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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
EXPECT PLANS Of
BUILDING SOON
Masonic Structure Will Be
One of the Most Elabor-
ate in Northwest
THREE STORIES N
A FULL BASEMENT
Club Rooms a Big Feature
Contract May Be Let in
Next Two Months

Plans and specifications for tho Ma
sonic temple which will be constructed
IN Grand Forks will he received by
the committee in charge of the work
IN about two weeks. On Il recent visit
to the city. j. Bell DeRemer, architect
IN charge. submitted his preliminary
sketches n these were altered and
definite decision as to several features
OF the big building were made.
AS planned, the structure will have
a frontage on Bruce avenue of IS feet,
and it will be 1873 feet deep.
There will be three stories over a
full basement. and the interior ar
rangement will he such as to make
the home of the Grand Forks Masons
without peer in the northwest.
If present plans of the Masonic
lodge are carried out. the contract
for the building will be let within two
or three weeks and the structure en-
closed g fall. 1t would be some
time in 1914 before the building will
De ready for occupancy.
One Of the most striking features of
the entire building will be the elabor-
ate club rooms which will be located
on the first or parlor floor. Every de-
tail of tho structure. of course. will
be on an elaborate basis. designed to
give the order Il magnificent and per-
feet home for all time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1913.
Exhibitors More Numerous
In Auto Show This Season
Grand Forks Affair Will Eclipse Former Events-Many
: Outside Companies Have Been Attracted-1913 I'm
!. provernents Are to Be Shown Here

The Grand. Forks automobile show,
which will open Tuesday morning.
February IS. and close 4'riday even
ing. February 81. promises to be the
biggest and most elaborate affair Of
It's Kind that this city has ever seen.
There will be Il larger number of out
side exhibitors than have been seen
at II previous show Of its kind. and
the entertainment features will be
made as attractive as possible. Halls
orchestra will dispense a high quality
OF music every day and evening. and
1t is probable that there will be nov
Ing pictures ~ some other form of
entertainment.
Dealers say that the improvements
IN the 1913 cars arc more marked
than they have. been i'll any other
year since the automobile began to
BIZ a popular method of locomotion.
Chief among these new features. they
say. are the greater accessibility Of
the motors, the more. beautiful body
lines of the cars and their general
CONVENIENCE and lighting systems. but
probably the most sweeping improve
mcnt of all is in. the self-starting ma
chinery. Practically all Of the lead
ing makes are. now being equipped
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
JEANETTE RANKIN
SPEAKS TONIGHT
Mass Meeting at City Hall
Votes For Women to Be
Discussed

Miss Jeanette Rankin of Missoula,
Mont, organizer for the National
Votes for Women league. will arrive
in Grand Forks at $3.50 O'Clock this
afternoon and this evening at 5
O'Clock h will be the speaker at. the
mass meeting at the city hall which
has been called. by the local Votes
to the city from Fargo where she add
dressed several gatherings Saturday
and Sunday and before going on east
to take part i'll the suffrage parade i'm
Washington, ID. c.. on March 3, she
will return to Bismarck for Il few
days to work for the passage of the
North Dakota equal suffrage hill.
The only social affair planned for
Miss Rankin during her short stay
in this city will he an Informal supper
party at the Frederick Immediately
following her arrived this afternoon.
Covers will be laid for twelve. the
guests: to be officers and committee
chairmcn of Inc Votes for Women
club. Mrs. Alice Nelson Page. DR.. Mae
a.. +. HishVff. Mrs. \. G. Leonard. Mrs.
&c. \. Grccnleaf. Mrs. Pearl Bloush.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Gillette. Mrs. Charles
l'artlcs. Mrs. james Collins and Mrs.
J.. !. Eckman.
Miss Rankin probably will devote
PheSS greater part Of her lecture etlis
IcvcNnsS&tn All" suffrage ::campaign IN
this state and to the bill which is n9W
in the hands Of the legislators as size
has just come from the capital city
where she has spent several: days. Miss
Rankin addressed the Legislators and
several women's. gatherings in Bis
marck and believes that North Dakota
will PASS the bill.
The singing of national airs by the
audience will be the only musical
numbers this evening and these will
open and close II program. Miss
and an organ has been contributed for
the evening. The club hopes Miss
Rankin will be greeted by IL large
Il audience and urges every man and
u.niana in tho .cifl tn turn 0ltG.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
WHEELER HOMESTEAD SOLO
L. w. Schlabcrg. Purchases Piece OF
Land Close to Grand F'Orks-Onc
of tho C'Ounty's Best

The George a. Wheeler homestead
adjoining the Wesley college campus
ON the northwest. and n Of tho
landmarks of this section. has beer
sold by the heirs. to f.. w. Schlabere
of this city. The consideration has
not been announced. but 1t is under.
stood that the deal is n of the big
gest that has been transacted in this
county for some time.
Tho Wheeler farm comprises 155
acres. a portion of the original quar-
ter having been used for right of way
purposes. 1t lies. d quarter of a mile
from the university buildings and a
half mile from the state fair grounds
and is regarded as M of the best
farms in the county. 1t also adjoins
the English coulee. adding to its fer.
tility and desirability.
Unless he chances to dispose Of it
Mr.. %Schlaberg intends to farm it him
self. "'
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
CARNEY CONTEST FEB. 81
Several Glasses Are Working Hard in
Hopes of Winning Prize of $50

Several Glasses Arc Working Hard in
Hopes of Winning Prize of $50
The Carney song ntc will take
place at the state university February
Fl and the classes are all working
hard preparing their songs. \ prize
of $50 is offered annually to the class
that produces the best songs and the
money was won by tho juniors the
last two years. The prize was offered
by T.. G. Carney. who graduated with
the class of 'O6. The contest is being
held earlier this year because there
are so many other events to take place
later OH in the semester.
Each class at the university has
chosen a number of songs and prac-
tees are being held frequently and all
Of the students are Very enthusiastic
over the affair. The juniors are anX-
ious to win the prize this year so that
they can keep up the good record set
by the other two classes. The third
year people are usually in need of
money every Year and the extra cash
goes IL long way in helping the class
out OF financial difficulties.
The committee in charge of the
Founders Day exercises also wanted
to nave the song contest as the open.
ing lumber on the program.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
TEST|NGsOUNDNESS
OF TRANSIENT LAW
Constitutionality of Measure
Against Certain Merchants
Is Questioned

Constitutionality Of the transient
merchants law of North Dakota will
be tested in the supreme court in the
case OF the state against Fleming.
which was due for argument before
supreme court at Bismarck today,
with states Attorney Burtness APP
Fearing for the prosecution.
Mr.. Burtness is in Bismarck TO pre-.
sent the ease which had its inception
in this county last year. Fleming was
at Niagara while selling an.
pies. He was bound over to the dis
trict court and there demurrcd to the
complaint. Judge Templeton overrul-
lng the demurrer and sending the ac-
ton to the supreme court.
The defendant contends that ne is
Il producer engaged in the sale of his
own product. and that therefore hc
does not come within the provisions
of the %,ransicn; merchants law.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
SPOIL GOOD SHOW
Gang Of Young Men Endowed With
at Least Average Intelligence
Show Disregard for. Audience.

D~isrcputable behavior upon the
part of several. more or less promi-
nent young men who are presumed to
have had home training sufficient to
clidow them with Il slightly different
IDEA Of what is proper in the matter
OF conduct i'll public places. married
the pleasure of many theater-gocrs ut
the Metropolitan Saturday evening at
h performance. of "a Modern Eve"
When n of the number was
called" by a member Of the COM
pany. he proceeded to. organize his
friends to make life miserable for
the member of the company who had
taken the liberty to attempt to end
the trouble. The result vas anything
but satisfactory to the audience at
large.
At least one of the young mon inn
plicated in the affair was intoxicated.
and judging from the behavior of
several others. the condition was not
confined to one
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
"MoDERN EVE" Splendid.

Musical Comedy Staged saturday Eve.
ming Was Up I Interpretations.
The "Modern Eve" production Mt
the Metropolitan Saturday night full
filled all the promises of the advance
agent. The music is catchy and tune.
full and the action of the piece Is
bright n lively. with never a drag
In 1t from the rise. of the first cur-
tain to the final chorus.
Victor I~lollscnder. who is response
bic for most Of the music in "a Mod
crn Eve" enjoys !, reputation for mu-
steal composition in Germany very
similar to our own Victor Herbert in
America. III he also has found out
that there is more none in really
good productions OF the light opera
variety than there is in grand opera.
Altogether the production was thor
oughly pleasing. Tho company is
large. tho chorus work is effective. the
rnmmcdians are clever n the music
is sparkling and original.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
Mus,cr Camp in Soon.

Tic Grand Forks camp of Sons of
Veterans will be mustered in on Feb
ruary 20 or 81. DR.. CD. Bentley,
division commander of the Minnesota
and North and South Dakota camps,
will he here on those dates and will
attend to the mastering in. a. G. sor-
lie. commander of the local Sons of
Veterans, will call n meeting for some
timo this week. when 81 namc will be
selected for the local camp II pre-
liminary arrangements will lc made
for a joint meeting with the q. \. r.
i'll March. At this meeting an effort
will ie made to arrange for the cXhi-
bition OF the civil war relics in pos
session of several local members of
the q. A. X.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
ORGANIZING A DRILL TEAM
Ycomen Dodge Of This City Will Have
Splendid Body Within q short
Time.

George w. Cash is in Grand Forks
for the purpose of organizing and con-
Quoting the preliminary drills Of a de-
gree team of the Women lodge. The
latest drills will be employed. and it
Is expected that the organization will
become quite proficient.
convention in Jamestown on April i.
while it will ais" go to the national
gathering in oklahoma in June.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
THREE INDICTED
By GRAND JURY
Police Captain Walsh Charg-
ed With Bribery-An At
torney Included

New York. Feb. lo-roiice Captain
Walsh. Edward j. Newell, a lawyer.
and Charles l'oyc. a policeman, today
were indicted by the extraordinary
grand jury investigating graft. Walsh
is charged with bribery, l'oyc With
perjury and Newell with inducing wit
nesses not to appear before The grand
jury.
Thomas Walsh. the suspended po-
lice captain who recently confessed 10
graft. involving among others. Its
spertor Drnnis Sweeney. WAS too i'll
to testify before the grand jury. The
jury heard WHlsh'S wife and Police
man Fox in tho absence of Walsh.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
WILL PLAN STATE TOURNEY
Grand Forks Gun Club Has Mcct,np
Thursday Evening When Big Fca.
turc Will Bc DiScusSrd.

The Grand Forks Gun club will hold
it's annual meeting Thursday evening
In h Commercial club rooms. elect
ing Ofiicers>for the coming year at that
time, and also laying plans for the
tournament which will be held in the
city this ummrr uf the North Dakota
Gun club.
The plan of the local organization is
tn make the stat" shoot the biggest
that has eve been held in North Da-
kOtn.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
WANT AN EXAMINING BOARD
Believed That Horscsliocrs should BE
Compelled to- Toe tho Mark
association Backs Plan.

An examining board for horseshocrs
is proposed by the Grand Forks Coun-
ty Blackslniths' associations, which re-
Gently held. a meeting at Larimore.
discussing various questions having to
do with the profession. That there is
just as much need for the examination
Of men seeking to engage in the BUSH
ness of shooting horses as there is for
other boards. is the contention Of the
county blucksmiths. pointing .tp serious
results that might grow out OF: incom-
petent work.
Fl. A. Cooper of l.arimorc is prcsi-
dent and w. j. kiln,artin of McCanna
is secretary treasurer of the Grand
Forks county organizations.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
Young Looking People Are in
Constant Demand Everywhere

Competition is keen nowadays:
You can't hold down the Big Jobs II
YOU are suspected of being Back
Number"
You can't expect To be Il successful
wngc-carncr. &c you arc old looking,
but whether You work or not. YOU
owe 1t today to yourself and family
to keep lookin: young.
Get a bottle of that wei known
rrcparation--llAI'S uAlIt HEAl'Tli
tuiny. II solves tho grey hair prob.
lem for cNcrN man and omhn u
brings. hack the full. rich naiurai
color Of the hair--rcst"rcs IT To its
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
SENTENCE Is \EIlRNED
And EMbczzlcrS Must Serve Term.
After lcars of Litigation

Richmond. Va, Feb. l0--.After he
ing considered by the appellate court
three times and once going TO the
United States supreme court on IL
technical question, the case ot Will
liam l.. Erersc and Joseph E. Dick
crson charged with embczzlcmcnt Of
funds belonging to the First National
bank of Asheville. n. G.. while they
were officers OF the institution, was
concluded when the federal circuit
court of appeals handed down an
opinion affirming the verdict of the
district court at Ashevillc which sem
fenced the two men to two years each
in the federal prison at Atlanta, Ca.
and imposed Il fine of $500 each.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
MARRIED TODAY

Princeton. N. j.. Feb. 1O.-Mrs.
Grover Cleveland and Thomas j. Pres
ton. Jr.. were married by President
John Grier Gibbon of Princeton uni
versity in the executive residence of
the university today. No preliminary
announcement was made of the mar
riage. The utmost simplicity was ob-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
post EXAM" JUBILEE
Semester End Event Was Well Attend
cd by Varsity Students

Last Saturday evening II ':post ex-
am jubilee was held in. the univcr.
sity gymnasium under the auspices OF
the Y. M. c. a. This was the first
affair. of its kind. eve given at. the in.
stitution and 1t proved very success.
full.
The program for the evening con-
sisted Of n number of musical and lit
crary selections as we'll as several ath-
letic stunts.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
TOWNSHIPS JOIN HANDS
Western .Pcmbina County will Make
Bid Tor. Splendid Meridian Road
Ayain ,ElliS Iral

That there will.be just as.muchIin-
terest i'll the work Of constructing the
Meridian road, III Pembina county this
ear as there was last year is indicate
ed by activities already under way
in the Nechc district.
1t is stated there that an agree
ment has been reached by Neche and
Bathgate townships whereby the Mer-
idian road between the two places will
be kept in good condition at all times.
The contract system OF handling the
work OH this highway will. be adopted,
and an effort will be made to secure
the expenditure of Il part OF the auto
mobile tax upon the road.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10

have been time enough TO publicly
charge such officer Will, the dcrcliction
or rimes committed. Does the speak,
or think there is Il halo of sanctity
around every individual member of
the house of representatives thai au-
thorizes Il member to SANDER and libel
at will men in public life in advance
OF II proof or positive statements of
the truth of the charges and then be
immune from being criticized for such
action? II he does. it is time the
house of Representatives had a man
for a speaker that had sufficient con-
'ception of the dignity. not only of his
office, but OF the body Of the house
@ Representatives to protect both him
and the body OF the house from being
subjected to just criticism. because
of the action of some unsophislicaled
or unworthy member"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10

Wilder Team Run Away.
One of the Colton-Wilder teams
made a spirited sprint on Third street
his morning without damage. a few
minutes later another team attached
to a scraper made a run. also finish
Ing without damage.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
Miss ScImcr.,r IL Hcrc.

Miss n. ". :;clicrrer, of New York
of tho C'arpentcr-Scheerer ADVERTISING
agency. arrived in he city Sunday
evening and. will spend several DAYS
looking over tho field and it's possi-
biliticS for national ADVERTISING.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10
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. Your Ability Is Doubted

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10

a long list Of pe,i,ions were received
in h senate against any change in
the present lien law. Also several
petitions favoring woman's suffrage.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10

Senator Duncan offered il bill pro-
vidinG that no person Receiving pay
from Il higher educational institution
shall receive more than the actual pay
for delivering addresses to sllmne
schools or institutes or in Il gather
ing Of educational workers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-10

a bill was offered this afternoon
providing that bar associations or
|cliques OF attorneys may not combine
to bring about the election of any
candidate for judicial position. Anoth-
err calls for non-partisan nomination
and election in municipal affairs and
makes the initiative OF. refer
cndum or both apply to municipal af-
fairs. House bill four will como up
for final action late this afternoon in
the house. This bill is one to reduce
the. legal rate of interest to ten per
and which Was the cause of n
long debate Saturday afternoon.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
9tr CUTE 9amtrab.
&ttIitarbmmorsske zen
CbEaAsr 3,t Mller.

Dos pro4tbDrs Rittsrsut gu@bsrs
I0tte Ginquurtirung bsfrmmsn, sinen
edHsen DtpiiiOnsfob nit alem mas
Drum un0 bran bling.
Dom DiDiIion6r Bis hsruntsr gum
pferostpGrter mar dIIes sntaiidt bon
Der brilanten Mufndbme uno 9ers
pfIeeung. Nun, Der Bsfibsr 0es fmSs
men GhIoFes, Der Rittmsiftr q. y.
bon @riintr, bate es ia ouau. gr
bate our Gbre Oes 9usts feline llniz
form unst3osen uno FAB nun BET Dem
ettpos fpGten Diner - ous heutige
MunDber bate LANCER gs0auert, Gls
man urfpriingIi1 onnobm sur
Ginten @einer GraeLIen3, DGbren0 fetz
ne Satin an OeFen redter Sette
pIuB gsnommsn bate, brd9te Souite
aus, fdmetterte Elm @Ias Sett nm
ods onosre binter Die 8inOe uno
iiberfob NIT unsnOIiher Gliidieligteit
Die srOBe @dfteaabI.
Qei0er 0ouert nur ni9ts etpig,
mo uIs groenens nod etDu einetnbdb
Stunoen einsn Bid nit Der GnGoisen
estuufdt bate, Der %unfruste. Db e
tbr ungenebm fei, tpsnn Die Sdfel
oufgehobsn tpiirbe, unb Die 6atsfrdu
beiobeno lire 9tbsr geneigt bate,
CAB Der bObe 5srr Ous 3ei9sn our
@eenoigung Der Mublaeit, uno bic
@eisnfhaft erhOb ii9, UNI mad unb
mad ben Spei1eioul au berloFen unb
ben i'm NebenIdlOn fsrbirten Ruffee
e~insunsbmen. gtitterIi9 bate Der
General Der 6dusfrou ben Mrm gee
bottn un0 lie gu sinsm Sopbu ge>
Ieitet; nit tiefer Nerbeugung Derabs
iHiehsts sr iih nun bon ibr unb
iuht: ben Sdu3bsrrn duf. fhOb fee
men !intsn gtrm unter 0eKen remten
un0 fprad i'm Muf= un0 MbseAen
81 bieTem: ..Wlein Iisber, Derebrttr
6err BON @rinsn. Dor alien meinen
Rsfpstt noh oieTsr Hihtung hiM!
sic bdbsn hd cine @utsnirtbfHdft
unb elm NauseeIen beifdmmen, bds
feines eI,iten niGt lei9t BADEN
birfts. Sd ipsrbe niHt DerfGumen,
bos BEL @tlsdsnfsit an Ser geeignsten
Gteue gu sripdhnsn ia, in Ser
Shat. ouf 8udbsra 1T man gut
0ufgebobsH. nos lit cuf Gbre feline
uebertrei6ung!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

@e ibm geiporben, NOR, bomerfreut;
bds mar einmdI etnas mad feinem
Gelhmade! llnO pie 9iuD ROien
ROTH %seiporbsn mar uno bas IeIigs
Itol5e 2GdtIn, Das Ie gsIGdsIt bate!
aber bos mar isbt suH5 ssaI; 'raus
nit Der Giebe aus benz 9er3eI!
Gang 'raus! usbrigsns CAB
Is iebt aud bsiosnmdBig DisI gu
tbun fir i'm. @s gait, Dor3iigliHFt
berittens Mannfmaften i'm nd@fen
RsIte ausouTu9sn. Oenn INN Wlitters
nd9t poute Ct fsinen Rttt antreten,
GIfO ans Msrt! Sc mar feline 3eit
at perIiersn.
Muf benz 6o9naIbe liegt bic Ramt.
Sbsils in Strsifsn, tbsils in 6lsden
bringt oas Mon6Iiht gum MOosbCs
ben, iber ben Ii9 finf Reiter fat
gerduf9Ios. absr 70 raid ss Die nidt
gu bi9t ftebenosn StGmme %erIaubsH.
betpegtn. Weiter pOraus Elm Diff
oisr, Der nun bait unb feline 2eute
an ii9 beruntOmmen IGBt. @s 1T
Der 2eutnant bon Gitfbrun1 nit fst-
ner Monnfhuft. CT bebt ben grm,
unO aussnblidIi9 boIttn bic 2suie
unO Iaufhen in bic Na9t binein.
Nun mint Der 9ffiaier ben ibm
SunG4it b~ultsnoen Wionn, tinen GItes
rem Sergeanten, beron un0 f%Iiiitert
ibm gu: mir mar, aIs bOrte i'd
bas Miebern zines pferOss - mein
Studs fpibte ourauf u~uffdIleno Die
Dbren, alfo id tpsrbe tpDbL reht ges
bort buben.1 CT IouI9te unb febte
bann binau: sd CLAUDE tpubrboftig.
mir finb bod gu melt rsnts ssfoms
men reiten sic einmOI 0d hins
iibsr unO feben Sic su, Oh sic ets
mas bon ben NprpoItens Wdntftuern
entbedtn, i'd min mid einItpeilen
ebenfoIIs etpus gu Oritntirsn Iu9eH.
Der Sergeant rift ub. feline breibis
Setun0en uber mcmten bergdngen
fein, dIs er, mas ous pfsr0 luuFsn
fonnte, 5uriidfenrte.
nSsrr 2sutnont, i'd bin birsft uif
cine fein6Ii9e grDBere Rubonerispas
cuile geitoBen, unO - 0d toms
men fe f9On!"
Dd mar ndtiirli9 feline Getunbe
at perIitrsn. Der Qeutndnt ftisB
Elm trr3es: .Mir nda!" berDOr, unb
bona IieB er ben cbelbIiitieen Sudden
ouseretfen. Gs mar gut, buB 0ie
fleine S9adr bdIb auf cine S9IciIe
traf in Ser tie befisr bDripGrts fam!
Sief auf bic SGl1e ibrer pferbs bOrs
gsbeugt, dbsr 0ie Ebiere. oes f9tpis>
rigta Serruins tpeseu. feif i'm 3ugeI
baIteno, bic JGbn9en ser 2on5en
sefentt, 10 fdOFen lie 0abin, unO gu
tbrem Slide Seigten ibrs ausgsfuH<
ten yferbe itetig tire iiberIsaene
S9neIle Dor benen hires @eontrs.
Ginem Gonntoosrtiter bGtttn Iih bic