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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-12
We STRUCK OIL At LAST.
Who Said We Could Not
Win a Game of Ball.
BOW! W0Wll W0WII
Hot Springs Had Three Men in the
Box Shelllng Our Boys but it
Was No Use,

Yesterday at Hot Springs the
TeXarkana ball tossers Of our city
actually met and defeated the hot
est bail team In the state-the In
yalids How II was done we know
not, but then victories have been
SO far between for our club, we are
asking no questions, but shouting
aud growing
In the 6rst inning TeXarkana
scored ten runs and this was a
cause for the lnvaids to remove
pitcher Westmoreand and put in
Hardy Hardy got the worst OF It
In the 9th inning and he was rele-
gated to the field and Bristow
placed in front Of our hard hitters,
When the game was ended Tex
arkana had II to Hot Springs lG,
and this was glory enough for our
boys In one days work,
During the game PartIn, the
pitcher was removed aud Weaver
put In the box,
Our club goes to Little Rock to.
day with victory on their shields
and It Is hoped that they will again
win fresh IaureIs from the luylne.
bles aSd we know that they can
beat those Fort Smith fellows, even
on their own hill.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-12
Here They Are.

The batting order for the fire
laddIes this afternoon will be as fol
l0wsi
Bowie Hose Company
clifford llrlleH e. WIN Stanley pl
Guido Chic, 9bi Joe Beard, lbi 0s'
ear Hardin, 2bI Frank Bigger, esl
Jim Hughes, III bus Jones, eff
Mieky Celia, #,
w. O, Hardin on the bench, 40.
sisted by Joe East
TeSorkana Hose Co No H.
Sid DeylH, e. John Wilson, pi
Stiles Ragland, lbi Lew Brandon,
2bl Henry Preston, 8bi Crawford
Rogers aal Harry Blythe, rfi Jim
Hughes, eff Homer llrample, IT,
We advise the boys TO buy a lot
Of baskets aud wide bats and bfIbe
the pitchers to toss them easy balls,
Remember the ladies are free,
Gents must pay
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-12

e0me parties who have returned
from Rich Mountain, we under
stand, say It is not as desirable a
place for summer resort as II was
thought that clouds hang over H.,
which makes everything damp aud
unhealthy, also that company who
have bought up the land upon the
summit ask such eSh0fblaat prices
for a small lot, ~ 10 be out Of
reach Of the average maue meaus
want from tlbO TO tg00, and lots
are 50 smal as 10 require two OF
more 10 secure a safe building site,
We know Of some Of our mast prom.
lnont ellIAona who hte loohinp else
where for summer locations, Al
llogg spfIngs and A BAKER Springs
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-12

Governor Forster of Louisiana,
received the first regiment Al The
encampmeat at Shreveport, IN eltl'
sens clothes, wearing a blg high
beesunm hat OF course The boys
yelled, ishoot tae hat and such
like but The Governor was under
the hat an the same, aud he was
the commtndotslnchlet and the
hat did not have a thlng TO do with
ia
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-12
Christian Endoavor Convention.

The Third Annual District Con
yentlon Of the Christian Endeayor
assemblies here today The iol'
lowing Is the programme for the
three days sessions
THURSDAY AFTERNOON 3 O'CLOCK
Acquaintance meeting u,u
,,,m,,,u,.n,J, A. Porter
Christian Armor-
"The Word nu Rev, Preston
prayer Miss Jessie Hoffman
'That yc bear much Fruit,
.,n,u,u,,Prol, j, S, Baker
'Pay that thou owest" "unr
Rev. Ghas, Manton
EVENING, Sa5 O'CLOCK,
Words Of Welcome Geo, p, Matter
Response Rev. s, N, Templetou
Convention Sermon, uu,n,
.u,n.ReW Homer Y, Wilson
FRIDAY MORNING, 9 O'CLOCK,
Sunrise Prayer Meeting
(Chriatlau Church, )u,Y
u,Dn,,uA, H. Whltmarah
FaIDAY, . o'oLooE, Am
Words OF Promise ID, n, Barry
Report Of District SuperIn-
tendentuu,u,,J, A. Porter
Parliament of Methods Delegates
Voice OF the Shepherduu,u
,,,u, Rev Percy u, Carnes
dntermIaslon)
snaaioNa,
The Need ,lt, Rev. y, ], Preston
missionary to ChIna)
The Reward u,Yr Rev. j, A, Fuller
Pledge Keeping The Corner
Stone.n,,,uu,State Olileer
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 2i3O O'CLOCK
Sunshine (DeyollouaD Du,,u
u.uu,uu Miss Dora Mobiles
A Model business Meeting
Miss Adela Bates
O. 10, Wards
| Inc fuol Etstt .ttttttttt
The stranger Ytuuu,
D,4 Miss brownie Davies
The Sick Mrs j M llcucncld
A Lille OF Trust runu,puu
u,nu Rev, 3, NJ, fempleton
The Junior llouru,,upu,
uu TeXarkana Junior Supts,
faDAy ByFNlN0, BlO o'obooK
Sony Service,
The Army OF the Daybreaku
,utu,,li Rev, Charles Manton
Christian llefolem in Little
Thing t,ut,u
u,Dul Rev George N, Odlley
Good Nlght)
SATURDAY MORNING, q 0os0oR,
Sunrise Prayer Meeting Cum
Pres, church, Dad, A, Porter
Qlome)
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-12

At Little Rock yesterday the In
dIan8 met the lnyIneIbles, aud play.
ed the best game they have yet put
up on the road,
It VAST and Z until the last in-
ming when Little Rock made a squirt
and piled mp seven runs aud gave
Fort Smith goose egg, thus de-
featIng them after a hard fought
hattie,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-12
WHAT TuHY AAY

j, W Stanlleld, manager OF the
TeSarkaua ball team telegraphed
back that our club put out three
pitchers yesterday
TcSarkana has not strengthened
Its team yet, The players were en-.
gagged but failed to show up, Tex
arkana will get men as fast as she
can hnd them,
The game between the dremen
this afternoon promises TO be a
long and interesting one
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-04
BfBIIOTECA DE ola DEMOCRACIA"

eientas acciones, y he tornado Ia
cuarta parte para vos.
-iOh! monseilor
-Dejadme obra. Al cabo de
dos horas volvi6. Ell nero he
cho de haber colocado esas accio-
nes hizo que subiesen un ciento
por ciento, y me di6 de consi-
guiente Glen mil libras.
Bella especulaci6n.
DE las que be aquf vuestra
parte, querida condesa; quiero
decir, querida amiga.
Y del paquete de las doscientas
cincuentas mil libras enviadas por
la reina, desliz6 veinticinco mil
en- la mano de Juana.
-Esta bien, monseflor, dadivas
sobre dadivas.Lo que mas me lison
lea es el que hayais pensado en- mi.
10 mismo me sucedera STEM
pre-, replico ell cardeual besandola
la mano.
-Contad con Ell desqaite, dijo
Juana. Monse nor, hasta luego.
en- Versailles.
Y Sc retro, despu6s de haber
dado al eardenal la l:sta de los
vencimientos de pa1o escoeidos
por la reina, y de les que ell pri-
nero, 6 M mes de fecha, formaba
una sama de quinientas mil IL
bras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-04
Ell COLLAR DE LA RETNA

que la de la reina y del seflor de
Crosne.
Avisaron al senior de Suffren, Y
Sc llam6 al doctor Luis para -eem-
plazar al upernumerario.
va conocemos s este hombre
honrado, sabio al par que modes
to, de una inteligencia menos bri-
llante que dtil, animoso trabaja-
dor de ese immense campo de la
cienoia, en- ell que es mas honrado
ell que recoge ell grano, pero en- ell
que no es menos digno de honra
ell que abre ell sulco.
Detras del cirujano, Sc inclina-
ba con solicitud sobre ell enfermo
ell bailio de Suffren, quien acaba-
ba de reoibir por una estafeta la
noticia de 10 que ocurrfa.
Ell llustre mariIo no compren-
dis nada de aquel sfncope, de
aqueila s6bita indisposici6o.
Luego que tom6 la mano de
Charny y miro sus oios apaga-
dos
hs extrsno! dijo, imuy ex-
trano! lSabels, doctor, que mi So
brino no ha estado nunca enfer-
MOI
-Eso no prueba NADIA, sefior
bailfo, respondi6 ell doctor.
-Muy pesado debe ser ell aire
de Versailles, porque, os 10 repito,
he vlsto & Olivier en- la mar du-
rante diez amos, y siempre lie he
hallado vigoroso y derecho como
an mastil.
-Es por eauss de su herida,
dilo uno de los oficisles presen-
tes.
-. Como su herid.l xclam6 Il
aluirante. Olivier no ha sldo he
rido en- toda su vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-04

vuestra sangre, sangre preciosa de
un esforzado caballere.
Que con dos horas de CANA
recobrara su sslud, anadi6 Char
nv. En- este quiso levantarse de
nuevo, pero no hab{a oontado con
sus fuerzas; pues, con Ell cerebro
cargado y las piernas vacilantes,
apenas Sc levant6 cuando csy6 de
nuevo en- el sillon.
-Vamos, esta muy enfermo,
dijo ell rey.
-lOh! 81, anadi6 ell medico con
un aire astuto y diplomAtico que
Ola d una petici6n de ascenso;
sin embargo, Sc le puede salvar.
FL rey era hombre honrado; ha-
bia adivinado que CharDy lie ocul
taba alguna cosa, pero ese seoreto
le era ssgrado. Cualquiera otro
10 habrfa tratsdo de recoger de los
labios del medioo que Sc lie ofre-
cia con tanto obsequio; pero Luis
XVI prefiri6 dejar el secreto su
propietario.
No quiero, dijo, que Ell sefior
de Charny CORA niDgdn rieego
volvieBdo a su casa. Sc lie cuida-
ra en- Versailles, Sc llamara pronto
& su ito ell senior de Sufffen, y
cuando SO hsya recompensado a
este sefior por sus cuidados y Sc
fialaba al oficioso medico), Sc ira
6 buscar al cirujano de mi casa, ell
doctor Luis. Creo que esta de
seryicio.
Corri6 un Official & eiecutar las
6rdenes del rey, y otros dos cogie-
ron & Cnarny y le trasladaron al
extreme de la galerfa al cuarto
del otiaial de los guardias.
Esta escena pas6 mas pronto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-04
KS muy natural.

-Es muy natural.
Sin embargo, 81 os agrada
tanto -. dijo la condesa con esa
sonrisa capaz de comprometer q
un santo.
-Demasiado 10 conoceis.
-Quedaos con ella.
-fCondesaI exclam6 ell carde-
nal arrebstado de algeria, sois la
amiga mas oreciosa, de mas ta-
lento, la mas. -.
ST, ST.
y entire nosotros.
i'm la vida y en- la muelte!
ESQ es 10 que sc dice siempre. No
yo solo tengo un merito.
-SCual?
Ell de haber manejado vues-
tros negocios con bastante fortuna
y con mucho cello.
-Si no tuvieseis mas que ese
merito, amiga mia, dirfa qae no
valgo menos que vos, puesto que
mientras ibais Versailles, tam
bien 20 he trabajado por voc,
querida.
Juana miro al cardenal con sor-
presa-
ST, una miseria, anadi6 este.
Ha venido mi banquero proPo-
nerme Ell tomar acciones sobre
no sc que negocio de desagtis 8
exploitation de laguna.
- All
y como era una gancia segu-
ra, acepte.
y habeis hecho bien.
-lOhl vais & YER que siempre
ocupais ell primer lugar en- mi pen
samier to.
Iii segondo. y es u mas de-
10 que 20 msr. Eco, p.ro seamos.
Mi banqneFo me ha dado dos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-04
HuOS & CO.

Inpertadores. erbortadores q Conf
ssoniStG en- general.
Giyan sobye todas las provincias de
Espa'aa g Ell e1tranjero.
Unicos agentes de los nombrado.
vinos marca Rioja Lopez de Heyedta-
Rso1a 8aeasta, RIGA Alta. Rioja Cd
nouas. Riga LAs.-Consumo men,
sual en- Ia isla MIL CAJAS.
Exclusives cepositarios de las me-
jores mas antigua. Bodegas de Je-
rez. M Misa, Gonzalez Byass y CO y
A. X. Valdespino. Consume men
ual. QUINIENTAS CAJAS.
Febrero 10 de 1897. ps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28

Wanted-White girl to work in pri-
vate family. Enquire Leader Office,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28
MOTHERS DAY.
Public school Teachers Discuss Child
Development.

Tue teachers Of Capitol school,
Misses Carson, Seeley, Cooper, Belt,
2esler, Olney and Byrne, entertained
the mothers OF their pupils from $3.50
to o. m Oh last Wednesday. The
object OF this mothers meeting was to
discuss matters pertaining 10 the
development OF the children, mentally,
morally and physically, aud to ssk the
cooperation of parents In an effort to
advance their educational interest
The discussions, IN which many par
ents and teachers participated, were OF
unusual interest to all and resulted in
a perfect understanding between par
ents ard teachers and a determination
to make greater efforts IN the future
for the upbuilding of the cause OF edu-
cation. All seemed to realize and ap-
preclate the fact that, There Is no
school unless the father, the mother,
the teacher and the pupil keep school
together"
After the close of the conference re-
freshments were served by the girls Of
the Seventh grade and the beautiful
manner in which they dispensed the
hospitality Of tho Capitol school evil
dences the fact that textbook educa-
tion is not the only aim OF our schools.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28

Go and hear Rev Father j. II, 0'Con-
nor who gives a mission or course OF
extraordinary sermons in the Catholic
church Of this city. The mission will
last till Nov 80
Sermon every morning at $50 and Q
a. IN ehildren's mission every day at
3 p. M sermon every evening at 1880
p. M.
The subject OF the evening sermons
for the ensuing week Is as follows;
Sunday morning 1880, "The Holy
Eucharist"
Sunday evening 1890 "The Pope Of
Rome"
Monday 1880 p. m. "The Only
Friend"
Tuesday 1880 p. m. "The Mother Of
Christ"
Every body is most cordially invited
J'oDvs l-ist-z- services 80 sermons.
Perry land office. has a stone in2,
stomach which rolls when he thinks
Dan Widmer says a rolling ston
gathers no moss and has accordingl
taken another hitch in his aeeordisu
pleAted confidence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28
SWALLOWED ACID.
W. II. Lockwood. oolored Man, Com
lnits Suicide.

w. II Lockwood, colored man,
aged 25 years, committed suicide yes
terday afternoon at the negro lodging
house on the east side OF Second street
between Harrison aud Oklahoma.
Lockwood came here from Arkansas
three days ago, and was on his way to
Langstan, where he has relatives
After accumulRting healthy jag on
Friday night he retired, and during
the early morning hours aroused the
inmates OF the house by loud appeals
for water. At o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon he was found cold in death,
An empty bottle labeled "carbolic
acid" stood on table near his bed.
Lockwood had drunk the contents Of
the bottle. Nothing is known OF the
man, and the cause OF his self-destruc-
tlon is mystery. The coroner's jury
last night returned a verdict ia accord
snce with the above facts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28

THx assertion that Arthur Pue Dan.
iels Was put 10 sleep by strollipg
hypnotist is disputed by Calvin Archi-
bald Orner. well-known candidate for
something under this administration.
The plea is made that Arthur does not
use artificial means to induce sleep.
Since the cold spell set in be has
caused fire scene to be painted on the
back Of his linen duster and is keeping
warm, comfortable and sleepy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28
G. L. S. c.
VIII Meet Tuesday, 2P. M, at Home Of
Mrs o. K Fegan-Program.

Roll call--Give the name OF a great
ShAkespearlan tragedian.
Table talk - Current history aud
opinion.
General conversation - WomAnkind
and family life in Germany.
Studies In contrast-Shakespeare's
and Scott's English type OF women
contrHsted with Goethe's and Schil-
ler's German ideal OF womanhood.
A political study-Civil service re-
form must preeede governmental and
municipal reforms.
Discussion--"Jf every applicant must
pass an examination and then take his
place according to his capacity, the
crowd OF Office seekers would be smaller
and OF a better quality"
Lesson--"Imperisl Germany" chap
ter X "The Social Spirit in America, 4"
chapter NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28

REPoRTs from Washington say that
Secretary Biiss has about decided to
allow the claims of Or. Landrum, ex-
member Of townsite board No. 8. We
have our suspicious that the good doe
tor took up his station in Bliss private
apartment aud threatened TO read him
several chapters from his History OF
Inner South Carolina
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28

SINCE a statehood convention has
been announced, we wonder whether
or not Judge Reginald Brutus Forrest
Will shed his refulgent light on the
occasion. A statehood convention
without Forrest would be like a
Thanksgiving dinner without mince
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28
PERSONAL MENTION

N Darling is ia the city.
@ C. Hudson went to El Reno yes
terday.
Attorney General Cunningham is in
Wichita
Supt Hopkins was in Oklahoma City
yesterday.
3. c. Grinth is here from Wright,
Oklahoma,
g. T. Dean, Of Shawnee, was in the
city yesterday.
Col Tom Seward was down from
Perry yesterday.
Marshal Thompson has returned
from Kingfsher.
Bishop Brooke holds services at ok
lahoma City today.
Miss Sadie Payne returned to okla
homs City yesterday.
A. Hammer, OF Enid, is looking after
his interests in tie city.
Mrs. Hunt ard Mrs. Reed Of Orlando
were shopping in the city yesterday.
Miss Lula strang returned yester.
day from visit TO Miss Van Ness at
FL Reno
John Shoemaker, OF Springfield, Mo, /,
is in the city buying several carloads
OF horses.
J. o. Allen, Of Edmond, came in last
night to take in the performance at
the opera house.
Judge Buckner gees to King6sher
He is counsel for Henry Shoemaker, On
trial for murder.
John Miller, the auctioneer, says
/ the Guthrie horse market is better this
season than ever before,
County Clerk j. X. Stone was over
from El Reno yesterday, on business
pertaining to his thrifty county.
w. T. Walker will bring party Of
young people to the city from Norman
during the engagement Of Thomas
| Keene.
Col. Southard OF Perry, was in the
city yesterday. lie has no hopes OF
getting clerkship before a judge is
appointed in his district.
w. A. Ramsey is spending Sunday in
the city. Mr.. Ramsey is travelling for
the American Tobacco Co., and reports
a good trade in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Patrick, of Sac
and Fox agency, will entertain party
OF Guthrie and Oklahoma City friends
during the Christmas holidays.
Rev. w. q. Miles, who was called t,
Peabody, Kan, on account OF the i'll
ness of Mrs. Miles father, returned
last evening and regular services will
be held today at the Presby yteriaI
church.
Bill Walker came in yesterday from
Norman. Since the Golden fiasco Mr.
Walker feels confident he will win tn
Usage sgencyship. He carries a port
manteau filled TO the brim with warn
endorsements.
Ex-Congressman Flynn and exGov
ernor Rentrow left yesterday for Jop
lin, Mo-, to look after their mining ia
terests. Mr.. Flynn recently purchase,
two new zinc tracts, and also investe,
in forty-seven town lots at Norman.
Judge Mccsrver left yesterday 70
Lincoln county to teach school. TIL
judge has been living on flAttery an
weather reports for several years, an
is now anxious to employ his menta
cogs In order to prolong his existence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28

Hoods Pills :s.; ss.; si,sS Z ss,9s ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28

Judge Mcosrver left yesterday for
Lincoln county to teach school. The
judge has been living on 1Attery aud
weather reports for several years, and
is now anxious to employ his mental
cogs IN order to prolong his existence,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28
ANENT CRIME.
Status of Criminal History Daring
Last FlscAI Year.

During the fiscal year ending June
80, 1896. there were In the United
States court of Oklahoma $40 convic-
ticns, 2s acquittals. 1,Ol4 cases nollied
discontinued or quashedl, and s73
cases still pending.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28
'"eJ MO- inquiries the director
when other Vperiment station

W"o" Sh'S' Nperiment station |
Hoods sarsaparilla is not faefeess OF
pie preparation of sarsaparilla, Dock,
Stillingia and a little Iodide OF Potassium.
Besides these excellent alternatives, IL
also contains those great anti-bilious and
liIer remedies, Mandrake and Dandelion.
II also contains those great kidney RENEE
dies, IVA Ursi, Juniper Berries, and
fPipsissewa.
Nor are these all. Other very valuable
curative agents are harmoniously COM
bined in Hoods Sarsapsrilla, and It is
carefully prepared under the personal
supervision OF a regularly educated phar-
macist.
Knowing these facts, is the abiding faith
the people have In Hoods Sarsaparilla a
matter OF surprised You can see WI,
HOODS sarsaparilla cures, when otht
medicines totally, absolutely fail.
"My little girl was afflicted with
eczema and suffered for seven years. She
was attended by physicians and tried
many different kinds OF medicine with
out relief. After taking a few bottles OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla she was cured" MRS
EMMA FRANKLIN, HoneOye, New "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-28

All lovers OF vocal music will be
given a rare treat by the Sherwood
Grand Concert company on Wednesday
evening, Decemb Der 8.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-09
PRESS OPINIONS.

0ln estimating the value of his lee
lures at $4,000 apiece, Bryan shows that
be is even more of iatist than he was
before the eiection.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
GAn eastern Bryan organ whines
;hat I'VE have not yet seen the Mckin-
ley prosperity" Well, has there beer
much chance for display of it yet
The same duck hunter is at the helm,
and the deficit" still continues. But
don't be Impatient; such dollars as you
can gobble are good.-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
GIf the tariff question can be dis
posed OF at special session next sum
mer the new law will have had chanc.
TO demonstrate it's effect as restorer
of prosperity long before the congress
sional elections of 1S9s. ard the repu5.
licans will be the gamers. business will
not be disturbed by an extra session.
Every man who has money invested in
an Industrial or commercial enterprise
knows that the republicans can lie trust
ed to revise the tariff. because they are
oA"a . ih-unlhi VI american interests
and are anxious TO build up rather than
TO tear down. Republican revision Of
the tariff never hurts American enter
priscs.-Cleveland Leader.
0Secretary Carlisle Acknowledges
that the deficiency for the current year
is s54.soo.coo. and the estimated short.
age for next year. exclusive of the sink
ing fund. is s45.7ls.o71. The total for
three years is sl37.sli.73s. And vet he
pats Cleveland on the back and calls his
attention to '.Sle5 .00o. 900 in the treas
ury above the gold reserve" rs though
II were the result Of master stroke OF
fnanciering. He does not say that this
sie5.o00.ooo Is the little balance lef,
from the seo,.lsi.oco received from the
sale OF bonds. and yet that Is the fact.
No need. both presiden, and secretary
ssy. OF any better tariff. And they
should have added. -as long rs we can
borrow noncy!"-CAicaro Inter Decor