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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
captain clara !, seriou.ly m.

Chicago. Aug is.-A special 10 the
Times Herald frum Camp Wlkln.
Mnninuk Point says
Brave Captain clark ~ tho battle
ship orcg1n, pVHraie In q cabin of the
~ Paul, the victim OF nervousness.
CUryera, yauqulshod admiral. receive
lne the plaudlla ~ Thousands.
This spectacle, grim portrait ~ wars
result. has been witnessed In New
York.
Tho victor battling Tor Ne and
health again. the defeated. round and
sleek. crowded ana damned hy the
hundreds seeking Tor his hand
Probably not one Ia the thousands
AZ the Murray street plor ~ tho Fan
River line knew that while Admiral
Cervern passed thar the man who
helped % destroy his feet was then 70
helpless invalid on the a. Paul IN
New York harhnr.
n an reports are true, Captain CLARK
IN a very sick man. tie u. @ II said.
20 M than he cannot BE- removed 10
Montnuk, TIE report as 10 hls com-
plalni was simply nervous prostratlun.
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chief of Police Pratt received a letter
today from Mrs. Ann. iughy of Fall
River. Massachusetts, under date of
August 18Th, wherein the writer HayHi
"Can you give me any Information "
William Leather. who lrft England
about forty years ago and went 10 SAT-
t.uko City. lie ~ my brother, my
name h Ann I,ighy, formerly Ann
Leather am "a years M nnr ana am
the only one OF tho family living, ]
came from Ashton. Underline, IN lfbl.
There has huen summons aerIod
frlm England 10 Canada ON his
brothers grandchildren stating that
there had been some money lest,
should be- very much obliged O. you
10 you could give me any Information
about him or the right hulr o. the
money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
RECEIVER CANNOT Sun
CREDITORS ARE PARTIES TO BRING SUIT


cAt,, t,,,ttc, z,re delivered an onii
Ion today ln the case OF Ih''u''N y
s,elnke. receiver N the Cas- county
49,, 80 .,,,,ts,f va q. D. islof.
IOWA ",.,N' ..,i..,,,.,t ~ the
bourow' ainfinlnE IN. 3u"t
Third district court Iudgf thefiSl'
rhe ouaetion Involved To- this caHe
was whtth'I th' i,e'''
corporation had the rEht U sue =" ',i-
force The double lApiHiy ui wy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
Wanted
TO BUY
1000 Dogs.

Must b. WHITE in color. OF the
lilly HOUND VARIETY and the
following Painted In 2-inch Black Let
ierA on their Sides.
Ihe Foreman u our Baking Powder
apartment. while overseeing the mix.
,nE ~ = bltah OF sALTAIR BAKING
sr,pWDEf, los. a Diamond stud. size
- carats, act IN a combination for
ting or Stud. The Diamond is pure
My.hlte Stone. u waB presented 20 our
FOREMAN ny his New York employers
N recognition VI his ability as q manu-
Itciufer M Baking Powder. We VIII
pay 40 IN gold 20 any Person returning
same with The can On sAfTAllt uAk.
10 POWDER In which the Diamond
va. found, % our Office. Room 70.
o'Mcafa building.
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A Ltter has been received from ia.
J.. Konncr. a. Manila. by his father In
thla city. me boy L. In battery H.
Utah Volunteers, and was presumably
On all che fghilnE thai has been going
on over thorr. though che letter was
wiillcn before any ~ u was done.
being dated July ~ Hs complains ~
she lntsufr hriE more chan anything
olse, anti Apologies OR she shlr,uHHH
az MA letter hy naylnr ihai n IL Hi un.
pressivc that even letter writing la h-
h0rlduh The wEtr fnr awhile wiH
very bad ana ~ was almost every ihlns
else, hut az ~ mention n made uf such
thiugs having continued tht prulump'
glnn " that thfro was an lmprlyfW go,
Volunteer kruner seems 10 have mad
O. promotion. bus what 70 10 has NOT
been definitely stated. u s.rmH she
caae that De- IA rhi0ny g. hH furd no
thn uricrrH' hUaduuhriorH, ana D. went
with captain Young mos, 10 NJ all tha
way over ,h'rc, itc hat mot Admiral
Dewey several tImra. A. thu cline
the l,tiur was written she explanation
was made fhlt everything was ln .
kind " uproar because tho word had
passed al1nE the llnU that Manila was
60 De- taken next day. which of course
was not done, Tho mlasINr closed hur-
fisdly with the statement that ne
wuuli cell all the rest when he got
back thus showing that ho did not OK
peel u O. Dc a great while, lie had
had tWp days sickness bur was all
right again aud tho general health OF
all vas glld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

nlohneld Advocate; las, Friday AZ
tornoon Wesley Walton, state chair
man ~ the Republican party. came 60
this city and that nlght az the Nch.
nrld house met with number ~ tho
prominent Republicans NJ Tits place,
The object of the yis, was 10 meet
with the party leaders and discuss the
political situation. There was some truf
Tor time hy some VI the Republicans
that the Independent Republicans would
not come back into the ranks but thf
wise action ui the county central cuni'
mittoo In oltvtlnE one from thclf ranks
fnr chairman and otherwise swing
thpm some recognition has had "a ten
doncy uf uniting the forces
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]. ". SMITH.
observer. Weather Bureau.

Miss Minnie and Loa Price Of Glen
wood Springs are spending few days
In the city. They are sisters Of Mr..
Walter Price the editor OF the Glen
wood Springs Avalanche. In the same
party are Mrs. siurroon and her son
william and Miss johnson " Spring
field. Missouri.
Mrs. N. w. clayton and family have
gone TO the Clayton ranch to spend the
remainder OF the heated term.
Miss Blair ~ ogden ~ visiting the
Misses Patrick on a street.
Mrs. James saviiic and family have
returned from their outing In the
mountains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

nolso Statesman, senator shoup ar
rived yesterday from Salmon with the
delegates from that county. lie states
that business Il proceeding ne usual In
tina section. Tho placer mines arr DO
Ink well but there n not quite - much
activity In lode mining ~ had boon
hoped Tor This disappointment res
pccting quartz mining has been brought
about ~ various causes. all ~ when
can aud viii be- corrected. Asked u ne
had any nrwE from Washington rca-
pnctnF Idaho matters, The senator
fCfp1udcd In the negative, The term
o. MnrHhni Cruirher expired 90 the tth
aud the senator expects o. chang. 10 o.
announced within tho next ten dnlA
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reIa. Republican. In Deadlock.

Fort Worth. Tex. Aug. is-The Re-
publican slate convention which has
been In session three dayH. b. arlin
d.adl1ckod. This time it u over tho rr-
plrt " thr committee on resolutions.
which has not been able 90 arrae.
The contest In the credentials come
mitiee was settled last night an the
contests having been settled.
u was decided by the committee on
permanent organization o. recommend
y, r. Hanna, W Waller county. Zoe
chairman, but the report Will be- Cd.
posed aud may be- turned down.
Thvre " aiill much difference ~ Opin-
Ion laa q tho advlhahllliy 81 numlnnt-
Ing n state ticket Among those OPP
posed % u arr ClngroHamnn HaWiey
ana Chairman Green. should ticket
be- placed IN the fiuld Geo W. nnrkntt
" Palestine win permit his name To
BE- used Tor governor. Up o. 1 o'clock
the convention had not rcaHcmblfl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

sent portion Of their force into me
brish 10 roaro out the bear, while inc
others posted thtmselyeg on me .ppo.
rIte side 10 meet his hruIuahip' Nitsr
d nnrind % suspense. the npls' o. iI, ~.
IND feet was heard and the hl l,,.'
brscad Themselves 60 pour g..ils
volioy into the furious animal. scarf ~
nnd nearer came the F1uniH nl w,
rusfilnr as the nrute came closer utt.u
op bv foaf of those IN the rehr' soon
fbr brush opened and from lis dent,
,r.rlecfe ln an his native ncuNlly anu
is,uiv out came sleepy inonenalve,
J,ritav 10 cost the Ogd'nlte several
Cents worth ~ refreshments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

ture kei minimum. 81. wind. light;
clear.
Heiena-Baumeto 1922: tempera-
ture, ~; minimum. g.. wind, south.
west, = miles per hour; clear.
Miles City-Haromcter, 1857, tomper-
ature. 90 minimum. 81: wind, calm:
rain. .0s Inches. clear.
Idaho Fliis-Harmneter. 2p7s: tenn.
peraturc. 81. minimum. -. wind north.
miles per hour; cloudy
Winnemucca-4l ia rumetcr. 20 "a. tom.
peraturc. 81. minimum. a.: wind calm;
clear.
General and local forecasts for 80
hours ending pm. tomorrowi
Fnlr tonight and Friday. stationary
tefnpe rntute.
for hiit Lake city and vicinity;
Fair tonight and Friday. stationary
temperature.
J. w. SMITH.
observer. Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
NOTICE or nrDrSSI1s'


Notice ia hereby given
CITY, O. Municipal C1tr',ai VI
~ tfcasutCr. t1 ttn 49,. 4
and holders NJ the % Al Z,
said city, beafiug dlfr. -. 4
ISIS AMI issu.1 In ps,.
resolution 81 go ~.
cll u aalI rtg W \
"a Hesolutlon prov.dIes 81
sue of Bonds Or g., 4
poses adopted IuIv is,.
rlid Council on the i5th IN i.
isps. by q resolution iHir ~ 4
declare said bonds ana ~
due and payable af M. ~
city treasurer 90 aiiI r.fe 4.
ON September It, isft a.
hund-hnldcrH aud zach % ~
thrr notified that tpln rf-.
said bonds 90 nId trt,-..
said ONCE, they WIN b n,
frst day of said asrii-i
bonds viii cease tn bstf ~
the nrsi day N = .pfomh.r h.
SALT LAKE CITY C0Rr0ai-I
ny Il. y. MORRIS. hi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
VIA, VIII be Done in Sal, laLe7

Butte Mncr' Railroad mon In this
city are wondering what win b. the
outcome % the meeting OF passenger
aTrnts which win be held In salt Lake
on Saturday, There win be rrprcsen.
tatlves present fnom uil the roads rum
ming between the River and ogden. An
association VIII hn formed for offensive
ana defensive purposes. Al a meeting
held Ia Salt Lake ON the fourth. Meaaia.
buchanan OF hUElkhorn LumnN ~ the
Union Pacific and Francis " the nur.
llnrton were appointed 20 draft M an
agreement Tor tho proposed association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

Logan Republican! A young man
who rcently came 10 thh city from
Ogden Tor a brief outing, went dshlnE
w Logan canyon one day last week,
while standing on the bank 81 the river
near IA dorsc underground N brush
he heard rustllng IN the willows ana
saw huge black form through the
aperatures M tho brush. lie ran 90
camp 40 fast aa fear and two limbs
would allow and gave the alarm.
Threo or four men started for the scene
armed with rinsA and upon arrival
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
NATIONAL WOOL GROWERS AssoclATl0S'
Monthly Bulletin Mas a Picture and an h'ilsle
on Councilman Calli.,et

Tho monthly Builciin of the National
wool gr0wcrr' association Tor August
has a frontspioce cut a Councilman
Il. II. Canister. the secretary " the
association, az weii ~ an editorial on
the ability ~ the geniieman. The NUM-
ber for July reproduced In fun a
"News" editorial bearing on the a,-
elsion " Judge Norreii Ia the summit
county rhccp ease. Tho article referring
10 Sir. Canisirr Is a. followui
There are two essentials 20 an ohec-
tive rtaie organization uf wool EtnM,ta'
Via an influential ana hlghy 10
npecied man fot president, anu . ' ,'.,
bia. oletr-hradCd man for scr. thfgs
Tho Utah Wool rGowera' association 10
fortunate In having both.
ts1fnr time ago We presented 70 our
rendora picture of the president,
Isa1e N. Rmlth aud IN this Issue We
present a picture Of the secretary, ~. H.
callister 10 whose ludlcloua ana un-
firing snorts 10 due much 81 M sue
cess ~ that very Huccauaiul otEAhiAAs
lion. Nit. Callslnr not only p1fh.l1fa
In an eminent degree tho qualification
Necessary for that lfice, but b. IL to
situated that members ot the ash'elA
sion can secure most easily ihe bcnehl
OF his counsel lie u q mgmlNf ~ w.
Star Printing Co. OF kait Lake Cliy, :
company organized by the calllsilf
nrothrra away back In the teVrntleh.
The oirce ~ centrally located, 10 thal
rheep men having business WIN thr
re..retary ~ the association nlv put 10
the least possible inc0uveniunce,
Recognition Of Mr. callister'H nblllty
II not confined 10 his own state. lie has
the honor ~ representing ltnh upph
the executive committee Of the Nation
al Live atock ara1ciatlnn. frrhapt hli
best work has been done To- he own
state IN the frht against obnoxious
laws aimed az sherp men. ne I. a1me-
ming of a iaW-miktr himself. now
serving his second term In The SAT-
Lake City Council.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
EASTERN EXCURSIONS

indianapolis and return. t'i55 on Au-
ruHl ~, iS uni ~.
omlha ana return. s12 on August 20
% 20
temher I. and Q.
omaha ana return. SO on September
D o. "a.
The RIO Oranfe Western railway
offarH choice of three distinct scenic
routes ana an excellent double daily
through iraln service. Pullman palace
and Pullman tourist sleeping cars.
buffet ana free reclining chair cars.
Tickr. Office No. 100 west Stc1n1 South
tp0lly block carugfl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
WEATHER REPORT,

Weather report showing obHuryN.
tionh at am. todayi
salt Lake city barometer. 2a7i;
temperature, 20. minimum, i0' wind,
southeast. 10 miles per hour: clear.
BAKER City-barOmeter, 1910. tenn
psflture, 90, minimum, ldi wind. calm;
cloudy
Chryonne-Baromote g906; temper
allure, 90; minimum, 30, Wind. north
west, 10 MILES per hour, rain, ,Oi lnchesi
clear
IIayre-- ,BFometer a91si tempsra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

You invite disappointment when You
experiment. powltrs Little Early Illa.
ora arc pleasant, easy. thorough little
pills They cure constipation and slick
headache Just as sure ~ you take
them.
+, c. sohramm. Mccormick Bnildlng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
REMAINS or TROOPER lUFr.


Tho remnindrrs ~ \. W. Luff, Tho
younr Salt Lake volunteer trooper who
dltd at aan Francisco from typhoid.
pneumonia. win reach this city over the
orsron Short lane tomorrow morn
Ing so arrangements have been
made Tor the funeral ~ yet but u D.
expected that % viii b. held from the
Twentieth ward meeting house on
Sunday.
Iarry Luz. brother of the deceased.
uh1 was Zoo the Iaokson'H Hole country
when the Hud news reached here. ar
rived home today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
EASTERN EXCURSIONS

Indianapolis ana return, tits5. August
ii-ts-i9
omaha and roiorn. $500. Angus,
g0.2g.
Cincinnati and return, utco. septem-
Der i.2-3.
Thorough trains daily at $50 am. and
$50 pm. carrying all classes OF equip
mcnt Cool and delightful ride through
the mountains Ticket ONCE. No. 100
west, Second South tDooly block cor
nor).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

soupabaya. pava, Aug. is.-The Brit
lhh vessel Turho. VI i,seY tons, which
Java, on August ith. Tor the United
states. has been nn Ore ana much dam
age was done 20 both vessel and cargo
before the flames were extluEulahed. ~
the time OF the fire the Turbo was ready
Tor sea. with full outward cargo on
hazard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

when you feel tired. ianruld. nervous
and are troubled with pimpleH and
cruptlona. you will ina Hoods HARSH
pnrllln exactly meets your needs. II
purifea and cnficheH the blood and
impnrtn 10 Il the qualities a. tone the
nerves ana nDurlfh the whole system.
II cures all blood humorA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
ssit rsh. valley Loan aud Trust CO..
eIh snnih Main Alraal.

eait Lake once of First National
Bank OF Park City. WIN make loans
at reasonable ratea, long or nh1rt time.
on real estate. stocks, bonia. mort.
cages. or approved personal security.
o. J. SALISBURY. Prevalent,
BA.i J. KENYON. Treasure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
rsrnAy rorSp svirI

ono hay Horse abom ir,
about 10 hands hIHh
N The above described tsi-t
clnimcd ON or before sallfiu
sith. isas. h. VII De- foid q a. n
Pound at y. on,
JOHN o mrj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

Some mali.iously and miachlevsoua
boys. whose ages were great enough
TO have taught them better. broke the
globes of several street Tampa 300 the
southeastern portion OF the city last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
ri,r nuRxrp 10 DEATH.
raaiiy OF Drothsr. Perish In Harm struck
by LiEhining.

Minneapolis. Aug. is.-'rho barn u
Foy. ten miles north OF here. was struck
By lightning last night Five sons. the
Oldest being iC. who were sleeping In
the hay NOV. were burned to death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

night a lady living near tho corner
Of Second East ana Seventh south,
says there were three ~ them. and
that the eldest appeared 10 be about six
teen years Of age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

Particular cooks don't need 10 wait
FOR the serving " their food 10 ind out
what sort ~ luck" they have had with
their baking. They buy u. r. baking
powder and are sure Of the excellence
Of the results from the beginning. lie.
cause we cell the best mixture Of hak-
Ink powder, you get the best results
from using II. our pleasure IA In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
a LIE S IItse' ,, He @ Ean-., q,

The direct line 20 Rama, -
Louis and Atlantic raa6-., 81
the Missouri Pacific mn
Pueblo. Through riastisu W \
cars, and oil connrrt.tss a..
Union dcpots IN the dsv,,.- mli
are going East and rs,. a
hght ride through the ~ "A
cry OF the Rocky Moup,si.snasr
see that your ticket rssS.A 2,
aou'i Pacific Raiiwry ~
cars positively free 10 ~ 81 ~,
regular train Tickets "' helea
Al. II. koosER. G.
Salt ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
SALTAIR BAKING PONDERCO.

Manufactured n the Celebrated
sALTAIR SUPERIOR BAKING
POWDER.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Telephone ic--2 rings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

HOODS PILLS cure sick headache.
nausea, blllounnoaa and all liver lila.
Price % cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
Low RATES ra,,
'"'on Pacific Ran,,A

August 18TH. 18th. is,s
and return, Sass. '''n-itii,r,,.
august 2Q-Omaha ana -.
f32.00. 'na ana
$500. nA ana D.
september lat. End. o.,
and return. Nte1. s'l-cIfs.
long limit. '-fn wa !
The Union Pacific is tn,
rylng Dining Cars and MY l.ai
ana Library Cars, arf u I.i -
nlght on the road 10 o.@l'A ~.
niEhts TO Chicago. fri,..ll 'ai
dltlonai. one teN
Pullman Palace and T..
Ing cors through 10 Oman e.u,.i
without change. Ahl q
For further infofm1iis,
OF births and purchlss ~ .iia''fi
az "Old stand" 30 s5i AZ. l'kiii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair tonight and friday stationary
temperature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-18

New York. Aur. iS-rhe physicians
N chaiEe N the detention camp al
Camp Wikon. reported today that there
had been no Increase In yellow fever
ea-'l slhee yesterday. There nre seven
cases In tho hospital Altogether NOR
are 900 men IN the different hnspitaia.
Additions are being received every day
and they take the places ~ the men
who are discharged
The average number q patients. the
doctors say II about 800.
Two cases of ararNt fover have an.
pcared ln the hospital
uon. YOUNG. In accordance with or
derH from the secretary ~ war, gave
a thirty days furlough 20 every Amofl-
can asking leave.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-02-26
1t Was n Good Prescription.

A lady who had suffered tortures from
a corn upon N of her toes called on a
professional chiropodist. He soon re-
lieved her of the hardened little offend
er and besides paying him his fee she
thanked him heartily.
"Please tell me, doctor, - she said,
show I can prevent another one coming
in its place"
"Well, madam" he replied, after a
moments reflection, 81 am doctor
enough, perhaps, to give you a prescrip-
ton that will always prevent a corn
from coming"
He tore a leaf out of "a notebook,
wrote Il few words upon it and handed
it to her.
1t read: "Looshoo. Apply once a
day"
You a get it at almost any place., -
he explained. "There is no charge. You
are welcome"
After inquiring i'll vain at several
drug stores for 'looshoo" she showed the
prescription to a friend, who studied it
a moment and said:
"Why, that is plain enough. 1t means
loose shoe"
The prescription was tried and proved
effective. -Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-02-26
Not an Official After All.

One day a p~ostoffice official, happen
ing to be passing through a government
office with which he was connected, saw
a man standing before a fire reading a
newspaper. Hours afterward, returning
the same way, he was shocked to find
the same man, legs extended before the
same fire, still absorbed in the contents
of a newspaper.
Hello, sir!'' cried the indignant
head of the department. "What are
you doing:'
was the answer.
"Sir, | came through this office four
hours ago and found you reading the
paper. Ireturn, and you are still vast
ing your time in the same manner"
every true. You have stated the case
to a nicely"
Hereupon the head of the department
naturally fred up.
whats your name, sir?"
"Well, Idon't know that my name is
any affair Of yours. What is your
name?"
"Sir, I would have you know that
am the so-and-so of the postoffice."
Indeed! Well, l am very glad to
hear it. | am, sir, simply Il of the
public, a mere item who has been wait
ing here for four hours for an answer to
a simple question, and l should be much
obliged if you would use your influence
to get me attended to. Strand Maya,
zine.