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The Victoria Driving Club Com- - . -- oio» my“ a or» o» .:%:Yiii.i..:":i:.%.:ic zaihrirytlisiizuzzl hail i 955% 3115mm 3nd“ Yestemay chalked up their second straight have a chance as Poole slanun m° 3 ‘m made a m“ M’ °x it‘ Vibiilfy. Montague Prirnroses- last the rebound into the cage. -- 11 ii“ Webiiibl is ibwmbie "i" night earned the right to meet Bor- Martin saved bectaculariy in in‘: races will be held 'thls afternoon den Nationals ‘m, the Island Intel“ first nflnuw of the mud perwd a! °mm°mm¢ at 2 °°1°°k “h”? i“ mediate hockey title by defeating be vlltzuessea a three man atta .

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‘i101. By Guardian's ", ' ' Win)- . A 00d _ “TORONTO. Feb. 25 —- ‘Toronto Penalties: Iievinslry, smith, Tru. on hind Btfiggayiatgmggnmtowm igaple beats played s. 2-2 tie wiih dei. the time, o; the Churchill I“ Rab

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ew York Rangers hero tonight Thu-g per-Md in; g1 b, m ' g" nd look over leadership of thc Na- - » , The i; gofigg uiufgfiflgivj, ' itlonal Hockey Iieafllle Canadian di- 1—Ch10ag0. March (Thompson, eral hundred feet below the level

incision as Montreal Maroons were Romnes) 3:32 o; the towering hills on either glue Zf°af{‘p?a'£,§§ ‘Zziffifissgfkffljfif "4 $38“ Tmmbwb (Burke) W“ qliiie wlnibrlabie tor rae- the ibllowills Ollie" the Charlottetown Pltaleg 3 u, z, that broke right in oh him. Wi - - lg. The spectators were treated to Hee-For-Ail: Calumet Bee 2.11; 1t wgg the second game o; the (yr-gm, gM-ygng a penalty 111mg‘ Yorkola 2.14 1-2; Captain Cope total-goal series with Pflmrgses pressed hard but again they fall

2.14 1-4. . double victory giving them the to swrb- as Ovbrabxicusness call-sod Class A. Trot and Pace: Ethel round by g tom Sam-e o; w m 6_ them to miss half a dozen chances". ’ Aubrey, Addie McGraw, Major Cope There was little doubt after the Gillls was waved for knee check! ' Bybllset. m: tori minutes that Prlmroses Wbiierwbrih bllidesaitaibis Pira Class B:_June Worthy, Bonnie would hold their lead. -Pirates, “Vicki-id Viciflllsiy- Viatterwortg

margin iii "V" WINGS and out- Penalties: Evans. Selbert (minor some cxcltln m

shooting them 51 to 24 through the and malol’), Northcott, Bmilh. Mc- brought iogeglcn ‘ifsinpgi?’ HQ

l0 minutes, Leafs scored only one Fadyne, all majorst Conacher 110 CaptaiinCope, Ethel Aubrey gm-i

goal themselves. Ott Heller hand- minute misconduct). Deceiver. Captain Cope gnu Samp- ' son Hal fought it out every inch t’.

ing them one of their counters as _ , .

he a°fsd°“'f"ui' tgiflfaiflfd imfodii“ . “U135. 3= AMER-KS. 2 the way in each heat, finishing

‘his °“ l" ° P" .- beads abut- Captain copo catch- Britton, Helen Kalmuck, ‘Nancy seemingly of! color ouid do mu drew a penalty for charging gr.

v M“ hid l Wide “"8131 l)! Pily B0370". Feb. 25.-(A.P.)-Bos- lng the Judges eye the first two sue, Peter Frisco, Deceiver, Temple in the way of eflegllve ottoogin: this time ‘he 1mm film“? “m” Kalmuck. Royal Britten. and although. they did hold the in“ the swrinz- Battling inside

_ Colt Race: Queen Helen, Rey- score down it. was Jnsinly through m‘? line Gallant Passed t° G°Td°l3 monette, Cricket-Be-Sure, Mllllc the brilliant goal-tending of “Tun? Connors‘ who in turn passed iqo Kalmuclg Anne ghmgy, guppy K” cr" Martin. Martin stood in the Chlpman, the latter sliding the disc

‘ drives all eveninl. was tho oiat- "WMW “Nitwml Hiickel’ 5988"!’ nest to Sam on Hal in his as ' standing Ranger while Andy Blair golltcst before 8,500 at Boston Gar- rucg he cut T15 quarter, and vino: Marion Dh-gcl‘ Nora M¢Kgne_ breach as hi5 mgtgg {altered and in. rated toils amour the Mail With-l °“- probably not back to his old time -~ . " ‘ ".21; y... NOTE: Officials are asked to be every goal scored against him was Haartencd by the wile Pirate! ~' ' ’ ‘A ' w” ' on ice a few minutes before two 0i iiie unstoppable variety. 81W 91411110595 I merry time 0f iii, - and at 17:30 tied the game scold

stellar game on the defence and PM“ Rimlh 5°°Y°i°55 in the llrb- form, , GROW”. '1\\ that the races may be started on While Primroses were having all I the better oi’ the first two sessions, “p with 351mm taking '1'°°mb5 95W to beat McGulgan cleanly. Seconds

time. . Pirates came back strong in thg third to Scare their brace o! goals latter Tcombs shot high over the and take the 1a f 1 ne to miss a. glorlou: chance. ‘ p y away mm the r Waiter-worth gave Primrose: iahi

opponents. They o e the .0 Protest D elay lead thg Pflmrgges £38123,“ 3m lead with two minutes to go when he coasted in on a rush from cen-

session w‘th b t th ir f! , I u e e arts made trc ice to have Martin at his mercy.

a In Announcing in an ommol to cut down o... , round ggm-g rammed m the w,» Wattsnvorths hooking offenco earned him another trip toiho

ners breaklnga inth fl 1 i . League Games our. will woféilowr. 53.433155 M. “mm lib helm the bell- . chalk iii‘) the winning counteg- of _ _____ the contest. Mom“ I M Gm . . - Poole and G t "bl I03. l! B5113 ' wgélfig,“ “,fi§‘“-,§},i?§°° l? l 31a“), the visiting roiiiiul°fisiifigii°iii ‘°"°°- Mfimim- wattirmfii ' " ' ' thi d 1 .3 _ cen‘re, Gran . B. Currie; le l; wing “Dem” °‘ m Emwsh Fmba“ S “o were partcularly dang r Vlclucers. curl-lea right wins. Poole:

ous whfle on the ice. McCarr n. nd League to delay publication of watterworth proved a toughlimgier Mcnonahi Pirates: goal, Martin; defence,

except in the dull second session ton Bruins brokeafour-game losing heats, Sa pon H l l th thi d ‘mi rm overtime period. _ streak tonight by topping New York Ethel andmDeceiveai- haxiilngea battle ' Dave Kerr. who stopped 49 1.0a! Americans 3-3 in a wide open and for th: other positions. In all fair-

mk. , vlous 14 games, contributed the ilrst class a n, Blair all" ii" 1"“ l‘ "Y"- ccr- “w Btfff“ “Q15 “m” m” “mmis- race to wdiii with, ti? lod lead on a 8010 898i Ind Rm!- E: glen oluzrln Qécmlds mgad“ pun‘ horses. Millers Boy, Dalkey, Prince m. were unable to oven things un~ m" 55mm; foznfif°nh med Wm‘ and Gamble. 1n the first heat Millers til Alex Bhlbicky went through m“ ‘W, “d the hi, “'£h“",‘°" Boy, owned by John Miller, Meadow alone for-tho only counter 0t the m,“ highest mom. whfgked f“ :1: Bank, and driven by Louis Mac- Jewiid. l a _ sewnd- one with m!‘ Chapman-s a5_ Phce, got his right foot out in front BENT’! Wilfiifl" PM WWII“ 5133mm and won iii a driving finish from ahead midway through the third The Bruins were playing slim-t. Darkey. owned by Earl Moore, St. and seven minutes later Chlng handed m, in ma; period when Calhcrlnes. uud driven by Archie Jiiiillw" t°°k 5 P"! "m" 3m 9°91‘ theyregisiercd their winning tally. Mllfiby- Qarkby. in very close fin- for the goal that tied it. at I-I. Rp Al“ Mutter jumpgd out, o; ‘ blue. ishes was in front the second and Kelly was given credit forthegoal line scrimmage, hooked a. loose puck lhlid heat to win the race. Prince, Vlieller scored. . _ and started for little Roy Woiteis‘ went his usual steady race. Gamble I-le shot at ‘Kerr who btbpiledca-s- cage- _- Player-mailager Red Dutton being a little lliisieadv. Dal-key was ily and nursed the puck aroundw pursued‘ the speeding centre and a inucli improved rater on sailur~ the side of the net where Art Jaok- forced him to drop the puck. As day with the straps on. son and Kelly foughthlrn foritjiel- Dutlon drove Matter into ltlic The iii-inner of Class A. Captain lerskated in to aid Ken: and sshe boards. Roger Jenkins. back with Cope, owned and driven by J. a,

weekly fixtures until shortly before to beat while Mcauigw u d‘ g ar ng

_ the games are scheduled to be the twmes played has amused ‘he opposition throughout. gave a smart display Hurlfzr. O'Neil, G. Connors; centre,

passed in front. of the net the puck i-hb Bfiiiiiifliifil‘ i1 511°"; Bifly With Murray, Clyde River. was clapped but. hit his slick and "i" Cbilbdillil-Amelicb“ Marius ohss B. Darkry. owned by Earl ' _ , bounced into the net. ,, 91158. hwked tile fiibbei‘. Wei" Moore, st. Cathariiles. drlveil by c‘ a “Paar o‘ “m5 m the norm Mam“ was easily the outsumtb Gl]1iS,Chipll'lB.l!,' ‘v52 wing, T. Con- Ten thousand persons saw the “w” ‘m WWW” and fired mm the Archie Murley. or Eng“ ' ~ nors, Toombs; right wing, Lawlor, Th my u, ing man on the Pirates lineup with mm enibty side of his cage. - Mceswm be held 0,," this sane a | S cse clubs ea n- to seek an scmtmafln v t h - Gallant . ' LINEUP! %'£1“'“Pg°al monlpsmv dc course next Saturday afternoon at ' ‘ ggiilnggglnfiagiggggscggsxe £28,: thfoughquflg ext? pefihdf‘ Hfigdat, Referees: Roy Prowse, Ken Beer. -' ~ " ’ ‘Zom- ' _wasth ik 1th . ~~ M M- m rm»- c2a:..i":.ill:. ‘lléidfiifia gala": . iiiffifiorif°liififirifiii“iifi 21.5.11"; §1‘I.’r°.§§°’3§“.;'i Johnson. Coulier; Centre, Patrick: “N. O'Neil’ dowley Dusum w: SUMMARY LL SE1‘ 'I‘O HURDLE the final obstacle in their bid for the Island The ppogygionysts contend the; coming forwards on more than one __Pflm Fm‘! Smog; m) r03. Win85. Morena. Dillon. Bubs W. be“ Graham Ruth: shénnon v ~ junior hockey title, Royals travel to Summerside today for the icaguesuction is illegal as the rules °°°a51°"- UP “Ont the boys all 1' roses’ vc as m ' ' c°°k~ Bwcmrv Kseiibii- Pm“ m" Motter. ' ' I ' ' > . Ci“! A- opening game of the Island finals against the Junior Crystals. The provide that all fixtures must be Wilrked hard With Chillman, Gillis Penames: norm Murdock. Watson, Colville, 3111- menu“. _ Goal‘ wort-er‘; d” c m‘ co (M r a ) 1 ‘ 2 tllle will be decided in a two-game, total-goal series and although little arranged at or prior to ,the annual ?l1l‘li Gallant proving the more ef~ second Period affront»: Goal. Halhswortn: De- giiifaréi°wiigfni=ofhqfii Saalllaipsgn 1151a (A. ‘Rrirhoo 2 2 1 ‘$3353.31.Whailldoififiifiiiirfii§?§'§°i§’r1".’§§’§§Zo§§°o‘i.°o'$§§3‘§ ‘Qfsgyglzl: 55313;..- ecTlrrecuzhout a tame first period 2"‘P"““°5°" P°°‘° ‘Mwmmx 101109. CiBTii-‘Y. H0111"; C911"!- A- guug, éhaphraii, Scllrlner, Carr’, Dfcfiivbi‘ (CiOW) 4 3 3 Naturally, of course, Summerside will have pltnty to say about this; they tion can be made only at the an- Primrose-s were never In danger of gizélfles. “W10, 2 Guns Jackson. Win88. Meta. Kelly: Sllbl. Button, Dorm, Klein, Wisoi-nan, Eiilbi Aubrey (L- MCPiiWi 3 4 4 came through with an upset victory over Kensington and although local nual or a. special meeting and any 105mg their lead. scarcely u min. ' ' ' Biflii- Blake, 095M395 mvidwn- Voss,‘ Anderson. dnpesters figure the Charlottetorlians to cop the crown the Crystals will change must be clrclilariscd among "W hid elapsed when they scored Third Peflud Primeau. H. Jackson. Thom-i.‘ Fifl- Officials-Bill Stewart and Bill CLASS B- exei-t every effort lo prove them ivrong. The second game of the series the clubs at least a. week before the iile first goal of the game on B 3_Pkates chlpman (G Connor, nigon. Boll. . shaver. . is scheduled for the Forum Friday night horn. - meeting. smart nlay- Grant. stlckhandllns ‘Gallant,’ 13.50 ' Officials: Bill Dianacault and. Al . SUMMARY Darkey (Morley) 2 1 l s ~ ~ ~ v it is reported that many repres- over the bluellnc was bodied hard 4__plraws Gang,“ (Toombs) “at Smith. . First Period: Millers Boy (L. McPhee) 1 2 2 1,50 QN FRIDAY NIGHT another Island crown will be decided when entatives of clubs who supported by Hunter but got away his p955 5___Pr,mr°'ses' wamrwonh (“nah SUMMARY 1—Boston,Runge (Oijlell-Biebert) Prince (McFadyenl 3 3 3 Abbie 515w“ play hosts m smunersyde Primrose Sisters 1n the the leagues decision have been re- to Vlckers and the leftwlnger 55w” 15.00’ m4“- _ Gambia iMiiNwm) 4 4 4 second and filial game of the series to d-eclde the Island title In Plidiilted by their °WII dimciilfi- skated in close to outguess Martin. Penalties: Grant, Giills, Walter-- Th‘ .797.“ . ' Nfifraflg ‘_ ?uéiggaéznaj°n- o‘ T] n x [h m l B this game the westerners are heavy favorites to retain the laurel: they Lens; w: ‘iiéiclcxirls $6221 s; PflWith the Pirates falling to click worth 2. -

9 ' n“ ' ~ ' ‘e 5° m" "3 “e e ° c a z have now held for the past several years. They have a. three goal lead a u "F0595 k611i? COni-YOiiiYiE the PiflY r—— —-—-" l-Toronto, Blair, 18:15. 5°°°m7 Pfli“: staflerl A- Sena“ to work on and although the Abblcs will furnish stiff opposition it seems fixtures W‘) days hem" the dates up to the fifteen minute mark but ' " Penalties: . Johnson. 8. Jackson; ,3"-.'3.°$!0I1. Rim“ KMOtif-‘I-Bhbll- Judres. Daniel MacKlnnon, Ged- impl-Qbablg they Wm be able w m; the true, ‘Jbiibdliied i0!‘ P1111 failed to add to their count. Here v

ggiiy, 11031212109- Y k c h’ ) die Manhood, Robert MacKlnnon. \ dTlbday F- ticigwagab. 1th; sgfitrlsrgn the igcgig took g hand and 19d by Royal. Cglt Wgns 5”“; p.319; ~ 1 _ 7 W 01' - "T (50 filer Announcer, I... T. Benton. OR rum THIRD ye“ m a row r e9 bled W! d e5 l‘ 6H1 t d Y "Dee Glllis began a series of gang . __ 0.4 . "I Yo“ scrum“ (chap F Montague Prlmroses won their e S W Xgfiigbe ma e known a e Fri a)’ iittagk? hemmed the visitors Saltly use Z-dhngers, Bhibfcky, 1:“. ‘PM. 1n r ' way mm me finals of me n 1m 1m ‘ b fl t"! n u a e to produce a, score. ye m z N B“ ml") 11- - ' _ I E8 We! Ci“ 5 a" a 9° 9- Grant broke through at centre with “' “ ° r-‘:.‘i.°.‘.”.".‘1l.'.2?é“‘ot.‘§l‘i".é§5i N ew Hocke §i‘§2‘2.‘%o.’é“‘ri‘.i‘;i‘i‘.“§i.€"?.i§£§"ii.....‘3 F r 0 m BM, wills: ‘$2.5’; moi-o i» o» _~ b TU!‘ PU"! ' ' ‘ ' ' y rose showed a fast, wall-balanced ' Mam“ pmled ofi a‘ senmuoml (C. P. Cable) ' rlmisconduct), Anderson, ) , cubs“ good as my team the Ens“ composed of 22 teams. Suva The round some M.‘ the end o! (By Gmdhn,’ Spec,“ Wm) ‘ '“T°’°“'°' Km" °"°' 4a ' n“ "W" A 55 0C‘ 3H9" "c "WM" h" W‘ i" l“ Pa“ Dots |5 - 3 u |-| L STANDING 3M mm,“ w“ Mqntma‘ PM“ BPW°H"“.'..F§”' “w.” WK; l-Rangers, Johnson (Ooolrl 10- gcoflni'_nmg (cw years and one that is quite , , , ' con, our-year-o ay co o ‘ so ill = Conaoher ooulm. u. I ' ugi t t their ictor of the a Pirates We" 1°" bbllriilimdbd Royal stables, won the two-mile filing. letaeeiins- ' ' Pen?!“ m" Dumm TO Be Fflrmed? Iiiiizyiiiiosglsg: when they cyupturcri - -—-—~ m” “m5 “u?” ‘he “ma” “all” Saitley chase here today running ' ‘ ' the provinoiahcrown. Last night in the Y. Gym the Canadian Section d?“ tahPiPnangiesihbutjivhne at ml“ under the direction ofmthc Earl of ~ ~ o _ s . a _ c1855), 9mm, o; wales college Cm w 1, D p A p S 11mg 0W9 B P-fly W" mil ' Derby who has leased l the RoyuI "AW" "mo"! ""9"" FlnalsReached ""'_' AST man-r they showed a. dis- Eds kept their winning streak ih- roi-ohto 1a 16 4 9'1 so 4o ‘Y- 1M“ °i finish brllllnd the bets horses during the period of court- ‘ (C. P, By Guardian's Slwtil-i Wi") A _ t h, h ° M 19 ,5 .7 89 9o 39 spoiled two great scoring chances mourning, uoumnu... Feb. zs-li two- - a mourns», Feb- w-SW“ “P” “d-f-fi °v°'h'§,‘,' c? ihcrioaiouilegosirig itneancgillatasenglizcli? Agixegtixns 12 2o '1 co a1 31 ab? Rabin they were blanked while Marconi stalled at a to 1 and. gcal third period outburai/ by Ohi- olrolab i045? “end mmms m“ a y: Ogagcrworwargs skim. bum mg" game to win 15.1 cgngmgns 1g 1g m 69 99 30 Primroses further increased their finished 25 lengths ahead lifter the cm, m.“ Haw" w" m _ M“, y y meeting will be held hero early Eva-SB Em are .back€d up by g m? The fonuwmg are the lineups, AIHCIIQB,“ section lead by scoring the only goal o: the favorite Sweetbury fell at the last Karakas needed to register liil next week to lay Plbiimiiiilfl! Dill“ “Y5 d 1 “d a ab“? w L D F A P period. fence when holding a commanding eighth shutout of theaoiidh Whilill l1 a m E °I a’ new International Amateur 8m damn“ an a cw a c p ‘ Bing Burg; Barbour 1 Bel]. q pgtgott 19 11 '1 91 7g 45 The score came while a Pirate lead. Marconi entered the 1935 and give Hawks o 2-0 vlctoryover Hockey Association which would be K°i1ii°- _ _ _ pagers 0, Jones o, prgught 3, Mg: Chicago 1o i4 s 1c so 44 was serving a sentence. Mccarron derby but was scratched. This was Mammal “noon; m . “flmnn i garraglergalimarlcfoilggrlhsfalogloifi BURDEN Nationals however will Innis o, Partridge 0, Currie 0; total £38025 1,? fgftedbiorzligis tglpltortllixgaréisatgototatii; hiss?“ appearance in a steeple‘

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' l" doubles ma semifinals Ln mixed pgtflck. manager of New York 1 dstoelgtgriic wlfirrletgaurcavghcloggs z_ Peak, o_ Mwumn z. Meme,» '1“ ° w‘ ern o. Gay l; total l5.

filing minutes. were hed i th second

, The victory boosted chlcua. lo $3.213»: tiierleiizliiiiary‘ Badminton “m” f"? “fmfifuigooagiifii of Bloating power to mix with their

wlihln one willi- °1 ‘hi’ “m” tournament played at tho Armourles h°°k°y °..§° eddlgion m his duties attacks Their victory over Bum- R”'°'°°' w‘ “‘ Hemy‘ -

leaders Detroit Rod Wings in the l“; right, Tho matches were keen- 0am!“ a gi i tho lead- mrsldé alone stamps them as N o ‘ D American division whlls Maroolll! ly contested with a nualber‘ going méhlgrfiepigtisfifiixlnshufi mg uuit- dangerous contenders. The series, . “Tm °n° Win" “m” T°r9m° n flmlvm“ m 5m‘ 5 a“ “m . d States end of the lntematlonal which opens at Montague FridilY B o second place in the Canadian ao- The finals in ladies and mens siren," mm and and“ m Home“ the fob gay-cats W"!

m“ °i i119 ifllifi- Mimi" Vi" P‘ 91W“ Th'~*"'sd"y .__-_._-- lowing Monday should he the best . Karakas was a big raotor ih tho night rlohg with tho semi-final m ye,“ From Tigers l - - ~ JUST |_|KE |N TH|$ SEAETIGHT PQCKET PQUCH!

Hawk win u his tumadi book t match ma}: mixed dzliniilfl.

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1mm OM56“ m‘ m.“ ‘ha. §v|qg , ‘G, Tlppet and l}. M~ Bagnall won G M‘ Nation“! Hockey League West Royalty Bearcats drew first .

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coil. still-led milling mu the bainch- . ' - A_ es cleared as the playera all mlxqd “m-E- ‘§"“,,‘§*M“,‘,,‘§,,1‘§"g}§,;,,,, Bourls between the limo Harbor mum“, in without vat; much damagoba- “wit; 15,, “Hi "Hawks" and Lineroad “Wolves!” a a 0 da- Greetin in: acne. smart. Nahum. riooicy F-wmfml,“ vygkfloh and Mm a The "Hawks" were victorious a-i. i- GOOD TIME was had by all l‘ Y 8'3 shill-h and Donnie Machdyen w? ' no w‘ Jr‘ ‘won from Mrs. E. . Th9 fiPiilii-bm" 51mm‘ bwuih," A except two disgruntled fans - -——— giyqn "uh" ‘m; “.|‘h. p." m "t: B h" '4 M155 M stew." "540 (IOWn the "house" 0i‘ Iflihél‘ "rinifl who fluke“ out of the gallery (By The Cflllfllln PIER) mllslr and Lionel‘ Oonachor taikéd 15.55“. . ' ' ' ln cheering the "Hawks" on, whlla h, n diununflgd mood. They claim- To Paul Marcel Raymond, for- himself mo» a ton iiliuuu lnlaoba- ' ' ' time Dwblaa "W Wm i" "m"! “m ed that they were the only two men mer Montreal Canadien right wing- ‘duct it ’ ~ » ‘ th and Mrs Smith won Iflib- ’ who hadn't been credited with a "- this Sew)" ""11"" Bilribiiieid m“ 7‘ a '_ _ ' "w' A‘ 5m g m“; m“ g gm- "The sturdy "Haw " defenccinen, 1' r m mm- A Jersey team of the Canadian-American . Luann - , 1 . Mblfiulin and Power. showed by an"? ‘ennui,’ the" fiehpaper ,e_ League. Born February 27, in - ‘ z - - I ' ' h d . , . Mo t. al, Paul got his early ey - m9" “bk b“ ° “km? m m ports saldjnflatlon is here. It lsnt traikgg a‘ Jenn d6 Bremen! 00b