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THE ; OREGON DAILY "JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1914. imirnn im in nnru Cormack, who sang recently in this city. There im the usual offering of turkey trots, hesitation waitzes and tad goes, as well as educational records for,, children.. SUPREME COURT HANDS DOWN SOME OPINipNS -Salem, Or., March 3. The supreme court today; handed down the follow ing opinion: M. M. Obenchaln vs. Rafisome-Crum-mery company, appellant; .appealed from Klamath; suit to recover for ser vices rendered; affirmed. State vs. Logan McPfferson, appel lant); appealed from Crook; assault with5 intent to commit statutory of fense; affirmed. " a-.. John V. Holmboe vs. C. S. Howard, appellant; . appealed from Multnomah; action to recover for personal injury; affirmed. . J. W. Farrell. appellant, vs. R. J. Kirk wood; appealed from Multnomah; suit- on promissory note; reversed. Charles Coopey. appellant, vs. L. T. Keady; appealed from Multnomah; mo tion to vacate temporary restraining order; denied. William Ballls et al, appellants, vs. selling property for delinquent taxes; affirmed. 1 Multnomah; suit for speclflo perform ance of contract; affirmed. Thomas H. Smith, appellant, vs. Mary D. Badura et al; appealed from Multnomah; action of ejectment; . af firmed. State. vs. C.W. Carothers, appellant; appealed from Clackamas; convicted of forgery; affirmed. PREPARING TO DRILL Ft0R OIL AT CENTRALIA Centralla, Wash.. March t. The oil drilling machinery of the Pacific cated five miiea west of this city. Th work will take about It days yet for completion, after which drilling will begin.. The machinery of tha new com pany is capable of drilling; to a depth of 009 feet. The Initial well will be called the "Billy Boy" welL - Mrs. Hermans Buried. Chehalls, Wrash., March I. The fu neral . of Mrs. Helena 'Hermans was Mrs. Hermans. .Mrs. Hermans4 was a resident of; Tacoma, Washington be fore moving to Chehalls atoot seven years ago. a" UniXWAIUB'hffUl MARRIAGE RESULT OF UNIVERSITY ROMANCE ! Robert Byrd rs. J. Cooper t al, ap pellants; appealed from Multnomah; suit to foreclose a laborers' lien; re versed, i 1 Stat vs. Virgil Odea appellant charged with statutory offense; ap pealed from Jackson; affirmed. R. A. Graham, appellant, vs. Coos Bay, Roseburg and Eastern Railroad & Navigation company; appealed from Coos; suit to collect salary; affirmed. ! James Dowd et al vs. American Surety company, appellant; appealed from Multnomah; action to condemn Chicken Pane Prohibited I Lo Angeles, March . "Plenty of Chicle en." This line of posters adver tising a dance caused the police com missioners to refuse a permit. They admitted a fear thatJItha promised plethora of poultry didn't pertain to edibles. ' held yesterday afternoon at tha Pres byterian church, interment being In the Masonio cemetery. Mrs. Hermans was a native of Luserne oouaty, Penn sylvania and was born August S 1117. Unusually Heavy Demands . Have Resulted 'n Depletion of ts" Resources. Northern Brewery company; appealed from Multnomah: action to recover rent; affirmed. Southern Oregon company, appellant, vs. George K- Quine. sheriff and tax collector of Douglas; appealed from Douglas; suit to restrain sheriff from Slayer of Father-in-Iaw Held. Lou Angeles.- March : A coroner's Jdry recommended thatvThomas Red man, who hot and killed William Jor-' dan, his wife's father; In a .quarrel over a motorcycle, be held. States Oil company, 'one of tha latest concerns to enter the tuppased oil fields in this vicinity, is now being set up on the farm of John Dash, lo She died Friday, February 27 in this elty. Two sons, Emery J. Hermans, of Chehalls and Chauncey C. Hermans Jr., of Pasadena, California, survive land; affirmed.) Blrger Tonseth, appellant, vs. H. tiarsen et al, appellant; appealed from PHI ANN MM NX . 1 Will M II If VVIMIIIHI IWj: 1 MOST CEASE ITS IRK Portland Commoun, the "home for men away from home," la threatened with the necessity of closing lta doors. -The defeat of Its work would prob ably .mean, also, the failure of institu tions associated with it that are also dedicated to service of the unfortunate Louise Home, Commons Prison league, and the Anti-White Stave .league. , Unusual demand fy aid, corre sponding diminution oT voluntary sup port thl. In a. ipntciuc ixnlatns the present emergency confronting the work founded ' six y-ars or bo ago by W O. MacLaren who, from his work In the north end, t-arned the affec tionate title, "The Pink Cheeked Angel of the North Knd." ttuadreds of Ttte Meals. While ' the business hesitation i throughout the country was having lta effect In sending hundreds of unem ployed men to seek shelter in Port land with lta mild winter climate. Portland Commons' management fur- j tilshed hundreds of free meals dally and free beds each night to men who could not pay. In the meantime Louise Home was giving shelter and furnishing oppor tunity for imparting new standards to ......... .... .n..t l ilUiInn la,. Nursery home was filled with the babies of. broken homes, of mothers who could not care for them, of women who were trying to correct mistakes In their own llves.- The Commons prison league was getting a square deal for men in , : prison, trying to mnke them ft again ' for society upon their release, exer cising oollcitude for the wives and children of the Imprisoned. The Anti White Slave leugue was doing all It could toeuve unprotected girls from the denlgns of vicious men. who might be the representatives of ah organized traffic in women. . Authorities Praise Ifforts. All 'Of tills work grew out o.f Mac Laren's belief In the good of human kind an A am huati curried fin .with an effectiveness that has won admiring tribute from the mayor, the governor. l lir " i nuiiii 1 1 1 1 1 i v.. vwtii..... and many others because of his per sistence in this belief. Yesterday K. 15. A. tfmlth, financial 1 secretary of The Commons, came to ask help.' "MacLaren broke down and cried last night," he said. "He asked: 'Is our work to fail after h!x years?' I don't believe It is necessary that It should If Portland people but realise the facts of our situation. "We have covered so much ground In tha help of the unfortunate, the weak, the poor, the sinful, that we are doing a really extensive work with a really extensive nlant. The running ex penses for all Institutions are $1500 a month, of which Portland Commons furnlxhcs 2.r0 a month from meals and beds. We ure dependent for all the rest of or support On voluntary 1 Contributions except that now Alber tlna Kerr home Is to have some state aid' after a wait of a year. "We have Just published 2800 little booklets. They tell what we are doing We sent them to people we believe 'are Interested and who are well able to help. We ho;e that these booklets will be' read closely and that the support : given In response will set u on our feet again. As it Is now, we have bills . to pay, obligations to meet and no k money to do it with." j INVENTORY BEING MADE AT MULTNOMAH FARM Double Gold Bond Stamps Given With All Purchases in Garment Department Tomorrow Portland Agents for Butterick Patterns American Lady, Lyra, Nemo and Gossard Corsets and Red Cross Shoes - Mrs. Ruth LIvlngBton. Pacific University, Forest Grove, Or., March 3 It beenrnt generally known in university, circles today that Miss Ruth F. Brown, '15, was married last Saturday at Eugene to William K. Livingston. Mr. Livingston was a former student here and was a grad uate of the University of Oregon last Jun. He is now taking a pot grad uate course at the university. His parents live here. Miss BrOwn la one of the popular younfi ladies of the university here and has always been a leader in social circles. She was president of the Phllomathean society for the first se mester, and held other positions in the student body. Her home is at Heppner, Oregon. Even Miss' Brown's most intimate friends here knew little of. the affair, until the newly married couple sent a telegram telling of the marriage. They will live in Eugene, where Mr. Livingston will continue his study. $1 Nightgowns, 79c On the Bargain Square, tomorrow, a large assortment of Women's Outing Flannel and Muslin Gowns, in white only, all -nicely trimmed and, finished. Regular $l7Qf values, for this one day at 66 $2:50 Corsets, $1.75 To close out "certain numbers of well-known, reliable Corsets, well made, durable garments in desir styles. Values up to $2.50, all day Wednesday we willd1 7 offer them at onlyVleaJ rn0l5(TK01 iT-MBW'SflWliKi wmmm Sweaters at Half Price Children's Sweaters in sites up to 6 years, red and gray garments, splendid qualities, o(k sale all day Wednesday, Infants' Wear Depart ment. While they U D-t- last, choice at just VC Free Drug Dept. Offer With each purchase in our Drug Department, tomorrow, we will give, for the asking, samples of Face Cream, Soap Powder, Tooth Paste, etc.; on the Main ED EE Floor all day Wednesday Souirly SaSes9? f orTo3piorr(Dw?CrowdsatHoltz mm HEART AND SOU L OF "FIREFLY" Comedy Opera Opens at the Heilig to Appreciative Audience. County Kralor of Welsh ts and Mea sures I. O. Tomanlnl is busily engaged Multnomah county at the Multnomah ! dlates Mr way ro.ug s.c.ene KV-r A little bundle of concontrateu golden song and impish, elfish mis chief is Km ma Trentlnl, the heart and soul of "The Firefly," that delightful comedy opera which opened a week's engagement at the Heilig last night. There have not been so many real comedy operas of late that It is not an event of unusual importance when such a one as "The Firefly" puts in an appearance, and the opening choruJ of the prologue at once prepares for the delightful quality of entertainment it affords. Minus the rattle and rah rah of the average musical comedy, there is a score th,at is not only. good . throughout but is also brilliant in many of Its passages. Comparison with "The Chocolate Soldier" and "The Merry Widow" at once suggests itself and while "The Firefly" is not up to their standard, if Its present exceptional production is maintained, its popularity will remain ! unabated. Arthur Hammerstein hat provided a cast so nearly perfect thai it would be hard to pick a flaw in it. Every solo number la given by ono whom it is a joy to hear and the splen-1 did singing of the company would make success of a less deserving score. The chorus was chosen not for 'looks alone, but for voices and the result is one of the best singing choruses In years. Then "Trentlnl. who flashes and ra- From 11 to 12 A.M. Una Vj 2 Gold B'd Cups, Sauc's 15c From 11 to 12 A. M. 1000 Gold Band "White China Cups and Saucers. Soup Plates and Dinner Plates, 20c val., ea. IOC 50c to $1 Hand Bags 25c From 11 to 12 A. M. Choice- of 100 Women's and Children's Leather, Velvet and Silk Handbags, all col ors, values to $1 ea., dur- JC : ing this hour on sale at AuC 15c Curtain Scrim, 10c Yd From ll to 12 A. M. on Fourth Floor Fancy Double - Bordered Curtain Scrim, colored and f f plain, reg. 15c. val., a yard 1UC 12c Embroideries for 5c From 11 to 12 A.M. Embroidery, Insertions and Edges up to five inches in width, eyelet and Bolid embroidery, values to 12c a ff yard, for this hour on sale at wC Drug Specials at Only 5c From 11 to 18 A. M Main Floor 10c Talcum Powder, the can 5d 10c Chamois Skins now, each 56 10c Powder Puffs, special at 5c 10c Sachet Powder, all odors 5c 10c Tooth Powder special at 5i 25c to 50c Silver, at 10c 1000 pieces Rogers' Table Silver, extra heavy silver plate Knives, Forks, Spoons, Sugar Shells, But ter Knives., etc.vals. to 60c, f on sale at the low price of XUC Fifth-Floor Bargains 15c Rippelette, at Only 9c From 11 to 12 A. M. Good Quality Washable Rippelette, kind that needs no ironing, reg. 18c. Q val.,. during this hour. yd. IC Froml2to2PsM. 75c Dishpans, Only 49c From 12 to 2 P. M. Heavy Gray Enamel Dishpans, 18-quart slse, Teg. 75c value, on Bale in AQf basement for two hours at Men's 50c Underwear 33c From 12 to 2 P. M. Broken lines of Men's Cotton Undershirts, me dium weight, derby ribbed, brown,: gray and striped, regular 60c values, on sale at the qO. small price, the garment wC 25c to 50c Jewelry at 10c From 12 to 2 P. M. 5000 pieces of Fanjfcy Jewelry Beads, Bar and Beauty Pins, Hat Pins, La Val lieres, Buckles, Brooches and Shell and Amber Braid Pins, val ues to 60c, on sale these 1 A. two hours at low price of 10c Curtain Rods for 5c From 12 to 2 P. M. on the Fourth Floor 54-ln. Extension Curtain Rods, with ball ends, reg. ( 10c kind, for the two hours OC 19c Handkerchiefs for 7c From 12 to 2 P. M. Women's Fine Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, of linen and sheer lawn, with em broidered corners, some with colored borders, vals. to 19c C $7.50 Hair Swiches $1.69 From 12 to 2 P. M. 1000 Special German Hair Switches, 24 Inches long, 2-oz. weight, three separate strands; a perfect match guaran teed; reg. $7.50 valus tQ on sale at low price, ea, 107 Fifth-Floor Bargains 25c Voiles at Only 12V2c From 12 to 8 P. M. 40-inch Voiles, with dainty colored floral designs, fine for waist- rl ings; 2 to 6 -yd. lengths IaSC -25c Stationery Only 10c farm. Saperintendent D. P. Jackson and Mrs. Jackson; matron of the farm until last Saturday nlg'.it. tttrned the place over to Mis KdiMi Muhs, who writ have VliHrge of the inmates, and John Dennlnon, who will have charg. of the farming end of the place. Miss Muhs has been assistant superinten dent of the county hospital. The rhange was made, according to tlie county commissioners, to improve the efficiency and cut expenses of the institution. 100 Boxes of Linen Stationery, 4 8 to 96 pieces in box, 29c 1 ( and 39c vals., special, box avIC From 2 to 3 P.M. Alu. fry Pans at $1.39 From 2 to 3 P. M. la the Base, ment -Solid - cast Aluminum Frying Pans, regular f Q Q $1.98 value, this hourP L.O Men's $1.00 Shirts 79c From 2 to 3 P. M. Men's Soft Shirts of blue chambray and tan sateen, soft flat collars and cuffs attached; reg- "TQ ular $1.00 values, only I 2G Drug Sundry Sale Is On From '2 to 8 P. M Drug Dept. 25c Scissors, special only 104 25c Manicure Brushes for 15e? 10c Tooth Brushes on sale 5 25c Combs, good quality 1Q? 15c Whisk Brooms only. 8 10c Pocket Knives at only 5tf 25c Neckwear Only 10c From 2 to 3 P. M. A large as sortment Womert's Neckwear, including Net Jabots, Cuff and Collar Seta. Bows and f Gulmpes; values to 16c XUC Grocery Store Bargains From 2 to 3 P. M, Basement Tetley Famous Tea in o; Vi-lb. pkgs., on sale at OC Corn, good and sweet, QC5 on sale this hour, 3 cans oC 8-C Dry Milk, 25o tins at 194 From 3 to 4 P.M. $1.00 Golf Caps at 50c From 1 to F, M. Men's Golf Caps, broken lines, good pat terns and colors, plaids, stripes, mixtures and plain blue serge; regular values to $1.00, en. for this hour on sale www 50c-$l Finger Rings 25c From 3 to 4 P. M. Gold Shell Rings and Fancy Set Rings, 100 to choose from, every ring guaranteed to wear one Off year; values to $1, only DC 50c Stationery at 22c From 3 to 4 P. M. Correspond ence Paper or Cards, with Ini tial 48 pieces to box. finest quality linen; values to nn 50c, special this hour at tJLC $1.50 Lace Curtains 75c From 3 to 4 P. M. Nottingham Lace Curtains, 45 Inches wide. 2H yards long. In attractive designs, Arabian color 7C only; $1.50 values, pair OC Fifth-F loo f Bargains 25c Shell Goods, at 5c From 3 to 4 P. M. Odds and ends of Shell and Amber Bar rettes. Side Combs, Back J Combs, etc.; 25c values at OC Holtz Weekly Notion Sale Big Savings on Little Articles You Need Every Day 10c Card Pearl Buttons for Ttt J 5c Hair Rolls special only 10 16c Net Shopping Bags, ea. 5t 26c Net Shopping Bags, ea, 154 25o Tracing Wheels, special 104 10c dos. Dress Weights, doa. 54 10c Dust less Dusters, each &4 3-for-5c Ironing Wax, each It 2- for-6o Safety Pins, paper 14 3- for-5c Shoe Laces, a pair 14 2-for-5c Melba Collar Sup'ts 14 2-for-5a Hooks and Eyes at 14 2-for-5c Hair Pins, package 14 2- fOr-5c Darning Cotton at 14 3- for-5c Blk. & White Tape 14 6-yard bolt Bias Tape only 44 60 card Collar Supports for 34 3o Silk Hair Nets on sale at 14 6 yds. Rick-Rack Braid for -44 lOo English Pins on sale at 44 100 Corset Laces on sale at 44 25c Fancy Buttons, a dozen 104 60c Fancy Buttons, a dozen 254 98c Fancy Buttons, a dozen 4!)4 Crowley's Needles, 2 papers 54 25c Washable Shields only 104 zoo ummren i nose wup ii ioe 100 sewing sua. all colors 10O Barbour's Linen on sale 6c Silk Hair Nets, two for 5c card White Pearl Buttons 6-yd. bolt Lingerie Tape at lOo "Kohinoor" Dress Snaps lOo Peet's Hooks and Eyes lOo Sllk-cov'd Featherbone lOo Dress Belting, the yard 3o Safety Pins, three for- 25c box Shell Hairpins only 154 5 74 54 34 54 44 54 74 From 3 to 4 P.M. $4.50 C. W. Boilers $3.98 From 3 to 4 P. M. in the Base ment Solid Copper Wash Boiler, regular $4.60 vals.. on (4 no sale for one hour, each P0.70 75c Night Shirts Only 49c From 3 to 4 P. M, Men's Flan nelette Nightgowns, full cut. with flat and military collars, light and dark colors, pink, blue and tan stripes, 76c values on AQ sale during this hour at C Stationery Specials, 1 Hr. From 3 to 4 P. M. on Main Floor 6c Shelf Paper, sp'l two for 54 6c Paper Doilies, sp'l two 54 6c Lead Pencils, sp'l two 5c 5c Envelopes, sp'l, 2 pkgs. 54 5c Notebooks, sp'l two for H4 10c Souvenir Books at, each 5r 19c Tally Cards at. a dozen lOc 10c Crepe Paper at, the roll, 54 25c Laces at 5c the Yard From 3 to 4 F. M. on the Main Floor Oriental, Cluny, Fll.t and Torchon Laces, up to six inches wide, bands and edges, values to 25c a yd., for this one hour C " on sale at low price, the yd. OC 15c Seamless Hose at 10c From 8 to 4 P. M. Women's Seamless Cotton Hose, made with reinforced heels and toes, all white reet and plain top, regular 15o values, the pr. Grocery Store 10c Specials Police Chief Raids Club. V South Bend, Wash.. March 3. The private bar of the Eagles lodge was raided late Sunday by Chief of5 Police Alec McDonald and Night Marshal Ben Whetrton, and a a result the bartend er wtU be arrested and tried on the charge or selling liquor on Sunday. McDonald has had the club in view for some time and watched yesterdav afternoon until there were a dozen men In the room, lie went up and says mat liquor was being sold in viola Hon of the law. scene first as a wild little thing of the streets, then as a gamin news boy. then as a miniature Tommy Atkii and then her own bewitching self. Her comedy is brilliant, her acting delic ious and her voice something to rave over, a voice the like of which one may hear In the best grand operas. There is no use attempting' to tell of all the delightful numbers but her "Gianina" roused ovation enthusiasm and she was called back repeattdly on wnen a Maid Comes Knocking at Tour Heart" and "Tommy Atkins.' Sympathy" will not soon be forgot ten as it was sung by Grace Hanson, lovely of Voice and appearance, and Melville Stewart, whose rich baritone is so beautiful. The character singing of William Wolff, with the wale chorus, the songs of Vera Derosa, Betty Barnell and Craig Campbell all received their measure of appreciation as did the dancing of John Hlnes and Miss Badnell. Marion Lee was de lightful in, her speaking . role. And Oscar Figman! Where is there such another gentle, delightful and irresist ible comedian who always does the funniest things that could be imagined unaer me circumstances? Music, cast and production all com bine to make "The Firefly-' with Emma Trentini one Of this season's events that will not soon be, forgotten. From 3 to 4 P, M. In Basement Beef Extraot in 2-os. Jars at 3' Tea Garden Preserves only 2; Ripe Olives, bulk, per Quart 3) Fifth-Floor Ba r g a i n s 25c Drugs for Only 10c 3 to 4 P. M. 25c Rose Cold Cream at only 104 2Rc Eureka Vanishing Cream 1Q4 25c Jergen's Cold Cream at 104 25c Tooth Powder on sale at 104 25c Witch Hazel on sale at 104 25c Violet Ammonia on sale 104 25c Seneca Water on sale at 104 25c Pure Glycerine on sale 1Q4 26c Lister's Antiseptic Fluid 104 26cTVood Alcohol on sals at 104 26c Salad Oil on sale only 104 25c Eau de Toilette on sale 104 25c Eureka Quinine on sale IOC From 4 to 6 P.M. fv s $3.98 Alu. Tea Ket. $2.98 From 4 to P. M. in the? Basement Solid Aluminum Teakettle, with patent cover, reg. $8.t$ AO values on sale at, .each, p70 Men's 12Vac Collars 5c From 4 1 P. M. 1 00 dIMen Mufi Four-Ply Collars In gjod styles, nicely laundered ready for f" use, 2ia vals., these 2 flours OC Boys' $1.00 Pants at 59c From 4 to 8 P. M. on Balcony Boys' Knickerbocker, Pants, good serviceable quality, nice patterns. cheviots, serges and stout f-Q corduroys, $1 vals., a pair OSC 25c Belts at Only 5c Each From 4 to 6 P. M. 500 Women's and Children's Belts -fin patent learners, suede, velvet' and plain leather, 25c values on wtle J" during the two hours, at - OC 25c Floor Mattings 16c From 4 to P. M. Heavy Chin Floor Mattings, green and brown colorings, run. 25c quality, 1J on sale at low price, yard IOC 12V2c Child's Waists 8c From 4 to 6 P. M Children's Knit Underwear, will taiM-d, finished with bone buttons, sizes 2 to Q 13 yrs., 12Vfcc quality f only OC Grocery Store Specials From 4 to 6 P. M. In asement: 30c Coffee on sale at pound 234" Alaska Salmon, tall can. at 104 20c Franco - American .Soup 144 C. & B. Oil, large bottle, at 754 Tie Best $1.50 Glove for Women 13 H" CREST" ; Ask for it everg -I pair guaranteed Fibre toot Lose f witn lisle top .reinforced keel and toe.' The pair 25c Pi O Y mornings are the times wnen a not, tasty cup of Gnirardellis G roun oc- FEATURE NUMBER DUET BY CARUSO AND RUFF0 olate. gives joy supreme axoaaiBOS bt Postof t ice opposit O. r. Bersr. Waaarer. - Foreshadowing the visit OT the Chi cago Grand Opera company to this city In April comes the announcement or two new Victor records for March ty the famous baritone, Titta Ruffo, An acniev-ement unprecedented in record making is also announced in the first duet of B.uffo As both are stars of rival companies, Caruso being tha tenor of th Metro politan of New York and Ruffo the oaritone or the Chlcago-Philadeinh la this combination is effected for the ursi me ana m rorm of a record. - rne duet is Verdi's "Si n.i ,v (We Swear by Heaven and Earth i. from Otello. Ruffo'a solo numbers are airs from Thais and Dlnorah. The , .iv.iur yeopxe nave also announced the first records of Giovanni Martinelli. a young Italian tenor who recently made a most successful debut at tha Metro! j politan. nOV." f !? old tIme elo"e will I find tn mv41k n..MvA , ...j nuuiucra, one or sea i fVMV1 oti," wartime songs Jo their liking. Medleys of two of th latest London and New York suc cesses, "The Girl on the Film" and im". a3V r U" offered, while ! Victor Herbert's-orchestra contributes medleys of two of the .7he of the Slipped sand "AvMthurt," 'k .Ser,orjl8 lnclu chamber musie r.lhJroller,ens' accordion solos by I Fietro Delrn. from k " I . . " uy vessai's mv ana a rendition of Nearer My God to. Thee" by John Mc- PJGhiraraelli' Co, Sine; X359-- wMM,M,JiMSXSaWsjBlPBPWBliWisaJsMSBWsMW REA!HEl0NDAYiaO LARGEST. BEST SUNDAY PAPER IN THEl OREGON COUNTRY fXRare old flavor M It . Pure as new fallen snow I A. Guckenheimcr CS Bros. Co., Freetxart. Pa. vM ROTHCHILD BROS., Dutributor, PortUnd, Oregon y . ! . .. A,. ... ; . , ' -!1 - -t ...