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Plan for Big Battle at Ver- non on Fourth of July.

COLOR LINE DRAWN BY COWBOY ATHLETE

Referee Eyton Saves Palzer From Almost Certain Knock- out.

EOS ANGELES, Cat, Jan. i-B- om- OO i - - bardicr Wells, the English champion UP HbUR. ROOM ) ASfCb I? V?T T'RorA STARVING TO C5 I "A HCTQCtr heavyweight, has been ottered a match ."irtth Luther McCarthy, victor o-- Al Palzer. Promoter Tom McCarey to-d- cabled an otter to Wells for a bat-- tie on the Fourth ot July, and expects a , reply within a day or so. If the .match is made. It will be staged at ; the Vernon- - arena," where Palzer went dotva to defeat yesterday in the eight- eenth round, when Referee Charlie Eyton stopped the slaughter.

a "There is no chance of Luther going up against either Sun Longford or Joe ,Jcannette. We have drawn the color line for months," said 'Manager Billy McCamey, the ntw champion's gulds and instructor, today. Colored boxers may as well quit challenging, for I ehall nav no attention to them. "Bombardier Wells will be gien first J .uaui; iu iiiy umu 10 cieur up any uun that England, has a world's champion. ?hen the winner of the WIllard-Da- tSJut will be met. By that time I may .. - 4 be willing to have Palzer climb into ' a ring again with Mac. He certainly desenes another bout, if only because THREE PLAYERS TO ATHLETIC PROGRAM of his gamtnees in the face of certain TIERNAN BANISHED SCOUTS ASSIST TO GEHfNJ&L defeat." Tribute to Palzer. McCarthy paid a handsome tribute to falser today when he said: I never FIGHT FOR POSITION ATTRACTS CROWD AT gamer my IN BUT ONE GAME STRENGTHEN CLUBS i met a man in life Ho took wm'SHB X a great deal more punishment than 1'lynn did, but he kept coming at me once. and-sAr- 'all the time. He didn't flinch He ON E SOX CLUB "Silent Mike" Is Now in New York and Owns a Cafe. HOUSE Agents Unearth Greatest Players "of Game e of can have another crack at me when I YJ.Ci.0PEN liiBtfrHiluiEET have finished with the rest of the IT bunch." Ranked With Greatest Baseball Play- t . - Value to Little Teams in Small Leagues in , "McCarthy was better than I expect- ed." said Palzer today, through his ers of the Age. Financial Way. bandages. But I want another chance Weaver, and John- Swimming, Basketball, and S Low, --Ellcr .jfiKftGaUagk; and I' think I deserve It I was beaten Berger, ,I .fairly and squarely, thougli, and I'm not Volleyball Feature New m 'squealing. " son to Scrap for Shortstop Silent Mike Tlernan Is well remem- In addition to being a terrific hitter. NEW YORK. Jan. 2L Baseball scouts successful, perhaps, as Arthur Irwin, ' vompeie junior The victor has a slight cut under hla 180,060 bered by many a of the 808 and most dangerous In a pinch, Tlernan was are comparatively 'new institution who made in one year for bis right eye, the only mark of his experi- With Cal. Year Celebration. a employer,. Frank FarreU. by "discov- Championships. ence of yesterday. Palzer, who left the Job 90s. as well as by right fielders of the In the national game, and without ering" caught his last fly. he ault with the as- promisers who were disposed of ring covered with blood, has two badly same period, and by thousands of fans satisfaction that he led the league out- - doubt they have been of great to such big advantage, but the veteraas puffed eyes, a cut on one ear and sev- whose Idol he was. qeraers tnat year with the splendid per- sistance in strengthening big league can be relied on to pick outaao player - George towa wfil have eral bruises on his face, showing the CHICAGO, There will.be In players' centage of .586. With swimming matches and basket- teams rn bringing into the lime- who does not have big- league class or three atUetes left-han- d III. Jan. It is recorded the ball and ta chnmsloashhw deadly effect of McCarthy's i games the" noma tke Jaater - at is ban-if-h- eight years .800. featuring semomace or a scramble next spring, among three good book Silent Mike was ed For Tlernan hit over ball New Year light star players, who otherwise it. HTtBe- jabs and jolts. However, he was not that. His years were 1895 1836,. celebration Y. M. C. It la twroet injured, and will be. all right as soon as athletes to determine 'which one will be from the game but once In his .best and when of the A., might never have been heard ot only " he batted .354 and .351, respectively. ; estimated today 3,500 people took ToMateea: tsda--r the MBfu the cuts heal. J the regular shortstop of the White Sax. long career, and then he was the goat game lis to- that in their immediate neighborhood. Jack Klelnow. the favorite old: catch- Lsv leaves tor Tlernan thinks the faster in the holiday program at the associa- dty, ,wsre ae w jota. .Be er, eap-ta- te This was the most Impressive bit of Ewlng rasping day when he played. picks was due to scout Ty Cobb Yankees, Hffl-toppe- Victory Is Easy. the brilliant' Buck the than He during "open It a that er ot the who la now Hvisg starlet the we on the Mathewson as the greatest of tion the house." This Georgia, Gal-lag&- er. McCarthy's defeat of Palzer the gossip heard baseball beat umpire, who believed Mike was guilty. was unearthed down in, and in the city, would make a model scout trackr team, and Johnny tor Uoday. and "Buck"Ewlng as the most won- crowd Is thought to break all records ptayer Is only one of the .AB. white heavyweight championship was man- Tlernan was just .such a batter as derful players. that grand for some club. Jack was always a 'the distance raaBen. three Jlmmp caiianan, tne soutn sine Thompson Dan Brouthers. of of former years at" the annual celebra- many who owe their present reputa- young players are catered la the games aad are ex- surprisingly easy. Prom the start he ager, announced officially that Joe Ber- Sam and Tlernan made the longest hit recorded close observer ot and pected to a prises. ger signed contract. Joe is an He was one of the select few credited his time, and for years afterward. tion. tions to the argus-eye- d sleuths, who has developed several star pitchers. He load lew appeared the better ring general, elud- had a in In the swimming events the honors knows player when he sees, one. Low" .holds. the Cornell teterscboiastte ing asDlrant to the lob that was filled by with driving the ball over the right It Is a question 'vhether it has ever easily went to Bamroan. Brunner, Han- roamed the country from one end to a and high jump marav topping, his opponent's wild rushes In the Buck Weaver most of last season. Wea - been beaten. He did In a pinch, off ihat is half the battle. Jack has been the bar atabr opening rounds and planting telling field fence at Exposition Park, Phila- it son, Rutherford, and Ansley, who won the other in search of talent that In close touch with baseball, too. right feet. He is alas charaptaa high jumper er Is after the place again, and the third the delivery of one of the greatest first places In their specialties. The big "league States. wKh a? marfcr blows where they counted most. Palzer ccmpetltor Is Ernie Johnson, who tilled delphia. ever faced "Kid" promised to becomo up to date. lei of that a batter Bachelors, composed ot Cutts. Miller, old-ti- five laches, aad UtHheMer was wholly unable to reach the big In position for a while year. Thinking of Tlernan. the fan's mind Sltchers timber. There are several other play- feeOlevea. cowboy, despite Mc- at the last Knight and Ellason, took the relay residing con- of the Sonth Atlantic section- - his longer reach. ambi- company The discovery, Cobb, In fact, ers now here who deserve weU-ksew- They are all joung men and reverts to that great of which race from the Married Men. of work: Is too n to need Carthy's footwork was so good he rs Mike Tells Story sideration when the scout questtosL filer's that tious. One of the thinks Captain Anson. Roger Connor, John M. An exhibition twenty-five-yar-d swim was the incentive that caused other is repeating. He is the greatest lndtridnal kept Palzer missing and losing his bal- 12, 1890, being Jaken up by managers." They - - ance. Johnson the best lnflelder of the trio, Ward. Hanq O'Day. ., Kid "On May Amos Rusle was was given by Zlrpei, Ellason, Karrlck, clubs than the Detroit roganlzatlon right way. track- star ever- at the HMlte. ' HftlB Berger the best hitter and Weaver the Charley working for us and 'Kid' Nichols for Smith. Bennett, and Sheets, and an to send out "agents" in the hope can do the work the in the dashes, the hnrtUes, ,aad From the tenth round to eight- all-rou- Nichols, Buck Ewlng, and entered the man. strong points 220-ya- rd eenth Palzer was a chopping block best If the Bennett were members. He was one of Bocton. Both were In great form, and swim by Miller. Blrney, that another Cobb would be the re- xae-- hol t could assembled In one ath- In- -- last, Tor the cowboy's stiff left Jabs and of each be the famous New York team under John for twelve innings had the batters at Krogstad, and Burch. ward of all the expense that was McLean Cardinal. Gallagher performed for Yale lete he would lead all of them. 1SSS Beckett, physical director by new a year, competing Swedish Olympic Jolts. O'Rourke's man continued to among Ward In and US9. their mercy. In the thirteenth I was C Edward curred the departure. la the along, hoping against hope Berger was 'the recruits in the of the Y. M. C A., was starter of Soon there was a swarm ot em- ST. LdDIS. Mo., Jan. 2. Larry Mc- Marathon as a representative ot ttf stumble Sox camp at Waco, Tex.. last spring, Is New Yorker How. at bat, with two out and the score, the meet; Nils G. Hansen, assistant bryo Christopher Columbuses, who TJnKed States. He Is aow a student at to land one ot hie terrific right swings be- Lean, TSte Cincinnati backstop, has on but reported a bit overweight, and Tlernan Is living in "Little Old New nothing to nothing. I fouled off the physical director and coach of the club, penetrated Into the most distant the Georgetown, and Is expected to win the mark. The best he could do en-dea- -- fore he could get Into fighting copdltton pitched, go- course scorer. signed to play with Cardinals in season was to Jar Mac with solid rights un- York;" he owns a modest cafe and lives first ball Nichols the ball was clerk of the and backwoods districts in their the many prises this Ja distance he had been transported to Los An- ing over the stand. - The timers were D. C. Crane. W. C. to dig up phenoms. 1912. He was suspended year by eventx. der the heart. Meanwhile, Mac was pacific League quietly on West Thirty-fift- h street. last tearing face geles. In the coast last 'That ball came back, but it was wet Thatcher, and Charles Orme, while Hank O'Day tor failure to keep In con- Palzer's to ribbons. summer he was a whirlwind shortstop, Tlernan was born in Trenton, N. J., soggy, and Nichols wanted the now John Mcany. John Early, and Gardner Scouts After Jobs. says The fifteenth saw both men slowing showing re- and dition, but he will be on the Job making such a that he was 21, 1S67. He played his first pro- ball that had been thrown out. His Orme were Inspectors and Judges. Managers of clubs were swamped . Cut Oat Town. up from their hard work, but Palzer claimed by Callahan. Conseauently. this January umpire the exhibition hereafter. -- Wllllamsport In teammates protested, but the The Invlnclbles took scouts,' Orleans, Chicago Cafes was dazed at the end from the grind- young Is expected to draw some fessional baseball with Hustlers by with applications for jobs as New. where the punishment. German 1884, and the next year went to Trenton. said the new ball was In play. basketball game from the desire to duplicate have trained for the last towr years, is ing The sixteenth saw consideration in me selection or box 1888 Nichols pitched laid 22 13 score. The teams were made and in their the him stagger around the ring, unable Jersey City had him in and he "The first ball I a to good club, man- American Second. to b forsaken. At tins late oaie ;. w. - luflelders next spring. York club In 1887, re- the wood to for a home run. The ball UD of nlayers from the representative fortune of the Detroit Cres- to- do anything except stop Com-iske- y, Joined the New The Murphy has discovered that the hard Manager Callahan and Owner years. He quit the went over the fence on a line, about Y. M. C. A. team, and the gamo was agers took all kinds of chances and EDINBURGH. Jan. t annual City houses too many forms eC swings with that adamantine Jaw of of the" White Sox. are the oply maining eleven high." the tcore Indicates. fifteen-mil- e Marathon .at Powder "Hall cent his. ,Blood from many game in 1898. twenty feet closr than engaged men as scouts who were abso- was won by Dinning, of England. amusement for his athletes. That's streamed small magnates in Chicago at present. Presi- In the boys' department the Yankees ignor- today the four years the Cue cuts on h's face. dent Johnson, of the , Myer five by 75 to 14, lutely useless an account of their "Bill" Queal. of New York, was sec- peculiar. la last defeated the Fort the qualifications' Kitchener, ot England, third. nave musneav iniru. uevuau, orsi, asa End Is Pathetic. stilt is in the wilds of the Carolines easily getting the better of the visitors ance of baseball and ond, and second. fixing up the schedule of gamed for from all angles of the game. In tho required that produce a real ball play- The. Iowa farmer came up groggy in next season. volley ball game Captain Henson s Tenny's team by er. Magee on First the seventeenth. McCarthy had been SPORTING GOSSIP team defeated Captain The scouts would see a man perform Have Thirty Gases.. begging Referee Kyton to end BOB THAYER'S 21 to 18. Manager Dooln says he win play get enough practice the In one game, and it the latter hap- Magee on The Cubs will slaughter five Sherwood first next season, spring- - They have thirty exhibi- for rounds, even calling BASEBALL NOTES pened to have a "good day" on that and "Runt" Walsh behind the bat. next on Tom O'Rourke to toss up the Intercity Bowling to particular occasion the telegraph wires tion, games billed. sponge for his beaten champion. But "EVERY KNOCK IS A BOOST." would be set on fire to headquarters the mill went on until now Palzer Ty Cobb has quit talking about h!s Be Decided This Week to secure the "dazzler." Headquarters helpless. uppercut 1913 contract. Tv is picking the pen- would "fair for the lofty talk and the was A short nearly nant winner for the coming season. He bought outright ' finished him and he hung on like a anything recruit would be at a 'drowning man. The bell saw him can't see but the Athletics with the playesr, who will probably be Representatives from the Richmond price so high that the club selling him Has white title. bottling clubs whose object la the estab- would able to continue for staggering to his corner. Tris Speaker led the batsmen In both sick and tired of the fines to be levied. Intercity bowling league be another Then came the end... was pathet- winner of lishment of an month at least, whereas otherwise the It leagues in poling out doubles gathering It Is ridiculous to cal the will bo in this city tomorrow or Friday club would have been in the throes of ic. As he came out of his. corner. in fifty-thre-e. yesterday "heavy- Dunn has team. Palzer stumbled into a terrific left the battle In Vernon to take up the plans of organization of dlsbandmcnt and dissolution. '&S& Simply because John- Intercity league. scout system has been a great hook. It 'was that same left hand Chief Wilson, of the Pirates, headed weight champion.' Jack Dunn's controversy with Rube an The three-cushio- n, anywhere Is more than likely that a sorles boon to wobbling little clubs run by that had been tearing him to tatters from appearing It bbbbbbbV .BBBMsWaBmBSBl lssssssssm beginning. the list of swatters. The son is barred VIckcrs anent the salary question draws games will be played In each city the village barber the town's one from the A hard right chief garnered In thlrty-sl- x swats good In France, and writers are agreed of visiting grew to the jaw further discommoded the for three pillows. but not attention to the fact that If the Oriole in which representatives will be selocted baseball fan and scouts boxer tattoo of rights on forgetting him. his title doe. manager can to engage In a series. This sorles Is ex- fat on the hospitality shown them beaten and a world's heavyweight start the season with a In. ana lens to the body indicated tne Some of the greatest home run hit- lapse. He Is still good pitching staff he will be pected to bring out some good talent and with free shaves thrown The ad TrV In a fair selected a scries of vance guard of tho sleuths consequent-t- v ComeTon .Insurmountable task before, him. ters PIng Bodic. of the Sox; Cactus champion. way to have a good club which after teams are . Fearing lest the next hard blow be Cravath, of the Phillies, and Hank should games will be played. lived nn the fat of the land and , serious. Referee Eyton rushed in and Perry, of the Tigers. Oh, ym, they stand high In the race. I counted their success In quantity rather tftt.tobaccdkfine!. raised McCarthy's right glove in Griff's contracts. 4 than quality. were great circuit smashers back In H BBSSSSmPV Thorpe to play. Outlaw League not so tho clubs who were BBBBBlmm token of his victory. The winner the bushes. Griffith should have little Another But had a slight cut under his right eye, Manager obliged to pay for the freight for all sssssssmV K the sole 'mark of his hattle. Palzer with his contracts. He uniform- This the shipped to them by their sLJ "I may have a second division team. trouble On Saturday at Philadelphia Glenn Planned for Year "Junk" .fSBBBBBBSBFaV con- "agents." BBBBBBBBSW sBamHSssBBBK was a sight, his face covered liter- I know I have got one. - but give ly treats his players with all due Warner's Indians will play the Univer- too ambitious The latter ally with blood from the many cuts me Walsh' and Johnson, Good- Is not expected that were spurred on to their sublime heights and sideration, and It sity of Pennsylvania In the only gasket-ba- ll CHICAGO, Jan. 2. Another outlaw ra BffZfvSalW' Inflicted by his opponent's Jabs and night!" This from Hughle Jennings. any here. And, otAdlscovery by rivalry. flv . swings. there will be holdouts game the Indians will play during league Is being planned for the com- Frequently several scouts would meet too, this should be of considerable as- the season. Warner Is more anxi- ing season, and H said to be a cer- same town the Hughle' says he can't choose between than Chicago. Milwaukee, St. accidentally in the at and Walter Johnson. He says to the Climbers next season. ous to win, and Jim Thorpe will show tainty. Louis, same time and professional Jealousy Reds Will Boil Out Ed Walsh sistance he Is able to do on the floor Kansas City. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Judgment he doesn't know which Is the greater Disgruntled players seldom play their just what up would overcome their crude pitcher, but Just give him both. as center on the Indian team. Reports Pittsburgh and Cleveland make the and players would be recommended that Before Going South best. say he is just as good at basketball circuit. Plenty of money la behind tho were of no more promise as possible nothing worse to my worst as in everything else. movement and it Is sure to go. Charley Faust. "I'd wish Huggtns future. "comers" than CINCINNATI Ohio, Jan. 2. Four enemy," says Mrs. Brltton, "than that "Agents" Called In. rOT!NS 'boiling: out will be on the she own a ball club." Wasington A. A. quiet. Stanage Chooses. days.of Miller Huggins future as manager of Occasionally some sleuth would be CsaMdJj6i; program, Cincinnati .Reds I coming season Stan-ag- e, for the Steve O'Nell Is thp only survivor of vk. oirdlnals Dromlses to be stormy The fact that several athletes renre' During the Oscar fortunate enough In his blind stab Into next spring before they go South for 1 or the Tigers, the Naps' 1912 catching staff. He will without his deliberately making sentlng the Washington A. A. entered veteran catcher will grab bag to get a prize, the real grinding work at Mobile, have three backstops to help him handle wogrse. chooie the man to do the twirling every the "phenom" has chosen Car-lsc- signed Larry McLean, Ala. West Baden been the Cleveland pitchers next season h. It He has jgorlejjnd 2S?Z&m day, according to reports. but they were so few and far between by Manager Tinker for the tempo- - yeuro. nun- - YOU CAN see Land, and L'etts. the Reds- irouDiemujter ior ,avo taken the steam out of the new that finally the big league clubs, for rary sojourn and he will that irlns must be a brave little fellow to un Institution. Such setbacks are bound to their own protection, were forced to call every athlete drinks plenty of water. Birmingham, manager gotten Dunn Praises. "agents" for a The squad will leave West Baden Joe of the dertake a task where so many others happen. The team should be out In their enthusiastic CURE AN OLD a for- In preparation coming gradualy bar- SORE 3, arriving Mobile the fol- Naps, has had ureat change of at once for the Manager Jack Dunn, of call down, so that the March at tune in a year. Ilr started the 1912 sea- have failed. meets. Even though a killing cannot be says that Catcher Schang. who was ber shop element among the scouts was lowing day. Is every chance of develop- by the present system The Reds will remain at Mobil son as a mere substitute outfielder and case. made there drafteJ the Athletics. Is the greatest eliminated and BUT eighteen days and then will wound up the campaign as manager of Wlthlngton's ing new men. kid backstop he ever taw. adopted that has brought Into tho scout- NOT WITH SALVES about the club. ing field old ball playors who, by their Every old cored malignant cancerous aa--tu-re. come the exhibition games. Nine A. sore can be unless it be of a In South and West The national authorities of the A. experience of tho game and knowledge players living the' When Larry Lajole leaves the game Wlthlngton's status players make fewer mistakes, even But no chronic ulcer can be cured by the application of salves or will report direct at Mobile, cutting U. will decide Paul of up out the West Baden boiling out baseball will lose the greatest bats- an amateur. It Is charged tnat no If they do not mako good in digging other external treatment. You must get down to the origin and cause process. man that ever lived. Thero Is no room as cmbyro Cobbs. argument about Larry's honor. has professionalized himself by coaching haphazard way now of before you can produce curative effects. Bad blood is responsiblefec old Following Is the spring schedule of. for swimming teams And Then He Left Atlanta There is no sores, the Reds: Harvard's football and selecting a player recruit. The veteran and the one certain cure, therefore, is a thorough purification aad. March 7 and 8 Reds vs. Detroit Ti- Prophecies about a cold winter don't while being paid as assistant graduate player now acting as scout Is Instruct- upbuilding of the circulation. As"longa3 impuritiesare leltintheblood gers, Mobile. worry Larry McLean, the Cincinnati The college world awaits the ed to remain with one club In which a at Larry can always manage to treasurer. An umpire whose name shall not bo mentioned secured a position youngster Is playing, until they Trill be deposited into the ulcer to keep up the inflammation and ir- March 15. 16. and 17 Reds vs. Mobile catcher. decision anxiously, for.Charlle Brick-ley- 's once promising Gulls, at Mobile. keep in hot water. way. he Is absolutely sure of the youngsters ritation, a d nature can make no progress toward case may follow Iff the same a tirao in the Southern League. He opened in Atlanta. From the report. s March 22 Reds at Meridan. Miss. i upon start ability and then to make his healinjr. the place. Nothing-i- so sure to produce a 25, Birming- There's a big argument between John V) Scout McMahon. the old Baltimore ftUlsCaa! March 24, and 26 Reds at meaning wagon. appenred to the fans as though lie was favoring the visiting club. g. per-- ham. and Joe, Evers and Tinker of Cubs on the V he Tho Oriole pitcher, who was scouting for U cure of old sdrea S. S. This i3 nature's 28, 29 Chatta- Chicago and Cincinnati, respectively. the Giants, stayed with the Utlca (Nt fVifJ March 27. and Reds at years John, Joe were pals on fans went right after him from the first decision that they did not like, and he iect blood, remedy, composed ot tne most neaung sao. nooga. For and riding-seren-Ae upon Y.) club for over a month before blood-purifyin- same club. Now they're to be bit- Murphy's Cubs are young was at the sam time the most penetrating and g March SO Reds vs. Washington, at the wagon today, Is to all he wns being wan satisfied that Bums Redland Field. ter rivals. John Is .telling th; Chicago the water that by the time the sixth inning came around called names that were good enough to become a Giant. That properties. It removes every particle of mor- 31 scribes that If he beats out the Reds intents and purposes. Murphy's Iron- Is to be given a chance In the March Reds at Louisville. whispering unusual even in Georgia. Finally the arbitrator got mad and, after calling Burns bid matter from the circulation and assists nature April 1 and 2 Reds vs. Louisville, at he'JI be satisfied, and Joe is clad rule In forcing hTs men to take' the GlantB" outfield, according to McGraw, REMEDY the same words to the Clncy writers. is cldenco enough that McMahon's to increase the healthful, nutritious cornnscles of the Redland Field. pledge to be kept until the close of the time, turned to tho grandstand and yelled: "There are just two real men Investigation was valuable. April 3 Reds at Dayton. to two thorough blood. S. S. tmre blood, and nure blood nature's, uafafliaff E, Charles Ebbctts signed Jake Daubert season' is going last about If. therefore, the only proper movu 8. makes is April A. and 6 Reds vs. Champion It - blow-of- f. ever struck this town." "Who are they, called out, a fun. se- dvfc Boston Amrrlcan. nt Kedlonrf F' Id. for 93. 1914, and 1915, and .then told the months. Then wait for tho grand that for any 'lub engaging- a scout, to cure for old sores. Jook on Sores aad "Ulcers and Any medical April 7 and S Reds vs. Detrolta? at contractors to go ahead and complete Such a rulo is one. that will get Atjinta. lect nn old ball player for the Im- inc.- - ' Sherman," replied the umpire. Then he left 22ZE SWIFT ATLAXTAJUL, Redtead 'Field. the new Ebbotts Stadium. Murphy Into the wont sort of trouble "Myself and General portant Job. They cannot ill kt SnCFK OL h 0 t ifrTWP5mzkf ( if- -ff V. a3Z fr T - ?'iZ-- fcSt&ji .fc - V." a I .