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alone at Chicago, and 10000 tons at
eastern works of Pennsylvania. with
some at the south for pipe manufacture
crs. the enormous production does not
diminish and the demand for finished
products includes contracts for 5000
tons in the building of two new mer-
chant ships. with many. other contracts
In sight. to replace vessels bought by
the government; for two new piers at
Key West, 5000 tons: for the Chicago
postofflce 5000 tons; for the Harrisburg
capitol $500 tons; for car building, In
Guiding one Of 5000 tons Mt Pittsburgh:
one for n government building at Port
land, Oregon. 1000 tons; for track ele-
walton at Chicago 200 tons; for plates
at Chicago, including one for 1000
tons: for 10000 tons rails to the Mary
land steel company: $4,000 to be shipped
to Siberia and 10000 10 the Orient, and
for 1000 tons 20 a Pittsburgh concern
for Quito, with many structural and
Implement contracts OF minor, import
ance. No decrease in prices appear and
the production continuous practically
unchanged at the highest point ever
known. although In eastern markets
the output is considered somewhat in
excess OF supply. Copper is stronger,
with heavy demand for consumption.
In woolens, the heavy cancellations
recently reported prove to be in large
measure requests for deferred deliver
les. but q better demand has been seen
during the past week, in some quar-
tiers on account of large government or
ders. In cotton goods, the resumption OF
work by several large mills has increas-
ed the output and the demand does not
appear TO have diminished. Though
print cloths are at the lowest point ever
known, sales are OF considerable volume
and there Is at least enough demand
for other goods to prevent any agree
ment of manufacturers as to n decrease
Of working capacity.
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TREND OF TRADE.


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Everything Indicates Tint tho Country l.,
In a Healthy Business Condition-1lhc
remarkable Exports OF Grain Continue
With Increasing Prices.
NEW YORK. April OR. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade will say
to-rhorrow: The war is 40 longer to be
avoided md business IS somewhat con-
tractcd by bankers apprchcnsions.
There IS nc excuse except want Of nerve
for decline In railway stocks when
earnings have been 14.3 per cent larger
than last year. for the first half OF April
and AS per cent larger than 1892 with
railway tonnage on e%ast-bound from
Chicago about 10 per cent larger than
In 1882. Neither are clearing house
transactions gloomy. The weeks pay
mcnts we're 1856 per cent larger than
last year and GO per cent lnrscr than
In 1892.
In no aspect nj the wheat market
be considered without finding Just &C.
caslon for a material advance In prices
which have been 7.25 cents for tho week.
The exports from Atlantic coast ports
have been 3,104. 800 bushels, -four includ-
cd, against 1.19O.3 o2 last year, and from.
Pacific coast points 1856 bushels.
against $3.50 last year. making for tho
three weeks of April S,3So,i92 bushels
from Atlantic ports against S,5SS, 40
bushels last year and from Pacific
ports 2 ,529, 62s bushels against 7lc,S71
for the same weeks last year. The cx-
ports of corn during the same three
weeks have been / 1870. 1888 bushels,
against 10,221,161 bushels last year,
which Ia strong evidence that the de-
mand for wheat Is In no sense fictitious.
With 10000 ions Bessemer Iron sold
at Pittsburgh for $40 40, and with the
dealings IN grey forge unchanged and
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THE L1NsLY SOCIETIES


Held Interesting Exercises Yesterday In
tho Institute Tall.
The programmes OF the Linsly liter
airy societies, yesterday afternoon main
tained the usual high standard Of excel
lence. The students entered into the
spirit Of the work with a vim character
istic of all their undertakings. Current
events were discussed and commented
upon, and the cadets proved themselves
true Students OF history. They do not
commit the TOO common error Of a large
class of students. who. while they rerel
In the exploits of heroes of old, and ran
accurately describe the decisive battles
nt the world from Narration to Gettys-
burg. forget to take into consideration
the history which is being made to-day.
The cadets read the newspapers and are
enthusiastically interested in every
phase of-the present crisis. Class room
discussions are encouraged and infor-
nation thus obtained Is made the Lead
ing thought OF essays and debates.
Strict attention was paid to all the per-
formers. and the popularity OF the sub
jects, as well as the facts brought forth
was evidenced by the applause elected.
The programme was as follows:5
DECLARATIONS.
John Burns OF Gettysburg. Allyn Mcneil
Marmlon Robert Dalzcli
Elegy in, a Country Churchyard,....,.
......... Bertram Horkhcimer
Gar'ield's Ride ............Allen Hamilton
ESSAYS. : t m
"Rcmembcr the Maine" -. Wilson Naylor
Perils TO America .............td Kline
I,Ifs.of Daniel TI tinrry a Nk
The Relic Of Medieval Barbarism....
walter Mcclure
larry Thomas
Our Navy .....n........ Edward Scfaub
Rono George Zones
Debate-Rcsolvcd, That Ambition is a vice
,Affirmat!ve-Jesse Speyer. Harry Ecklart
and Harry Muldoon.
NeSativc-Alhcrt Benckc. John Stevenson
and Grafton Bcall. 'tas
Decision was In favor Of the negative.
The programme of the Junior Society
was as follows:
DECLARATIONS.
The Lady and the Glove Henry Topping
ESSAYS.
Foes to Study Henry Ahrens
Longing for Vacation ~. Lewis Steenrod
Trials of a Student ..........Fr Park
Debate--Resolvcd, That the soldiers do
more to win n battle than the general
&ftrmatlve-Gcorge Franzheim and Har-
old Hancher.
Negative-Louis Killmeyor ard Charley
Sonneborn. ~
Judses'dec1sion was in favor Of the neg
atiIe. Decision on merits OF the question
In of the affirmative, AGal
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NoRSSTHE TINE
To Obtain the Hawaiian I.isnds-Thtir
Strategic .lns % Thi. cosa,ry a, ,h,.

To Obtain the Hawaiian lsisnds-Th.ir
Strategic .lns % This Country at thi.
Ttnae. 81
WASHINGTON. April 22-Members
OF the senate committee on foreign re-
lationsi ore generally without informa.
tton as TO the plans OF the administra-
ton III Hawaii, but some OF them en-
dorse tho idea Of securing the Pacific is
lands by seizure at this time IN view OF
their strategic Importance.
Senator Davis chairman OF the COM
mittec. is among those who hold this
view to-day. lie considered TINT the
United States would DO entirely Justified
in taking the islands in CAGE OF war as u
war measure.
They would he said, ."'be necessary
for our own defense and We would be
Justified In their seizure at such altime
70 prevent their falling Into the hands OF
our enemies, 10 whom they would be In
valuable What Is to prevent Spatn's
sending a cruiser to Honolulu and SELF
ing the country together with our prop
erty interests there. including our coal.
OF which, I understand we have quite a
supply In the islands.
"Furthermorc, there are in Hawaii
many American citizens whose interests
IL Is necessary we should protect. For
those and other reasons I should endorse
the taking possession OF the Islands In
time of war with another country into
whose hands they might fall. We. OF
course. know that the Hawaiian gov
eminent Is friendly TO annexation. so
that requirement by this means would
not be 80 violent a proceeding as It
might seem under other circumstances"
II Ia held that in case possession was
acquired In this way, there would be no
necessity for confirmntory action By
Congress.
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". i. YOCuM. Cameron. Pa. says. IT
was a sufferer for ten years, trying most
al! kinds of pile remedies. but without
success. Dc Wits Witch Hazel Salvei
was recommended 10 me. I used one
box. 1t has effected a permanent cure"
AS n permanent cure for piles De W!,t,s
Witch Hazel Salvc has no equal.
Charles r. Goethe, Market and Twelfth
streets: Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sIxthI
and Jacob streets: "A. r. Scheehle, No.
607 Main street; E1ley Bros. Penn and
Zane streets; Bowie s. Co., Bridgeport.
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Parts Sails for New York.

SOUTHAMPTON, April 22.-The stea-
mer Paris, Of the American line. char
tered by the United States government,
sailed at }3:l5 p. m. to-day, for New
York, though her regular sailing day is
Saturday. She had on board one hun
bred and fifty passengers and her car
so included a quantity of Jung and
ammunition. There was great enthu-
siasm among the crowds on the dock,
and the band of the Union Steamship
Company's steamer Britain played
Yankee Doodle" as the Paris steamed
seaward. The Paris passed Hurst Castle
at 1885 o, m,
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BUSINESS SITUATION,
Secretary of tho Treasury Gage Look. In.
to Tho Future.

Secretary OF tho Treasury GNSo Looks
to tho I'uiurc.
Secretary Lyman J.. Gage has written
the following private letter TO a Chica-
go friend. who has conQdcd It 90 the
Chicago Tribune. II is interesting, as
well as comforting to business men
troubled by fears of dire results OF war:
Regarding the effect in our domes-
tic affairs OF a contest. With Spain, should
ono develop, It. OF course, is difficult to
speak absolutely, so much depends up.
on the state of mind the people may, be
In, which may be or may not be found
cd on really logical relationships. II
4 war were i~nauguratcd the field OF con-
test would undoubtedly be the Atlantic
coast. and the carly part OF the strug-
gle affected largely, perhaps determin-
cd, by the ships of war. Except for ex-
traordinary expenditures on the part OF
the government and consequent taxes,
TO be followed later or By Increased
pensions, 1t does not seem that our real
domestic trade and commerce ought "a
be very much affected, and, while there
might be q little disturbance in the ini-
tintive, wo would soon settle down to the
situation. We get accustomed TO h!ngs.
you know, very quickly In the United
States. and then look forward 10 sec
what Is going to come next. There will
be nothing IN the situation, so far rs l
can discover. which would be calcula-
ted to boom prices or make very extra
ordinary acquisitions IN industry. Dur
ing the civil war the million or more
producers were taken out OF the active
field OF industry and became consumers,
or rather destroyers, OF the products of
labor. In four years the government
borrowed 1880, 00o, 900 and spent it for
these products, These conditions would
not be repeated. The forces engaged
would be limited In number, even II, the
war were p%rotrNcted, 10 sum 1t up In q
single word, I think after the first flush
OF excitement WAS over all our domestic
affairs would 50 on about as, they have
gone on for the last several months. In
the meantime, until these conditions are
settled, 1t would be judlclous for every
body TO be conservative rather than
rush,
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Palne's celery compound, the remedy
that makes people well. is within the

Paine's celery compound, the remedy
that makes people we'll, is within the
reach Of all.
4 As frequently happens In the spring,
the entire family begins to feel run
down." and to suffer with the hardest
disease In the world to diagnose-;he
trouble they have when they say. Doc
tor. l.dor't feel we'll" The advice of
hosts Of competent physicians is 10 use
Paine's celery compound, the one known
spring remedy that restores lost ner-
rous; energy. creates an appetite. puri-
flcs the blood, and builds up the
strength OF the entire system.
Nervousness, headaches, thinness.
pale faces and poor appetites among
children come from the same causes
that produce rheumatism, neuralgia
and debility in older persons-from poor
blood and insufio.ent!y nourished
nerves Paine's celery compound Is the
first, last and Only remedy used in IN
telligent, prudent homes. where pains
is taken to get only the best in SO vital
a, matter, "
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Watching To- Our Ships.

ST. JOHNS, n. T., April 22.-Shlps
which has just arrived here report hav-
ing sighted a mysterious steamer off
Cape Race. She is schooner-rigged. has
two ma5,s without yards and was not
showing any signals. Current rumor
has 1t that she is a Spanish war ship
watching for American vessels. The
United States government has pur-
chased the New Foundland coastins
steamer Grand Lake, subject to the APP
proval OF the inspecting officers of the
Boston navy yard. She is composite
built, makes twelve knots an hour and
is to be converted into a gun boat.
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We'll. They Ourhi To.

SAN FRANCISCO, April o2.-Advice5
from Honolulu under date OF 18th inst.
sstatcsthat It Is rnmored Minister Sew
iellliand Admiral Miller will take formal
sp9ssession of the islands In the name OF
tetunltcd States as a coaling station
on the 10Th. 1t was impossible to con-
;afmsthe rumor before the steamer Rio
sJaneiro left Honolulu.
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BLANC0 DECLARES WAR.
lie 1Annnls Former DEGREES Granting
z. -.-.LA Pnrhnn To Inlurrnnfa. ~.

lie -Annuls Former DEGREES Granting
Pardon to I%nsnrgents.
HAVANA, April 22.-Captain General
Blanco has published a decree confirm
ing his previous DEGREES and declaring
the island to be in a state OF war. He
also annuls his former similar DEGREES
granting pardon to insurgents and
places under martial law all those who
are guilty Of treason, espionage, crimes
against peace or against the independ-
ence of the nation, seditious revolts, at
tacks against the form of government
or against the authorities and against
those who disturb public order, though
only by reason of printed matter.
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gisA&LITTLE hoy asked for a. bottle OF
In the morning MS fast rs you
;cfn.ng5 the druggist recognized u house
hold namc for DE Witt'sg Little Early
lRtserg. and gave him n bottle Of those
famous pills for constipation, sick head
IadhGSsb liver and stomach troubles.
SQhaflesi X, Goethe, Market and Twelfth.
stEects; Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixth
lHdy,Jacob streets; a. Il. Scheelhc, No.
jjg1fs Main street; 1ixlcy Bros. Penn and
zane streets; Bowie s. Co, Bridgeport.
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LONDON, April 22.-Accordine to a
special dispatch from Madrid the Span
ish government has been officially noti-
fled that Great Britain will regard coal
as %contraband OF war. Another special
dispatch from the Spanish capital an
nounces that the government Of Spain
has been requested to announce to what
extent it is disposed 10 exercise the right
Of search. :
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WORCESTER Mass., March s, 1893.

WORCESTER, Mass, March B, 1888.
Wells, Richardson & Co.-Gentlemen:
Myself and family, form d tirst-class ex-
ample of the health-givinS qualities OF
Paine's celery compound. Every spring
We use this valuable remedy. and It has
kept my children well and strong. I
believe that 1t Is better TO take steps 10
keep well rather than to wait TIL one Is
sick. The health Of my family and
freedom from doctors bills shows the
wisdom Of taking Paine's celery COM
pound.
Every time I have. q chance I speak in
praise Of Painc's celery compound,
knowing it to be superior to sarsaparil-
las or any ordinary spring medicine.
Yours very truly.
HARRY PRENDIVTLLE,
Publisher Of the American Bandsman.
Here's a whole family.
Husband, wife and children made
we'll and kept well by Paine's celery
compound.
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BREST, France, April 22.-The ATTAIN
tic naval division of the French north
ern squadron IN under orders to keep In
constant proximity to the Antilles dur
ing hostillties.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April Of.
Augustus schemerhorn, Of New York
City, has given his fine yacht, the Free
Lance. to the government. 1t has been
accepted with thanks.
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THE HAGUE, April o2.-The Dutch
steamer Friesland. 5000 tons, has been
ordered to Curacao to protect the inter-
csts Of the Netherlands there.
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.rNHE MoNoNGAHgRoUTE Is THE
i Short Limo between Eairmont ~ az
Clarksburg. Quick Time-Fast TramI |,
Spro Connections. When travelling ng,,s,
from Clarksburg or West Virginia iTIM ,y.
hursh railroad points. SEQ that your Ssssii.
cts read via the MononEahcla river Rim
road. Close connections Mt Fairinonf, Il
BIS O.. trains anil at ClarksburS WIZ "a
so. and w, W p. trains. TlcHG,s q 4
this route OIL sale mt NIL Il. y O.. ahu -
W 4 p. II. r. stations, -,
HUGH G. RoWIES. Gcnl sup.
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JnNoW good digestion waits on nppe-
itIte,sand health on both" II 1t doesn't,
NY 3Burdock Blood Bltters. l
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 22.-To-
,daRls statement OF the condition OF the
,tfeaslry shows: Available cash balance,
5ssts,G0l, 9l9: gold reserve. $780, e4, $40.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIc SALE.

Under the authority OF q deed OF assign.
ment made by Hannah Enshcimer .art
Emanuel Emshelmer,g her husband. dated
on the 5th day OF October. a. D. 1881. and
recorded In the Office OF the clerk Of the
county court OF. Ohio county,, West VII.
ginia. In Deed OF Trust Book 50. page s..
The undersigned assignee will, on
SATURDAY. APRIL Ct, a., D., lsi
at 10 o'clock a. m, at the; north door Of
the court house Of Ohio county. Aforesaid
sell at public auction the following de-
part OF lot No. IS or Main street, In TIE
city Of Wheeling. ION which Is erected
three-story brick house. which part OF SAID
lot fronts forty-fourS 90 feet, more or les.
on Main street, n Is one hundred AMI
thirty-two Q32) feet, more or less. In depth,
and is bounded on the Twestby Main street:
on the south by a private;ailey: on The east
by lot formerly conveyed by, Mary L. Dol.
sey to Adelinc Fletcher. and: on the loyts
by all that part OF lot No. IS north OF the
northern wall OF the said threc.story brick
house: icing the same property which wai
conveyed TO the said Hannah Emshe!ns
by ". II. Franxs and wife by deed daitd
October 81, A.. b. 1897, and recorded "a
Deed Book No. 50, page as. Together with
all the buildings and appurtenance there
unto belonging. lag
Tho said deed of assignment provides
that out of the proceeds of sale, after Thy
payment of expenses. the iBSsigree sh2a
neSt discharge any proper Hens or ,Incurl.
brances that may cJupon the properly
sold. and after doing so shall pay the bal.
ance OF tic proceeds pro rata upon the In
debtedncss of the said Hannah, EMsle'.
mer. Upon the above described properly
are two liens existing at tho time Of The
said assignment. Ono OF. these Is a teet
Of trust made by the said Hannah En-.
sheir1cr and Emanuel her husband. toll
D. Ewing, trustee, dated October i.tl@.
and recorded In said clerks office In Deco
of Trust Book 81, page lSj. 10 secure eSr.
tain notes payable to W. II. Frank. Tn1
other is u decd otjtrust made. by. the sAi
Hannah Emsheimer and Emanuel, her
husband. 10 G,istuyeA H. EmshelEsf,
trustee, dated january :, 1885,. and re
corded In the said clerks Office In DE!
of Turst Book, 80, page 12l, 10 Secure HenY
Speycr against loss nsSacconinodatton en-
dorser or guarantor OF the said HANNAH
Emsheimer. Aftcr tic payment CT e'
nenses the proceeds of sale will be applied.
so far AS necessary. TO theSsaia liens 10
the order IN which they have baen. nainta
above.
TERMS OF SALE-onc,third Of ~
purchase price. and so much more as y.
purchaser may elect 10 pay; cas, on my
day OF sale. and the residue In i've eain
!nstallments, payable III; n and two, year
respectively inter the day OF sale. with ~
terest from that day. The deferred !nstaa.
mcnts shall be secured by a deed OF tEns.
upon the property with satisfactory hsu'
anco to be kept up by the purchaser.
($f SAMUEL KRAFT,
Assignee and Trustee;
.. VhR01tnr NJ VI III Mo rrh 20 1SlSa TnyS aI
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= PUBLIC SALE. >

As assignee Of VIM. b. Simpson, Nh
sell at public auction at the north 9ooi
of the court house OF Ohio county, W IA
on Saturday, April. ~, 1885. beginning ~
O'Clock a.. m, the following stocks:
New City Hospital Association. : {
shares, par value each snare...,."","
Ohio River Railroad CO.. ga shafes',s
Spruce Coal y Lumber Co.. 3tS sharest,S
. par value each share.. ,'...'"'
Wheeling Pottery Co., @;s shares, p@@'rN
value each share.
Title Insurance & Abstract Co., EN,a
shares, par value each share..:..,"
HOWARD Hlllth
apsi Assignee OF VIM. B. SlmnsoL-
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Alwavc OF color-the stripes and stars
The rolling drum-the bugle's CALI
Tho.tramp OF feet DER a cheering street.
AThe good-byes-then silent all! =
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70 CURE A COLD N ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Outline Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL |
falls to cure. c5c. The genuine has L
BIO. on each tablet.
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MUSICAL WHEELING.
FROM SATURDAY TO SATURDAY.
Monday evening. Arion rehearsal, ArIon

! FROM SATURDAY TO SATURDAY.
/ Monday evening. Arion rehearsal. Arion
Monday evening, oratorio Society re.
helrsal. Odd Fellows. Hall.
lcarsal. Conservatory efsMusic,
Th,gsdsy evening Mozart Society re-
hcarsal, A. o. u. w. Temple.
Friday evening, Woman'sy Club Bcctho.
ven celebration. A. U. ". Temple.
The coming week will have in It the
full measure OF mld-winter routine
work, and It also holds a concert OF
moro than passing notice. Other inn-
steal affairs are the bringing OF Alberto
Jonas. pianist. delightfully."- heard here
last season; a concert by the Wheeling
orchestra, under Professor Spell, for the
4 benefit OF st. Lukes church, which will
be given early in May In the parish
house on the Island; the Mozart Singing
Society. under the direction OF Prof.
Herman Shockey, also Is taking ship
shape. but fuller accounts Of eachawlilf
be given in due time.
The concert Of next week viii be
given in the A.. o. INV. temple on Fri
day evening, and will be one OF tho most
brilliant of the composers series
this seas0n by the Woman's Club. g, Bee,
th0yer IL the subject chGSen, and n. pa
I per fully descriptive OF his personality
and. genius Will preface the musical
!; portion OF tho programme. Mrs. Nellie
Warren Holloway. the writer OF It, has
iIada tho subject nm earnest study, and
h aEFNF..H# #.H..EH#.
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The Daughters OF the Revolution ncld
their usual monthly meeting at the
home OF Mrs. James Neill, on Fifteenth.
street. Thursday, and an extra meet
ing OF the executive committee is called
for to-day at the residence OF Mrs.
Reed N. Baird, regent OF the chapter.
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skY-a sonthern sea-

The Intcl!senccr's three tens" rang
frpm the capitol bell Thursday after,
noon. the signal OF war with Spain. LIS
stsplng citizens then awaited the Regis
iter's St.'threc jacks Undauntcd,' tho
Market street scribcs began to haul
The animals out of the editorial sane
stimSSOne .ot them baked. another
Sbfayed, the third waggcd his ears And
thaithree Jacks" failed to respond.