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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
SAY GEORGE BONE
CANNOT LIVE L0NG

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New Haven Dec. 7-George Bone,
one Of the greatest roller polo players
who ever lived and for a long time
known as s~The Premier, and who
also became widely known as a ball
player, is very III at his home in West
Haven, and dotlbts are entertained OF
his recovery He retired rom the
roller polo game couple Of years ago
because OF the Irritation caused his
throat BY the soapstone dust off the
floor and has been much outdoors
since in his capacity as an agent for
fruit extracts 8
month or so ago Bone gave up
active work and kept to his house.
Lately he has been in bed all the
time. IT is only his ind olnitable spirit
that keeps him up.
e Everywhere roller polo is known
Bone is regarded as the greatest first
Fusher the game has SEEN He was
IL demon FOR speed and his scoring
ability was almost uncanny. He has
played with every star and on every
team worth while. He started play
ing in Derby while he was learning
the printing trade in the old New Ha-
ven Union office.
In baseball Bone played all over
the country and ended his career as
afterward selling his interest to
Although few knew 1t, Bone has
one Of the most remarkable muscular
developments an athlete has posA
sessed. Every muscle is we'll deveI-
5opedss He was always In condition.
It is this fine development and attn
Ietic fitness that has helped him in
his fight against illness.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
BOTHNER IN DRAW
WITH BIG RUSSIAN

New York, Dec. 7-Once again Ivan
Linow, the sCossack, tried to throw
George Bothner, former lightweight
champion catch -as-catch-can wrestler,
in the International wrestling contest
at the Manhattan Opera House last
night, and he was Just as successful
as in his two other attempts
After 80 minutes of fast and furi-
Gus work on the part of the CossacIx
Referee Roller declared the bout over,
with the result a draw This did not
suit Ivan the Terrible" who there
upon made a speech to the spectators,
to which very few listened and no.
body appIauded.
Linow. weighing 30 pounds, lifted
up Bothners who scaled 156, with the
intention of hurting him to the mat
and then bouncing on him. but the
Cossack found his plan frustrated by
the fact that one of Bothner's legs
seemed fastened to his own, and in
the next minute the Cossack was
struggling to keep from being pinned
to the mat.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
Edited by Wagner
HUB PERDUE TO
QUIT RATHER THAN
JOIN MINOR CLUB

Ga1latin, Tenn, Dec. Hub Per-
due, the famous "Gal1atin Squash
means what he says when he asserts
he will quit baseball rather than join
a minor league club. Perdue, who has
owned a farm for some time, has just
purchased a half interest in a cafe
here. The cafe is one of the show
places of the, town, and between it
and the farm Perdue figures he wiz
be independent of baseball.
Perdue was a member of the St,
Louis Cardinal team last season and
part of the previous one. He escaped
being a member of the Worlds
Champion Boston Braves by kicking
over the traces and forcing George
Sailing to Trade him. His showing
last season would not justify the Car
dinals holding onto him the coming
year and they have been preparing to
send him to a minor league team on
the coast.
Perdue has maintained that he
would not go to the coast, and his re-
cent purchase would indicate he was
preparing to escape minor league ser
vice. Hub yesterday stated that be
fore he would play minor league ball
he would resign and never again don
a baseball suit.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
Jack Britton Anxious
To Tackle Ted Lewis

Dan Morgan rushes to the bat with
the following:
Jack BTitton,. the real lightweight
champion, who has been i'll, for the
past four. months, is back now in
his old time form. which means that
Kid Lewis, the running English light
weight, will go and hide himself along
with the rest of the supposed cham
pions.
"Bitton is signed up for three
matches in New Orleans, that is if any
of the huke Hghtwe1ghts can be coax
ed in the ring with him. Jack, is
paying no attention to Freddie Welsh,
for the public. knows that Freddie has
danced himself into obscurity. = q ~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
HOLL ENBA CK AND
FOL WELL AGREE TO
COACH PENN TEAM

Philadelphia. Dec. hob Fo1weH
Indignantly denied a report published
in q New z Fork newspaper yesterday
morning to the effect that he had de-
cidad to Withdraw from the field Of
candidates for the position of head
coach of PENIS varsity football
eleven
Furthermore, F'olweu states that he
III not only accept the POSITION but
Cat he viii appoint big BfI1 Ho1-
1enbaek as his assistant If he is SCI
Iected- Houenback, who was with
EofweH at the time, declared that 1t
was also this intention to have the
Washington and Jefferson coach work
with him in case he, HoH enback, was
the lucky man.
me tea1ning up OF FoIwen and
oIlenback IN the field for the head
coach position is certain to make an
iznpreszion upon the football commit
tee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

move in the cases of Bert Whaling
and Herb Moran, who were turned
over to the club by the Boston Braves
in exchange for Outf1elder WiIhoit.
Whaling said he would not play with
Vernon unless he were made manag-
err of the club, and Moran also ex-
pressed dissatisfaction with his as
signment to the coast.
President Maier has informed both
that they could have his permission to
make deals that would shift them to
whatever clubs they pleased to go. 1t
is believed that Whaling will tie up
with the F'ederals, while Moran's
hope is to land with some organized
club in the eastern part of the coun-
try
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
ANNIVERSARIES
OF RING BATTLES

1S89-WilIiam j. (steanboat Bid
Scott, light, heavyweight boxer. born
at Collingwood, Ont. t.Steamboat Billa
was Jack Johnson's principal spar
ring partner when the big snoI5e was
preparing for his battle with jess
Willard in Havana Bill took an
awful mauIing from johnson. and the
latter seemed to take great delight in
Furnishing the white man, who wei CHS
only 165 pounds. According To Scott
he got only $35 from johnson for his
work. Scott was later matched Tor
ring bout in Havana with John Les
ter Johnson another .coIored fighter
and was soundly drubbed. Scott be-
gan his ring career in 1911, and most
of his early fights were staged ia BUFF
fa.lo and vicinity. He went along
without a defeat until 1873 when he
was knocked out by Knockout Bren-
nansin Buffalo and by Buck Grouse
in Erie Scott is nearly six feet in
height and has q. reach Of Z 9 inches
19O7--Nick Burlex defeated Frank
Slavin In 2 rounds at vtctoria. q
19o9-Jack eTwin1 Sullivan defeat
ed Bill McKinnon IN II rounds al
Boston.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
RIBBONS TO PLAY
STAMFORD TONlGHT

The Stamford players who will meet
the Blue Ribbon basketball experts at
Colonial hal tonight, stand first in the
Interstate league. They have won
seven games and lost three Jersey
City is second and Paterson, with
which four of the Ribbons play. is
fourth. The Ribbons will have to
watch Smith and 7Dreyfuss closely if
they expect to win tonight.
Leonard thinks he can prevent the
Stamford giant from scoring at win
but Dreyfuss is more active player
and therefore more dangerous at crit
ical times. The Ribbons have not been
very accurate in their shooting this
season. Tt is hoped that they will not
miss SO many shots tonight. The pre-
liminary will be between the Olivets
and A11-Stars. The big game com
mences at 8 3d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
Drunnmie's Manager
Says Young McAu1iffe
Is Afraid to Fight

Manager Fitzgerald. who looks after
Johnny Drunmie's interests. sends the
following.
After trying for several months to
get Young McAn1ife's consent to meet
Johnnie Drunmfess and making prac-
tica1ly every concession possible to OBJ
tain this match without success, Il am
convinced that Mac is tirafd and
afraid that he might have a g1aring
defeat charged up against his name
on the boxing record
ssA1cAu1fffe, understand, only sue
sceeded in obtaining draw with
Chick Brown OF New Haven, while
Drumnfe, as you know, easily de-
feated Brown at Waterbury on Nov
4. The comparison. Of these fights
has more than ever convinced me that
Johnnie has Macs number and am
willing to back my Judgment with
good gold coin
Several clubs in Connecticut would
gladly welcome the opportunity of
staging this match, and If McAH1fffe
is not afflicted with cold feeterites, he
had better step right up and agree to
box a classy boy; and discontinue his
policy of meeting mediocre boys,
otherwise the public viii get wise and
he win lose prestige
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
HOLY NAME LEAGUERs
WILL PLAY ON THURSDAY

The Holy Name basketball players.
will get busy Thursday night in St.
Johns hall. The first game viii be
between the st. Nfarys and st. Johns
teams and the second will have the
Sacred Hearts and St. Charles fves
as principals. Joe Waters viii ref
cree. After the games the spectators
will enjoy dancing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
YOUNG M'AljLIFFE AND HARRY
PIERCE AT LEVlNSKY'S CAMP

Joe smith, who handles Battling Lee.
whisky in all his battles, has taken
charge of the training of Harry Pierce,
who meets Gilbert Gallant of Boston
in the Is round bout at the Casino
next Monday night. Pierce is already
working at Levfnsky's camp in Strait
ford. Martin Julian, manager of
Pierce, was in the city yesterday in
Producing Pierce to prominent fans
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

Those wso saw the Brooklyn slugger
in his recent appearance here think he
will make Gallant hustle.
Young MeAuliffe is also working out
at Levinsky's camp. He has a tough
opponent IN Kid Ghetto of New York
and expects to be. at the top of his
form so that he will be able to do
himself Justice against the New
Yorker.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
JANE Adams ESCAPES KNIFE

Chicago. Dec. Miss Jane Ad-
dams, probably viii not be operated
on, DIR j ames B. Herrick said today
in announcing that the widely known
peace advocate and settlement worker
is suffering from a heuorrhage of the
kidney.
Damage of $50. 600 was caused by
lire at the Farrs & Bayley linoleun
plant at Camden. N. J.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
SPORT TALK

ARMS FANS READY FOR SUNDAY.
A large number of ridgeport foot
ball enthusiasts vii go to Savin Rock
next Sunday afternoon to see the
Remington-Arms eleven play the
Washington Glee club squad in the
final effort to settle the state cham
pionship. It is hoped that the Glee
club management win start the game
a. 2 o'clock and also provide some
means of keeping the crowd off the
playing field. Unless Moshier is able
to play the Arms will be seriously
handicapped in the backf1e1d It has
been suggested that HOWE Baker
could be sent to haIfback and either
Pjura or browne moved to end. Ba-
ker would add speed to the backfeId
COACH MIILIKEN EXPLAINS.
Coach MiIliken of the Arms team
replies in the New Haven Journal
Courier today to an attack upon him
because he left the sidelines at the
close of last Sundays game. He says
there were thousands of fans on the
field before he left the sideIines. He
went out during an argument over
possession Of the ball. One of the
Glees stole the ball from Eddie Reilly
after the latter went through the line
and during the argument that fol-
lowed the rooters surrounded the play
ers. Coach NIilliken told Referee Law
lor he might as well call the game as
it was impossible to continue with tho
mob on the field.
FREDDY welsh will tackle Jimmy
Murphy in Philadelphia next Monday
night. And the band will play the
latest dance music
The idea that foot all on the Pacific
Coast was faster than in the east was
banished by the record of the SYRIA
cuse university eleven in it's tour of
the Pacific states. Tt is true that the
New Workers were held to a tie by
Montana in a game played during a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
ITALIANS DANCE

Six hundred ItaIan-Americans IN
der the auspices of the United Lodges
Of the Sons of italy, held a monster
ball at Eagles hall last night for the
benefit Of families of Italian. reserv-
lists in America. A large fund was
collected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07


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of ton tn
A. u, the which
week iofC
to who tn
8 n % br anohe
be sareth tIudyI
is is
a vase sized mile a
4 < = Z
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
Coast League Club
Will Release Moran
and Whaling Of Braves

New york Dec President Mater
of the Vernon club Of the Pacific
Coast league, has. taken sensible
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
HANDED OUT
BY WAGNER

4 snow storm out they later gave the
| strong Oregon Aggies a bad beating
and yesterday fnishted their tour by
defeating Occidental in California. -
/ Football fans in the state of Wash
ington think pretty well of their play
ers. A publication of Washington
State, college regrets that it is only
the Brown university eleven that is TO
play. the Washington boys. The west
erners think t would be better game
if Cornell or Pittsburgh had been Sc
lected as an opponent. After the game
has been played they will probably be
pleased that opposition wasn't any
| stronger.
In the official averages published
yesterday Joe Wood gets the place of
honor. But he worked only 157 in
Fnings while johnson labored 1886. The
Washington wonder stood second while
Shore of the Red Sox was third. The
American league scorers give a bunch
of figures about everything but they
don't mention the thing in which the
fans are most interested-the number
of games won and lost.
The coming battle between Mike
Gibbons and. Young Ahearn in ST.
Paul Mimi, is creating great excite
ment. Fhe purse will be so COO so
perhaps the boys will lose their tenn
pers and swap a few sure enough
i blows.
1t is reported that Alvin Kraenzlein
may become track coach at Pennsy1-
vania. He was training the German
athletes for the Olympic games when
the war stopped the work.
It is reported that both INK SSeeley
and Moshier of the Remington-Arns
football eleven are in bad shape since
Sundays game. The Arms manage
naent will make an effort to get some
college stars to play in the ,backfeld
against the Glees next Sunday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

Earthquake shocks were felt in sew,
eraI Italian towns. No loss of life
was reported.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

Use LYFORD BROTHERS Buy
e East Side and Wees End Y
q UNION LABEL PANTS b
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

A strong peace plea was made by
Pope Benedict nv at the opening of
the consistory at the Vatican.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

p. A. IS soFcf every
1UheTe in toPPy red
bags Hondyf for cigd-
rette sn1Okers), 5cS
tidy red fins, zOcs
han ds0mc pound
and holf-P0uE1d tin
humfd0rs-Gnd-
that classy crystal
glass pound hEzET1idor
with the sponge
D1ofseeneT fOP that
keeps p. A. bang up.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07
COACH MILhTKEN EXPLAINS.

Freddy Welsh Will tackle Jimmy
Murphy in philadelphia next Monday
night. And the band will play the
latest dance music.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

1t is reported that. Alvin Kraenz1ein
may become track coach at PennsyI-
vania. He was training the German
athletes for the Olympic games when
the war stopped the work.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-07

Here's fhe latest member off1e ''oTd-
time jin1ny-Pipers' club. IFS q fine
likeness of John e. Bach, IOI years
old of Newark. N. J. He has been a
pipe smoker for SOyears. Mr.. Bach,
who enjoys his smokes every day,
gives this idea of a long life Smoke
all you want, eat All you want, sleep
all you F'ai4t and don't vvorEyI'
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02
The KnIghts Of Pythiss are remodel

The KnIghta Of Pvthiss are remodel
ING their home-ths Dolores opera
boose. The front part up stairs 10
being converted into . club room.
Thb room will he furnished In elegant
styls, and will have oil the late period.
icais and other good reading matter,
sud will be open ut oil times for the
ne0bers Of the lodge aud their fami-
liss. There will also be installed dur.
Ing the month electric lights for the
hall, al up-to-date picture machine
aud IN electric piano. This will make
the Dolores opera house up-to-dats In
every way. The Knights are having
much work now aud II will take them
until late In the spring to take through
I'll those who have niAde application
for membership.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02
Try our vanilla loo cream for Sunday
dinner dessert. Special pstcs on one
half gallon OF more. packed end Do
llvsred. G. n. RASH,
Cor. Fourth 90. end Cen. Ave.
Fer Sole

Blk thoroughbred White wyandotts
hens and . ronstsr. Juse what you
want for the foundation Of thorough
bred flock. Thess are - we'll bred
chickens - you pay from - o. 10 $1,000
piece Tor and express when you send
away for them. Two years old, good
winter layen, and % ct one dollar
esch or seven dollaEs Tor the bunch.
n you want them inquire q ooss 1t
this once. Also half dossn white
Leghosns 81 rs osuts each; and . dossn
mixed birds, veil bred and fns layen,
but on In feathers, comb, shape OF sise.
at 60 cents each. This 10 . cleanup
and get busy u you want 10 take ID.
vantage Of II.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02

The Richard = PsinsIes miussssls
savs thsIF sStsstsiansas In the opsss
houss lest evening sccosding n aAves.
tlssnssot. The houss was crowded, .
numhss II Cossss psopls hslns prs.sat.
This saisstsionnsns vas Q treat IN bo.
lorss psopls - u b ss,dom that thls
clas of show stops hess. TIE asssls
was sspscIally ass ssd eompsissd the
lafess pan n tbs svssiss's satsstais.
sssst, ssiy enough lsks vsss woven
In - - vaslssy.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02

Sunday school at 10 o'clock Phila.
thea Baraca Bible classes at 10 .. m.
Owing to the Special Easter Services
at the Methodist church We will not
havs any preaching service.
Christian Endeavor $50 p. m. Sub.
ject. Conquerins Discoursg-meuts, Pa.
u: lila. (Consecration Meeting) Let
every Endeav6rer come out.
special Easter Services 1T summit
Ridge st2 y. N, sermon by Rev. H.
VIC. Ainley.
special services began at Lewis
March Slst, aud will continue two
weeks, Rev. Ainlsy preaching.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02

The X. p. Dramatic Club returned
saturday from Mancos oil safe and
snund after giving the damon aud
Pythias" At the opera house Friday
night. The attendance vas not -
they expected on account Of the sdvsr-
tissug matter they sent over lying In
the express ONCE until the company
arrived. The Mancos people treated
t6sm nne aud oil report good time.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02

xiss Dolores Mccormick closed Q
very successful term Of school lest FRI.
day lsavlne for her home iu Durango
90 monday Tor Q months vacation,
having accepted IN eight months term
Of school at Hesperus.
Bert Parker and Carl Testen made =
trip 70 Cortss lest Saturday on business
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
REAL HNTATE

, Whereas, by decree of the county court Of
tho County OF Montesuma In the State Of Colo-
RADIO duly entered of record In the matter az
the estate 81 Henry h. Wallace. deceased, the
undersigned, administrator do bonis non %
said estate has been commanded To sell At
private sale the following described real estate
Of said decedent situate In the Town Of Dolo-
res in the County Of hontczuma In the State
Of Colorado; namely: Lots and ., In block
Y. OF the appraised value Of et3D; lots IA, u,
% and 10, In block IL, Of the appraised vslue Of
% Ss5sO; an undivided one-half interest In lot
I. in block 10, and full ownership o. the north
30 foot Of the wall on the east ono foot Of said
lot Z, Of the appraised value Of $3.50; . strip
of land one foot In width and lD fest In length
on the west side of lot =. In block 10. facing
Central avenue on the south and joining lot
OF said block 10 on the west, aad bsing por.
tion OF the party wall bstwesn said lots 4 and
.. Of the appraised value of $40; terms Of sale
cash. and at not lees than the appraised valus
Of zach separate parcel thereof.
Nov. therefore, notice 10 hersby given, that
the undersigned will accordingly ell said
property at private sale on the 1Stho day Of
April, A. d. lels, At the houf OF o'clock IN the
Bank Of Msnco.. COLORADO, a. tks Town q
mailing he Highest and bsst olsr thsrsior
sccordin9 70 said tsrms q sals. sahjst 10 the
approyal Of such sale or salss b. thg eoart,
and that he viii up TO and uakil eaid hour
receive written o1svs thsgsfos accoediagly.
Dated this seh de, d March, 4; ?; ~;
Adminissratos O. siorssaid.
First publication April :, lels.
second publication April .. lS1S
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02

Adam Wagner, agents for the Col
umblan National Life Insurance
oe0pany, wired from bis home Mont
rss that his little child had died
"Wednesday. His many friends In Do
lssss and vicinity extend sincere sym
poehy.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02

=. Z. Bray Of ksdvsls, wss In town
Lest week the suest u J. W. Reeves.
NJ. Bray wss rstarnins from . trip Ia
the uranium county Of the lower Ian
Miguel vhsrs be spent soms time rsp.
rsssstins beaver psstiss In buying
mlusni claims. He predicts . bright
future Sos the Unniem county.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02

Among the hest Of those who came
over from Cortes last evening 10 attend
the minstrel show were: Harlan Bee.
her, Adubsrt Outlet, Sam Walker,
Ray Diliey, Sumner Minter aud Char.
lie Burke.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02

David swickhimer returned on
Saturday from Denver where he has
spsnt couple months. He expects
Nm. swickhimsr to return some time
In May and they will make their home
In DolOres.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02
For results sdvsrtlss In The sssr.

Rsesossatsd Dstanes Sod vhsat.
This wheat hes been cleaned and
graded 70 that only about one-half has
bsen placed 10 the seed bin.
Free from Wild oats.
Price, $40 per hundrsd oct Of bin;
In lots Of 1000 pounds o. over, " 80
per hundred.
r. q. WILKINSON.
Phone, Red 27.6 Dolores. Colo.
b2.l
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02
RECITAL.

To b Given ~ ~ Pspiis q Mn Bssh's
Msde 0ss O Next Friday Evening
In ths Do,osa Opssa Hovo
Apsl III. 1915
Trio-"Daucing Floves". :. Holst
Lydia Willard, Gladys Bslmear,
Lille Lockstt
Vocal solos. ........... Clam Ostssfsld
Observation-Disclosures Drsa,ns" :.
..........::.... ................ martin
Nina McCammon
Duetts-"Military March" =. .Flagier
Alice Econ. Bertha Econ
Observation-Disclosures Day.. Martin
Lille Lockett
Vocal Solo. ...............R. 9. 3, fox
Instrumental -"Cathedrai Morning
Suitnes Moftln
0ladys Belinear
Trio-"Chiming May Belis". .sIswert
Alice Lynton, Lydia Willard
Nina McCammou
Observation-Disclosures Chimes" u. :.
............ .......... Hetns
Alice Exon
Duette--"Sleigh Ride Gal0p" .Treloav
Gladys Belnear, Jack Belmear
Reading. -.............M sdge Bergh
Duette. ...... VsstoI Bell, Herbert Bell
Humorsske. DvOrak
Bertha Exon
Instrumental-"Courtly Dance. .....
......... .s.-........... mofSln
Alice Lynton
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-04-02

Nm. John SAgrillo was . business
caller ct The Star ONCE Tuesday. Mrs.
saGrillo spent several days In town
visiting with her daughter, Mn. Dick
0rauath.