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school Boy.
Contributed for The Constitution, Jr.
I'm quite a stranger. cousins,
To this happy little band,
But you may rely upon me
To 10 wnatcre / can.
And now. girls and boys.
Send along your dimes.
Giving TO Aunt Susie joy
To hear the good news chime.
Send her all you can.
To help this noble cause,
And thus Viii every little one
Receive a 5t:sI reward.
Then. when your duty's done,
and the chiiJren's home complete,
They'll offer up a prayer,
Your kindness to declare.
Let every boy ana girl awake,
And join this happy band,
For in the end my friends,
Wen rejoice DER all the land.
Calhoun, Ga.
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lambs etc, generally found on the farm AM d have
all the babies to play with that girl with several
married sisters and brothers can have.
lily father takes The Constitution, and we all
like TO read it. like especially Little NJ. Thin
bleiinger," but that story closed with the last
issue. viii have to wait Tor another onf which
hope will prove as interesting.
wonder il some of the Junior cousins could
send me some flower seeds of any kindP would
return the favor in any way could. Ilbve to have
a variety of flowers To care Tor during the sum-
mer.
Wen. will close by asking the boys and gils
question:
From what did the word "tariif," or ginate9
Florence Maury, Franklin, Tern.-Ibear Junior:
i live on "A farm in middle Tennessee My father
takes The Constitution; we all like to| read it very
much, especially me; like to read '1he JUNIOR.
20 to school at Forest Hill. where my mother
went when she was young girl. She she married
and has ten children; am the youngest one
of the family. We have our old uncle living With
l guess you all remember Comm Odore Maury;
this is his brother, the one that is living with us
is named Charles NJ. Maury; he is eigty-seven
years old.
My father gave me a riddle two or three nights
ago, SO L will give IT to the readers:
:" / have three feet, my master but two,
III il was not for me,
Ioor what would he do;
assist in his business,
Submit to his will his profits, 4
Are small if remain STILL"
BY the name of "Isoy Afraid of The Girls
Now girls, wouldn't you IKE 10 seet that boy? L
certainly would. have often seen be Tvs that look
ed like they were afraid OF We girls bout wouldn't
confess il for anything.
can cook anything | want to, sew, keep house,
and for a great wonder, whistle. And girls, please
don't be shocked DuJ what ear ih is the harm
in a girls whistling? For The life of me | can't
sse any. People are always sayngj to me, when
they hear me whistle, "Dont you know the old
saying:
Whistling girls and Growing hen,
Always comes TO some bad end"
But say:
Whstlng girls and hens that crow,
Make their way wherever THEY co."
Now, don't you think so?f
Augusta Richman Hendersonville, N C.-Dear
Junior Cousins: have been thinking of writing
"A long time. / am thirteen years old; | 70 to
school at Judson college.
like The Junior very muchy / have two little
brothers, Howell and Hubert. have lots of pets,
chickens and cats.
will ask question:
Where did Count Pulaski die?
Susie Appleby, Brimfcl3, Il-Dear Junior l
send % cents for the chidJ en's ward of the Ora
dy hospital
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For $40 will send all the together with
holder binding cloth
scribers For will
years subscription to The Weekly
making handsome
Vincent and Dr. James W.
3o superb illustrations 1t faithful e
giving of all His urnyings
limited to only few weeks. THE CONSTITUTION.
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Interesting Letters From Our Jul
yeniIe Writers.

Henry F. Haverty, Atlanta, Ga.-Dear Junior !:
have for long time been quiet but constant
reader of The JUNIOR and as l have read many
letters from tine readers praising the paper, 1
would like To say, that Junior always has some
thing Instructing as well as amusing in ii, and it
will do any boy or girl good TO read them.
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Sufferers from Coughs,

SnNererr frOm tOuShs, SOFe THr"Nf'
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Alfred l.. Mack Macon, Ga.--Dear Junior: 1
think the story of Little Mr.. Thimbleiinger" is
very interesting. My papa is a subscriber to The
Constitution, and take "A great interest in the
chdrcn's page.
will try to answer j. Howard Davis's questin !:
GLOW much did the United States pay for
Alaskan" S7,000,000
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cion del censo, que Sc de deBecho electoral
q todos los que sepan leer ' escribir pa
guen alguna Quota de contribution.
Parece que son varios los ministries
que opinan que siendo La mitad del pro-
yectado Consejo electiva. por eleccion di-
recta no Sc puede prescindir de ningln
modo de la reforma electoral
ST esta Sc hace, regia la reforma para
Cuba y Puerto-Ric En- otro case, ell seffor
Moya presentara una proposition de ley
pidiendo que sea igual la Quota electoral
en- Cuba y Puerto Rico, para que desapa-
rezca la irritante desigualdad, ell inconce-
bible agravio que hace los puertorrique-
f1os espaf5oles de terceTG cIGSe.
Esta tarde, a las cuatro, Sc reuniran
en- ell Congreso, bajo la presidencia del
sefor Labra, los diputados autonomistas,
para ocuparse de estos asuntos.
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g Tomamos de ''El Libeap de Madrid;
La FORMULA GUIANA

Ell sehor Labra celebr6 aver, Ultima
hora de la tarde, en- el ministerio de Ultra
mar, una 1arga conferencia con ell sefor
Abarzuza.
En- esta conferencia SO habl6, princi-
palmente, de la formula de transaction,
Que para dar soluci6n al problema cubano
presentara el sefior AbarEuza al dobierno
primero y al Congreso despues.
Como aver dectamos, es cas1 segaro
que la formula, que en- opinion de los que
Ia conocen en- todos sus detalleS ha desva-
necido muchos pesimismos, sea adicionada
con la reforma electoral, por acuerdo del
Consejo de ministries.
En- este punto la opinion del sehor SaA
gasta es muy explicita y muy hrtne. In
siste en- que no deben tratarse todos los
dias los problemas cubanos y en- que es por
tarto muy conven1ente resolver de una
vez, con el coucurso y la buena vo1untad
de todos, 10 polftico, 10 administrative y 10
electoral, para entrar de lleno en- Ell estt1.
dio y en- las solucioneg del problena eco
n6mico, grave, tnuy grave tambien, como
todo ell n1undo reconOce.
Possible es que 81 la reforna electoral
no Sc contiene en- Ia citada formula, Sc pre-
sente & las Cortes en- uu proyectO apRrte,
81 mismo tempo que ella.
Quisren l0s PaEtidaElpa De "a ampla'
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i la CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO RICO"
MIERCoLEs, 13 DE FEBRERo DE 1895.
10 DEL CANJE

"A iuzgar por cartas confidenciales
que hemos recibido de Madrid, segun in
dicamos en- nuestra edici6nsde aver, pare
ce que el canje por orc, de la moneda me-
xicana, es question va resuelta por ell Go
bierno Supreme. Los detalles de como SO
nocidos del pdblico, pero nos escribe per
soma interesada en- que la question none
taria Quede resuelta pronto, que no debe-
mos descuidar por ESQ, aquf, las gestiones
Decesarias para ultimar este asuntO. El
Gobierno, segun parece, aplazara esa
question del canje hasta que termlnen to-
talmente las cosechas de azucar y cafe,
creyendo con este evitar complicaciones y
disgustos; pero es ell case, como dice ell
amigo que nos referimOs, que de aqu1 a
ALA puede caer ell Ministerio Sagasta, que
SO halla en- los ultimos extremes.
Y 81 este resultara, volveriamos los
estudios y expedienteOs por el nuevo go
bierno que SO formara, resultando de que
seria la de nunca acabar. Por Otra parte,
es opinion nuestra, que 81 antes de que en-
Madrid SO resuelva la question dehnltlva-
mente, no enviamosa de aqu1 soluciOnes
que verdaderamente concilien intereses,
podrian venirnos de ALA resoluciones para
todos perjudiciales, pues va sabemos CO
mo SO miriam las cOsas lejos del teatro de
los acOntecimientOs.
Persistimos, pues, en- la idea que We
nimos emitiendo hace algunos dias: ahora
mas que nunca Sc hace necesario la reu-
MON de la Asamblea con representation
del comercio, la agricultura todos los
gremios sociales del pals.
Si ell acuerdo que Sc tome en- esta jun
ta llegase tempo a Madrid, como 10 es-
peramos, quizas lOgraria conciliar intere'
ses dar luz al Gobierno de las aspiracio'
nes del mayor ndmero, evitandonos de-
sequilibrios nuevos disgustos en- 10 por
venir.
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Parlamento Britanico Sir Hector Hay Y
confrmados, en- parte, por los Recordes de
la Casa de Moneda de los Estados Unidos.
Hasta el af1o 1860, la production de la
la plata fue muy regular, pero partir de
este aho el aumento tomo mayores proper
clones, negando en- 1898 & extremes que
nadie pudo suponer: 385 por ciento mas
que en- 1860. Naturalmente ell orc debi6
tener un aumento, pero este fu6 solamente
de 80 por ciento en- estos 50 aios.
La Union Latina" despues de una
existencia de menos de 10 afos, en- que tu-
vo que luchar con las grandes diff
cultades del metal argentine, SO vic
obligada suspender Ia acuhaci6n, con-
vencida de que causa de la mucha pro-
duccion y la natural perdida que en- valor
iba tomando, no seria possible continuar en-
ell arreglo conventional existente acuhan-
dola como moneda International, usandola
desde entonces limitadamente en- ell interior
de cada pals ESQ teniendo sieLnpre provi-
sion sufciente para soportar las diferen.
cias.
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NOTlGIAS GENERATES

Elenco de la gran companfa dramatica
que dirije ell eminente actor sefior Romeo
no, J. Moreno, Emma Nenfnger, Emilia
Otazo, Victoria Salas, Concha Sois, Gra-
cia Villar - Actores: Comendador Luis
Roncoroni. Alfredo Alcon, Mariana Ari-
mond, Enrique Castillo, Federico Guronisy,
Dagoberto Campos, Antonio Cervino, An
tonic Frauco, Rafael Lopez, Eusebio Ma
rina, Angel Martinez, Manuel Sainz, Ho-
racio Olivia, Carlos Sarzo, Segismundo
magnifcas decoraciones para poner con
toda propiedad en- escena las obras de su
repertoire.
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SuIna
EGRESOS

EGRESOS
Importa Ell Libramiento ntimero
118 que SO acompafa. ........ 80 80
ImpOrta ell LibramientO numorO
119 que sc acOmpaf1a. ........ 5 80
Importa ell Libramiento ntmerO
12O que Sc acompaf1a. ........ S 40
Importa ell Lihramiento n1mero
121 que Sc acOmpaf1a. ........ 40
Importa ell Libramiento numerO
1SS que Sc acompafa. ........ $726 90
Importa Ell LibramientO numerO
123 que Sc acompafia. ...... S 50 So
Importa ell Libramiento ndmero
iS4 que Sc acompafia. ....... $263 10
A''5 155 que III - Sc acompafia. .......~ S 20 90
ImpOrta el LibramientO n1merO
l26 que sc acompafa. ....... S 81 25
Importa el LibramientO n1mero
l27 que Sc acompaha. ....... S 90
Importa Ell Libramiento ni1mero
1S8 que SO acompa1a ...... 2 e5
ImpOrta ell LibramientO nGmero
129 que SO acompa6a. ..... S 2 65
ImpOrta ell LibramlentO numerO
13O que SO acOmpafia. ........ S 2 90
ImpOrta ell LibramientO n1mero
131 que SO acompafia. ..... S 5 20
Importa ell Libramiento numerO
1872 que Sc acOmpafla. 5 05
ImDOrta ell LibramientO numerO
1873 que SO acompafa. ....... S 80
Importa el Libramiento ndmero
1874 que SO acompafia. ........ 1854 70
Importa ell Libramiento nt1mero
155 que Sc acompafa. :..... s143 90
Importa el Libramiento numero
136 Que Sc acompafa. ........ z 90
Suma....... $1.52e SO
REsUMEN
Existencia anterior ....,.,,.. $3,341 GA
1ngresOS. ........'..'.''''. S1.4oo 10
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ESTADISTICA. CURlOSA

(Traducida para La CONSEQUENTLY.
Tabla comparative de la plata produ-
cida en- todo el mundo de cinco On cinco
afios. & nartir de 1860 hasta 1893: v
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Han dado principle en- Utuado los
trabajos del nuevo alcantarillado de la
Gale E'Avenida de Santa Ana" que de tam
ia necesidad eran para aquella ciudad.s
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Nos escriben de Caguas:

lei arreglo (proplamente uamado de-
sarreglo de las calles) sigue en- avance, Sc
va dificultando va transitarlas, puesto que
en- los rellenos, amen de quedarse uno
atascado, sufre amenudo tropezones con
las piedras que Sc han regado en- elias.
El p1blico Sc pregunta porque no SO hace
la reparacion con ell mismo material que
SO emplea en- los paseos c6ntricos de la
plaza, dado que este puede conducirse en-
mayor cantidad, mas f&cilmente de un
punto mas pr6ximo que del que Sc trae Ell
cascajo, pero.... es asunto de misterio.
En- d1as pasados, a prop6sito del asunto
preguntaba I'm observador Ell motive de tai
procedimiento, y otro, mas astuto y deci-
dor, hubo de contestarle. ESQ, amigo,
demostrara usted Ia provision de la gen
por atestarnos las GALES de piedras basu-
ras despues, por botar esas mismas pie
dras basuras cuando nos molesten mu-
cho, tambien Sc cobran mexicanos."
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PARA la GRIPPE, Tos, BRoNQgITIs.
Asma Tisis incipiente es el renedio sin
rival eli Jarabe de Guayacol del DR., Rodrf-
guez Castro.
% En- todas las Antillas y en- Venezuela
40 sc vende hoy otro Jarabe para las en-
fermedades del pechO.
En- Puerto-Rico Sc han vendide veinte
cinco mil frascos en- cuatro amos.
Esta es la mejor garantfa.
= Centenares de certificates de los pFin-
cipales Medicos confrman Ia bondad del
medicamente. -
La ros de L. GRIPPE que tanto uoIesta
sc c1ra con un solo f1asco.
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Ampliando la noticia que Dor talegrafo
nos comnnicaron aver de Maunabo rela.
tiva la muerte de la j0ven Dorotea AzI1a-
ga, nos escriben Ia siguiente del referido
pueblo: En- Ia noche de aver no de los
corrientes) sufrio quemadurss causadss
por el gas '.Elefante", Ia joven, del barrio
de Lizas, Dorotea Azuasa, como de IA
aios de edad, a consecuer1cia de ca6rsele
al suelo una lampara que llevaba en- las
manos y regandose 81 hquido inf1amado
por Ell suelO, SO le prendieron los vestidos
ca1sandole quemaduras en- los muslos
nalgas; los gritos de la joven, acudi6 en-
su auxilio Agustfn Rivas, que estaba reco-
LOS vestidos .por 10 que evito que ell NAL
fuese mayor"
En- ell vapor correo lego aver eli nusvo
Jefe del Reguardo de esta Capital, sefior
don Enrique O'Neill.
.Dicen, de Madrid que probablements
mas, nuostro amigo el sefior don Juan j.
Garcia Gomez, diputado Cortes por Hue
macao. =.
SASTRERiA ERANeESA. -FORTALEzA 81.
Gran surtido de trajes desde el de mari
nera para ntaos de cuatro ahos hasta Ia
ITALIA mas grande para homhres. Pantalones,
SOSAS"IoO05 SshSoS 00 e@APdEka1 CuSk6CQS &sA
todos & precios equitativos.
Dfcese que ha caido en- Yauco el pre-.
t1io mayor de la Eoterta Provincial iugada
1ltimamente.
Escribe El Noticiero;
Los fnaeetros de escuela de Yauc0
han Reordado eleYar una instancia ali Co
bierno General pidiendo IN aumento de
snas0o que ssa eompense de la eayestia de
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DEMONSTRATION
INGRESOS.

rs que So acompafia. ......... s133 90
1dem ell Cargareme numero 26
que SO eacompafia. ............. $9ll 20
due que 81 Sc acc acompafia. ............ 8 20 90
Idem ell Cargareme n1mero %
que Sc acompaf1a. $19l 80
Idem el Cargareme ndmero 20
que SO acompafla. a............ $9lO 90
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Sabemos donde Sc vende papel para
peri6dicos del tamaho calidad en- que
esta impreso este ndmero DOS PESOS GIN
CUENTA CENTAvos MEXICANos la resma
de 500 hojas, ''estrictamente al contado
sin exepcion de case nj persona" Esto es
una ganga, pues actualmente Sc vende de
81 81 resma en- esta plaza. 10-S
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PuertO-Rico 10 de EnerO de 1895.
Intervine.-El Contador, Manuel Diaz
Cardenas.-El Tesorero, Francisco Go
mes.-V.0 Bel Presidente, Z. Rivera
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TESORERjA De LA SOCIEDAD
" BENEFACTORA De SUS AS0GIAD0S :"

Balance de Ia existencia que resulto
el dia primero del mes pasado, de los in
gresos y egresos ocurridos durante el mis-
mo y de la existencia que reaulta para ell
presente mes.
Existencia del mes anterior. 80. So BAL ga
InqresadO en- ell mism1 .... $l.456 Is
Total ....... $4.797 70
Fgresado en- ell propio mes. .... $1.526 SO
Existencia en- fecha. $3.27l 20
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Por la Acadia de esta Capital Sc cita
& los senores don Pablo Vidal, don Jose
Besonfa, don Domingo Gonzalez, don Ven
tura Alsina sus herederos y don Manuel
Rodriguez para que, 81 les convene, Sc
presenter en- las oticinas del Ayuntamien-
to, antes del dia IA del corriente, con obie-
to de que manifiesten ST continuan utii-
zando los nichos que tienen arrendados en-
el Cementerio de esta ciudad.
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Dfcese que ha caido en- Yauco 81 pre-.
nio mayor de la Loteria Provincial iugada
ultimamente.
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Escriha Ei Notiniarn.

Los maestros de escuela de Yauco
han Reordado eleyar una instancia al Gos
bierno General pidiendo un aumento de
sueldo que les sOmpenas de la eaEeatia Al
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A BIG herd OF ELKs.
The Portland Excursion Requires a
Trail I'm Two sections


-Tha F.glz. excursion 20 Portland yester-
dav brought out an u1prece1sntiy large
crovv1 and for 2 tire the officials 81 the
Northern Paciac were kept extremely
husv handling IT. Long before the time
for departure II was found that the train
would nave 20 be run IN Two sections, and
ur~ua ratfors were made accordingly.
All told there were 50 tickets sold. ana
a. u O'Clock the first section pulled out
from among the immense crowd. There
were nine passenger coaches and Pull
man Fifteen minutes later the second
section. with ten coaches and pullman.
followed and little later the regular
"a ssenger train left. The two specials had
made provision for taking on excursionists
a. Olympia. The merry-nakers Will ar
rive home about % Sunday night. and
expect 10 leave Portland al o'clock.
making the run in six hours.
What DO you think those excursionists
will spend2" asked a railroad man ysster-
day Il calculate that they Will average
at the very lowest SIS apiece II mat IS
SO. the SO excursionists from Seattle, not
TO count those from other points, Will
spend just sl2,975-all on a little picnic.
Yet people talk about hard times
Tacoma Oct. Speciai-Two big ex-
ctrsion trains left here today for Port
land. About 60 Tacomans we're aboard.
including f00 Elks. They viii attend the
Portland fair. including the festivities Of
the y u. -. F.
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SHE LBAPED THE BARBICADE.
Fair Athlete GracefuliyAvoids the Hor-
rid Car and Wins AppIause.

A pretty girl created a moments diver
sion on Second street yesterday after
noon. She was standing on the street
car track in front OF the Rialto, just
where some heavy puncheons had been
,aid on each side of the track, making a
sort OF barricade some two feet high. On
each side was a considerable depression
made by the grading and filing now 60
ing on for the new pavement. A street
car was coming toward her in one d!rec-
ton and a heavy wagon in the other.
Seeing herself hemmed in on all sides,
she literally rose 10 the occasion, for she
gathered up her dainty robes and with
the agility Of fawn cleared the barri-
cade with a leap that would have made
an :. A. c. standing high Jumper trem-
HE for his laureIs. and which caused a
faint ripple OF applause from the crowd
along the street
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HERMIT CAME FORTH TO KILL.
lindberg, the Terror Of Fremont, shoots
at Suspected Prosecutor.

julius Lindberg. a large. elderly man
with an irou-gray. bushy beard and
strong face. but a Wild. restless eye,
stood before the wicket at police head
quarters last night at 10 o'clock, charged
with assault with intent TO 10 bodily
harm 10 the person OF Jacob Pease en-
gineer at the Ross pumping station. at (
p. III. yesterday.
LAndherg lives IN a small house on the
outskirts OF Fremont and is said to be in
easy circumstances. tie has long been
regarded as crazy bv the residents Of
that suburb and has Tor a long time lived
a hermit-ilks existence. No one has been
in his house for months but himself and
the place has long been regarded as mys-
FERROUS. ON a number OF occasions he has
been seen 90 leave the house hurriedly
and look back al II as ~ IN fear of its
falling over on him. He told several
friends that some one was continually
tr} lng 10 shoot poison down through the
roof and Kill him. but he was too slv for
them. lie said he thought ne knew who
It was and would fix him some day.
Yesterday afternoon he rushed out 81
tho house in this manner and went I'm. the
direction % The pumping station AZ Ross
soon after Pease saw him come In with
! pistol IN his hand and A villainous leer
In his eye. He knew the man meant
harm and graNpled with him During the
scrimmare the pistol went OFT. the bah
just grazing one Of Ltndberzs fingers on
his left hand. BeinE n powerful fellow.
liGdherg struck Pease several blows on
the head and LETT him. returning 20 his
cabin. OfrCer Barr. who is stationed AZ
Fremont. was sent for ana went direct 10
lindberg's cabin. Officer Wuss. who lives
cut that way. also went 20 the scene Of
the trouble ari placed Lindbe-g under
arrest ana brought him 20 the city
The interior OF Lindbers's cabin pre-
Hsn..
officers. The walls We're lined with sheets
~ zinc and thick waGdiog rapsr. 20 keen
the poison from leaking through and the
cracks In the door were also covered ua.
The Furniture was De good order and tho
house generally clean.
Nr Patterson. ~ Fremont. VAS called
- Attend rcase AMI bcvond a few bruises
f1ur3 him unh1rf The aralr created
considerable excitement IN Fremont ana
Ross.