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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1926)
r-t-j-'lr, al a a i fca m ;tWith;Be p rTfie8rat quantity 'of : berries .lhat-are; flooding , the market at , present - time , snouia fcav -' aj : special appeal to u tnruty ziouse- "Wife. - - - j . " We' ail icao V Low 'delicious ber- lies are In. the simple, unadorned s state, but to Tar the way ot:rv ing - before "we becomV - tire of be no end tvt&6 possibilities of deircTboafflsaes made with berries. Berries will arrays, be a uni .Tersal farorite.Vwhet&er.cooked or uncooked, and every bit of juiee . can be used for something.' Never throw even a tablespoonfal away. We. know the "variety " of gelatin dishes that can . be made-. with Nthese -Juices." but haVe too "ever thoughts of .the delicious flavor that a leftover dish of raspberry, .strawberry or . blackberry "lalce " will give a glass of lemonade? If berries are a bit. Insipid, "or sot Very fresh, a few drops of :3emon Juice will often enliven and 'bring out the flavor that la'Iack- jb. me neiicicy: w im iurar 'and rich color ot the wild straw--.t berry . makes : It especially desir able! tot 'preserves or Jams. ... , The blackberry, with Its 'slightly faitrfhgent quality- makes delicious plea and paddlngs.t It also- has a medicinal value and is lie h in .Iron.- ' ..i, . .The. raspberry, a near relation to "the "blackberry, whose peculiar . delicacy of flavor and fragrance always makes friends, combines iwell with "any .'tart fruits. It might be called" the best mixer tof all berries..- - . ' England is lae home 'of the ygopseberry - and anyone who has seen it growing in' an png!fsh.'gar ''den in .its perfection and met it in .the famous English tart, will up- predate its true worth. ' , Frbien;liesserts and : Beverages I If.', all . ttle s Jneni women and children of the United States fshould be .asked to. nam? "their 'favor! to dessert, about nine' out v, We Sell - - ' 4 and you II agree that we do when you taste one. , I ender as can be, , tasty, and richly flavored. -a .. ! : - . '- ' It is the kind of meat you are to pay our l o w prices tor. Vifccrs i 'Dear Decs Irt Duty ,1 1 . t 173 S. CcHiX- Pfens 1421 R E & ., " . .-. 1, i' f:sf " rnrii r 170 NOIlTfl COMMEHCIAL STREET Our rc&tflar Ptlces ct&reajl, ; 1 ! lb. loaf, 13 c, 2 for 25c; 1 lb. loaf 9e, 3 forj Cookies, 2 dozen for i -':"Uj -Butter: nornfcB w j - ; - - -Apple Turnovers, 6 ' : : ' ; f -" 'x Cakes, all varieties Dotighrruts, Cinnamon Holla, Tea S'ticks and Buns, . per dozen " '-,v.: '. , ,'.;..,, 20c Pies u -,n...,, , U-ilCc and 25c Uilk, Bread, French and Bye Bread, 3 Ioavies25e Vc Scryff 'Cof f cs and Lunches try 'OurlCratiSfft Cchtlx' of jten woald say , Ice-cream.-It; no longer :1a thoagbt of ns a luxury but a jiece&slty on account of its food value. Ices -andvsherbets are really more refreshing ;"w lien it Is hot, tut.' the least , valnable from the , standpoint of nouriaiuient. ; f To make a freezer of ice-cream lor dinner on short notlcais hot laborious task as was formerly thougat, Ave to the, ' mechanical lelpa avaTIabfe", a'nei ; as' a good f tezer, lie !bag, pick,fock -HYt and to have' all of these in a con venient place where they may be fopnd: immediately; ; ? " i Hot days demand cpoTd t Ink 3 as Velt; as cool " desserts. ; Even sight of a sparkling liquid and tbe tinkle of lce'against the ildes of ihegfas are 'cooling. - iruncb, iced .tea vr lemohade inajr 1 cfcQled qnihklyy placing In the can of a'freexW snrrounded' by salt an ice. Turn the crank ) ast enough io. chill wlthpu tJf ree ing. When frnit Unices are served taey are Important fopd valufe J e- cause of 'the vitamlnes and min erals which' tbey Tcontaln - U Any combination of fruit juice 11 make 'a godd thirst ian an iher, W some flavors blend a Utile better tha 1 others.1": Lemonade Is the -old favorite as a f oundation Tor cool drinks imd,, tea Is much used at thef present time. , iYery few people consider i beT crage a food, and yet numbers ol people-make their noon-day luncV bo'n from Uqulds, especially during f he . summer months of j-heyear Many folks have the mlitaken dea that cold drnks : are. harm f nl and retard. digestion. Science pa.; proved .. for the normal, Wealthy p'ersoiJt Is- not harmful If takep sldwiyv - , ;'' ' . ',A.li8'of recipes' for frozen des feerts and ; beyerages will " be . hent to any ohe fjr4e of charge by writ Ins to Helen H.JDowning, Calninet Bakingr Powder ; company.'. 4100 Filmore Street, Chicago, . Illinois. Table Manners . Ixoking about ua as we eat In Various types .of .dining rooms, botels, tea rooms, Pullmans, priv ate homes, or banquet tables- we are quite amazed. by certain table manners of people whom we may expect to have perfect manners. t Is .true one is quick to judge kaperson by their habits, and now adays we 'may find children, often excel grown-ups in many of their Irfble manners. ; ! Three things whlcbmost jar on Us are the spreading of the knife 'and' fork from each side ,bt the plate gang s plank fashion, the wrong' holding of .fork, when eut iing meat, or when carrying the ood to the mouthsand the bal ancing of 'the knife, from a butter plate instead of laying it on the aide of the plate. -Why, oh why! do not people learn .these simple t'ules of etiquette? Are they not aware that we are more quickly fudged by our table manners than practically anything else? for Hot Weather We 'ttsUafljr associate 'eggs ith breakfast, only, occasionally, with luncheon and supper, , perhaps not a t ;arl' with dinner, yet h'ey ; may be made the most delicious'entrees that are on par with some of the expensive dishes prepared by fa mous hotel chefs. But because it Is named an entree Is,jn6" reason why it. must always come between two other courses. The woman who lias disco verd this Is the hap py possessor of many luncheon ahd supper dishes knd for her the problem is solved ot catering to a mlly grown peevish over the mehess .f meat or. fish dishes. ?erve an egg dish that is piquant In flavor, surprising' In. Its com pination of materials,, rich in food talue arid ' attractive In 'appearance hd your family will rise up aifd bless youj . : ' ;',: ' " l. The . Frencn'cook eggs lnTari 9 us ways for c many , of their en res,and as this Is the season when eggs; are plntiful. it seems wise to concentrate our attention on unusual egg dishes. Too long..' as k nation, ; have' we made humble bbelsance to : ham and eggs and bacon -and eggs. ' ; - Thte s no sauce whlcn quite tomes up to hbllahdaise to accom pany eggs served as 'a - luncheon dish;, -j "' , trrrrrr, -25c -23c 3e -2Sc J.5c c? to "50c . - ; Hecipes - - ; Stuffed Hakcd Pepper i C 'green! peppers V . " -4 "" -1 ? cooked , meat ( veal. ' . chicken "or, ham") . 1 c.- water or,'stock i ' 1 1-4 c.'moisteded bread crumbs . salt andpepper "r. " J "1 tb1srarip5liigs or "butter substitute. : - .... I; Cn sij.sllcg, fronXjihe.stem end pt each! pepper. Remove seeds and parboil ;peppers ten minutes. Mix finely .chopped : cooked meat with moistened bread-crnmbs add aalt pepper and 1 j the onion, . grated. tnf t tae peppers i with thlamix tore'and standlhem in 'a dripping pan."' Adft water or stpek.' pake fifteen ' minutes, '.-baating freqaeat- Hly,,. Cooked rice majr.be; Vnsed In j stead of the bread crumbs. - K'f :"-'" -.-f-Xui Cookie ;;X-3 'c.'butter,; h-' '"; ,:. f b;C.' sugar : U 2 eggs,.;;::: ;. i 14 ;.!. V flour t ' ' : "1 levels tsp. Calumet baking ,"! ' ' powder - a 3-4 tf.-;ch6pped ,ufs i ;J -L 1 tap. lemon Juice ' - . I CYeani butter i'nd ' ad sugar and ' eggs well ; beaten. i Sift "flour and baking powder -together. Add first vnixt ure ; then add nuis' and lemon juice. Drop from a spoon on an unbutterd baking sheet, tearing an inch 'vpace between tbem. Sprinkle with chopped. nuts and bake in a hot oven (425 de crees F,ft This wllf. make two dozen cookies. Tuese cookies will ot be shaped like Rocks or Her mits. Add more f Jour if so desired. .. t . ;: -itKpoiigo Uaker . ' " Yollcs 6 eggs Sr&i, 1 c. ' sugar ; . .'J; 1 tbsp. lemon JhR"-1-4 " leV'fef tsp.-Valf r Whites 6 eggs 1 c. flour Grated rind of lemon Beat yolks untH thick and . lem on colored, .aid sugar, gradually, land continue beating, "using beat er;., add lemon juice, . rind, and whites v of eggs., beaten until stiff and dry; partially mix yolks with mixture, remove beater, and care fully cut ahd fold in flour and salt which have been' sifted twice. Bake in AngeL Cake pan, one hour in slow oven (at 32& degrees Devli'u Food Cake 2c. brown sugar 14 c. shortening - r 2 level' tap.'' Calumet baking powder tsn.' soda 1. level tsp. i salt 3-4 c. sour milk ' 2 c." pastry flour 2 eggs 1 sp. vanilla, 2 sq. bitter cbocolate rI e.' hot water ? '.lt .T Sift together, dry. fhgredients. Add milk, melted shortening and drop in eggs.. Mix well. Cook chocolate and hot water until thick. Add to cake mixture with flavoring. Put Into three layer pans and bake In a moderate oven (375 degrees F.) for, 25 minutes; in loaf at (350 'degrees P.) for 45 minutes. Kitchen Suggestions For House Plants: ; If ryou re 'going away for a week and wish your plants to be well Watered, take a strip of soft white cjoth and place one end of it in a large jar of water and 'bury' the other end in the dirt around the plant! , , To Improve tbe. Flavor; of Soap: Add an apple to vegetable soup . v. - i -.i vd.. . 1, if' r fiivminunt K t lnanacted Am ft. Corner ICoiurt and tXberty This Boy Might Be . Your Own SteuGioff ;Bib Marlret Sturdy younjr fellows "always drink; a -lot .of ; good wholesome milk ark4 "are fed plenty, of . milk product foods. There's nothing like it v to build boys upu We take into consideration l the children of Salem in the production and , sale of our products. ; ; 1? Capital Creamery I Phcho 29D fend'Jthe flavor! , will be - Improved, p Wbeu. iloillng f Pie-Crui 'To prevent pie-crhst from breaking or sticking to th ; boardfoll it opt ton a. sheet of ;raxed. janet When ready iio pleeiint!he ; ple-tliu slip joar.; hand .under the - paper and jthfbrthe .'crust' dver once ab that the paper wfll be ' between the ;foled rfoUgh. lace.on half of tfn. ;graps " the paper and crust and fold' over ..the lot116'' half on jthe tisj When the trust is in place the paper will be Ion top and can be eaisllyrembve4i ' . ' :;To MTup, Cfeant: A few drops of glycerine ; added to cream will help it t;tM.;4 Si' . " The Dej?artDent of Home Econ omics. Calumet Baking Powder Co., stands ready at all times to assist hbusewiyes, students , teach ers and all others interested in domestic science In their daily problems. v A bstltutel for an Kgg-BeatVr When at camp or where an egg beater la not hndy. use a. fruit jar for beating eggs. Rinse the Jar With, cold water, to prevent eggs sticking, break; eggs into the jar and shake. ; To Peel Pears Easily: Scald them first, anil you will be sur prised to see hdw much easier it is to peel them, tl Soup 'fg To Salty: A cou ple of pinches of brown sugar nut in. boup inai isjioo saiiy ,wui over come the salty taste and I will sfiH not sweeten iti . ' , A Teaspoon (Jul of lfone-( stirred Into the. French dressing makes a pleasing change: It is especially delicious with snced tomatoes, but is good with ialmost any salad, f Definitipns Used in" BAklnar Cooking by dry lieat. This method Is usually carried out in an oven. ) Hoilipg Cooking in boiling war ter. The water;! should continue to bubble. The temperature, is 212 degrees Fahreiihelt. Pan Bro01tig-: Cooking in hpt pan without., the addition , of fat. or Just enough to prevent burning. ' To Braise fro cook In a cov ered dish with; a smalf amount ol liquid. This method Is carried out either in an oven or on top of the stove. , - - v - -i-, i ti ti n & n o ti d h ti m SAMPLE OF OUR j-tru-u-i.i-1-n.nr-B-y-M-i -fc-nm 1 i i V' ' - ( - v i- r Special Dinner 50c i Served irom 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. .!!'' . f Veal Steak ji Chasswer 1 u) Sliced Tomatoes Potatoes -'O'Brien Sliced, Pineapple idorried Br'e "al Coffee, Mlk or Iced Tea in. VALLEY GRILL 1564 S4 Comitiercia r- ' H B 13 U O L t i a & a iLJI i 4 i Phone 1523 ferative ' .rrrm .AS- nn General 'Uarket I PitTLAKDrvO., Xt- 12. (By i octmte4Pr.) Uttl .rUU SST (258 tisrotKhiealves S90. , Blow.. CItb $1 bKherutr rood 8B.23;dini S ' S coaam - S S.SO ; - canaera and attora, tae-5Q tAaifara.ooaa aHB-d mmd ium 4.50 07;,. etra good $ 8 6 J6 0 ; caousoA aad mediam. Low eat- tera sad enttera S2Q4.25, Bnil food bf yerluica, icUded) S55,5; torn tataaTand aaadiaa (eaaaiers aad. lioloritaa ) 94;Ss calm aaediam .to caaic (Bulk teda o-sctadod) -S7.60io.5Q; un aad Coraraoa S68.50. . Vaalera modiaas sod eboiee 10.00 12.00; cttUa sod com awn $650(310; Hogs . receipts 14.95 1T50 throarfa) 25 cents lower, UtuwJ Vaif bt ( 2j0 ta SOO povads) ma'diam. good mm envies. iaf jBBajBM.piiMf (200 to 350 poaadir pommaa, mediiun, good and choice" S13.25C1 1-50; light weight a (160 to. 260 pooads) -eoinBHd aiediuai. good ' and choice 914014.75; light 180-260 poondaV common, medium, road and chuica $14C'i'tS: packing Boca (rough and amooUi)-$U12; alaagbter piga (VO to 13U. pounds) mediant good a ad. choice 14Ctt 14.75; leetier and atocker pigt (70-130 povnda) asadium, good -sad. caoico S14ft 15.50; - (soft or oihr.hora and roaaVng pige axeladed in aboTo qnetations.) . Sbep an4 laniba Te cciptat4130, nominal steady, prices nn changed. GRAIN' I , PORTLAND. Ore.. Aac. 13. (Br As sociated . Pren.l Wheat: ' BBB -hard wtiite. Anrnst $1.35; September 1.35; bard white. BH Heart, Aogast $1.35; 3ept. $1.33.; federation Aogast $1.35; Sept. $1.35; soft white, August $1.36; Kept. $'.35: hard winter, August $1.31; Sept. $ 1 .3 1 ; northern spring. Aogast U2; Sept.. -St. 3a t western red AugTjst $1.30; September 1.30; ot No. 2. 86 pound white feed .ugvst $28.50; Sept. $28.50; No. 3 86 pouad, grav, August $28 50; Sept. $2N.50; barlev 4ft pound AogoM $27 r Sept. $27 f N6. 2, 44 pound' August $27: 8ept. $27; corn No. KV shipment AaguKt $39: September $.1t: mill run standard Angust $21.50; Sept. $21.50. j. f ' ' 'by -XBTf.AXl, Ore.. Ang. 13. (By Asso ciated Press.) Baying prices: Kastern Oregon rin-etttjr $3t(jr22:, do alley $17 $i?17.50; cheat $13; alfalfa 1 7.50 frr 18 ; Ml bay oat and vett-lt $ It. ."(; straw $1fe,7.."0. per tou. Selling prifi-s $2 tfta more. , DAIBT EXCHANGE 11)KTIASl, Ore Aug. , 13. (By As sociated Press.) Net prices: Butter, ex tras 41c; standards 4r prime firsts 39c; firsts 3K. Kggs. extra 36; firsts S4e; pullets 30c; current receipts 32c; peewees 20c. MILK . PORTLAND. Aug. 13,-r-(Br Associated Press.,) Steady; best churning cream 42e per pound, net shippers' track in cone 1. Cream, delivered vPortlsnd 44c per Bound. Raw milk 4 per cent, $2.25 ewt. f. o. o. Portland. akr Hawaii Sugar Crop Is More Than 500,000 Ton HONOLULU, (AP) Hawaii's 1926 sugar season Is nearly ended. Many plantations will f inishgrind- ing cane in July and Augusts rne largest plantations late' In June had manufactured 509,685 tons of raw sugar and shipped 459,995 tons. lit 'I , You will Iroid for every pritqf , the home -in complete isuites, oKinimgle pieces marked With RED ; TAGS, which means a drastic reduction and saving to it . '. iM wA 7 - . .'V war I - - PifflUTECSOP SETS (Id HE 1 1.100 Pound Dummy on 50 Foot Bag Falls 1,000 Feet .in 38 Seconds ; SAN DIEGO, CaL, Mat. lS.- X By: Aitslated rPr)ATlaUoi history was recorded at the north island "naya! " air " station here, to- day when HOOpbund dnmnty' tor-nedo.- to which- a 50 foot para chute-was attached dropped. lttOO feet; in 3S secbhds" and landed so easily thkt not eyen .the paint was scratched by the impact. k , Two tests oftthe 50 toot para chute were made at the air i sta tion preliminary to the aeroplane dropping experiment that will be conducted at Inglewood at., 10 o'clock on he morning ot August 24; when t la expected that aero planes can be protected from fall ing hy parachute mechanism.'.. V A feature ot the morning para- at r ... T Salexn M Salexn markets. 1 FEEX v ! -if, No. 1, wheat, .wait I Red wheat, tacked -f 1.28 - 14 . - .45 . 14.00 Oatt, per fu. Hay. , oata Tici er ton POKE. MTTTCOH AHD BEEP Top hotSXl.t-.r.. ...114.50 Bow ! .10V4.U Top steers . -.5.S Cowi 2 W .4 Bulls c 4.5 Spring lambs, under 90 lbs. .10 Top Teal 8-9 Dressed Teal , - .16 Dressed hogs . JO POTTI.TBT Llgat keaa Heary kens i.17 .0.2S ,i7.a2! ,t.S Jt spring Roosters ,-M Heary fryi EGOS, BtJTTEE. BXTTTEaVFAT Btaadarda . , ,. r JTrSelecta .28 .10 .44 Per pound ButteMat Cream butttr VXOETABXES. nVTIB-y Vegetablo aeets, sacka4 Uaiona, - aos. Kaaeaeo Radishes, dot. bunches CaUry .1.85 Qt.00 Kew cabbage Local lettuce) Comb honey, par. dos. .80 .4,7595.25 . JO aw peaa String v"-t Old potatoes ... , . Local new. 'potatoes Watermalloa Oanta loupes " --O-se 0344 .01 iaTfsaa.oo Li. 0) s ydW , r . GOD 's mi: -mm I. ' : ' iA:''rfrrrnnfna; . experiments , was h -coo-foot dire of :M.;J"Harrl-; son.1 aviation, machinist mate sec ond class, who despite .tnai w .w Friday. . the -13th. piungea ueu tirst from a naTy.pIine. He drop ped f. 600 feet 'before me opened.' ' " , ; liiscuiB w Robert A. Hbdgkinson,' Dis n;: trict Governor, Speaks i ' . ' at' Luncheon . i i ftobert W. Hodgklnsoh ofporr- tand, district 1 goTefnor of the Lions International was yprinci nal : speaker! at the Lions Club luncheon in. the hotel Marlon yes- u.j.v Un.inM!nf tha nfa.n for SERVICE BULLETIN the coming, yevar, and stressetl tnejsnaron. -aauer B anc hecessitT "of cooperatlon'between : suit of an, arUcle printed in the the different Lions clubs of the state.- s. i 1-, j.'.lv f k. More clubs, more members, and better, relations between . the clubs and the international, Is his mot to. 7: ' ; ; " " . sfY.r'. ;-s ;;rS- ; V j .. Newell Williams,, secretary, of the local Lions club, will.be editor -of a Wur page printed bulletin - to be. Issued in the future. , Enough advertising space will be sold to cover the cost of printing. ' s . Arthur Brockwell, special ; rep resentatfro of ri9Llofcs.,IiitfBa tional, also addriessed , the club. Henry Staufferi ;aion frometi aluma. Calif., said to be The Egg Center of the World," wasTpres ent. He ' is pastor of the .First Congregational, church th?rev . f Mr. a.nd Mrs. Louis Herman arid son. who are. returning from the Lions club conTentlon recent- ly held In San Francisco to .their home in Boulder Col., were also guests. !.i, aI-v ohn Schel, IFloyd; Seamsteir, Ralph Knowles, and Merritt. Hart will travel to; Van CourerV.B. C., Friday evening, and -return Wednesday- i : t ' - . SCHOOL DIHTUtCT-VOTiyS SILVERTON,, Aug. 13. (Spe cial . to ... The .Statesman. ) The school election In the Brush Creek district resulted in the election, ji f ria-n Hlllman and Gilbert Under - IT " " . , . dahl, directors; John( Goplerud, For .Yoiir! - : . - : .; : - ,v Mi aiaiiBl 'I . . v . . . 1 00 f r -I' 7 nrfl. 1 . - vomq liiw Shop ; v ArovassiL ' i LOOK FOR THE The Slore With the Friendly cierk: a. n. y :;:- the board. .wish -------- WoVnds at Brush Creek will aho tl--'T-;a W half aa acre, which will be bought od thenorth Ble. A-special; meeting ror eratlon ot this will .b. M loa' day evening. - . ; A1MEE KEYEi TO : V f .: '. (Continued from fS X.) J the Xorm ;ot .4,leak';. . charges, charges of politics and. eridence of. theft from the J6ry room.. , -SAN DIEGO, ,Cal. Aug-, 13., (By Associated Press,.) A. TL gauer, publisher ot the San piego Herald, was arrested this after noon by Deputy United j States Marshal Reno Wilsoa on a charge of sending obscene . literate,. through ;tn mans, me uli oh whlch Sauer was arrested wx Issued yesterday' by United Stated Commissioher.DaTld Jlead in Los Angeles, the complaint being sign ed, by Post Office Inspector Frank San Diego Herald, a weekly news. pafrer.' July "29 last, in which He 'made a bitter attack on ; Almee Bern pie McPherson. , ... ' ; Shortly 'after .his, arrest Sauer was taken before United States Commissioner Henry C. Ryan, who tixed ball at fSDOO, which amount Saner stated he would give before night. . ' ; O r 6:0O-4-KYB C 853 )- -8 program ; S. pro gram; . popular aonBs; lo-ll,' f roiif. a:K KMTK.. Jlollywood. -T, prograsa: S VMT iii.rl MrhMln. ,.,. 6:UO Kli (394) Spokane. fl-T," orcties- tlat J " iSrOO-rKPSX (310), Pasadena. ; 6. dia - ner hour program; 8, concert boar. 6:80 KPO 1428) San Fraaciaco. K)0f orchestra; 8-134 orchestra. :30 rKNX (837) lxs Angelea. :30or- tra, 11. frohe. ' - 8:3& KF1 (467) Loa Angetet. 6:30. K Xightly doings; . 7. popular program; quartet; 0, program; 10. radio 1 1- frolic. - - ' -f 6:30 KHJ (405) "Lot . Angelea. enildren'a proaram; . Mndio program.' f:00 KFSO (245), 7. orthestra; 8, pi . gram; 9, Basic; 10, orchestra ; 111.' frolic. ' - ' " "I :0& KFO.V (233) Long Beach. 7. pro rna: 7:30, hand concert. 15, band concert ;! , KFOS artiste, musical pro. gram. : 7:00 KFO A (454) ..&estlle. 1. nsnsteal' ' program ; 8 :1, . program ; 9 :30, dance orchestra. 8:00 KGO, (3611-4kland. 8, program; 9, program; 10-1 a. m., dance orches tra. -.-. If Broadcasts after midnight include the ' followingr - Until 1:00.- JKR1-V. KFSD, v K&O. KFRC; until 2:00 Jy. Aintil 3, . ;kfvi. - v . s I Gonveniuiicb We'.WmBo 3 "7 vk , BSD TA Spirit es ' j ge f it-' r r ; . O'y-aTlarirhJajariiy j 3 v.. . -