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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

ber of pretty social affairs given in
her honor.
The evening was spent informally
with conversation and music and a
two-course luncheon was served Miss
Campbell received number of beau
tiful gifts from her friends.
Guests from outside the city were:
Misses Sadie, Julia and Elva Wag-
oner OF Bucyrus, Lois s, Campbell of
Mt. Gilead, Grace Munson of Colum-
bus, Clarlce Baldinger of east of
Marion and Mrs. Clarence Hurr of
PROSPECT.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
PERSONALS

Mrs William Pearson, of Birming.
ham, Alabama, came to this city sat.
urday to be the guest Of Mrs. Frank
Reinwald at her Olney avenue home
Miss Blanche Porter spent Sunday
with her parents in Green Camp.
Miss Marguerite Wottring of Pros
pect, was the guest of Miss Hazel
Clark over the Weekend.
| Misses Laura Campbell and Bea-
trice Ryan were the guests of Della
ware friends Sunday.
G. w. Hurr and Lloyd Dix. of Pros
pect, were Marion visitors Sunday,
Lawrence Dunihue. of Columns.
spent Sunday with Marion friends.
Miss Edna Rhodes, of Bellefontaine
avenue, was the guest of Delaware
| relatives and friends Sunday.
Walter Iiirchner has returned to
his home in Tiffn after spending a
few days with his brother, Percy
Kirchner. of this city
Mrs. John kreis is spending a few
days at Columbus
MIR. and Mrs. William Lusch return
ed from Lakeview, Saturday evening.
Miss Helen Marvoin. of Gallon.
lflRnuE.
S. B. Lippincott is at the Pine Lake
Outing club at Pine Lake, Michigan.
clifford Schoenlaub. who is attend
ing school at Ohio State university.
was the guests of his praents i'm this
city yesterday
Miss Frances Bowdell. of the high
school faculty was the guest of her
parents in Piqua over the Weekend.
Mrs. Fred Lazarus and Mrs. r..
Eichberg, of Columbus, are guests of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Marx.
Mrs. j. w. Schllinger and little
daughter returned home this morning
from visit with relatives at Canal
Winchester.
Rev. j. p. Currln went to GAINESVILLE
this morning, where he will attend the
ohio Baptist's convention which is I'm
session there this week.
Mrs. Sarah Allen is visiting friends
in Redwood.
j. A. Rowland. OF Shelbyvlle. Ind.
is the guest of Martin Williams OF
Kensngton place.
Alfred Havighurst, who is attend
ing school at Ohio Wesleyan univer-
sity, was the guest Of his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. c. X. Havighurst. over sun
day.
Miss Flora Slough has returned
Ehome from a few days visit with Miss
Florence Bailer. of Delaware.
Miss Ruth Strawser spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Nellie McCarty
at Delaware.
Miss Mabel Holloway visited friends
in Wharton last week.
Mr. and Mrs j. T.. Strawser spent
Saturday in Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gugler and
children, of Gallon, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W.
Mayer, of Cherry street
Misses Stella and Flo Stark have
returned from Columbus where they
were guests of friends for few days.
w. a. Longbon spent Sunday In
Delaware with his daughter. Miss
Janet, who is attending school at the
Ohio Wesleyan university.
Mrs. c. II. Allen returned to her
home in Pauldlng today after spend
ing the weekend at the Allen home
on east Center street.
w. A. Longbon left this afternoon
for Jackson, Ohio, where he will visit
relatives.
Miss Iva Creasap and Miss Harriet
Worthington spent Sunday in Moral.
Mrs Mary Charter and son, Mil
ford, and Mrs. Hazel Rizor and son,
Raymond, spent Saturday ana sunday
I'm LaRue.
Preston Search of Cincinnati was
the guest of his sister Mrs, w. G.
Butcher, yesterday and today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
Many Thought To BE Dead.

Rome, Oct. 6.-Communication
with the earthquake district of Sicily
is badly crippled today and correct
estimates of the number of dead In
yesterdays quake have not been re-
ceived. I'll is feared the death roll
will be heavy. The strongest shocks
were felt in the villages about the
eastern base OF Mount Etna. Houses
were thrown down In Macchia, Santa
| Venerina, lGuardia and Roudinella.
Many bodies have already been recov-
cred.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

nings, the county president, was made
state organizer for Marion county,
and Mrs N, L. Gebhardt state super
intendent of scientific temperance in
struction.
Marion county and city people can
be justly proud of the showing made
by this organization and besides the
comforting of prominent offices upon
some of the delegates, they were
shown signal distinction i'm other
ways Miss Frances Ensign, the state
president, publicly complimented the
local Organization and stated that any
favor requested by the delegates for
the local union would be conferred
At this convention, $50 delegates
represented the membership of $4,000
w. G. Il. u. workers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
NEW AUDITOR IN
OFFICE TODAY
Jay Spaulding Says He
Can't Feel the
Difference.
Expects to Get Figures to
Decide on County Levy
This Week.

Instead of deputy auditor it is
Auditor jay Spaulding today. Mr..
Spauldlng officially entered upon his
duties this morning. He said he
couldn't feel the difference in his po-
sition, although Mr.. Allen, the retiring
auditor explained il by saying that
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

New York. Oct IA velvet with establishment
heavy embroidery is surely rich
gown illustrated
vet enVned with the fashionable
skirt OF
with frl of relieving
at the left
further embelsh this side
color the
cola
OF o
cream lace filling the point bewe elbows
embroidery finishes
tune while the purple undkt edged with band of black skunk
tur unique this
depending the purple embrod
of black finished
urpe. silk
q
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
shower for Miss Campbell.

The members of the Elite club and
a few friends will entertain with q
miscellaneous shower this evening al
the horne of Miss Matte Meredith for
Miss Grace Campbell, whose marriage
will take place during the fall. Miss
Campbell's engagement was an
nounced n week ago and already she
has been complimented with a num-
ber of social courtesies.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
ELEANOR SEARS TRIES
TRIAL ENGAGEMENT

Newport r. l., oct. 16.-Society
people today are watching with keen
interest the trial engagement en-
tered into between Miss Eleanor Sears.
Boston society athlete, and Harold
Vanderbilt. The engagement Is TO
last for one year, expiring next sum
mer, according to Mrs. Fred Sears,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
Gary Musician Praised.

Miss Mary Dennlson Galley, the vio
linlst. who playing at the Ovlde Music
studio In New York created quite &
sensation, Is making a tour of the
west Miss Galley will play in abou
one hundred concerts and recitals. II
New York her rendition of the Beeth-
oven Concerto. the Brush Concerto In
G Minor and Lalo's Symphonic Espa-
guole, revealed the fact that she Is
an artist who measures to the exact
ing standards Courier.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
BrIde.elect Entertained.

Miss Grace Campbell, an autumn
bride-elect, was very pleasantly sur
prised Saturday evening. when six
teen of her young women friends gave
her miscellaneous shower at the
home of her sister, Mrs. c. w. Max
wen. on Jefferson street. Miss Camp
bells marrigae to Mr.. Guy Fisher. of
east of town, is to be an event of the
near future and is occasioning "A Num-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
Club Disbands.

The members of the Married Wo-
mans club held meeting Friday ev-
ening at the home of Mrs. Frank
Creasap on Orchard street. The men,
bers have decided to disband this or
ganization and made of the last meet
ing a social one.
lightful diversions to assist in the en-
joyment of the evening, and these In
conjunction with music and socia
conversation whlled away the even
ing happily, Refreshments We're sery'
ed during the course Of the evening
Guests of the hostess, besides the
members were: Mrs. Thomas clay OF
Columbus, and Mrs. Philip Uhl.
Tha Francis Willard w. G. Il. w
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
A House Party,

Miss Campbell and Miss Grace
Campbell entertained at a house party
over Sunday, at their home on Will
low street
Guests were Misses Grace Munson
of Columbus, Sadie. Julia and Elva
Wagner of Bucyrus, Lois Campbell
of Mt. Gtlead, and Clarice Baldinger
OF east tf Marion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

mother Of Miss Sears. The public an
nouncement, If it comes at all, will
not be made before that time. If the
trial engagement shows the young
couple that they are temperamentalfy
unsuited, the proposed marriage will
be called off.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

Judge William f.. Scoheld today
adjourned the Marion county court
of common pleas without day and
there viii be no more business done
during the present term. However.
the new term opens Wednesday when
the grand jury reports for duty and
there Is heavy civil and criminal
docket for the October term.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

The defendants have f'ed demur-
rer i'm the action OF the Aarons AS
sociated Theaters company against
Henry StrelitZ and others. The de-
nurrer alleges a misioinder of parties
and says there are not sufficient facts
stated to constitute a cause of ac-
tion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

Mrs. Ray r. Cope has issued invl-
tations to a small number of her
friends, for an embroidery party at
her Garden street home, next We'd
nesdaY afternoon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
COURT NEWS

Master Commissioner folds Session.
Attorney James II. Eymon, APP
pointed by Judge Babst as master
commissioners to hear claims against
the c., d. & NJ. today held a session
In the common pleas court room.
Twenty-four disputed claims are be-
ing threshed out before the master
commissioners who will hear matters
in connection with the receivership
tangle from time to time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

Leave to file and amended petition
mas been granted in the partition case
oil Abbot a. Lawrence against Mary
E. Benner and others.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

petition for naturalization has
been filed with the clerk of courts by
Clenento Valentine, an Italian "a
years OF age. The matter is for hear
ing May 3, 1912.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

In the action Of Jesse Hess against
Mary A. Pryor and others. to quiet
title to a piece of real estate, the
rlaintim has been given leave to plead
ny November 4. leave having been
asked for the purpose of naming new
parties defendant.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

will meet in the Infirmary Directors
room in the court house Tuesday aft
ernoon at two o'clock.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

The womans Relief Corps will meet
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock In
the hall on South Main street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
Fix Time for Holding Court.

Judges William -. Duncan of find
lay John NJ. Broderick Of Marysvllle,
Frank \. Baldwin OF Bowling Green.
w. p. Anderson of Eenton. ana W.
Il. Scoheld Of this city, will meet in
Marion tomorrow to fix the times for
holding court in the second subdivi-
sion Of the tenth judicial district for
the coming year Judge Daniel Babst
will not, be able to attend this meet
ing by reason of his presence in Kan
sas city, where he has been called by
the serious Illness of his son.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. O. l. eleven
ger, of south Vine street, Monday
morning, son.
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN.
fG-tS-2t
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Egll.
A petition to quiet title has been FL
cd by Princess NJ, Shough against c.
T.. Foster and John and Emma Herr
The petition relates that on December
10, 1904, John and Emma Herr owned
lot 3O9l in Eden Park addition to the
city of Marion; that on that date they
executed a. mortgage to Foster Tor
81 900. Plaintiff says she subsequently
bought this lot from the Herrs and 1t
was represented to be free from en-
cubrance other than a mortgage held
ry loan association. Foster now
claims some interest in the property
adverse to her interest and she wants
the title quieted. DeGolley & De-
Golley represent the plaintiff,
A rather important ruling was made
in the common pleas court today i'm
the matter of May II. Flickinger and
others, executors, against May r.
Il Fliclxinger and others, Involving the
validity of certain portions of the will
OF the late Davidson McWilliams. Mr.
Williams was pioneer resident of
Marion and one of her wealthiest
citizens.
His will bequeathed all his property
TO his two daughters, Mrs lrlicknger
| and Mrs Susan =. Hodder and ther
heirs. 1t provided tina, no part of
the property he sold within fifteen
years after the death of Mr.. McWil-
liams, unless the consent of the heirs
be iven and unless 1t We're absolutely
necessary to pay debts etc,
The two daughters were appointed
executors of the will ana shortly aft
er it was prohated a petition to sell
real estate. The matter was then
taken to the common pleas court
where. in petition, It was explained
that the conditions of the will Were
such that the estate could not he adj
ministered to advantage. The result
is that the court appoints Mrs. Flick
finger and Mrs. Holder trustees, will
the power to sell and reinvest the pro
caeds in real estate in Marion coun'
lty. thereby multiplying that portion OF
the viii which forbade sale of tine
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

property within fifteen years after
the death Of Mr.. Mcwilliams.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16

STOP, LOOK. LISTEN.
16-1S-21
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-16
NInrrinrc License.

Marriage License.
A marriage license has been Issued
to Henry Duerst, Jr., and Miss Ella
Egll.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-22
Johnny Gonding to
Manage Rock Island
Veteran Backstop of the ROurkes Has
a Berth in the Three-I
League.

Johnny Gonding at one time peer OF al
Western league catchers and now the vet
eran OF the backstops IN the league. has
been offered. the managership OF the Rock
island team OF the Three league and has
accepted. He will leave for that place
within the next three days
II was a fiattering offer which Johnny
received and he lost no time in getting
his release from Pa Rourks and tele-
graphing to the powers that be in Rock
Island II is doubtful II Gonding will ap-
pear again in an Omaha uniform az he
received his salary to date Wednesday.
liondlng has been on the ROurke pay
roll for ten years, coming 70 Omaha IN
1901. He has played every season since
and until this year was the main noise
behind the bat. His familiar "Hurr up
Hurr up" IL as we'll known to the old
timers in the league and the fans In all
the league cities as Ty Cobb's reputation
as hitter In the big leagues, He has done
little work behind the bat this season, al
though he has worked in half dozen games
His experience and knowledge Of the
game, however. will be OF great advantage
TO him as a manager. His geniality will
so a long way with the men who work
for him. Although Rock Island is almos,
at the bottom OF the league. a few changes
in the lineup and Gonding's coaching ought
to pull them up. Gonding will go behind
the bat In nearly all the games and vii
be Of great assistance 10 the pitohers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-22
Funkhouser Scores
One on Comptroller
Succeeds in Preventing oosgrove from
Carrying Out His Renova.
ton Plan.

Councilman M. F. Funkhoussr scored a
bloodlsss victory over Comptroller Fred
Cosgrove Tuesday night when ne en-
gineered a report through recommending
that request for linoleum for the comp
troller's office be denied.
For the last two months the city fathers
have been renovating the offices in the
city hall. making them spick and span with
new carpets. Among the offices to thus
be improved were the city attorneR'a sane
tum and others. Cosgrove thought stat ne
should have some linoleum for his heck
office and sent a requisition through N
Bids received were referred to the COM
mittee, of which Funkhouser is the chair
man. The report OF the committee was in
the negative because of the lack of funds
in city hall maintenance appropriations"
Records in the comptroller's office show
that more than 10000 was TO the credit OF
this fund on the first day of June
Cosgrove and Funkhouser had a mixup
In the city council recently during a meet
ing OF the committee OF the whole. The
belligerents were separated before serious
damage was done. though Funkhouser was
scratched about the face
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-22
Cubs and Giants Vco Second Division Teams Wnn Associations Loses
ROUUEES PLAY CLASSY BALL
Though They Lose to Denver They
Make Fans Feel Proud.
THREE DOUBLES BY GRIZZLIES
Colorado Lads Give Fine Exhibition
of How First Place d. Gained
Kansas Players Come for
Series Today.


Two hits. two. bases on balls and an
error gave Denver the last game OF the
series With the Rourkes yesterday after
noon by score Of to 2. Hall had an
off day and was jerked at the end OF the
seventh inning in favor Of Lots who held
the Grizzlies helpless for the remain two
innings tcS 400
schrieber worked for the Grizzlies and
put up q clever game Of pitching and the
eight scattred hits he allowed did little
damage. McMurray did good work behind
the bat and only one Rourke player was
able TO steal on him. Arbogast did some
clevel. baekstopplng himself and allowed
but two OF the Grizzlies to get an ad-
ditiona base.
The Denverts' found Hall in the first
inning for two hits He could not find
the platter for the first three innings and
passed three men, An error by Niehoft
In the first inning gave the Grizzlies q
run. The Omaha boys, however. must be
given credit for playing a classy uphill
game They fought all the way. In the
last Of the fret they came back at the
Grizzlies by scoring a run. but could not
overcome the lead which had been secured
in the first inning Manager Sohipke did
his best to overcome the lead by sending
In pinch hitters, but they all looked alike
to the big Danyst sonthpaw, . -.
In the ninth inning It seemed that the
Rourkes would tie the score After schoon-
over had grounded out to the pitcher and
Schipke had skied out to Beall Niehoff hit
safely to left, Kneaves drew transporta-
ton. Arbogast went to bat and lined a
nice single to left Gonding was sent in TO
haf ToN-
down the first base line and ended the
game In three different innings when the
home boys had a chance to score they were
nipped by the willy bears by perfectly ex-
ecuted double plays.
Denver put Up class OF ball which has
seldom been seen IN the new park. They
played base ball at ali times and took adj
vantage Of every error the Rourkes made
to garner bases. In the field they were
almost invincible. The infleld played like
a machine and the outfielders worked like
veterans. v t4
After Lloyd had sent high one 10 King.
Quillin drew pass. He stole second. CAS-
sidy sent nice hit just over short; BealI
walked, filling the bases. Lindsay singled
to left and Quillin and Cassidy scored,
Bean going to third Coffey sent one to
kneaves. Niehoff In an attempt to get
Coffey at firsth made poor throw and
Beall scored on the error.
For Omaha Pick took first when he was
hit with the ball. K?ne flew out to third.
Williams doubled to center and Pick scored
In the fifth Cassidy hit safely to center for
Denver, went to second on Halls error
was sacrificed by Lindsay and scored on
Hall wild pitch,
The Rourkes came back in their half Of
the same inning with the second and last
run. Niehoff singled to left, was sacri-
feed to second by Kneaves, stole third and
scored on Arbogast's single to left. Score,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-22

CORkley signs with HishInnders.
PATTERSON, N. j., June A.--"Andyv
Coakley, formerly pitcher OF the Philadel-
York Americans.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-22
DOCTORS GO TO Los ANGELES
Five Lsaains PhySIeiaAs Leave for
the Meeting of American Med
teal Society,

Five Omaha doctors leave Omaha Thurs
day on the Los Angeles Limited for Los
Angeles. where they will attend the an.
nual convention OF the American Medical
association, to be held there next week
Several OF the doctors are taking their
wives on the trip and will Journey over
part OF the Pacific coast before making
the return trip to Omaha The party con
sists Of DR.. and Mrs. z, c. Henry. Dr.
II. NJ. Fitzglbbon. DIR. and Mrs. F. s.
Owens. DR.. and Mrs. u. r. Porter, DR.. and
Mrs. B. b. Davis
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-22

sacriflce hits: Melnke, Crutcher ".
Stolen bases. Powell, Jones, Zwilling.
Reilly Hamilton, Breitensteln. Three base
hits: Zwilling, Kerns. Two-base hts:
Kelns, Reilly, Rickert, Breitenstein. Struck
out; BY Crutcher. Z; by Cook, 4 Bases
on balls Off Crutcher, 8; off Meg ath'
4; off Cook, T. Double plays; Reilly to
Meinke TO Jones, Crompton TO Hawkins
Passed halls: BY Kerns, /; by Hawkins
/. Left on bases: st. Joseph, Z; Topeka,
5. Time. 2;06. Umpire Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-22

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-22
STAR PLAYING ROUOES FANS
Superior and Grand Island Players
Vie in Good Work.
SUPERIOR WINS, FIVE TO FOUR
Kearney Forfeits One Game "a
seward and wins second Con-.
test by Margin of One


SUPERIOR, Neb., June H.-Cspecial
Telegram) .-Today's game was sensational
Throughout Five double plays, six two
baggers and many circus catches by both
teams kept the fans on their feet yelling
most OF the time. Coyle broke up the
game BY smuggling the ball to the, woods.
scoring two runs in the ninth soore
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-22

Let's hope we make II up on Topeka
II was the first time Hall has been
knocked out OF the box this season,
Well three straight from Topeka would
help matters along to certain extent
Quillin Is some man when he gets on
bases, and the chances are about even
that he will score.
Lott pitched a classy article of ball
for the two innings he was in the box,
and struck out two men.
Arbogast was there with the stick. In
four times up he got three clean ones,
one Of which was two Dagger
Just because he is going TO leave the
Ronrkes Johnny Gonding made more
Niehoff made up for his error in the
first inning by clouting out two singles
and fielding his position like a fiend
Three double plays by one team In one
game Is surely going some Denver got
Cassidy was another one who hit the
ball some lie also made three hits. Two
Of the Tour runs were also brought in by
him. HfQS
Pick was the human backstop yesterday
The first two times at bat he was hit
by Schreber, Both times the ball slunked
into his kidneys.
Denver gave an exhibition of how they
manaeed TO get INTO first place YESTERDAY
was real baseball.
Big Barney Schreber had the Rourke
goat for fair. He famed only one man
but they couldn't seem TO place the ball
beyond the infield.
Ten chances were handled by Lloyd a
second with but one error. He is givinf
the other second basemen in the league
run for their money.
Each team made eight hits and fourteen
had thirty-one men to bat and nenveI
thhty-three Pretty even game, outside
OF the score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-22
sox Rally In Eighth.

Totals.....S5 s 27 IS o Totals. zee. 3;
aRn AAna Rnr HnIIInnn In H. III
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-22

Slated for Jones in eighth.
eBaiied for Barber In tenth.

Slated for Jones in eighth.
'Batted for Barber in tenth.
Sioux City 20 Q . I 0 i 90
Sacrifice hits: Belden, O. w. Miller, 2.
Two-base hits: Koerner, q Claire, Davis.
Three-base hit: Reilly. Home runs Mid
dleton, Breen. Stolen bases. Neighbors,
Hartman, Wagner Hits: Off Jones, II In
innings; Jaokson, in y inning; off Mil
Ter, 10 In Id innings; off Aitchison, . in
Der, in z is innings. Double plays: Der
ger to Claire. Struck out: BY Jones' .;
Miller, 3; Jackson, 4. Base on balls Off
Jones, 2; Miller. 3; jackson, /; Wilson, 1.
Wild pitch. Aitchison. Umpire, Gardner.
Time, 3:O5. l-.