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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-23

wages are good and the manufacturers
demand a steady supply of superior
willow.
This is now almost entirely received
from France az a price which will give
the entire trade TO the American If he
can equal the quality.
Experience has proved that no
stock is equal to willow when dur
abba baskets are demanded. The
high-class basket has made a place
Tor itself in the market even under
present circumstances. and the entire
decline in the trade has been in the
low priced basket, which competes
with the foreign willow product or the
Aueriesu made wooden basket.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-23
Rabbit Now Of Value.

Rabbits which have been a great
pest in Australia have now become OF
commercial value. During the past
FIVE years. 45.400.o0O frozen rabbits
were exported. mainly TO England
with 9S.000.000 rabbit skins. The
United States last year bought skins
to the value Of $4S.0o0.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-23
6orers Inlure Trees.

While the trees are not always kill
ed when infested by the borers, their
vitality is lowered. so that they be-
come liable to some other attack. and
furthermore they do not produce the
amount of fruit which might otherwise
be expected.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-23

do all the thinking. supply all the
brains, take a crude plan. and turn
out a satisfactory job. But II wouldn't
happen that way more than one time in
a million Contractors are In business
TO make money. That Is all right
enough; nobody DIRECTS to a con
tractor making a fair profit. but what
you want to guard against Is an unfair
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-23

A neat, natty and practical head
wear for women automobilists is this
cap, which is modelled after the soft
material college hats of dressy youths
and retains all the jauntiness of the
latter.
1t is made OF soft white felt. hav-
ing a colored band: the veil being at
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-23

the consent of the owner is given in
writing. | knew OF an old-fashioned
contractor. familiarly known as Hen
ry," who did a great deal of building;
and he had a motto which read, al
ways charge for extras, and never de-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Schools May Send a
Team to Turin Meet
Sullivan Plans Entries for Internn.
tiOnal Contests to Be Held
in Italy.

NEW York. Feb. E-Emsr Z. brown.
commissioner Of the Department Of ths
Interior buresu o. education- WashinRtoa.
hrs sent 10 James Z. Sullivan CT aha Ana
teur Aathietic union the ofncial program az
srents scheduled for the international con-
test . tAks place At Turin. Italy. lzav
nezi.
y has been stated that upon the return q
Generai WlnEate. who Is chairman q The
committee on athletics. the propoaition NIH
BE taken up to have the Public Schools
Athlste league send q team to take part
The following h the official program.
Contest q adult Eymnasts, May u-ll
unternafionns3.
Contest Of student Ey-nnAsts. Nay 81
iua1ional1.
Contest % women. Nay 81 Cntarnasioaai,
Contest Of Theoretical. practical methods
NAY 11-14 lnhtfonaD.
Compsutton, military. May 1s-n ina
tioEall.
Flfth International tournament Nay li-is
Competition 81 teams from Fymnastic 80.
CietieE linfernationan.
Contests IN choir Singing b. TIA gymnastii
EoeierieE NAY u-l4 Extraordinarily.
t,KerClees a. Ey-mnnHticz and a. singing b
the elementary schools. boys and Eiria q.
Tg6ln. April 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
HOrsemen to Enter
Race Meets Simply
for Love Of Sport
Most Valuable Purses and Stakes to
Be hung Up at Belmont
and Saratoga.

NEW YORK Feb. 2-The principal
racing meetings this season win be held al
Belmont Park and saratoga- This does
not mean that sheepshead Bay. Gravesenc.
Acueduct. Jamaica and the Empire City
tracks win not offer purses and stakes 10
horsemen. They win. But the Belmont
PARK and Saratoga tracks VIII hang up the
most valuable purses and stakes, and their
meetings IN number u DAYS wiz be greater
than the other tracks
The brnnt Of the racing battle. u Il
may be called. viii Be fought out By Bel
mont Park and Saratoga These courses
are better equipped in many respects FOR q
long siege They arc the richest and are
situated IN communities faroring the sport.
None Of the race tracks anticipate making
fortune this year
In fact, the officials believe zoe tracks
may run az q loss But the two associa-
tons named win run long meetings and
offer big stakes to prove TO the public that
racing iz not conducted at their courses for
the money there is in II. but for the sport
At Belmont Park work win commence
shortly preparing the course and the
grounds for the meeting which viii begin
early in the spring when the aviation
meet vas held last fail the jumps were
razed and the fences torn down. This gave
rise 10 the belief that the course would
BE- used no longer for racing
But the terms Of the lease to the aviators
called for the return Of The grounds IN the
condition In which they were found. All
the Jumps win therefore be erected and the
fence rails marking cut the various courses
WIN be built The contract for the work
has been made and the carpenters viii
start working in few days
handicap. tie first Of the valuable turf
classics Of the year. have not been written.
men IN close touch with the association say
the big race soon win be open for nomina-
ions. The Belmont stakes The richest Of
the S-year-old events of the year; the
Nursery and the Stallion stakes. features
OF the apfing meeting. have closed and have
rsceived q large list n entries. The Metre
politan win not Be offered until the middle
o. next month. II VIII have a guaranteed
value Of 2.0ao
il fs known that as q result OF the sports
mems dinner. which was held last week.
many men are willing 90 subscribe 70 9
fund which may be used BY any association
which shows the entrance money az the
rata Is not sufficient 70 pay the expenses
/ Ct the nesting This money. about slso.Oo8
win be subscribed by many wealthy pa
irons Of the turf and breeders OF the United
States and Canada.
mis- fund b similar In purpose 10 fhs
enc donated IN 100 when II was necessary
70 craw upon the fund except in one in
stance. and thea the meeting that utilized
the money only asked Tor something Hks
1a0oB But In order TO make the owners
q race horses feel that their claims
against an association Will be pAsd the mer
interested IN the thoroughbred have decided
TO gather a fund 70 meet financial smer-
gencies.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
F" Jack" johnson
Willing, but Wants
to See the Money
Black Champion is LOlling in the
Sun Down on california
Beach.

San FRANCISCO. Feb. zS-That cheer
ful comedian. JACK johnson, T. summing
himself on the beach o. the Pacific ocean
He says be d willing enough to meet any
heavyweight in the world for ak rounds
twenty rounds or any distance. but that be
must be shown 9 suffIsient endorsement
4 don't see any promoter offering any
purse for a match" ne complained. Il saw
Rickara Ia Chicago. but there was nothing
doing with him ] talked with Mcintosh.
but he didn't mention any Eam that he
was willing 70 give. ! told him he ought to
make ne an offer. and finally said that he
ought to giRe ne Is murA rs ~ gave
Tommy burns IN Australia 7 am willing
to meet AM ons for ssaooo but I would be
foolish 70 take a small sum when can
make tioo5 10 E.bse q week on the road IN
thsatrical WoFk
al Kaufnan - simply trying 70 boom
lis fhsazlcal stuff That's lhe only reason
he ehnnsnead ne Al that / am wiling to
take him on. But no one VIII make me an
offer I am also willing 10 back WaAer
1Eonahan against kaufman. had an APP
pointment with Kaufnan's hackers o. CHI
cage before lsft. bit they didn't show Up.
snd - 4 toak ne train
Z when aFe you golng 70 retire.
Oh ssas sae=. eAaeklea. eaa
tsntedls n guess I'n have 70 wait for
soais aeE hope.
I'm going 10 race my cars. be added.
4 Want 10 have a real rest before I settle
dopn and here is . Eood place have a
car nov that can take the measure % Old
nsld. ana II he Wants a race V-ifh me he
csn have b. villa q side wager I'D O. G.50e
Iaat..r 1 VIA ro - Euruue ana then brr1r "a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
College Base Ball
Cages Are Showing
Signs Of Activity
Campaigns Of Winter Teams Are Hear
ing an End and Spring Prao-
tiee Starts.

NEW YORK Feb. z5.-'rhe EouneE OF OUT
door athletic teams az indoor practice are
issuing from college Gymnasium holdings
these GAYS Prem the base bah cage comes
the thump q balls and the crack o. rev.
Ing machines forces its way from the
closed crew rooms. The campaigns ~ the
so-cailed winter teams are nearing their
md and spring sports are anticipating the
season. Especially IL this true q the
oarsmcn
The Columbia crew candidates are drill
ing daily under the shan, criticism o.
Coach James r. Rice. The frst can
brought sixty candidates and Rice lost no
time ia beating them on the machines. in
the basket han furry a. Columbia the
oarsmen are overlooked. But they are
working hard and IN quiet. Their cav win
come toward the last Of june. when lhe
shells viii sweep down the Hudson 10 the
big intercollegiate regatta
Harvard. too. Sc training and trainine
hard TIE latest reports Of crew activities
az Camhrl5ss state that Coach wray has
over sixty men trying Tor places in The
different boats. Practice % being held IN
the boat house on the Charles and pres.
poets are again bright for q broom party
al New London
AL the available veterans have reported
for work end are rapidly rounding into
form. IL viii not Be . case of hard train
ing with them, for they have kept them
selves IN good condition through fhe winter.
The varsity eight did no1 suffer heavily
from graduation All but three Of The men
who led the procession on the Thames last
summer are avaiabfe. To On the trio a
vacanoies Coach wray has the material
frum a very strong freshman eight Of last
year and q good string o. secondary men
20 choose from. BE Il known. the clasa
q material At caanhridEs is not making
Wrny prsmatnrely old
Prinoeton's crew candidates are holdlns
daily practice IN the EymnAsium The
drills are under the direction Of Prof
Duncan sphsth. Indoor work win oontinus
through this month. II IL planned 70 boa,
the men on Carnegie lake The early par,
81 ueKt month.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Foreign Golfers Are
Agitated Over Rule
English Press Makes Comment on At
titude Of the American Follow
srs Of the Game.

NEW YORK. Feb. E-rhat tire eorsra
abroad have been ps much exercised over
the rules situation. and mere particularly
thar pertaining 10 the center-shefted put-
ter. as their American cousins, is apparent
b. the crisp comments thai filter I'm
through the Engnsh msi's
AFTER an" says one paper American
sport g. nke ours On no other department
and perhaps. 81 is better that cleavage iu
gof should come over the rules and rot
over something more intrinsicaily Amfn-
can. sach as an article b. Mr. Travis or
tbe spirit that prompts him 10 write o.
The only shlng 10 b. feared IS that Gre
insrutude displayed By Cur rulers may
lead to further rebellion and schisul The
loyalty Of British players IN the colonies
or even nearer home. uIn not stand the
strain q government that pcrpetuaily oui-
RACES every instinct OF logic or common
sense. % IS time 81 Andrews ln general
aud the rules committee in particular
paused and took heed % thelr WAYS
ReferrinE % the rules 81 The golf com
mttee. q writer IN TIE Birmingham Post
says that the sensible plan would be Tor
Il 70 pocket its pride reirafi the rule an3
abolish the bar on the Schenectady. NO
one would ohsect states the writer. Tor
its relationship 70 the croouet uanet e
superficial and. unlike tire latter. q D.
handled in the same wsv IS the putter Of
tradition. IN conclusion. il may b. re-
marked that the American manner Of
showing allegiance 20 the ruling BODY hr
interpreting the law 70 suit itself is a.
Illogical as that Of the rules ooFnmittea
IN permitting a certain section 81 the gaif-
Ing community 20 contract out 81 L.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Kid Mccoy Willing to
Fight With Anyone
Would Meet Jack johnson, but Pre-
fers a Bout with Al
Kaufman.

NEW YORK. Feb. SIN references u
ma PROPOSED return to the rins Kid Nc
Coy savs;
when. about three months ago. ] an
nounced my intention q 'cominE hack
nearly everybody laughed al me. Well
fllsl ohiy inersaRea HlE deIeIInillatiu.i a.
sh0W the people they were nronE. 5uat 81
thsy have besn wrong ahout me mauy
times before. and ] bsgan 90 set myseif "a
coalition i think that i have SUGGESTED
anyway. I never felt better IN my ufs
than feel nov. am Nfnins 70 nght ans
man o. my class in the world. Jack guhu-
son 10 the man ] want 10 fight ana I have
glap0e in real money 10 post Tor 8 maIeh.
4H0WrFeT. most or the American people
are from Missouri and they have % b
shoUn Thersfors. 7 an ready 20 sh0E
them So IN order 20 convince the pubHs
mat Kld Mccoy - sincere ana has 'ooms
back ! am ready % take on the nest best
man IN the heavyWeiEht class. namely AZ
Kaufman WA aEn sracles 20 nght him
any number q rounes. rrsfeIablv 10 =
nrlsh. rhe ngkf e take plAns W1lhin ths
next sixty GAYS. ana 4 Wi bet Wgao thai
! defeat him mat - how cure ! an ma
] an already 'hark-
'Au : annt - q chance. ! have stutiec
ne hsavy4elght divlsion tboroaEhly. ana
honestly J can't convince myself that sny-
che 81 them has me class that the Duhle
demands a a real chamBion."
VIA ne jim stewart Ktd Mccoy bout
san within nemaFJ-H reach flis statement
bTinEs 70 mind those welsh raret1t dreams.
suu u seIby really SAINTS 20 come back-
rea on Eifh the tance.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
PRKCETOEs GOLF SCHEDULE
Nlne Tournnnarntu Are on the Ls-s fsr
pm runcherN.

NAmE NuWrnN lalFnNe Are on the List fer
Pan Punchers.
PRINCETON. n. J.. FEB. 25-The Prince
ton University Golf association has COM
plsfed arrangements for the Igii season
The schedule win INCLUDE nine Tournaments
70 BE- played during the year. q which two
win Be with teams from Yale and VIII
Hams. i've aEainst neiEhboTinR golf clubs
the university Individual tournament ana
the intercollegiate which wiz be held al
the Baitusroi Country club shorthlns. n.
J.. from September 5 10 3
The individual Championship or the uni
vprsity via be decided in a tournament 10
be held during the first week il Nay
which. owing 20 the poor condition OF the
course was deferred from last fan On
addition to the two meetings with Yale
and Williams match tournaments are he-
ina arranged with the Hnltusro Country
club 81 shorthflis. n. j.. the Philadelphia
Country club IN Philadelphia. the New
Brunswick Golf club al New Brunswick.
the wykagin County club o. New Jersey
and the Lawrznoeville school a. Lawrence
vile.
For two consecutive seasons the inter-
collegiate championship has been won By
Yale with q team corlposed almost entirely
Of title holders. while the Princeton team
krs secured second place Yale, however.
has lost several PLAYERS through gradun-
ton. while the university team. with the
exception Of r. T. MoAdoo. Is the same
a. last season. This offers unusually
bright prospects for the coming year.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Was NELSON KNOCKED oUTl


Wovtng Pictures show the Referee
Countinw Nine Times
The much discussed and fouEht over nov
ing pictures Of the Owen AEoraE,- Battling
Nielsen fiEht IN san Francisoo. when the
Dane waa declared knocked ouL VA be-
shown 81 the Krus thestsr Sunday IN con
nectlon with the show there. Nelaon az
ssrtE 70 this day that be WHH robbsd Of the
decision bscause the referaa only counted
nine times In declaring him cut
Many sporting writers and fighting men
All over the country declare that tbs pie
lures show the refsrss counting nine times
and tha3 the Dane should be given another
chance 70 win the title. while others who
knew the habits Of the referee in question
assert that he nsFer counts more than uius
with his arm ana that On the tenth oouni
he merely says out The pictures show the
fght vel and also the Knockout scene.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
aOIFERs 10 PREsTwICK Inks

Hrzreahsff ass Anderson WIZ Cam-
pete VITA nrffsnn.
NEW YORK. Fee. &-Tgo preminent
Amerscan golfers Ein oompete IN the ana
tear chamsaaaship tauraameat q GEaat
Britain. 10 Be held a. PrestWi1k- Fred
Herreshoff and J. G. Anderzon ara the soif-
ers Rfho win make fhe trip They are sz-
pecied % sail late IN April
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
FIVE SOCCER CAMS FOR YALE

An buf One 81 Csntests 20 Ne FIayed
Cat 81 TsWa.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. FEB. H.-Eale'a
soccer schsauls comnEases i've games. ere
more than last year- Cornell. the new
name en- ths Inst. Win be played here on
April o. All ether Eames except that wfth
Harvard on April Is. are 70 Be- played out
o. town. The schedule e.:
March l-dIaVerford
Aprl z--uniVer1lty Of Pennsylvsnis al
Philadclphla-
Apff t-Columbis Ct New York
April la-Ccraeii 81 New haven
Aprt l8-fiarVard AZ New Haren
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

old Mar EEoD was writing his famous
i1hir abcut the Foz ard ths Craps wen
ne Ron happened aionE and so5kea orer
he rfc1Idar
otssrvlng ne hub az TIE tnbie me F0r
laugtfd ralcorsiy ard rcHfarEed-
Fcres are nel FeEetaria1a
That a uhHt masfs lals al fhe mere
o. hulouEr repKed Eson faI6inr - ne
fable and rrerarinE ~ uaH d % hls ruh-
aslsTs -1udEes Llbrarg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
vARsITY CREw FLAEs EVEET
TtEeru 20 Meet Ben Yale nnd Cornell
Next eprfng.

Next eprfaE-
PRINCETON, n J.. Feb. E.-Announce-
msnf wss made by the Princeton rowing
management that both the Yale and Cornell
crews would be met on Lake Carnegia by
the Tigers this apring. No definite dates
Tor either race have been arranged. bui
Il Is now certain that Princeton win begin
lis FIRST season 81 varsity rowing since Issi
BY meeting both Yale and Cornell
IL Is possible that The Tigers Wfll aisC
be represented ~ the Henley regatta, bui
the faculty has not a. yet given ita con
sent far the crew % leave Princeton
A new shell has been ordered By the
rowing association. End Il Is hrped fhei
this can b put into nss within two o.
three weeks at the latest
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

Antoine Ruby Of Omaha announces that
be is willing TO accept the challenge issusd
By Leo RoEerE the Iowa lss-pound boxer.
end thnt be win put MP 500 side money 90
make the 90 interestnG. Ruby suggests that
the bout be put on in Grand Island or some
other Nebraska town.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
blood DISEASES
CONTAGIOUS TROUBLES

Contagious Blood Poison more
thoroughly perneates the system than
any other disease Its infections virus
contauinates every corpuscle and
tissue Of the circulation, and T. this
reason its symptoms are Of a varied
nature. When it enters the blood It
Is but a short time until the mouth
and throat begin 10 uicerate, the skin
becomes spotted. rashes and eruptions
appear on the body, sores and ulcers
break out. he hair falls, and fire.
quently nails on hands and feet thick
en- ard come Of. Mineral medicines
Whick sinply shut the poison up in
the sy-tem shouid be avoided, forwhen
such treatment Is left Of the old dis
ease viii break ont again, often worse
than before. S. S s. cures Contagious
Blood Poison psTmanently, and It does
30 because il thoroughly purifes the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

allows It to nourish the diseased por-
tons Of the body back to health
s. s. S. is purely vegetable, being
made entirely Of roots, herbs and
banks, wIthOut q particle Of mineral,
ard its vegetable ingredients always
hasten the care BY toning up the
stomach and digestive members.
Home Treatment hack azd any medi-
cal advice free TO ali who write.
TEE SWIFT sF4cLElc CO.. ktlasia. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

sales 81 Daulaeedp- oE-la ndInF G0oss-
a sure cure Tor this class 81 sales Is found
% Bee adFeEtiEinE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
HARVARD SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Crimson EIe~en 20 PIsy Mae Games
Daring 1911.

Crimson Elesen 40 PIey Mae Games
Daring 1871.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. FEB E-The Har-
ward foot ball schedule Tor Iyll has been
completed. In an nine games wln be played
BY the Crimson eleven. yet the season win
be thu hardest ever faced BY any Harvard
foot ball team in recent years Between
September % and November = the Crimson
vii play Brown. s0srtn0uth. Carlisle. In
dlans. Yale and Princston. besides several
other less formidable teams The eorn-
plete schedule follUNs:
Scpfcmbrr a9-Baqes a. Camhridee
October T-Bowdoin a. CAMBRIDGE
October l4-WilliamE a. CAMBRIDGE
October L--AmherEt al CanhridFe
October 2e-EroWn AZ EaulhTi1Ee
November s-Frinccfoa Al rFlncatan- ~. j
November Il-CariiEle Indians a. Cam
bridge.
November W--Dartmouth at Cambridge
November Es-Nale a. Cambridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

blood S. S. S.
goes into the
circulation, and
drives out the
last trace Of the
destructive
germs, adds
richness and
vigor to the cir
culatfon and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26


Il is none q cur Business. bat We cant
help feeling a. intsreat n thas New York
g. L0nis, desl ~ which Jimmy Austin
ana Laporfa - 20 ths Browns for Rev
Harf1ela and soms coin. We aeree with
Pa Rourke thai Duke Farrell rot away
yOunaer tha wora1 81 the deal. How any
man can Figure ont that Roy Hartzeu Il
more valuable hall player than Austin
s. heyonc cur keu. hut Farrell never did
take much 70 1sezns. and that probably
settles a. In the meantime. II the Browns
can nn she SAP as first base they are
going 10 have some iufeid fer speed.
Ths sport wrllere IN Chicago refuse 70
take seriously Artl4 HofmAn's hoid-out
TAX They are pr1tabiy right II 10 doubt
fui - you conR sick the dogs on Arsis
and drive him SRI ths diamond Snl thar
- ne reason way Ci,aFlrs EaFpAs slo1id
NOT pay him mere monsy-
Pa Rourks pieks ne Giants for neres
centsneers his year Amen
II ia eur Eutsa Hunter and not Flsan
N5n caTes nrsl fer ihs Firates ana that
ed man uagnsr yin stick to short
Cleveland made another brilliant move
Ehen a ltf ntte shortEiop BAN So. e.
. hrlriant as 4 fhnndesstorm cloud. But
strangest Of an d he's tle Amrfican lsaEas
lea him SCI clear out Of o.
Here's icf O. tng prunesed nee class a
isaEue team oai ln Nrbraska. n Ns6lasal
takes a noiion Ehs can turn oui hair q
dorrn uilnor leaEues Her 90 prnirteE are
airs with the fsreT ana ererg KID ia The
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

Pa Rourks pieks ne Giants for nsres
eentsndess this year amen
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

van caVer nrsl fer ne Fsrates ana thal
ed man waensr Vim steE to short
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

The sport wriere sn Chicago refuse %
take seriously Art14 HofmAns hold-out
tax They are Brsbabiy right II 10 douht-
fui - you couR sick the dogs on Arus
and drive him SRI ths diamond Hni. thar
- no reason way clisrlrs AarpAs sasal5
NOT pay hlm more monsy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

shsn 81 ltt ntlle shortEtop Ban So e.
brlIlant as ihnndesstorm cloud. Bat
strangeat 81 al 81 huN the AmrIican lsaEas
lea him SCI clear out Of o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

Charley MURPHY b bailcrg new eiIo
house FOR fhs FlsiflnE piartrs. charie9 q
iore Tor the gisiunE players IS passionzle.
Erre. he Is eeiidiag tae ntN house be-
eause b. vas fasoei lo ~ me leaEae
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

rh-.e az East reafs tEAl Fela ~ A1r'
,V.n.ss ana Eabby HedEes cenid tei-k o.
fesrinz a. ne iNi Hraprs-inFee $3.50
,rsu.cr rheF ars Ecaweitns1. --A~e go
clarts Al maj Elusssnls e1sHi q n' ~
asht