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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

Caldwell. Orange cIusters-First-D l..
Beebe. Sweepstakes, the most effective
and elaborate citrus display, 500, 600
gallon wine tank, by the Italian Swiss
Colony.
Best fruits in quantities of one box
or more: Washington navels-First,
Mrs. w. Appleton; second. H. H. Hub
bard. Malta bloods-First. Mrs. F.
Poole; second, Miss Alice Caldwell
Lemons-First, Mrs. W. Appleton; sec
ond, Mrs. T. Poole
Best fruits in small quantities (no
less than twenty-four): Washington
navels-First, Yordi Mercantile Com
pany; second, Mrs. Fedora Poole:
third, Cloverdale Orange Company.
Malta Bloods-First, Mrs. F. Poole
Jappas-First. Mrs. ]. p. Whitaker.
Japanese-First, G. Hagmayer. Valen-
cia lates-First, G. Hagmayer Villa
Franco lemons-First, H. Fl. Hubbard.
second, w. T. Brush. Sicily lemons
FIRST, Mrs. E. Preston: second. Mrs. F.
Poole Lisbon lemons-F'irst. A.
Caughey Citrons-First, Mrs c.
Worth. Olive oil-First, Mrs. T. A
kleiser Picked olives-First. DR. A.
NJ. Coomes.
The judges on the quality of fruit.
at the conclusion of their report said:
And now word as to the exhibit
as a whole. We have attended very
many of the biggest citrus fairs in this
State and, while we have seen MANY
which would far excel that of Clover
dale, so far as the quantity of fruit and
number OF varieties is concerned. we
have never seen a more artistic display
or a better quality of fruit. as a whole.
got together anywhere. Your oranges
are not excelled aed the lemons on ex-
hibition are equal TO those produced
anywhere in California. 1t is evident
that Cloverdale can grow citrus fruit
and, from the taste displayed, the en-
terprise manifested in the getting up
of these fairs and the energy shown in
their management, it is further evident
that Cloverdale is abreast of the times.
and that her people do credit to the lit
tie paradise they inhabit.-'
The judges were John Isaac and
Alexander Craw.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
BARON SEEKS
SCHWAB'S LIFE
Titled Partisan Announces
That He Is Furious and
Boldly Insists on a Duel
Special Dispatch to The Call.

PARIS, Feb. 20.-Baron Rogniat who
subscribed $26, 900 as a French Under
writer to the shipbuilding trust, wants
to fight a duel with Charles NJ. Schwab.
81 am furious with Schwab." said
the Baron to-day, "and will prosecute
him for defamation and robbery. 1t
was Schwab who inspired defamatory
articles in newspapers that have ap-
peared about me. / am glad to catch
him here, and will apply the French
law to him. The public will not be
sympathetic with him. I would like
to fight a duel with him. and will try
to arrange one. I will defend my
honor and pocket against him and all
men"
When Schwab was asked concern
ing the suit for the recovery of s26, 900
which it was reported Baron Rogniat
would begin against him he said:
II have had no meeting with Baron
Rogniat; don't know him and have
had no business relations with him.
Indeed 1 never heard of him until 1
read something in the newspapers
which was not to his credit. 1 am
here entirely for a holiday and am
not thinking of any business, espec-
falIy of the shipbuilding business.
Baron Rogniat has not paid me any
money and the French have not put
any money in any business of mine.
why therefore should they complaint"
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIL VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
tcH People Know How Useful IL Is
~ I,roscrNine EcaIul and sscantx.

ti l-ftscfRin- itc3lth and fSCautg.
Nearly everybody knows shat char
coal is the safest and moss Efficient
= 1's-rtectaat and purifier in nature. but
tE realize its value when taken into
.Ae human s.-stem fo~ the same
cleansing purpose
Charcoal IS a remedy that tne more
SOU take of 81 the better. ii IS not a
ofrg ~ alL but simply absovDs the
gases and impurities always present in
NE stomach and iutestiucs and carries
1-em out cE the system
Charcoal sWeete-s the breath after
smoking, drinking Or after eating
.. cl.ious and other odorous vegeta bles.
charcoal erect-allv clears and i'm
proves The complexion; it whitens the
:'teeth and further acts as a natural
% and emineutlv safe cathartic.
IL absorbs the injurious gases which
collect In the stomach and bowels: il
disinfects the mouth and throat from
the poison Ct catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal in one
form or another. but probably the
best charcoal and the most for the
money is in Stuart,s Absorbent Loz-
erges, they are composed Of the finest
t-aff A-e-A GU - -AA0a charcoal ana OAneE
. harmless antiseptics in tablet form or
rather in the form OF large. pleasant
tasting lozenges. The charcoal being
mixed with honey.
The daily use Of these Iozenges viii
soon tell IN a much improved condi-
ton Of the general health, better com
pleNon, sweeter breath and purer
blood, ana the beauty Of il is that no
possible harm can result from their
continued use, but on the contrary.
great benefit.
A Buffalo physician in speaking of
the benefits OF charcoal saws: L sd-
wise Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges 10
all patients suffering from gas i'm
stomach and bowels and 10 clear the
complexion and purify the breath
mouth and throat ] also believe the
liver is greatly benefited by the daiIv
use Cf them: they cost but 25 cents a
box al drug stores and although in
some sense "A patent orepa ration. vet
] believe L get more and better char
coal in Sruart's Absorbent Isozenges
than in amy Of the ordinary charcoal
tablets
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
ASHLAND GIVES
WARM WELCOME
Pacific Coast Association of
Traffic Agents in Session
in Southern Part Of Oregon
SAN JOSE WINS A PRIZE
Illinois Central Official at
Portland Is Accorded the
Honor of the Presidency

ASHLAND, Or, Feb. 2O.-The
fourth annual convention of the Pa
cifc Coast Association of Traffic
Agents opened in this city this after
noon with an attendance of nearly
100 delegates. A large amount of
business was transacted and an ad-
journed session will be held to-mor-
row morning.
oregon, Washington and British
Columbia were represented by about
forty-five delegates and their wives
and California by about eighty dele
gates and their wives. The citizens OF
Ashland received the visitors from the
coast with true Oregon hospitality.
They were met with hearty welcome,
banqueted and made to enjoy them
selves at q ball.
Besides disposing of matters of
routine business they extended an in
vitation to the American Association
of Travelling Passenger Agents to hold
its 1906 convention in Portland and
ordered the appointment of commit
tee 10 carry the invitation TO the next
meeting at the City of Mexico. San
Jose. Cal, was selected as the next
meeting place of the association and
the following officers were elected:
b. H. Trumbull of the Illinois Central,
of Portland, president; George Brad
lev. Southern Railway, San Francisco,
vice president; Ross c. Cline, Wabash
line. Los Angeles. second vice presi-
dent; Charles H. White, Southern Pa
cific, Los Angeles, secretary and treas
i1rer
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of these diseases and is now in sole possession
of certain ingredients which have all along
been needed and without which cures were I'M
possible The doctor seems justified IN MS
strong statements the treatment mas 1eeh
thoroughly investigated besides being tried IN
hospitals, sanitariums. etc, ana mas peen
found to be all that is claimed for II. II con-
tains nothing harmful. but nevertheless the
highest authorities say il will positively cure
Bright disease, diabetes drOpsy. gravel. weak
back stone in the bladder. Dloateo plaouefs
frequent desire to urinate. albuminar1a, sugar
in the urine. pains in the back. legs, sides ana
over the kidneys, swelling OF the rect ahu
ankles. retention Of urine- scalding, setilns W
nights, pain in the bladder, Wetting the Ded
and such rheumatic affections as chronic, mus
cular or infiammatory rheumatism, sciatica,
rheumatic neuralgia, lumbago, gout etc.
uric acid poison in the kidneys-in short, every
form of kidney bladder or urinary trouble III
man. woman or child
That the ingredients will do all this is the
opinion OF such authorities as DR.. Wnks or
Guys Hospital London: the editors of the
United States Dispensatory and the American
Pharmacopoeia both official works; Dr. H.
c. Wood. member OF the National Academy OF
of il in the highest terms But all this and
more is explained in a 64-page illustrated
book which sets forth the doctors original
views and goes deeply into the subject or kid
ney, bladder ard rheumatic diseases. He wants
YOU TO have this book as well as a trial treat
ment Of his discovery. and you can ge-
them entirely free. without stamps or money,
by addressing the Turnock Medical Co., SIS
rurlock Building. Chicago. Ill, and thou
sands have already been cured there Is every
reason to believe 1t viii cure you If only you
trial and book Write the first spare moment
you have and soon you Will be cured
1t would seem that any reader so afflicted
should write the company al once since no
money is involved and the Endorsements
from such high and trustworthy source
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

Following choice list Of residences. investments
gerter estate will be held Monday February
20. 1904. at Il o'clock noon. at Golden Gate
by the Superior Court:
Sc cor. Post and Stockton SITS. substantial
hve-story and basement brick building, con-
tanning store and "A rooms above; rented low
al S3e5 per month; lot e5xTO.
No. q.
No 22o-6 Kearny st. NE; cor. Of Hardy
story and basement brick building. contsinins
stores and lodging-house OF Il rooms: rents
Sl51 per month; 3Sx40
No. ,.
No. eo5-7 Kearuy St. W. line. bet. saera-
mento and Clay sts; well-built 3-story and
2s:1I.
No. 13oo-11 Stockton ST.. " line. bet Broad
way and Vallejo St; Improvements consist OF
s,story frame building containing stores and
so rooms above oecupisd as a hotel; rents s2O5
No. 212-14 Leavenworth ST. z line bet.
. 2-story bay-window residences OF rooms
and bath each: rents $3.50 per month; lot 5Ox
No. POI Leavenworth st. W. line. bet Turk
and Eddy sts.; 2-story frame dwelling of 10
rooms and bath; rents $50 per month; lot 25x
SI:6.
No. 2121-S Fillmore St. W. line. bet. Cali
fOrnia and Sacramento sts.: 2-story frame
and bath; rented low at $50 per month"; lot
53x106:3
No. q.
No, 27o27s Sacramento st. and No 2125
two desirable residences Of 10 rooms ana bath
each and modern cottage OF 0 rooms and bath:
particulars q rents can be had at our Office;
No. 2714 Sacramento St. y. line bet Pierce
and Scott sts-: desirable residence OF 10
rooms and bath; particulars OF rent can be
obtained at cur office; lot IS :9x127 :sA.
No. 10.
Nos. 2T13-21-27-55 Clay st. and No. 2139
modern residences Of s-1o-i2 rooms ana bath
each; in perfect order and rented low at S365
per month; lot 2o6:3x12T :SA-
No. II.
No. 2s42-4 Devisadero ST.. Sc. cor. Of Jack
son St: modern residences OF s-14 rooms and
bath each; rents s1S3 per month; lot 52:s5s
NO. IL.
No. 2321-3 Devisadero st. and No 2slf Jack
son St. SW. cor: improvements consist OF 3
modern residences OF 1914 rooms ana bath
each; rents s2oo Per month; lot 6S:9x137:6.
NO. 13.
Pacific ave. s. line. bet Devisadero and
Broderick sts-; choice unimproved residencs
site; 15Sx12T :SAi.
No. IA.
Entire block. No. $50. Tide Lands. consist
ing OF "a lots. Nos to "a. Inclusive
NO. IS.
Lots IT to 90. inclusive and - 70 81 IN
elusive. block No. Ss1 o'Nsil 4 Haley Tract.
HENRY LEVY ESTATE.
By order OF Executor.
Nos. 715-1T-23-25 McAIlister ST., s Hne. bet
Cough and octavia; improvements consist OF
store with rooms and lodging house OF II
rooms and flats OF 6-5 rooms and bath: reuta
S122 so per month: lot 55x137:6
Fer catalogue and further particulars. aD-
ply at our Office.
c. H. UMBSEN & Co,
20 MONTGOMERY ST.
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O. r, q N, co,

Oregon sails FEB. Il. q, March S. IS. IS.
srrl T. u and q. S. s. Oregon IS temporarily
81 service Instead % the Columbia George ".
F,lFer rsl= Feb . Mar 3. l3 %. Apr. ?. 12
and % Only steamship lire 70 PORTLAND.
ORR Srf Short rail lire from Portland 20 all
r.rf--s Easr. through tickets 20 all points all
-4H rr tesmship and rail. al LOWEST
RATES Steamer tickets include berth and
--eale Steamer "a fis foot Of Spear St at IL a
y BOOTH Ger Agt Pass. DEPT. !
srrutrcrnerv ST. C. CLIFFORD. Gen. Agt.
Freight Derf. 3 Montgomery 81.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

Lord Salisbury was absent minded to
a painful degree, and King Edward
tells a story about him which is more
or less a joke on his Majesty himself.
Salisbury was talking with the mon
arch. and thoughtlessly picked up a
photograph of him which was on a
table He examined it thoughtfully
and then said: Poor old duffer;
wonder if he is as stupid as he looks.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

If an electron is represented by a
sphere an inch in diameter an atom
of matter on the same scale is a mile
and a half. Or, if an atom of matter
is represented by the size of a theater
an electron is represented on the same
scale by a printers full stop
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
TRIAL TREATMENT AND S4-PaGE BOOK FREE

At last there is a scientific way TO cure
yourself of kidney. bladder or rheumatic
disease in a very short time in your own nome
and without the expense Of doctors, drugglsts
or surgeons. The credit belongs 70 DR.; EDWIN
Turnock a noted French American physlclS,l
and scientist who has made lifelong STUDY
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

A brides dress never costs so much
that she doesn't get her money back
if she sends out invitations enough.
but does the guest who gave a 81 pres
ent for the show, get his moneys
worth?
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

GUAYAoUII., Ecuador. Feb. 20-The Co
lombisn gunboat Bogota has arrived here The
cause Of the visit Of the warship TO these
waters is not explained.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
CITRUS FAIR
ATTRACTS MANY VISITORS

Prizes Are Awarded Successful Exhibitors and the Judges
Selected to Pass the Quality of the Fruit Pay Elo-
quent Tribute to Varied Resources of Sonoma County
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
,oYFksErs eEsEaLIg TRLEsArL AsrIa5i

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs. L1h.
selling every Thursday instead OF z fcrG
rrrdaV- "a 10 a. from Pier -,
s-n-+h River, foot cf Morton ST.
Ffret class 20 HaTre. SO and upward. Sec
md class 90 Havre. ss5 and upward. GEN
ERkL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
-aNADA - Broadway Hudson BuildingD.
f-cw York T. = FrGAZT & Co. Pacific Coast
Arerfs 3 Montgomery avenue san Francisco.
T1oEefF sod bv I'll Raiirosd Ticket Agents
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
marc 1zla=a and vallejo Steamers.

steamer GEN FRIsBIE or MONTICELLO
- Is al M 3.l5 and go =. m. except sunday.
sunday. 9.45 q. M. 90 p. NJ. Leave Vallejo
a. ul. 1890 and p. N. ex. sunday sun
dav a. M. 4-15 D. Fare. 80 cents Tel
Main l5oS. Per ?, Mission-st- dO-k- HATCH
BROS
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
.-SEE|HEmEEH0 STE! FL
~CUTLERY
EVERY BLADE WARRANTED
OCEAN TRAVEL.

Steamers leave san Fran
y . !. !: ]. !. !. !.
ZNNOA cisco follows.
hTWNa SA juneau Hsines. skaguay.
WMA ! etc. Alssks-ll g. m. Feb.
/ w.. J 20 % Mar. I. Change q
A,A N LOI company's steamers al Seat
&<S-=rtS/ For Victoria, Vancouver.
Port Townsend, Seattle. Ta-
coma Everett Nhatcom-11 a m. Feb. 20.
~ Ma i Change al Seattle 70 this com
-'e-,-'e steamers for Alaska and g. y. Ry.; al
sesftie on Tacoma to y. P. Ry-: al Vancouver
rc- - Fu-eks rIzunboIdt Bsy0 - Pomona. 80
Feb ID -. =. Mar 2
F-r~ I.os Angeles CVia Port Los Angeles and
Re5ondol. san Diego and santa Barbara-San-
"a Rosa Sundays. p a. n.
state a California. Ihursca1e. = a. m
Scr Los Angeles via san Pedro and East
ca- prFro1 santa Barbara. Santa Cruz, Mon
fe-ev csr simeon. Csyucos, Port Hartord lSsn
r--fe 'Cbiero) Ventura and Hueneme.
Cooz Bzv e. m. FEB y. p. Mar. g.
Bonita g e. m, Feb- u. .. Mar. T.
p0~ Frsenada Msgdalena Bay. san Jose de-
rsho Wszsfisn Altata, Ia Psz. Santa Ro-
rsrfs r51avuas (iIeN-). 10 a. m. 7th each
month Fer further Information obtain foider.
Right Is reserved 20 change steamers or sailing
TICKET OFFICES New Montgom-
rrv 81 palace HOteD. 10 Market 81. and Broad
uav wharres. Freight office. 10 Market St
n D DUNANN. General Passenger Agent,
10 Market St. san Francisco.
The Pacific Transfer Co.. 20 Sutter St. viii
-su for and check baggage from hotels and
residences Telephone. Exchange 3l2.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
For Kidneys,
Bladder, and
Rheumatism

New Discovery by which All Can Now
Easily Cure Themselves at Home
Does Away With Surgical Opera
tionE-Positively Cures Br1gnts
Disease and Worst Cases OF
Rheumatism-Thous Al
ready Cured-Note EndorSers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

II would seem that any reader afflicted
should write the company at once since no
money is involved and the Endorsements are
from such high and trustworthy source
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
AUCTION!
REFEREE SALE
OF THE

OF THE
Following choice list OF residence investment
and uninprOved properties OF the c. J. Win
gerter estate will be held Monday February
20. 1904, al u o'clock noon. at Golden Gate
Hall. 625-7 Sutter ST.. subject 70 confirmation
by the Superior Court:
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

By order OF Executor.
Nos. T15-1T-23-25 McAIlister St. s liue. bs,
Cough and Octavias improvements consist o
store with rooms and lodging house OF 1
rooms and flats OF 6-5 rooms and bath: rent
S122 so per month: lot 55x137:6.
Fer catalogue and further particulars. az
ply at our Office.
c. H. USfBSEN & CO.,
20 MONTGOMERY 81
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

No. 13oo-11 Stockton ST., " line, bet Broad
way and Vallejo ST; improvements consist OF
3-story frame building containing stores and
so rooms above occupied as a hotel; rents SOS
per month; lot As :6x6s.9.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

No 6o5-7 Kearuy St, W. line. bet. sacra-
mento and Clay sts-; well-built 3-story and
basement brick building. containing store and
offices above; rents S125 per month: lot % OK
2S:11-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

No 221 Leavenworth St, W line bet Turk
and Eddy sts.: 2-story frame dwelling of 10
rooms and bath; rents $50 per month: lot 25z
SIG.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

No. 22O-6 Kearny St. NE. cor. Of Hardy
place. bet. Suffer and Bush sts. good 3
story and basement brick building containing
stores and lodging-house OF IA rooms: rents
Sl51 per month; 3Sx4O.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

No. 212-14 Leavenworth ST, Z line bet.
Turk and Eddy sts: improvements consist OF
. 2-story bay-windOw residences OF rooms
and bath each: rents $50 per month"; lot 5Ox
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18
ANOTHER POST OFFICE BURGLARY.
Lincolnville Post Office and T. E. Gushees
Store Robbed,

Lincolnville Post Office and T. E. Gushees
Store Robbed.
The third post office robbery in this Sec
ton within two weeks was perpetrated last
Tuesday night. When T. E. Gushee, who
keeps the post office and general store at
Lincolnville Beach, opened his store yester-
day morning he found it had been burgar-
lied during the night. One safe was blown
open and about IS worth of stamps and
some money taken. A Marlin rifle, several
watches and chains and other small but
valuable articles were stolen. The safe in
which the registered mail is kept was not
troubled. Mr.. Gushee at once notified Sher-
lift Norton of Belfast and Post Office In
spector Jennings of Bangor, who went to
Lincolnville as soon as possible. Some
clews indicate that the plumber was car
ried to the shore, but it was generally
thought that the burglary was by the
same gang that operated at Pittstield and
Dixmont last week.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18
Clough Charitable Veteran Association
Holds Anniversary Meeting at Winder-
mere Park, Unity.

Holds Anniversary Meeting at Winder-
mere Park, Unity.
The boys met at their home, Windermere
Park, Unity, Aug. 10th. 1t was fine day
and careful estimates placed the number on
the grounds at 1900. The morning train
from Belfast brought large delegation,
and the train from the west had quite a
number, including Department Commander
Milliken of Portland. The speaker an
nounced for the forenoon did not show up
and the time was occupied in telling stories
and talking over the past A picnic dinner
was served in the dining room, the Associa-
ton furnishing coffee and sugar. Pres.
V. N. Higgins called the afternoon meeting
to order and prayer was offered by the resi-
dent minister of Unity. Unity Band fur
nished fine music for the occasion. Past
President A. Stinson was called On for a
few words of welcome and said, in part:
Irish brigade had colors presented to them.
The presentation speech was made by Genl.
Meagher, who said there does not live a
man who does not wish he were an Irish
man. Apply this to our meetings, and it
will express my sentiments. These meet
ings have charm for us. They lead us on
in the daily walk of life. They show us
that the spirit of cOmradeship is still warm
in our hearts. They are like family re-
unions, where the vacant chairs are set
around the family altar, once filled by those
| who will fill them no more. We are not all
here from Gettysburg to Appomattox. Our
| dead lie buried, but not forgotten. At the
very mention of our dead comrades they
are with us again as we last saw them and
we almost reach forth to grasp in our own
| their embrowned and steady hands. Our
military record needs no defence, for it has
! never been assailed. The records of the
Maine soldiers any State may well feel
proud of. Forty years ago we laid down
the implements of war and resumed our
former citizenship, and now after this lapse
of time we are just as proud of our mill
tary record as we were during the war. Let
US keep up our meetings as long as any OF us
are left.
| The following lines by Comrade Stinson
were read by him with the comrades stand
ing:
| TO OUR FALLEN DEAD.
Today, dear comrades, good and true,
| We think Of those stern years
When side by side in Union blue
We served as volunteers.
To fort and field and grand parade
And many long campaign.
To bivOuac camp and flying raid
Our thoughts return again.
Forty years and more ago
We raised our hands on high
And took the oath to fight the foe
And practice how to die.
How altered all the scenes since then,
Our ranks today how thin.
We numbered many thousand men
When we were mustered in.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18

Where are the men who maTcheu a'ohs
Upon their mission great, s..,o,
Who babe farewell to friends Iofiorn
And all their lives estate?
Alas. dear comrades, you ana
Who live to meet today,
Saw many falter. fall and die
To be buried by the way
They marched with us DER hill ana dale
Full many weary mlle, .,;,
They bravely stood mid leadeh nail
With close unbrOken Tile.
The battleshock they braveiy met'
With bullet and with blade,
They faced the charging bayonet
And deadly cannOnade.
The shivering blast of shot and smell
Ploughed through the winclng line
And fast the bleeding heroes Tell
For country, yours and NINE.
How we'll they fought with sixty rounds;
Their glory neer shall pass, -.
They moulder now in shallow mounds
Beneath the bending grass.
In skirmish, fight, retreat or RAID
Or furious battlestOrm, ,.,
Their manly hearts were undlsmayeu
And throbbed with friendship warm.
And as today we gather here
To break the festal bread,
We drop the loving comrades tear
For them, our fallen dead.
Department Commander Milllken was
called upon and gave fine address, which
we would gladly have put in print could We
do so. Remarks from other comrades came
along in order and we closed to meet again
another year.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.