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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-21

not a vain man. but II seemed incredi-
BILE, when all the newspapers and
magazines had been full Of his sue
cess
Yes. | have done pretty well" he
answered slowly.
Il am SO glad TO hear it, answered
the girl You have no idea how hor-
rid people are. but l suppose
shouldn't be saying IL"
He pressed her to tell him You
remember how we used to tell each
other everything" he pleaded.
Nettie eolored slightly. Well she
continued. ~Mr. Boyce said he sup
posed you had come back TO Try 10 gel
a job In town. and were dressed up &c
make a bluff And he said you'd never
get anything in his place. and Mr.
Saunders agreed u at it was the SAINT
as far as he was concerned / felt SO
humiliated. and am SO glad to Learn
that it isn't so at all
Merritt was thunderstruck. So these
people had never heard OF him at all
lie had ascribed their coldness TO the
nag1ral reserve OF a little community
instead Of which he was. in their eyes
the same re'er-do-well. the same in
capable. And Nettie did not know.
''Nettie." he said. taking her hand
do you remember that time We found
dime in the road and I split it in two
and we divided it7-
Perfectly, Mr.. Merritt" 4" she replied.
smiling.
And do you remember what | said
to you then7"
mo. William. That part has escaped
ny memory altogether"
Would you like me to remind youg"
The girls eyes. which had been
downcast. were suddenly raised to his
Il told you that that made US sweet
hearts. and that some day l should
marry you said the man.
He saw that she was trembling. and
in that moment he knew that he had
always loved her. and that il was
providence which had kept him aIoof
and uncontaminated By the world. for
this end only And she did not know
anything OF him. OF his wealth.
VIII you marry me. dear2" he
asked. n can support wife in com
fort ~ niinued whimsically.
He ur1A her into his arms and
kissed her. You see. have always
had the habit Of meaning what soy.
he continued
"Will. dear. have loved you ali NY
life." she answered
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-21
TONICH HT

Some Show for YouI Thin Dime.
Notice. Our vaudsFllIe and picture
program today is grest Brlng the
chiidren- A good. clean show.
VAUDEVILLE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-21
&C. 1OC
A SHY MANS WOOIHG
BY GEORGE munsoN.
leht, isIs. by W. G. Chapman.)

Copyright. 1915. by W G. Chapman)
Nobody had believed in William
Merritt He had been dreamy. i'm
aginative boy and had lost half
dozen positions in his native village
An orphan. brought up by distant
relative who used him badly. he had
shaken the dust of his feet and gone
to the metropolis 10 earn livelihood
Ten years later. man OF thirty
two. he was a national character. His
bridge across the Potomac vas consid
cred q triumph Of American engineer
ing The tunnel which he had driven
across the XIII van Kull had been
made the model for all such undertak
ings in America and Europe
With all his success and wealth he
was still desperately lonely His sue
cess had been the result OF native
genius and application To his per
sonaIity the shy man owed nothing
And there had come to him a long
ing to show himself before those who
had ieered him and win their esteem
He did not long for any personal
triumph over them
He thought OF Nettie Haines. the lit
tie girl who had lived across the
street from him. They had been child
hood sweethearts, and he had told her
that one day he would marry her
Doubtless she was married now and
had long ago forgotten him. He
thought Of Saunders. who had dis
missed him from the grocery store;
Boyce, the undertaken, for whom he
had worked during one long week And
he went back
He registered at the only hotel the
village boasted and made himself
known to Fiaxman, the proprietor. The
man shook hands with him colciy
enough.
Glad TO see you back again, Mr.
Merritt" he said. ~Mr. Boyce. o yes,
he's aourishing. Saunders does the
same old business"
Merritt had been too shy to ask for
Nettie. He made his way up the street
to Boyce's place. The man did not
recognize him at first.
sfWell. I'm glad to see you" he said
when his visitor had explained his
purpose in calling.
Saunders greeting was still more
frosty. He recollected Merritt and
was glad he was doing so well. As
Merritt turned to leave, with a sense
OF disillusionment in his heart, he saw
a young woman bending industrious
ly over heap of bills in Saunders
shop. II was Nettie. his old sweet
heart.
Impuisively he strobe up to he
why, Nettie-Miss Haines." he
She rscoenized him and her face
grew red How do you do. Mr.. Ner
ritt," she said demurely-
Shy as he was. Merritt managed tc
get into conversation with her I'm
der the watchfuI glances Of Saunders
he succeeded in stammering out re
quest 10 visit her that evening
1T used to be Win" he said. when
she greeted that night as Mr. Merritt
Wei. VIII. then" she returned
laughing. Il do hope you have had
good luck"
He looked at her in amazement
Had she not heard Of him, He waf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-21

a St Louis physician has discovered
tkak the common electric soldering
iso1 can be uHed successfully for eau
terszing Il surgical work Electric
czuteries have been made for surgical
rses czE they proved expensive ana
Unreliable However. the electric sol
derias iron q zcod quality happens TO
haFe fust the temperature that is 50
desirable foE c1utery wCrk L de-
s,fDys tissue. turning i; inro 4 white,
c.1oked mass With hardly any chz-ring
and 10 hemorrhage. yet lis continuous
naparying heat makes II work rapidly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-21
Grady County Express
rs Cents a Year

This great offer Is made for an in
definite period We VIII send the
Grady County Express for one full
year, 10 Subscribers in Grady county
oaIy. on receipt o. only p cen-s-
Think 0f il. the official county paVer.
rockrfhSad Democratic, with all the
local. political and official news every
Eeek for = cents : year. Come run
ming Remit IN coin 70
GRADY COUNTY EXPRESS.
Chlckzsha, Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-21

gzrsed wire suts. ragged wounds.
collar and harness gall heal up quick
y Ehen Baliard's Snow Lininent Is
appsiea- L Is both healing and anti
septic. Price &c, - and sloo per
h1ttie. sold b. Orl Drug Store
Adw d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-21
7sxc1e.S tdezeies1

Sick headache, biliousness, piles and
b4d breath are usually caused BY mac
tive b0Eels Get q box Of Rexal
Orieflies. They act gently and ei7eo-
EFe3y. Sold nnlv bv us st 10 cents
n. ). Brounson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-21
The SUGG
THEATRE
! THE QUALITY PLAY HOUSE
IONIGHI-PICTURES

THE CORSICAN BROTHERS
See King Baggot In his marvellous
dual impers0nati0n- Founded en-
Dumas masterpiece Pan Of An
old world SAVIOR and brilliantly act
ed. this is by far the best thar
King Bassot has given Is King
Bzggof plays them in this instance
and down the banner IN the por-
trzyzl OF the tNin brOthers-Jn
double and triple exposure E-lfk
Of unEurpassabIs ingenuity and
perfection See King Baggot in
this three reeier.
THE ALTAR OF AMBITION
AtEo reel production with ysvEan
Rich. Harry Won Meter and Jack
Richardson An interesting story.
wen constructed and played in an
intelligent manner
LIES STAIRCASE
A pretty subject and one that
proves quite entertaining
Coming Sunday. BABY the funni-
est picture OF the century.
Coming soon. the submarine pic
lures Something new- They are Won
derfuL
Our house is air cooled. fire proof
We use both Universal and Mutual
programs Two shows for the price
Of one. Best OK music 25 piece Wur-
liter orchestra
Matinee 2.i5 to 5 p m
Night show, 1880 to II
Special feature today
&c. 1OC
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-21

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-21

Saturday. Lillian Walker in ~TCe
Love Whip"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-21

SWOR AND WESTBROOK
Classy singing and dancing act, featur-
ing Miss westbrooks coon shouting
song. She used to be the Slowest Girl
In Toxn. Don't miss IL
PHOTOPLAYS.
THE SPIRIT OF JEALOUSY
powerful Biograph drama
THE GUARDIANS DILEMMA"
a wild animal jungle drama.
THE DANCE AT ALEcK FOUNTAIN
An S. A. western drama featuring
Richard Travis.
HAMS EASY EATS
A Ham and Bud comedy It's q scream.
Music By Gravel and Blackstone.
Fresh air every three minutes
&c 1Oc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
Cleve | a n d ers Think
Peter Duffy Will Be
Wonder

CLEVELAND, o.. Nov. 1.-THE
newest thing In the harness horse
world is the refusal OF $4,000 for
a colt that cost only $500 and has
never started in a race.
The colt Is Peter Duffy. owned By
Peter HDrrocks and Dave Duffy. OF
Cleveland They are not wealthy
men, but. since they have Peter
Duffy. expect to b. The sire of the
colt was Peter the Great and his
dam Marie Onward
Dury and Horocks are harness
horse bugs" and have always had
an ambition 20 race a star on the
Grand Circuit They got together
$500. bought this Peter the Great
weanling. and turned him over TO
Vance Nuckols, tho veteran trainer
and driver
When Peter Duffy became a year.
ling. Nuckols began working him
out half mile at a time. Tommy
Murphy, the wizard Of the Grand
Circuit, had not seen him more than
twice before he came through with
an OFFER 20 buy him for 10000.
Horrocks and Durry. with visions OF
their Grand Circuit dream being
realized. refused 10 even set q
price
one day Peter Duffy worked tho
half in Ill. Tho next day he
worked In 1:i5 and the next l:13.
Horsemen who havo seen the
young star work predict he viii be
another Peter Volo, also sired by
Peter the Great. Anyhow. Hor-
rocks and Dufty have entered him
in about all the futurities in the
country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
HERALDS WIN:
MAROONS LOSE

Reinforced by Jerry-DePrato and
Blake Miller. of the Michigan Az
gies. the Heralds staged spectacu
lar come back. Sunday so COM
pIcte was the reversal OF form
shown after TWO weeks IN a slump
that they overwhelmed the Buffalo
Bsons by ca 10 score The game
Vas simply a scoring PROFESSION,
made spectacular because Of the
manner in which the Detroiters used
their entire repertoire Of wide open
plays. the majority OF which succeed
cd In hewildering fashion.
The Maroons lost TO the Columbus
Panhandles, 7 10 0 because Of q
huke touchdown that married pref
" game Cornwall's poor pass In
the final moments OF the first half
escaped Boyle. who was attempting
10 punt from behind his own goal
line. and Panhandles fell on the BAH
for a touchdown Ia many respects
the Maroons played tteir best game
of tho year
Ooldcn's goal from touchdown en-
abled the Harvards 20 defeat the
Toledo Glenwoods Sunday, and 6
The Holy Reaeemer Greys won
II To 0 victory over the St Ico
Greys In a game that most closely
contested than the score would indL
cate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
H0MME:Y
is READY.
New Yorker Winds Up
Heavy Training for
Two Bouts

Packey Hommey viii complete
the heavy training Tor two fights 10.
day. "wednesday night le viii NEE.
SAMMY Taylor Windsor ald a
week rom r7f7y H- with uoy jeaaay
Kilbane. fcathe Weighs champion. at
Toledo. Ina-maod as he mus. let
up a bit for Oh. 81 .i0r bout there
will Doe little chance l1r more hard.
workouts until kil5aue s. li-p0 eI
o. Hommcy has trained taifhfu|
for these two bouts Hc fully rea..
ICES that PM Bloom seq terrific
pace last week 10. Tho ucv Invaders
from New York 20 follow and the
assertions chan at bis weight. HON
mey Is as spec $ a. Bloom. had pl.
it Up 10 Packey 20 show the real
thing I- has done 10 in the past.
and il seems certain that f7Elor
viii get an tHe opposition ho wants
in bic debut INTO t9st company
The Detroit hattler is not uuler-
estimating Paekey although he has
been quoted a- ueine oyerCoaGds1r
TAYLOR d, certain 'bat he can win.
Just as he is certain that Boz viii Doe
champion one of ,tcsl days. But
ne isn't the sort Cha. .ets confidence
take the place 0E aar1 work ard
preparation Ie know. H0mmey is
one ~ he hardest aIt- ir The world
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
ONLY TWO
IN BIG RACE
Colgate and Pitt Are
Now Dividing Grid
Laurels

NEW YORK. Nov l5.--slowly.
lut none the less surely. the ma.
hines contending for the eastern
ootball championship are giving q
-aal1IGI>Is.-. f.ls.t -.s4. s.assis- heed
ong IN the ditch Today there ara
but 'wo teams In the running-Cor-
nell and Pittsburgh. Saturday saw
the elimination OF Colgate, hereto
fore one OF the strongest contend
ers, at the hands OF the po~.gfui
Syracuse eleven which previously
hao been defeated by Princeton.
Cornell, because Of the verdict
over Harvard, and the all-around
class II the teams she has defeated,
Is being generally favored by east.
ern critics for the championship,
despite the unsullled record OF Glen
Warmers big Pitt eleven II In
doubtful II tie muddle will be clear
60 mp "a these claimants will not
meet and there are no comparative
scores, as they have not played tas
same teams
Ialc's undrcamod-ot victory over
Princeton Saturday has placed the
Blue 10 a favorable light for the
Harvard game next Saturday True.
the Ellis cot every break known TO
football bat her defense was 200
Fer cent letter than expected. and
IN Guernsey she has man who viii
compare taVorably with Eddie Ma
han. the Brilliant HarN ard leader,
at the kicking game
Tho game WIS spectacular one.
but " thal WAS a rather poorly play.
ed AFFAIR. considering the supposed
class OF The Tigers. Princeton FUN
bled her way 20 defeat. and the
Yale attack was anything but bril-
liant.
Tom Shevlin. however, deserves
the title miracle man" In two
weeks he turned a big squad OF for.
torn. dlsg';ited athletes into crew
of HgEt,. r. who even now know little
hut 20 follow the ball necessarily
and heht That following the ball
won Yale a game Saturday.
Tho game at Cambridge next Sat
.urd. gives early promise Of being
hummer welloiled football ma
chine working against a gang OF
lighters The combination seldom
furnishes poor sport.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
BY Ripley

into the preliminary class, also has
taken hand in the JOB OF caring
for Collins protcge. When You stop
TO consider tina, the veteran Harry,
almost sjngle-handed, made Packey
Mcfarland, you have some idea OF
the ring sense ne has stored away
IN his 80 years OF work
Fulton has % lot 20 learn Who
HASN'T An outsider CEU Utrk ttav-'
in the work OF any hghter. but for
green man Fulton looks good
better. 81 fact. than did Willard the
first time | saw him, Gilmore said.
He took a couple Of hard wallops
on the jaw this afternoon and kept
coming. which Is A whole lot IN his
favor. while Bis right hand punch
appears 10 be the good | Ike his
style
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15

few years ago when ne started his
climb toward the heavyweight title
az Rill O'Connells school OF mltts
What Fulton now lacks In bulk,
compared to the Willard OF those
days, ne more than makes up for
IN confidence.
E1ll,ons style Of boxing is unmis.
takably Fred GilmoEe, not the Fred
yOU know in the ring, bat the gym
uasign Gilmore, who takes his hat
on 10 no man when not performing
before the multitu3es. Gilmore has
undertaken the job OF changing FNil-
tons lyle and % date he has made
good job % 1t. for Fulton has got
the hang Of it, naturally
Old Harry Gilmore, who has a
record OF regular ring battles thai
makes modern fighters slide back
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
MINOR LEAGUE
SALARIES CUT

SAN FRANCISCO, cal, Nov. 10.
The minor league magnates who
met in San Francisco last week
vent through with their project 20
cat salaries OF players In the bushes,
but the cuts we're not so radical as
we're predicted The changes made
in the month"; salary limits were
a. follows:
Class A-Cut from $4,000 to 81.
500.
class B-Cut from $4,000 to 81.
500.
Glass C-Remains the same, g..
400.
Class D--Continues AZ $1,000.
Individual salaries were revised
as follows
Class B-sl75 per month.
Class $50 per month
Class - f125 per month.
Class a vas reduced from Is 10
i4 men. class y from ~ 20 10, and
class & from 10 20 IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
Rush No Failure


NJ 4 ed Princeton wilderness
magnetism of Tom sheyln the calling disastrous
back down the giron goal penddy
and the versatile attacks uccesfu defense 1ohed
crossed the middle the field and the field
players who almost beat Harvard neandd speedy Rush
still headed for ia the
Guernsey year Guernsey
second fabacS who s place The varsity this
pie Way baseball pitcher who induced
try his hand at football for the Yale
be hopeless
of football
-.
boot Pai Oas Northwestern
1898 Is another Cowings 55rd
1883 the third and
tor Michigan in 1891 is the fourth
football story can't be year without mention OF remark
able oowork Guernseys hator
sna te oVyard pun are
os sc,ors ma king this the gcateng CONES
another choolboy who has
consisent endeavor His
nsn ee'eh california he
nks from distances ranging succeeded IS Of
ETkor CENTRAL has Michigan ntrschoastic football
pohshlp Tor Tho third mo
- % contender 10 be eliminated the
the teams that the
unuer the largest score which Detroit upon FUR
nne CITY The count "a
nnAhled
sountered by Detroit this torttdowrs
penalties and blocked frrtt
ianty ryattiy
AGAINST Detroit that PHI Bloom would have
pounds man Rapids had lot aavor
Who weighed
ep school team in the could
800 sae OF and Grand Rapids made sturdy resistance
,eny team under twice that handicap
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
Refused for $500
Colt That Never Started
AN APPROPRIATE LINE.

Patriotism Is running high in
Canada. which contributes It's
heavy share 70 the toll % the
war In Europe All public docu-
ments now are carrying some
patriotic line
4 card advertising a boxing
entertainment in Winnipeg has
Just been received mere. IL says
Johnny OLeary will 90 10 rounds
with Freddie Welsh. lightweight
champion OF the world. and ends
up In all seriousness With: God
Save the King
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
SEVEN ViCToRs SCORE
THIRTEEN ON THIRTEENTH

Seven college clevens found
ri3" lucky number in their
games on Saturday. Nov. 10. hav-
Ing IN that number the big end
81 the score. These seven fortu
nate teams were Yale. which
boat Princeton 81 TO I; Miami,
which beat Ohio IS 10 6. Indi-
ana. Washington. Marquette,
Colorado Mining and Virginia.
There were four teams, how
ever, that scored IS points each
and yet lost They were Drake.
Colorado college, Springfield
Training and Ursinus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
HARVARD WILL
SELL GRID MOVIES

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. IS
Moving pictures OF the Harvard
Yale game here next Saturday win
be taken.
The authorities have decided there
was good financial gain 10 II, and
Will do n themselv>a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
Matty and Bender
Are Detroit bound

70 SIS nuour cd Was lr a tee davg
Clristy Math.to.. Cuet B.ugf
Harry Davis and W. y aHdaU base
ball stars hn are e.yus irsr boot
INK exhibitions This winter Iu orr
rive in Detroit ios an hili'.9r ~
the glnpowdor or. All sour u-a
eunmeh Of skin and Ge tom g.
proving big success.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
Seek Hopes Scalp
With Handicap Aid

NEW YORK. nov. 15.-PlRy I'm
the worlds billiard tournament 1T
1871 inch balk line will start to-
night between Willie Hoppe, the
present champion. playing go 10
Kohl Yamada's 375. Hoppe has
been placed under a heavy handicap
in the tournament. playing n full 100
points more than his nearest com.
petltor. George sutton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
PARK smoker Tonight.

The Park Athletic association.
chaperoned By Billy Rocks and
George Harmon. viii give another
Of its weekly smokers for members
AZ the Grand River club rooms 20.
night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
ANY Barrett Seems To Do

name? Maybe not but SATURDAY John Barrett %
MI grabbed forward and scored
Charley Barrett or
- a against the boys Dixie Nv"
and rorped
Red touchdown from the KICKOFF
the crossings Of the Dixie stripe
Charley the individual football star Of he season
touchdowns
kicked % goals and still has Penny work
eleven big football this
Washington Chicago Auburn fell b. the wase
the University OF Washington
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15

KANKAKEE, III. Nov. i5.-In a
Iour.handod game. Dan Borgan. local
poolroom owner bowled a perfect
score Of 300 last night before local
business men. Borgan continued
bowling after tho game and ran for
- innings without an error.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
Dixie Race is MangIed.

southern champion lIoI
onas array of football developed IN Dixie ne
lost there viii be no chahpoh Ans
- Georgia Tech is then virginia must De
scbool Harvard should be dSresot
Sne ss Week Auburn and Virginia stood alone
By virginia lh
Auburn when haa
Washington and Lee
scors 10 amongst the
ny Wandart II Saturday ana
sna.eu A,h,rr Virginia viii meet \o
enu Turkey Day ia'ese
49,
do And While
pne w, have no chace further into hs
thai school viii inslst mat 'N'e' '"'
Cornelrput the running
Yes football down South WASHINGTON ana
terrible on West "
% WESLEYAN Lee had waopd 70 TO o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15

Two Fed owners went Go Cincinnati
by accident. Registered under assumed
names. met Garry Hermann by sect
dent. were locked In y room With him
md failed Co shy word sbout bsse-
batif 10 they say.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-15
IN A - -
~ 4EWVNnEM2S
FNzz'El.IMl'|l. 70 OYER.

80 RoYs ara YOU have lightning rod up IN time la
IN that SATURDAY i'S' o'
u wv cndnan meddled with the dope on ulue"
tie pas sport las escaped H"
eas in golf tennis baseball boat racing ana te did me
he mao All American
oshI world ring vii. scandal as was H's' o' " ~
Saturday night r,,,sr.ir,ly
sIlndeed Colgate viii its poles- goal line was , 5a
ponhp confederation The Army and Ney teams Won sat9 On e6
washington ana Lee
sav ouohdowns IN 10 minutes on
M had 7
,allse nolh "''"
Auburn Ut
the Nandt it a
sssar oyefNr7rHru rrrFf7
by Nrtll'
" Jetie SON conqlr''Fs Az
pu to Virginia wesleyan
xsa over Prince h W -
ao backs
S licking King probably chance for me All
down 10 defeat
a ~, %onders that Michigan became ohstso @ @ AZ me
on az officials chase MI
spirit nA auahy language The added tacl u
rather Michigan n deeay,l "as ''N'7
aerohar day Of the present season notable