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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24
7 { N A N 7
RELIEF BILL
INTRODUCED
BILL INTRODUCED
IN TEXAS HOUSE YESTERDAY
SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS
BILL iNOoRSlNG WILSON.

Austin, Tex, Jan. Ex-Governor
Ferguson's tenant farmer relief bin
was introduced in the House today by
Representatives Reeves and Bagby.
The senate state affairs commit
tee today favorably reported the bill
endorsing the Wilson administration,
rejecting an amendment endorsing
Colquitt. 1t also favorably reported
the bill to force the railroads to roof
cotton platforms.
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GOVERNMENT GlNNERS r. RT
ISSUED SATURDAY S II o w S
THIRTEEN MILLION NINE HUN.
DRED SEVEN THOUSAND BALES
UP TO THE SIXTEENTH
Ninth Cotton Ginning Report Of Sea-
son Shows Oklahoma Had Million
Hundred Forty seven Thousand
Bales Ginned.

Washington, Jan. 23-The ninth
cotton ginning report of the season,
compiled from reports of Cansus Bu-
reau correspondents and agents
throughout the cotton belt and is
sued at 10 a. m, today, announced
that 13,907 600 bales of cotton, count
ing round bales at half bales, of the
growth of 1914 had been ginned prior
to January 16. This compared with
13,5S2,036 bales, or 971 per cent. of
the entire crop, ginned prior to Jan
uary 16 last year, 19,OSS,930 bales,
Or $40 per cent. in 1912 and H.,
515,9SS bales, or 93.3 per cent in 1911.
The average quantity of cotton ginned
prior to January 16 in the past three
years was 13,72S,921 bales or 95.S
per cent. of the crop.
Included in the ginnings were So
COO round bales compared with 96,S07
last year, 1880 in 1912 and 1854
in 1911.
Sea Island cotton included num-
bered 10000 bales, compared with
1921 bales last year, 7O,75S in 1912
and 109,S67 bales in 1911.
Ginnings prior to January 16, by
states, with comparisons for the past
three years and the percentage of
the entire crop ginned in those states
prior to that date in the same years,
follows:
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Rev. Sosbee Returns

Rev. a. NJ. Sosbee is here from Ok
lahOma City, where he has been for
the past ten days assisting the
Chancellor Bros. in opening up a new
general merchandise store in that city.
He will return to remain there about
ten days longer and will then be back
in Ardmore to stay. He states that
he will be in the race for commits.
sioner from the Fourth Ward.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24
TEMPERATURE OF SIXTEEN
ABOVE RECORDED IN ARDMoRE
YESTERDAY MORNING BUT
TEMPERATURE ROSE STEADILY
MUCH SNOW IN TEXAS
Greater Portion of Western Texas
Covered With Snow Yesterday
Three Inches of Snow at Snyder
Heavy Snow at Temple.

A temperature of l6 above was re-
corded by the local weather bureau
yesterday but the temperature rose
steadily throughout the day and in
dications last night were that this
mornings lowest temperature would
not reach that point.
No snow fell here yesterday, but
snow was reported at several points
in Oklahoma Saturday morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24

LONDON Jan. 23.-Russian sources report the sup
preston of serious mutny in the Turkish army Sew
enteen Turkish officers said to have been executed
Turkey claims that the Russians are now retreating
in Caucasus. .....
The only development of the Russian offensive
the advance toward East Prussia through the forests
near Lpno
Last nights sensational reports of Zeppeins flying
various parts of England seem completely unfound
ed
The Germans are massing near Labasse in northern
France and the allies strengthening their lines all
through that region
Roumania is purchasing war munitions in America
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DALLAS SOCIALIST ARRESTED.
Socialist Candidate for Congress
Charged With Misuse of the Mails.

Dallas, Tex, Jan. 23.-J. b. Goode,
who was the socialist candidate for
congress from the Fifth Texas Dis
trict last fall. was arrested here to-
day charged with misuse of the
mails.
1t is alleged that he threatened to
blow up the city hall if Mayor Hol-
land did not give work to the city's
unemployed. Goodies letter told the
mayor that he would lead an army
of unemployed on the city hall, who
would throw bricks through the win
dows.
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TURKS SUPPRESS MUT|NY AND
SEVENTEEN OFFICERS EXECUTED

Russian Sources Responsible for the Reported Mutiny
Among Turks-Friday Nights Reports of AnOth-
er Zeppelin Attack Appear Without Foundation
Germans Massing Troops Near Labasse in North
ern France and Allies Are Strengthening there
R0umana Purchasing War Munitions in America
Germany Makes Change in Plans and Failure of the
Austrians to Check Russian Advance Causes Ger
man Army to be Sent to Gaicia to Drive Back the
Cars TrOOps-All Railroads From Prussia to Hun
gary and Russian Border Have Been Closed to Or
dnary Traffic for Month"; Indicating Heavy Move
ment of Troops-Paris Claims Allies are Occupying
Labasse.
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German Aeroplane Brought Down

Paris, Jan. 2S.-German aviators
dropped eighty bombs upon Dunkirk
late yesterday. French and British
aeroplanes pursued, bringing down
one "taube" on the Belgian frontier
killing both occupants. This "taube"
still carried ten bombs. Six persons
injured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24
ANARCHY AND
TERROR IN
MEXICO CITY
cARRANzA REPORTS SAY THAT
MANY WOMEN ARE NEAR
DEATH IN MEXICO CITY AS
RESULT OF lLL-TREATMENT

Washington, d. c.. Jan. 23.-Car-
rama dispatches say that anarchy,
panic and disorder reign in Mexico
City.
T. 1t is alleged that many women are
near death from mis- treatment by the
Villa troops.
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Renew Fight on Appropriation.

Washington, d. c.. Jan 23.-ln the
senate today, the fight was renewed
on the international defense fund in
the army appropriation bill, which the
house passed last night, totalling one
hundred and one million dollars.
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The next ginning report of the Cen
sus Bureau will be issued at 10 a. m,
Saturday, March 20, and will show
the quantity of cotton ginned through
opt the season.
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British Ship MAY Intern

Washington, ID. c., Jan 23.-The state
department orders the British collier
Farm. which the Karlsruhe captured,
and which now has a German prize
crew, at San Juan, Porto Rico. to
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TRY TO FORCE PASSAGE.
Democratic Caucus to Try to Push
Through the Ship Purchase Bill,

Washington, d. c., Jan. 23.-The
senate democratic caucus today de-
cded to try to force the passage of
the ship purchase bill at the present
session of congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24
German Supply Ship Sunk

London, Jan, 23.-An Australian
cruiser has sunk a German supply
ship which was used as an auxiliary
for German cruisers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24
THAW TO NEW YORK.
Friendly Demonstration Given Thsw
as RE Left Vermont Yesterday.

Manchester. Vermont, Jan. 23.-
Harry X. Thaw was taken to New
York today. He was given a friend
ly demonstration upon leaving here.
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Three Inches at Snyder.

Snyder, eX., Jan. 23-Three inch
es of snow fell here this morning.
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Sleiqhs in West Texas.

San Angelo, Tex, Jan. 23.-F'ive
inches Of snow fell here. Sleighs were
running today. Much of west Texas
is snow covered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24
Zeppelin Sighted Saturday

Dover, Enlgand, Jan. pa Zeppe-
lin was reported to have been sighted
over Ostend today.
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Austrian Premier RESIGNS.

Rome, Jan. 23-Jt is reported here
that the Austrian Premier, Count
Stuergks has resigned
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Heavy Snow at Temple.

Temple, Tex. Jan. 23.-There has
been heavy snow storm here. Snow
has been falling since early morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24
Allies Take Labasse

PARIS, Jan. 23.-It is reported here that the allies
are occupying Labasse near Lille.
An official statement says that the infantry fighting
continues in Asace. The firing there is ncessant night
and day. Little is known Of the true purpose of this bat
tie.
The French artillery has seriously damaged the foot
bridges before st. Mihie.
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Swiss Increase Oefenses

Paris, Jan. Switzerland is re-
ported to be reinforcing her border
guards.
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PROMOTION FOR BLISS.

Border Commander Advanced to
Place as Assistant Chief OF Staff.
Washington, d. c., Jan. 23.-Brig-
adler General Bliss, commanding
the troops on the Texas border comes
staff. Brigadier General r. +, Davis
will succeed General Bliss in Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24
Villa Victory Claimed.

Guaymas, Mex, Jan. 23,-Nilla's
troops have defeated General Orazcos
army seventyfive miles south of
MaZatlan.
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British Aviatora Active

Amsterdam, Jan. PA British avi-
ator today dropped bombs upon i'm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24

The socialists have put out a city
ticket in Chickasha.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24

portant docks at Bruges, Belgium and
escaped, although German aeroplanes
pursued.
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ALL OTHER STATE'

Ginnings of Sea Island cotton prior
January I, by States:
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WEATHER FORECAST

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-17
Lively Tom
ExEss<xEz:.SSsESsEsSs sss SsszSSEs.SsEE

One Christmas game that is as old
as the records of games is usually
known by the name of Lively Tom.
A small stick IS lighted at one end and
allowed TO burn for few minutes I'M
til, when the fame is extinguished.
there remains lively glowing point
The players being ranged in circle,
the stick is passed from hand TO hand.
Each player before handing the stick
TO his neighbor must repeat the words,
Toms alive" So soon as the words
are uttered the next player must re-
ceiye the stick offered to him The
unlucky one who has Tom die in his
hands must pay forfeit. The most
convenient forfeit for this game is that
the one who is the victim should sub
NIT TO wearing a mustache or eye
brows drawn on the face by the charred
end OF the stick itself.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-17
Yuls Loo and Joyous Rsxsl.

The still observed custom OF Merrie
England Of bringing in the Yule log
with much ceremony and Joyous revel
for both yonge and olde" may be very
eharmingly adapted TO the uses OF q
Christmas eve party. 1t is not even
necessary that the house possess one
OF the mighty fireplaces OF old English
days, for the log in this case is fgura-
tive rather than actual
1t is constructed of cardboard or
light wood and is hollow, with con-
venient door through which the gifts
nave been put inside before the cere-
mony OF Bringing it in is commenced.
Ihere are many quaint though simple
festivities that may be enacted, and
they are always intensely amusing to
the children
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GR I,iiG'ID :
J saasssssssssss'

ORMOND, Dec IA delegation
from Ormond attended the hearing
OF the government engineers on the
deeper waterway question and the
purchase Of the Florida East Coast
canal, on Monday of this week at
Jacksonville. Among the delegation
was Mayor w F. Colby, Messrs. An
drew Baker and E. F. Russell, repre-
senting the Ormond board of trade
and John A Reilly and J. G. Daub the
town council. The delegates returned
feeling much elated over what they
consider the prospects for the gov
eminent deciding upon the East
Coast route.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. n Johnson, of
Charlottesville, Ind, arrived on Sat
urday last and will occupy Summit
Cottage" their home on Pine street
for the whites.
W. W. Thompson with his wife and
charming little daughter arrived last
week and viii occupy a part Of the
Merritt house on Granada avenue.
Mr.. Thompson will have charge OF
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their home by the addition of an ell
and an attractive piazza.
Miss Anna Owens, private secretary
TO Manager D, ]. Trudeau, of Hotel
Ormond, is again here for the season
also Albert Chase.
A large number Of Ormond resi-.
dents enjoyed the photo-opera of
Carmen as presented by Geraldine
Farrar at the Daytona theatre last
week. Among the private auto-loaas
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. blair
who entertained as their guests the
Misses Weatherbee and Reilly. The
Francis and Whittlesey car was also
well filed and Archer Adams took
~ q the young people down, who,
after witnessing the play, had a bon
ire and supper on Ormond Beach.
The postponed regular meeting Of
the V. I. A was held on Friday last
In the reading room OF the new Me-
mortal building, Miss Weatherbee in
the chair. A committee to ARRANGE
Tor the new years reception, was an
pointed by the president, this to CON
sist OF Mrs H. B. Shaw, Chairman.
Mrs. Geo. \. Rigby. Miss Folk and
Miss Howe. The chair also appointed
a permanent entertainment commit
tee to consist of Mrs. Guy Witham
and Mrs. Stanley Carnen. The reso-
lutions Of the town council in regard
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the Ormond hotel garage for the sea
son.
Edward K Merritt. who has been
attending the Columbia Military acad-
envy at Columbia, Tenn, arrived on
Saturday and will be with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Merritt. until
after the holidays. Mr. Edward has
been having a bad bronchial attack,
but is now improving.
Harry Wylie, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
5, E. Wylie. and who has been at
tending the Valparaiso college at Val
paraiso. Ind, is spending the holidays
with his parents.
D. J. Trudeau, manager Of the Mt.
washington hotel. Breton Woods, y.
H. arrived last week, preparatory to
opening the Hotel Ormond as usual
the first part of January.
Henry Tompkins, of Niagara Falls.
\. Y, is again in town for the winter
season.
Harry Wardweu, Of Swampscott,
Mass, is expected on Thursday OF
this week, and win be located at
Mildred lodge as heretofore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, also Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley, all OF Geneva, IL, also
Mr. ]. Broweraucher, of Hartford
Conn, are guests at Rose Villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Witham, OF
Orchard Lane, have been improving
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CHRISTMAS
CANES
AND SPORTS
Guessing Hand"

n VERY original sociable that Is
~ especially good when jolly crowds
are assembled for Christmas fes-
fivities Is an all hands function The
invitations are written on cards shap-
ed ike an outstreEched hand. and .-ail
hands are invited 10 join in the fun
TO follow
OF course there Is 4 guessing game
where hands are the puzzle subjects
First the young men guess the girls
hands. which are thrust through holes
in a curtain or held above screen.
and afterwarsi the maidens must say
which hand belongs 10 which man
There should he left handed game.
where each man or girl must write a
copy. using the left instead Of the
right hand. and the prize might be an
autograph guest book
Then see which Of each sex can take
the biggest handful Of nuts from a
basket OF these goodies passed 10 all
Most nuts grabbed win the prize. but
there must he separate awards for the
girls and the men
Or have each guest plunge his or
her hand into a basket Of nuts and.
taking up as many IS possible on the
back Of the hand. run around the room
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70 the deeper waterway question to
come before the government eng[
neers on Monday, were discussed and
received the endorsement Of the club
The program for the day. in charge Of
Miss Margaret Howe, followed. The
subject. the Hawaiian Islands, was
one or Miss Howe's most interesting
ana entertaining trayelogues, The
speaker touched upon the manners
and customs OF the educated and
wealthy classes. of whom there is q
very large number in Honolulu. as
well as those of the lower types. Miss
moves description OF the volcano OF
hllauea, with its sea OF boiling lava.
the most wonderful volcano in the
world. was one of the most vivid and
fascinating variations given to the
club In long time. The hostesses tOr
the day were Mrs. Lars Bostrom.
Mrs. Stanley Carnen, and Mrs. E. ".
Amsden.
Inc ormond Supply company m
ished setting the poles Tuesday for
the electric lighting and by the end
OF the week the greater part Of the
wiring viii be completed The ma
chlnery is now on the ground and it
VIII be only short time until the
current is turned on.
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with the booty. The number OF points
in ones score is represented by the
number Of nuts on the back Of the
hand when the runner completes the
tour OF the room
Drawing a hand Is another good
contest, and it would also be amusing
to have the guests name as many IA
NOUS anecdotes connected with the hu-
man hand as can be recalled at the
time and written down
Or the hostess may prepare in adj
vance a series Of puzzle questions TO
be answered by her guests. Such ques-
tons nas the following viii convey an
idea hf what questions are meant:
What famous lady had great diff
Guilty in washing her hands? Lady
Macbeth.
What nursery hero is suggested by
part OF the hand: Tom Thumb.
What name IS frequently bestowed
upon the forefnger? Index.
What delicacy is suggested by the
human hand? Lady fingers
1t would be amusing TO have index
fingers with signs tackled up in all the
rooms and corridors to which guests
have access during the party-thus,
This Way 10 the Refreshments,
This Way TO the Lemonade Bowl"
etc.
Prizes in the games should be arti-
cles relating TO the hands Such ar
ticles as gloves. handkerchiefs, Thin
bles, etc, are suggested
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Do your Xmas. shopping in DaytOna
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-26

-r1 Mir. Bangs write father Ju-l w.D yen thought about it"
 There was a suspicion of tears iu u,. ice as she turned away and ru
 without another word She wa~ ut out of sight around Che bend H jt staircase and her little naot~ u... clauering swiftly upward h-turr fully grasped tne significance rt m. eXpIanation-or. might Upttpi ~u. her reproach lt slowly davu.d ur. me thut had said go great mau, tWu. to her that it would uy noe ,o rpuru. Der before questioning her mutl,-S u any particular
 As the day for her departure dr-v ueurer-it was now buJ forty .i-N hours away-her manner seemed Go uu dcrgO a complete change. Sue hrcIu. moody nervous. depressed Ot cuur-. all this was attributable to the drrau ot discovery and capturp when ~n, was once outside the great walls r SchlO~s ROthhOplcn ] could uudu stand her feelings and rather Hmpll attempted Co bolster up her ruurag, by making light Of the supposed rnr ils.
 She looked at me with certain II. thetlc sOmberuesS In her eyes thut caused my heart Go ache Al ut pai joyous raillery was guue. au of nrt gentle arrogance. Her sole interest It. life in these last days seemed ro Hr a. "a sacriiciul nature She was svr.I and gentle with every with mr Ir particular. ! may sIy-aud there wl- something positively humble in her ai rtude Of self uhnegauon Where si.. had once been wilful and iruuic sh, was now gentle and cousiderute Nu, was 1 the only one tU uute these Sur tie changes in her doubt. however 1T the others were less puzzled than in fact. Mrs. Titus was palpably pnl pleXed. and there were times when caught her eying me with distinct d.- approval as it she were seeking in u, the cause of hcr daughters weakness nonsense have you been putting into the poor childs head. you wretchf"
 went up to have a parting romi with Rosemary uu tbe last night oi her stay with mc. The countess paid but little attention Co us She sat over in the window and stared oul into the dusky shadows Ut the falling night. My nenrt was sore was miserable The last romp.
 Blake finally snItched Rosemary on to bed. lt wus then that the countess aroused herself and came over Co me with a sad little smile on her lips.
 Good night" sbe said rather wist- fully. holding ont her hand 10 me
 ! deliberately glanced at my watch "Gt's only ten minutes past &" sac reprOachfully.
 "l know" she said quietly. Good night"
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4 CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
 will Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala.-'I must confess" eavs hirs; Eula Mae Reid, of ihis place. 'that laTdm, ihe Woman's tonic, has done me a great deal of good.
 Before l commenced using Cardui would spit up. everything l ate. had lred, sleepy feeling all the time, and was irregular. could hardly drag around. and would have severe headaches com linuousiy.
 Since taking Cardui, | have entirely quil spiaing up what 1 eat. Everything seems to digest all right, and | have gained lO pounds ln weight"
 If you are a victim of any of the numer- ous ms so common 10 your sex, it is wrong to suffer.
 For hall a century, Cardui has been re- lleving lusl such ills, as is proven by inc thousands oi letters, similar to the above. which pour into our office, year by year.
 Cardui is successful because if is coul- posed oi ingredients which actspecifcally on me Womanly constitution. and helps build the weakened organs back to healih and strength.
 Cardui has helped others, and will help you, foo. Oct a bottle today. You won't t. Your druggist sells iL
 Hrie tos Chnttanooga Medicine Go. Ladies' Al. NiorY Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn. ior sueciql It- nfucfiofs on your case and Of-noge book Home Treatment iof Women. sent in p'an sTapper. NC i20
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WINES AND TAXES.

LONDON, May 25-Currant wine made in England, often with an alec .holic strength as high as 27 degrees, pays a tax Hess than a penny a bot tle for the sugar used, while light French clarets would, under the pro posed liquor tax bill. pay fifty cents bottle. Californian and Australian wines suffer the same handicap as the French, for by an anomally of al- cohol as a preseryatiye. nevertheless seems to be classed. as teetotal drink
 Australian wines have been under a heavy disadvantage in England for a long time Owing to the long yoy- age, colonial book has been shipped in bottles while German book has been imported in bulk. Owing to the difference in duty between bulk and bottled goods colonial wine has had to pay nearly double the duty charged on German wine
 Hook is a favorite light wine in England, especially as summer drink served with soda or mineral waters. As prejudice against Ger, many will continue for some years at least, wine merchants believe that there win be @ heavy demand for California hook which comes closer to the Rhine product in body and flavor than the Australian.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-26

CTo be continued,