking be-
tween the l.. S. Department Of Agri-
culture and the University Of Wis
tonSin. The state .bas erected for
tn" purpose new building at the
university and will furnish also the
light, heat. and power. The De-
?artmCnt Of Agriculture has supplied
will maintain the force OF thirty-fjvc
or forty persona required 10 carry
on tho work. Through this arrange
lD"nt. the United states has occurred
perhaps the largest and best equip
ped wood testing laboratory in the
%Orld
\ number Of vacancies In cnBiD-
c"ring positions in connection VIII
tb" wOrk will be filed IN May and
June. Among these are positions OF
| rnGin""r in WOOD pre9ervatiOn, ell
| Gin"rr IL timber testing, and chcIni-
! - engineering. Thee" positions
will be given to men with a basis OF
through engineering training, or two
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28

or three years experience in practi-
cal work.
The laboratory will be prepared
TO make tests on the strength and
other properties Of wood, to inves-
ugatc the processes OF treating tim
Der to prevent destruction by decay
and other causes, to study the say
ing Of wood refuse by diStila ton
processes, to examine the fiber Of
v2riOus woods for paper and other
purposes. and to determine the in
fueDco Of the microscopic structure
OF wood on its characteristics and
properties. Facilities are at hand
in fact, for almost any kind Of test
on wood that practical conditions
may require.
Lumber manufacturing and wood
, using industries are keenly interested
III the work on account Of it's <Dracti-
cal bearing on reducing waste Of
wOOd-tO them subject Of vital con-
Germ. Already they have proposed
many experiments and supplied much
testing material, which is awaiting
attention.
Many prominent men Of theS-lum-
/ herring and wOOd-using industries
hay" signifie1 their intention to at
! tend on the day Of the opening.
/ Several organizations expect to hold
directors meetings or conferences at
that time TO consider, among other
matters, plans for making wide prac-
( teal use Of the laboratory A short
! appropriate general program will be
| arranged and there viii be q
lSystematic inspection Of the labofa.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
HISTORIC ESTATE FOR SALE

London, April 27.-The Strathal-
Jan and Tullibardine estates, belong
ing to the Earl of Perth, were offer
ed for sale at public auction today.
The estates are among the most his
toric in Scotland, dating back to the
middle Of the fourteenth CENTURY.
They contain number Of ancient
castles and other buildings Of great
Interest, notably Tullibardine chanel.
fifteenth century edifice in which
are the tombs of the Strathallan
familyc
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28

Resolved, That we extend our
sympathy and sincere coincidence to
the mother, husband and children
upon whom this affection falls the
heaviest
Resolved, That a copy Of these
reso ut1ons be sent TO the family and
printed IN the paper, also placed
upon our record book.
Committees
- MARY RILEY, 8
CLARA BORDER. r
Oslo BECKWITH.l
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
National Capitol
CoNTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


l5T Chicago, the President was as,
Y Sllred that the colored people highly
8 appreciated his recommendation to
congress for the payment of the re-
\ manning SO percent Of the deposits
I made by the coloreG citizens in the
dil-fated Freedman's Bank and were
also mindful Of the Presidents re-
Commcndation to Congress touching
the Negroes celebration of the tftielh
anniversary OF his emancipation
Bishop Grant followed with a short
address. He was pleased that there
haH been progress made by Congress
an the matter Of the Freedman S
BANK and the exposition mcasurcrs
and felt that something would ulti-
smatcly be done for the relief Of the
l.tbcrlan Republic. In the party
were Bishop W. II. Heard, who is
deeply interested in the welfare Of
Liberia, and Editor J. IT, Murphy. of
Pie Afro-Amcricau Ledger OF Dalti-
moro, who is keeping a sharp eye
on all Legislation looking to the up
lift Of the Negro people throughout
the land. Charles Stewart. the we'll
Known newspaper correspondent
spent the week in the city. The
season was a profitable one for the
nations great churchmcn.
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tory, with demonstration work in
progress at the time. The entire
exercises will occupy but one day,
and visitors will be able to return to
Chicago the same evening.
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With the Fighters.

Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and
Mike Schreck will clash in Cinciu-
natl next month.
Jack (Twin) Sullivan will box ten
rounds with Al Benedict in Brooklyn
on May 2.
Matty Baldwin is willing to meet
Fp9cato If the latter makes the light
weight limit, ..s..-..-- 49, .--'.>,....