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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-08-09

If the reader does not find what he
wants in the last eight-hour Knights
of Labor declaration of independence
he can probably obtain it yet by call
ing on the committee.
Must BE Accounted For SOmcway.
One of the most surprising results of the
census Is the alleged increase of 10000 in the
State of New Hampshire, as it was supposed
the Granite State would show a loss in pop
ulation-New York Mail and Express.
Perhaps the enumerators got out
side the corporation
Another Nagary of the Census.
The census returns from the fish
population of the State show a large
increase.
But the corporate lines of fish villas
are imaginary.
Like as not, too, several fish have
been counted twice.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-08-09
\ Parody.

We saw man from Frostburg to-day and,
with great surprise, learned that the people
of that little city have decided not to insist
on a recount From the deep sounding of
the editorial horns on the subject we were
half-persuaded that Frostburg and ''Coney"
were going to merge all Allegany county
within their corporate limits. Thanks.
awfully, for not swallowing us.-Cumberland
Times
The enumerator went one day swimming in
the sea.
The ocean saw him with dismay, and madly
fumed and holered.
"Al ~ it cried, II greatly fear this is the
end of me,
For should he open his schedule I'd certain
lY be swallered. New York SMM.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-08-09

The fourth section of the third article of
the Maryland constitution provides that
'every county having population Of $1,000
and less than 5000 souls shall be entitled to
five delegates According to the report of
DR.. Perkins, Census Supervisor for this dis
trict, the population of Allegany county is
Al 1862, and we are therefore entitled to five
Delegates to the misunderstanding
Reuiem.
Under the old schedule Cumberland
claimed and was generally awarded
two of these delegates.
Now, no doubt, the first city will get
three and the second two.
The JOURNAL dominates the enum
orators of the two cities.
Or so many thereof as may be neces-
SarV.
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TIE

Power OF the Dollar never be known until You visit FRANK
G. BEAIIS Hardware and Stove Store and invest few of
Them
You will there find that you have the
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AM alaska salmon CONTRACT.

SAX FRANCISCO, July l6.--The Bristol
Bay Company is plaintiff in an action
rainst Louisa A. Rogers and Oscar O..
Rogers, executor of the estate of w. H.
Rogers. deceased, to recover $3.50, and
b cause the action sets forth that on the
18th Of February, 1889, plaintiff en-
tired into a contract to deliver TO de-
eessed 1900 cases of Excelsior brand
Alaska salmon at $I.a7H per dozen ;
hat on the 10Th of November, 1889. plaintiff
tndered delivery of 1000 cases which de-
rsased refused, and that on the 22d of No
Nmber he rendered 1855 cases. which
vsse refused. all of which was OF the quail
itv called Tor under the contract. Plaintiff
nId the salmon at auction for $55,554, in
ending expenses, while the purchase
pie amounted to $69,094, and the action
i to recover the difference in these
s>.o,xrfs
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SPECIAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF AUCTION SALR-PUBLIC NO
~ tice is hereby given that I, Fra Aron-
son. sssisnee in a certsi n procee ing in irsol-
veney. now pending in the superior Court of
King County WASHINGTON. entitled J. r. Mears
d SON VS. Their Creditors, in pursuance of an
order in this behalf heretofore du Y made by
said court, will sell AMI use 10 he sold at pub
lie auction. for cash. at the premises numbered
700 Pike street. in the city of Seattle in said
county, Monday, the 9Th day of August.
1890, at IL ocl ok a. m. and between that hour
aud ~ o'ciock noon OF that day, and between
the hours of O'Clock y. m. aud O'clock p.
m. OF that day, aud continuing eve'y day
thereafter at i've hours. excluding Sundays.
until the sale is completed all the stock Of
goods, war and merchandise, and the fix
Turss of which am now in possession as such
assignee, to-wit: A general line of boots ard
shoes and shelving and counters, and so all
the unpaid book acc III IFS, chooses in action and
evidences of Indebtedness in my possess on as
such ass gnee.
Preston, Carr & Preston, Attorneys Tor As
signee.
18th day of JULY. 1890.
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aE ORIGINAL SIN.
rtisky Bottles Lose Caste If
Taken From Box.
|<c,s,oN OF TOPEKA JUDGE.
rrousand Delegates From Red
x...d Kansas Denounce the SUI
prcpe Courts Late Decision.
.<c,s,os OF TOPEKA JUDGE.

vn,rxA Kan, July l6.-Judge Foster in
s. .,r;ted States district court today rem
~ a. important decision in the original
s.. ~ litigation. Frank Mcclure. Of
- received wooden box containing
80 hotties of whisky, each bottle in a
~ "a box, and sold number of these
3 l.ss,s. and Judge Foster now holds that
!" ! onening the wooden box he broke the
witinsl package.
i've thousand delegates attended q con-
) .srce OF the State Temperance League,
..ssa 10 express an opinion on the original
1870 decision of Inc Federal supreme
~ Energetic speeches were made and
TUTORS adopted condemning the de-
Ian and demanding of congress the pas
-, II bill to place the enforcement of
.,ebibitory laws entirely with the state
"a bevond the interference of the ma
x..6I government
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE Of MEETING OF THE BOARD
~ of trustees OF the Great Western Iron AMI
Steel Company. q corroratlon.-To the trustees
of said corporation: You are hereby notified
that meeting of the board OF trustees OF said
CORPORATION viii be held q. the office oil the COM
pany at room l3 in the Kline G Rosenberg build
ing OF Front street. foot of Cherry street, in the
eity of Seattle state of Wash ington. at ] p m.
of Tuesday, the filth day of August, A. d. 1880.
(Signedl L. ;. ]. Hunt.
J. FURTH.
Two of the persons named as trustees in the
articles of Incorporation OF said corporation.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
N FOR reducing capital stock. First Regiment
Armory Association. Notice Is hereby given By
the undersigned trustees OF said association 10
the stockholders thereof that q meeting Of the
stockholders will be held at the Office of Struye.
Haines & McMicken, Room Is, Neglin block.on
the north side of Columbia street. between
Second street ard Third street in the city OF
Seattle King county. state OF Washington, on
Saturday the nth day OF August. 1890, NJ the
hour of 5 o'clock n the afternoon. for the pEr-
pose of reducing the cspital stock OF sid COM
pany 10 the sum OF seven thousand dollars, 10
be divided into seventy shares OF the par value
of one hundred dollars per share. All the
stockholders are requested 70 attend.
J. c. HAISES,
CHARLES II. KITTENGER,
Ia HATFIELD
e W. SCOTT,
JOSEPH GREEN,
H. G. STRIVE.
T. NJ. CARR.
e. IF KELLOGG.
JOHN r. HoYT:
Dated June Q, lsea Trustees
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horrible tragedy at Council Bluffs.

CoUxcrL BLuFrs, Ia, July 16.-The resi-
dsnce Of Hank Hall, dissolute old char
acter, was the scene this morning of an
awful tragedy. Hall came home drunk
last night. beat his wife and threw her out
81 doors in her night-clothes. This morn
lag At daylight the woman entered the
house 10 get her clothing. Hall set upon
her beat her to the floor with a revolver
md then fred bullet into her head. Sew
esl neighbors heard the shot and ran in.
George Bennett attempted TO disarm the
murderer, but fed on receiving a bullet in
he hand. Hall emptied the revolver at
the others with no effect, then went into
the house and cut his throat. His, wife
died in short time, but Hall may recover.
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ll as s ~ OF eminent European specialists, Dr.
I'D issa,.o, rom the lAebig World Dispensary
e,y ps..aatioAsI Surgical institute, of Eansas
sistna no.te City and san Francisco, are now
eoe w.ss sea.tle, and have concluded 10 remaiu
longer. SO as 20 give all cnance Tor
ae, Tb;.so 4. oilee at Richelieu house, cor
CIV ps.ano cherry streets, for this week
ealr g rlasary treatment isee this visit. the
IN er,sS aessFed being the recommendation of
Win b. ~ ineurabies viii not be taken, bat
nss se,..s toii so, so as 20 avoid uuscrupu-
ReneYnbsrA who accept fees from any one
tpOpslSie : see ne above staff are no ouly re-
ats saA francisco specialists visiting Sc
tsssi's.a .esis- Come early. as afternoons and
tts y , eliets will be crowded. oilice hours
=, w anu 70 \ sunday 10 Ia 10 only
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Irrigation Rirht-nEwax.

eoSoRA, Cal. July l6-The case of the
.siocx Irrigation District VS.. Wheaton,
saca mas been in progress in the superior
~ur. Oh this county for thirteen days,
- ~.hinaied today by the jury rendering a
"'uci ior defendant for 5000. This is
sun instituted by plaintiffs, condemning
.easoi-way through the defendants land,
W which he asked $500 600
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Another Atroeiou. California Murder.

MARyvIIIE, Cal. July 16.-At o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in the
Betting Soda Works, and after it had been
txiinguished the remains of George Ball.
manager OF the works, were found under a
la Of straw at the back door by some
inends whom he had parted with half an
honr before. 1t is thought he was muir
deTed, as he bore marks of having been
struck with piece of gas pipe. The body
and safe had been rified OF valuables and
ne had been set 10 the building.
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urxrxG GEoLoGTsE.

CHARIEs r. BLACKBURN. PRACTICAL
u mining geo;ogisI and Inlneralogist, win ex.
emtue aud report on the condition and value OF
auy mining properly in toe state. Formerly q
the United states geological survey; six.een
years experience: thoroughly practical and
All work guaranteed. Gold, silver, copper and
lead mines bought aud sold. Address Mountain
View, King county, Wash.
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HOLDERS RETURNING EAST.
y. FRANCISCO Strikers Pay Fare-Cloak.
Makers Still Out.

FRANCISCO StTtkSTS Hy EoEC-1AVaR-
Makers Still Out.
Sax FasScIsco, July l6.-six non-union
IN molders, who have been imported
nm the East to work in the shops here,
- the overland train for their homes
,s.tevdav Their expenses were paid out
z tbe funds of the Iron Molders' Union.
- Of the men who returned home ar
sv.d Monday night and were captured by
6e strikers before they got into the foun-
~. The thirteen remaining workmen
a. arrived Monday night were placed at
vo,k IN different foundries yesterday.
Erv YORK. July 16.-The striking cloak
n.ksrs this morning refused to abide by
a. terms reached yesterday and declared
81 they will not return TO work unless all
seu-anion cloak-makers are Immediately
discharged. The committee will meet
haer in the day.
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CAN Francisco, July l6.-Forecast tor
esen ul p. m. Thurs lay: Fair
rsa'aef except rain at Baker City and
,s ~. .eahoy; stationary temperature in the
As''a; cooler in the south.
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TIVE Persons Drowned Near Denver.

ptSvER, July 16.-While ]. s. Jacobson
md Mrs. John ]. Huddart were rowing on
oefkely lake last night their boat over
a'aed and both were drowned. Mr.. Hud-
saa' Is AZ present in Salt Lake City and
- partner in business with the dead
:. asa. The bodies were recovered late this
1ss'hoon- Jacobson was born in Chicago,
Were his parents now reside.
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N0TICE-The business once OF the PosT-IN
TELLIG ENcER viii hereafter be open until IL n.
m. Classified advertisements will be received
up to this hour.
Advertisements under the heads OF Lost
Found, For sale For Rent, and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate of 2 cents
word for the first insertion: cent a word for
each subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements will be received ct branch
ofices of the PosT-INTKLLIGKNcER at:
Tacoma. .....................C. L. Fowler agent
Port Townsend. Handley d Kelley.
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EDUCATIONAL

DRfyATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
first-class in every appointment; conducted
hv a teacher from en- Eastern normal school:
will omen in September: best references; early
snDlicatfou solicited Address Miss c. s. Hyatt,
nov Ter Seattle
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Shipping Intellirenc.

SAs Francisco, July 16.-Arrived-Ship
eonqueror, Tacoma Cleared-Steamer
Empire, Nainamo.
FORT LUDLOW. July 6.-Sailed-Modoc.
roRr BLAKELEy, July 6.-Sailed-Mag-
anita, Guide.
CAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-Arrived
steamer willamette, Seattle. Sailed
seamer Ajax, Coos bay; steamer Arcata,
.oos bay; steamer Caspar, Gray's harbor;
reamef Enquire, Nanaimo.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

TT Il. HAMMOND CO. SUCCESSORS TO
Ill. Anderson FEegre), commission mer.
chants and wholesale dealers In Ia, gram, feed
and produce: storage solicited. Commercial
dock, foot Madison street, seattle, Wash
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NEW DRESS GOODS
''ed. Chester Clearv.

htlse = ~ on Nektts reading via ne Union
"a Ia, 70 ,he East are good via salt Lake City
rfy ieS'ss without extra charge. A. c. Martin.
{ & lssS.s seat.3D second street. Boston block
osin. agent, ctr docE.
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HAIRDREssING.

TTAIR DREssISG-LA BELLE COIFFUkk:
i'll ladies and children's hair dressing and
manicure pariors; hair cnf. dyed, singed. sham
posed and dressed in the latest Earopeas
styles: dry cleaning In all ats branches. Rooms
land A. Atkins block. 3i5 Columbis street
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4 ,ssa as-kfENoN. lin Victoria, r. C.. July
NJ oy Bishops Lobtsns and Lemmens,
Es,,~-- W franklin, OF Seattle. and Miss
-a0' Aeenon. OF Lindsey, Ont.
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nooTH 4 HANFORD ABSTRACT CO. ZINC.
% Rooms as and 81. Seattle block
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<aeers - haa no mold or waste IL you buy
uncovered hams and bacon.
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MARRIED.

rss, sesnies play the Tacomas at the Madison
-. s.aunds to-day.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-EN-
- gineers and contractors for bridges OF every
description: wharf building pile driving. dredg-
ing and steam shovel excavating; plans and
spondence solicited. ofice foos Of Jackson
street Seattle Wash
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xozzcE TO CONTRACTORS


NOTICE - GRADING BIDS - BIDS FOR
~ grading four OTIS between James and Cherry
streets, adjoining Eighth street, in this city,
viii De received until Saturday, the 10Th in.
slant, at noon: the excavation viii amount to
about coo yards; The whole quantity OF eerth
excavated viii be used 10 fill portion of said
iots. Address Rev. George II. Watson, corner
Second aud Madison streets, city.
Tuesday, July Is $780,
NOlIcE-BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
~ Board OF Education OF Seattle School Dis
trct Nc. !, at their building, corner Seven' rand
Marion streets until Monday. August 4, 1890, at
p. M. Tor furnishing the school district with
coal Tor ensuing year.
Separate bids required: First, furnishing
screened coal from bunkers by car losd. Sec
ond, furnishing screened coal from city bunkers.
BY order of board
NJ. A. HAWTHORN. Sec
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AIRS SOPHIE X. DURANT Is TEACHING
vi a class in Christian Science at 406 Union
street. and invites ali who interested to call;
consultation and advice free.
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PERSONAL.

MRS j. ANDERSON ROOT, FROM SAN
vi Francisco, will speak on the subject of
christian Healing" at the Unitarian church
parlors on Thursday, July IL. at o'clock. This
is q subject that concerns everybody and is non-
secfarian.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


A TTENTION KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-ALL
IA members their families and sojourning
brethren are hereby invited TO be present at the
dedication of our Castle Hall. 10 take place in
Frye's building, corner Marion and Front,
Thursday evening, July IL. By order of the
committee of arrangements. All officers elected
for the ensuing term will be present for ipstalla-
fion at same time and place.
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MADAME TEITswoRTH. OLDEST NATURAL
MI seer and best clairvoyant fortune teller
p years' experience. Richelieu House. cornei
Third and Cherry.
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FOCAL AND INsIRUMENT4L MUSIC
MUSICAL INSTITUTE. SOUTHWEST COR
N ner Second aud Lenora streets. reopens
August 4: thorough instruction; grand pianos;
musical library; city references. MIS- Willard,
principal.
yI>Hx SEATTLE CONSERVATORY WILL
i open August ist Piano, pipe organ. vocal,
elocution. flute. violin, harp, mandolin, ancient
AMI modern languages. etching. crsyon, Oil.
water eoors. china and embroidery. Address
Seattle Conservatory, corner Front and Spring
streets.
MARTHA g. BROwN-A LATE PUPIL OF
MI Professor A. W. Porter CT Minneapolis, and
Nine Louisa Cappiani, of New York, is now pre-
residence. s13 Poplar street. city.
STEEOGRlPHERA
MAY ELLIOTT - STES0GRAPHER AND
M typewriter; stenographic work OF all kinds
executed Rooms ami 7. KOrn block.
BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADouAR-
II tiers; machines and supplies; shorthand and
typeyrTtiug cfices; Ftenogrsphers agency
machines rented Room S42. Seattle block
corner Thru and Cherry streets.
TTTAsHIEGToH TYPEWRITER HAD
w auarters-Stenographers furnishes: short
hand and typewriting work executed: Upe
writer's rented Roxwen block. Columbia
street
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MONEY 70 loan On IMPROVED REAL
NJ estate. L ". Ensz rooms and TO- Union
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nor SALE-CHEAP-A FIRST-CLASS &c.
II room lodging house, centrally located do
ing fine business; low rent. Inquire at No
l.40s Third street. room 5.
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ocULTsrs AND .zrRIsrs.

DR KIBBE-oCULIsT AND AURlSr AND
~ physician for diseases of the throat Re-
moved to Halter block, corner Columbia and
Second Streets rooms 4 and d
GEO. A. REICH, NJ d., oCULIST. AURIsr
VI and physician for diseases OF the throat
once. room "a, Boston block
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cLArRvoYANrs.

NINE La WEE NOTED CLAIRVOYAN.
IM and trance medium: can be consulted D
ali on every subject; satisfaction guaranteed
no pay Parioss. II and IL Simonelh house, 50.
Third street
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MONEY TO LOAN on SHORT TINE. ADJ
1sf dress J. s. Mccormick city.
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RING

RING
Mt Ha
to Sci
july
iberal|
the Cd
rison,
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TO deal
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EUR SAL1-REdL IssrxrE.

IrOR SALE--P0Rr ANGALEs- MOOD. "A "
- addition: clos. in; TX raordiuaIy bargains
for ten days: we mean business nos. Unised
States Realty Co., rooms :, and .. Euler bloch.
Second street
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TOR sALE-TwENTY-s ROOM LODG
i ing-house. Inquire 5o2 South Commercial
street.
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nUIROMANCY-THE PECULIAR GIFT OF
~ Nine. LeVaughne is one of the wonders q
tLS age Nine. Levaughne does not clair
''spiritusl power" yet no trance medium q
cleiryoyant has ever excelied her ID delineatinA
the past, present and future OF her visitors
She does no. resort to strategy or tricks 70 re-
veal human character. Qniromancy has neve
been practiced by anv other character reader ~
America Nine. LeVeughne sees your life, as -
appears in luck or misfortune. IN love or IN
misery in health or disease. She points oar
the danger in your path aud the opportunity o..
success: tells whether you will succeed In mars
Rage. love- or trade. Parlors IL and Is, Mallory
house. Third and James streets.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

vTTANTED-wOULD LIKE TWO OR THREE
w smali children to sake care of at my own
home Address L r. Post.In telligencer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-19

crows heap, took one end in his beak
and dragged it over TO his own side, at
the same time swinging the smaller
heap OF th around to the crows side
OF the stump. And so the mountains
remain even TO this day, while all tho
children OF men honor the eagle and
despise the crow for his dishonest dis
position.
The Indian tradition OF the origin OF
man in one instance is that he was the
progeny Of the eagle and the wolf In
another tradition the bear is credited
with the creation OF man, and that ami
nal is also endowed by them with the
possession Of marvellous powers. Near
IL ali the Indians OF California venerate
the bear. and never express enmity to-
ward him IN any way, even when living
In the valley, lest Bruin shall overhear
them and wreak vengeance when thsy
90 into the mountains in the fall for
their supply Of pine nuts.
The Indian tribes OF the desert also
have n tradition OF the food, in which
all that remained OF the world was the
summit OF San Bernardino mountain. a
peak over two miles in height. These
Indians are so 10th 70 talk about their
traditions. however. that | have never
been able 10 learn any of the particu-
lars OF this food.