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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
HANGING A PIG.

Marshall Field" said a Chicago
an lis never more delightful than
whom he talks about his experiences
rs q dry goods clerk in Pittsnold
"Mr. Field, in his boyhood, was a
clerk for several years in Pittsheld,
and an excellent clerk he made, too.
Tho whoc town knew him and fixed
him
Gle was talking one night about
temperature
"llc said Pittshod lady, on
certain morning, stopped before his
counter very indignant, and snapped;
I consider that | have been
swindled went to a temperance
lecture last night, to hear DR.. Hunt
ley Hawkins, the famous total alb
stainer; but when Mr., Hawkins got
up to speak, he found that there
wasn't a man in the audience, and
this must have made him mad, for
he launched forth in n bitter on
slaught against women.
i mover heard women so yilifod
in my life said tho woman. The
doctor said we were all alike-all
painted, and laced, and gossiped, and
ruined our husbands with our eXtrav-
agance-really. it was scandalous,
And not a word about temperance
not word
Young Fio,d represscd a smile,
and, since the woman-hating Hawkins
was To lecture again that night, he
decided that he would so. All the
mon Of Pittsdeld, 1t seemed, must
have come to the same decision, The
hall was crowded, and the audience
was made up entirely of males, chuck
ling and winking at one another in
anticipation Of the attack on women
that they were now to hear,
pr Hawkins came forth There
was applause. He said:
Hogs, hogs, Two got YOU now
"The audience looked mystifed.
Aha. hogs, YOU are trapped nice
ly. And do you want to know, you
men, why call YOU trapped hogs? II
is because in the west the hoes run
Wild and when they want a batch for
bacon they catch a young pig, put 4
strap under his body and hang him
10 a sapling 'that will just swing him
OF the ground. Dancing up and down.
I the pig sQueals; he raises n frtghtful
rumpus; the old hogs come from al,
quarters to see what the trouble is.
land the farmers shoot them in
drovCs
Or Hawkins smiled grimly.
Last night, he said. 1 hung a
pig mp, hurt 1t little, and it
squoalei The old hogs have turned
out now to see the fun. Vel, YOU
are going to be riddle skinned,
roasted
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26

tilted. Il also picked up a chair and
threw it at him"
What did your mother say"
She told me that all men had their
passions, as | would learn some time
and that she coul,, say good word
for Jacob-that he didn't drink, was
the answer.
Mrs. Frank said that her mother
asked her to apologize for calling
Heyl a liar but that she refused.
Il told her | would not apologize
70 him. That I would rather Coz
would strike me dead than to apollo
gize," she declared vehemently
when | said that, mother said there
was nothing more to be said on the
subject and Mr.. Heyl left the room,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
NEW RAILROAD COMPANY.
Milwaukee, Sheboygan and Fond du
Lac to Be Connected.

The Milwaukee Northern Railroad
Co, a new railroad corporation filed
articles of incorporation in the office
of Secretaryof State Houser yesterday,
after the papers had been submitted
for examination to Attorney General
Sturdeyant and by him approved The
company proposes to build a railroad
to operate in and between the cities
of Sheboygan Milwaukee and Fond
du Lac. The capital stock is stipulat-
ed as 100000. The incorporators are
John NJ. Sacmann of Sheboygan, Peter
p. Braeclibauer Of Elkhart, Wis, and
John E. Uselking Of Port Washington
The papers were drawn in the of
flee of Winkler Flanders, Smith, Bot
tum and Fawsett, in Milwaukee,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
The Best Soldier.

The soldier who can shoot wen is
the only effective soldier. In the mod.
ern days Of extended order lighting
ynlleN firing is effective only under
certain conditions l. is the indiyidu-
Al marksman who counts most The
Tennessee troops are being trained in
target practice ~ means If making
them effective marksncu Many o.
them are dead shots, and proper train.
iug vii make them all good marks
men Nashville American,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26

be regarded MS pure, but as n matter
of fact the atmosphere about d great
city IL heavily charged with dust
germs and all sorts of undesirable
things. No mp to date hotel would
think of furnishing To It's patrons this
sort of breathing material, any more
than It would tolerate impure or inn
properly cooked food So all the air
blown through the Astor's vcntilatIng
syBtrm " carefully filtered As soon as
II IL drawn from the upper regions
Tho filters are made of fine woven
Choesc cloth, reinforced by wro
screens, ana there Is scrios Of these
screens IN the main air duet arranged
aig2na, so that they present a surface
area equal to forty times that OF the
duet itself. Every particle of dust
aud every mpurity Is removed from
the air rs II passes through these
purifiers The amount OF matter
which Is screened out matter which
no one would care to mhale Is some
times surprising
one feature especially distinguishes
the venttlating system of the Hotel
Astor II liz an arrangement by which
there Ia always draught of air away
from the public rooms which guests
frequent into and through the work
ing departments The exhaust fans
HI the Kitchen ANA engine rooms. for
instance, oNpel more air than ts
forced into either Of those apartments
hy the blowers, which supply 80, 1000
cubic teot Of filtered mir each minute,
This process produces a low pressure
IN these two departments, SO. It a
door is opencd from any part Of the
house adjoiniuG, draught Is immc
liatclS started IN the direction Of the
WORKING rooms,
An through tho huldiug these aN
waves. impcrcepthlo unless a lighted
match or trailing wreath Of cigal
smoke shows thct presence, sweet
constantly from Hobbies, banquet hal
narlors and corridors toward thosC
recosses Of the establishment where
quests do not ordinarily penetrate
From these quarters the stale air /,
hemg constantly drawn out the pres
sure Keeping L moving toward III,
outlet in a steady stream TAU
none or the diSa&rceahle odors tina
fused to he the haue 81 81 many putN
houses arc anywhere to be toun,
! here
In The basement near the afr NJ
ters, are the Ingenious machines y
which moisture Is added 70 the nj
when L Is too dry aud which cool !
when the weather Is warm Herr
100, are the ice makns machines, e
no longer IS the guest awakened II
1.-The early morning hy the thud an,
crash az t00.peuud blocks Of ice heiu
hurried by the hrawny ieoman fror
hits yellow painted van The icema'
OF the modern hotel Is an expert me
Ivhautc. who presides over wonderful
machine III which the evaporation q
ammonia turns pure water into eaua
u pure tee.
Eleven stories above Is the laundr!
and here Il another evidence Of IN
, care taken by the hotel proprietor ,
today "a see that his guests At
! guarded against the onslauehts of til
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
His SUPPORTED.

She Here's an interesting story
Of a man who begged 10 be sent 10
jai, in place Of his Wife
He Aha And yet you always DE-.
clare that men are never self-sacrifc
iug
She Well. this mans wife happen.
cd 70 b. a washerwoman, and II she
went 10 Jail he'd have 70 work
Philadelphia Press.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26

article, could be obtained only IN re-,
pona far from tho great cities and
preferably In such localities ns the
hnlmy pine groves of the south the
great forests of Adirundacks, and on
the mountain Sides OF the wost In
cites and towna the remark Let us 70
ont aud got 4 breath OF fresh air" Is
often made, but nowadays, with the
aid of the building scientists. II might
with more truth be said, Let us 80 In
and got a breath OF pure air, for NO
where else In town or country Ia the
mir no free from dust and germs MS
Tint which "a prtlnclnIly circulated
through our huge modern buildings,
tho slyscrapcrs Of American cities,
Tho managers of great enterprises
are spending much money and ever
cstng their ingenuity to meet the de
mauds Of their patrons for fresh air.
In the Now suhwaya In this city u
young man has recently boon wan.
dcrIng from point to point, collecting
air in bottles that Il may be examined
by experts, ana means adopted to
safeguard the breathing mJlorlnl of
the army Of New Workers. who are
daily whisted about beneath the
streets The subway builders are still
studymg the problem the modern
hotel keeper, SO far rs his own enter
prise IL concerned, has mastered the
difficulty
Tho Visitor to the metropolis Is
hllod with admiration when he sces
rooms decorated by artists of more
than national reputation aud equipped
with costly furniture made ot wood
gathered from the tour corners Of the
earth He may not realize It, but a
large share Of the hotel quests On
ioyment of his surroundings IL duo t.
the fact that he Is breathing air which
has hcen freed from dust and germs.
warmed IN winter and cooled IN sum
mef, moistvnod when tho weather Ia
dry aud drtel when the atmosphere is
damp Close the windows and doors
tightly and this greatest vt all bless.
'h@N rs NfNNN NhNh WV N' - "NAN -
blessing mono the less because unsoou
ana rs So many uuappreetNed There
are NO drauehts or entlla, ~ lust or
Noise ~ when ventilation came from
open door Oh wtudow Pure air enters
every room through adroiUy con
cealed opcninss ucm the ceiling, and
flows downward to he Garfield away
through equally unohtrusive gratings
near the door
Far below the street level In great
houses ot entertainment are the Nurt
air factories II You ~ into the deer
cellars az the new Hotel Astor, tht
S1000.000 Gostrlw Witch rises IL III,
side Of historic l.ongacre square. yol
hud battery ef centrifugal fans m,
blowers driven Ivy electric motors
Connected with them are two hug,
air shafts rising phoNe the level i
the roof or moro than 100 feet In air
Down one Of these shafts the POW
erful lungs Of the hotel as the,
might he called. inhalc the fresh al
nj The rate ot many thousands Q
cubic feet 4 minute. and circulate
10 every part OF the building throug
hundreds OF pipes and conduits cor
cealed in the walls and beneath n
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
MASTERING CONSUMPTION.
White Plague at Last Placed in Sub
lection.


According to many medical theOr.
lists there Is in the great laboratory
of nature a specific for every disease
to which the human family Is sub
jcct.
In spite of all discouragemcnts,
therefore, men of science continue to
study tuberculosis in its various
forms in the hope of discovering the
natural specific for its cure.
Thus far they have found no drus
nor chemical, no vegetable substance
nor organic remedy with specific cur,
alive powers. They have demon,
stIutcd the pal iatiye qualities OF
certain substances and that is all,
hut they have demonstrated ana
they arc reinforcing the demonstra.
ton every day that tuberculosis is
durable not, indeed, by drugs but
by dieting and hygiene,
If any theory of therapeutics is
thoroughly attostcd it IS that If treat
Ing pulmonary tuberculosis by n lib
oral nourshmcnt diet and open-air
life. 1t Is no longer a theory but a
demonstration. This Is conceded by
international tuberculosis congress
now in session In Paris, and which
will meet in Chicago next year.
II has been shown that in spite Of
the general notion to the contrary eli
mate Is Il relatively small factor in
the modern treatment Of tubcrcu osis
EXccp, for thc Nero comfort and
convenience Of the patient cold eli
mate IL as good as warm one. In.
decd there is some reason for beliov
ing that the cold climate Is prefer
able The one thing Indispensable Is
that the patient shall be in the open
mir night and day If this spocIlca
tion be- complied with and If the pa.
ticnt he kept nuurishCd with proper
and sufficient food for the percentage
OF cures Of consumption" will be as
high MS that in diseases that are
rated MS comparatively mortal.
This Is not saying that pulmonary
tuberculosis is easy to cure or that
under the most favorable circum-
stances many cases will not prove ut.
terly intraCtahle
The seourgo of mankind which IS
aptly named "the great white p'ague"
Is ylrulent, deadly dangerous From
the earliest dawn of history It has
been the most implaCahlo foe of the
race and II Is not To he disarmed in
n day or generation.
The rcassuring fact Is, however,
that thcrc Is now hope where former
N thore was none At all The physi-
clans verdict. tuberculosis" Is no
longer a death warrant put warm
ing This is not scientific conioeturc.
It Is known beyond pcradventuyN,
consumption" Is curah'e
The members of tho tuberculosis
congress are moro concerned with
preventive than with curative mons
nros but they are unanimous In tho
conclusions stated II Is better 10
prevent than to cure aud II prcycu.
tiou bc made the main object thoro
will eventually he no necessity Cor
euro
For the nresent Il IS rcassurinr 10
know that cure is not only possible
but nrohohle and that no conditions
Of climate need interfere with 1t.
The plague has heon mastered
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
MANAGEMENT OF WOODS ON
COUNTRY ESTATES.
object Lessons as Good Example In
Forestry.


AZ Hyde Park on the Huison, some
eighty miles north of New York city,
two gcutlcmeu have called in the aid
OF forestry In the management Of their
large private estates Forestcrs are
engaged in making a working plan for
the guidance OF the owners, and This
will soon be completed and put In op
Grafton, and will later be printed,
The estates belong to A, Rogers ana
J. s Huyler. and consist Of about
1000 ucres each. OF which from $50 to
500 acres are under forest. The own
ers we're DESTROYS OF managing thair
woodlands On right principles, both for
their own satisfaction and 10 help
along the cause Of forestry by good ex.
ample They agreed to defray tie ex.
HeuseS Of making the working plan II
the Forest Service would furnish the
expert knowledge, and the Forest Scr.
vice. which has long successfully CO.
operated In this way, agreed, after an
agent had made report, to contribute
the services az number az forest erS.
Most Of the cooperative work az the
forest service with owners ot large tim.
her tracts, or with lumhermen, has had
commercial ends In view This work
AZ HYDE Park. however, marks q fresh
forward stride IN the movement tow ri
a more intelligent use Of our wood
lanfs, In that Il Is undertaken mainly
In tho hone that II may lead to tbs
practice OF forestry among private
owners who are financially inaepen
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
c..sltfs Term fer Murder.

Toledo. O.. Oct. 25.-Dr Alexander
Green was convicted at Bowling
Green Yesterday Of the murder 81
Mrs. Ena Tippin n Weston last MAJ
and sentenced 20 life Imprisonment
Green snot the woman because she
refused to marry him
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26

The inexperienced one ION Atlantic
liner second day outl-By George,
But the sea certainly gives 4 fellow
a great appetite,
The experienced one-Not gives.
my hoy merely lends
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26

Mr.. Jefferson's Letters.-The soil
tude in which we are left by the death
of our friends is one Of the great evils
of protracted life. When | look back
to the days of my youth it is like
looking over a field of battle. All,
all are dead, and ourselves left alone
midst a new generation, whom we
know not and who know not us
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
Call Heyl a Liar

Then called him lar" she IS.
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

TWO COMPLETELY furnished rooms, newly
papered second floor, for light Housekeeping.
s22 So house screened. $50 ST. ne. je5o-2t
The Washington times., 1905-07-01
HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Two good agents, ladies' or gen
tlernen on salary. Call Monday and tues
day, HOTEL MEEHAN, Room H. "a anu Il
sts. y -
wANTFDi, intelligent men and women.
permanent; white or colored: insurance agents
preferred W H SEVERSON, St James
Hotel JeoV--'-
minute in stenokraphy guaranteed in lse
hours study or money refunded we teacn
Spanish: day and night sessions. Positions
procured for our pupils STENOGRAfhi(
ACADEMY, 3l5-3l6 Colorado Bulldlns
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

FOR SALEMust dispose Of one 500 upright
piano. USED only since Christmas: SlS5 cash.
or Knabe square piano. in good conditlon,
The Washington times., 1905-07-01
BROoKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR H. r. LUERSsEN. Drug store
EVANSVILLE, MD.
FRANK MUD.
LOCAL MENTION.
Struck by Car.

Run down by City and Suburban
car at U1ich crossing. Md. about IL ~
o clock last night, Forrest d. Whalen,
ff1irry-tfree years aid, was badly bruised
and cut about the, body. He was placed
or, the car and brought to Fifteenth ano
G streets northwest From there ne was
an ambulance This morning he was
able to go to mis- home in Beitsyilie, Nd
The Washington times., 1905-07-01
Knocked From Wheel.

Knocked from his bicycle by street
car while riding on g street. between
Sixth and Seventh streets northwest,
Charles Q. Bohrer. forty-fiye years old,
of SIS NJ street northwest. received a
painfuI cut on the back of mis- head
about O'Clock last night. He was as
sisted to the office of Dr. Edward Sell
hansen $40 g street northwest, where
he received treatment The motorman
of lie Droit Park car POS, was exonerated
from blame. witnesses saying that the
cvclist should not have attempted 70
cross the tracks before the car
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

$500 BUYS large ideal grocery. living rooTras:
enjoys business OF $50 week Don't miss this.
TAYLOR, 1910 St 5e3e3t
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

GIVE Us yoCR BUsTNES-Mr Becker,
1919 st. ne. placed his grocery business
N otr hands -slne 80. IT am and at pm.
same day had his cas.t. $3.50 Mr.. Baldwin. u s
n ST w. paced mis- iuIn.rure and ms taiiincnt
BUSINESS III os7r hands at o am. and at s
5ro same day had his cash. Sold shoe
ztore, 23o Pelnsviyanfa ave s. ~ s5. gro
Gerry sta and M sss. NV. 1925. house. 323
is.n ST sc. $3.50. All the above places sold
Witnin the past few days Established ten
years NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'
The Washington times., 1905-07-01
Your Kitchen Kept Cool.
Buckineham's Ice Cream Is Absolutely

pure. 800 per gallon Order for the 4th
OF July. 231 IA. ave. sc. Telephone,
East AS
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

WANrEL-BOYCE'S BAEIES-SIb IN GOLD
Will be awarded by THE EOYCE NURSERY
STUDIO, 1928 L ST. NV, to the baby who eets
The largest number Of votes in a contest IiiAt
is now going on. Look in at the street en-
trance u 1875 f, and see the baby show Kuy
picture and east your vote. 5e29-3t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
aside YOU Old clothing. shoes. and hats be-
fore seeing me, as l pay highest cash pricee
for them Drop postal. viii call. H SE-
W1RZ, 12OS eth 81. NV. je22-I5t
WANTED-S. KEBESKY. 1906 eth st. NV.
viii pay the highe II cash prices for ladies' :.
gents, an6 children's cast-on clothing and
shoes and hats. address a postal and ! will
call. Phone n. $500. ap5-9.t
WANTED-Flor odsra and Reynolds tin tags
and coupons. sls D ST. NV Jey- 3uE
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

FOR SALE-Pawn ticket for a handsome soil
taire diamond ring pawned for so; ticket
cheap. Address BOX 1913. this ONCE. jy1-3i
The Washington times., 1905-07-01
Eat Pure Ice Cream ON the Fourth.

All fayors. 81 per gal Delivered Tbs
Greater New York Confectionery, Il.
9TH ST NV. Telephone. Maine 4ol1.
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

aio 3 ST. NV, WASHINGTON, D e
II yoIs appreciate coa;ior;- absolute clean-
iiness and good service, here il The place.
Front airy rooms; large, comfortable PEGS
no, and cold water Al TIE time for baths
JeeI-t5t
The Washington times., 1905-07-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

INGEEsoLL 81 WATCH FREE Ter taking
10 visiting card orders each at sc per 10.
Wedding bristol stock; other good printing
efeaps Is years experience. HAYS. S06 L 81
nv. .ss-22e
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

Rheumatism, Govt, and Dyspepsia Az
Durable. DR. Nicholson. 1906 II NV.
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

DAIRY LUNCH, daily sales $50; partners
can agree; take it for $50. terms 10 suit
new AoRk BUSINESS BROKERS. GIL F
81 fyf-st
The Washington times., 1905-07-01
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Ten fathers at 4th st. and Penn
sylvania ave. Sc. Apply to F. E. SMITH
je29-3t
WANTED-Saiesmen solicit family trade.
teas coffees; steady work; salary and COM
mission; references Address BOX SIS, this
Office. je2S-7t
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRhDE-New
system; anyone can learn; eight weeks COM
pletes. diplomas awarded; positions guaran-
teed when through: tools donated: write for
catalogue. MOEERS BARBER COLLEGE,
l31 Prince St. New York city. je25-6t
WANTED-Iaborers. $3.50 day. MONROE
BRICK COMPANY. 10Th and SITS. Sc.
je19-tf
Any INTELLIGENT person may earn good
income corresponding for newspapers: expe-
ricnce unnecessary Send for particulars.
PRESS SYNDICATE, Lockport. -. Y
1el5-90t
BOYS BE INDEPENDENT. own your own
newspaper routes. Get a list OF customers
Will make good money. For further in
formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
MENT The Washington Times ap23-tf
WANTED-A good barber; STEADY JOB. 1851
II ST. te29-3t
wANTED-Men to sell household goods on
installIIa ents; good commissions paid NEW
YORK SUPPLY CO, ALB New Jersey ave
NV. 5e2S-3t
WANTED-A farm and dairy hand, white OF
coiored: good wages. Apply to E ENDRES
Tenleytown. D. G 5e29-3t
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms, fronting
Library On East Capitoi st 1856 East Capi-
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

FOR RENT-Roon,s, very reasonable, men
ons s3u,neIn exposure. 927 & St NY
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

49l sTH ST. Nw.-For rent. large room.
furnished: private bath; SIS month; also ia, se
room, next 70 ba IN, S. 3yl-3S
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

FOR SALE-Estabiished drug business, daily
sales, SIS: rent. s25 month: lease: terms 10
suit buyer Address EOX I6I. this Office
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

what found on the top of Mount We
suvius.v e Hez Sven. Sonday night,
I'd Baptist Church
The Washington times., 1905-07-01
Spend Your 4th at Capitol Heights

Public rask Swings. See-Saws, etc
Free. Plenty of shade and crystal water
You are invited. Come out II st eal
TO 61st st. ne
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

CORNER GROCERY: living rooms: rent. SIS;
daily sales, $50; only $50 NEW YOssk
BUSINESS BROKERS'. OH F St iyl-5t
The Washington times., 1905-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.


THOSE SUFFERING from iocomotor-ataxia.
rheuma tism. paralysis, painful debiiitating
so-cailed incurabe diseases: You can be
cured. and are invited to consult PROF.
TARhER at the Washington Remedial
Hysienic Institute 1928 New York ave. Con-
SulIation free. JyI-3t
ELECTRIC BELLS. gas lighters, exc, in
stalled and repaired: prompt attention.: all
work guaranteed. JOHN Z. BEAN, 3ae 2i
ST Sc Phone East SIM 1cI-St
WE GUARANTEE to save you money on
purchas e diamonds. CALLSHER, Dia-
mond Me.ohant. Oh Pennsylvania ave. nv.
je2I-u
SIGNS AT SHORT NOTICE. See TIE
SIGN NAN 12i 18th St nw.i best work;
moderate prices. je15-Sot
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the seockno. ders
of the Columbia Plate Class Insurance Com
pany will be neid 1874 F ST. NV, FRIDAY.
July :, LOS. at 2 o'clock. Subject, Re
tuction Capital Stock MYER COHEN. Il.
r. HOWENSrEIN. HENRY II. MCGEE,
je15-21t
FULL DRESS and Tuxedo Suits for hire. 81,
JULIUS COHEN. t1oI It'll Ut. NV. 1e1-E
The Washington times., 1905-07-01

Trunk Repairing
Work vanished free; send postal De
Nephew Trunk Shop, 9D5 9Th NV.