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7 never NOW the lawn no more.
AFTERMATH.

Tho will Of Miss Margaret Inglis, who
a,od ~ No,v York rocentlv. aged ninety
two years. has lust been filed. she leaves
w" $1,000, ,t A., 80,
an estate va,uCu A., Ss ', consins but there
are sIxty-nye Of these.
The members OF the "eoIsl' I''s' AS
ISOLATION. who are now Ylsltlng New
York. paid their respects 70 Mayor Van
,,,..t, 90, rrtrrsda, last
80
Mes erbeuck manager Of the Red
cross endless le'le' '''''' announce 1.,'.,
that the proceeuS nave ''' ''''' '--.
$l-''o
Mrs. William G.. Whitney has been
,,t,o, 20 Ror I1orbor The hot weather
has given her Il Se'o''.
Tho official returns show that our COM
,,orci,I transactions with Porto Rico
d,,r,r, ,ba las, fiscal year amounted TO
-, -. .,-.. ,ho ,i,,u war
S1,lD',.'-, ', ,e6.
except III 1870
rrbo-o s- , movement on foot I'm New
,..,.,,..... 4.
YORK oy lho lhaepeh''"' i'''''''', '''' ~
bring forward Theodore Roosevelt as a
candidate for Governor.
Cotton has Just touched a lower
.rioo oo,sfdori,, tho season. than
- 1910
cause Of tho slump is at
tributed TO the collapse OF the August
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PRINCIPLES BETTER THAN COLO
MIG

In a recent interview. Justice Brewer
mt himself on record as being opposed 10
imnerjalism. After referring 20 the large
number of foreigners TO be governed in
Cuba. Porto Rico and the Philippines he
declared that there was but one way 10
manage those people. and that was by
force iust as England manages Egypt,
South Africa and India. II do not see
how" he went on. I'VE could initiate
that kind Of colonial government with
ont changing our theories OF government.
OF course we could govern them; that
would not be a physical impossibility.
but in order 10 do so we much change
our theories OF government"
Right upon the heels Of that declaration
comes a dispatch from the Manila cor
respondent Of the London Daily Mail, IN
which he says that each local chief de-
sires 10 become the supreme ruler OF the
island And he proceeds farther TO say
that at is pltiful TO think that nation
like the Spanish has been beaten by such
miserable specimens Of humanity"
We have already had rude awakening
as 20 the true character OF the Cuban
insurgents. We have already seen that
these people are utterly UNIT to govern
themselves but they are, no doubt no.
blemen as compared with the inhabitants
Of the PHILIPPINES. II has always been
the pride Of the American people that be-
fore the law all men are equal and
eouallv entitled TO the rejection and privi-
leges of government. We have not had
one government for one class Of citizens
and another government for theirs. but
one government for all. To attempt, how
ever. TO govern these foreign colonies
Jpn any such principle is manifestly alb
surd. and Mr.. Brewer we'll says that we
cannt undertake TO govern them unless
we abandon all our theories Of govern
ment. once let us depart from our ira
ditions, and there is no telling how far
we shall wonder away. We must aban-
don either our principles or our colonies,
or as Senator Caffery so well puts It,
"Both by tradition and policy and pres
ent conditions. the Democratic party
must stand for the maintenance and per-
petulty of the republic. II must sound
the alarm against the danger Of granting
American citizenship to Asatic hordes
or governing under despotic authority at
Washington"
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performed. u would indeed need some
thing peculiar In that line TO make iiltn
other than that which It is by nature.
As 10 the remark made by your cores
p9ndent that where one physician IS
opposed ~ vivivectiOn, there are thou
eands for it, | must still beg to diner
from her q assume from internal evil
dence. furnished by the method OF argu-
neut % employed by your Correspondent
Sanltds, that the said correspondent, San
itas, Is woman. a large majority OF
physicians know absolutely nothing y.
ViVlsection. Many others only know Oh ~
Nv hearsay. ana advocated IL ptNt"s
they fear If they do not. they shan ,e
considered behind the times. NiNlsectOLs
are often trained physiOlOglsts, put NJ
necessarily nor even gener ally doctVts ~
medicine. But. allowing that she Il Ittsi
10 your correspondent, Sanltasj - tistI
what Is "A mere herd. without sc'e'. "a.
(true scientific. not the pseudo Varie ,,,
thought--that thought which seeks IN SIM
pie and natural methods those CURES
which we all need2 49,.
Long wears ago, in my Doyhoou, ny 81 .
was a. familiar hymn. timllidr ~ a. -"
North River Dutch. NOT long altS- a.
had IT brought 70 my mind. oy Sem ~
quoted IN an anti-vivisection artlcls; Les
me try TO recall II. for the beneht ol youl
readers i'm general. and OF your cores
pendent Sanitas, In particular.
"But numbers are no marx
That men will right be found,
A few were saved In Noah ar,k'
For many millions 1row1sL
JOHN VEDDER ~. %
President New York State Anu-NlVl-
section Society. Saugerties, y. J..
July p. 1898.
Or. Vedder has allowed "Sahitas
gentle manner OF conducting this discus
sion 10 lead him astray. "Sanitas' Is not
a lady. but he is equally distinguished IN
that he IS one OF Rchmonds most &C
oomplished young physicians.-Editor)
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STORY OF CUBA'S FLAG.
Designed by General Lopez, who Dieu
i'm Defending IL.

Few persons know the history and
,,,o,rfn, Of the flag OF Cuba Libre. IL Is
eeen everywhere, floating brayely with
tbe stars and Stripes, entwlned win
them i'm windows. or tho two worn slde
bv side on the breasts OF patriots.
The American flag tells the history Oh
America. When we look upon II we reau
how thirteen dauntless colonies ioukh1
for liberty and OF the growth OF mighty
nation Every star and stripe Is rep'ele
with meaning.
4 reporter called at the house 81 D''
John Cuiteras. OF the University ot rem,
sylvauia. celebrated as physician anu
as the Philadelphia representative oi 'He
Cuban Junta. lie asked the Doctor lo' d"
explanation of the ensign Oh Tile Co""1'y
The story was not Disappointing, J. va
Interesting and fascinating II
hack to the days Of romance anu
venture. when General Narclso i-opee'
some time officer in the Spanish ''I',
afterUard revoutionist ana iiipu ~
arst champloLed the cause or CuO1
Thougb horn I'm Venezuela, Lopez IoNe"
b,s adonted people. Seeing the "pp'
sf,n and misery under when lhey -
"a he resigned his commission III ~
ranks OF Spain and came 70 the -
STATES Here he secretly OF S'i''i~ - 1,,.ort
nedltion with which TO conquer the ~
~ The Antilles and free II rom ''''
heavy yoke of the mothern country IA ,sl, the
Dr Guiteras seemed pleased 20 teh e sne
80, ~ his flag. II have never
II '' published in the United states ia, ,uer ne
said. THE flag was designed by %en ,',,a
I ','c in 1851. when for the second tlinr.
ha Invaded Cuba, II was first ralseu "a. a.
csrdenas in that same year Inc Nv. .'
strines stand for the five departng ~ -
sul'r ',,,.h C,,iha was then divided. me
nolors OF the American flag ana the zone zone
STAR were adopted because ms mo- 1'',,
IN, 81 Cen. Lopez had some tendency
innovation. Texas. formerly the Lo!o
Stat state. had had her ambition graf
,aed she had been admitted 10 inc
tTrion six years before
The cuban flag indicated the General
,vlsh that this lone star new risen,
shonld soon. also. be place among inc
others on the glorious ensign OF ,hs
Srnited states. When Lopez was asked
WHY he had placed the star on req
said instead OF on a blue. he said: 1 want
70 be a rebel in everything. even AGAINST
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attempted 20 interfere with US In the
execution OF our plan would be simply in
nicting upon us a wanton and unlawful
injury that would be equivalent to an
act OF war against us. We are not 20
be deferred from exercising our plain
rights under tho law by the threat that
II We do Il some other Power will violate
law and make common cause with our
enemies against us. If they are so
mindful. they will have 10 do 1T and take
the consequences But as for us. we
VIII 20 on in our course. doing Whatever
we chose TO do that the law allows us to
do. but RETAINING absolutely from doing
anything whatever that the law does not
allow us TO do. and, In pursuing that
course we will allow consequences 10 look
out for themselves.
We hope Commodore WstsonNnay soon
start for Spain.
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DR.. Vedder and "sanItas..

Editor OF The Times:
Slr.-ln your issue of July l1th appear
cd some remarks suggested by a letter
(Whlch you were good enough 20 PUBLISH
or mine. Trusting that you have more
space 10 give 10 this subject. / send the
following.
In regard 10 the bin FOR the further
prevention OF cruelty 10 animals in the
Dlsulct OF Columbia, your correspondent,
aahltas urges that We wish 20 provide
Tor lay-supervislOn OF the bacterial re-
statches which are carried on at Wash
lnstoh, ID. T.. / can see no objection 20
lh4a, provided The inspectors be properly
pualihtd Tor their office. II the vivisec-
TOTS had nothing 10 fear they would glad
~ throw open the doors OF their labora-
NoIlts 10 the representatives or the gov
S'hhishl, VINO would be appointed by the
fltsiuent OF the United States, ana be tas
NJ az ne could ascertain non-partlsan.
hat me NiVisectOrs have raised such an
oulcIy az the mere mention OF inspection
nas FORCED many people To believe that
they nave indeed crueities IN daily prac-
tce winch they would fain hide from the
general public
your correspondent Sanltas also takes
exception 70 my statement that the re-
sull 81 bacterial research Is nlth IN active
Ihls assertion, grounded on the
asTs sHai serum obtained from diseased
a al. y injected into human beings, IS
n ns uispfoVed ny your correspondent
, ,oanl'a - account Of the peculiar clean
hes, Win which experiments are con-
Sr4LaS prepared ana operationA
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in the case was Theodore Rosen OF zSi
east Twenty-fourth street. The prisoner
was James VI. Bishop, a hotel clerk Vi
ga west Thirty-ninth street
..This man has owed me cents Tor
sunday paper for four months, Judge.
said the complainant. Il let him go ono
month without saying anything ana men
asked him TO pay up. lie toid me 70
shut nm and said that he wouldn't pay
mo a. bothered him. SO | didt say
ANYTHING more until this morning "nen
1 met him at Broadway ana lhlrly -lVui III
street l didn't bother nm then' Du.
lust asked II he couldn't pay me cent
"a dav. or even / cent a week, unth so'
the i've That made him mad and ne
Srs that sop asked the Magistrate Of
ayeu your Honor" replied Bishop. Il
ala I'm him once I'm the face. bat he has
annoved me a great deal by shouting az
me on tho street and asking me Tor hNe
cents that 1 owe him. ! think that was
Justified in Furnishing him.
You are very much mistaken, said the
MAGISTRATE. "and / fine you 80
The newsoys who had accompanied
ROsen 10 court and stood leaning against
the rail. with their necks craned. so AS 10
hear every word. gave two yelis OF JOY
before the court officer could reach them.
After they had been driven out they lined
up on west Fifty-fourth street in front
Of the COurt-H0use. Some one yelled
"Three cheers for Judge Dool,' and the
cheers were given. Then there were three
cheers more for the "copper" that caught
IN duner," after which two Of the boys
selzoa RosQn. placed him on their should
ers. and ran with him through FIFTY
fourth street 10 Sixth avenue
In the meantime Bishop had been lock-
ed up because he could not pay his me-
but before court adjourned a man who
said that the prisoner was in his employ
appeared In court and furnished the
money
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horaIdry.' The original designs ana the
first Cuban nag ever made arc at present
in tho possession Of Marcisco A. villa
verde Cuban patriot OF New YORK
city.
you may also say said DR.. Gui,efas,
that there is some question as u me
Cubans seem TO prefer light blue but
have always maintained that the COL
ors should be those Of the American
flag"
So the story of the flag OF Cuba Lipre
Is the story OF the beginning OF ner
struggle against oppression. Forty-elsnt
years ago II seemed as though the ehor,s
OF General Lopez had BEEN in vain. his
expedition failed. The same year ne
raised the lone star over the cap,uren
citadel OF Cardenas he was taken prison.
err by the Spaniards. carried 20 havana
and garroted. philadelphia Inquirer.
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Down ON the Earm.

Oh. IT'S royal fun TO frolic
on the fragrant, neW-mown hay,
To roll and romp and tumble.
And 20 while the time away
What "a JOY 20 De- and siumber,
Innocent Of worldly care.
On the clover IN the haymow.
When some others put 1t there.
What n JOY. when one is thirsty
Ere as yet tits time 10 sup
To consume the sweet ambrosia.
That tho cows have yielded up
To drink out of the milk pail
While YOU poisc it I'm the air
When some other has extracted
The rich fluid that is there.
What a Joy IL is. IN summer.
TO bo free upon the farm
All. the very air seems freighted
with a mystic sort OF charm;
Round and over all dreamy.
Peaceful spirit seems 20 Turk
That is. II Won do the dreaming.
While some other does the work.
Chicago News.
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Since Father,s Gone to War.

I'm glad this fight IS goin' on;
It's great. 7 tell you what
Jist SEQ tho way we've swiped tho Don,
And the islands that we've got
I'm glad that Spain was sassy and that
we fought her-for
I'm h,vn' ilst q glorious time since
father went 70 war
I never NOW the lawn no more,
Since father marched away;
That's done by the hired man next door,
Without a cent of pay;
The neighbors they are always pringin'
I'm ice cream and cake.
And we get the best that's goin', 'for
the absent soldiers sake
I'm glad this fight is goin' on.
hope It won't end yet
For I'm boss, since fathers gone
Around the house. YOU bet
7 hope that Spain won't weaken While
she's got an island-for
I'm havin' what you'd call -rap since
fathers IN the war.
Cleveland Leader.
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Terrible Test.

"Iet mo IN. dearie." he said. rather I'M
steadily at 1890 \. NJ.
REPEAT the sentence, 'schley simply
sviped Cervera OF the sea first she re-
plied from the upper window.-Philadel-
phia Month American.
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A PLAIN DUTY.

our esteemed contemporary the Pro-
gressive Farmer. OF North Carolina,
which Is one OF the most progressive or
gans OF Popuiism In this country. re-
Gently expressed the fear that plutocracy
may eventually attempt TO control the
churches Of the land az well as It's BUSH
ness affairs. The Biblical Recorder de-
nounced this as an iSult to all North
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In the Flies.

The General-I have stood unmoved
when shells were bursting around me.
Could you2
Romeo Barnstormer-Wel that would
depend great deal upon The age OF tho
eggs.-IAfe.
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Worry Select.

stranger-Is your society here very Sc
lect?
Arizona Al-See them graves over tharF
They was all filed by fellers VINO came
to our dances without invitasnuns-
prooklyn Life.
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we whoop for shafter. schley and samp-
son
In voice enough 10 shake the hills,
And gladly stick the war fund stamp on
To help Dom Sammy meet his bills.
Denver Post.
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FINED FOR STRIKING A NEWSBOY
4 Dollar for Each OF the Gents nc
Owed the Lad He Assauiteu.

Twenty newsboys in the West ~,
Fourth street Police Court yesterday
cheered Magistrate Deue! when nc nn NY
a prisoner S for striking one OF their rs Ss.
sociates. says the New York sun, me
newsboy who appeared as complainant
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Strange TO Him

First Naval Reserve-It seems strange
60 see that vessel laboring 80.
Second Naval Reserve-Why stranger
Because It's a tramp steamer. "-Yon-
kers Statesman.
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A scientist says when a body IS heated
ND Il emits first gray glow and then
y "red." Hon Harry Fishburne Estin
should keep his eyes open for a gray
glow.
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Query.


"Oh. be quietv
Par
"Yell. what IS ftp"
what did the Dead Sea die of?'-Lon-
don Sporting Times.
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Locking Ahead.

Mother-Johany. you go right TO bed.
Johnny-Yessum; but you bet your life
when | get big III join club like pa
halonas 10 aud then 1 won't have L 90
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II IS said that Aguinaldo is cross-eyed.
This IS lucky. for he has two sides OF the
situation 10 watch
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Warden-A reporter wants 20 sec you.
what shall ] sayg
Convict-Tell him / am not az nome
Flegende Batter
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Tho EMMY Vow.

She said she'd love him and obey
But ere a week had flown
lie had 10 gain consent from her
When he went out alone.
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

Bright children don't all develop INTO
smart men: some develop into women
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

The lightning struck the fertilizer
works. but it could hardly have been at
tracted by the odors that emsnate from
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"Zola has left France" Nobody will
blame him for not taking 1t along with
him. 80
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NORTHERN HISTORY"

NORTHERN HISTORY"
The survivors of the Twelfth Regi-
ment. Georgia Volunteers. printed card
I'm Atlanta the other day protesting
against an illustration in history pub
llshed by the Peoples Publishing Com
pany. Of Philadelphia. entitled Under
Both Flags" The picture represents the
capture OF the battleilag OF the Iwelith
Georgia on the battlefield Of Chancel-
louisville by one Captain w. y. Greene,
Of the one Hundred and Second New
York Regiment. The survivors declare
that the picture is a SANDER on one OF the
best regiments in history, and TO prove
the falslty OF the picture they exhibited
the original battlenag Of their regiment
which bears every evidence OF hard fight
inr. and which was never taken by the
enemy from the regiments standard
bearer.
The incident is Interesting as showing
what sort OF stuff passes at the North
as history Of the war between the states
------=====
ton Daily Record. which some time ago
confessed that the issue of government
bonds would be beneficial 10 the country
nou makes another confession-that II
ia enioving a season Of prosperity suon
as never before fell to the lot Of a Staun-
ton newspaper. we note this announce
ment with genuine pleasure. Inc Ne-
cord is a very live newspaper ana mas
civ earned the right 10 be prosperous.
But II is always peculiarly gratifying 10
,,s IN see a free silver contemporary con-
valesc,ng from an attack Of the calaihity
,,,oioav The Record is getting itself
into a predlcament. II canot be sue
cessful advocate OF free silver ana al the
samo time be prosperous. for under the
cold standard prosperity is TO be inc
nlutocrats' only. and he VINO claims 10
,o prosperous reads himself out Of the
free silver party. Let our staunton oo'-
temporary take warning
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Naturally enough Weyler's first act ne
SAYS viii be TO put the salaries back INTO
oDeration. when he forms a cabinet
An Asheville. y. c.. hotel keeper lost
Nc wife in collecting a bill from a guest.
This could hardly be called well dun
The fellows who own spanish vessels
that are not warships don't seem to be
so foolish.
Corbett has put himself in the hands
of q throat specialist This has grown
TO be almost a necessity in modern pusi-
nsuc training.
"pac,, YOUR trunk and go" will be n
popular air when Skaters bands sere-
made Garcia.
s,rce Dewey ordered the $1,000 pounds
~ soap everybody has been waiting to
hear That August was 'in the suds.'
"Tbere IS no place like home tenderly
sang an Annapolis girl. and way down
in his heart Cesyora thanked God there
wasn't
II would be a difficult task for even
| Billy Mason TO recognize the Cuban gov
eminent now.
The report that Garcia will no longer
| co-operate with shafter suggests that the
latter's food supply IS growing short.
PETER should be given job in Hawaii
inst 10 show those folks that Dole ism
The hottest thing In whiskers.
Weyler has been invited TO the palace
Of the Queen Regent. The wise lady sent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

Z bed at all II I don't want to.-Roxbury
Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

Spain will be convinced that we are
"a nation of shop-keepers' when we send
her remnant Of soldiers home as a Job
Lot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

Weyler has been invited TO the palace
Of the queen Regent The wise lady sent
all her loose jewels away. however some
weeks ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

Garcia is putting on as many airs as a
professional baseball pitcher.
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Atthe Chess Table.


IL is reported that SPANS next move
will be the Kings pawn.-Puck.
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Uhs r,ues "a always indepted 70 iT'e aod
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MANCHESTER BUREAU. 119l HULL
STREET.
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PETER should be given job in Hawaii
inst IN show those folks that Dole isn't
the hottest thing in whiskers.
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PETERSBURG AGENT, canaan
MRS. s. c. HUTCHINSON
STREET.
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Naturally enough Weyler's first act ne
&C viii be 10 put the salaries back into
oneration. when he forms a cabinet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

The fellows who own spanish vessels
that are not warships don't seem 70 DS
so foolish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

An Asheville. y. c., hotel keeper lost
his wife in collecting bill rom d sues''
This could hardly be called well dun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

The report that Garcia will no longer
co-operate with shafter suggests that the
latters food supply IS growing short.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

corbett has put himself in the hands
of q throat specialist This has grown
TO be almost a necessity in modern pugi-
ustic training.
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II would be a difficult task for even
Billy Mason 20 recognize the Cuban gov
eminent now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

There IS no place like home tonderly
sang an Annapolis girl, and way down
in his heart CeFvcra thanked God there
wasn't
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-23

Since Dewey ordered the 5000 pounds
Of soap everybody has been waiting 10
hear That August was "in the suds.'