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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-13

u. II. Everett.
by n. A. Albyn, Mgr.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-13

try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and did. Today am well and
strong and do all my own homework. /
owe my health to Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and advise my
friends who ale "A icted with any female
complaint 10 try it. - Mrs. ORvILLE
Rock, R. r. No. S, Paw Paw, Michigan.
If you are i'll do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
For thirty years it has been the stan
dard remedy for women's ills, and has
restored the health of thousands of suf-
fering women. Why don't you try it?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Gleason went
to Saxtons River last Friday for their
son John. who is attending the Acad'
envy there Oliver Doucette accom-
panied them. George Cotton went AZ
far as Brattleboro and stopped over
to see the pageant, The trip was
made In Mr. Gleasons' new auto.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-13

ment. l could not
be on my feet for a
long time. My ply
stefan treated me for
several months with
out much relief and
at last sent me to
Ann Arbor for an OPP
Grafton. | was there
four weeks and came
home suferingworse
than before. M y
mother advised me to
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-13
THE BARRED ROAD.

There is ony one road to sue
cess in life." said the man who had
made his fortune and retired.
And how shall | know the
roadp" inquired the budding young
man.
We'll" replied the man with the
fortune. you go right along this
path Of adversely until you reach
the FIRST turn to the right"
Yes. yes"
And you'll find road barred
off with a gale and a sign that says
No Trespassing.' We'll. that'sil. =
Selected.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-06

for Asiatics, and will have to keep on
repairing and building.
Labor has never been ovorplcnti-
rul, but we have managed to struggle
THROUGH Prospects in this line are
brighter for the coming season. The
new European arrivals appear to have
had some experience Of agricultural
worl; and are not 50 much out of their
element az some Of the first arrivals
were"
Al Of the officers and directors were
reelected at thi. mornings meeting
Treasurer George II, Robortsons re-
Tort showed dividends for the year OF
elig.5cO, - per cent; balance brought
forward to 1912 OF $37i.43l7j. net
profit on the 1871 crop of $1s7.t41.S3
store profits for ~ months to Soptcm-
Der 20. 1911, OF sa4TG4S.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-06

mcnt on one side and bitulithic on
the other side of that stretch OF street
in orGer to try out the merits OF the
respective pavements.
Superintendent of Public W0-.
Campbell notified the Board that tn
lane near Pauoa road had been re-
named Puma lane, which information
met with the satisfaction Of the city
fathers.
Building and Plumbing Inspector
Miehlstein reported fees to the amount
of S43l so collected from building
and plumbing permits during FCbru-
AIRY. His department received lU5
plumbing plans, issued 1916 permits. ac-
ceEted plans, inspected q installa-
uOns, reported II2 fixtures installed.
all at an estimated cost of slG,2O2
New buildings included ~ plans a..
ed. 30 permits issued. l09 inspections
made at estimated cost OF sS7.75J.5O.
Mrs. c. Lowrey, chairman of the
outdoor Committee of the Kilohana
Art League, has written commune
cation regarding the parking of Kala-
kaua avenue and sets forth the views
Of the organization In a letter al
dressed to the Supervisors. Mrs.
Lowrey suggests that this space be
narrowed considerably and that =
line Of algarobas be planted down the
center, with cocoanuts planted alon;
the inner sidewalk line. The parking,
In her opinion. should not he more
than ten feet wide.
II the Civic Federation will install
eight proposed public drinking foun-
tains about the city, the city fathers
declare that they will stand ready to
provide for their maintenance. The
Federation has been notified accord
ingly.
Attorney Achi. representing the
Warehouse Trust Company. fled
plans tor q subdivision of lots situat-
ed near the corner of Beretapia ANA
hlapai streets. which will receive at.
tention by the engineer before being
adopted.
II cost the municipality sl275 iOI
the removal of condemned buildin'
situated at the corner of Queen an
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-06
NO MONEY
FOR NUUANU

Supervisor Sam Dwight chairman
OF the Road Committee, processes to
roc li,ile or no money in sight for the
completion Of the widening and inn
"gygment OF upper Nuuanu avenue,
Notwithstanding that In his opilion
az well ~ other members on the
1uard, the thorouGhlare Is consiLego
, valuable tourist asset.
We should complete this work. 81
Insists Dwight. "but where is the
money to come from?
I'VE might ask that additional fund
be given the road department from
the general fund. but then this sack is
declared becoming fast depleted OF it,
tore Of needful COIN
Dwight brought the Nuuanu i'm
prGvement before his colleagues AZ =
meeting last night, but when the mere
lnatter Of more money was moote /,
siy stalwart Supervisors remained riv-
ciel to their respective chairs and
turned stony gaze upon Il pleading
Samuel rs he confronted the lions"
In their den.
For the time being there will be
nothing doing in this direction.
Routine business transacted went
Though with dispatch
The Board was Informed that the
police autos travelled 1926 AM 925
miles respectively. while the Fire De-
partment machines covered PSI and
pa miles durinp February
+, b. McStocker. representing the
Hawaiian Development Company. pre-.
scented bid for LAYING an ohia-blocS
pavement along that portion of King
street between .Keeaumoku street and
kalakaua avenue at rate of Si.35 9
square yard on q similar basis agreed
hpUn with the bitulithic company
President James Castle suggested tina
the Board agree to Install block pave
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-06

A!aGea streets. The sum was ordered
paid.
According to Supervisor Low .o..
cral men arc now connected witch jtr
Police Department who are no. Cii-
Pible In TINT they have not resided in
the Territory the required length o..
time. lie suggcG,eI also tina, gyo.v
employee of the city and county
should be required t. pay his taxes
before being permitted 10 Jraw pay.
Lew mentioned the names OF Py'ig"
Officers Miller and EoIablca as CONF
ing under the ban as jDeiiHA.e be-
cause If tho nDuresidonrial clause.
The Board has declared itsal. np-
posed to the retcGtiCn of hack stands
along paved th0rougnf1res, md the
Shorin has been informed Of its in
tention in this regard.
Supervisor Murray chlirnln e
the Police Committee gave notice
ihat new auto police patrol was
much needed and thnt such ma
chine was Contemplated. TCuiCr' VII
be invited at q gubgccloHt mcotHg.
Murray brought up tie matter Of
Gispnsitoin Of $GoO turned o,cr to tbe
Board By tho Treasurer which hat
been collected from shooting license.
md to be- used Tor specified pur-
lose. It h proposed to aecuro Jlply-
ese phcasanis, and q Local arm hls
boon commissioned % make inquiry
concerning the imuo:t"tl0n Of birds.
The matter Is c"tWcly odt Oh tar
hands # tho Supervisors ana the sum
will he expended Gv The shooting or
Gani2ati0ns thcmsc!vcs.
The city ana comfy h0s pail 2im
to Mrs. la1tz r'" o mail buildiw~ sit
uGtcd in KooIaupoEo end how used b.
the ROAD department..
The Road Committee recommend ,
the adoption OF q report from the cl-
greer relative 10 removal Of l0o1
cubic yards Of earth f.em Laua. ft.not
deemed necessary {" gr1dc ,Eo, thor
oughfare.
The Ruah Department has received
5000 from tho general fund 70 covor
the cost Of placing "trect signs for
thorDughfarcs In tho town district.
Construction Of sidewalks IL The
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-06
HAS
GOOD REPORT,

r.Urrkou Sugar Comp1ny'g 1912 crop
vii. uvcuwn estimates according to
the report Of Manager James Webster
at tho annual meeting Of the stock
holdora held this morning at the Offices
.pf Brewer Il 90.
Manager Webster says In part:
crop i91I.-Thr crop OF 1917 COM
-.Goruniy ovnrrau my estimate, due to
various causes. The added humus in
the soil from rotting back the trash,
together with more evenly balanced
fertilizer. were contrihutory agents. The
Qualification system Installed last on
season and the more efficient equip
mont In tho boiling house also did
unor share.
crop lgI2-Tho area under crop Is
1863 agrca from which we expect n
y,rli Of 100 tons sugar This h. over
our expectations Of year ago Cane
ON The lower lands has done remark
ably well, while the upper lands have
done about all that could be expected
considering the rainfall owing to the
INDIGESTION Of the government relative
90 the homostcadiEg Of Eulaimano
lHnis. we were too late in getting the
ratoous handled, which has been
against the crop.
crop ial&-This crop has nm area
Of 20'3 acres. of which SEQ are plant
"a L.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-06
HOME OF TRUTH"

4 course Of lessons on Practical
Christian Healing is now being given
by Mrs ". NJ. HuntcT-Joncs. at the
Home Of Truth" 1920 Kapialani
strC1, near Beret1nia avenue. The
eighth Lesson will he given this
Thurg.1y evening at g o'clock.
Subject. The KINGDOM Of Heaven:
Where Is II? What Is Il? And How
Can We Enter Into IT."
A cordial invitation Is extended 10
all earnest "cekors Of the hi~hcr
things Of life.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-06

capt a. u. SUBWAY, aged IS. u
veteran Of the Second Connecticut
heavy artillery and a high degree Ma
Sun, died Mt the home of his son In
Litchncld recently
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
YACHT CLUB TO
HOLD MEETIN c

An adjourned meeting of the Rich.
nond zach, Club Will be held this
afternoon al $50 o'cloc. at the club
house or the river, near Failing Creek
Among Inc important matters to be
brought eefoEe. the club at this meet.
Ing are tb.a sew pS.-laws. which VIII
lie submitted TO e vote of the mem
beIs. There vii! be smoker after
The business meeting, with refresh.
ments for members and their guests
The clubhouse Is located at tho
mouth OF Falling Creek, and is easily
accessible. The trip can either be
made BY The Petersburg car line 81,
by boat down the river Many lin
tTovemcnts are contemplated In tho
clubhouse ana increased docking faci!.
tiles. Money has ALREADY been voted
for strengthening tho wharf. So mat
river steamers may tie UP at the club
house.
The Richmond Yacht club, as It's
name implies, is primarily boat club
but u Is not necessary "a own q water
Graf, 70 become member Many au.
tomob!lc enthusiasts have Joined ths
club, so many IN fact. that IL appear.
probable that the limit Of membership
VIII be reached before spring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
VERDICT mot GUILTYo'
IN TICKET SCANDAL
National Baseball Commission Decides That No
One Connected With the Teams Took Part
in the "ocalping" Duri g tie Champ
iOnShip Series

Cincinnati. O., january 5-Tho final
lid was clamped and scaled hero to-
day on the celebrated ticket scalpinE
scandal that ruined the baseball hori-
zon directly following the worlds
championship series In New York and
Philadelphia last October. While tho
National Baseball Commission gath
cred enough evidence to assure il that
wholesale ticket scalping took place
In both towns, yet this evidence indi-
Gated that neither New York National
nor Philadelphia American Leag que Club
owners, managers, players or employ es
were in collusion with the scaipcrs.
Tho commission holds that the charge
OF the press at the time was justified,
but gently scores number of people.
who at the time OF the episode offered
TO produce proof as to the alleged
collision, but failed 10 deliver any
evidence of value.
In addition u generating both
clubs the commission praises them for
the extra precautions lint were taken
against scalping. State and municipal
legislation against :cnlpinS is urged.
The commission finds that as Il result
newspapers and other sources that
ticket scalpinG was openly practiced
in each city represented by it's team
in the worlds series of 1911. that spec
ulators disposed OF large numbers OF
tickets at eXorbitant prices in New
York and Philadelphia, and that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
JOHNSON-FLYNN
FIGHT IN NEVADA

Chicago. January 5.-The date of the
Jack Johnson-Jlm Flynn fight. schcd-
uled to take place some time between
now and July 4, Will be announced
within the next ten days. This state
ment was made by Jack Curlcy, F!ynn's
manager, here yesterday.
Whether the tight will be held at
Windward or Metropolis. New, will bo
made public at the same time. The
salt Lake promoters who arS to financc
the fight are expected to decide on the
town when they arrive here TO confer
with johnson and Curley early next
week
In an effort TO develop Flynn along
scientific Lines, Curley is trying to en-
gage James }. Corpett Tommy Ryan
and Abe Atteli TO tram the Pucoio me-
man. .
johnson announced that the formal
agrc ement for the Flynn fight would
be signed Saturday afternoon. The
champion said the details of the pro-
posed fight WITH McNey would probably
be made public next week and for
NAL agreement signed by himself and
Tom Andrews.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
VERDICT MAY Be
RENDERED TO-DAY
Arguments in Walker Trial
Made, and Jury Takes
Case.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch |

Especial to The Tlmes-DiSpatch.l
Gloucester Courthouse. VA. January
"a verdict in the case of Cincinna-
.us Walker, who Is charged with the
murder of Munscl Shackelford on June
Il last, probably will be rendered some
:imc tomorrow. The jury took the
"asc under advisemcnt late this after
noon following argument by counsel,
and decided to hold together for the
hight. The members Of the jury asked
Cor place In which 10 discuss the
case, and this permission was accorded
BY the court. The lawyers agreed to
Vet the jury have the papers.
Court opened to-day with the road :
ing Of tho courts instructions to tho
Jury.
The nrst speech was made by c. S.
Smith, the new Communicating attor-
1ey VINO went over the evidence clear
iy in a fortymlnutc speech. He was
Followed in short speech by j. 4.
rage for the defense.
John r. Saunders. for the Common
rnents of Munsel shackelford from the
time he left the poorhouse until he
reached the home of Hon. j. \. Stubbs.
Frustrated from the gunshot. He
lowed by l. 4. Page. ST., counsel for
the defense. He spoke forty minutes
before recess and one hour after. He
ity Of circunstantiaI evidence and of
their individual responsibility, and de-
clarinS that the. presence. of the priS-
oncr at the place and timo OF murder
had not oeen proven. Mr.. Page was
singularly earnest. and kept the jurys
undivided attention.
III T. Lewis. Of West Point. closed
for the Comm onwealth.
The jury then retired, and decided
to hold together for the night.
The prisoner, in an. interview after
being taken to tho. Jail, said he was in
his store or yard the whole uf sun
dan: nat he was In the house most Of
tn, time on his bed listening for the
FOX which had been after his chickens
ana that he bought live shells on JuuO
j. and that Booker shot one Mt the foS
The prisoner to-day shows plainly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
CASANOVA CLUBS
HUNT BREAKFAST.
Members and Friends Enter
tained at Evelyn Heights by
MIR. and Mrs. Coates.
lspeeiol q rhe Times-


Warrenton, Va, january 5.---Now
Years Day will be happily remembered
by these who spent the day at Evelyn
Heights. where Mr.. and Mrs William
G. Coates gave a handsomely arranged
breakfast to the Casanova Hunt Club
and numerous other friends VINO came
from nearly every State in the Union.
Their house, which is one of the most
attractive in the country, and Splendid
j. adapted for entertainments, was
plants from the dollhouse. The cell
Ing OF the din!nE-rom was fcstooned
with mistletoe, holly and miniature
Eirshirs. The ccntrcpiccc on the din
ing Il BILE was a very iiielike FOX that
evidently had not been chased by the
Casanova sports. as Its brush was still
Intact Three large tables were lqad-
ed with the choicest eatables, cooked
81 the hest Virginia style. and the APP
precia tive guests did justice to the
lavish feast. Every one was in holt
DAY humor, and after the breakfast
music and dancing were INDUCED in
Among those in the house party were
Or. and Mrs. Chester Coates. of New
York. Miss Atlee, of Washington; Mr.
and Mrs. AiaX Atlee. Miss Taylor. OF
Philadelphia; Miss Tilling, of Washing
ton: Miss shelley Coates, Miss Coates.
Miss Cransom. Miss Spilman, of Bal
umore; Mr.. Morton. Mr.. Strong, MIR.
and Mrs. Chesiey, of Washington. Some
OF the other guests were MIR and Mrs.
Latham, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wortham,
mir and Mrs Frank Glib. Mr.. and Mrs
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. james, Mr. VIII
hiHson, Mr.. and Miss paniell, Mr. ana
Mrs Frank Luke. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. w
Barker, Miss Barker, Mrs. Robert Ed
monds, Harry Edmonds. NJ F. H.; Miss
Edmonds, Mrs. j. c. Williams. Baron
Won Schroeder Miss Isabel Spraguc,
Miss HERON, of Mobile; Mr. Pool. Will
liam Wilbur. Hayward Spilman, D u.
Dodge. Edward Spilman. General Is. D.
Spilnan. Mrs. Grafton Beall, MIR. and
Mrs. +. Scott Carter, Pen Aztec. Mrs
j.. A. s. Portman, Misses Spiiman. Will
bur, Stone and Gaines. DR.. Spilman, Of
Norfolk, and Claiming Strother. OF
Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06

sale of tickets was carried on almost
exclusively In hotels. cafes, news
stands and other public places in both
cities
The club owners and regular officials
Of both clubs are completely. eNoner-
ated. The commission declares that so
far us they are concerned. nothing was
developed. even by Implica ton. that
would implicatu any OF them as huv-
ing been in collision with the ticket
SPECTATORS. On the contrary the oom-
mission says every reasonable precau-
ton was taken by both clubs to pro-
tect the public
The commission in conclusion says:
1T is our Judgment that the granting
OF permission to sell tickets for three
games was a serious mistake of the
commission. as well as thut OF permit
ting the clubs to conduct their own
sale. and II is the DUTY OF tho COM
mission TO take every necessary step
that they can to prevent Il recurrence
last worlds series
State and municipal legislation
against the scalping OF tickets to games
of the worlds series or important
championship games OF Il league is alb
solutIly requisite for stamping out
this rcprchonsible practice. anu the
commission urges owners of major
league clubs to actively interest them-
selves in the introduction and pas
sage of such laws"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
CLASSY BOUTS AT
ATHLETIC CLUB

There were some classy bouts at the
Richmond Athletic Club last night, I'M
der the nagemens of George Her
bert and Mike Donaldson.
Before large attendance OF club
members, the first bout of tac evening
,etween two deaf mutcs, NJ. Is. Dalton
ana Louis Long, gavo an exciting eX
libition for three rounds, which were
East and clever. The second bout, be-
tween kid Harlsen and Young Teefey
both of Richmond. in the lightweight
lass, gave an interesting so in three
:ounds, which was ii draw. Archie
Holt. the champion wsltcrwcIgnt
wrestler OF Richmond. ana Lou kauI-
.nan, champion OF the state OF Wig CANA
At the Same weisnL put up rittiing
Sool n.ttcn, c.uusn -siS catch can, Tor
sen minuLes without q TALL. Botn boys
gave an excellent eAnl0!tion. wnicn
as hard ana earnest, as they arc as
IlIInts lor the championship tue of
-he South
he main bout OF the evening was
aeld in surprise. Kid Law son, who
round bout thiicd TO appear. Tor rca-
cons unHn"wn as yet however, Nor
man Roope, an oid pup! oil Mixes,
look ms place Tor tnr,c ruunus ItUune
NclgHS about 40 pounds. anu mad some
advantage over Mikes weight of rs
~ WIS plain 10 see Robbie Was an old
Pupi!. :" ne exchanged labs and
punches with Donaldson evenly. Many
times the mamoers OF the club were
brought 10 their feet in excitement as
the instructor and the pupil exchanged
last ana nard wsllops. Mike Donald
son demonstrated many times the ad-
vantage OF the old Ketchel shift. II
mas been announced kobbc Will box
Mike six three minute rounds which
snou!d prove as interesting as any
bout held III Richmond.
The wind-uD was given In the form
OF battle royal between colored BOYS
which kept the members in Wild sy,
clGncnt, and proved to be most ON.
t"!taining TO the lovers of Snort. MANY
improvements viii be made al thc
lNchmond Athl ,tic Club, and on Jan
Wa!E SOME fast bouts are expected
three round exhibition with their
sleeves rolled up, and showed flashes
% eSpsrience Il! spite of the imDromptu
nnee.' IL was in all good entertain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
SAYS Ills VIII BEAT HIM;
MD Also WitirrED HT son

WAsninstoa, Jaauary 5.-A,!e.i,,r ,b,, d,
Ari!i -" his VIE. uarpala Mlac,caort
VINO comuUcts grocery s;Ugc at sItn ana
L strGets, NortGcast, refused 10 ;u.aIsu him
meas 20 iEiaAc NJ. oed or wasn has !inon,
'as!ar M!aG'ewor! = dca.cT in butter ana
GEES. To-Day answered the ru!l .or apson1ie
aiNGFce recently a!eG by AS wiic. the nus.
DInd says ms vie Determined 70 drive MIN
from n"!ne and encouraged his children II
showing disTcspcct TO HIM
MidctcGor: 0rnles no ever threatened his
Nii.'s li!e anu says on tho CONTRARY. sne.
being strong, ROBUST wu!ncu has mn sew
trhi occasions assaulted nlm with sticks.
ara "HSr iHreu:ened n!m with a loaded re-.
Eu'seF In her hand. has e!nost son. twenty
!ouF years o!G. has a!s3 beaten him, the
latH"r sAys. ana aas not been reprItnand.,,
81 y oy tHc mother Cncc he says the boy
O!oht ch1T over his fathers ncac
~! Inc otner cnarI.s made py inc wife
nc etH.td cy the husband, VINO is repre.
sSntcd By Attorney W. g. Reilly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06

Likes Bobby Wullncc.
In view of the fact ina. I have
reserved only SIX places for inieldcrs.
J would place II crman Long anu Charley
Wagner on the outSlue. You can't
&C, away from Bobby Wallace. For "a
general ail-around Eentlrnanly player,
ne mas never aaG a superior at snort
stop. unless that niun was IIonIIs
Wagner Mayoe Johnny Evers is en-
utled to consldera tion, but ] never So ~
him play,
''ry' Cobb'S equal never lived. ac.
cording TO my way OF thinking and |
doubt ii We ever Will have ms superior.
say what they will abou, Cobb, bu,
one who is true TO himself must ac-
know1 edSe his right 20 rank ABOVE all
other players.
II choose Cobb, Fred Clarke, Of Pitts
burEh: iris Speaker. or Boston, and
BIZ Lange for outheld. and regret
that the LIMITATIONS prevent me from
choosing jim Mc.\leer. Mc..Iecr was
t!ie hest nc!dcr ] have ever seen say
that with al! due respect 10 Cobb and
other competitors.
Iris Speaker is a marvel. and only
because OF his playing at the same time
as Cobb is nc deprived Of the honor Of
being the greatest outfeIder don't
believe that Spcake! ever had ! supc-
rior unless that man was Cob
Many fans OF to-day probably DON;
remember Eli Langc. Take my word
for il. ne was marvel. He could haIl
nit and run bases with wonderful skill
No man, ever had the fade-away slide
better than LanSc.'