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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
he IMPunENT ARTIsr.

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but some person has been scribbIug 90.
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Mrs. Newrich-Weu. he's got his nerve. SIN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

". J. HyeT. Brooklyn: The address you desire Is
Mss Lizzie A Stone. 80. 2l7 Hudson-st.. Buffalo
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
NEW MEMBERS.

The following new members have been enrolled:
Mrs. J. I. Roberts, W. Lichtenamer. Mrs. a. c.
Havand, Mrs. A. l. Mills, Mrs. A. S. Burrell, J. r.
Congden. Mrs T. J.. Stinson. Mrs. B. Walton. Mrs
A r. Malone. Mrs F. Levy. Mrs. Eliza p Boice.
Mrs. William Mills. Mrs. william Crozier, Mrs. r
Il Wetmore Mrs James McFarlan. Mrs William
Irving Mrs. George A Miller. Mrs T. J. Wales,
r. T. Holbrook Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. A Peck. a c.
White. Miss Nichols and Mrs. A Welbeu. OF New
York State; Mrs. J. Bechus. Mrs. II T. Lewis and
Miss ID L. Woodward. % Connecticut: A. .. KEEL
locC Mrs r. r.. stevens. &. NJ Clark and Mrs
Norton Of Vermont. Mrs. J. u. Hawkins and o. T.
Closs0n Of Washington. Miss Grace Guerrant OF
Kertuclv. j. ID shaw. % New-Hampshire: =. II
Tazelton Mrs. II ,. Reed and " Brown. OF
Maine. and A. 8 Luka. of Florida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
A GROUP OF RECIPES.

subscriber" Honesdale, Penn. has been good
enough 70 contribute the following recipes:
Welsh Rabbit-The ingredients are butter half
the size OF an egg and a teaspoonfuI OF -four and
after this IS melted onehaB three-quarters or one
hound Of cheese according 20 the quantity
you happen TO have in the house, Cut the cheese
Into small pieces and stir while IL IS melting When
II begins 10 look buttery take the yok OF one egg
one teaspoonful Of mustard and pinch OF cayenne
repper Mix thoroughly. stir into the melted
cheese and add three-fourths Of a cup o. milk
white OF egg (beaten stinD and let It boil.
Nut Kisses-Take pound OF powdered sugar.
one pound OF hickory nuts (meats) chopped. the
whites Of six eggs, tablespoonfuls OF -four
Drop en- well buttered tins and brown in very
slow oven
Banquet Saltines with Nuts)-Take the white
OF one egg. one tablespoonful OF powdered sugar.
one cupful OF nuts Chopped. but not very hne)
Spread very thin on banquet Saline crackers and
place in for very short time. They must
81 watched carefully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
EASTER CARDS WANTED

Easter greetings have been sent 10 Japan and
TUrsa-, but there are many more members IN
places not remote who viii be disappointed II
unremembered at Easter time. At the present mo-
meut there - not single Easter card at the office:
but the old and young invalids. tho crippled chill
cren ana the Indian children should have at least
"a caro- Of greeting the cay when all the world
ls filed with rejoicing. Please send contributions
early, 70 takes time. with all the other neces-
sary work. even 20 address several hundred
curelDvos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

Certain thoughts are prayers There arc mo
rnents when the soul Is kneel.nC. no matter wha
the attitude OF the body may be.-CEictCr Hugo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

At q quarter 70 5 o'clock Neil found himself On,
TIE F1rley Hall lawn At ten rfinutes 20 O'Clock
Maggie came out to him, abounding with sym
patty and sweetness. And at three minutes 70
o'clock Eve Joined them with mischief her ewes
"JuIo. you twoi Are you spoons Ike Tom and
ne?'' she cried.
Il IS difficult % say whether Maggie or Neil
blushed the more to that outrageous question. But
OF course Neil did the speaking.
"Er-ves.' he stamwered.- Illustrated Sporffn4
and Dramatic News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
AMBoY, N. ], FRIDAY, JANUARY {, 1904.
WILL FIGHT AGAINST
CHILD LABOR IN STATE
Organization Forming to Attack
the Matter-0ne Meeting
Held in Newark.

The crusade against child labor in
New Jersey, will, it is believed, be
crystalized within a few days in the
formation of a permanent body to be
known as a COMMITTEE for the Pro-
lection of Children" The New Jer-
sey Consumers League, a Unitarian
organ ization, has already taken up
this question. At its invitation many
representatives of public and private
educational ands ph~ilanthropic organ
~izations met in Newark yesterday and
discussed the feasibility of forming a
permanent child labor committee.
In the discussion that ensued it was
shown, largely through the reports of
personal and thorough investigation
conducted by Miss Florence d. Dale.
of Montclair, that the evil of child
slavery was SO prevalent throughout
the State as to prove conclusively the
need of active cooperation between
all the agencies that come in contact
with the lives of the children of the
poor.
1t was decided TO form the proposed
permanent committee and to extend
invitations to membership to factory
inspectors, through officers attached
to local boards of Education. proba-
tion officers connected with the Juv-
emile Courts, relief agencies, chlldren's
aid societies. charity organization
societies, social settlements and other
organizations; also individuals who
are, or should be, in sympathy with
the purposes of the proposed body.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08

The distance from the farthest point
of polar discovery to the pole itself is 239
miles. But this polar radius, though
only 239 miles in extent, is covered by
ice gorges and precipices OF incredible
difficulty, and frost is so severe that no
instrument of human invention can
it's intensity, and it blisters
the skin like extreme heat. The great
est progress that has ever been made
across these wildernesses of storm, OF
fury and d%esolation, was at the rate OF
six miles a day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
LEGISLATURE WILL
COMMENCE TUESDAY.
Contractors Confident they VIII
Have Senate Chamber Ready
for Opening.

The sessions of the one hundred and
twenty eighth Legislature of New
Jersey will begin at the State house
next Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
AS Is customary on such occasions, it
is expected that the desks of the
members of both the Senate and AS
sembly will be profusely decorated
with flowers.
The contractors at work on the new
Senate Chamber are confident that
they will have the meeting place OF
the upper house completed in time for
the opening of the session.
When the new Legislature 9
there will be in the Senate IA Repub-
licans and Z Democrats and in the
Assembly 38 Republicans and 20 Demo-
Gratis, Dr. a Republican majority Of %
on joint ballot.
Senator Edmund W. Wakelee, of
Bergen, is the caucus nominee for
President Of the Senate, and John
Boyd Avis is slated for the Speaker
ship OF the Assembly. Senator Joseph
Gross, of Union, is to be the leader Of
the majority, while Everett Colby is
to fill the like position in the Assembly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
A HARD STRUGGLE
Many a Perth AmbOy Citizen finds
the Struggle Hard

With a back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disorders,
Daily existence is but a struggle.
No need to keep it up.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure yon.
Perth Amboy people endorse this claim
Mr.. Miles Nelson, of No. 80 Lewis St,
Inspector L. V. r. II. car shops, says :
There was a pain in my back which
chung to me day and night. My work
compels me to do a great deal Of stooplug
aud bending forward, which greatly az
gravated the trouble. If / kept moving
about / did not mind it SO much, but the
minute l sat down The pain increased and
became almost unbearable. Doan's Kid
ney Pills were recommended to me and l
got a box at G., w. Parisen's drug store.
They helpee me from the very start, and
when l had finished the first box l felt
better in every way. Doan's Kidney Pills
have my endorsement. 1 will always
keep them in the house to use again if
the occasion arises"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
a box. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
N. Y. sole agents for the U, s,
Remember the name-Doan's.and take
10 substitute.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
CARPENTERS
WILL UNITE.
International Unions Get TOgeth.
er and Will Have One Biz .
Organization.

By virtue of the decision of the
United brotherhood OF Carpenters ana
Joiners of America, all members of
this craft in the United States and
Canada have come nnder Ione head
through the consolidation of the
Brotherhood with the American Dis
trict of the Amalgamated Carpenters
and Joiners of Great Britain.
The British organization is much
the weaker, numbering only about
II, 200 men. The United States organ
;zation numbers 1877, 900. The dispute
between the organizations eliminated
last March and the United Board of
Building Trades of which Sam
Parks was a leading spirit, began to
order sympathetic strikes on III work
where Brotherhood members were
employed. This caused the loss of
thousands of dollars to carpenters
and joiners.
These two organizations had been
at odds a number of years and a elm
ax was reached last spring when all
Brotherhood carpenters were ordered
to strike when Amalgamated men
were employed on the same job. This
strike was largely responsible for the
consolidation which is affected today.
Heavy contributions were levied
throughout the country iu order that
the fight might be sustained. Through
the medium of "Sam" Parks cum
~munlcations were opened to abandon
the fight against the Brotherhood and
to admit its representative to the
Board. The sum requested was $40,
900. Frank Duffy, general secretary
of the Brotherhood, whose headquar-
ters are in indianapolis, thouhgt this
sum a good investment, but said he
must consult his organization. The
money was not paid. The British
organization is said to have paid $780,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08

This frock is pretty made in pale
biscuit color. The tucking IN the
waist is very good, giving the effect
of three large box plaits. The little
square yoke and cuffs are made of a
cream all-over lace. Fancy buttons
are sewed on the tabs. The skirt has
a double box plat down the front
width and down the middle of the
back.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
O HOME WEAR.

A useful, pretty and not too elabor-
ate frock is made like the above de-
sign. 1t should be made of a rather
lightweight material. Pretty silk ana
wool crepes are being sold now for a
dollar a yard. Etamine car be bought
as low as sixty and seventy-five cents
a yard, so house frocks can be gotten
up very inexpensively.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
Engineering Feat.

The sinking of shafts through wet
ground has recently been successfully
accomplished by the aid of artificial
freezing. The ground is hardened in this
manner to prevent a sudden thrush of
water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
Funerals In Paris.

All the funerals in Paris are conduct
ed by a single syndicate, which has a
licensed monopoly of the business.
There is a regular tariff of rates, a
first-class funeral costing $1,000, and a
cheap, or ninth-class, SIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08

600 in order to have representation on
the Board.
/. The present consolidation agreement
holds good until January 1, 1905 and
to bind it each organization has de-
posted $25, 600 in banks as guarantees
Of &c Cd faith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08

New nutmegs may be distinguished
from the last years supply by scraping
the surface with the finger. II new, the
oil will moisten the spot at n Mace.
when new, is also oily. 1t should always
be purchased whole and ground is
needed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
Maidenhair Fern.

Maidenhair fern, if cut and placed in
water with other plants, withers very
quickly, but if kept by itself will last
for days. This curious fact is made
more apparent if either ~mignonette
heliotrope is among the flowers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
Red Sen Is Blue.

The Red sea is for the most part
blue. 1t gets its name from those small
portions of it covered by minute ami
malculae which make the surface of
the water appear red.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
To Hide Her Hat.

81 wonder why Katherine ear thi
wells wrapped around her hat and nc
over her face?"
You wouldn't ask if you could see TIN
hat. She trimmed it herself."-Cincin-
natl Times-Star,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
Chocolate for the Army.

The great nutritive powers of choco-
late are now so generally recognized
that it has been adopted for campaign
use in the armies and navles of almost
every European government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08
Among the Burmese.

The Burmese have a curious idea re-
garding coins. They prefer those which
have female heads on them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08

Two per cent. of the water of the
Dead sea is solid matter. The greatest
part of this is chloride of magnesium.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08

The above suits are all man-tailored and
made in the newest styles and best weaves, and
the prices will speak for themselves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08

Tadies, Fine Kersev Coats, were 12oS... 8. 9S
Ladies, Fine Beaver Coats, we're I2.4e.. s. rs
Ladies' Heavy Zibeline Coats, were 5.98, 4.25
To @. - were 4.o8, $40
child,s Long Zibeline Coats, we're a. oS.. 1925
Child's Long Kersey Coats, were 49,. 3.49
Child's Long Beaver Coats, were 6.5o,... 4.9o
Capes and Suits.
Ladies' Heavy Winter Capes, were 5.a5.. 3.9S
649.. 4.9S
Suits.
Ladies' All Wool Suits, were TO-. 9S $50. lbs
!" y " IL S...... 9.9S
:" &c " 1893 -. 10. 80
" 1898 ....11.96
The above suits are all man-tailored and
- a.d kact u1aaL-.c aSd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-08

Bleached Table Damask, were 2oc ..,... 22Hc
All Linen Table Damask, were 3oc. 32Ec
=" 5oc...... 42Hc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-04

The most careful ami omplete at
tention 10 detail may be expected in
connection with MI Charles L. Han
foId's engagement in this city His
manager MI. f. Lawrence Walker,
who has been associated with him III
a business capacity for upwards Of
fourteen years, Is now in the city Civ
ing person attention TO the prepare
tons for this even; which promises 10
be one of the most brilliant dramatic
presentations that Mr. Hanford has
achieved in all his distinguished ca
rcel as an actor and producer Mr.
Walker announces the finest company
tina. has yet been organized for Mr..
hantord's support
M. iianiord Will appear at the
opera h0ase on Tuesday evening, Oct.
18Th in an elaborate production CT
tAt superb comedy, Don Caesar le
Eazln The theatorgoers OF this
liiy will res ember Nh Hanfords
splendid production of The Tanning
u the Shiew," last season and will
ook forward with pleasurable ant,c.-
ration "a his visit this year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-04

day morning." said w NJ Bates last
night at the Clarendon Hotel. Il
caught the train for Memphis and my
son started back towards the levee
camp at O'Brens Landing. did not
know Of the wholesale killing until |
reached Covington on my way 10 this
\ city There | received a message
from my son which simply related
the bare fact that James Weaver and
three negroes had been killed by
! Charles Geitrell.
Last night | received long dis.
tanco message from my son. From
! this message IL seems that Geitrel
was not responsible for his actions.
/ lie was stricken down with fever Il
I few days ago He had been in the
camp eope"al weeks ana was one of
the clerks in the commissary depart.
ment His bed lay only a few feet
away from the counter OF the store.
Yesterday afternoon Geitrell call
ed Weaver back to his bed He said
that he was sick and asked Weaver
TO take charge of the cammissary de.
partment. The latter agreed to do so
He turned and started back towards
the Store. There We're two negro men
ana a negro woman standing against
the counter at the time Gaitrel was
delirioaa
You know that it requires d stock
Of arms 10 conduct a leyee camp. Pts
tolls We're lying about the store When
Weaver turned to leave the bed Of
Getrell the latter arose.
He grabbed a pistol and fred into
The back of Weaver The latter fell
at The first shot, Then the delri3us
man began to shoot Unfortunately
about the store. All three of the ne.
grOes in the store received bullets
They fell upon the floor and expired
In an almost nude condition Gel
uell then ran out Of the building. lie
5,arlad towards the woods. Chase for
g few moments was not undertaken
1T was only a short tmee before
the news Of the shooting was noised
about and before a posse could be
started for the temporarily crazed
youth. The killing was entirely I'M
expected. Although leyee camps car
ry good stock of arms, we never ex-
pactod any such contingency as that
Of yesterday.
"Geittell IL hardly "a years Of age
lie has lived in Mississippi About
two weeks ago he applied for q posi-
ton tc NY son and was given one
Weaver has been the foreman at the
camp. and no ill-feeling has existed
between he and Getrell, From what
| understand OF the killing, It was
simply the act Of a dellrious man, who +
was temporarily crazed ntend q (
50 tc the camp on the FIRST trah that
can take this mOrnnl.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-04
. o o . - . - . . .
BUSINESS LOCALS. .

The best h0r-c sheer IN Cairo is
Bin Organ 1906 Commercial ayonu
opposite Powers livery stable.
Burke's Livery. Feed and Boarding
stables hrstclass livery service. A
iue line o. carriages for funeral oc-
casions Always the best
Going to build or repair this
sprinaT See Kelly Bros Lumber CO.
for anything in lumber or building
material.
J buy sell and take in pawn every
thing Ladies' AMI gents clothing a
specially. Guy r. Perry. the pawn.
broker 500 Commercial avenue.
a. HALEY. wire screening. poultry
nettlns. wafer coolers. gasoline stoves
and ovens. sie7 ladders, brushes.
hardware and stoves.
conant & Rennie. groceries. dry
goods and meat market and general
merchandise. leaders for everything
In their line. Let them supply you.
Too good 10 be passed byi Beauti-
ful Slk Shirt Waist Snitings can De
had al Hyman's for C5 cents a yard
during this week.
Engraved calling caris-your nam,
engraved on copper plate dn scriptl
and a hrnirei cards for $50. 100
cards from your own plate for 500.
John A Miller. jeweler. 9Th and Com
mercial avenue
Uncle Joe's Hotel. best 800 a DAY
house in The three states You gel
The best Of everything to eat ap5
drink. and q nice clean bel
You Uaat your horse shod right.
and 1t ali BE- done when you take il
q Bin Dugan. 1906 Commercial ave
nue., opposite Powers livery stable. .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-04
IcH SCHOOL NOTES.

The aaseniee5 at the high school
yesterday were as fellows Frel
/ Hartman, Murray FAlcaaar and Allan
Hlckco4 This il an improvement
over last week
The pupils Of MI Stones class III
zoology are very much Interested Ia
that lA.e q study ~ present they
are studying the anatomy Of the
grasshC pper.
FEED Hartman, who received a paiA
ful injury To his foot Friday. was not
aLic ii attend school yesterday
The absentces At the high school
yesterday vas caused BY three boys
and no, by sifa, as II usually H. Keep
up y0uc record boys:
The boys in manual training have
about finished thcii mechanical letter.
ing after which they viii begin the
work oi drawing the plans of a jardi-
Mere stand.
Mrs. Ways class viii start work in
Shakespeare Macbeth. Thursday
The baseball game which was to DC
played here the fifteenth with Marion.
has been cancelled. The management
think they can get a game 10 I'll this
date, although It is pretty hard to get
games now for early in the season.
Arthur Glenn formerly Of the class
OF "05 but who is now connected
with the Illinois Central railroad AT
this place was a visitor at the high
school yetorday
The girls basketball Scam was out
practic.ng yesterday FOR the FIRST time
this season. Miss Reed is arranging
dates FOR games. one Of which will be
played with Paducah
Mrs. Farrins class in arithmetic
has taken NJ the subject of mensura-
ton.
Ths Junior class In Latin will start
work in their prose hooks tomorrow
The members OF the Athletic asso-
citation have been given strict orders
to keep all non-memhers out Of the
rooms and gymnasium.
The two football teams We're out for
practice yesterday and made q good
showlns They lined up against each
other which gave them fine scrlm
mage practice.
There Is new material for the foo
5all team showing mp every day and
@ good strOne team is expected.
The work OF placing clothes racks
in The athletic room will begin tomor
row.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-04
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Tale Laxative Rrumo Q"iniue Tablets All
''r t-gi-'- tnnd IN money II H. fails to euro.
h. W. Grove gnatt re IL on.sch boA. ne.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-04

New York, whore daughter Pearl
Sherwood, is lurei to the clly by the
glare OF It's social lights, She finds
she Is the victim OF plot. Is abducted
and held prisoner ana meets with nu.
merous adventures Of the kind and In
the end her higher sense Of right as.
serts irseli The play carries with II
D moral lcssCn. The production III
said to be very elaborate one, and
the several characters in the play are
interpreted by people who are well
suited 10 The roles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-04

Black Patti TonIqh..

The Associated Press sent out the
following report on the inaugural pcr-
Torrance of this seasons "Black Pat.
II Troubadours: Seven thousand
persons paid nearly $4,000 to attend
the inaugural performance Of the
Greater Black Patti Troubadours az
the mag lificen, Ashury Ayenue Ca
siona. A bury Park n. J.. on Friday
evening. July 80. Every seat In the
great auditorium was sold hours be-
fore the performance began, and
many were turned away from the
doors. After opening, the throug was
50 great as 20 call out the entire pO-
lice force. under the sommand OF
Chief Smith. 10 maintain order. The
crowded condition of the vast audi-
forum and the spacious boa(l walk
approaches 10 the Casino at ) O'Clock
was so serious that Mayor Tenbroos
felt II incumbent 10 take personal
command of the situation, and gave
orders lhat the sale oi admission tick
cts be discontinued The entertain
ment made tremendous hit. and the
Troubadours. forty in number. created
q genuine sensation by their new
Looney DreaDland.' 'Pastimes on the
Plantation Glory Of the Fair. and
'Oaenbach Review. Tie Trouba-
dours make their appearance At the
Cairo opera house on Tuesday. Octo-
Der 9Th
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate % George p. DE Gelder, deceased. The
undersigned. having been appointed admins
tratrix Of the estate of George =. DE Ge der.
late Of the county ~ Alexander and the state
Of Illinois. deceased hereby gives notice that
she wifi appear before the countS court OF
Alexander county, Al the court house IN Cairo,
III, at the December term, on the FIRST Monday
in December next, at which tire all persons
having clsims against said estate are notified
aud requested TO sttend for tbs purpose Of
having the same adjusted. All persons in
debtcd TO said estate are required q make i'm
med iafe parF1ent 20 thu undersigned.
Dated this first dav Of October. A. u 1874
ALICE n Dr. GELDER. AdHinistTstfix.
Miles Frederick gi bert, Attorney.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-04
Peek's Bad Boy.

We wish TO give special notice thot
the "Peck's Bad Boy" company who
are 10 appear az the opera house on
THURSDAY, oct. g. IS the Leroy J.
French company and o. not connected
witt any other "peck's Bad Boy" com.
pany on re road. This is the com.
pany ,lat never closes ana aYe new
booked oac year IN advance com.
pany that consists OF fourteen FIRST
class people who command ami
get high salaries-thC company that
are playing 20 crowded houses ant
giving satisfaction everywhere. Mr.
French ie the owner Of French's op.rf
house. hyde Park. Mass. also "Thc
king OF Tramps" In Old Maine.
The COLLINS Dream" ana "Mugr'
Landing" companies. lie selects win
great care people 10 fill their respect
i've parts and personally guarantees
satisfaction or will cheerfully refund
your money. Don't get this company
mixel MP with any other on the road.
bu remember 10 is The Leroy }. French
company. ii you want an evening 6
laughter come and see them. Yoa
viii laugh a. never before.