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New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
WATSON P0KEs CLEVELAND.
His New Magazine Sails Into the ex-Presi-
dent and W J. Bryan

Volume l. 70. of Tom Wstzou's Magazine"
vii be ca The rev Stands Tuesday. II j. Wat
sones2us. The leading article is written by Mr..
Watson himself and - entitled The Political
: tustior.~ IN il he says. among other things.
Carefully studied the election Of November :.
1cDs soTds more encouragement 10 refoTnlers than
u smashing the frauCulent scheme Of Goiman-
HIl- Mo- arren- Belmont. The people proved that
.spt5or. ~ insi dasco-and the manner In which
profoundly refreshing Roosevelt stood for
rl>nE things which the people DID nor Ike put
'hs- re cgnizeG IT hini - man instead oi q ny th
o realIt- instead - a sham 49, ,, .,
lie had fought abuses IN clflt ne r. nad Icusit
me enemies II MS country ou tho battleheld; he
zorker and = i.sh1er an his days. He had faced
the -ggsl bsTo1s and FirtuaiiT brought them 10
--L5. re -ood - an r,sr-- +1-5roe 1.hioi fba
a3.Ie 5c-este6 ~ tool 1iI@visa FOR man thing
tosz ADMIRED. and they gave him vote larger
Ara.her thing helped Roosevelt. This vas the
--'5T'7er'ce IF Grover Cleveland and his second
.oncetion Of the bitterness with which the masses
seif-ohosen delegates TO the ST Louis convention.
7ocsy~e LN 7as given cUt-afd-dried ovation bE
ratio f.ossee --ein-d ~ believe that the more Of
'-iereand tl@y forced into the campaisn the bet
g tley not cnv kept Cleveland on exhibition in
os Tncst on On lacu2es name % but but me Gus. dos ~
PzrEers isentacation with ,ievcIand's second ad-
A-ol her that happened u was 'Goodby. Par
krr.'
ore Of the editorial chapters is IS follows:
TO ". J. +.
ould -r kind as t.H when and
you III CorlrneGCa ID recreacIiZs Demo
ratio pa-fT. You promised to begin 'lmmediately
-frc- ths election" Nuat l. your construction OF
,fe word 'inameoiat - And hat d4d YOU really
u.e=r hs- 'reoTgauize %
To'Ir rsTt.- Is fully 1--srizsd from top 10 bottom
from Tom TcGEdrt the gambling hell nan.
tsoz1 Pat NJ srreu. the Standard OH lobby
i.t How can regrsarize party thorough
ir ,~ze-ze59 You raT'i DO j.. f'ou are not irving
ard must hsTc known all a-o;E that
~ ~oaid0t co lt-
rFa,et out William. The people havo loved you
r.eii.s in -o's. hUt course ia the last
cs-z7sizn has shaken your pooularity 20 its YER
Tor lz.fcrs. Fy-ws trifle with TIE radi-
rsft ---,l want 80 -o.ne with IL. ccme md b
qo-e.-zfrh f. If yo1 want 20 90 10 n" Bclm 'nt-
80 T--azrfs :. 4H5 - DON. VII i1.
T- a~sured q this. William ou can't ride both
ar-sr<-
Hr.,watsoB les kind VOID for William K
lIe7 ret He demands that the greenbacSs be left
10 aIrculatIon F5dV-ip Markham contributes a
Io,-7 and there a.e contributions b., other writers
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
ADDICKS BOLTERs MAY RETURN.
Report at Wilmington iscredited-Would-
Be Senator Appeals TO Denney.
LRr rEr.rcnAcu 10 LIE -r1rr-.-r

Wilmington Del. Feb. 25.-Announcemeut was
made to-day that Addicls had written an appeal
n William d. Denney. Speaker Of the House urg-
ing him TO return 20 the fold. Denney Is or the
seven insurRe mis- now voting for I. Coleman Du-
pont- The letter contained eloquent plea him
TO resume supporting Addcks in order that he ma ;
not become known the Speaker who became
traitor 10 his party. II is intima ted by some Of
the Union Republican leaders that tho iusur-
gents viii return TO Addicks's support within
week or two and that three. and possibly four.
Democrats Vho arc dissatisfied with conditions I'm
their own party may also for AddcES This
however. is doubted.
The perfunctory joint session to-day Dover was
conducted by Senator Barnard and Speaker Denney
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
PICTURE CALCULATOR FINED.
Man Arrested by Anthony ComstOck in
Mount Vernon Pays $50

Frederick hrthur Turner, proprietor or The orr
brion Cafe. I'm Mount Vernon arraigned yes
to-day before County Judge Plstt on "A charge Of
Circulating obscene pictures in Mount Vernon. lie
pleaded guilty the charge. ard was fined $50.
which he paid Turner arrested Wednesday y
Isst tv Anthony Comstock. He WAS charged with
circulating Indecent pictures on the back Of dd-
mo the ha nds of q number OF high school girls and
a nothe- Of one of these girls found one OF them
j., a srboolbook. She Immediately sent the picture
IN Mr. C'ornstock. and he went to Mount Vernon
on "wednesday and secured one Of the pictures in
,1,c sail
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
PARTNER coNFEsses MURDER.
ra r,r.r.pt no rT-r rR1arSr. !

TRY TELEGEsPH 70 TIE TRIst NEl
,Iavs Landing y. J.. Feb 25.-ptstrtrt Attorney
Abhott investigating the death of James AcMuiin.
Who was found murdered near his shant' At ey-
mouth Siding went to the county iaii here this
afternoon and put Charles Burns, AcMullins 5 for
r,er nartner through the swea box process Fh1 OLD
-Tan answered All questions with IN app@araI:c" or
innncsncs At first but finally broke down and CON
fessed He said NcMun began 20 abuse ttm be
cause BURNS Was finding fault about the property ne
had bought McMuliin. he said, picked Nd cup and
came toward him. 10 defend himself ne grabbed z
.I,,h also ard struck MCMulin across the had
lie ther rolled on NcMuIps tacc the heavy lcr
Hhleh Ras found there b.. the ofhcsFs
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
moFFAT MAKES PLACE FOR WAITER
rnr TELEGRAPH TO

rrr Trt.EGRkPH 10 TIE TRtRINF,I
Denver. Feb. 25.- David II. Morst, hank president
and railroad builder. Who attracted attention in
Nev-York sorne years ago by taking GAY, head
waiter OF the t,uh Avenue Hotel. 70 Europe on
pleasure trip. brought Cay home with him from
EAvr-Yark on Thursday and vil huild large
summer hetei the Moffet road. Of y hich
Cay viii e manager.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
FOLK VICTIM SELLING OUT.
Building of Ellis Wainwright in Paris to
Escape Trial for Bribery. Disposed Of.
~ rI:r.EGRArF - u ,rnIRrNE.I

- louis. RIB 25-Thc Wainwright Building. a
ls--e oficc structure. De oueinE 10 Ellis Vain
wright 81 Louis brewer, who has beHn HFil'S
p Paris since AZ, frJstne-t vas returned against
I.,z7 h., IN. 1rara Ivrv for bribery in connection
,r,-b fbs massage az rho Suburoau Franchise bill.
r.- -tro-ted Soid to-da1 for ss90G9G. The name of
tce purchaser was not made pubic.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
NEw.YoRK WOMAN MURDERED.
Catherine McCready strangled in Her House
at Caserta. Italy.

%anle. Feb Z5-Catherine McCresdy. ~ New
york who lived alone st Csserta- has been found
ssd IN her house there She had peen straugled
- -ohbed and eoroner's inquest returned Il
er5,ct that the woman had been dead four days.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
TO-DAY y I'VE DAY.

Th. ,.ruIsr meeting Of many little business
,u,.. that have offer In their respective
lines takes place to-dsF. lou win find them under
II, TiGIr Ads. OF Tie Teo2ie'
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
nnnM nIRTrTnRY.

near ssth-st. aud examine the 10 date Boarding
nir-rtory Tint j. kept there, You are welcome. No
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
KILLED BY a BLOW IN HOCKEY GAME.

.IcKandria. Ont Feb 25.-iu game Of hockey be
iPse7 Alexandria and Maxville Alcide Laurtn OF
re iocal team. uss struck on The head hy one ot
'fe opposing payers and died almost Immediately
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
TRIMMED MILLINER- d..

TIE NEWEST STYLES OF TRIMMED HATS TURBANs TootFs
; AND BoNNETs FOR SPRING WEAR APE NOW READY
- INCLUDING AN ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION
OF PARIS HATS;
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF TURBANs AND TooLEs M
SMART EFFECTS. SUITABLE FOR FIRST WEAR
sses@ DEPARTMENT ON THIRD -HooR1
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
COLORED DRESS FABRICS.

A NUMBER OF coLoRED DRESS FABRICS SUITABLE FOR
SPRING AND SUMNER GOWNS IS PRESENTED
\ AMONG WHICH APE EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES IN EMBRolD-
ERED VoILE BAREGE ILLUSION AND CANVAS:
Two-ToNED EoLENNE. ILLUSION AND CREPE. AND CHECKED
AND PLAID EFFECTS IN VELINCS AND SIMILAR MATERIALS,
fa ALSO ENGLISH MoHAR AND CtIEv1oT SuTINCs
g.- ss.-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
SPRING FOOTWEAR.

AN ASSORTMENT or HALF SHOES FOR WOMEN IS OFFERED
COMPRISING TIE MOST DESIRABLE STlLES OF
OXFORD TIES AND EXTREMELY Low CUT SHOES
IN BLACK AND RUssET IEATlERS AND WHITE CANVAS
sRoE DEPARTMENT. THIRD FLooR)
nineteenth Street and Sixth Hvsnus, nsw York.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tt- follow ing petitions IN bankruptcy were rl-1
yssterdsr wi;A the clerk OF the United states
District Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
NEW WAY FOR ONE TO
GET PUBLIC LANDS

Many and various are the methods
that have been employed IN securing
title TO government land BY both small
and large land grahbers. The motto
~ the land thieves everywhere seems
10 hbve been. Get government land
honestly u you can; but got the land"
SO diverse aud crooked have been the
ways OF the land x abbors that II prob.
ably never will be known Just how
thoy acquired some of the land they
now hold In the western public land
states Since the investigation Of the
land frauds began many land grabbing
schemes have como 20 light and have
been made public through the press.
The latest scheme for qualifying gay-
eminent hcmcstoadcrs ia reported
from the McCook land district in Ne.
braska.
An entcrprislng" father OF fam.
ny. having himself acquired title to a
piece OF COVE nmenl land, conceived
an original method Of securing more
81 the land for tho family. His
scheme consisted q having HIS older
children adopt bis younger. thus max
Ing them heads OF families. and ell.
gihlo 90 make homestead entries. An
lSyearold hoy adopted his i2yoar-Old
brother, and the younger boy In turn
adopted his a.yearold sister. In due
course Of time title 10 three pieces OF
government land was held In the fam.
ily. In a contest n Judge decided the
l2yoai-old boy could not adopt hla
young sister, and the youthful home.
steador was thrown out OK the prop.
erty he had taken. The elder boys
claim has not yet heen contested.
The discovery Of this novel and
original scheme for homostcadlng has
lod the Secretary OF the Interior TO
order u general Investigation of home
stead entries In Nebraska. Kansas and
Oklahoma. No doubt these investlga-
lions viii bring 10 light the fact that
"thc.o are others" besides this one
Original case In Nebraska.
How much longer viii representa-.
tlvcs and senators from the public
land states contend that there have
been no land frauds IN my state7"
And how much longer will congress
delay the repoal Of the land laws that
that have been the means Of concelv.
ms fostering and developing land
frauds from the most common 60 the
latest most novel klnd2- Maxwell's
Talisman,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
oALHART DESIRES TO BOND
FOR FIRE PURPOSES.

A petition signed by the greater
part ~ the citizens OF nalhart was
prevented - the city council asking
then 20 call an election 10 vote on the
PROPOSITION of bonding tho city In the
sun of $4,000 for the purpose OF pur'
chaAing ile apparatus. Acting on the
sugg, stlons OF the petition. the mayor.
by orNsr Of the council, has called the
election for Tuesday. October "a.
From a member OF the council we
learn that IL is the sense of the coun'
ell to purchase 1900 feet of additional
hose, making 1900 feet In all. chem.
ical engine. horse cart. a span OF
horses. a wagon, a street grader and
various minor appliances. 60 make our
IRE hghtlng apparatus strictly hrst.
class A building Is also 10 be built
TO ben used as an engine house and to
furnish sleeping quarters FOR cor
tain members OF the department.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Il il claimed that noted foreigner after a trip
through the United States. asked which Of American
characteristics Impressed him forciby lie replied
Thtls easy lyug a. matters pertaining Co busincW.'
Recently two instances eaca marked by the n iancia
standing OF those interested well a. ~ tho publicity
to occasion would seum T. stsin tho foreigner
his 80 eta
one Of those Is the declaring by the Philadelphia
Reading Railway company OF a ~ per cent profit. Two
years ago the main business Of the philadelphia Read
ing for monthE paialy2ci by the ereat anthtac'e
strike because President haar AMI his associates main
aimed hat the Hcreasei wagss demanded wuuid wipe
on, profits Of the business For many months thou
sands Of miners idle the mines deaolae the rail-
ways rustlng the district scene OF roting and finally
theater the militia the coal consumers Of the
country up for high prices and the business interests
OF the entire land affected beyond measure Millions OF
dollars we're lost by the miners and operators alone nil
lions more lost by the commerce Of the country az
arge. Men and women and children we're KILLED ana
MANNED and rendered homeless All because the hehlhs
railway the head OF the anthracite trust maintained thal
higher wages the miners could mean only the wlpnE
Of the operators profits Tho strong arm OF the ma
onal government forced an arbitration As result the
miners granted 10 per cep noroaso-half what was
asked
According TO the Readings contention rs profits
should have been cut IN II 20 per cent increase
would wiped out MI profit, 10 per cent increase
must have wiped out half OF H. Hut the Readings profits
this year are larger than before In the life OF the
business Ths facts show that the resistance to the min
demands the riotng The deaths the starvation the
paralysis OF business and an the anuterabo horror ana
devastation 81 the great strike. based upon ie
More recently at the convention Of the American
street Railway association In Philadelphia 81 solemn
y that the cost Of carrying passenger
Is 40 cents ana that yet be demonstrated that
general fare Of 3 Is the proper amount Enor
fortunes have been made out Of street railways on
scent fare basis. aud this In the years when the
changes from cable and from cable TO cleo
riclty ate up mountains Of money on scent bases the
street railways Of the country paying dividends on
first and second mortgages preferred and common
stock watered the limit Wipe out every street railroad
In tho cnnutrv and offer the franchises public auction
and the capitalists OF the country would hasten 20 invest
their money Ia scent fares
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

On toe first page Of this issue. The Citizen gives to
IT'S and account Of John D. Rockefeller Jr
This Young man 80 years OF AZ which time OF he
he should not yet have reached his prime either men
tally OF physically hut according 10 report young och
eiolor b a confirmed invalid from acute nervous avs
pcpua aud compelled at his cary age 90 retire entire
n IL said. and doubtless tho saying Is true. that
Young Rockeieor has brought the disease him
SELF b. improper living Hc has not been drinker. tie
has not doyOed 70 rich banquos Tie Is said TO DC
fond OF other yiands as he II OF pumpkin PIC
and mix lie has stayed out late at nights he mas
not wasted ha life substance IN lascvious practices lie
Is devoted to wife, his Sunday school class his home
and 60 aulet derby living. Ills life has been as blame
less and exemplary that OF the young In th9 Sun
day school story books.
apao7 some ere ready saw and have already thought
that a direct visitation Of providence visiting the
aims OF the father upon tho son such answer cannot pc
entertained Some 1000 years the world was taught
by IIimb who apake spake that those on
whom the tower OF SLOAN fell and sew them or those
whose plate mingled with their sacrifices we're
slnonrH above all their fellows We must look deep
tor the cause wo are seeking.
This young man h the only direct male heir TO the
largest single In the world and he has been rg
idy drilled Cor the responsibility. II IL well known that
ono Of the fathers ondes hopes has been that the son
should DC fitted TO manage successfully the Vast business
Interests that would dsyolyo upon him.
You have heard OF athletes. overturned who break
aoWn on tho eve OF the supreme contest Well the fat
seems to be that Rockefeller, Jr lacked the capacity TO
handle the large affairs entrusted BY his father 10 his
management and, being conscientious. worried about ~
until ehe worry augmented Inherited weakness OF
stomach This greatest heir In the world had double
legacyof fortune that worried him and weak stomach
that failed him. No doubt his method OF life combined
with the other the worry arising from conscious
incOmpeency had much 20 do with the early collapse
re lacked sufficient recreation and amusement he lived
too away from nature No doubt after The doctors
and watering places and leisure have patched him up
little n he will make bis way overland 20 New Mexico
cattle ranch there become real cowboy diving and
working they do, three or four years will give him
least OF life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
GOOD CATTLE SALES
IN GRANT COUNTY

From the present appearances tho
cattle sales and shipments In Grant
county will De exceptionally large this
fall Sim Holsieln. 81 the n. A. n.
Land and Cattle company. has con.
trRcted with a Kansas buyer for 1900
steers w. H. Jack. Mansfield Bros,
and John r. Muir have agreed 20 fur
nlsh like number and a. A Jastro,
OF the Victcrlc Land A. Cattle com.
panv has purchased the steer stock
OF Martin Mullen. The prices range
from sl2 90 Si3 for ones, sli for twos,
$40 10 s2i for threes. and NJ. There
Is apparently a good demand for all
stock IN this section thar will be Of.
fered for sale. and as cattle are 10
the very pink Of condition. Il IL roa-
s0hahle to suppose that the fan ship
ments will be IN excess Of the mum
Der contracted for last spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
LEARNING our WAY

Again Europe learning business lesson from the
Yankees. Europe does business The slow pay plan
Credit IL almost universal and where the American mer
chant manufacturer his money ia thirty OF sixty
days The German or English business man waits six
month"; or year.
In retail trade the credit system Is more marked
many accounts open until the creditor dies aud
settled In Europe u Is possible for the heir
estate to live for years his expectations although
may be many years before he into his Inherit
auCo Recently famous peer found that he owed NJ
pUIerer the staggering sum OF $4,000.
No less authority than the London Express assert
that great change coming Manufacturers and whole
learning the value OF shorter credits and more
ready cash. This means that retailers must have th,
money carry business And buyers by the million
arc being forced pay for what they get more promptly
than before. large number Of well-todo person
have voluntarily ronquished the credit 70 which Their
position entitled them have found the ready money
plan mutually advantageous The change Is a wise one
n means much the merchants and manufacturers OF
the United states for ultimately Il will enable them "a
compete with the continent Tor foreign trade equa
footing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
HUBBELL ANSWERS
MISLEADING ARTICLE
Published In the Sundays
Journal on His Liberation
From Jail.
THERE IS NOTHING TO SURRENDER
ro rhe EvenIng cILIlenl

To The Evening Citizen;
The Morning journal published the
order Of court rc,easlns Thomas -
Hubhell from the county iall. with
haming headlines and oxhuborant
comment All this Is intended for out.
side consumption Any man with or
binary common sense can read the or
der and see at once that the headlines
and comments are sadly nj Variance
with the order. r. 3. Hubhell by this
order surrendered and gave up huth.
Ing, unless Ii was what was left OF the
property pertaining to the shorlf's Of.
fce after PerfectO Armiio had taken
"furciblc possession" uf the tail, the
prisoners and the oiiico occupied by
the sherin IN the county couri house.
What was eft tho voracloua Journal
viii probably 60 Inform the public az
ter the surrender 90. In ordering tho
discharge OK r. s. Hubbell. only par
thai Obedience Of the order OF the SUI
prome court of New Mcyico was made.
Il remains for the court to dispose 81
that order. OF course the bowling Of
the guhernatorial pRrtisans In Albu-
querque ~ 10 DO expected under any
circumstances. Il ia plain that the
release OF r. 3. Hubhcli from confino-
mont procudes him from securing n
speedy consideration OF the legality OF
his confinement. as he might other
wise have obtained This much he
has lost. This much he would have
lost anyway as he had already taken
steps 20 secure bail from the supreme
court o. The United States. That is
the goal he. r. A. HubbeIl and Eslavlo
Vigil are most anxious % reach. That
In the court the advocates ~ unlimited
gubornatorial power In Now Mexico
are most anxious 10 stay awPy from
a. long az possible. The condition
that made Il especially dlsagreoable
10 r. n iubhcl 20 undergo cunhne-
ment for two or three months can not
with propriety be discussed ~ the
press. There are some other matters
which for similar reasons can not nov
he considered. The writ OF prohibit
ton remains 10 be disposed ~ by the
court 20 whom Il was addressed. That
IL matter. not for Hnbhcll tO con.
slider. but for the court The blatant
writer's about law and order In tho
Journal. something they know least
about. may cOgitate about this until
the writ is finally disposed Of by the
supreme court OF New Mexico. and ar
forwards by tho supreme court Of the
United states In the meantime they
can take such steps as they please 20
carry out their threats 10 secure the
removal OF the member ~ the supreme
court ~ New Mexico who fcarlessly
and honestly discharged his duty by
issuing the writ
n 4 UffRBETI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
RAILWAY AND OIL,
PEOPLE FOR LAST

Thor fight ON between the
Union ririflc railroad and the stand
ard OI .lmpany IN salina, and Il re-
mains be- seen n the Hartman I'M
ieresta Ave greater influence than
John n Rockefeller
Al "a ...aut meeting Of the city coun.
ell G. N Thomson appeared on behalf
OF the lndarG on company, aud
stated . there was no opening over
the Union Pacific tracks from Santa
Re 60 Ohio street.
lie stated that when the council
closed ..rain streets across tho TN.
lon Pa. tracks The Standard OH
compaus vas asked to move out" by
he railroad company
In orr. 10 Induce the STANDARD 20
move Do INKS, wagons. plant and good
viii, M. lr0ad offered tho company
% desirl. location nut Mr. Bronson
says thar viii Cost bis company g.
600 to mH. the plant This the Stand.
ard on vi res the Union Pacific 90
pay. bu len tho request was FOR
wareed No. Inc railroad officers they
declared Hit thoy were hard M ana
di1 not have the m0uoy to spend n
hat roCllDss manner
The Union Pacific commenced tho
building off coal rhnto recently,
among oih.rs improvements In Sallna
and the coal ahute pa 10 be- erected
directly .N.r the street whore the
standard n has fouul cgrcss from its
plant.
a coal Iute and % STANDARD on
tank wagon cannot very wen occupy
street O. Tho same time. and the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
NOT OUR WAY

In Berlin they have introduced a unique method OF
caring for the drunkards that lie about the streets
corps OF form the service They go about In cou
pies and assist the pless the police stations
Says Public pnlon. IL Il certainly significant that
women should be chosen for this work The object IL TO
have her appeal the intoxicated entirely by virtue
OF her womanaood."
We'll Il certainly Is siEnincart-significant OF Eu'
rope where women small potatoes. You viii notice
the appeal Is 10 the intoxicated Tho pleasure is al
his" How would you like some of your women relations
10 hold that job2 Il will strike American minds that
when man drunk Is decidedly peculiar time 70 at
tempt an appeal TO him entirely by virtue OF woman
hood" Maybe ms all right But In America when ne
comes staggering the street his brain sodden and
his breath reeking, we who love women viii try TO
shield them from the disgusting sight And then wen
call a pOicemtn.