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IlLiterara s6ptamanala. Director
|N. Iorga. Redactori: |. Agarbi
Iceanu, G. Bogdan -Duna, Nichifol
ICrainic, G. 81 Fagetcl, |. y. So
ricu, p. Tomescu Cuprinsul:
g. Bogdan-Dnica: Despre Va
isle Alexandril G. .Goran: Pier
duta (sonet). |. U. Soricu
Faust (traducere, partea a doua)
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ria: Zena Zero. - M. l.: Cronica
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A aparut: 'Cele Trei Crisuri'
Revista de Cultura, Oradea-Mart
AnM iii. Iunie 1922. Director.
Fondator: George Bacaloglu.
Colaboratorii: Mihail Dragomi
rescu, Horia Furtuna, Oh. Tul.
bure,t Serbian Bascovici, Ion Foti
George Voewidca, T. Murasanu
IN. Davidescn, George A. Petre
IN Batzaria, George Bacaloglu, G.
vladescu-Albesti, A. Cotrus, Vale.
| ria Greavu-Tnlbure, Sanda No
| villa, M. G. San1arineanu, G. Pavel
Kondor Laszlo. George Baiculescu
En-. PAP Paziss,h Viora I. Ciordas
Bardos Laszlo, Ion Dragu, Cri:
dim, Ersilia Cfistescu, Antoniar
Nour, N. NJ. Nigrim, st. Marcus
Paul /. Papadopol, Benedek Elek
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Pretul: 8 Lei.
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vista lunara Anul LII. Iunie 1920
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Zamfirescu. - Duiliu Zamfirescu
Tarani 81 arindasi. Duiliu
Zamfirescu: Romanul 81 Ungurul
\ (poezie). DR.. Iuliu Pascu
,Princpii 2nerale dc organizarea
invatamantului de indnstrie cas-.
mica. - George Dumitrescu: obi
nioara.. (poezic). = Col. l. Ma.
nolescu: Din comorile sufletesti
late poporului nostru. Gavril
Todica Zari dip univers. - /. G.,
LA imblatit. V. !. Motif nostri.
Tn ccou la "Cronica scolara din
|numarul trecut. Cronica. -
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sociatillne''.
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dactor-sef:, ] Georgescu.
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tiunea'', Sibiu, Str. Saguna 6.
Pretul 10 Lei.
Depozit general pentru vechiuI
regat, Basarabia 81 Bucovina Ii
braria Pavel Stlru, Bucuresti
Calea victoriei s. uAde Sc afla dt
vinzare toate publicatiile "Aso
ciatiunei".
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nala' Revista Economical, Sta
tistica 81 Financiara Anm XLIII
lea Maiu-Tume No. 5-6. Apar,
lunar. Fondator: p. s. Aurelial
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1922 Anul XIV. Iunie No. 8
Reyista Literara 81 StiintificI G,
urmatorul snmar:
1 Vladimir Corolenco; Fara graft
! QRomansSsfarsit)
Otilia Cazimir; Llmini 81 I'm
FIBRE,
1 Nicolae Popovschi; Romans
Imul in Basarabia 81 Unirea.
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DR.. CIR. Graur.; Tineretea YES
,lnica.
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calcitc.
| Paul Zarifopol; Pnblicul $
arta lui Caragiale.
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Il Nostalgie. Crez.
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Cantare'' traducerc de Cornelil
Moldovanu.
| Rinduri pentru Sulamita As
Ion MinulescQ.
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doianu.
Sulamita (versuri) de N. Davi.
|. Tablele Legii dc Iulian Giur
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Eterna Sulamita (versnrl) dc
X. Aderca.
! Nimfele (xersuri) de Marcel II
Romanescu.
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Straine. - Carti, Idei 81 Oameni
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lncunostintaIe

in NUMELE A 81 DE SOCIETATI
DIN UNIUNE,
PRIN ACEASTA Sc ADUCE LA Gu.
NOSTINTA TUTUROR SOCIETATu OR
APARTINATOARE ."UNIUNEI" CA
ASTAZI, 80 JULIE A. G., S'A TINUT
PRIMA SEDINTA CONSULTATIVE Al
DELEGATILOR PENTRU ADUNAREA
GENERALA EXTRAORDKNARAIIIISIIuVA
URMA PANA VA RESOLVA tfyKTE
CHESTIUNILE PRIVITOARE LA UNIJJ-
NEA NOASTRA.
+ SOCIETATILE CARE INCA NU AU
TRIMS PANA IN PREZENT DELEGATE
SAU PLENIPOTENTE STUNT RUCATE
"A TRIMITE FARA NICI @ INTARZIERE.
! DATA AsTAZI LA 30 JULIE 1922, ft} .sat
/ IN YOUNGSTOWN OHIO.
/ G. CARDULESCU
II PRESEDINTELE ADUNARH
/ M. POPESCU,
/ SECRETAR
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! spadei, care
In mana il til pin de stralucire,
Apleaca-l INSPIRE binecuvantarc,
81 yom spoEni, MAria-Ta acolo
Gu avantul tineretii ne intimate,
Orbit de l'ndurerarea fara
seaman
A campnrilor noastre devastate...
81 nom cadea; Maria-Ta,
nici unul:
In lupta sc innalta, nu Sc cade...
81 vulturii regali, ION duce iarasi
Sub scntul sangeroasei noastrc
spade
Acolo, unde-i inima de aur
A neamului meu, unde
Insult esti
Curg vorbele una dupa alta 81
ISl-l vOm aSterne n semn de
inchinare
LA tronu lmparatiei romanesti.
Martie 1917.
. Poetnl este Ardelean.
Sc iA6ntuesc, sc inoada ideile 81
imaginele 81 toti snntem cnprinsi
de vraja lor 81 miscati de frnmn-
lsetia lor, de dnlceata lor, de ma
retia momentum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

mented by their English mannarisms
and mode OF dress, caused some Of tho
photographers who went to the ship 20
meet them to ask:
Where are the Argentine players ~
Captain Lewis Lacey, who heads the
team, is Canadian by birth and was
taken to Buerfos Ayres by his parents
thirty-three years ago, when he was
two years old. He is engaged in bust
ness in the Argentine capital and his
associates are all sons Of wealthy
ranchers.
1--WE expect strenuous tussle over
here" he said. "At least more siren
uous than we had in England. The
British are splendid players, but they
take the game more slowly than I
fancy you do over here and are accus-
toned to playing it on damp ground.
Over here understand you play faster
and that the contests are on hard
ground. These are conditions under
which we are accustomed to playing,
and think we will like IL better.
1--WE have come here on the invita-
ton of the Rumson Country Club Polo
Association and will enter the competi-
tion for the H. L. Herbert Memorial
Cup handicap. We took nine players
and fifty seven ponies to England, but
four Of our men have returned to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Special cable 10 rho T,sbunc

Copyright, iss2, New York Tribune Inc.
DEAUvILLE, Aug. 19.--The unpopu-
lar pastime of trying to keep tabs on
King Alfonso Of Spain is again accu-
plying the attention of the Deauville
police practically to the exclusion Of
all other activities, for want OF the
time to attend to them.
The volatile monarch tours the dis
trict around Deauville extensively day
after day In speed car which he
drives himself. Ie refuses to permit
any interference with his plans and
goes about unguarded except for such
protectors as may contrive to watch
him without making their presence
discerniblc to his keen vision.
As an alternative to his automobile
dashes into the country the Spanish
King enjoys daily gallop around the
local bride paths, his companions on
these expeditions being Lord and Lady
Wodehouse, Of whose company he Is
apparently fond. He pays also daily
visit to the fashionable Pontniers Cafe,
where two tables are reserved every
morning for the royal party. He
eats shrimps and drinks sherry in vast
quantities. This combination esta5-
fishes devastating precedent among
the local epicures, who, appreciating
! the recherche qualities of shrimps and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Alleged Pay-Roll Thief Held
Three Now Await Trial for Plra-
lanx Silk Mills Robbery

Charged with being the third man
wanted for holding up the paymaster
of Che Phalanx Silk Mills, William
Brandt, thirty-one years old, of 4o5
Murphy Place. West New York. was
held without bail in the First Criminal
Court in Jersey City yesterday. Eu-
gene Clifton, of West Hoboken. and
Albert Leblanc, already are under ar
rest.
Two men on the sidewalk and a third
on motorcycle with sidecar held up
Charles Fatlot, the paymaster, and
Adolph Eekers, superintendent Of the
factory, as they were returning to the
Phaianx plant with the pay roll money.
The three arrested have been identified
81 the ho!d-up men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Cooked Fish Cast Up
By Gas Held Is,edible

NAPLES, Aug. 10 ny The As
sociated Press) Thousands of
dead cells, gray mullets, sea bass
and other fish have come to the
surface the last few days on Lake
Lucrin, near the north shore of
the Gulf of Naples, from which 1t
is separated only by a narrow
sandspit. Fishermen in the vicin-
ity were delighted, especially as
the fish appeared to be already
cooked, but their pleasure was
shcrtlived, for the authorities pro-
hibited collection of the fish, fear
ing that they had been poisoned
by an eruption of gases.
Lucrin is a small lake well
known in the time of Cicero and
Horace, who extolled its oysters
and mussels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
innocent Says
Mr.s.(,ibersOn In
First Interview
Woman Accused of Killing
Husband Warned by Atsor-'
sicy Not TO Answer Cues
lions About Chloroform
Bootleg Talk Persists
IDENTIFY of One Man Pres
emit at Murder Said TO
Have Been Established
sn.o.a, nisnateh % Tha Trlbans

spscsas Dispatch to The Tribune
IONS RIVER, N. j., Aug. l9.--in the
ssss statement she has made for pubs
,i.ation since her arrest Mrs. Ivy Glib
.ssca to-day ia her cell et Toms River,
III, affirmed her innocence of all COM
.llssy In the death Of her husband who
vss rysteriously shot while asleep at
..s;r home in Lakehurst last Monday.
u did not kill my husband" Mrs.
emerson said TO reporters who were
,srnitted for the first time since her
.vrsst 70 interview her. 81 stand in
,se presence Of my God innocent and
,n.fyaid. This is the secret of the
..lmuess that the officials have been
worrying about"
Asked If she would demand mixed
sury Of men and women, Mrs. Giberson
sid again, 81 am innocent and added
1T makes no difference to ma who is on
tie jury"
At the interview were Prosecutor
Jayne and Mrs. Giberson's attorney
". Howard Jeffrey. The latter re-
fused TO permit his client to answer
ssessions regarding the three chioro-
form bottles found Ia the Giberson
home and the presence OF her sons
suitcase at the house on the morning
following the shooting. She said that
shs had been in New York two weeks
before her husband was shot and that
SIS had never received any affectionate
isssers from any men.
mr.. Jayne is privileged to publish
any letters he may have,' she added.
She said also that she knew nothing
about any quarrel on the morning of
the murder between her husband and
s~e men. 1t has been alleged that such
quarrel did take place. Her rela-
tons with her husband she described
IS very friendly" and added that he
vas also on friendly terms with her
an by former husband, despite re-
Ports TO the contrary.
Questioned as to her alleged friend
dip with Harold A. Ga Nun, she said
hat she had not seen Ga Nun for two
vssks. She refused to answer a ques-
tion ss to the truth of the report that
Mrs. Ga Nun had personally appealed
10 her to avoid communication with
Go Nun.
County Prosecutor Jayne intimated
so-day that he could establish the iden-
Nty Of at least one man who was pres
snt when Giberson was shot, probably
hat of the man who did the actual
shooting. The rumor still persists that
behind the whole affair is record of
Illicit liquor operations in which the
presenter believes Giberson was in
soas way concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Polo Team Here
From Argentine
For Cup Handicap
Arrive From England After
Winning Thirteen Games
Abroad; Expect Better
Playing Conditions i'm II. S.

The invincible Argentine polo team,
which is soon to demonstrate its skill
in this country, arrived here yesterday
from Southampton on the Lamport g.
Holt liner Vauban, which crossed the
Atlantic on special trip fer the Royal
Mail Line.
The Argentinians, who played and
won thirteen games and captured two
trophies, suggested little of the big
South American republic they repre-
sented abroad. All of them speak Eng
lish by choice and with it goes a no.
ticeable British accent which, aug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Alfonso's Shrimp and Sherry
Breakfast Shocks Epicures

sherry as an afternoon meal. regarded
them as an impossible achievement
prior to the lunch hour, until the
Spanish King took II into his head to
prove them in error. He seems to tn
JOY the mixture. not only Tor it's own
sake, but as well for the polite sensa-
ton which his order invariably
creates. -
The only competitor In public inter-
est which the Spanish King has is the
weather, which has been continuously
overcast and dreary. From this con-
aitfnn arises a new complication. con-
sidcration of which has practically
exhausted the intellects of the Deau-
Vile bathing beauties. Lacking. the
sun, where is the sunburn to come
from?
The question has been answered in
some degree by local chemists, who
arc selling with great profit various
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

henna preparations guaranteed to pro-
duce that outdoor complexion. But
out OF this there grows yet another
problem. May one dye only the face
Or should the entire body be hennacd
e has remained for an American
girl visitor to settle the question In
favor Of the whole-hoggers. This lady
appeared on tho beach In the scantiest
of the scanty bathing suits eiecreed by
modern Deauville styles. AS much Of
her body as was visible, which was
considerable, was dyed rich golden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.--Three
New York men were designated to-day
by the War Department to take the
entrance examinations next March 6
for admission to the West Point Mill
tary Academy, in July, 1923. They are
Lansdell K. Christie. SOS Fourth Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn; Thomas F. Mccarthy,
220 East 2o1st itreet, and Garrison II.
Davidson, l53 East Kingsbridge Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

Mrssss' Gown Shop Second Flor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Landlady Held Without Bail;
Accused of Killing Tenant

Mrs. Agnes Painco, charged with
killing Louis Ainley, wireless operator,
was held without bail for examination
on Wednesday by Magistrate O,Neill
in the Coney island Court yesterday.
Ainley and his wife were tenants
in tho Painco home at 26I4 Voorhees,
Avenue, Sheepshead Bay. He was shot
Friday. night, following an alteration
with Mrs. Painco. Recently Ainley
successfully resisted in the courts an
attempt on the part Of the landlady
to increase his rent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

Buenos Ayres. twenty-five Of our
mounts have arrived here and we will
work them out 'on Monday. The others
we sold abroad"
Tha players accompanying Captain
Lacey are J b. Miles, D. B. Miles, J u.
Nelson and louis Nelson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-09
SAGE TEA OARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE.
Don't Stay Gray! Here's an
0Id.Time Recipe That Any
body Can Apply.

The use Of Sage and Sulphur
for restoring faded, gray hair to
its. natural color dates back to
grandmother time. She used 1t
to keep her hair beautifully dark.
glossy and attractive. whenever
her hair took on that dull, faded
or strsaked appearance. this sim.
pie mixture was applied. with
wonderful effect.
But brewing At home 10 mussy
and out Of date. Nowadays, by
asking at any drug store for a
bottle Of "Wyeth's sage and Sul.
phur Compound" you win get
this famous old preparation. i'm
proved by the addition Of other in.
gradients. which can be depended
upon to restore natural color and
beauty to the hair.
A wellknown downtown drug.
gist says II darkens the hair 20
naturally and evenly that nobody
can tell IL has been applied. You
simply daInpen O sponge or soft
brush with 1t and draw this
through your hair, taking one
strand at . time. BY morning
the gray hair disappears. and
after another application or two
nc becomes beautifully dark and
4lO69y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-09
WOULD ENJolN HoLLER
FROM SELLING PROPERTY

Helmuth p. Holler, president Of
the Oriental University Medical
School. was yesterday ordered to sub
NIT his answer to q motion filed
In the District Supreme Court BY
Mrs. Myrtle McMaster to an Join
orexon avenue northwest. pending
determination Of q $4,000 suit for
alleged Islander previously filed
against Holler by Mrs. McMaster.
Mrs. McMaster declares, through
her attorney, John Murphy. that
Hollcr has endeavored to sell the
property In hopes Of defeating any
Judgment that might be awarded
her in her Islander suit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-09
PRINCESS MARY's GIFTS
VIEWED BY 5000 WOMEN

LONDON. March o. Fifteen
thousand women crowded st. James
Palace this afternoon to view the
wedding presents Of Princess Mary.
The Princess and her husband,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-09

yIscount LAscsllss, arrived from
Weston Park this afternoon bring.
Ing. 70 an end the first stage OF
their honeymoon.
Temporarily they are living nj
Buckingham Palace with King
George and Queen Mary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-09
male AMERICA
| NOT LIKELY TO
| ADOPT L|PST|Ck
RuffIss and Wasp-Waist Also
Fall to Exotic Enthusiasm
OF Sartorial Starr.

NEW YORK, March s.-Ths
Parisien decree shot hithsr by cable
this week saying the "truiy well.
dressed man" must wear Q wasp
waist, rueflss and use = lip stick
isn't going to bowl over thsse
United States In q hurry.
Two eminent authorities on mas
outline affairs 40 testify today.
cts absurd" said Eur on q
O'Bricn, who plays in the movies.
where he always looks the last
word In fashion. II don't like to
criticize anybody. but II sounds like
the costume for a Greenwich Village
dance.
1T sounds insanitary. like boards
for men and long hair for women.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-09

Enjoy all the splendid physic-ac-
ton on the bowels Of q dose of ep.
som salts without the awful taste
and nausea. A few cents buys q
handy package Of 'Epsonade Salts"
the wonderful discovery OF the
American Epson Association. Even
children gladly take II. Drug stores.
--Adver tisement.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18

DR.. c. A. Jacobsen, a Virginia
University professor of Swedish
birth, has just perfected an in
vention of a device for chemical
calculations. 1t is said to be the
first machine of its kind and.
consequently. has attracted a
great deal of interest among the
chemists of the country.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18

Kent, Conn.,, at the age of "a
years. He came to the United
States as soloist with the Nor
wegian student singers chorus in
1905, returned to Norway, and a
few years later came back to
America. Hammer is survived
by his wife, Nine. Borpny Ham,
mer, noted actress, and several
children.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18

Mrs. Jensen viii come to Askov
and live in the Jens r. Miller
residence just north Of town.
The groom Is known 70 prac-
tically everyone in this commu-
nifty. being one Of the proprie-
tors Of the Askov Drug and Va
riety Store in which business he
has been engaged several years.
The bride is known to 4 number
of folks here who were former
residents at Tyler--her child
hood home and where she grew
to womanhood. OF late years
Miss Bornhoft has been = nurse
and was engaged in that capaci-
ty at the Tyler hospital.
The American joins with
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen
in wishing them happiness and
prosperity.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
ASKOV BUSINESS MAN
TAKES BRIDE

Information has leaked out
the last few days that Jens C..
Jensen. one of Askov's popular
business men was to become a
benedict and his many friends
are all glad to hear of the happy
Mr.. Jensen drove to Minnea-
polls in his car Tuesday and was
married in that city yesterday
to Miss Karen Bornhoft of Tyler.
After . couple Of weeks hon.
eymoon trip in the car, visiting
relatives in the southern part of
this state and in Iowa Mr.. and
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
FARMERS FORM
SALES AGENCY
Minnesota Producers Interested
in Exchange Started
In Michigan.

Farmers in this county, who
have helped to put their state in
the lead in the establishment OF
cooperative marketing enter
prises, will watch with interest a
new enterprise launched by the
Farm Bureau of another state.
The county Farm Bureaus have
received a report from their
national organization. outlining
the purposes Of the Farm Bureau
Produce Exchange. which is to be
opened this month in Detroit by
the Michigan State Farm Bureau.
The directors of the Farm
Bureau have adopted regulations
making the produce exchange .
department of the Michigan state
organization, under the manage
ment of the board and the secre-
tary-manager of the Farm
Bureau.
The produce exchange will
handle produce for members
only. It is to establish, without
profit, a sales service for fruits,
vegetables. poultry, eggs. butter.
cheese, dressed hogs, veal calves.
and similar market commodities.
which are handled by local Farm
Bureau units or by cooperative
shipping associations.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
BRUNO LOSES SECOND
GAME

The game between Bruno and
Finlayson was the only one play
ed in the Stump" league last
The Askov-Kerrick game
was called off on account Of wet
grounds and Brook Park and
Groningen had no game sched-
uled.
Finlayson 10 Bruno !.
Finlayson defeated Bruno on
the Bruno grounds ir . very one
sided game. So maay hits and
errors were made that 4 correct
count of same was next to i'm
possible. Shafer pitching fol
Finlayson struck out 8 and did
not allow anyone to walk; struck
out by Won Schenk 4. by Hill A
walked by Won Schenk 4. Home
runs made possible by an error
in each case. were secured By
Fortier and Won Schenk The
final score was 10 to 4. I'm
pires-Plaisted and Bergseth
Time-2 hours. Is minutes.
Schedules Sunday, May 81.
Finlayson at Askov.
Brook Park at Kerrick.
Groningen at Bruno.