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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-25

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-25

REQUEST TO TRAvELlHG MEN
When you through roHdaE tns Will you pleas
window the first Of Gceton men
you tco They will appreciate H.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21

AUCTION SALE-One-half mile
east of Indian school on Indian School
road. Monday. October 23rd. COM
mencing at 1900 p. m. Horses. chick
ems. hay. implements, household
goods: good work team. weight
1900 pounds each; : and years old;
80 brown leghorn hens; dozen
black minorcas; 10 tons alfalfa hay:
l Johnson mower. new; new farm
wagon: new harness; lot Of plows,
hoes. forks. shovels and other farm
tools: dresser: bedstead: chairs: sew
ing machine: tables: mattresses: cook
stove: dishes: cooking utensils: roll
of chicken wire; s. jars fruit: gal
Ions tomato catsup; lot of good lum-
her and other articles too numerous
To mention. Terms-Al! sums under
$50. cash: over $50. a credit of six
months will he given, purchaser Civ
ing bankable 10 per cent note. J. NJ.
Wood. owner W w. Hutchinson, auc-
tioneer. CLYDE y. Thompson. clerk.
Dig
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21

AUCTION SALE-WednesGay Octo-
her -. commencing at Zoo o'clock
sharp. Half mile south of Temp on
The Coughran ranch, / viii sell TO the
highest bidder at public auction y
head of cattle. horses. doz. hens, lU
extra fine milk COWS; ,. two year old.
heifers. coming fresh soon yearling
heifers: + head of horses: . dozen lay
ing hens Terms Of sale. $25 and under
cash: over SIS a credit of six months
viii be given, purchaser giving ap-
proved bankable 10 per cent note
percent discount for cash. G. ". chit
wood. owner. G. O. McMurtry. auction
Ger: G A Whitfield, Clerk. dl
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21

PUBLIC SALE-Monday. October %,
I will sell at public auction To the high
est bidder my ranch Of ten acres. To-
Gated one and one-half miles south "f
East Lake Park. commencing at |
o'clock | viii sell 10 acres Of improv-
ed decided land. located in section l.,
TWP. /: : acres in alfalfa, $50 bearing
fruit trees. acre and one-half Of black
berries. one acre of Strawberries. fenc-
ed and cross fenced: four-rOOm adobe
house with screen porch; l barn, small
house two hen houses. The above land
has class A water. Also 40 acres OF
land adjoining. for which a relinquish-
ment is held and viii be sold with tho
ten acres. five acres Of which draws
class 4 water. balance class B water.
and all fenced milk cows. one mare
and colt. $50 chickens. farming nipple
ments, ! harrow. walking plows, l
cultivator l set Of single harness, I set
of double work harness. Household
and kitchen furniture. consisting Of
dressers. c ommodes. bedsteads, mat
tresses. springs. rugs, rocking chairs.
dining chairs and hundreds of other
articles too numerous to mention. As
/ am leaving the country everything
goes without reserve, or limit. This Is
a chance to buy a nice suburban home
close to the city and at your own price
Don't forget the date, Monday, the 29d.
at O'Clock. Terms Of sale: on the
land. $500 cash. balance to suit the
purchaser at s per cent interest on
the personal property. cash. L-JCur
rev. owner. C. O. McMurtry. Auction
Ger. c. A. Whitfield. clerk. Dig
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21

STOCK SALE-Thursday. October
the 26th. 4 miles northwest of Phoeniy,
half mile west of Alhambra. under the
Grand Canal. on the Hammer ranch,
commencing at II o'clock. I will sell,
To the highest bidder at public auction.
50 head of cattle, consisting of 40 milk
COWS. % milking balance fresh soon:
16 2-year-old heifers. springers. %
head OF steers. and > years old; ;
calves 1 To 3 months old; the above
dairy herd are extra good. fine indi-
viduals and heavy mixers; some of
these cows are the pick Of the Barley
herd: 30 head of hogs. consisting Of =
gifts. balance shoats. extra fine Po-
land China boar. free lunch at noon.
Terms of sale. All sums Of 500 and
under. cash: over 500 a credit Of six
months will be given. purchaser giving
bankable 10 per cent note;
> per cent off for cash II. w. Hopen
owner. c. .. McMurtry. Auctioneer;
c. \. Whitfield, Clerk. DIN
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21

ROOM AND BOARD in private fam
ly. In Evergreen. Phone SI65. did
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
MANIFESTATIONS FEMALE

WANTED-By refined widow lady
withone little girl. cooking or house
keeping for one or two bachelors. or
widower with children. an excellent
cook, Box 500 care of Republican. do
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21

FOR SALE-Tent houses at 9O4 f.
Pierce Overland 2603 dS
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
e. j. BENNITT & 90.
ROOMS AND BOARD

McNCLTY'S RANCH now open for
Phone Overland 72S. II
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21

c. 0. McMURTRY. the best known
and most successful aucuoneer in this
part of the state, with experience IL
the sale ring. thoroughly qualities him
Il successfully manage any sort Of
sale from the smallest to the largest.
Thoroughly posted on the values Of
all kinds Of live stock. \ large &C
ouaintance among the leading stock
men OF the country, enables him to
render the best service possible
Write him before claiming dates G.
o McMurtry. auctioneer. Is y. First
Ave. Phoenix. Ariz II
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21

FOR RENT-A nicely finished s.
room bungalow, located on an acre
and a quarter of land northeast OF
the city Will rent at very moderate
rate to desirable tenant. See Cate or
Prince at office of Dwight B. Heard.
corner Center and Adams. II
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
AUCTIONS

p l WILL SELL at Mesa, November
10th. my entire herd of Ayrsnires and
all my horses and tools. w. a. Nc
Donald. owner W. W. Hutchinson
and Son. auctioneers- If
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
FOR SAlE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-New modern bungalow
one block from car. See owner, sol
No. 9th ST. dl
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21

FOR RENT-New modern 4-room
rick apartment on car line. $4,000
yer month No sick. H. c. Thomas
Real Estate & Inv. CO.. end OF In
dian car line. u
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
AUCTIONS

REED & HAMMOND, AUCTION
EERS, VIII attend and conduct live
stock sales in the valley and give
them their personal attention. Their
motto being We Guarantee Satisfac-
ton" List your sale with Repre-
sentative y 2 Wilson, 42Iz West
Phone 1921 Il
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

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FOR SALE-Five lots in northwest
part \ snap for few days. Cost
ley & Thompsons Real Estate EX
change. l. West Adams st. db
FOR SNLE-A beautiful east front
corner on Indian school car line con
sisting Of four large lots. water on
lots I will sell for $500, $500 cash
and $50 per month These lots are
well worth $500 each. See ]. r
Bowles or call Overland S3l1. n
SNAPS
FOR SUBDIVISION
1O-acre tract north of city on pro-
posed car l;ne-price right to make
money.
20 acres in same neighborhood--
Jirt cheap.
10 acres and house on car line.
40 acres-partly in alfalfa-one mile
north OF Fair Grounds-only $500.
100 acres-12O in alfalfa-house on
it. near Glendale, only 800 an acre.
Small tracts-improved-southeast,
good sandy soil-just the place for
small fruit growers.
Some good bargains in town prop
erty we don't want 10 publish Come In
and see us about them.
ELLIOT EVANS co,
Is East Adams St #
FINE 10 by PAS #. lot in Evergreen
Addition. Corner and East front. a
big bargain. $1275.OO.
Fine modern Home near the State
Capitol Finest location in the city
VIII sell furnished if desired No bet
ter bargain i'm a thoroughly modern
residence in Phoenix Let me show
YOU Seeing is What? Dick Erdmans
Real Estate & Inv. Co, 42--44 North
First street. II
FOR SALE-1O acres onIv miles
from Central Ave. Small house. well.
etc. IL acres in alfalfa. Only $3.50.
Dick Erdmans. 42-44 y. First st. If
KENILwORTH PLACE
Best buy in city of Phoenix for
home Building restrictions $4,000. in
surfing best class CT residences. Street
car service, cement sidewalk, graveled
roads, city water. gas. electricity.
Lots 70x145 #, 5000. Easy payments
10 per cent discount to purchasers
building within 90 days. For sale by
real estate dealers.
HARTRANFT TWEED CO,
Owners If
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
FOR RENT-EOUSES

FOR RENT-Four-r room house
$3.50 per month; 1-room house. with
screen porch. s. per month. Inquire
E,aStlake Park Grocery. id
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21

Store. II
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-A nice six-rOom mod
ern residence. close in, has every con-
venience. VIII lease by the year. 23I
w. Monroe st. II
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
FOR Observation-Disclosures

and barber shop, good location, Box
572, Republican. DIX
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
PRAT r.
Gil. BERT
COMPANY
FOR SALE-HOUSES

WHO WANTS IT7-Absolutely the
best farm for the money. go acres
al good land-l5O in cultivation, :
sets of good buildings. plenty of wa
ter, no assessments, no water tax,
near a market - per cent better than
Phoenix. Price $4,000 an acre. Terms.
Ross for Homes Co. 100 y. Center
Phoenix. AriZ. IT
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE for real estate
an automobile as good as new II
will pay YOU To investigate this. Ad-
dress, Box II. c.. Republican. II
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21

al good land-15O in cultivation, :
sets of good buildings. plenty Of wa
ter, no assessments, no water tax
near market - per cent better than
Phoenix. Price $4,000 an acre. Terms.
Ross for Homes Co. 1870 y. Center
Phoenix AriZ. IT
JUST a FEW LEFT-of Evergreen
Heights lots; cheapest buy in town.
An modern conveniences. See Bur
rougFs quick. II West Adams. If
FOR SALE-Modern Broom house.
close to Grand avenue: almost new.
Only $3.50. This is bargain. Cost
ley x Thompson's Real Estate En-
change l. West Adams St. do
\ GOOD BARGAIN IN warehouse
property: a lot on Pierce St. FOR $3.50:
several cheap lots; a house and Ia
acres: also ~. >. 10 and 2Q-aCre
tracts: a 4-room brick two screen
rooms, $3.50; 4-rOom brick with two
screen rooms. $1,000; 4-room frame
house on corner lot. $1,000; $500 down;
4room frame house. 5000. 5000 down;
nice home on Adams street, $3.50.
H.,
James. 81 40. Center ST. Phoenix. Il
FOR SALE-In the best residence
district. 921kx157 feet, Just off Center
on Mcdowell, $3.50. Your terms. See
Burroughs. owner. Il West Adams. II
MY PLACE is for saIe or rent.
Phones: Overland 81. Con. Sub. 80.
J. H W Jensen. If
FOR SALE-SmaH furnished frame
cottage five blocks from postoffice,
on North First street; all conven-
fences. plenty Of shade lawn, chicken
yard. lot 50Xl37ie feet. west front
Small cash payment, balance in easy
monthly payments. Address p. o
Box ga do
FOR SALE.
A broom pebble dashed house wei
finished. fine location. modern. $500
$4,000 cash. balance monthly.
4-rOom cement house. screen porch
es. fine shade lawn, chicken yard.
close in $1,000 $500 cash, balance.
like rent
a large 6-room concrete block house,
, screen porches. modern, on fine
corner. walking distance. Price $3.50.
$500 cash. balance terms.
We have some Of the finest lots in
the city. either cash or terms.
THOMSON McCANDLISS co.
Tel. 1910 y South First Ave. If
FOR SALE am going to give some
one a chance to get nice little home
for their own terms \ new three
room house, 80 foot lot. city water.
$500. $50 cash and $15 per month. III
YOU don't care to occupy the house, I
is now paying Is per cent on the in
veStment See J. r. Bowles or call
Overland S3l1. II
FOR SALE@Tent houses AT 9O4 +.
pinrcn Ornrland 9en2 dc
The evening world., 1911-10-24
MRS. M'ALL|STER
SUES HER HUBBY,
F|TzB ERESF0RD
Just Guess Who Owns This
Distinguished Name-Then
Read the Story.
Fitz Beresford McAinster IND his

Fitz Beresford McAllister and his
pretty wife. a one-time favorite In
South Carolina plantation circles. are
parted. Mrs. McAllister. after only
Ave years Of welded life. to-day nled
an action for n separation from Fitz
Beresford In Justice Bischon's part OF
the Supreme Court. Mrs. McAllister.
through her counsel, Thomas w. Nc
knight, asked for suitable slimony.
Gently court clerks lifted the papers
showing that Fitz Beresford McAllls-
ter had been sued. There was "A gen.
raj scrambling to see what Mrs, Mar
sic McAliister had alleged against Fltz
Be.esford. For behind such a name
there must be scandal involving some
body notable.
DID not the name Fitz Indicate de-
scent from the Camoys OF England 3
proudest strain? And Beresford? II
might mean relationship with Lord
Decics, and Lord Decies Is little vivian
Gould's husband. Or. there's Kitty
Gordon. once a Beresford. And as for
McAllister! There were ward n
Lionel and a dozen others OF this DIS
tIngulshcd Jersey. family OF sartorial
celebrities. SO little wonder that amaze
.nent spread through the Courthouse
when II became known that Fitz Beres-
ford McAilister had been sued.
Soon half n dozen reporters were
racing to Lawyer McKnight's office to
ge. a line on Fltz Beresford. Mr.. Nc
Knight treated them kindly and gently
prepared them for the end. For Fitz
and the rest OF his royal sounding
name Is a clerk In a store on Amster-
dam avenue. and he and his wife have
been prominent In our best san Juan
ull society circles. N-a-s sab!
The evening world., 1911-10-24
Wife of Jim, at Central Park,
Calls in Doc Snyder for
Hubby's Sniffles.
AN UNWILLING PATIENT.
Blankets Strapped Round Him
and Medicine Poured Down
to Save White Hope.

Jim, the big polsr bear nj the Central
Park Zoo. Ia sitting In his cage wrapped
in blankets-severai OF them. Ills great
paws are Internationally soused In a hot
mustard bath. and enough castor oil TO
create havoc IN all OF the nurseries In
New York has been poured down his
throat.
For jim. the polar bear. has a cold.
when a polar ear Of something like q
thousand tons. more or less. displacc-
ment gets FER misery in his head and
begins TO kick because tho janitor won't
send up nor steam there Is some
trouble In the Zoo. And. besides, Jim
IL peevish through iong residence In the
park and Is set In his bearish ~
Usually a polar bear can't stand
moro than seven years OF New York
climate. Jim has been on the enter
tainment Job for six OF the seven. and
Billy Snyder wanted to break a record
with his white Hope. So this morn
ing when Nellie. the companion to
Jim. who married him and came to
live In the same bear nat three years
ago. complained that there was no liv-
ing with Jim because his disposition
was something awful Snyder started
to make n cure.
There Is no such thing as reasoning
with a polar bear as to the advisabinty
or consuming castor oil. getting into
blankets and padding In hot mustard
Jim objected to any suc proceedings
and insisted upon living mis- bear life
In his own way.
Snyder got q rope and made. a nooa,
in II. Then he lassoed the big fellow
n tied him In . corner. with thi.
starter he went into the cage ant
strapped the blankets over tho huge
shaggy coat. Then he started tina
foot-bath bushes, and supplemented
by getting the castor oil down.
Honest. Snyder could b. arrested 70
using false prstenses on that castor O.
treatment. but he got the oil down, an
Jim sat back in = sad. dignined sort q
way Ia sndffs out his cold. even a. 70
and l..
The evening world., 1911-10-24
FACES Sentence
FOR CONTEMPT IN
AN EXMAID'S SUIT
Mrs. Boas, Claiming to BE
Common Law Wife, Pushes
Case Against Seaman.

Frederick W. Sherman. a wealthy real
estate broker and ono OF the founders OF
the East Side Republican Club. must
SHOW cause in tho Supreme Court to.
morrow why ne has refused to turn over
his property to a receiver or be punished
for contempt. Justice Mccall to-day
signed an order directing Sherman 70
appear before him on compliant OF Mrs.
Christina Boas. formerly a maid in the
Sher man household at No. 200 Eas;
Thirty-nfth street. who claims to be
6herman's c~ommon-law wife.
Mrs. Boa started suit recently for a
ed her motion for al!mony for the sup
port If herself and her ten-year-old son.
Robert Sherman. and when Sherman
failed TO pay the alimony she got Justice
Pendleton 10 appoint Jonas J. O'Brlen
receiver of Sherman's property. Mrs.
Boas complains that Sherman refused
20 obey the order Of the Court in the
receivership proceeding.
Mrs. Boas was employed In the Sher-
man home when Sherman's first wife
died in January. 1898. She said she then
became Sherman's common-law wife. In
August, 1903. she said. she became III and
had to go to a hospital. While she was
there, she alleged. Sherman married Misl
Jane Gleason, with whom he Is now
living. Mrs. Boas names the former Miss
Gleason as correspondent in her suit for
divorce.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
PAPA HAS KILLED
MAMMA, GIRLS
JOKE ON POLICE
"He Cut Her Throat From Ear
to Ear" Child Sobbed
at Station.

Any one who notices q nine.year-old
to-day will confer a favor by calling up
the East Fifty-hrst street police station.
There are several policemen there who
ant to have. her perverted sense OF
humor operated on.
Jacob Brilles. ~janitor OF the Night
Court. was standing on the steps last
night. when the girl ran up. crying:
Papa has Just killed mammal she
walled.
Brilles. with a creepy feeling. took her
by the arm and started on the run for
the police station.
'Iie Gu, her throat from ear 10 ear"
sobbed the child between jumps.
At he station she gave an address In
East FIfty-eighth street. and several
policemen were sent on the run to the
house. Policemen O'Ne!li n Mccoy
went along with the weeping girl.
Poor little GIRL they said.
My heart bleeds for her." Quoth
Brillcs.
At the house designated by the child
about Ave hundred persons had gath
VI u ~ kAc VANAsSd pOllCttltu.
1t required tact as well as strength to
keep the people from o~verrunning the
hallway.
The girl gazed with interest at the
shifting throng and dried her eyes.
Just walt and III go up and bring
papa down." she told her bluecoated es-
corts.
Maybe Il will be the easiest way 10
get him." sagely decided a policeman.
Go ahead. little girl" ordered an
other.
Ten minutes passed and the policemen
began to become ap~prehens!ve. Tie
crowd impatlently demanded the muir
derer.
Poor child" said one OF the police
men. Il suppose she's butchered too oy
now. Might as well SO after him."
Policemen made a descent on the
house and guarded every corridor and
exit. One went to each door and
raped until a sleepy head opened It.
But there was no corpse anywhere.
Then they looked for the girl. but
there was no such girl In the house.
either.
Al open scuttle was the only solution
that suggested itself. The girl had
played a joke on the police department
and while they were waiting 20 put the
handouts on her brutal father for cut
ting her mothers throat from ear to
ear she had quietly slipped away over
adjoining roofs and gone where she
could laugh without danger OF inter-
ruption.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
THOUSANDS WALK BRIDGE.
Cables Burn Ont on VILLA ms h urs
Span During Busiest Crush.

Owing 10 the burning out OF cables
supplying the electric power for tn,
cars that cross Williamsburg Bridge,
about 5000 workers IN the factories
and stores Of lower Manhattan were
late at their places OF employment,
As no cars were running into Manhat-
tan the entire traffic OF the bridge.
Manhattan bound. was handled by the
u. II. T. These cars are crowded under
normal conditions. and the crush to-
day was terrific. The Il. X. T. cars run
only as far as the loops at the Delaney
street plaza of tho bridge and the
Brooklynites h crossed on them had
to walk long distances or pay additional
Carfares.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
Receives Complaint From Il
Police Chaplain That Hylan
Was Unfair to McC earthly.
PLEADS FOR JUSTICE.
Rev. Mr.. Morrison Says Humi-
liatei Policeman Wanted
to Quit the Force.

Mayor Gaynor is considering the caso
Of Patrolman James Mccarthy, accused
by Magistrate IIylan OF Brooklyn, TO-
Gently, Of not telling tho ,ruch. while
test'fyinE In the case of John Heinrich.
Heinrich had been arrested by NJ
Carthy and charged with assauiting snl
robb'ns the conductor Of u street car.
When Heinrich was arraiyned before
Magistrate Iiylan he denied b,th
charges.
The policeman swore that Heinrich,
after knocking the conductor senseless.
was caught in the act OF taking his
hands from the conductors pockets.
After Heinrich had been overpowered ny
the pitro.m1n coins were found near
where h. had struggled.
Magistrate liylan, according to the
Rev. william Morrison. chaplain of the
Police Force, who furnished the details
In n letter sent TO the Mayor to-day.
said to Mccarthy from the bench: Il
do not believe YOU story" Thcreupon
no DISMISSED the highway robbery
charge. holding Heinrich for assault.
The officer felt so mortified and
huT!l!ated by this unjust and altogether
uncalleG for rebuke from the bench"
wrote Chaplain Morrison. that when
he returned to the station house he
talked of %reslgnlng from tie police
force.
"a Mag s;rate thus treating an officer
with q most excellent record is not only
incons!derate. but. to my mind. has no
sense OF dignity OF his oalcc. no. any
appreciation of the nature OF tie au-
thorlty reposed In him. ! lay this mat
ter before Your Honor. hoping. on be-
hal o. the officer. for some redress. and
width tho conviction that you would no
more overlook a wrong lone to a
policeman than q wrong done by him
to any citizen"
Mayor Gaynor would make no com
mont on the Rev. Mr.. Morrison's letter
He was Informed that n fellow police
man was In court and cocroborated
McCarthy's story.
The evening world., 1911-10-24

WASHINGTON. oct. 2.-A tempo
rary Injunction was granted to-day by
the United States Court OF Commerce.
setting aside the Interstate Commerce
Commissions decision In tho so-called
Nash VILE grain case. The commission
order prohibited railroads from giving
to Nashville dealers rebilling and re-
shipping privileges not accorded to
dealers at Georgia points.
The evening world., 1911-10-24

happiness my baby brought I would
give II up for him tomorrow II IL were
necessary. Why. even the adjustment
OF our weekly budget. the hundred little
details OF the house, mean more to me
than writing"
But perhaps you are a born mother"
| suggested. There are many women
to whom domestic Joys might not be so
satisfying"
Yes" Mrs. Norris admitted. but I
think all women are born mothers II
they only give themselves a chance to
ind II out. My mother had six chill
dren and she brought them all up to a
healthy. happy maturity. n they all
believed In their mother more than In
anything else on earth. What more
could a woman accomplish than that
any woman"
And In the face OF Mrs. Norrls's smil-
ing and efficient maternity and the very
friendly reception accorded ms by
Frank Norris, aged eleven months, l
had nothing to say.
The evening world., 1911-10-24
WOMAN TURNS AGAINST MAN
WHO TOOK HER FROM HOME.
Young Ironworker Held by Green
wich Court on Six
Charges.

John Dreamer. a young iron-worker
who was arrested at South Norwa!S
yesterday because he had taken Mrs.
john D.. Minor away from her home at
Fast P~ortchester in a kimona. after
holding a revolver under her husbands
nose, was arraigned in police court in
Greenwich to-day. Six charges were
made against him--disorderly conduct.
intoHlcation, kidnapping, carrying a
deadly weapon concealed, threatening
the life of Mr.. Minor and using abusive
language. lie was held for a later
hearing in $50 bail, His companion,
joan White. was held on Substantially
the same charges. In $500 bail.
Mrs. Minor. after a talk with her hus-
hand and after hearing things Dreamer
had said about his acquaintance win
her esfore she married Mr.. Mtnvr.
uhAnSsl hss sttitvAs and eenssatsA 70
sS0sss a0aass IN ~ . AanAeaA