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Arizona republican., 1911-09-29
PHoENIx. ARIZONA, SEPT. 2s. 1911.
An Ideal Man for Governor.

An Ideal Man tor Governor.
 Thoughtful citizens of all parties will learn with qualification the news printed this morning, that Judge Ed w. Wells of Prescott will be a candi- mated by the republican voters in the primary elections of October 24.
 Judge Wells candidacy is not of the usual sort. He is not an active candidate for the nomination. But he is willing that the question of his candidacy shall be submitted to the voters at the primaries, and if called upon to be the standard bearer of his party, he will accept the call and make q vigorous campaign for cleo ton. And it was only after the exerpOn of pressure from republicans in every walk of life, living in all sections of the territory, that his re- luctances to be an active factor in politics was overcome.
 That Judge Wells will be the choice of the republican voters at the pri- maries is, of course, a foregone con- clusion. No man in Arizona is more popular There are few so we'll and universally liked and respected. He is not a politician in any sense, but this is to his advantage. The peo- pie are tired of politicians. Although a man of unusually modest demeanor Judge Wells is one of the most force full characters in Arizona. His long residence in the territory, his extens- i've business connections and his emi- nent and satisfactory service on the bench and other offices in the early days have made him known in every hamlet of the territory, and few men are so influential with their fellow citizens.
 Judge Wells Is influential, because of his sturdy manhood; because of his firmness in standing for a square deal for everybody; because of his sound judgment; because of the clean life he has lived, and because of his genuine unobtrusive Christian char acter. There is neither cunning nor malice nor hypocrisy in his nature. Always sincerely frank and simple in his bearing. always a good listener, always ready to receive and weigh counsel, always ready to credit to others the sincerity which marks his own actions, he is one of the most kindly, tolerant men living. There are hundreds of miners scattered through the mining camps of the territory who will gladly testify to the justice and kindness which have invariably distinguished his treatment of workingmen.
 Judge Wells will be needed in the office of governor during the import ant construction period of our new state. Altogether practical in his ideas, well versed in the law and in the history and principles of govern ment, intensely patriotic-no man can be more loyal to Arizona-always well balanced, cool and just, and de- void of all partisan bitterness. he is the ideal man for the task of lay ing broad and deep the enduring foundations for a happy state.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-29
BURSUM GETS PLUM

EAST LAS VEGAS. Sept. 2S-H. O. BurSum was nominated late to- night as the republican candidate for governor of New Mexico at the state convention here.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

The Frias are planning 10 20 on
another frollc for funds next spring.
villanoya college has conferred the
degree % doctor OF music on Victor
Herbert.
Lee Arthur Is making important
changes In The Fox" prersrstory
70 its New York premiere In septem-
Der.
Lillian Russell Is 10 be offered
Cts cis." Frederick LIncke's new
operetta, for her operate starring
tour next season.
Blanche Chapman IL to play the
title role Of Mrs. Wigs OF the Cab
base Patch" for her fourth consecu-
tive season next year.
Tulsa Tetrazzini will sing NJ the
Metropolitan opera house next seq
son and Giuseppe sturani will be one
Of the conductors.
Everett Butterfeld Ia considering
an offer from Martin Beck for a sea-
son OF vaudeville. which Is 10 be-
gin the latter part of September.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chester. wife Of
George Randolph Chester. author Of
Get Rich Quick wallingford" has
brought srit for divorce.
a farce written by Abe Ruef. the
convicted San Francisco boodle-poII-
tician. was feature OF the Fourth OF
July Vaudeville show At 81. Quentin
Chicago music lovers have sub
scribed tz00,5o0 for the NEXT grand
opera season In that city. IL IL 10
begin November IS, with Samson
and DeliIsh."
Fuller Mellish has been re-cngagee
fro the role OF the priest next season
IN support Of Miss Gertrude Elliott
In Rebellion" Joseph MedllI Pat
tcrson's latest play.
Charles Dickson. author OF Three
Twins" Bright Eyes. and other
successes, has practically completed
the selection OF his cast OF principals
for his new play, An Average Chap"
A. ". Woods will produce. THE
Broken Rosary" new play by I'd
ward Peplc, during the engagement
OF Dustin and william. Farnum IN
THE LIftlcst Rebel" AZ the Chicago
opera boHse In October.
Ian Macleren, the noted English
actor. Ia now In New York. ready to
90 to work for Leibler 4 Co., who
will place him either in "Disraeliv
or THE Garden OF Allah" Mr.. Mac
Ieren has never appeared in America.
but enjoys fine reputation In Eng
land.
The Chicago opera house, one OF
the most important pIayhouses IN
Chicago, for many years, IA 10 be
torn down. The Marshall Field CO.
late will build q st0.9o1ooo store |
md ofyIce building on the si'e.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

Wilmington. In connection with the
annual celebration Ct the anniversary
of the battle Of Moofe's Greek Bridge,
commemorative the hrsi signal vie
tory OF the Continental troops In the
American Revolution. near cusrIe.
~ G.. yesterday. there Was unveiled
ponament with appropriate lnscrlp-
tion y maFa the old Wilmington and
Fayetteville Stage road. the route
taken BY the British and Tory army
from Cross Greek to Join Lords Corn
wallis and Clinton, ebfuary 2s. I55s.
Walter Y. Stacy. ESQ. Of the Whining
ton bar. delivered the historical ad-
dress and there was q large oonconrse
81 people from bali a dozen Eastern
Carolina counties.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
v. DURHAM LOST AND WON
DEFEATED ny HOSIERY MILL;
BEAT EAST DURHAM.


Saturday afternoon TIE West Dur
ham team played the regular double
header. and won one. and lost one.
The first game was played with the
Hosiery nlill and resulted In defeat
for West Durham by the score OF :
TO 2. The second game was won by
West Durham. who defeated the
East Durham team BY the score OF
s to 4.
The first game was very one
sided affair. Bob Howard. the large
left handler. was in the box for the
Hosiery mill, and kept the hits we'll
scattered. Howard also Distinguish
ed himself by swatting tho bali for
a home run. knocking the sphere
over right field fence.
Brockwell was In the box for West
Durham, and did some ine twirling.
The hits made were very scarce. but
when they did come, they came Ia
lunches. The ffitung Of Brockwell
vas something herce, making him
self famous ~ driving the ball to
the rightfield fence, securing home
run. Brockwelfb pitching also
shows that he. can play nearly every
position on A. team. One game he
caught. the next game he was
pitcher and the Isef game he played
short stess exssllkn In all Of CHEESE
positions. In this lame Roberts also
hit the bal for a home run.
In the second game tGe East Dur
ham team was not al their best and
lost the game in the third inning.
In this inning West Durham hit
freely; WiIletu being on The sick list.
walked three saen. forcing in a run.
With the bases still full Lloyd. the
big first baseman for. West Durham.
came to the bat and slashed out the
ball for three Dagger. smptying the
bases with the exception OF himself.
A home run was made IN the ses fond
inning by one OF the West Durham
men, making the score > 10 0 In the
third inning. This lead could not
be overcome. although strenuous
effort was made 10 DO 30. From then
until the last OF the game wIllett
held the sluggers In check. not let
ting them score again.
Alternately pitched steady game
through the nine innings. end In the
most exciting pinches, Rad perfect
control. At times during the game
he was a little wild.
In the NTH inning East Durham
came TO the bat with the determine
ton to 10 something. and before
they could be stopped they had
scored three runs, giving the West
Durham RIOTERS quite scare. Cook
for East Durham put one over the
fence for home run.
The league has three fine teams In
II now ind the only talng that "
needs Is another team 70 Keep them
company The team thnt will win
the pennant Is BY no means clear as
yet.
Batteries In the first game we're.
Howard and Bennett, fer the Hos
iery Mill, and Rockwell and Spruce,
for West Durham.
Batteries In the second game were:
Willett and Burgess. fr East Dur
ban: Abrrnathy and Spruce. for
West Durham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
SPORT CALENDAR FOR Week
Tuesday.


Preliminary national doubles tennis
championships begin at Chicago.
Annual golf tournament for Minne-
sofa state championships begins in
Minneapolis.
Annual tournament OF International
Lawn Bowling Association opens al
Buffalo.
Championships OF the Canadian
Amateur Swimming Association at
Ottawa.
Wednesday.
Annual tournament OF Wisconsin
State Coli Association opens at
kenosha.
Opening OF two days aviation meet
at Colorado Springs. Colo.
Opening Of annual summer horse
show at Orange, Va.
Matts Baldwin vs.. Dick Eyiand. 20
rounds, at Salt Lake City.
Thursday.
Opening OF three days auto race
meet Of the Galveston. Texas, Auto
mobile Club.
Annual regatta OF Great Lakes
Power Boat League opens at Detroit.
Opening OF annual summer horse
show at Spring Lake. j.
Friday.
Start OF the annual cruise OF the
New York Yacht Club.
Annual regatta OF Canadian Assocl-
alton Of Amateur Oarsmen al ST.
catharines. Ont.
Start OF motor boat race from New
York city 10 Camden. n. J.
Tom Kenrsdy vs.. AL Paizer, 10
rounds. at National Sporting Club.
New YORK.
Saturday.
Annual regatta OF Canadian Assocl-
alton OF Amateur oarsmen al 81.
catharines. Ont.
National Clay Court tennis cham
plonships begin In Omaha.
Wisconsin state tennis champion
ship tournament opens At MIlwaukee.
National A. A. u. sso-yard swimming
championship at Chicago.
Championships OF the Canadian
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

Rocky Mount.--A cutting AFFAIR that
may cost the life OF Gray I'M. a
planter OF the westrys section Of
Nash county. occurred Friday near
Wcstrys when Hill. while In an m
toxicated condition. struck al Tom 4.
Proctor with board. whereupon
Proctor used hls knife in repelIInz the
attack and Hili received a severe cash
across his right shoulder and chest
and the loss Of blood from the wound
and the severity OF the cut has caused
his condition to be considered most
serious, and there are doubts an to
whether or not he may recover The
fight started because Of abuses heapsd
upon proctor's wife and Prneior hlm.
self.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

Greensboro. cnilford county will
probably Institute an action al an
early date against The city Of Greens
boro 70 tss, the right Of the municipal
court 10 sentencing prisoners con-
sicted In tie court 10 work on the city
streets instead OF the county roads.
when the commission form Of govern.
meni went Into effect the commission-
ers decided 70 start city Changing
ana requested the court 10 send men
convicted In the court 10 the city
streets. In response 70 this reqne-,
Judge Eure has been sending an able
bodied men % the street force and the
county road force Is being depleted.
Heretofore the men convicted In The
municipal court had been going to
the roads and the county commission
era are anxious 10 have IN. present
system declared ILLEGAL
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
Two Negroes Hart Trying 10 Rsh
Freight Cars.

Rocky Nount>-Eixhf cars OF an
Atlantic Coast Line freight train be-
tween this city aud Norfolk we're
robbed BY two negroes who we're dIs-
covered In car By Conductor L. 1.
Dickinson. The negroes showed light
and made AZ the conductor with a
long knife. The conductor fred a, the
negroes with his pistol and they ran.
Az the train was getting under head
way after stopping the negroes again
boarded the train. cIInglng 10 the
brake rods. The train was slowed
down and while the conductor was
further inspecting the cars the ne
groes IN attempting TO get away fell
under the train. one OF them sustaining
fractured skall and the other being
badly bruised. They we're brought d
the Atlantic Coast Line hospital ~
Rocky Mount for treatment
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMEsN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE


Philadelphia. July 31.-Philadelphia
won Saturdays game and made Il
three straight victories over Detroit.
The two teams are now so close that
today's game between them will be
battle for first place. Detroit tried
three pitchers. all OF whom were h.
hard. Philadelphia scored five runs
of Lafiitte's delivery on two passes.
four hits and two sacrifices in the first
inning. Oldring was forced to leave
the game in the second inning after
being hit on the foot by a pitched ball.
Score: R.H. Z.
Detroit :. ..... 200 lol ool- ; O
Philadelphia !. $40 20S oos---fl II 2
LATTE. Lively. covington and Stan
age; Plank and Thomas.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

Asheyille--w. Morgan. % Black
Mountain. was declared 20 b. the
legally elected mayor OF that to~n by
a jury In The superior court yesisr-
day. A motion TO SET aside the verdict
was made By attorneys for the de-
PENDANT. w. G. Hall. who alleged that
he tlia.iD Was the daily elected mayor
IN that. although the piaInilH. Nor
gan. had received 80 votes 10 the De-
fendant's %. Morgan Was bot a quail.
fed voter Of the township because be
had moved outside the corporate
limits a short time before the cleo
ton. which xas held last May. The
jury held that Mr.. Morgan was a duly
qualified voter aud rendered a verdict
accordingly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
OATsptI nRytp

This d an excellent picnic loaf or
sandwich bread.
To make Il put one cupfnI Of oat
flakes IN a bowl with a half cupful
sugar. tao tablespoonfuIs butter or
good drippiings and a teaspoonfui or
salt Pour over these ingredients one
pint actually boiling water. cover and
let stand until the water Is tepId. then
add half yeast cake dissolved 10 a
quarter Of a cupfuI Of lukewaria va
ter Sir AL together. add a quart Of
wheat flour. sir well with d spoon aud
pus IN a warm place 10 rise. when
light put IN two we'll CREASED pans
aud YET rise again until very well
done.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
BALL RESULTS SATURDAY


Eastern League.
Jersey City, o: Toronto. I.
Baltimore. 2: Montreal, 3. I'll In.
ningsD
Newark. 3: Buffalo, 2. Second
game: Newark, 4; Buffalo. 1.
Providence. q: Rochester. 8. Sec
ond game: Providence, 3; Roches-
ter, 6.
Southern League.
Memphis. 10; New Orleans, !.
Chattanooga, 4; Mobile. 5.
Atlanta, !; MONTGOMERY, 1; teall-
cd end 9th. daTkness.)
soutb Atlantic League.
Charleston. B.: Savannah, 3; fcalI-
cd end iith. darkness.
Macon. 4: Albany. 3.
Columbia. Z; Augusta, s.
Jacksonville, b. Columbus. 1.
Carolina Association.
Anderson, Z; GreenyiIle. I.
Winsion-sslem, I: Charlotte. 8.
spartanburg. 3: Greensboro. 8.
Virginia League.
Norfolk, 3; Roanoke. 2
Richmond. 5. Danville. 9. Gee
ond game: Richmond. .; Dan
willie, 7.
Petersburg, 3; Lynchbnrg. &. See.
ond game: Lynchburg, 81 Peters
bnrg, =.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

washingtons-ThIs city was visited
by another costly nre which broke out
In the Morton Building on Main
street. right In the heart OF the busi-
nsss section. about o'clock yesterday
morning. and In a few hours the entire
building was completely Quilted BY the
flames Among the buildings de-
ssroyed was that In which was In
stalled the plant OF the local paper.
Losses $4,000. with only $4,000 In
surance. The fire originated In the
press-room OF the TIdewatsr Printing
Company. situated In the rear OF the
building. and the flames had gained
considerable Roadway before they
were discovered. Il was rumored ON
the streets that Il was the work Of an
inecndIary. bat as yet there Is but
little evidence.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

New Bern.--The falling Of a tree,
when mad been struck by lightning
and set afire. seriously wounded Mr..
roy Jones and perhaps fatally la
lnred Ex-sherin Lon Taylor. both on
Jones county. "a they were driving
along the road near Trenton. Monday
evening Er-sherir Taylor was
struck on the head BY the tree ana
psralyzed. A telephone message from
Trenton stated that there was little
chance for his recovery. Mr.. ZONES
received a number Of cuts on his face
ana body, but none Of these. Il Is
thonEht are OF sSrloug natur.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
Nule,s Klek Fatal 10 Lad.

Rocky Mount - Ernest Howell, the
s-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. =.
Howell. who resides on South Church
street near the corporate limits Of the
city. Tuesday sustained an injury OF
an unusual nature that resulted In
bis death on Thursday night. The
youth was al play In the yard at his
home and be struck the mule that was
sraziag nearby with a switch. aud as
he did so the mule kicked him In the
stomach, giving him injuries that
caused his death.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

Thompson. all plain clothes men. were
sent to the park to investigate. They
found number OF negroes gambling
and each officer arrested negro. the
others fleeing. In the struggle be-
tween Nelms and his prisoner the Of
ficer drew his revolver aud fired two
shots. one Of them taking effect, from
which Davis died.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
NEWS NOTES Of
.N0RTACAR0L|NA


Killed Man Who Threatened His wife.
Jackson Springs Saturday, eight
miles west OF here and two miles west
Of Norman. Dan Graham shot and In
stantiy killed Sandy Cole. II seems
that Cole had visited the home Of
Graham about six months ago and
had threatened the life OF Mrs.
Graham. He was discovered satur-
day afternoon advancing with his gun
and presented his gun as II TO shoot
Mrs. Graham. whereupon Graham fired
and instantly killed him.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
SUNDAY CANES.
South Atlantic Learue.

seHfh Atlantic League.
Jacksonville Q; Savannah o % in
nlngsg darknessl.
National League.
Brooklyn 8: Cincinnati 4. second
game: Brooklyn 1; Cincinnati 2.
New York 6: ST. Louis D.
Philadelphia 2: Chicago 1.
Southern League.
New Orleans /; Chattanooga 2.
Second game: New Orleans 4; chatia-
DOOga T.
Montgomery 4; Nashville o.
Mobile +; Atlanta 3.
Memphis Birmingham; rain.
Eastern League.
Toronto 5: Newark 4. Second game:
Toronto q: Newark /.
Baltimore 8; Montreal 5.
American Association.
Minneapolis 6: Louisville 0.
Columbus 3; 81 Paul s
Indianapolis 4: Kansas City 1.
Mi!saukee Z; Toledo 6 tI2 innlngsl.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
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AyDERso, :: eREEsvrLLE /.


Anderson. July sI.-Anderson took
the last game Of the series from the
spinners. RIageway was touched FOR
is clean hiis. one Of which vas two
baEger and another. By childers. went
over the fence with the bases loaded
thereby scoring four runs.
The locals hits we're punched and
cane together in The third inning,
when three runs were made. and IN the
seventh inning, when they scored four
runs. Hayes pitched a good game and
held the opposing baismen 70 eight
scattered hits, a suficiency Of which
% count for . run coming only in the
fs...w.& t...l..
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

Asheyille.--TolIcy stamey. %. an
employe Of the Champion Fibre Com.
pany, was fatally stabbed with Den.
knife In the hands OF Seth Wood Z,
Canton. IS miles from this city. Al :
O'Clock Saturday night sfamey died
ten minutes later. aud at the Inquest
following the coroner's Jury returned
2 verdict fixing the crime on wood
The killing ID said 10 have been the
result Of an insignificant quarrel with
blind tiger" whiskoy "a the motive
power. Il Is alleged that stamex
struck Wood In the face with hls rs,
and that 10 the clinch that followed
both men went to the ground. wood
drew his knife and stabbed s,amey
seven OF eight times. the death Of tbs
latter being directly due to the sever.
Ing OF the femofal artery. Wood AZ.
tempted flight but was caught by
posse after q short chase. He was
taken TO waynesyiiIe. where he tssa
lodged In jail pending a prelImIuar,
hearing today.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

New York, July 3i-Chicago's White
sox took double-header from the
Highlanders Saturday. The one
sidedncss of the first contest was due
10 yaughn's ineffective pitching. The
White sox tied the second contest in
the ninth inning by scoring two runs.
and in the tenth added thres more. The
best New York could do was TO make
two In this inning.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
s.. Louis and Boston Breal Even.

Boston, July si.-Boston and St
Louis broke even Saturday. the 'rcsls
winning the first game easily and
losing the second In ten innings.
Wood. in the first game held the visi-
tors hitless. but three men reaching
first, two on passes and one'by being
hsk
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
Lacked ErperIenee.

A story which dates back % the last
Byrn Mawr horse show IL being told
Of very popular young woman. She
h an excellent tennis player. and can
paddle canoe most gracefully; but
the Byrn Mswr show was her first a.
tendance at an exhibit Of thorough
breds.
-Are you a good judge Of horse
feshr inquired one Of her friends
from New York.
"Oh, my dear, I don't know; I
should say not ] never tasted any"
abe saId.--PhIlaaelphla Times.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01
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PATRIOTS sLUGGED OFT VICTORY.
Every Player Hit Safely. Six Of Them
Mere Than Once.

spartanburg. July 31.-Greensboro
turned the tables on the Spartans.
Tony Walters, who was slugged from
the boz In the second inning of Fri
days gang. came back and held the
locals 10 six hits and half as many
runs. while his teammates slugged in
sanely behind him Driving out Is
clean singles, two doubles and one
triple. scoring eight runs and leaving
II men on bases Combs was al the
mercy Of the visitors throughout. he
being hit for safeties in every inning
with the exception OF The second.
For the visitors Fuller was the star
with the willow. he hit for two singles.
double and triple out OF four trips
70 the plate. and every hit brought
Patriot runners over the place where
Il counts Every Patriot player Sc
cured a bit Of Combs. and Walters,
even, touched him for two clear
bIngles, bringing In q run on one Of
them
So. =. - q.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

Washington. July Washington
batted cy Young out OF the box in
three innings Saturday. and defeated
Cleveland. Groom was very effective
throughout Stops BY Ball and Elber-
field we're fielding features.
Score: R.H.E.
Washington =. ..oii J0i I0s--7 > /
Cleveland j. 1000 900 col 4
Groom and Street; Young. BIandIng
and Smith.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

Are you . honsekseper7 n 80 you
sbould by III means have a "Hoosier
kifrhep Cabinet" Zee Holland Bror.
~ esoe about Il i7-tf
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

Cincinnati. July 3l-Brooklyn hit
Smith hard and often Saturday and
debated Cincinnati. BrookIyn's
fielding was brilliant. while cincin-
natl felded raggedly. Rucker was
safe at all times.
Score: n. II. r..
Brooklyn 3O1 100 1893 ~ o.
Cincinnati :. 100 600 O0l--2 6 q
Rucker and Bergen; Smith and
Mclean.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-01

Are you housekeepery n 80 you
should by all means have "Hoosler
Kitchen Cabinet. dee Holland Eros.
d once about u 17-H