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The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
EASTERN MARKETS.
Eastern LiVestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4-CATTLE-An unexpect-
edly dull run of cattle to-day resulted in a
strong market and an advance in prices Of 10c
for the better classes. Good to choice cattle,
Sc 70G6 65; commoner grades 81 1904 65; stockers
and feeders, SO 25d4 80; bulls, cows and heiters,
S2d5 25; Texas steers, So 30q4 30 calves. 81 500
%.
HOGS-There was a fairly active demand for
sales of prime hogs at slight advance. Heavy
hogs $3 9Ol4 %; mixed lots s4 15Q4 65; light
81 20d4 60; pigs, 50 40Q3 so; culls, s2q3 80.
SHEEP-Sheep were in active demand at
steady prices but lambs were slow at declining
prices. Sheep, 81 25q4 50 for prime native
wethers commoner grades bringing S2Q3 80,
and Western grass sheep $4G4 25 choice spring
lambs, S. S5q6; ordinary SO 75G3 So
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; hogs, 2LoOo; sheep
q 900
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
BULLETIN ON GUN DECK OF BADGER

, l. Don't get seasick.,!
, 2. Don't whistle on the ship; 4
? the boatswains mates are paid 1
, forty dollars per month to do all 4
, the whistling. I
, 8. If you are an enlisted man, I
; don't try to get on convivial terms I
with the captain or any Of the (
officers You may be as good as (
|. they are, but it is not good form I
) to acknowledge it.
: a. Don't spit to windward or on I
? deck,
5. Don't pull the life buoy button (
{ to see if it will work.!
g. Don't lean up against the
paintwork!,
, T. Don't smoke on the quarter
deck nor during target practice! <
s. Don't say upstairs, down "
, stairs"!!!
9. Don't find fault with the ra-
tions. for they have sustained men (
= who have faced more hostile guns
than you perhaps will ever see!!
TO- Don't be a fresh guy and
don't try to kid Uncle Sans help,
for they will fool you'll!
H. Don't know more about the
navy than the people who run it'll.
12 Don't be d hog at your mess
! table. but act in a ladylike manner
at all times.
y 4 + $4%$*<$i
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Fedora hat was a short distance away.
They did not go within two yards of the
body and one of them thought that there
were few gray hairs on the back of the
County was notified by telephone and he
said he would instruct the Coroner to
have the remains brought in and an eff
fort made to identify them.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

yesterday and stated that while hunting
Sunday, they came upon the skeleton of
a man in a canyon about a mile and a
half from Millbrae San Mateo County,
which was that of a tall man. The cloth
ing was of dark material and a brown
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

One of the oldest bridges in Europe is
soon to disappear under the demand for
This Is the stone bridge, with fifteen
arches, and total length of 994 feet, built
across the Danube at Regensburg (Ratis-
bon), In Bavaria, by Duke Henry the Su-
perb IN 1135-4s.
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NEWS
Weather Report.
1aOth Meridian-Pacifc Time.)

Fresno c1 u4iin
San Luis Obispo.. so - .-,,aro+,,ra
San Francisco data-Maximum tehpeia'uie
60; minimum. "a: mean, 81. ,
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GbNEf
FORECAST.
There are two well-marked low areas on the
Pacific slope storm of moderate energy
overlies oregon and Washington BrlsK SOUTH
ca sterIy wind with occasional thunderstoTIls
is reported over the northern hall OF the ra-
Rain has fallen from Eureka to Mean Bay
The pressure is falling rapidly over the Lower
California coast and a moderate low is now
over Southeastern California which may nloEe
northward and unite with the storm on tHe
The temperature has fallen from . 10 ~
daerees over Northern California and oregon
Tha following maximum wind velocitles are re-
norted: Independence, 26 miles per hour, from
the west. and Fort Candy 80 miles, from the
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight September .. ISSS:
For Northern California-Cloudy Iuesday ;
brisk southeasterly winds, changing TO west
erIv: rain in extreme northern portion
For Southern Calfornia-Cloudy IuesGay
sandstorrns in interior; brisk northwest VIM VIM
For Nevada-Cloudy Tuesday; propaply sho"-
ers in northern portion. , ~,
For Utah-Cloudy Tuesday; cooler; showers III
north portion.
For ArIzona-Fair Tuesday.
For San Francisco and vtcinity-Clouoy tues
dav: fresh southwesterly. changing 70 west
erIy wind ALEXANDER G. McADib,
ei'S Forecast Official.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Sept. 4.-silver, 27asd; French
rentes 100f 7211c; wheat cargoes off coast buy
ers Indifferent operators; cargoes on passage,
nonfneI. unchanged; cargoes No l Standard
California, A29s Cd: English country markets.
quiet wheat and flour on passage to United
kingdom / $50 900 quarters; wheat and flour
on massage to Continent APO 600 quarters.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 4.-Wheat, firm; wheat in
Paris quiet; flour in Paris, weak French
country markets, dull.
COTTON-Uplands. 15-32d.
CLOSING.
WHEAT-Spot, firm; No. l Northern spring,
CORN-spot firm: American mixed new. IS
415d: American mixed old, 3s 414d.
LONDON, Sept 4.-Canadian Pacific, s91s !;
preferred, 797s; Grand Trunk, s9s; Anaconda,
il12; bar silver, steady. 27$sd per ounce; money,
212 cent.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
MURDER Or SUICIDE.

Two Brewery Employees Discover the
Skeleton of Man Near Millbrae.
P. Maloney and George Mitchell, en-
ployes Of the Railroad Brewery, Valen-
cia street, called at police headquarters
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

Ladies' tailor-made suits, fur capes cloaks.
Credit. NJ. Rothschild. 8a4 Post st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
TO ARRTVE.
Steamer
TO SAIL.

steamer. Destination. Sails, Pier.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

MOTHER great and promising
scheme involving millions Of dol
- lars and intended to combine the
L grape-growers and w1ne-makers of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
FAKIR HAS ARRIVED
What Became OF q. A. Il. PhamphIet
Scheme

The fakir has at last come 70 live with
US. II the people who patronized a C. A
R. pamphlet scheme this week had taken
the tro9ble to make an observation OF
what became Of them, they could have
seen them strewn all through the grounds.
Just as well have thrown the money into
the sewer, so far a any benefit was de-
rived from II. And still, for the next week
and on through the Street Fair week
fakirs and schemers OF all kinds magma
bic will try. and many Of them viii sue
coed. in inducing our merchants, many Of
them, 10 give them money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
NE v NAME FOR QUEEN
Miss Mamie Mahaney a New
Leader.
HAS TWO HUNDRED VOTES
Miss Florence Kelley Jumps
to 1874 Votes.
AS TWO HUNDRED VOTES

The vote for queen Of the flower parade
given this morning shows some surprises
just as was mentioned in the Eagle. Miss
Mamie Mahaney, new candidate. is
sprung, and leads the list with 200 votes.
Miss Florence Kelly, whose vote has
hitherto been running along at about ten
Of fifteen votes, jumps to second place
with 1874 votes. Miss Reed, who has been
in the lead, has 1S5 votes, an increase Of
two over her last vote, and is tie with
Miss Joseph, who has been a close sec
ond since she was nominated. Miss Mos
celine Daisy, Miss Gertrude Jackson and
Miss Winifred Woodland have withdrawn
from the race.
Miss Mahaney has been for the past five
years a valued and trusted amanuensis
of the Dold Packing company. She is
now in the service of private secretary
and special stenographer to Chief Clerk
Harrison OF the Dold company. The en-
tire north end interests are backing Miss
Mahaney. The Union Stock Yards, the
Stock Exchange, the Stock Yards Bank,
the Union Live Stock Commission Co.,
the Paugh Commission Co., the Wichita
Live Stock Commission Co., and the
Healy Commission Co. are all listed in
the ranks who will support the candidate
of the north side She is not at all a
distinctly Dold favorite, as all her many
friends throughout the city have repeat
edly suggested her candidacy.
Miss Reed is well known and popular
and has a strong support, the members
Of which will be named at the next
count or within week. She has led up
till yesterday. Miss Joseph was formerly
in the employ of the Dold people, but is
now in the Mccormick office in the Sedg-
wick block. Her name was sprung at the
time Of the close Of the Dreyfus trial
and she has been close second to Miss
Reed all the way from the start. She is
popular and will have heavy support.
Miss Florence Kelly, who jumped from
Is votes to second place at 1874 votes, is the
daughter of Mr.. Kelly. the blacksmith.
She is handsome and popular.
The candidates would all make worthy
queens. It is fair race. The candidates
are all handsome and queenly. Wichita
will delight to honor the winner.
Following is the vote:
Miss Mamie Mahaney ....................2 200
Miss Florence Kelly ..................19 1874
Miss Sadie Joseph ...........................1s5
Miss Florence Reed ....................1S 5
Miss Eta Remer ...............,....,......s "a
Miss Lucy Thomas ......................N
Miss Minnie Drake ................11
Miss Bersus Russell ............... 10
Miss Lillian Lewis .............. 5
Mrs. Minnie Cooley ....................,, 2
Mrs. Chas. Brooks .........................
Mrs. Fred Bentley ................... !
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24

at the head of each division. Nearly
enough aides have agreed to assist
The details Of closing up the contract
with the Midway people have been COM
pleted and just what is to be given is
known now. The different shows are as
follows:
Streets Of Cairo, which will include de-
votional and national eastern dances,
Kurdish mountain dances, devil and fire
mony service and prayer, Bedouin noun
tain sports, Howling, Whirling Derv-
ishes and an Oriental concert
Hagenback's Wild Animal Show.
Temple of Isis.
Palace of Varieties.
Moving Pictures.
Gay Paris.
Turkish Theater.
Japanese theater.
The Cuban Wild Girl
Baldwin & Carroll, balloon ascension
lists.
Iterbo, the sensational aerial rnid-aIr
performer, giving high wire bicycle at
fractions.
The program for the week will be as
follows.
Tuesday will be German day.
Wednesday, Frisco and Oklahoma day.
Thursday. Kansas day, when it is ex-
pected that Governor Stanley and Gov
ernor Barnes of Oklahoma, with the
state and territorial officers.
Friday, flower parade and carnival
night.
Saturday,, Commercial Travellers day.
On Tuesday it is expected that ex-Gov-
ernor Altgeld Of Illinois, through the in
vitation of the various German societies
of Wichita viii be here and make a
speech.
On Wednesday the big civic parade will
occur at 100 p. m.
Thursday the big band tournament and
prize contest will be given. There will be
at least eight or ten bands participate.
On Friday the big flower parade will
occur and at night high carnival will
reign
Saturday the Commercial Travellers will
pull off big show
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
HACK TEAM RUNAWAY
CaIlahan's Rig Slightly Injured in a
Wild Run.

One OF the Callahan hack teams driven
BY Chilling ran away yesterday and Gre
ated scene as they few down Douglas
avenue. The team was standing in front
OF the Boston Store. when tug came
loose and Dropped against one Of the
horses heels. Immediately they began to
run. IN front o. Tony Weinschenk's gro
Gerry store the hack collidei with another
rig. breaking the tongue loose from the
hack. Then the horses did a Patchen-
Gentry run down Douglas avenue but
avoided any further damage
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
KORNSTETT SECRETED IN JAIL
sent Back Here and Held 10 n Nyster-
OuS Manner.

It was reported yesterday that Johnnie
Kornstett, the young murderer from Har-
per county, was returned to the Sedgwick
county Jail and is being secretly held here
for purpose, but just what that purpose
IS no one has been able to learn. It IS
thought that It is because mob violence
was again threatened Kornstett in case
Judge Gillett allowed the boy to with
draw his plea of guilty and put the county
to the expense OF a costly trial It IS IN
derstood that Kornstett has been secreted
in the jail here for a week. and the news
Of his being here got out yesterday when
one Of his attorneys told about il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
OBJECTED TO HIS COMPANY
Lee, the Free lover, Alexis on Riding
Tied to Another Coryct

Frey Van Duyn went up 10 the federal
penitentiary with Deputy Marshal Trisg
Wednesday night when West, the man
who robbed the Cheney postofice, and
Lee. the Ottawa free lover, with other
prisoners. were taken. West and Lee
were handcuned together. Lee objected.
cant you put me in better company
than this9" he said as the irons were be-
ing fastened on him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
FOOTBALL GROUND
At Friends University win be Fenced


in.
The Friends University boys expect to
have team this year which will be far
superior in many respects to the one Of
last year. The practice work already
done shows that there is plenty of ma
terial for the makeup Of very strong
team. This. coupled with the addition Of
new players expected and the systematic
coaching OF Prof. Williams, insures a
strong team. They are figuring on build
ing fence around the northwest quar-
ter Of the campus large enough for the
gridiron and diamond. Here will proba-
bly, be played all the games played by
the league now being formed and which
is to include Emporia college. Cooper coll
lege Of Sterling, Kingisher college, Fair
mount college and Friends universftv.
The Friends university boys are open for
any games from outsiders, however
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
CAN COLLECT The CLAIM
Mrs. Benheard Confident OF Getting
Her Money

Mrs. Benheard whose discovery q the
SIao'o deposit check was mentioned in
yesterdays Eagle, believes she VII Re
able 70 collect the original amount aad
probably the Interest. The total amount
Of interest for thirty-fiye wears and eight
months would amount TO sSi 40 at the
legal rate in Tennessee. Msssrs. Huffman
and Harvey are also confident that the
claim, can be collected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24

F. W. Oliver. Bion Hull.
Henry Huffman. Al. Christman.
VIM. Beatty. Geo. Gehring.
Thos. Shaw. VIM. Meyers.
Howard N[oTatt George Walker.
Doc. Sawyer. C. NJ. Irwin.
George carp. David Smyth.
A @. Jobes. J. F. Evster.
n. c. Nevins. Geo. Van Werden
W. A. Ayres. 0. H. Bentley.
P. V. Eealy. ". E. Hutchinson.
II. J. Roy. Gordon Oldham.
T. Gidday. r. +. Torrington.
E. p. Martin. A H. Mckee.
Col. 7. C. Fitch. W. c. Mckee,
Geo. ". Bristow. H c. McClung.
Dean Gordon. J. W Heron.
DR.. NJ. ". Cave. W A. Hart
A. S. Parks. II G. Reeder.
Chas. Hatton. A. W. banks.
Elmer Reese. Austin E. Neal.
Jesse AIcClees. A E. Mcvickar.
s. NJ. Stevens. c. c. Stanley.
c. VI. Dickson. F 3. Stanley
A. NJ Denny. G. 4 Hatfield,
Rufe Cone. Harry Comfy.
DR.. IToughland. II. T. Dedrick.
r. C. Hsgny. s y. Pridgman.
Frank Davidson Murray Myers.
S. B. Amidon- S C. Welch.
J. F. Comfy. J. W Tapp
Fred Van Duyn W. R. Dulaney.
]. F. KirAer. sam Sergeant.
J. T. Dorsey. Nick Murphy.
NJ ". Dorsey. Thos. voss.
A c. Husey. Ed Vail.
A I. Payne. Walter Vincent
There viii be at least I'VE divisions
each division led by band. These aides
viii be assigned by Marshal Locke to
zach division, a marshal and fifteen aides
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
NIB. WALL ACE SUES
Asks TO be Divorced From EfIs wife
who l. in Illinois

". J. Wallace, buyer for the Dold Pack
ing company, commenced divorce proceed
ings in the district court yesterday
against his wife. He alleges that Mrs.
Wallace Is intimate with other men.
Mrs. Wallace Is in Illinois in the millinery
business and II is alleged that she will
not keep house for him in a companionable
way, although he has always provided
well for her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
FIVE ROUND BOUT
Between Corbetr and Phelps at Mus
selmau Brothers Last y -ht

:. c. Cor5stt. cousin Of the famous ex-
champion pusilist, James Corbett and ".
r. Phelps. gave free exhibition AZ Mus-
sslman Bros annex las aisht az boxing
ana club swinging. ~ tse vin5-up Ger
aett and Phelps had tive-roIn5 bout mat
was exciting and tun Of strong worz, bey-
ter than usual for free exhibitions \ Zig
crowd attended Thy viii probably give
other exhibitions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
MRS, G, Y, WHELAN
Calls a Meeting Of Those Interested In
Flower Parade

Mrs. G. V. Whelan, who IS to have
charge Of the decorations for the flower
parade wishes to meet all those who con-
template decorating carriages or wheels
for the parade, or those who are in any
way interested, at Music hall in the Sedg-
wick block at 2:3O Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Whelan is stopping at Miss Cooks, ISL
North Topeka. where she can be found at
any time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH your

7 rot. drink sSrsin-O-uada ron pu~e
grains A LADY, writes. The 6-st ,izrs +
made tSEaIn-o ] DID not ike e. hut after
using i for ore weeE l1-Ei-E wcu5d f.
Cuee ne g . b3ck q c71es r. -a1F-
isles ard feeds t1e system. Tas cAL55-e1
= -se streEst AeaiaE substance - pare
ErG32s. Get racEaZe ta1aF Lru1z gozr
grocer. fcil0E tze directions IL utaxfaz 2
i and you VII Rave eslicl Us AT
hsa1Ehtul tah4s beverage e. I'D sE1
yoUEE- lie and &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
WILL BUY PIPE ORGAN
Choir at Reformed Church at Work on
a Plan

The choir OF the Reformed church have
undertaken - buy a fine pipe organ IT.
depen6enJiy os the church organization
and are out soliciting subscriptions on ne
plan. = great part OF the money has been
raised already.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24

The coIored people q the city are again
offended oy the exhibition on the street
Of a reproduction OF s horrible scene IN
Texas They have a right to ~ Offended
al the shocking exhibition. and Il ought
% be suppressed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
Treasures of Ho9vers Rare
and Roses Red"

Come from enriched, Deu
nourished SOIL giDing the re-
salt of perfect groaUh. The
same resuH can be obtained
by humanity in general, #
they look. after the blood,
the life of the zUhoLe system.
Hoods SarsapardIa Is the one specific
remedy for this, as # transforms poor
blood into perfect bloOd-fror1 zOhich fol-
LoDs the greatest of blessings, good health.
Eczema "Sr7ce I qpas a child /
haze had eruptions on my BODY zuhich our
physician pronounced eczema. took SIR
bottles of Hoods SarsapardLa and haze
had no return of the disease" Mrs. Ida VI.
Potter. C0tneaut, Ohio.
HodJ. Soadqb0aM
Zazza;lE "a l5l1D
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24

There Will be at least FIVE divisions.
each division led by a band. These aides
viii be assigned by Marshal Locke to
zach division. a marshal and fifteen aides
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
BIG CIVIC PARADE
Names of Firms Who Have
Agreed to Furnish Floats.
TWELVE FAIRY FLOATS
To be Bought of ST. Joe For
Carnival Night.
BIG CIVIC PARADE-B DIV

BIG CIVIC PARADE-B H hv
Last night a committee consisting OF
Chas. G. Cohn. ]. c. Casey AMI r. J.
Franks left for St. Joe, No, 10 buy
twelve floats built at cost Of $1,000 an6
used in the arade Of the St. joe jubilee.
These will be sed for the f5ver parade
and en- carnival night. Everything is
taking shape rapidly. Secretary Lock
VOID has a big sign across the yard at
the Commercial club, ''Secretary's Office"
and here the great struggle for privileges
and the work OF preparation is going on.
The civic parade. George P. Locke says,
will be the biggest thing of the kind
that ever took place in Kansas. The fol-
lowing firms have agreed to furnish one
or more floats for the civic parade.
There are number yet to hear from:
Geo. lines & Co.
Cash Henderson.
Jett & Wood.
Singer & DonneH
Tapp Bros & Hanshaw.
Cottman & Chambers.
John Braitsch
Lehman & Higginson.
Van Zandt Implement Company.
A. C. Husey.
Morris & Speer.
HanIin Mercantile Company.
Cone & Cornell.
Weinschenk Grocery Company.
Frank Gidday.
H. ]. Roy.
Buckner Pump Company.
Newton Garst
Santa Fe Bakery.
Frisco Railway.
Citizens Ice Company.
A y. Wallace.
Wichita Buggy Co.
F. G. Smythe & Sons.
Star Clothing Co.
Commercial College.
Whine & Whine.
Boston Store.
Bolte Furniture Company.
West Side Racket
Geo. Sewen Flour Company.
Burt Cycle Company,
Musselnan Bros.
F. A. Gackenbach.
Wichita Nursery Association.
Keutchenmeister, Florist
/. c. Jackson Coal Company,
Societies
Sons OF Herman.
Ladies' Columbia Society.
Woman's Relief Corps
A. o. U. w. two lodges.
Elk lodge
Labor lodges.
Red Men
Stonemasons' union.
Bricklayers union.
Master Horse Shoers.
Company A, K. n. G.
Captain Sam Jones.
Police Department.
Fire Department.
Mayor, council and other city officers.
These are only those whose acceptance
ance have been received There are a
number Of others who are to be seen yet.
Besides the large number from the city
who Will ride IN the parade, 80 ladies and
gentlemen from the country have already
agreed to come.
Grand Marshal George P. Locke has re-
,eived acceptance from the following
gentlemen who will ride as aides to the
grand marshal and assist In handling the
lrade:
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-05-06
HUMOROUS.

I'D give the world to be a great open
Eingerl" "of counsel You'd get II
right back again!"-Detrolt Journal.
Judge-"Did you knock this man
DOWN." Prisoner-'No, judge, | didn't;
tried to hold him up."-Yonkers
Statesman.
Teacher-"Do you know what q
round-robin is?" Tommy-"Yes'm;
It's what the burglars were doing the
Other pight."-Yonkers Statesman.
Stranger lin Georgia)-"Any profit
In raising cattle around here?" Native
-"Nsw; the trains run 10 blamed slow
that We can't git a COW killed nohow."
Judge.
1t Ia said that very few ladies con-
unue their piano playing long after
marriage. This announcement Is made
IN order 10 encourage young men 10
enter mstEimony.-London Tit-Bits.
Your Gon," said the schooi-teacher,
lis very backward In his studies"
That's funny" unused the father. AT
home, In conversation with me, he
seems to know II all."-Philadelphia
North American.
A Marked Diference-"They say the
prince Of Wales strangely resembles
Henry VII" well, he may, but no
doesn't seem TO have the knAck Of get.
fiu0 auasna ,,,. "a Al. oyar a.. ~