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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
RIDES IN AUTOMOBILE
AND WINDS UP IN JAIL
Charles V. Keyes FOrgets to Pay at
the End of Eight Hours Fun
and Now Faces Courts

BERKELEY, June 27.-Charles V.
Keyes, a member of one of Berkeley's
best families, is in trouble again. This
time it is on an order from San Fran
cfsco's Police Court commanding him
to appear and show cause why he did
not pay $40 for the hire of an auto
mobile in which he is alleged to have
entertained his friends for a whole
night. Keyes, so the story goes, took
a party of convivial friends out for a
ride, but upon his return forgot to pay
the chauffeur. wherefore the police
and the Justices Court. Keyes agreed
to pay So an hour for the rental of
the machine and he was out eight
hours
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
ALL HARTMAN LINES
MAY HAVE INSPECTORS
Union Pacific Officials Say Magnate
Intends Adopting New System on
All His Roads.

OMAHA, Nebr., June 27.-The new
department of inspectorship inaugu-
rated on the Southern Pacific by the
appointment Of J. G. Sullivan as chief
inspector is to be extended to all of
the Hartman lines, according to the
Union Pacific officials. The intention
is TO establish chief inspectors, with a
staff Of inspectors under them, who
will put in their time looking for flaws
in the service. They will look espe-
cially after cleanliness and ventilation
and report all cases of negligence or
carelessness on the part of employees
to the general manager.
The chief inspectors will have au-
thority to criticize any employe and
recommend any changes they NAV
think desirable for the good of the
service.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
EXPOSITION Is VISITED
BY MANY CALIFORNIANS
Fair Registers Show Presence of a
Large Number of People From
the Golden State


ST. LOUIS, June 27.-The following
Californians registerd at the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition June %:
san Francisco-Miss C c Otto. Mrs Lena
Eaton, A. $. Dewey. Miss X. McGough, Miss
r. Hardy Mrs. A 6. Lyle, John Lyle G. E
Slchlan, Mrs. B. 5. Hayes, Mrs W Bartley
Walter Zwieg, f. c. Hueter. Mr. and Mrs J.
{. Martin Jr., Miss Anna Perkins. Miss Carrie
Barran Miss Emma Onyon Miss Ethel Per-
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Orr A Hiesan
Frank Stand. Mrs. F W Piesbey. A IT,
Mosher. A c. Beckman, Mr.. and Mrs S c
Harshman. Mr- and Mrs. J. NJ Kepner A T.
Nischfeld, c. :. Cannell. W. {. Hoag J. H
and Mrs. Bloom Mrs. T. o. Sewis. W. w
Weatley. Helen Danlev, A. ". Kugler Charles
Johnson, Jennie Butt, Mrs. Schmidt F. c.
schmidt. N. F. Timer. Ed Stack Fred Roster.
Alfred Eisner. Mrs ". H WiIke H A
Friedman. Mrs K. A. Whiteside l. Hemming
Miss Belle Lengfeld. L. J. Lengfeld J. Stein
berger. W. c. McEvilly, W. Z. Steinberger.
" Hollzer J. F. Ulich Mr. and Mrs. Frank
a A. Tisdall 3. s Hayes Richard Schmidt
Mrs @ A Hutton. Roger Wilson.
san Jose-John Macke l. A Bates and
wife, Miss Carolyn Maog, Edward Howard
Berkeley-E. c Pait, W. ". Henry J. c.
Broadie and wife. Leo D. Bishop, /. r.
Oakland-F. NJ Dagman. s F Mencham.
II. @. Van Onteren. Rev G. W Stone II /
Randford. L NJ Wade Flora Mitchell Pau
line Marshall. Lila Marshall. Florence Bur
rell Mr.. and Mrs. :. H Wade Mrs and Miss
Il Z. Jones, Mrs. ". E. Sharon. James Ian
5. :. Taylor. F. N. Sindan, H. Champion,
Hattie Russell.
Recommendations Green, Mrs A F. Nor
gan, J. NJ Enright. II. o. Johnson
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
BOODLER ENTERS
PLEA OF GUILTY
Edmund Bersch of st. Louis
House Of Delegates Ad-
mits Acceptance of Bride
FACES A LONG TERN
Already Under Sentence to
Ten Years Imprisonment
on Previous Conviction

ST. LOUIS. June q. - Edmund
Bersch. former member of the House
Of Delegates, pleaded guilty to-day be-
1ore Judse Mcdonald in the criminal
division Of the Circuit Court to the
charge Of bribery in having accepted
$500 OF the s47. 800 Doodle fund for his
vote on the city lighting bill. Sentence
will be pronounced on Friday
Immediately after Bersch pleaded
guilty his bondsman, Ed Butler. was
called into court. and the amount Of
the old bond Of s35,0OO increased to
s55.ooo, pending sentence.
Charles T. Kelly and Charles J.
Gutke came before the court later to-
day and their case was continued until
July Al on the understanding that
they viii plead guilty then unless they
are called before the Grand Jury as
State witnesses in the meantime.
Il is reliably stated that Kelly is
willing to tell who put up the money
which enabled him to make a journey
20 Europe and thus stay out Of the
way long enough 10 enable persons
higher up 70 escape indictment because
OF the statute Of limitations.
Bersch is already under sentence to
ten years Imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary. five for perjury and five for
bribery, IN connection with the sub
urban franchise Doodle fund. Kelly
also is under sentence of two years
and Gutke for FIVE years, the former
for perjury and the latter for bribery.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
INSPECTS HULK
OF THE SLOCUM
COroner'S Jury Pays Visit
to Burned Wreck of
the Excursion Steamboat
PILOT DEFENDS CAPTAIN
Says Van Schaick Did the
Best Thing Possible in
Running to North Brother

NEW YORK, June 27.-The Coroner's s
jury investigating the General Slocum
disaster was taken to the hulk of the
burned steamboat at Erie basin to-day
and after an inspection of the wreck
and the examination Of several wit
nesses, proceeded in a police patrol
boat over the route followed by the
Slocum on the day Of the Inflated ex-
cursion.
Commander Winslow Of the navy,
who, with General Wilson OF the army,
was appointed to make Federal in
quiry into the disaster. was on board
the Slocum when the Coroner and his
party arrived.
Former Fire Marshal Thomas F.
Freel said that he had examined the
hold Of the vessel on the day it was
raised. He found that the fire started
in one Of the barrels.
How can you tell?" he was asked
The barrel tells" Freel replied, hold
ing up one of the loosened slaves. THE
blackened edges show that it was
burned from the bottom and from the
inside out. There are no marks of
burning on the outside except in a
small place where it burned through. &"
After seeing all Of the hulk they de-
sired the patrol boat started up the
river Captain Edward Van Wart,
chief pilot Of the Slocum, took the helm
and pointed out to the jurors the exact
course taken by the Slocum. Captain
Van Wart believes that Captain Van
Schaick, in running his vessel to North
Brother Island, did the best that could
be done under the circumstances.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
STEAMSHIP HUMBOLDT
BEARS PRECIOUS BURDEN
Carrying More Than a Mil
lion In Gold.

SEATTLE, Wash, June 27.-The
steamship Humboldt sailed from
Juneau Saturday afternoon for this
port and will arrive tomorrow, bring
ing fifty passengers and $4,000 900 in
gold from the Dawson mining district
It will be the largest shipment re-
ceived in Seattle for several months.
From now on the various vessels
returning from Skagway will all carry
treasure consigned to the various
banks, transportation companies and
assay office.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Mother Loses Children.

OAKLAND, June 27.-Roy and
Howard Clark. children of Mrs. May
z. Clark of Alameda, were taken
from her and given into the custody
of Frank ]. Kane OF the Pacific HUI
name Society OF San Francisco
to-day. Ethel NJ. Clark, a step
daughter, was taken from her a
few weeks ago and given to Mrs. Nc
Burnie. her grandmother, on the
ground that Mrs. Clark was not a fit
person to have the custody of it.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Saves a Child From Train.

BERKELEY, June 81. = Johnny
Gifless, a 4-year-old boy, residing on
Shattuck avenue, was saved from be-
ing run down by a Key Route train
this morning at Dwight way by a
young man named Burrill Bush. The
child became confused while crossing
the street between the Southern Pa
cific and the Key Route tracks and
stood in the middle of the Key Route
track until Bush ran up and dragged
him away.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Pupils Must Be vaccinated.

OAKLAND, June 27.-Principals of
the School Department have been of
flcially advised that no pupil who has
not been vaccinated will be permit
ted to re-enter school when the sum-
mer vacation closes. This notice is in
accordance with the action of the
State Board of Health in directing
enforcement of statutes providing for
vaccination of public school children
The Supreme Court has decided that
the law is valid one.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Better Water for Alameda.

ALAMEDA, June 27-Because Of
the many complaints made of the
water that was being supplied here by
the Contra Costa Company from Lake
Chabot, the corporation has notified
City Trustee DR. II. M. Pond that the
water now being furnished in Alameda
is from the artesian wells at Alvarado.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
PEARL HARBOR STATION
MAY SOON BE UNDER WAY
Advices Received by Admiral Terry
Indicate Early Start on Con-
stTuctiOn Work

HONOLULU, June 21.-That work
vii be commenced on the new naval
station at Pearl Harbor is indicated
by a letter which Admiral Terry, the
commandant OF the local naval sta
tion. has received from the Secretary
OF the Navy. During the course of
the letter the Secretary said:
TT is the intention Of the depart
Enent TO establish a considerable naval
station at Pearl Harbor. Plans for the
survey work for clearing the ap-
proach are now under considera-
tton.'a
The letter stated that, in all like
Nhood. the establishment of the naval
Etation at Pearl Harbor would mean
fhe abandonment OF the station at
Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
AUTHORITIES CANCEL
TREADGOLD CONCESSION
May Reopen Vast Area of Placer
Ground for Location.

SEATTLE, Wash, June 27.-Ad-
vices from Dawson to the effect that
celed the now famous Treadgold con-
cession will be of interest to many
miners and prospectors who have been
in the Klondike region the last three
years. The cancellation means that a
vast area of placer ground will prob
ably be open for location or possibly
sold as crown lands,
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Arrest a Lords Mother-in-Law.

OAKLAND, June 27.-Mrs Mary
Mooney, mother of Lady ShoIto
Douglas. is in the insane ward of the
Receiving Hospital here and is to be
sent back to Napa Asylum, from
which place she was liberated recent
ly on parole. She Immediately gave
free rein to her appetite for liquor
and was arrested last night for being
drunk, and this morning was sent to
the hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Burglars at Iryfngton.

OAKLAND, June 27.---The police
were notified this afternoon that burg
lars had entered the residence OF
Judge Bowers at Irvington this morn
ing, ransacked the house and carried
off considerable jewelry. A jewel
case, four jeweled rings, bracelets, a
gold chain and 81 were stolen. The
family was temporarily absent.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
win Investigate Mems peaths.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, June 27.
A jury was empaneled by Coroner
Hall to-day to inquire into the cause
of the death of Roxie MCGEE and John
H. Davis, who were killed in the riot
ing in Victor on the afternoon of
June 6.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
WILSON TO TAKE CHARGE.
Vice President of Machinists Will
Control Strike Against Santa Fe.

Topeka. Kans., June PIT. l..
Wilson, fourth vice president OF the
International Association of Machin-
lists, is to take charge of the Santa Fe
machinists' strike here tomorrow.
Wilson is charged with the responsible
ity of the present strike. The Santa
Fe management to-day reiterated its
determination to have nothing to do
with the union.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Personally Conducted Excursion to
YOSPTnifP

Leaves San Francisco Saturday NOM
ing. July 3 over the Santa Fe 70 Yosem-
ite and back for S2S so Through two
groves of the largest trees in the world
en- route Special care for women and
children. Spend the Fourth of July in
the grandest spot on earth.
Full particulars. what to wear and
how to go, at Sal Market street. Santa
Ea OfacA-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Famous Feud Leader Injured.

JACKSON. KY, June 27.-Judge
James Hargis was thrown from his
horse TODAY and received injuries that
may prove. fatal. His shoulder was
broken and he probably is internally
injured.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

DAMAGE SUIT DISMISsED.-Andrsw Bee
co q Il yesr-old boy who sued the D. CHR
sroelM Company for $1,000 damages for the
loss of two fingers in a machine which he was
operating IN the firms employ, yesterday dis
missed the suit
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

FORT WORTH, Texas June 27-w H.
Firth. the general passenger agent of the Rock
Island Railroad in Texas. was found dead in
his office to-day He apparently in good
health when he reached his office this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

Three-burner range with oven, $3.50,
connected ready for use, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday, at S. F. Gas and
Electric Co., AIS Post street
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Charles E Ma
goon has been appointed general counsel for
the Isthmisn Canal Commission
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28
"Gylol'nll-MENor"

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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28

ROCK SPRING
ny BILL SLtpGAp


Well as my i,-Ds escaped The
waste basket will come again.
Wiley Zlrscfsy visited Henry Tate
last Monday.
No Red Rose" havn', forgo,
that day and | don't think | ever
will
Oh "Rcd Rose do you remem-
Der the day the pony went SO slow
and We ate up the cake that your
mother sen, Mrs. Trun,bo
II CarreAryrrell is a ground hcg I
wish | was one the sunshine don't
bur, HIM and he. works every day
and he has pot money 10 throw arsay
and he IS the greatest man for edu.
Cation IN the world,
Mr.. nunsmore Is talking OF plant.
lne an earley pa,ci ot corn for roast,
lng;ars.
Arthar Tate WAS seen passing
through this par, last SATURDAY in
ront for ManstieId where he will visl
his brother and other Trends
Mrs. Pima Tyrrell visited Mrs.
Trnnie Tate last Monday.
am looking for Wiley and fenry
TO slart west about SundaN
Joe Tate and wife visited Mrs,
Tennle Tate one day last week.
Well as aeus IS scarce | guess |
will quite for .h's time sobye hsc 10
all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28
Death to boodIing,
MT, ZION ITEMS

BY Kiss me ant III icll Soua

'By Kiss me aud I'll Tell YOU
Editor and friends will write q liule
more foi your pairr
Nice weather at present and Ike fnl-
ne,s are getting ready 10 plant Their
corn.
Mrs Amos is reported no hetler al
present writing
Mrs. Nelson islled Mrs, 0xtcy Wed
iesday evening,
Mrs OAlpy md hcr two daughters
Hester and Louie visited MIS-. fuckers
Thursday evening".
Well May viii sopn be here. come
uvet Frankie and We viii take some
m0re May Baskets
Miss Bernie unsr visited ho, cousins
the oAlcy glls, Synrlay night.
OA Dug How il l1wa by his time
We woulu ike 10 hear from you IN u G
aext paper We W'ulu ENJOY iehuiig
your items.
We'll the time viii saoh be here for
Correspondents Day and We all must 81
for Know we will iav u nire TIME.
The Sunday School ri MI zinn last
Sunday was wei.a,cndr'i, Key loNun
give Us u nice talk
Walter Tucker yls''ed Charles Mellon
Sunday.
Ell W,ahcrmmnd and Emit !luniet
left for X. q SATURDAY. might
On Dota come over and we .ill take
another horse buck ride
Well Eva did You r,t home from 3, Il
alright Saturday night.
i willing oG Tor tins time
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28
DEATH.

The death oi Mrs Sam llelcibeck
occurred Last thursday night after
q brief II illness, Mrs. Helcibeck
was highly esteemed. Her maiden
name vas Robertson and she was
married to Samuel Helcibeck and
tu thlslnion we're born tour chill
dren one daughter and three sons
70 mourn her loss. MIS-, Helciheck
gave her heart to God early ia life
grace had wrppi,Ht deep work in
her soul uhtl III her ilse2 was the
spirit Of sell sacrifice.
Iirr love and devotion We're de-.
vided between the church and her
home, sharing cash its propnrtion
hut her supret1e love was forGod
ms she loved himmost He stretch,
cd forth his hand and took her ts,
himself aud hereis the secret that
q mother would calmly bid home
and loved ones a long good l,ye
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28
ASTORIA ITEMS
bi ~ lWHA.L AND RAlNFALL

6nod unrning KIND Ed and friendly
cnrrrsp"n,'cnlS viii attempl tn wfile
You frw more items for your valuable
liiile paper
We are having lols OF rain 81 presen,
and }Vytr Creek is past f.,ding and will
be for several days.
Barber Ballard is reported no better,
Cora oyerfe't Dormau lpgralsm
Fhrence Kirk Walter MUIR aud Canie
Kirk went ~ Dairh Town Sunday even.
ny MI reported nice inc
The Ilrcheli Is wideNnd Cora c,n', s,ep ii
Jim Loves Cora and Cora cant hclp ii.
May Pickett aud Snse Tulmno was
seen winding ihrough Du,ch wn won
der where they had been,
eA Rufus apnic"unt vonr hsh before
,on ract them and muby next time you
VIII huHe better IL
Charlts Nscvauot Names Mo. is now
~ Mansfield attending school will h,-
There tNr nl,'nta oi iua
% kind Ell we can hs, dly wait fos
ihe sllh ,lsy ot slay tn come anxious
70 ailrnd HE erlalumcni
Cburi'h Al Manes NJ was well attend.
ca Sunday all report nice time.
Gnpd bye. As ever toe same old Girls
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28
FoWlerltens.

Kind ia. thought ] would write
few items for yhe CREssET
Rainy weather at present.
Planting corn is the order q the
day.
As sure as the fish swims in The lake,
Charley Dake loves Ely Oxley tor
goodness sake.
Oh Charley dtd you get wet Sat
nigh ! ddot.
rde COLONY mrn that was working
near Norwood coue down to Fowler
10 see Their folks
! vii be glad when correspondents
day comes bet all Of Inc correspon-
dents viii.
There was good many people at
JAii'Viile Saturday night
Alonzo Nelson said We would build
him boat,
And over the river him aud Cora
Smart would float;
And he come 10 boat and says;
Captain, captain ted me true;
Does my Cora sail with you,
AS news Is scarce | will ring off for
tbs time bye bye 10 all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28

TAdhsn'e our chilaren us well rs
IMher, ana what il more honor 10
~ person lnla y good education il
we make q gted use of it, The
Das'norr district has put ont one
eNcr'l1ny teacher and why not
MR.
llrnry ''afe and his brother
Paul spent Friday w with len
Nvrr>
NNaus4ersiapn that our teach.
~ tA4i taGehl inr Us last year, Is
lIlr RosslaIe sci,ool. We
wl'h yon 5'"d alaeels Miss Dora
and llape yuu viii fud timo to
give Us ca'I
The IAH.Vtile Sunday School
4 pl'e Of the best Sunday Schools
you WI find iu this port, and it
seems ~ though al! that goes try
70 make i 4 success.
Fred Fireman took dluper with
, i n n
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28
srGAR BRANCH ITEMS.
BY roLfY pr aPklX


Kind Ed will you please give room
for one more
have been an Interested reader Of the
CRessEr for snme time
+ lam very fond u reading the many
letters The correspondents write, But
say dear friends don't YOU really believe
We woliid derive more benefit and be
more beneficial to others il we would do
more subject writing and not NIL the
time reheafsiRg over and over again
sghat ~etaesas else hss SAID or nd,
Oar liille, but valuable paper does not
sl1r Al home only but reaehls far out
over Vie connirv we do not suppose 1t is
" much nleyeS; 10 strangers to read
what B,I Jones TOLD John smith that
Mr. Robbins was going to DO
Now kind friends am not eritisising
any ones Writings nai you know these
general interest columns are Just what
we make them although our efforts to
day nay BE Of such character as would
do some good vet can we not by putting
forth a little effort he able to do great
things? Now dear readers all this Is said
with the best Of feelings and due respect
TO ever body.
But come, wake up, aud il We cant
do greater things Try to make the world
better by our being in 1t
And when we are called TO perts un-
known il NAV be said, 'TbeyE lived ;c
bless mankind
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28
AMARooGA GATHERINGS
BY BAp EMO Ugh.

.,-.-y., ~.
Kind Ed
! though I wodld try to sos
down Il few items.
We are having some extraordi-
nary cool weather here OF present
ior April 2l, but "Donnell AL
mapac" predicts warmer weather
Tomorrow, and remainder Of
month.
We were glad to see Henry
Tato down in ''Amsrooga" settle.
ment last Sunday, 'Bad Enough"
watched him and his associates 20
through the old muddy lane east
ward.
A Public Sale at William
Minges, Saturday Nay severy
body invited.
Rev. WI G: Tunnel was q
welcome caller at G, W. Towes
last Saturday week, on his way to
Evening Shade.
Rev; W; NJ; Bakers very sick at
this writing but we hope no will
be better 5000.
Jos: Roberts was married last
Thursday. We all wish him much
Joy and long and happy life;
Jess Towe has s ncres 81 corn
planted l guess he wont plow it
for afew days as the ground 10
very wet;
Jim Shelby and Joy Sinoa wcro
married a few days ago, we wish
them smooth sailing through lis
Hoping 70 see this in print vii
ring of; goodbye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28

and willingly enter the ynlley we
arr all In.rrlr, the church and com,
nnil,i'y VIII miss hrr; bu, none ol
J : can tpel the loss astbose 10 AZ
bone, The faithful hand, th4d
.ninlsiered are folded on her
.breast ane the voice is husIled for
eyer.
TLe tunerrl services were held
at friendship church conducted by
Mr., Jim ciinawell and wns largely
4 Erphd
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28
RY GUESS WHO.
More rs'n more rest.

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WV"
j Y Cover ans 'l'lle son Harold are
u y Lin's this week.
The Hubbard building has been lcased
and, tie P1stotiice will he removed
there IN, the Office will then he TWO
.dnors west Of us present location.
John pnwers saws Conny Is ~ swae,.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-28
NEW sioDe items.


Nice wealth n at present writing
Ihis Is our first attempt at
writing items for your paper, but
Us ihe cold snap never killed the
peaches and apples we thought we
would Try our luck and help
'SNeet Bunch Of D4isies' tell
the news,
Efrer Melton who has been
quite i'll is slowly recovering.
Annie Robinson is attending
school I tnbool this spring.
Daisy Denryi IS visiting her SIS
Mrs Haglibush Of Cabool tLi4
week;
Roy Parrot was out driving .
new horse aud buggy Sunday look
.glrls.now is your chance
We heard Mae Fry and Mae
Thompson are going In partner.
ship aud buy 4 iew rogd cart how
about it girls won't Il wheel bar
row do.