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The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-15

Ing to forecast, at long range, severe
storms, floods, droughts and other
atmospheric phenomena, thus in
fluencing the credulous to their
prejudice.
In the seasons of the year when
coast storms are Of frequent occur
renee, storms are forecast in hazy
way and applicable to an inditinite
locality. In the winter, the time
of snow and wind. snow and wind
at some place at some indefinite time
OF forecast. AT other times, terrible
floods or blighting droughts, calcu-
calculated to strike terror to the
hearts Of the timid are predicted.
And the little things like rains
throughout limited area, though
foreknowledge thereof would be of
real benefit, are not deemed worthy
OF consideration by these men to
whom the mysteries of heaven and
earth seem to have been intrusted.
The terror Of men must be aroused
Strange to say, when by mere coin
cidence storm appears or a drought
occurs within the broad confines of
the United States, the forecast, un-
accredited to place or date, is con-
sidered as verified and the forecaster
is regarded as a phenomenon. The
hundreds of unveritied forecasts are
buried in oblivion. The seemingly
accurate one is resurrected and given
publicity to the public detriment, by
these diligent so-called forecasters.
Vanity and gain are the only explain
able reasons for this kind of work,
since such forecasts do untold harm.
Almanacs have been published for
more than century, giving in ad-
vance the weather conditions day by
day for the ensuing year, and even
for century, always, however,
without specification of the area
to be affected. a forecast of rain
everywhere or anywhere is considered
verified if rain falls anywhere in the
country, regardless of the conditions
prevalent elsewhere at the time.
Such forecasts are as good or rather as
inaccurate, as worthless but not so
as the long range forecasts
of the latter day venders of guesses.
+. ii. BRAN DEN BU RG,
District Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-15
Notice.

The partnership heretofore exist
inc between f. S. Fuller ana II, L.
Orr has this date been dissolved ny
mutual consent, Mr.. Fuller re'iri''s
from the business. ,.
All parties knowing themselves
;,dehted will please call at the shop
and make settlement OF their 9c
anrrt to either Mr.. Fuller or MI
orr Greeley, Colo. Dec. l.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-15
Reware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense .vs,e o.,
smell and compe,ely der:nse ing tne Wm' snrfsees
when When epe s4tiees should never be used except on
sHs 9m sbs sood
damasc NV INV derive from them. Halls CataTrh
can, can p' Manufactured by F. J. Cheney q 70.
TTuisdo Tuis o., contains no mercury and IS tasea
interua.y y.,nrfaces OF the system. In buying
nue. cassrrh Cure be sure you get the genuine
f It intern.ly and IN Iolsss tsss
by r. l.; +. drnsvi.ts, Price 75c per bottle.
Tat. Toiu Hall 5 Family Pills for constipation
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-15
Cured Paralysis.

". S. Bailey, P. o. True leS's'
u,rites MY wife had been suiier-
inr five years with paralysis IN mel mel
arm when l was persuaded 10 use
~au,rd"s Snow Liniment, "tiicu
cured her alright. have also ustu USE ~
:, 't for old sores, frostbites and skil'
r,ntions. 1t does the work -S'
~. Al, Sold by J. f. Fezer'
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NOIAS Y NOIICAS.


Faest0 social. Con motive del bau-
tizo de an Gracioso nino de los espos0s
Saldafla L6timer, Sc efectu6 anoche en-
Is casa de los mismos que es tambi6n
Ia de don Ramon Latimer. en- SaDtur-
ce, unaanimada reunion, & Ia que con-
curri6 ungrupo de belIfsimas damas Y
i6venes familiares fntimos de aque-
Ilos.
Sc baiI6 hasta las doce de la noche,
siendo obsequiados todos con Ia proc
verbal galanterIa de tan cultss fami-
las.
Entre las damas estaban las senori-
tas Casalduc, Margot MartoreIl, Bib,
Carmen y Blanca Fernandez. Apita
Josefina Saldana. Isabel Romero, Ma
ria Hobet, Rita Calaf. NJ. Nadal Y Sc
floritas Finlay.
SVerdad que era bello Ell b0uQuetY
Sc astsegatG. .-Muy pronto va para Ia
simpStica ciudad de Arecibo Ia bella
sefiorits Carmen CasRlduc, que pasara
aIIi una corta temporada.
Que ssIga otra vez y pronto, el sol
de la Gale de San Francisco.
Para M0mGt5. En- la mafana de
hoy han saIido para ese pueblo los dis
tinguidos esposos Calaf Collazo Y bella
hiia Rita, que estaran algunos dfas en-
SUI pueblo natal, siendo su objeto ceIe-
brar las fiestas de la Monserrate, como
hacen todos los amos.
Los pobres estan de enhOrabuenR
pues los esposos de References. repar-
tiran en- esos dfas abundantes limosnas.
Bod0. 0.-Pasado maflana tendr6 efec-
to ell anunciado enlace de los estimados
6venes de esta sociedad don Ramon
Luis Daub6n y senorita Maria Mo-
rales.
La boda sera suntuosa asistiran los
amigos de ambas familias. que son
muchos.
Daremos cuenta oportunamente del
acto, que promote ser espl6ndido.
Felicidad sin nubss q los dichosos
prometidos.
In chiSmesito. .--Eu Ia plszs de ar
mas, durante Is retreta de antenoche y
cuando ell humo del falso ineendio pu-
so eu conmoci6n Y c9rreras & los pa
seantes Bomberos, Sc le extravi6 an
psfiuelo muy mono y muy perfumado
un apuesto gal5n.
Tiene iniciales ell indiscreto pafluelo
ell perfume era de violetas Y 10 en-
contr6 una damita muy bella y gracio-
sa i. que 10 guardsra ceno prue-
ba de f4grante delito de inco: stanCia. .
iCuantos disgustos pueden traer los
psfluelos monos que Sc pierden en- las
plazas -!
REMEMBER.
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NOticias generates

-Cuand0 la nostalgia Sc apodera
de nuestr0 ser y todo nos cause indi-
ferencia. no hay NADIA mas proVechoso
que tomar una mas copas del sfama-
do Ron viejo de Gatell.
La dicha mas grande para ell dis
p6ptico es hacer perfecta digestion, y
solo SO consigue tomando Ia Estoma
calina Ulrici.
JULIAN MATIENZO. - AImac@n
de Ferreteria. < Ofrece de gu especia
lidad, surtido complete de pinturas in
glesas garantizadas de superior cali
dad, surtido complete de efectOs para
c0ches, ruedas patente. camones, etc
Surtido complete de paIas, barras, ca
rretillas, barrenas, picos. azadas. me-
chas de nina y rastrillos. Surtido
comT leto de efectos de plomer1a, ba-
nos lavabos. lIaves de todas classes,
etc Todos { precios sin competen.
cia +.
ANHEUSER BUSCH Y BUD
WEISER, son las meiores marcas de
cerveza americana. P1danlas en- los
Restaursnes y Cafetines. Estas cerve-
zss son puras completamente y libres
de todo acido. De Venta en todos los
establecimientos de la Capital. Mil
llenhoff 8 Korber, agentes generates.
d. p.
AL PUBLICO. - Fotograffas. am
pliaciones y fotOgrabados Sc hacen en-
la Fotograffa de Ia Succession dc AIOn-
SO. San Francisco 40. a.p.
TOME listed una pill ora recOns-
titugente de las de Vale y Cancio,
analicela, est6diela bien. y Sc c3nveL-
cera de que siendo perfectamente asi-
milabies tiene que ejercer una podero-
sa acci6n contra Ia auemia.
LAS INDIGESTIONES Sc ALI
WAN INMEDIATAMENTE, con to-
mar dos sellos, radicalmente Sc curan
con un solo estuche del Digestive Mo
iarriets; sin privarse de alimentos.
Las Dispepsias y Gastralgias, Sc curan
con tomar 8 estuches. Para cura-
radicalmente las mas graves enferme-
dades cr6nicas, gastrointestinales, Sc
debe tomar durante 8 4 meses ell Di-
gestivo Mojarriets; que es 81 dnlco
verdadero remediO CASTRO intestinal
complete radical, universalmente con-
frmado superior q todos los Otroa para
curar las enfermedadts del est6mgos
JULIA OTERO, Profesora de pis-
no, permanecera solamente dos meses
en- los Estados Unidos. 3.
SQUIERE usted estsr tranquilOy y vi
vir Independence HOsp6dese en- ell
eHotel Marinao, Allen No. 70, San
Juan.
Pupilos por meses q SIS y IS do
liars. 4 VS.
Dice Bezlo que, Ia imitaci6n supo.
ne siempre un talento inferior en- 9!
que imita. Por ESQ las imitaci0nes de
Ia cerveza NPabst0 no prOsperarar
mientras existan buenOs tomadOres
M. r. Calder6n & Co. Tetuan II sOr
sus receptores.
Para tener ssngre RIGA en- gl6bulo'
roios y evitar ell sumentO de los leneo
c tos, gl6bulos blancos, tonne usted la'
Ffldoras rosadas del doctor Paniagua
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Informe del Official De Sanidad de
San Juan, durants Ia Semaaa
que tsTmiDa en- 23 de
AgOstO, 1904.

Causas de muerte: Anemia pernicio-
90, /; Tuberculosis pulmonar, 3; Leu
comia, 1; EpiIepcia, 1; Tetano infantil,
/; Castro enteritis, 1; Cirrosis hep5ti-
ca, /; Atrepsia infsntil, 1; Rsquitis-
mo, /. Total: II.
Enfermedades generates. 5; enfer-
medades del sistems nerviosO, 2; en-
fermedades del sistema digestive, 2;
N6mero de defunciones. II. Blsn-
ccs. Z. De color. 4.
Nacimientos: Varones blancos, 5;
de color, 3: total. 8. Hembras blan-
cas-, z; de color. 9 total, Is. Total ge-
neral de nacimientos. "a.
Enfermedades contagiosas. o.
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An U n C | 0
la.,l,a,ta,, nnt of the Mterior

Department of the Interior
Bureau of Public Works.
Office of the Superintendent of Pu-
blic Works.
San Juan, P. r.. Agosto 26, 1904.
De orden del ComisiOnsdo del lnte-
rior Sc dara principle ell dfa 20 de Sep
tiembre & las 9 de Ia msTiana a Ia venta
en- p6blica subasta por 81 aimOnedero
p1blico, don Francisco Iurull, de los
bienes efectos perteneclentes al 90
bierno Iusulsr procedentes de la anti
qua JuntS de ObrRs del Puerto de San
Juan Y otros que Sc considerRn inDece-
sarios para ell servicio de las obras pu-
bIicas insulares.
La venta tendra lugar en- ell local
donde se encuentran depositadOs dl-
chos efectos en- ell Arsenal, barrio de
Ia Marins, bsjo las condolences sigulen-
tes:
NO Sc admitir5n proposiciones
inferiores 4 las dos terceras parties dc
Is tasaci6n de los diferentes articuIos
seo1n consts en- ell inventario valorado
suscrito por los peritos tssadores, ei
cual se haIla de manifesto en- el Bureau
de Obras P6blicas donde podran exa-
minarlo los interessdos y obtener los
informes que deseen relatives q Ia su-
bastas
2.-EI pago ser6 de contado y los
compradores deberan retirar del local
los efectos que adquieran dentro de los
diez dfas siguientes q Ia adjudication
p z. Hernandez.
Supt. Of Public Works.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-30
SERVICIO CIVIL.

La Comisi6n del Servicio Civil de
los Estados Unidos, nos participa que
el dfa de Octubre en- Ponce y ell 12
en- San Juan, Sc verifcaran examenes
para ingresar en- ell Servicio Civil.
Las formas en- blanco y demas por-
memories pueden ser obtenidos del Sc
cretario del Board de Examinadores.
El 90 de Septiembre deben estar to-
das las aplicaciones en- poder de dicho
Secretario.
Los ex6menes ser6n para escribien-
tes. appendices, servicio Departamen-
tai, servicio de las imprentas del Go
biarno, etc.
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Publications. recibidas.

Hemos recibido el n6mero 80 de
Agosto de la importante publication
de modas, xLa Ultima Moda.o cuyO
lena els todo por la mujer para Ia
muier. Toda familia debe proveerse
de este peri6dico por las ventsias que
reporta, pues viene Esiempre interesan-
te en- sus grabados. de trsies y para
bordados Y calados. patrOnes cortados,
fgur1n iluminadO y un texto de leCtu-
ra interesante.
Para mas informes de suscripciones,
Antonio Sim6, Luna 81.
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LUIS MENDEz VAz.
Candidate a la Secretaria de la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan.

FL senor M6ndez Vaz, candidate Ia
Secretarfs de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan. es persona que gcza aqu1 de
general respeto y estima, por cuanto
no va en- ell desempeGo de su cargo 81
no particularmente Sc ha hecho acree-
dor tai distinction.
Es un iurisconsuIto joven, de bien
cimentada reputation.
Gradu6se de abogsdo en- la Univer-
sidad de Barcelona con nota de sobre-
saliente.
Ha desempe6ado el cargo de Juez
AsoCiado de Ia Corte de Distrito de
Mayaguez.
Academia de Jurisprudencia y Legis
Iaci6n de Barcelona.
Desempe6a ell cargo de SecretariO
de Ia COrte de Dlstrito de San Juan
hace mas de un afIo y medic, 8 salts
facci6n de tOdos. x. \.
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La carne que Sc consume en- San
Juan.
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ENaltacidn a Maestro.

La respectable Logia eCaballeros de
Ia Verdado procedera a la exaltaci6u
de este grado, al joven seflor Manuel
Gonzalez. La ceremonial sera Nevada
& efecto esta noche las p. m, cen
toao el ceremonial del Rito York Sc
invita- al acto.
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iiiABAJo MONOPOuOS!!!

Hilo De coser ingl6s superior en- CD
rreteIes de 200 yardas. para sastres =
costureras. el mas barato melor Gel
mundo.
Lo venden en- sus Rlmacenes por ma
yor 81 detail S. Melon 8 Co.. San
Justo 10. Puerto Rico. p.
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RON ''[LAVE."
q Y. 8.

acknowledgements eI mas puro. hi
ei6pico agradable que Sc fabrica en-
el pals. Sc vende en- los prl91clpales
establecimientos, Y en- Areclbo por
Sucesores de Roses & Ca.
2v.p.s.
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Sc estan sacrifcando diarismente 10
reses de 18 arrobss igual 4.5OO libras
de carne. =.
La Capital, Santurce. Puerta de Tie
IRA Marina tienen aproximadamente
40 600 habitantes, repRrtidas las 4.5OO
Iibras entire los hoteles. fondas casas
pudientes, Sa como le correspondent
& los dema habitantes por Cabeza3
Creemos que aquf esta esplicada ID
anemia 6 unsinariasis que tantO esta
dsndo que hacer q los m6dicos.
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Sc veNDE BARATo

Una maquina de vapor con su mo-
limo capaz para siete bocoyes de az1
car sI dia. Artesas de hero y IN
alambique de cobre reforzado eEgoot
numero Al
tnformar6 A. PU1GDOLLERS-
Tetuan Z. 15v.a
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En- esta imprenta 30 vende p&peA q
peri6diSO vieiO, & $500 auintaI.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15

and to draw the gaze OF European nations past the
seaboard to the substantial greatness ana
achievement of the Middle West.
St Louis must be first in association with the
new facts Of Western progress. st. Louis must
mark the new history Of the West. which is the new
history of the nation That history must date from
the St Louis Exposition. In large sense that his
tory must originate in st. Louis The newer deyel-
opment of the Middle West and particularly of the
great Southwest which will go into and characterize
history must take its impetus from the metropolis
of the interior.
For many years to come, at least, st. Louis will
be the Worlds Fair City, first among American
metropolises in universal interest. Perhaps there
will never be another worlds fair. that the city
may forever this aspect undmmed.
Contemplating the growth development, spirit
and distinct cosnopQlite tone inevitably TO result
from the experience of this year, and gazing into
future bigger with possibility than that of any other
city considering the limtess inherent power of the
vast tributary regions just beginning TO expend
their vitality toward our upbuildng, cannot but
perceive the fufnent of the ancient historical
prophecies of st. LouisS greatness.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
CONSUMPTION BREEDS CRIME.

Doctor Lawrence F. Flick Of Phipps Institute
Philadelphia, in lecture recently declared that
tuberculosis 'rhe most prolific source Of poverty,
crime, insanity and degeneracy in the world
The announcement comes at an opportune time.
Never before has there b.e such crusade against
consumption as at present The statement made
by Doctor Flick is backed by him in a strong ar
ragnment of cities which neglect to'properly safe
guard the people against the encroachments Of the
dread disease.
While the Philadelphia physician dealt largely In
generalites in his denunciation Of cities, giving
statistics yet it is apparent that there is much truth
in his statement. Disease, ,despondency, weakness
and want stalk along together and breed crime in
the elements Of society which easily give up the
struggle of building character.
There is a new field open to administrations In
cities. Perhaps the statement of the Philadelphia
doctor explsins the crimes in the East Side of New
York, where consumption ravages the people and
where hygiene does least to cure
Should the explanation Of the Philadelphia expert
tuberculosis be accepted and should 1t be borne
out by facts then indeed is necessary for every
city, town and hamlet in the country to exert itself
to stamp out the most common Of diseases.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
.TrRN ON THE LIGHT.

Governor Dockery has demanded Of the Police
Commissioners full investigation of the actions of
the force Saturday and the punishment Of officers
who violated or neglected their duties as upholders
Of the law.
The Governor has shown a commendabe recogni-
ton of the obligations resting upon the head Of the
States administration. In both st. Louis and Kan
sas City his instructions beforehand were explicit.
His emphatic demand for an investigation of the
trouble in St Louis is proper continuance of his
right policy. The State understands that the resou-
ton denouncing him which one Of the faconal con-
ventions passed In Kansas City was nothing more
than a hasty expression of political hotheadcdness
But in st. Louis the Governor can go further.
He cannot be satisfied with the fact that three of the
Commissioners the tickets which represented
the side benefited by the violence at the primaries.
He cannot fail to see that Police Board of his
appointment has placed him In embarrassing posi-
ton. Not a man in ST. Louis doubts that definite
plan take possession of the voting lines organ
lied for at least the Twentyeighth Ward that ruff
fans of low class were used with clear purpose
and direct leadership by somebody; that the police
men, while not guilty Of violence themselves know
ingly refrained from interfering with the outages
perpetrated by these gangs voters of the ward.
Repeating boldly practiced at polling places in
other wards. -.s.. .I.-u
Let us assume that the three Commissioners will
act with sincerity and resolution upon the Governors
peremptory order. They have embarrassed them
selves as well the Governor, by taking active and
open part on the side which police negligence Of duty
materially assisted. If they punish the policemen
the charge will be made by the suspicious that the
officers were sacrificed to screen higher officials; If
they do not punish anybody the charge Of white
wash will be freely circulated.
While this regrettable situation has been created
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS

L F. Havenkanp Of Fort Worth. Tx, n
registered at the st. Nicholas.
A. ]. Gregory Of Portland. Ark is On the
guest list at the Lindel
= Mrs H. H Tompkins OF Denver In SPEND
tag a few days at the Planters.
Robert Campbell OF Sheldon. Mo-, was
among Yesterdays arrivals at the Iaclede-
j W. Pierce sf Waterloo. Ia. Is at the
Madison.
s.. c. weatherby Of jefferson csv was At
the Southern yesterday.
W. A. Anderson OF idaho Falls is at tAs
New St James
lanes NJ. Engei OF Kansas CITY 10 regis
tered at Horns Hotel
u. B. Credible of Denison. Tex. was at ths
Moser yesterday.
B. c. McCameron Of Pine Blun. Ark. Is .
guest at the st. Nicholas.
w. l. owsley. a merchant Of Meridian.
Miss is at the Linde1
Mira Harold M Sewan OF Bathe. Ne. is on
the guest list at the Planters
E E. Talbot of Terre Hauts Ind-' IL at
the Laclede.
w D. Mcmillan of Fort worth was At the
Southern yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs J II Smith Of Success, Ark,
are guests at the New ST. James
-Ssnos-Dumont the Brazilian aercnaut, In
at the Southern for several days '--
C r. Gregg and H. II. Houshton Of Jones
boro Ark. are at the Moser.
w. H. Newman OF Louisville KY In reg
iytered at the Planters
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
The Real Danger.



Assistant Secretary Loomis OF the State Depart
ment, In his article in this weeks Independent upon
the situation In San Domingo, puts his finger upon
real danger in the situation when he remarks
debt Of San Domingo is sabout s25Ooo0Oo chiefly
other countries than the United States, and that the
present state Of affairs cannot last much longer with
out attracting foreign attention in a way somewhat
similar to the Venezuela affair. This danger becomes
more acute in view OF the surprising decision
Of The Hague Tribunal which establishes principle
that powers which resort bockading and lombard
ing Of collecting debts may thereby
preference over creditors who pursue less violent
course In the existing chaos in San Domingo, where
there is no established government and three four
different factions representing different asprants for
the presidency contrnding for the mastery. with
the very minimum CT regard foreign neutral
interests there is danger that any moment situation
may arise which may give foreign Power pre-
text for Intervention 1t therefore that
although the United States. Loomis asserts, has
no idea whatever of annexing San Domingo. and would
be extremely reluctant to upon the responsibility
of protectorate it. 1t may yet be forced and at
no distant day, to adopt the latter policy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
WILL SHOW BEDLAM
HORRORS AT FAIR.
Special Exhibit Planned to Con-
trast Modern and Ancient
Treatment of Aliens
in Institutions.

Straight Jackets and the trcadmill form
erly used in the treatment of the insane
will be exhibited at the Worlds Fair
alongside the pianos and canary birds
that are items in the modern methods OF
handling the demented.
Charity covered more than multitude
of sins as far as the treatment of the
insane was concerned In times not long
passed when the proper mode OF curing
dementla was supposed to be harshness
and the instrument most used was Il stout
and legged club. This has all been
changed. and the two methods will be IL
lUstrated by n complete resume of In
struments and results. the latter in the
form Of tables and charts. in the Section
of Charities and Correction in the Dduca-
tional bu lding.
Clubs ana tackle whereby the witiess
one was hung up by the thumbs to be
beaten. will be the most innocent looking
machines in the exhaustive display that
has been planned and will soon be in
stalled In the proper section
Following the old idea that the Madness
was an evidence of possession by devils
the only possible cure was thought to be 70
make the body so untenable for the deVllS
that they would depart, but more often II
was the life OF the patient that departed.
which was seldom regretted by the Of
ficials of the institutions who went on the
formerly accepted theory that one was
better off dead than d lunatc-
In the olden days there was but one KIND
Of madness; at least every case was ea1- IIeaI-
ed alike. To-day. many forms are recos-
uiZed, each requiring a special form.
The results of twenty-five years work
with insane patients In all the modei M
stitutIons in the United States and abroad
will be shown in comprehensive form, ana
ii is expected that the section deXoted 20
the insane at the Exposition VIII pIoNs
the most instructive that has ever been