mm Hi1
tm SecW 3ww
&(ii !i
Medford Mail Tribune
H
WEATHER I
SECOND
EDITION
I' I r tonight nnd lomor.ow
Mat. -Iff j Mhi. J!J1.
tan
iv;-
fcte
s,
rortv-foiirth yr.
Dully Ninth Ynnr
T. L
ALLIES CLAIM'
-. r
WEST BANK OF
Artillery Engagements In Arras Re
Ulon Destroy Tlirco German Batter
iesTrenches Blown Up Extend
ed Section of Canal Which Cost
Many German Lives Lost to Allies.
PARIS, Doc. 32, 2: Ifl p. in.Tlie
French oflioinl bulletin, given out in
Paris thin afternoon, jwys Hint
(-'ticlt troops now occupy tliu weal
hunk of the Ysor oniinl. Artillery en
gagements, all of them resulting more
or Iomm advantageously to lliu French,
urn repotted in the. region of Arm ft
mar Nnmpool, in the Aistie, in the re
Kiou of Perthes, near llm foiesl of
l.agricrio, on llm hcighlti of Iho
MoUSt, ninl in tin Vongi'H.
Tin ot of Iho eniuiuiiniculinn fnl-
luWS!
"Tito riu'iiiy has completed Mm
evacuation of tliu west linnk of tin'
YIT I'lllllll to tin' uoitli of the house
of tint ferryman, nnd wo occupy thin
Inuik.
Aitlllcry Hint nl Ann
"III tin region of Arrnn Micro have
boon artillery engngeinoiils. In llm
legion of Numpnel our batteries have
reduced to nilouco (ho butteries of the
enemy. In the region of llm Aino
our hravy nitillory silenced tho field
hntloiicrt of llic Germans. At n point
noitlicaHt of Vallly,'nno of their bat
teries of Ilowilrrrs was completely
destroyed, j . ...
"In Hi" region of (Vtlhi'H ami in Iho
vii'iuity of tho forest of Lagrurio
thorn havo boon nrlillcry engagements
ninl some infantry fighting which re
sulted advantageously lo n.
"On tho height of Iho Mouse tin
arlilloty of llm enemy showed little
activity. On tho contrary, our nitil
lory donmlinliPd at DeiiMioud", lo Iho
wj'M of Vigneuello I.oh llatlonolia
tol, two dattorioM of (ho nioniy, 0110
composed of jjilim of In 10 onlihi'i',
anil Iho othor ued for filing upon
aviator. In tliirt winio wo liuxo
hlowu up a blockhouse aiiil destroyed
Kcvenil trenches.
"Mot worn (ho Mouse ninl Iho Mo
selle there it nothing lo ropott, anil
in tho Vosgen thoro liavo been urlil
Iry engagements. I" tho region of
.SononoH wo hnvo consolidated tho po
sitions ginned hy iih (ho evening he
fore. Ituslniis Victorious
"Russia: In Iho region of Mluwa
iolrut attacks on tho mrt of Iho
Germans hnvo hcu-n ropulHoil, ami Iho
ItiikhiaiiH iiRain havo taken tho of.
foiiHivo aj,'aitiKt poliuiiUK of the enemy
that nre relirhii? in iliHonler. In the
ipuIoii to tho ninth of I.owio. feme
ioiiH (lormau nllaeH have heen also
every where ro(tlKcil with hea,
Iohhpr,
"In tho rcKioii Kouth of Cracow (ho
TdiKstiin offeiiKlvo Iiuh heen hueeeHH
fully miutimicil in spito of a Ktuhhoni
rertistaneo.
"In Serviti; Tho Servian nrniios,
which had roaeheil Iho Koluhara
river, have cvobhciI this ntrenm ho
tween tho Vnljovo, whieh Iiuh heen
oeeupieil hy them, ami tho junction
of the Ljid. To (ho north they havo
nueupioil Lazruovatz. Tho nuniher of
lriHoner taken hy Iho Horvianfi in
tho comxo of these reeent eiiK'itl0
nieulH reaches the total of ahout 18,
000 men."
I
WARIHNOTON', Poo. 12. Uco
nomlii oporatlonu ilomnml one pront
powor plant mipnlyliiK olcotrlo cur
rent throughout tho llnttcd StntoH,
nceonlliiK to vIowr OMiresBoil toilny
by V, A. llreekonrlilKo f tho South
oru California UIIhoi eonu'iiny. nml
coiiHlruclor of NIiiki' l''H imwor
plaulH, who apponroil toilay hoforo
tho Honnto pulillo lnml commit too In
onpoHltlon to tho wntor powor alto
IiiohIiik hill. Ho nmmlloil tho hill iih
Mats opposed to audi ceiitiulUatlau.
m
CANAL
SEIZED N H N ES ADVANCED
NATIONAL POWER PLANT
1iT1!
SUCCESSES
German Official Statement Asserts
That Allies' Atacks In France ami
Belgium Repulsed and Ground
Gained In Arfjoitnc Russians Arc
Beaten Back In the East.
Iinill.l.V, Dee. 12, (hy wlrolcKH.)
Advanced for the (lemma nrinlen
In lioth the went ami Oie east are
reported In nn oiilclnl iitaicinoiit
Ktvcti out toilay at military head
UiinrteM. Tho attnckH of the allien
In Prnaco nnd ItolKlum hnvo heen
rnpttlfMjit and tho Oermnnn liavo
Knlni'd i; roil ad near Arrnn and In the
ArKonne. In tho cant tho Ituiuilan
forci'H worn ln-atiiu hack In the flulit
Iiik atem: tho Kniit I'riimilaii frontier
and In .Southern Poland.
The text of the communication
folio nn:
"On the east 1'rtiininit frontier our
cavalry repulsed KiihmIiu eavalry,
inking tl.'O prisoners.
IttiHslniiM lt'iuKiil
".South of tho Vistula ami in north
ern I'olnml our operations are de
veloping. "In southern Poland, ItiiSNian at
taekrt havo heen repulsed hy Austro
liuiiKnriau and Oerman troops.
"In I'laiulers lm Preneh ychterday
uiiiile ntlackx in Iho reeiou of I.anue
mark, which, however, were repulsed.
They lost 'JIHI men in killed nml we
look .'1 10 prisoner.
"Our artillery hoiuliarded tho
Yprcrt railroad station to iulorfeio
with the moveuienlH of Iho enemy's
troop. ,
"'e have made some progress near
Arras.
"French trooM again attached us
near Soiiniu-Poithoi, Init without
sueecKH,
Snrress In Aikoiiiio
"In Iho AiK"inw forest the Kreneh
for weeks ptiMt havo liuiittd .lliciu
hclvcH lo very worth ultaeks ami they
everywhere hae heen repulsed. On
Klie other hand, (leiman troops have
again taken posspsHJoii of riu impor
tant Preneh position of Mippoit hy
means of tho explosion of a mine.
The enemy has suffered heavy louse
in killed and many of (heir troops
havo heen so severely shaken as to he
unahle to fight any longer."
"Moreover, wo took over UOO pris.
oners near Apniuonl. South of Kt.
Mihiel repeated stuhhoni French at
tacks were repulsed, as wore also
other attacks in tho vicinity of Mur
kireh." IS VOIED DOWN
WASHINGTON', Dee. 12.-!iepru-sentativo'
llardner'ri demand for n
hearing on his resolution for an in
vestigation into tho military prepar
edness of the country was voted
down today hy the houso rules com
milleo hy n ulrnight parly volo of
five to three, All tho demooralu vot
ed against it.
PANAMA CANAL SLIDE
DELAYS SHIPMENTS
SAN KHANC18CO, Cat., I)ee. 12.
A private dispatch to V. It.' Oraeo &
Company, jeeeived today from tho
Panama Canal zone, plated that a
new alide in tho Ctilehra cut would
ontiKo n delay of about two days to
shippiiig. No detailfi wero given.
ii
PARIS, Dee. 12, 5:110 a. m. The
police of (leiieva, Switzerland, says a
dihpateh to tho Journal, have arrest
ed a naturalized Amuriean named
Muller, who, it ia alleged, organized
mi iiiipoilaul (leriuiin spy system with
ramil'ieallous in hyous, and tho priu
elpal eite of eastern Franco. Mid
ler, tho dispatch stales, will ho tried
by court martini.
BERLIN CLAIMS
IS EAST AND WEST
GARDNER'S INQUIRY
MEDFORD.
IN BOTH EAST
'DRESDEN TAKES EQUAL SUFFRAGE SERVIAN ARMY RUSSIANS PIERCE lENDDRSE PLAT
REFUGE IN INLET
OFF PATAGONIA
German Cruiser Which Ran Away at
Battle of Falkland Islands Located
Alonn Straits of Magellan Jap
anil English Warships Walling for
Her Capture.
LONDON, Dee. IS, 1:00 p. in. A
dispatch to tho Kvcnlmt Noun from
VatpnraUo, Chile, nay It Ih reported
that tho Herman cruiser Drendon had
tukeii refiiRe In nu Inlet In tliu coast
of Patagonia.
Tho Divmtcn Ih the only xcmiA of
tho rierman squadron which met tho
Hrltldh fl4it In tho Kouth Atlantic
December S, that hua not been ac
counted for.
The engagement of December 8 off
Iho Falkland Inlands resulted In tho
dcHtrtictlnn of tho Orinan ctulners
Kchnrnhomt, (iiielsehnu and I.elp7lff.
Later It wan announced that the
Nuraberg alio had been destroyed.
The Dresden escaped from the en
counter nnd was supposed to havo
fled to tho westward. This would
take her to tho coast of Patagonia,
where the ValparaUo report places
hur.I'atngonla and the fitraltn of Ma
gellan offer numerous hays and In
lets where n vcfisvl could hide or take
refugo. Thero oro nomo Chilean
ports In this part of Kouth America
whoro a warahlp could Intern.
Hrltlsh warships, douhtlesn nrc In
pursuit of the DreHilen from the At
lantic side of tho St rait h of Magellan,
nnd'irtiCilnld that Japaneno cruisers
are watching Iho Pacific or western
entrance on the strait. In case xlie
should attempt again to enter tho
Kouth Pacific.
E
NMV YOIJIC, Dee. 12. Mrs. Frank
I.enlie'8 million dollar herptchl to the
online of woman suffrage was nl
tacked today in two miiIk started in
tho supremo court by Floreneo L.
Weisshrod and I.onettn h. Hollander,
grandchildren of Frank Leslie, the
founder of tho publishing firm whieh
bears his name.
The plaintiffs in these suits demand
$100,000 ench as (heir share of tho
estate tint! also set forth that $200,
000 all that would be left of tho
money bequeathed by Mrs. l.onlie to
Hiiffragv should be paid to Frank
Loslio III nnd Arthur Leslie, also
grandchildren of Frank Leslie I. Tho
petitioners allege that Mrs. Frank
Lcslicl was entitled to only one-third
of tho $1,800,000 estato whieh bhe
disposed of hy will.
Mrs. Leslie's will provided that (ho
rosiduo of her estato bo paid out
right, to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Cntt.
Although she imposed no restrictions
upon Mrs, Cajt, she expressed the
hope in her will that tho money would
ho spent for advancing woman' suf
frage. WALL STREET COMES
NFAV YORK, Dec. 32. 'nl street
enmo iuto' its own today. Tho stock
exchange, closed for nearly four nnd
u half months, except for limited
trading in bondsMuring tho past two
weeks, was reopened nt 10 o'clock
this morning for netlvo trading in
stocks. One hundred, anil ninety-two
issues were approved by tho gover
nors for (railing, nnd though other is
sues wore barred, notably United
Slates Steel, activity on tho floor of
the exchange revived memories t hig
days ton years ago.
Not for many years has thoro been
such ii throng of brokers on tho floor
us thai which wailed patiently for
the signal to resume (railing. Thero
tiro 1100 members of the exchange
mid hourly 700 of those, it is esti
muled, wero on (lie floor, Many of
GRANDCHILDREN
SEEK
1 IN
N SUFFRAGISTS
OlcECIOtf, 8ATUHDAY,
AND WLST BATTLE LINES-GERMAN
TO BE VOTED
IE;
Committee Reports Favorably Upon!
Voles for Women and Upon Prohi
bitionCongressmen to Be Placed
on Record Upon Both Propositions
One Dav for Each.
WASIIINflTONDre 12.- Yen and
nay voteh in the home on special
rules for consideration of proposals
to submit woman hiiffrace ami ino-
hibitiiiu question for constitutional
amendment was iissured by the ac
tion of the rules committee today.
The prohibition question will be
brought into the house Tuesday, De
cember 22, nnd when it has been dis
joved of, woman suffrage will be
taken up.
Prohibition ,11111 Pp. Tiki
The rule for consideration of the
Ilohsou constitutional amendment for
nation-wide prohibition was voted
out unanimously by the committee.
Its supporters and opponents were
willing to submit it to a record vote
in the house. It provided eight hours
of general debate nnd unlimited op
portunity for amendment.
The rule for a ynte on the Mon
dell woman suffrage amendment was
voted out, four to three. Hepresentn
tive Foster, democrat, of Illinois, by
joining the two republicans and the
one progressive on iho committee,
overcame the three democrats who
wore opposed to it
Chairman MennnVclnrcd onnday
would be allowed to each of the prop
ositions and that the house would he
kept in session until they were dis
posed of.
Xovd Twi-'ritlnls Voto
Representatives Campbell, I.enroot
nnd Kelly, with Foster, outvoted the
democrats. Henry, Pou and Cnntrnll
and Representative floldfogle, an
other democrat, declined to vote. The
suffrage rule would nllovv six hours
of general debate nnd the usual op-
pot I unity for amendment.
It will he necessnrv for the sun-
jMiiters of both proposals to get a
two-thirds mniority for the adoption
of Iho rules nnd then n two-thirds
majority for raeh resolution. Op
ponents say the necessary votes can.
not be gotten. The plan to begin con
sideratinn of the questions December
22 makes it apparent that tho demo
crats are determined to curtail tho
holiday recess as much ns possible.
T
CAPTURE BORDER CITY
DOrCU.AS, Ariz., Dee. 12. Fron
terns, thirty miles south of Agna Pri
eln, was captured by HOO Maytorwm
troops Inst night, according to offic
ial word received today hy Cnrranrn
officials. The garrison there mus
tered fewer than fifty men. Major
Aurclinuo Iturna, commanding the
Mnytorena forces, moved southward
toilay for the punio.se, according to
reports, of stripping the raneho of
Roherlo V. Pasquiera, Carrania's of
ficial agent here.
OPON BY HOUS
INTO ITS OWN WHEN EXCHANGE OPENS
tho others smiled down, with their
families and friends, from the mem
bers' gallery on (ho west wall.
Tho visitors.' gallery, across the
way on tho west .side, was thronged.
Half or more of tho hundreds who
gnxed down at tho unusual scene on
tho floor were women. Although ad
mission to this gallery was by ticket
only, and tho issuance of tickets was
rigidly vised, doorkeepers eyed keen
ly each person admitted in order to
make sure (hat no person of bomb
throwing tendencies should enter.
Almost before tho metallic echoes
of the gong ceased ringing tho cheer
ing had died down to a great hum,
nnd the hundreds of brokers were
grouping themselves in knots around
tho trading posts. Tliu galleries glu
ed down in dwindling interest mid
alowly began lo empty, Within (he
first (en uiinufoa tho floor of tho ox-
DIWEMBIW 32, 19M
INSPIRED TO WIN
BY
"Soldiers! Heroes! Your Old King
Has Come to Die With You for the
Fatherland, for Servla. Let Us
Drive Out the Enemy," Are Mon
arch's Words.
PARIS, Dec. 12, 1:40 a. m Tho
inspiring presence nnd words of King
Peter of Hervla are given as the chief
causo of tho successes recently
achieved hy tho Servian army, says a
dispatch from Nlsh, Servla, to tho
Matin.
"Soldiers! Heroes! Your old
king has come to die with you for tho
fatherland, for Servla. Let us drlvo
out the enemy."
These historic words, pays the
Matin's dlspnteh, wero pronounced hy
King Peter heforo the order for the
general attack was given which re
sulted In the defeat of tho Austrlans
Tho aged king arrived on the battlo
front at the supremo moment when
the country's fato hung In tho balance.
Mounted on a charger, he slowly rode
through the Servian lines, anil was
everywhere greeted with tho wildest
enthusiasm.
His words, according to the Nlsh
dlRpatch, had the effect of a train
of gunpowder, and tho unforgettable
battle began beforo Topola, tho
cradle of tho KaraKcorgevltch dynas
ty. Ion miles from Mount .Oplcnatx;
where rest tlio ashes of tho Servian
heroes and Itoynl family.
Till: HAGl'i:, via London, Dec. 12,
4:T0 p. m. German newspapers
which have been received hero show
that the German press, although pro
hibited strictly from criticising any
acts of tho government during tho
war, is much displeased by tho sud
den chango In tho leadership of tho
German military forces. They state
that Count Von Mo)tko has been "po
Htely side-tracked" as chief of tho
general staff and that supreme com
mand has been given to a "war min
ister whoso behavior towards the
Helehstag in tho ahem Incident was
Insulting."
In tho short biographies of Major
General Von Falkenhayn, which tho
newspapers aro permitted to print,
they refer In tho most guarded way
to what thef term his failure up to
tho present time In tho operations on
tho mestern front.
It Is Intimated In these newspapers
that thoro has been friction between
Emperor William and Count Vojj
Moltkc, owing to a dlfferenco of
opinion concerning tho conduct of
tho campaign in tho west.
change was white with paper snow
tho torn fragments of thousands of
memoranda.
There was hardly need, it seemed,
during tho first few minutes of trad
ing, for tho posting of minimum
prices. They opened with ti rush and
mi old-time upward swing that sent
tho principal issues wholo points
above tho roek-bottom figures deter
mined upon by tho conunitteo in ad
vance. Thoro was one feature, how.
over, that was not nt all in keeping
with the activity of tho hig days of
more prosperous time, and that was
tho small volume of singlo trades,
Most of the trading was in blocks of
100 to 1100 shares, and much of it
was in blocks of less than 100 shares,
llusiness was more active and (he
undertone stronger in tho final hour,
with a higher level for most of tho
prominent issues,
N ER
KA
QUARRELED
W
ON
MM
ER
CAMPAIGN
ADVANCE CK
IT
IN TWO PLACES
Plan of Polish Invasion Declared a
Failure Germans Reduced to
Making Bloody and Useless Attacks
Upon Russian Front German Col
umns Separated hy Czar's Forces.
PARIS, Dec. 12, -J il.1i p. m.-The
Petrograd correspondent of the Matin
wires hit paper that the Oertnan plan
In Poland hns completely failed. His
dispatch Kays:
"The Herman plan, which consist
ed on turning tite Russian right wing
at I,owicz and nt the same time com
pleting n similar maneuver on the ex
treme left on the river Itonnjep, has
completely failed. The Germans nrc
reduced tj) making bloody and useless
attacks on our fiont."
Delaing .ilvaiire
I'KTROORAD, Dec. 12, via London,
3:0r p. m. Russian military observ
ers contend Hint the Gemians in
withdrawing before pnrtial successes
of the Hussions along the battle front
to tho north of Wnrsnw, arc follow
ing their well-known tactics of de
laying the advance of their opponents
as long ns possible by holding each
successive trench until it becomes un
tenable. Reports reaching Petrograd
today, however, indicate that the
Gennnu front has been pierced at
least on two points between Cieebn-
now and Przasnysz, which hns re
sulted In.tbc severing of communica
tion between the German columns-.
Of Strategic Advantauo
A German repuKo here, military
critics say, will be more significant
ns n strategic advantage than ns n
decisive factor in the campaign now
raging on all sides of Warsaw. It
will givo the Russian forces operat
ing to the northwest of Warsaw, Rus
sians point out, space in which to
maneuver on the right bank of the
Vistula, their right wing, which hith
erto has been crnmcd hv the falling
back of their own troops upon the
Polish capital.
Tho uninterrupted figlitin" in the
last three weeks is now being aug
mented, it is said, by day and night
attacks on tho Russian positions be
tween Lowicz and tho river Vistula.
Constant reinforcements from other
parts of tho battle front aro report
ed to bo entering the strugglo in this
locality.
E
BY UNCLE SAM
KL PASO, Tex., Dec. 12. A see
ond warning from tho Washington
government to Governor Mnytorena
was received here today demanding
that JIaytorena withdraw immediate
ly from tho range of tho American
border town. It had been given veib
ully, it was understood, to ono of
Maytorenn's agents at Washington.
NACO, Ariz., Dec. 12. Joso Mny
torena, insurgent governor of Son
ora, who has been besieging the Cnr
ranzn garrison of Nnco, Sonora, sineo
September, snid today thai ho had re
ceived no order from Provisional
President Gutierrez to stop firing in
order to prevent bullets striking in
American territory. Until ho does
receivo such order ho will eontinuo his
attack. Meantime ho is preparing for
a final assault on Nnco Tuesday.
"I have received no orders from
President Gutierrez to stop my at
tack on Naco," read n. statement
Maytorenu issued today. "L'uloss 1
do receive such orders from Mexico
City I will eontinuo fight hur. I re.
grot that bullets havo fallen in Amer
ican territory, and especially that
Americans liavo been wounded. My
men take every precaution to prevent
complications with (he United States,
Strict orders havo been issued re.
garding shooting Into American terri
tory mid I urn sure that Iho danger
lo Americans has resulted from tho
dicticd mid practices of tho cucuiy.
GERMAN
1
SECOND
WARNING
N MAYTORENA
NO. 22G
FOR BET
MANUFACTURY
Enthusiastic Meeting Results in Ap
pointment of Committees to Secure
Desired Acreage In Sugar Beets
Sugar Makers Outline Proposal and
Answer Questions Propounded.
Kndorsemcnt of tho plan to es
tablish a beet sugar factory In tho
Rogue river valley was accorded Fri
day afternoon at n mass meeting of
farmers, landowners and business
men at the Nat, and as n barometer
of public sentiment offers of acre
age wero mada this morning without
solicitation. A campaign to secure
signers will begin next week, and de
tails arranged for tho planting and
harvesting of tho 1015 crop when
tho required acreage is secured.
Acting in conjunction with tho
Farmers and Fruitgrowers League, a
committee will bo appointed by V. II.
Gore, call upon all landowners
and farmers.
I'rogrcsslvencss ltevlvnl
Tho sentiment expressed at tho
meeting showed a revival of tho old
time progressive spirit. Tho offers
of the beet sugar Interests wero out
lined by F. S. nramwell nnd A. Nib
ley, and they received a rapid fire of
questions from prospective growers,
which they answered to tho satisfac
tion of tho questioners. Thoy showed
n thorough working knowledge of
tro beet sugar Industry, and mndo a
good impression Upon tha. audience.
Hoth tho sneakers praised thft
UoKiie river valley, and expressed tho
opinion that Its soil was largely
adapted to the growing of beets. Tho
beet sugar industry has a soil expert
with cvory plant Tho representa
tives said thoy wero surprised at tho
extent and apparent fertility of tho
valley, Willamette valloy reports pic
turing this section ns nothing out a
"bankrupt canyon not worth bother
ing about." Itoscburg nnd Douglas
county hnvo made a feoblo effort to
secure tho beet factory there.
Much KnWiusliiiin Shown
From the enthusiasm manifested
nt tho meeting Friday, and the street
conversation today, thero will bo lit
tle difficulty In securing tho re
quired amount of acreago. For tho
first tlmo In months, there Is a united
and harmonious effort toward a
common good, and tho establishment
of a permanont payroll. Two or
three of tho old line knockers, wero
about this morning walling and weep
ing, as when any public movement Is
under consideration.
At the meeting Friday afternoon,
D. W. Stone, J. A. Perry, H. C. Stod
dard, nnd Alfred Carpenter, most of
whom were acquainted with tho beet
sugar Industry In some phaso gavo
talks.
A feature of tho meeting was tho
attendanco of farmers from out or
town points.
COAL AT SEA
PANAMA, Dec. 2. It is porrihit
enlly reported hero todny that iv
squadron of six Ilriti&h warships met
four Dritish colliers at a point on tho
high seas fifty miles south of Pan
ama, nml coaled from them. It is be
lieved locally that ' theso warships
same from Australian waters. Ono qC
them is even said to bo tlio Australian
battleship Australia.
por several days past, there bus
been much wireless hlierfereuco and
it is believed that, tho colliers and the
warships havo been in communication.
Also ship captains coming Into Bal
boa hnvo reported Iho nearness; of
Dritish cruisers.
Six Dritish colliers hnvo culled, Ht
Panama during tho last few days.
This concent ration of colliers un
doubtedly has been for tho put-post of,
supplying tho Drl(lsh squadron.
A Japanese fleet is said to hf eff:
tho coast of Chile mid the UritWi
worships mo h(IIVd lo hav nM
for tho south u ttM h junti04
' wilh the Japmieitt, , ""
BRITISH
WARSHIPS
C
)
ccr