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THE PANAMA SCANDAL.
How the Priests Helped tho Corrnp.
tion Along.

| nun htbhE.
PARIS, Jan. ls.-Tne Republicans,
Ignoring all personal differences, are
rallying TO the cause Il tho govern.
ment. Goblet states that he will not
associate himself with campaign
designed 20 provoke presidential
crisis. This sentiment IL generally
expressed by other prominent men,
whom the reactionists Ind hoped 10
attract TO their side through motives OF
personal ambition. The detection OF
the royalisis plotting AT home, anu the
increasing interest In the Affairs
abroad, have served 10 weaken the hold
OF the Panama scandal on tho public
mind, anu the enemies OF tho govern
ment also hnd the public more and
more incredulous, In view OF the eur.
nest prosecution OF de Lesseps and
associates, OF the assertion that the
president or ministry have anything
to conceal.
THE PRIESTS IN THE PANAMA
SCANDAL.
In view OF the Developments OF the
trial, attention has been called to the
part which Ferdinand DeLesseps got
the clergy to take In helping his
scheme, which has heretofore almost
escaped observation. DeLesseps and
tue whole family went promptly 10
high mass Mt Madeleine all the time the
bubble was being blown. The christ.
ening OF each OF the successive chill.
dren OF the family was not a less pub.
lie event aud was celebrated at the
nuhciature by a special license. The
prelate was In one instance asked 10 be
godfather. The speculation la Pana.
ma options, II is said, went on Mt the
Vatican. The marquise who left 10 the
pope mansion In Place do 10 Con.
cordo was advised by his priestly coun.
sel0r TO convert an Offering OF ~, 900
francs n year 10 the Peters pence fund
Into Panama paper. The advisor kot N
heavy percentage on the transac lion.
OF course the company was OK ected TO
pay heavily aud 1t answered 10 the
expectations. Every priest who got
one OF his flock 10 take u bond or n
share got commission. The run OF
the priests On the Panama offices was
30 great that arrangements were being
made for special Uillco and secretary
a. receive them, wnen tue collapse
came.
DeLesseps sent out Ia most sensa.
tional way brigades OF sisters OF charity
10 the hospital ut the canal works. An
appeal was one night made through
"A Religious paper TO tue zeal anu u-yo-
lion OF the daughters OF st. Vincent
DePaul. Next Jay there were twcuty.
eight volunteers who were taken 10 |
Saint Nazaire the day after 10 embark,
This eyes OF tho Catholic world of |
France were for hours riveted on
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only Uhoiern Inrhn..

ST. PAUL, Jan. ls.-Dr. Hoyt, the
health commissioner today announced
that the allcgoi case OF cholera OF yes.
terjay was simply bal case OF cholera
mOfbus,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
city officials aud many prominent
cltisons will probably 10 also.


LAKEWOOD, y. j., Jan. ls.-Ata
late hour this afternoon Mfr. Cleveland
decided TO attend tho funeral OF Tx.
Pusident Hayes at Fremont on
Friday.
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YALE AND HARVARD.

in which the Latter 10 Dc.
ciar'd the Victor.
ue, 's s, Jan. ls.-Ynle and Harvard
,Ion sslh tonight, the forensic oocn.
bS,a. "elng tbs iirsI OF semi.annuaI de.
EhIch Vetween the two universIties nj
us,i,s Juuses pass sentence upon the
VI Tue evenings speaking. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
soLDIERs 0oINd no FREMoNT,

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. ia score
Of members OF General Hayes regi.
ment, the Twenty.third ohio, who live
In this city, viii be ptrsunt ut his
funeral Friday. They have arranged
for u floral tribute 10 bo sent Ia Ere
mont. The city council decided today
~ attend the funeral Ia u b0Jy and the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

The liquor licenses not having re
monstrances against them have beey
granted by the court and placed II
the hands Of Clerk OF the Peaoe Biggs
Those demonstrated against will b
examined by the court tomorrow.
The granted ones are:
Butler, Z, j., 500 and 305 East 4th st.
Bauer. C., cor. 5th and jackson Ste
Brown, james. 103 West Fourth.
Collins, David. Water and Market.
Clark, Annie L. 427 East Fourth.
Elliott, John b., Front and King.
Hoy, Ellen, 1881 West Second.
Legg, Sarah E., 728 Market.
Logan. Thomas, "a East Front.
Mulrooney, JAS, | South Franklin
North. John A.. 10 East Second.
Nel'lermaier, Ed. 4th and Lombard
Robinson, q. r., 108 W, Tenth.
Sewer, Il. NJ. 100 Il. Fifth.
SPAIN, John, 9th and Dupont.
Tulley, c. r.. Brown and Stroud.
Willis, J. L., $40 and SCI Market.
Woods, Geo. G.. l0l Market.
Ciceri, John. $40 and 521 Tatnali.
Milne. Edmund. Port Penn.
Baker, Chas. s. Summit Bridge.
Sam. Edward, St. Georges.
Legg, Vim. Practical Farmer.
| DRUGGISTS.
Horace Vaughn, Middletown.
Frederick W. Fem, city.
James NJ. Griffith, city.
John j. Gallagher d Bro., city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

George Floyd, an aged man, having
snow white hair and flowing heard,
was n prisoner before the Municipal
Court this morning. on q charge OF
larceny. In his arrest, merchants have
been protected from one whose sole
purpose in thls city was to defraud
and rob them.
George II. Cowgirl keeps a grocery
store at I hirtieth and Market streets
and Into it he went yesterday. and be-
fore leaving gave a bogus order for
goods and stole box Of cigars, Ies-
timony showed that he had gone Into
John p. Almonds store and left a
bogus order for goods. From Sim.
mons store at Jwenty.eighth and
Market streets. he also presented an
order, but In each case failed to re-
ceive the goods. 1t ls not known
whether he stole any articles from
either Of the stores.
At Cowgills store the wife of the
proprietor waited upon him. He or
dered goods to the amount OF 50 So.
and wanted to give check for $40 IN
payment. While they were talking
John Jefieris drove up to the store on
business, aud while Mrs. Cowgirl and
he were talking the latter noticed the
stranger behind the counter. Mrs
Cowgirl entered the store but said
nothing. After stating that he would
return and purchase more goods he
left.
! He went directly to simmons etore
where his took II box OF cigars from hi,
pocket Taking them from the DO,
and placing theIn In his pocket, he re
'turned the box TO Benz min Clark
who is employed by MIR Simmons
by this time Mrs. Cowgirl found tina
ia box OF cigars was missing and oil
going to simmons store found tn,
man smoking one OF them. She sum
moned an officer and he was LOCKED
up.
lie was hold under 5000 bail for
hearing before the county court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

For entering the dwelling house oil
John L. Doyle, 202 Monroe street, John
lGlynn, OF some ilstic prominence. was
lined SIS and costs by Municipal Court
Judge J. Frank Ball this morning.
Albert Tenn was not guilty of as.
aanlting Joseph Streites, and was there.
fore discharged from answering the
charge OF assault and battery. Streites
had his arm broken by falling from a
stop, but he swore 1t was not the pris.
oner who committed the act.
Jacob Theobold. one of the PhilOdel.
phia German residents. came to this
city yesterday and imbibed too freely
upon that which cheers but sometimes
inebriates. 1t was case Of the latter
with Jacob, although he declared he
had but two drinks. But those two
drinks cost him $2.70.
Edward Pussy, Vim. Kane and Med.
holdt Nelson, the latter two also OF
Philadelphia were each fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

If you buy one of our
Ready.Made Suits, ranging
in price from so 10 $lS,
and it proves by serv ice and
wear to retain it's sh ape and
pleases you in every particu-
lar equal to the q ne you
paid your tailor S22 to $35;
what more can you ask!
If after wearing one of
our Suits six months pr more.
it should get the leas bit out
OF shape, by getting wet or
otherwise, bring it in; we
will put it in frst.class order
for you, free OF expense.
What more can you ask !
Any time when passing
you can have your Suit or
Overcoat pressed free OF
charge. What M pre- can
you ask ?
We hold ourselves pcy-
sonally responsible TO you
for any goods purchased at
our store, and will protect
you in every purchase
What more can you ask!
Mechanics of viii ington
Business men of Wilmington
AS one of your fellow mer
chants, will you honor us
with your presence Come
in and see US socla lly; look
at our goods crit else oul
work and give us ! our can
did opinion about it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

Oysters at Carpenters, 625 Madison 81
Cummings, the photographer, 500
Market street
II you want fIrst.class dyeing and
securing done, 20 to 2l0 King.
New crop clover and timothy seed
at J. j. Smiths, Fourth and Shlpley
streets.
Go 10 W. c. Taylor the druggist. ut
Third and King streets, for school
sponges.
S. E. Barker is prepared to give you
bargains In hour, feed, hay, grain. etc,
at tie old Thorp stand. .-=z@..
The Ideal. tho cheapest md best
heater; reference given. Frank A.
Mitchell. l02 ". 5tlI st.
Pine Noodle Mixture. not only pleas
AMI smoking. but relief for catarrh.
asthma. sOre throat and hay fever.
Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills al.
wnya sure cure for headache, liver and
kidney complaints. COG King street.
Fresh fish received daily at Fifth
and King. wholesale and retail Fish
delivered free OF charge. Mcclure ~
Go.
'Steeple Juck" yesterday afternoon
ropaired the rod on the stuck at the
city jumping station. Jack removed
MS ladders to-day. ....-
Chicago Club House Caramels sell
nt The Worlds Fair for 50 cents q
found; ut 227 Market street for 20 cents
uer pound, Hollis.
ont wait until the rush is on, but
| 90 MT once to BullUck's, 9th and Shin
ley streets, ard get your heaters put
"a order for cold weather.
All the good men will ride at The
| Wilmington Wheel Clubs road ano
track races Mt Front and Union Satur
| day afternoon. See them.
A horse attached to one OF Warner.
delivery wagons fell on the asphalt
| Pavement on Market street, between
seventh and Eighth, this morning.
Mrs. Alice s. Quimby, of No. III
ohrad street, while standing In til,
| Nltchen at her hone yesterday, wal
struck in the eye by n stone thrown bl
some m!schievous boy.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
rage Of Miss Sallie Iearce, daughter
| pf L. q. Carpenter. and Air. David Pen
rose Hutchln, on the evening of Octo
| Ter llth 1875. at the residence of tn,
| brides iather No. Sl7 NanBuren street
ga few days ago the colored farm
| hnnd employed 10y Nm, Swayne, Fair
willie. hauled lot OF hay to Greenville
collected the money on tho same
| amounting to about $50, brought th,
tenn back to the iarm and skipped fo
parts unknown.
| Friendship Lodge. No. 81, knights
| ~ Pytlina will pay fratcrnul visit tC
! Diamond Lodge. No. 10 OF Marshall
on, tomorrow night. All mem uers
! OF Friendship Lodge are requested f.
" ~ the lodge room at O'Clock
sharp. ......
the household furniture OF Mrs
Gideon w, Marsh, wife of the default
| ing bank president, was sold at pub
| .c sale to-day at lH O'Clock, at No. 9O9,
heatnut street Philadelphia. The Of
lects consisted of handsome furni
lure. hr,c a'hraa, oil paintings, mirrors
car pets, etc., in profusion.
The ride from Media to Chester OF
! the electric ears Is n very pleasant one
| md only COSTS the sum OF ten cents
| hereby making the trip cheap one
lhe stages TINT formerly ran between
| the two places ussd 10 81 nige - cent
rnch way making the trip cost q
cents, which H. now made on the troll
ley in quicker time and at u saving q
10 cents to your pocket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

Wm. Il. Long is getting better slow
~ and is able to 10 down stairs.
Chief Dolan has removed from Thirt
and Shipley streets to No. 23l Hroomt
street.
Mrs. Ferris Giles returned home last
evening after spending IA few days Wis
lnE her parents, who reside nea
hester
Col. John Il, Loi'aHd, of Milford
Pei, visited the Court House Till
morning. md 10, Il a sent on the Ieucl
with Judges LcI", Cullen and Marvel
Willard Stradlcy. Clifford Pyle an,
samuel Carter returned home lna
evening aftern cruise down the bay
where they had cen cunning and fish
Ing. They reported fair luck only.
Mr.. Louis Il Coke formerly Of gu
city, hut now located at GIinnell
Iowa where he resistes with his sen
n=law, u successful lawyer, after bt
ing on n VisittU our city visiting rela
tlSes, returned homo yesterday via I'll
u. y @, MIR. Coke Tor his years i
looking Well.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

The new styles OF autumn footwear
we are putting in stock? They are
worth looking after, quality away ur
and prices away down. good comb
nation for these kind of times. New
shapes in medium. and heavy weight
shoes for men. You might think
prices too low to insure good quality
but you viii lind such is not the case
we are simply making a small profit
You may neeu chlldren's shoes to-day
let us cave you money on them; W.
think wo can. believe you will too
when you see our prices. The bes
mnkes of goods ara with us from tn
finest quality to the very cheapest thu
are worth buying at all. Formnn's, Il
East 4th street, between Market ant
King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

Rov. E. X. Miller and daughter
Mary, left here yesterday for q ten
days visit ut the Worlds Fair.
Since the withdrawal of the 8.27 D.
m. train by the p, W. d b. Railroad
Company, all those Wishing To spend
au evening In Wilmington willba com
PEELED to board the 4.55 train.
Mr.. and Mrs =. M. Johnson started
from here yesterday for the World'e
Fair.
Rev. ]. D. Rigg OF Chester, Pa. was
In town Monday.
The public school has been greatly
improved by recent repairs.
As the season has arrived for clean
ing house and putting up stoves, our
house keepers will be kept busy fol
several days.
Harry Miller has resumed bib studies
at Elkton High School.
During the present month the far
mers have been busy cutting theil
corn and preparing for the Seeding Of
their wheat.
Miss Sallle Z. johnson ls visiting
friends In Philadelphia, Pa.
Howard +. Weidin with Justa Justli
OF Wilmington will start for The
Worlds Fair Saturday.
Miss Edna Finn OF this tow n is at
tending the High School OF Chester
Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

ON charge OF committing an as
sault with intent to murder John W.
Hayes. lSrniamen penn was held for
court under $500 bail by Municipal
curt Judge j Frank Ball this morn.
ing. On second charge of having
pointed n gun at BENJAMIN Mahoney,
Dem WIS held under 500 additional
bail. Walter Bacon represented tie
prisoner and in both cnsRs waived
hearings for trial.
he charges Tor which Dom will
have to answer are indeed serious ones,
30 much so that the lives of tie assail-
ants were in great jeopardy. anil in
fact, they having leen shot at. The
assault took place On the farm OF Mr..
Hayes. which faces the Delaware river
and In the city. Mr. Hayes had been
bothered with gunHers treRpassing on
his premises, Notwithstanding the no
Itices which he had put up warning
lgunncr9 not to trespass.
On that day he found DEM In hs
corn field. He SEN his farm hand.
Mnhonsy. to order him away. but see
ing tho former refusing to 20 and al
the same time legcllLg his gun at him,
Hayes went to the field. Dem further
refused to so anu kept his gun in il
threatening attitude Hayes aceing i
good opportunity to disHrm the now
Infatuated trespasscr quietly ep
preached him iron the rear and
knocked tho weapon from his hand.
! There was tussIe from which Dem
first got out. lie quickly grabbed his
gun, aimed it at Manoney and fired.
just before he pulled the trigger Hayes
recovered from the previnue fight and
was upon his feet and pushed tho gun
up lust as the load was discharged.
/ HE contents went SO close to Ma
.hOney's head that his hat was blown
IOf The men again disarlued Dem
Hut this time he brought a knife III
nse. lie made for Hayes. first cutting
him on the cheek and then OH tllt
hands.
Mahoney was his next victim, and
in lis back he sank tho knife. lie alst
cut him about the hands aud face
Although badly cut MHhuney was noi
seriously Injured.
Dem then managed 10 escape. anC
was not arrested until week after
. ward. lie was unable to give bail am
was locked up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

The revival meetings ct Union NJ l.
Church have hoen so largely attended
that II was found necessary last even
Ing to open the main audience room
where the sents were generally occu
pied and the altar crowded with peni
tents, number Of whom professet
conversion. A meeting was hold il
the church this afternoon. and an
other will be held this evening. Mre
Gardner and her daughter Mrs. Duf
I'm, have done good work at the Union
and DR.. Hubbard aid his co-wot kerl
in the church are very much elated
over it. Tho meetings will be continu
ed Sunday morning and evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

NN7ANTED = Competent cooks and
q w cha mhcrmRids, laundr5 IS and
e neral no useworkers sOmo middle a3ed,
Norris & CO.. iuil. Market street II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

There are /, los submarine cables in exist
enc, OF which Us ,.luuH TO private com.
aanle, and $50 are Owned or leased by GOV
ztaneu's The tsthl length is 16l 3Q1
atilrs the former cla-s having IA, ~ miles
fad the lutter lt.6il miles. Fifty-four Of
heoe cables belong "a the state in France,
lie length being a9ip miles, and Germany
1sFo- 10 cables, having a total length Of
ms miles. There are II Anglo. French
titles, 70 Anglo BetGiaE, : .Augl0=Dutch
al - Anglo Gcrnan New York Even
-. .-MN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

A young English sill afflicted with IN,
unl -raI,le 'mount=of adipose tissue HI
succeeded Ia RIDING herself Of n 1ar9,
Rm@Hnt ii il without uiuriug her health
BY following the reSiniQa gwen below. Shg
began By getting up at o'clock every
maFuin. aud taking three mile walk lie
faar breakfast wtheut considering =thr
weather At O'Clock she had u large eur
OF caflce, with very litllc sugar, and slice
OF dry bcI. Then STE occupied hei.fel
rs shc liked uu,A . O'Clock WHEN morr
bread aud suuu yegrt Aips composed her
meal At l.39 lie Was of for another l9glg
walk, followed 10y a Cup Of ten aud few
dry biscuits. Ninety days of this regimen
reduced hel weight fre m $50 TO llj pounds.
I New York sun,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29
THAT
HAT
Sixth and Malset
extends you an in

THAT Sixth and Maket
extends you an in
HAT vitation, a cordial
one, to see its Fail
styles in headgear. We
aim to make this a popular
place for buyers, and the
hats we are selling, we are
glad to say, show that our
aim is not going astray.
We offer you metropolitan
styles as they come from
the makers. We have
some special blocks which
we are sure will please you.
Our S2.5o special is a SELL
er, because it is "wearer."
Would like to have you
sec it.
Look at our lines oil
Clothing, OF Furnishings,
OF Hats and Of Shoes.
Compare prices aud you
will find that GOOD GOODS
here cost no more than you
have been paying for cheap
ones elsewhere.
JAS. L. MULLIN & Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

The Reading. Berks county, Penn.
the two weeks ending September 25tb,
1898. 70 now cases OF smallpox occurred
In that city with four deaths. masking
a total OF 400 cases OF that disease al d
eleven deaths. Forty-twu cases rs-
main under treatment in st. Josephs
Hospital. ana 48 houses remain H..
fected Our city has heen fortunate
thus Tar to have eagapei from this
diAadAe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

Judge Grubb sat III tho Orphans
Court this morning.
Mr.. II. q. Emmons presented pc.
titiun OF ii. Valentino ct, al. petition
in partition.
Mr., Francis II. Hoifecker presented
a petition from Florence Ruth. asking
the court TO appoint the Equitable
Guarantee and trust Company her
guardian. which was granted,
John L. Phlllips vas appointed a
OF Edwin r. Phillips.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

Tho ladies' of The mon Veteran lie
gIon will have package patty in tEei
loom in the Crosby X Hin building
ou Saturday evening. Ladies' takiui
With them package, will he ndmittei
lree. Admission ior gentleman, /
cents. Az tie proceeds are to be do
voted to a worthy cause benefit C
tito Auxiliary Relief Fund-ther
should DO 4 full Attendance. Tie sni
OF packages will, 10 doubt, Great
considerable mcrriment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29
So, sos. 0 and Sd Ladies' Shoes.

These lines are made OF
the finest French glazed
stock, full hand,welt. We
have every shape desirable.
We have added many new
styles. Foremost is the
Cloth Top Slipper, foxed
Button Boot, with tip Of
same material, also a genuine
Kangaroo Button Boot, neat
Waukenphast shape, full
handmade, and a proper
Shoe for fall wear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

Friendship. No. /. and escorts Form
on Lombard street. uprth OF Fuuitr
facing south. -a. .=.-
Reliance, No >, and escorts Form
on Lombard street, south OF FOIitn
facing north.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

number persons DnFs saIlrd OF
noe TO eumpa II u sbGsHh from Sag
bage At lhos FAEaa's luap on tn
Lancaster ibfe Al En- mrTn md
SflycIbrnFk. It 5 III tlHt g3faato L
Ted to COWS. .Jal tAo O1er - n9'
plelsalt arising fto.H stute aud rot
ten garbage. haEu hs"n stpppcI ~
the slCett several times, and asked 4
get rid N the at non made ut the ia
r4iderinR 10 lsas slaughter house
and att 5irs AlifHl- matter IrlO8g4
to tn nitp Rurri ol Hralth.who hl.t
inspectors but the uuup.e any The Il,
Board vi! !0t art cant uu}s
the law. T. Il. lR.2te Stst j.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

Dennis Waugh yesterday took pair
OF traces end q breast.strap from
Whlte's stable, on West Thin street,
and this morning stood as o thief be.
fore the Municipal Court. On this
charge he was held under .,20D bail for
court The harness was owned by
Charles ii. Shockley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

Decision In the case OF Margaret
Morton. deceased, asking for dtstri.
button Of the property left under hGr
will, was rendered by tho Chancellor
this morning. The distribution in
cludes all the lineal descendants of tn,
said Mary l.. Dillon, living ut tn,
time OF her decease, and shall be dis
tributed per capita III equal shares I,
and among all the lIncai descendants
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29
A LADY
ASKED US

The other day to show her
how good a Shoe we could
sell her at So or $3.50, and
when we obligingly set before
her about two dozen styles,
with quality that would have
answered for a dollar more,
she drew a deep sigh and
said: "Oh, gracious, it's an
odd taste, indeed, that can't
be suited here"
There's the case in a nut.
shell. You come to our es,
adjustment and whatever
price you want to spend for
your footwear there's-fi first,
quality; then shape-a shape
for every taste, and taste for
every shape. You'll go away
Ipleased-and there's where
nsts our stronghold.
As an example there's oul