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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16
Sept. %. Don't get left.
Fish for the Terra Blanca.

Last Friday R. E. Foster received
a consignment of Rock bass and
spotted cat fish from representa-
tive of the u. S. Fish Commission at
San Marcos who was distributing
them to different parties in this sec
ton who had made requlSition for
them through Congressman Steph-
ems last year, Those received by
Mr.. Foster will be placed in the
TERRA Blanco creek. We regret
to say that this was the only ship
ment received here at this time, but
it is to be hoped that many others
will become interested in the matter
and obtain different varieties of fish
for surface tanks, creeks, rivers, etc.
Those who are accustomed to engage
in the fascinating sport of fishing
should take due cognizance of the
effort on the part of Mr.. Foster to
propagate this particular specie of
fish which he has just received and
placed in the TERRA Blanco and
whenever one is caught in the min :
now seine put it back into the
stream.
Those desiring fish from the fish
Commission may obtain them free
for the asking.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16
A. Ernsberger, Supt.

At a meeting of the board of trus-
tees hsld last Friday, it was decided
that all children whose parents at
that date were bona fide residents
of the Canyon City Independent
School district, who are within the
scholastic age and not over twenty
years old, should be admitted dur
ing the coming session free of charge.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16

Ed Coleman, of Denton coun-
ty, passed through here this
week enroute home from a trip
to the White Mountains in New
Mexico. He was the guest OF
Rev. j. D. Ballard while here.
Mr.. Coleman was the first per-
son upon whom the ordinance of
baptism was administered after
Rev. Ballard became an ordain-
ed minister of the gospel.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16

On Friday, Sept. %, Wright,
Gamble & Co. will inaugurate their
formal opening of Fall Millinery
and the display will have points of
special importance to someone
perhaps to you. Styles are eX-
elusive, quality is right and the
prices unusually low.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16

Prof. J. w. Carson and F. l..
Vanderburgh passed back through
here last Sunday enroute to ANA
rillo. Mr.. Vanderburgh informed
the News that Prof. Carson had
been successful in organizing farm
ers institutes at Tulia, PlainvleW,
Lockney and Silverton. Prot. Car
son was rather enthusiastic in his
praises of the country around these
towns and said that crops were 90
ing to make magnificent yield:
that he saw cotton that would UNI
questionably make from 3 toa bale
per acre. 1t never did hurt coun-
try to experiment in diVersifyinS
the farming interests thereof and
this is just what Prof. Carson has
been urging the farmers to do.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16

We throw open our doors Friday
Sept. p to the most comprehen-
slve collection of Millinery Goods
ever gathered under one roof in
Canyon City. Don't get LETT.
WRIGHT, GAMBLE & co.
Miss Bertha Wallace returned
home Friday froma visit to Miss
Belle Parker, who lives in
Swisher county. Miss Parker
came back with her to be ready
for the opening of school.
H. W. Key has vacated the N.
Thompson residence in the west
part of town and moved into his
confectionery store. Mr.. Thomp.
son and family will move into
the house this week.
The ladies of the Baptist
church will serve oysters, ice
cream, chocolate and cake next
Friday night, Sept. GARD, at the
N. Thompson building. Every,
body invited.
Earl Cobb passed up Wednes-
day from Artesia enroute to ST.
Louis. He was joined here by
his sister, Miss Nettie, who
will accompany him to the
Worlds Fair city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Eaton, of
Ladonia, came in Wednesday on a
prospecting tour and are the guests
of their old friends J. w. St. Clair
and family.
Mrs. w. G. Kenyon and children
came down from Amarillo Wednes-
day. Mr.. Kenyon has rented the
former home and property of N.
Thompson and will move into it at
once.
Monday, l. N. Hix brought in
from his place 3 miles west of
town, a stalk of sorghum that
measured 10 feet in length-the
growth of 10 weeks-more than
l inch per day. He has 16 acres
of this kind of forage.
Rev. r. S. Coward, of San An
gelo, editor of the Soul Song
singing book, arrived IN Tulia
Friday evening and will rem ain
as the guest of DR.. Barnes tor
an indefinite length OF time, or
at least until he recuperates his
ealth.-Iulla Standard.
CAB" Thompson commenced
Monday morning on the books of
Gober, Hume and Kenyon, assist.
ing Dave Aud. This firm is doing
a great volume of business, not
only here but all over the south
plains country.
DR.. Barnes and family, S. F.
Flores and family and several
others, returned Tuesday from
Canyon City, where they had
been attending the Baptist
Camp Meeting and report a
great meeting in progress
Tulia Standard.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16

We have implicit confidence in
our ability to please you. If you
are in doubt, ask your neighbor-
the chances are he is a customer
of ours, and a we'll pleased one.
CANYON LUMBER Co.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16
Alfalfa For Sale.

Good clean alfalfa hay, cut and
baled at the right time, deliver
ed anywhere in town at ten dol
lars per ton.
Henry Shinebarger.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16
Local.
Sept. %. Don't get left.

Sept. %. Don't get left.
Il. E. Hume was down from
Amarillo Wednesday.
9. N. Harrison went up to
Amarillo Wednesday evening on
business.
Mrs. Dave Auld left Sunday for
Mangum, Okla, where she will Wis.
it her parents.
Mrs. Jordan has moved to
town, from her ranch, for the bene-
ut of the school.
l.. G. Conner is directing a
force of men and tea ms this
week grading Evelyn street.
Albert Dockery and family
will leave next week in search
of cotton to pick.
Miss Ona Long is visiting w.
D. Orr and family at Roswell N.
NJ, this week.
H. A. Odell, of Fortville, Ken
lucky, visited his brother, DR..
Odell, several days this week.
Sept. %. Don't get left.
Mrs. j. P. Crawford and little
son, Fred, returned home Tues
day from a visit to relatives and
friends in Denton county.
John Meisterhans, the sad
dler, left this week for Dallas,
where he will commence work
with w. H. Miller.
Prof j. w. Mosely came in yes
terday from his home in Central
Texas. He will teach the Hoff-
man school this term.
John Orr went down to Roswell,
n. M, yesterday to get more apples
for the towns along the Pecos Val
ley route.
Redburn, the jeweler, is off to
Plainyiew where he will stay
for eight or ten days working up
his business.
Miss Ona Long has been Sc
lected as an assistant teacher
for the public school faculty by
the school board.
j. 7. SpragglnS and wife moved
out to Mrs. Jordan's ranch near
Taggart on Monday. Mr.. Sprag-
gins is trying Plains ozone for
weak lungs.
L. N. Faulkner, of Wright, has
rented the Lochridge place and will
move his family into it next Satur-
day. He comes for the benefit of the
school.
Rev. Joseph E. Bates and wife
came in yesterday and are ready
to begin the Holiness meeting at
the Court House tonight, as pre-,
viously announced in the News.
Mrs. Stoddard, president of the
w. c. T. u. of Texas, came in
yesterday and lectured last night
at the c. P. church on Temper
ance. She is to lecture at the
same place again tonight.
>m.m.um.m."m.m.m-
For Sale
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16
AT a meeting of the Baptist

At a meeting of the Baptist
Ladies Aid Society Monday evening
new officers were elected for another
year by selecting Mrs. 7. J. Coch-
ran, president; Mrs. A. H. Thomp-
son, vice president and Mrs. w. K.
Brandon, secretary and treasurer.
The society voted to have an oyster
supper on the night Of September
%, from 6 to 10 P, IA. Oysters
will be served at 25c per dozen,
Chocolate and cake-I5c. The
proceeds will be used for painting
the Baptist church.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16
Sept. %. Don't get left.
STOCK SHIPMENTS.
The following parties shipped
cattle to Kansas City from this
point last Saturday and Monday.
News Roll of Honor.

Under this heading will be found
the amounts received on subscript-
ion to the News during the past
week, and names of the parties
paying. This will serve as re-
ceipt to those of our subscribers for
money by mail.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16

For Sale-A four room house
on corner lot and in good neighbour
hood at $3.50. Apply to H. James
or to this office.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-16

At special session of the Com
miSSioners Court held last week
arrangements were made for cleo.
ton blanks under the new law. The
tickets were ordered printed at the
News office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

can tar#he zlimIafcd period In taetr
wan4er.a4s They arrtya in "fFlaaa
Rodd.s country pace. The farmer
has been 50 bothered with framps
that he concludes 10 make al who
come his way work for a living The
ndlIionaires trials and tribHIatIons
while at The farm furnish most Of tac
comedy Miss Livingston, society
belle of New York, who is in love
with one Of the milionaires, learns
Of the bet and DISCUSSES herself as a
milkmaid at the farm, assuming the
name Of Bob White Through her
witchery, as the pretty milkmaid-
she makes the millionaire with whom
she is ia love, fall in love with her.
There is another love affair, Friend
Rodd has a beautiful daughter, Gol1-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29
JUDGE TAKES KISSES AS FEE.

sheboysan, Wis. Nov. 29-seize
the Justice firmly about the neck and
give him three hearty snacks and he
Will remit all fees, if you are a come
ly young woman. as is the sister Of
!. z. Reaaer of this city. Reaneft, $
wife had her husband arrested for
ahandonment but changed her nina
in court and asked that the ease he
d.s missed. Justice Osthelder demur-
red on The ground (hat he would
lose his fees, and the sistcr of Ren-
merit acted according to the above
recipe Then the judge ealied !
square.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

onrod. whose hand is sought III mar
riage by an English noblamau wn5 4
so bashful that he can not summon
courage to propose to her She loves
Jack Hearty, farmer lad who en-
lists in the navy and distinguishes
himself by his heroism at the battle
OF Santiago The third act, at the
home Of ore of the mlllionajres on
the Hudson, shows the happy ternG-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

NYOMEN should beware Of contract
Wv ing catarfh. The cold wind and
rain, slush and maud u winter are c~pe-
cially conducive 10 catarrhal deraHge-
ments. Few women e@eape.
tpon the first symptoms Of catching
cold Peruna should ae taken. 1t forti-
fes the system against colds and ca
tarrl.
The following letter gives one young
~oman's experience With Peruna:
Miss Rose Gerhine isa popular society
woman of Crown POINT, Ind, and She
writes the follow az:
.i,eeeutly took long drive in the
Country, and being toe thinly clad I
caught a bad cold which settled on jny
lungs, and Which I could net seem Ia
-hafle off. / ind heard q grcat dead Of
pernna for colds and eatarrh and /
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29
NEW CORPORATION

Articles Of incorporation Of ne
Pank Of McGehee Of McGehee Desha
county, We're filed in the Office of the
secretary of state Monday. The cap.
ital stock is $4,000, of which hat
has been subscribed. The corporatora
a1e Abner McGehee, ] f. Osborne,
Chas. Mckee. X, G. Morley, X. i.
Fowler and ]. E. Parsons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

Paul Gilmore supported by an eN-
ecptionaly eeod company, Will be-
seen at the Ell.s theater on We.ines-
LAY nieht in his bie success of the
rast season. Tho Mummy and the
Humming Bird" which Offering IS
guaranteed by the local manaeemeat
as more than worthy Of an audience
testing the capacity of the theater
There are several reasons why this
attraction should receive generous
patronage The play itself is mos
and entertaining. 1t is
human play that goes straight TO
every heart and points a moral 10
mankind, the needing of which would
make this world better by thousand
fold. y aat beautiful moral this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

Louisville, Ky. Nov 29-Ibe con.
tinued drouth in Kentucky has caus-
ed the Louisville preachers 10 pray
for rain from the pulpits today. the
first time this oldfashionea plan has
been tried here since ISL. The
drouth has made the situation desper=
ate all over the state and much sui
fering is reported. Gfstefns are Civ
ing out and wells are going dry. wa
ter is being hauled in many q the
suburbs and the lack OF rain felt IN
many ways.
In his sermon Sunday Dr Woods
OF the t.irst Presbyterian church
among Other things, said:
Il am firm believer in the p0We2
Of prayer. | don't know whether the
Almighty will send he rain because
We pray for it. lie sees further thaa
We do, and it may be that he Will Sc
reasons that We can not comprehend.
But Do know thts-that he loyes
for his people 70 ask him ion What
they want. and / believe hat a pray
ef in faith Is d pleasure 20 him
~ -, . -. ,, 80, 49,, .,,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29
Bureau Of Corporations Be@an WORK
Monday.

Washington. Nov. Iavesaya.
ten ot the sfandara OIL company by
the bureau of corporations beean
Monday morning under the direction
a Commiss iuaer Jame= y Garfield.
Al that time Special Agents D.es-
inson and FIaa4efH= Who have heea
coached IN their #g3afes By Slar5sf5eian
E. Dana Baaad of the department
of commerce. and labor 1ea Washing
ton tahns in Their itinerary ali
Standard Oil eenters.
The result of thair ra3ass and OF
those who VII fatow Jham Iater. xiii
9c rggfe@e3 r. He teaa7@oar
ehess, after 4h5eh. il The eztaa2e5
j'r~eitiae, Ib. at'.eta#s i The s.ana2r9
Oh coapaas VIII ac casa=I 70 testify
ThiS Is fh4 fasf 15sa - 5ha Ia
roau against Lh4 trasts#fn tsa
RS ponsi6ility
The move4eat ae rae l1ze#a 5-
considered ono OF The mo~t s52lit-
cant made under The Roosevelt al
mfntstration,
One year ago the Standard Oh com
pany refused point blank 10 iurash
the bureau With information which
might throw light On is conduct ct
business.
Previous 10 that time certain
agents of the company had interfer-
e3 with members to the oXtent OF
sending telegrams opposing the ere.
alton of the burau with the power it
now has More recently during the
last campaign. pressure was brough
to bear on President Roosevelt by the
company, which sought to prevent
further action being, taken
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

The only way you can get your wife
to side with YOU in an argument is
to have her mother-in,law side against
her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

NJ. Arthur G. Villains, business
manager for Hamlin and Mitche!i's
gorgeous musical production, Babes
in Toyland. arrived in the city a.
cay. Mr.. Williams is here to arran@e
fer the presentation of beautiful eNz
trayaeanza at the Els theater Thur
day evening. December l. The or
gau:zatiou numbers ei2hty-two people
and Is possibly the largest company
en tour travelling almost eHeiusivcs5E
by special train The re4ular homo
a4cheof Viii - augmented by TOT
sspec.a33y selected musicians carrie /
by 5he company. Babes in ToyIant'
is ou4 Of the fe& fts successes ef the
yc&r. II vas frst produced last SEA
SON at the Majestic theater, Ne#
York. and proved the ereate-t HI
New York had seen for years. II ran
for 80 consecutive nights The Lib
eretto is by Glen McDonouah. Victor
Herbert wrote the music and Julian
Mitchell reached the very pinnacle
Of his fame when his clever BRAN
conceived the production.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

Miss Florence kenaH, Maria
"a few months ago caught cod which settled on
and remained there perssfeHf that became alarmed
medicine without benefit,
and head and back ache severely and frequently
Il advised Peruna ard although had little faith
felt sick that ready anything brought blessed
relief
three weeks completely restored enjoyed
health
"L fave greatest in Peruna" 4 z. kENAK
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

Two young miIlonaires-Artie TIE
Eill:oa and Billy Van Million, mem
bers Of the Millionaires club of New
York, have lost an election bet t.
an English duke. BY the conditions
OF the bet, the losers are to become
tramps for two months. They car
not use any Of their own money or
tarrow aay. hat must live as bona
fide tramps, aud subsist as best the%
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29
ELkS THE ATER
November Sc.

.uio~ NWrl presents
Paul Gilmore IN THE
MUMMY and the HUMiING
BIRD, h4 Isaac T. Iea9Iet~gc.
/ he h54 success q: iJ~c seasaa
Eat'fe ae~ ff7duo,.53 th.~
Curtain G4fe5 gge fas5o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29
BABES u TOYIAND

item tht Majestic heatre
New \ ork COMPANY ef :
people headed ~ tide lh..
and AfdN Marble. f.zt@ -
to Loo, de feas noz
uesGae.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

nation af Ire bel The detrae6.
Ire Billion and Bob White
rod and Jack. and all concet
py. Al Esks theater next ,.
night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29
r. E. kENAR4.=

hou2ht a bottle 70 try, I am pleased
tina; aid, for it brought speedy rclief,
Il only took about two bottles, and /
considered this money Well spcnt.
You have a firm friend III ne, and
not only advise It's use TO my friends, but
have purchased several bottles to give to
those without the means 70 huy, and
have noticed without exception that it
has brought about speedy cure where
ever it has been ased. Miss Kose
Gerbng.
II you DO net derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the Use of Peruna,
write al once to Ir. Hartman. giving
full statement of your ease and he w{iI
be pleased to give YOU lis valuable .sa
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President Of
Tie Hartman SanjtarililA, Columbus, q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

One tallow dip is worth a busheI Of
dead lamps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29
DeCemher ;.

Nixon < Zimmerman 6rora
Go. presents he opera 15at
has received mere praise thaa
any musical organization ever
on 4 tour through tie south.
" iIl1nd Sponsors Comedy
Opera MISS BOB WHITE"
90 people, headed By the
faNorlte eomed1aag Frank
Reshan. An American beauty
Chorus Of T. clean comedy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

SEE DkS. BLACK 5RoTH sGS
ABOUT YOUR TEETH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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ELNS. THEATRE ATTRACTIONS
N9r. 3o -GaHl Gilmore.
i3coe~ber l-~!}a5es ia Toyiand
Deeenher Ms Bob White.
December t'-4Jauel Qf Asia.
Doeamber 9-Happy H9oHgan."
l'eeember l. ~Teldy Faust
December lG-Helen GIanfly
I1esamber 2l-N Nat NJ Wells.
December 23-@The Nireinian'
December -S--"Wizara q Or
The much talked OF Silver Slipper
has come and gone. Pine Bluff the.
ater goers are not going Wild over the
performance, nor are they With one
accord ''roastins" the show. So far
as is known none of the newspaper
Zen attempted to send notes u any OF
the chorus girls and got turned down.
so none OF the Pine Bluff newspapers
heed roast the show. The perform
nor was il, by any means, the worst.
As an entertainment the Silver Slip
yer will do for one night stand be
cause tho girls are reasonably pretty,
the men graceful the costumes @or-
2fous and the stage settings tine.
But. while the show drew packe
house last nteht at the EIlls. the de-
fanet Rubber Top would hold the
crowd that would pay the $l.3o PEE
ia soc il tonight. There were many
people on the stage last NIGHT, h0t
Ihero was but one entertainer. Snltz
Edwards as Horny Bismarck
It,ucks produces all the tm ana
eYcu he is an overwoskel man. The
dancing GIRLS came il fer second mon
ev The performance moved OF with
an ease and eraco, bat the nIot wa@
never discovered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

plain waHh Of flaE#fj-ht dae~ f5i31.
L -esh= % teach, aHl Shows 3Aet
Whom nan ~ Ma4te# tel VIA
Cause OF In What say Hlaee=
Valuation ~ ae oee aad Eegot18a -
F. ts9e =s.i.e, be A38st blame ajI47asv
3.a4e ). he aas a harvest 81 .e4eov4
81 8ay ~ ~. aal no Is af t.
was...a# #seA. al - IS n zsatY--sez.
l.:.stHe4e - hasa her - Be ztf8a-.
low sa-H ta 4iya he. hat ytreaela
#:th .hose l.flIo aevotfoas. those to-
aer rlaa4h,taI '5c.le attentions ne
aeart sHonl1 prompt bat Sc fen for
eettea 50 c:ae.iy. II u9ineea1jona E.
ne2tecte.l Tho Mummy and tie
iIUnmia2 D&I1 = Play, the seeing
ef which viii 10 an man or woman
seed. aad mako either tiHer ana
stronger in their fidelity 20 life. It
j. cleveT in It's lines, subtle and in
pl es>iye in the drawing Of its situa,
items. absorbing in its theme and tn
development Of il. 1t is ore Of those
plays that are better fer being see9
the second or third time, that W.
find more in with familiarity NOR"
to admire OF the playwri2hts work.
deeper truths, and a more beautitul
and powerful moral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29
Thursday night Dec. !.

| he event ot TIE 4ear. II3u
In Jnd Ntehe1z~ 4or4eoQ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29

TO INVESTIGATE STANDARD OIL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-29
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nome. Still less should She III her
desire to keep step with the march
of events outside, devote herself so
unreservedly to Womans' Clubs,
Mothers Meetings and Cooking
Glasses that her children bring
themselves up by hand and her hus-
band finds his only satisfactory
gastronomic greeting at the club or
the restaurant In the ghoulish
phrase of a sprightly young man,
front with the hearse or come trail
ing along at the back with the
buggies
1t is no small thing to be wife
and mother and the fools who wear
| " rush into d relation where angels
might we'll fear to tread open a
terrifying prospect for the future of
the race. Still the fools are not in
the Majority, and the greater part
of the women who make mistakes
do it through ignorance and false
sense of proportion. When we start
classes i'll girls schools for the
study of a perspective that is not
that of drawing and a proportion
that is not to be found i'll the arith-
metics we may hope better things
for the future of the nation.
In the meantime, don't throw
Things at the performers, they are
doing their best. Their very
best, poor things 1t is not the
fault of the young girl that she
has not been trained for the great
career of wifehood and motherhood
that, if God is good to- her, lies
ahead of her. AS it is, she can on
ly do her possible.
1t is a big thing when a woman
has learned how to make a man
happy, though married, how to
bring up children SO that they will
be as much comfort as possible to
their families and as little nuisance
as feasible to the neighbors, to keep
house so that no one in the house
would suspect it did not keep itself,
to manage a servant so that she
will not look upon the mistress as
her natural enemy, to be ready i'll
hospitality without making it
burden, to be on good terms with
the neighbors, near or far, with
out condescending to pettiness, to
be member of Womans' Club
without leaving the stockings I'M
darned, to attend church without
losing her temper on Sunday morn
;, ing, to post herself upon current
events without taking the paper
from her husband at the breakfast
table, to read a new book occas-
sionally, to practise outdoor exer-
= else enough to keep herself in good
y. bodily trim, to dress herself taste
;, fully without forming colossal
bills, to bestow sufficient attention
& upon her figure and face to preserve
her good looks, and having done
"a all this, to save herself from nerv-
"a Gus prostration by the system ano
;, moderation she brings to them all
And there are women who main
tain that the domestic career doe
:, not give full scope to their powers
In the name of the great Goodies
Common Sense, what more do the
want?