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The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29
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RALLY DAY AT CENTRAL
 METHODIST CHURCH

This being Rally Day at Central church, the Sunday school will have entire charge of the hour of service this morning Several hundred mem bers of the Sunday school will form in line after the regular routine of work in the different departments and march into the auditorium where an interesting program will be pre- sented to the audience. A splendid orchestra has been preparing special music for the occasion. Parents of the pupils, friends and visitors are cordially invited to attend.
 Following is the program.
 Muslc-Orcnestra
 Grand March-School.
 SOng-America
 Scripture Reading-Superint Prayer-Pastor.
 Rally Day Song
 ecitation-Welcome, Annie Louise Hotchkiss and Elizabeth Milstead,
 Class esolutions-School.
 Chorus--Mrs. Nelson and Junior Philatheas.
 Recitation-Bernlce Henderson.
 Whistling Chorus-Baracas
 Solo-Dr. Cox.
 Loyalty to the Sunday School-Rev. Hutchinson.
 Closing Hymn-Blest Be the Tie.
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THE DEVILS soLlLoauY.

One night as the devil sat musing alone In his snug easy chair by the fire, Trying to figure the difference in guilt NTwixt a thief and an all around liar. His memory went back to the scenes of
 his youth.
 And his eyes filled with memory's tears And he reached to shelf and took down
 a big book
 And he found page dating back six
 thousand years. And he said as he looked through the
 book, do the best can, And my business denotes considerable
 increase ever since the creation of
 man.
 have cribbed good crop for these six
 thousand years
 And should be content with the yield, And let my opponent have all of the
 gleanings
 leave in the worlds big fields. have gathered a very diversified crop Of merchants and lawyers galore l have tied politicians in bundles done up Till the end of my fingers are sore. have fiddlers and gamblers ana insur-
 ance men,
 Forgers. murderers, burglars and liars, And I've filled my furnaces with socialists Till they nearly put out all my fires. 1 have railroad conductors and doctors
 to spare,
 Horse traders and preachers to spend; Republicans, Democrats, tories and whigs And one or two newspaper men, But there is one class l am happy to say Can never gain entrance here. Their souls are so filthy I'm sure that
 they
 Would demoralize hell in year. l refer to that class neither human no'
 beast
 The earrion crows of the world. Who are never so happy as when tneN
 can feast
 On the wreck of an innocent girl. A million of years in my hottest 5ssi rooms Their islanders would nevef atone. So give them some sulphur and tell then
 to go And start up a hell of their own. Then his Satanic Majesty lit cigar And he said, perhaps may be pretty bas But l nave some respect for myself.
 -"VETERAN-,
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WANT NATIONAL
 STONE HIGHWAY
PLANNING STONE ROADWAY FROM NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO FOR EXPO
 SETON.

Indianapolis, Sept. 2S.--A stone Ma tional Highway from New York to San Francisco, to be completed by Jan. 1. 1915, in time for the Panama Exposition, is the dream of the auto mobile fraternity
 The plan provides for the setting aside of one per cent of it's gross re- ceip.s for one year by every automo- bile, sundry manufacturing concerns which participates. The amount is to be paid either in three yearly in stallments of one third of one per cent each, or five yearly installments of one fifth of one per cent each. No deviation is to be made from this plan
 Already practically every Indianap oils manufacturer has signified his in ltention of acceding to the arrangement and at recent dinner in Indianapolis better than $300,000 was assured in twenty-seven minutes.
 Owing to her larger output Detroi. promises to outdo Indianapolis. The city by the lake has begun activities, and large additions to the purse are sure to be forthcoming
 An appropriation of ten million dollars will provide $5,000 for each mile of the roadway 70 be spent for materials which will be delivered on the ground out af the general fund.
 The road proper is to be constructed by the counties through which it pass es. under direction of War Department engineers. The course of the roadway will be determined by national com mission of exper:s.
 Simultaneously with activities in De troit and Indianapolis, work will be carried on among the manufacturers in Cleveland, Buffalo. New York and other important motor car centers.
 The gross expense of the road, it is said, will be in the neighborhood of thirty-fiye million dollars, and the pro motors claim that over twenty-five thousand motor cars will run over iI to the Panama Exposition.
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THE GERM THAT CAUSES DANDRUFf.
 AND LOSS OF HAIR IS DESTROYED
BY USING NEwRRo's HERPIclDe.

The dandruff germ is a busy little microbe constantly at work and all ways doing the same thing. App parently with fiendish intelligence 1t burrows down into the hair follicles, destroys the hair life and finally cisowds out the hair, causing badness.
 There are two sure ways of stopping the harmful career of this invisible microbic growth. One is to wait until the germ has induced incurable bald ness. after which the atropied hair follicle offers no sustenance to the germ: the other is to
 USE NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
 The dandruff germ cannot exist where Newbro's Herpicide Is used in- [telligently. By killing the dandrufi
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First Christian.

Percy G. Cross, pastor. Church at junction of West Grand and Ouachita avenues. The Front Rank Graded Bible school meets at 930, under the direction of Superintendent Har- rison Taylor. The orchestra begins playing at 9:15. Morning worship and Lords Supper at II o'clock. Sermon " in the Phillipian Bpistle. subject, "The Optimism of the Spirit-Filled Life" J. K. Fronk will ring Tosti's Good d-bye." Evangelistic services be- gin at 7:45 pm. Sermon. "The Refuge of Lies" Everybody is invited to at tend these services Awake thou that sleepest, arise from the dead, and Christ shall shine upon thee"
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BALKAN SITUATION.

I.onsion, Sept. 28.--The tension be- tween Bulgaria and Turkey Is SO ex- treme that week may decide whether there will be peace or war. says the Sofia correspondent of the Timee The correspondent adds that the porte,s explanations to the Bulgarian minister concerning concentration of Turkish troops in Adrianople have entirely failed to satisfy Bulgaria.
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germs. 1t thus checks further accumu. lations of scarf skin and prevents the hair from coming out
 While many limitations and substi- tutes are offered for Newbro's Herpi- eide there is nothing just like it. or just as good
 Get genuine Herpicide.
 Newbro's Herpicide in Soc and $1.00 sizes is sold by ail dealers who guar~ antee It to do all that Is claimed. Ik you are not satisfied your money will be refunded.
 Send l0c in postage for sample and booklet 10 The Herpicide Co.,, Dept. R. Detroit. Mich.
 Applications obtained At the better barber shops and hair dressing parlofa Jacksons Pharmacy. Special Agent.
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GREEK RESURRECTION.

Constantinoale, Sept 2s.--Advices from the Island of Samos, a. Greek island off the coast of Asia Minor, which is under Turkish sovereignty, say the number of insurgents there is increasing daily. Four sailing ships bringing Turkish endorsements have been unable to land, owing tc the fire of the insurgents. It is also stated that Sofulis, the Samian leader, pre- scented an ultimatum to the Turkish troops demanding their surrender and offering to transport them to Asia.
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R. L. WILLIAMS PARDoNED.
iSheriff-eIect Receives His Commission,
 and is Ready to Take Office.

R. l.. Williams. elected sheriff in the last state and county election, return ed from Little Rock yesterday where he made all the preliminary arrange ments to taking over his office here. There was gubernatorial pardon necessary to square an old charge against the office of sheriff when MT. Williams held it, and when that was explained to Governor Donaghey he is- sued the pardon, after which Mir. Will Hams secured his commission as sher- if. dating from November l, 1912. MT. Williams received congratulations | from the governor and best wishes for | his politiacl success.
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COLD WAVE COMING.

Now is the time to get your gas stoves and heating plants in condi- ton fer winter use. There is a cold wave coming and every one will wake up and all perhaps the same day. My shop will be located again this season at 402 Quapaw street and will sell the Estate stoves and ranges. Ellis. the Gas Man. Phone 541.
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Malvern Avenue Methodist.

Rev. ]. H. McKelvey of Cedar Glades will preach at the morniag hour, and Presiding Elder Rev. T. D. Scott at the evening hour Services as follows: Sunday school at 9:3O am. Preaching at II am. Epworih League at 6:30 pm. Preaching at T:y0 p.m Prayer meeting at 7:3O Thurs day night. A special meeting at , o'clock of the Central Union of the Epworth Leagues of the city. All welcome.
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CORE DEFENDS WILSON.
Oklahoma Senator Speaks for Dem
 ocratlc Ticket.

Indianapolis. Sept. 2S. 4 Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma defended Woodrow Wilson against the charge that the democratic candidate for pres ident had written matter criticical and hostile to foreign born citizens, here tonight. Senator Cores speech was the principal one of program after rally and red fire parade He urged the democrats to believe exactly what Taft told them about Roosevelt, and to accept what Roosevelt might say about Taft. This staetment followei: ::
 And Bob LaF'ollette comes to judg- ment and says both Taft and Ro6se- welt are 'humbugs. may say LaFol- lette is a splendid judge of human ma ture LaFollette is the real pioneer republican. the greatest re- publican follower of w. J. Bryan"
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Christian Science Society.

Services Sunday morning at II o'clock, and Wednesday evening at s o'clock. Church edifice, Prospect and Quapaw avenues Subject of les son-sermon Sunday morning, Real : ity." A free reading room is main tained at the above address. and IS open from to 5 pm. on Tuesdays and Fridays. A cordial welcome is extended to the public.
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WOULD CALL IT THE
 AMERICAN" CANAL
SPOKANE BUSINESS MEN OBJECT TO THE NAME PANAMA"
 AS APPLIED TO DITCH.

Spokane, Wash, Sept. 2S = The name American" rather than "Pana- ma is best suited to the big istn- milan project. is the opinion of 1,201 leading business men of Spokane.
 In support of this idea, the Spokane Chamber of Commerce has inaugura ted campaign having for its object the re-naming of the canal Resolu- tions emphatically urging the adyan- tages of the name American" as op- posed to Panama" have been adopted by the chamber and will be submitted for approval to the leading commer- cial organizations of the United States.
 The Spokane people interested in the plan hope to secure united action of various organizations throughout the nation in urging upon. the presi- dent the desirability of the proposed change.
 The following resolution adopted by the Spokane Chamber of Commerce gives its reasons for desiring the change.
 Whereas. The land where the Pan anna canal lies is now owned by the United States. and
 whereas, The canal is called Pan anna Canal by custom only, anG
 Whereas, The name American Ca nal is more appropriate. since the canal separates and at the same time links the two Americas and
 Whereas At the present time for eign countries refer to it as the American Canal because it is the on- ly canal of it's kind in the western hemisphere, and because 1t is distine- tly American therefore be it
 Resolved, That we suggest That the name Panama Canal be changes 70 American Canal and that the Presi- dent of the United States be respect
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HALLWAY eRlocEs BuRNEp.

Juarez, Mex. Sept 2S. Three bridg. es were burned today on the Mexico Northwestern railroad. running south west of this point through the Amer ican settlement of the Casas Grandes distrcit. With the longest trestle on the line burned few days ago. the destruction cuts this port of entirely from communication from the Mexican border
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st. Luke,s EnIaconaI.

Corner Spring and Cottage streets. Rev A. R. Llwyd, rector. St. Michael and all Angels day. Sunday school at 9:30 am. Morning prayer and ser mon at Il am. Special music by the choir. Evening prayer and sermon at s pm. Offertory will be a duet by Dr. Cox and MT. Bumpass Sermon in the morning, What Are Angels?' In the evening, 'sAngels Help" Choir practice on Thursday at pm.
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Central Methodist.

Rally day will be observed in the Sunday school today. At the II o'clock hour a program will be rendered in the Auditorium. At pm. the pas tor, Rev Forney Hutchinson, will hold an evangelistic service. League service at pm. All are invited.
 The big revival at Central church begins tonight. For two weeks ser vices will be held in the church at 10 am. and at 7:45 pm. Rev E. R. Steele of Conway will arrive Monday and will assist the pastor in the preaching. S. F. Kirby of Little Rock will have charge of the choir. All are invited to attend these meetings.
 The Presbyterian Grild will meet with Mrs. Drauglhn, Tuesday after- noon at 8 o'clock. Business of i'm portance.
 The Epworth Leagues of the city will hold union meeting at Malvern Avenue Methodist church, Sunday aft ernoon at o'clock. The following program will be rendered:
 Hymn 5.5. Scripture lesson. Rev. Bulkley. Prayer--Rev. Brunette. Hymn 1S0 Piano solo, Miss Dale Williams Vocal Solo, Eternity Miss Jodie Wheelock.
 Reading, Mrs. Sellars, on the Ep- worth League Miss Helen Dixon. Quartette. Beautiful Land" Robert Lloyd, Jesse Campbell, A. Reece, H. C. McKelvey.
 | Our Mission, Rev. McKelsey Quartette-"Teach Me Thy Way" ! Benediction.
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FEET FEEL FINE.
Ezo is a Refined Ointment that Drives Out Soreness, Pain and Misery.

No matter how many foot remedies you have tried there's only one that's absolutely sure and certain.
 Get a 25 cent jar of EZO at Sorrells Drug Co, today, just rub it on and you'll be rid of all soreness, burning, aching in a few hours. Money back if dissatisfied
 Oh my but EZO will surprise you, and If you have corns or bunions that seem to be overloaded with agony you must get EZO; it's fine for sunburns, prickly heat, chafing and Eczema Mail orders filled by Ego Chemical Co, Rochester. N. Y.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29

Running up and down stairs, sweep ing and bending over making beds will no. make woman healthy or beau tiful She must get out of doors, walk mile or two every day and take Chamberlains Tablets to improve her digestion and regulate her bowels. For sale by all dealers.
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Third Street Methodist.

Sunday school at 9:45 am. Preach ing at II am. by Rev, D. B. Bulkley. Epworth League at ' pm. Preaching at 8 pm. by Rev. J. A. McKelvey of Cedar Glades. Everybody invited.
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may he greatly increased with but slight additional expense. Increases of 1s bushels per acre. due to proper ly preserving the seed, have been oo- tained A aor,-
 culture. the tendency is toward e.- fciency. Tho days Of large pIohls under pronigate methods have passeu,
 ana there Is no cheaper or easier
 way of increasing the profits rom rom the farm than by properly sesece'hs and caring for your seed corn
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oranae Street Presbxterian.

Orange Street PresbyterIan.
 Sunday school at 9:45 am. Divine worship at II a.m and 730 pm. Ad- Jutant John Howard will conduct the morning service. and Homer Fox, sec retary of the Y. M. c. A, will have charge of the evening service Every one invited. F. M. Wylie, pastor.
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

Rome, Sept. 2S.-The fact that the Turkish government has sent isechad Pasha to Ouchy to take part in the peace negotiations in progress there between Italian and Turkish delegates reyives the hope here that an amieable understanding will be reached. rms feeling is the outgrowth of the fact that Rechai Pasha for many years was Turkish ambassador Ito Italy and knows the country and it's people thoroughly.
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Few, if any, medicines, have met with the uniform success that has at tended the use of Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The remarkable cures of collie and diar- rhoea which 1t has effected in almost every neighborhood have given it a wide reputation. For sale by all deal CTS.
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We deliver promptly anything. any time. Public Drug Co., phone 645. U
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LASSIFIED ADS

lhe SentineI-Record today will not
 any of the really good things are on the market, and you, like Hot, will find just what you want. essified advertisement in the Sen Record will reach the real buy Land sellers. Try IL once.
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The Presbyterian Child will meet with Mrs. Draughn, Tuesday after noon at o'clock. Business of i'm portance.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-15

tor Edward Burson is having his hanss
full. His latest experience was referes
In touSt held Sunday at Twenty-tourth
and J streets. between George Wright
and his next door nelghbor, C. ]. Knecht.
The cause Of the row was an attempt
By Wright 10 burn trash OF an alleged
oderferioas nature in his back yard. The
smoke is said to have caused the Ire
az Rneeht TO rise TO such a degree thas
the police were asked TO arrest wrighs
for committing a nuisance. The dipio.
matte police referred the complaint I'd
Cap" Burson. the sanitary inspector. whd
FASTENED 10 relieve the strained situation
between Wright and knecht. During d
pariey between the high dlsputing par
Ties. Wright Is said to have made an
onset upon Kneeht with shovel Wright
stood his ground and met the onrush
Of his opponent full and square with 4
stiff right-hander, Cap Burson. after
some fine footwork, reduced the CONF
batants to ease and quiet and went on
his way rejoicing. The blow ranked, how.
ever. and later Wright swore out war
rant for assault and battery against
kneeht. who was arrested
Enumcrators Are Named.
Bids on the proposed addition to carria
gan school were opened by the school
board last evening. but action was de.
ferred until next week. The board ap4
pointed Il corps Of women TO take the
school census, the work to be complete
by next month. The enumerators ara
Mesdames Kate Broderick, ]. splyak!
Mary Lelsy, George Morris, C. Il. Starr.
~. Hauflaire. Mary whalen, Mary Bu4
gleuev, Dcugherty and Miss Sarah Green.
For sale.
Modern soyen-room house. In best resi-
denee block in South Omaha. Tel so. a.
Magic City Gossip.
Harry Powers Of Curtis. Neb.. is ID
town on business
Fred Wilson OF Hansen, Neb., Ia ths
guest Of relatives here.
u. NJ, Eckman and j. NJ. Henry hays
gone to spaulding on business trip.
Richard o. keefe left yesterday for EN-
eelslor sprlnss. where he will remain IA
two weeks.
1918 No stth st.--alodern double an
single rooms, with or without board. I'd
South 99e.
Frank Henry spent Sunday with south
omaha omaha rriends aud left yesterday foa
Police Judge james Callahan Ia az.
pected home today after a fortnieht'a
stay At Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. sloat viii be hostess ut a tea for
the Letter South Side Aid society We'd
nosoay afternoon at . o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
-CERTTFTCHT

CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
state OF Nebraska. Office Of Auditor Of
Public Accounts, Lincoln. April 10Th, 1872
lit IL hereby certified that the United
states Fire insurance company OF New
York In the state Of New York, mas
complied with the insurance law OF this
state, applicable to such companies and
~ therefore authorized TO transact the
business OF fire insurance In this state
for the current year ending January Mst
lsR Witness my hand and the seal OF
the Auditor OF Public Accounts, the day
and year first above written.
sEAL.l Sll.AS r. BARTON,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
{. Il. PIERCE,
Deputy.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-15
TELEGRAPHY WITH SAvAGES

The principle Of telegraphy would ap-
pear to have been anticipated by the
savage tribes OF Africa In the heart Of
Africa. This barbario system of commune
icatlon, at once practical and effective.
survives to this day and its value has
been tested many times.
French explorers seem to have been the
first to bring this system TO the knowl-
edge Of civilized people. BY means Of
II news Of important events in the inter-
Tor Of the Sudan reaches all the trading
ports on the coast in q very short time.
The communication is made by means
OF various instruments, tho most COM
mon ones being horns. tomtoms and
whistles. The horns are made OF solid
ivory. followed out OF elephan,s.s tusks.
The mouthpiece Is at the side. These
trumpots are OF various sizes. but the
favorite ones are very long and give
seven distinct notes. produced by plug
cling the mouth piece with corks of differ
ent sizes. The ordinary tomtom In q hoi-
low bit Of wood, with q goatzkiu
stretched over one end.
anu AbsiO"hak tn8
manner In which this native telegraph
Ia employed. The post commander ati
Stanley Falls was once Informed by n
native Of neighboring village that .
provision train had been attacked two
days before at a point $50 miles further
down the Congo. A week later the party
arrived and confirmed the story In part.
They had reached the scene OF the al
legged attack at the time reported. but
the shots that the natives had taken a.
indications Of a conflict with robbers had
been fired at a herd Of antelope
At q later period. when an officer OF
the French Congo came to grief in the
rapids, the incident was reported tho
next morning at village 80 miles
distant.
Among the Bengsla tribe . sort OF
xylophone is used with four notes, by
means OF which the natives communicate
over great distances in a kind Of teIe-
graphic language.
An American Missionary. working
among the Basutos, discovered that the
villages had means OF conveying mes
sages from one chief to another or OF
transmitting the intelligence of defeat on
victory.
The Basutos hollow out a large gourd
and thoroughly dry IT, Then kidsnn
as hard and as thin as parchment ia
stretched across the hollow OF this gourd.
when beaten with q padded drum stick
this gives forth a sound that can be dig
tinetiy heard at a distance Of from five
to eight miles.
In every village there is class Of men
who are utilized as scouts. Among them
there are always some trained to the use
Of the gourd drum. The code 10 what
might be called an African morse alpha
bet. and is beaten on the drum In the
open air.
The gound is carried across the valleys
and glens Of the next village, where Il ID
interpreted by another scout II thu
Is for distant village he re-
peats It on his drum and in this way IL
is carried from village to Village, with
very little Iess Of time until II reaches
the person for whom ii Is intended
New York sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-15
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR sHoEs-oFFICE OF
Depot Quartermaster, st. Louis, No.
May !, 1919, Sealed proposals In trlplis
cate viii be received here until IA o,cloek
noon. central time, May Is. 1872, for fur.
nishing and delivering az either the Dos.
ton, Philadelphia or 1t. Louis depotx
5000 pairs Russet Marching Shoes, In
formation furnished upon application.
WILLIAM ii, WILSON, Captain and
ouartermaster, U. s. Army,
M3t-s-7-ls-ls.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-15
REAL ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Minnesota.

100 SOUTHERN MINNESOTA FARMS
FOR sALE-If you want to buy an i'm
proved farm in Southern Minnesota write
for catalog. Southern Minnesota Land
Co, Blue Earth. Faribault Co. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-15

wANTEp--A position in Omaha by a
competent reliable dentist with fifteen
years experience; a graduate. and capa-
BILE Of taking charge Of office. Address
II 81. Bee.