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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18

81 657 by Edgar W Rogers IN Decem-
Der 1902, for legal services nor about
several other vouchers for a similar
purpose drawn by others. lie declared
he knew nothing about special notices
IN The newspapers. G.. =. Smith and
Walter sullivan had charge OF the ad-
NertlsnE, He was unable 20 say that
The advertising covered the press no.
tlces. He said he knew nothing of any
moneys being expended for the lnser-
tl0n IN the newspapers of reports Of
ms investigation or any reports favor
able 10 the company
sensation developed at the insur-
arce hearing this afternoon when Geo
a. PlunNtt, an empoye OK l.. w. Law.
renee, denied that he had received 1901
from the Mutual Life Insurance COM
puny for services IN February, 1905
The voucher for the payment was
made out for George r. Plunktt and
was endorsed by s. G. Fields, who has
charge Of the Mutual supply depart
Wcnt Lawrence sells supplies to the
Mutual. Plunkitt said that he aid not
receive the money and that the en-.
dorsement Of his name was not made
by him.
At the close Of Plunkltts testimony
the sergeant at arms Of the legislative
committee was directed to commune
cate with the district attorneys office
and shortly afterwards Asst. Dist,
Atty Rand appeared and conferred
with Chairman Armstrong.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

The Women's Democratic club will
meet IN special session al room l0l At
las block Thursday afternoon al 2.8l
O'Clock All Democratic women are In
vlted,
The Democrats Of the First ward plan
70 hold three rallies IN the ward before
election, the biggest one 20 be held IN
the Liberty stake hall az date yet to
be fixed.
Thursday evening the Democratic Ia.
dies OF the Fourth ward viii meet az
che home Of Mr.. and Mrs d. l.. Muir
dock, 10 G street. Short speeches. mu-
slc and light refreshments VIII comprise
the program.
The registration yesterday was not
heavv but Il Ia thought that enough
people had their minds turned 10 think
Ing on the names they ought 20 have
on the registration book, that there Will
be a rush on the next and final oppor.
tunity, which comes oct 81.
The Women's Republican club enter
talned yesterday afternoon az the home
OF Mrs. j. L. Edredge,Jr. After refresh
ments Chief OF Police Lynch hanpened
in along with Chairman Willard Ham
son or the city committee and Calvin
$. Buckwal,er, They spoke briefly 10
the ladies' on the issues OF the cam.
paign,
Republicans Of the various wards are
holding their meetings on organization
this week. Last night the Second ward
committee met Tonight the Third wu
hold lbs meeting, while tomorrow night
The Fourth win meet, ana on Friday
night the Fifth. Saturday night "a gem
eral council meeting VIII be held of the
entire city committee and district COM
mittees
The Liberty Stake amusement CONF
mlttee secured the American party oro-
tors as am Offering nj the stake Igu
las, evening, The affair was thorough.
ly successful ana as an entertainment
was highly enjoyed The drum corps
wore new uniforms ana looked hand-
some 10 their toggory while judge
lalias Aguinaldol Weber looked even
better than the drum corps I'm his spec
clal hammer and tongo performance
The speakers were Chairman Dlrmer.
Judge Cherry y, j. DAILY, judge Dim
ninny and Judge Weber The only
disappointing feature of the show was
the attendance which by actual count
ga not exceed 30 people. And this after
a weeks strenuous advertising IN the
Morning knockcr
At the A. NJ. T.. church last pigbt
there was a rally OF col1red voters. ra-
gard,ess Of political affiliations" me-.
cor1ing 20 the announcements but Of
Democrats percussion 80 flr as the
complexion OF the meeting was cone
oernel Henry Began presided ana
culogizel the present administration.
ana lts treatment 1f co'oreI voters.
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grcts maximum. 52i minimum 50, mean,

grees; maximum. 50; minimum 80. mean
Al which lie degrees below normal
Total deficiency of the daily moan tenn
perature since The first Of the month. Is
degrees
Accumulated deficiency Of daily mean
temperature since Jan, /, 22S degrees
Precipitation for the q hours ending at
g 70 M 10 inch
Precipitation since the Nrst Of the
month ~ inch, which is q inch below
the normal
FORECAST TILL p. NJ THURSDAY.
Fair tonight; Wednesday fair and
warmer.
snow and colder tonight Thursday fair
and cold
II. J. HYATT,
Local FOTecaster
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Welded A WIDOW.
John r. Judge Of salt Lake Married in
Loulsvl le, KY, Tod y

John f. Judge a wealthy young salt
Laker, was welded today In Louisville,
Kentucky to a beautiful widow Of that
city, Mr.. Judge, who is recently out Of
college, met his wife. who was Mrs.
Elizabeth Wyman Young, al the hoIe
Of her sister, In San Francisco. a year
or two ago There was a romantic
courtshlp and now q mo- less romantic
marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Judge will
srend three or four weeks visiting
eastern cities. and then come TO SAT-
Lake to make their home. we know
nothing OF Franks Wife laughing'y
said "a member OF the Judge family this
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WHITE RIBBON SPECIALS
Train Of 10 Cars Arrives Hare Over
D. & r. @.

The White Ribbon special train of 10
cars over the y, q r.. G. win arrive
In this city early sunday morning. en-
route to Los Angeles over the san Pc
dro road and carrying delegates from
eastern points 10 attend the annual
convention OF the w. e.. T.. L. of the
United states committee from the
Salt Lake union Will be ON hand 10
welcome the travellers, whose train viii
wait over during the day, that thew
may visit this city It is proposed to
have all of the local evangelical pulpIts
filled by the visiting delegates during
the day including the state prison. me
national officers will be ON the train.
The Utah W. G., II. T.. viii hold It's
annual convention a8 announced. Fri
day evening, and Saturday next I'm the
First Presbyterian church, with lunch
10 BE served in the basement OF the
church by the ladies' OF the local union.
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PARCELS POST.
II Established it Wi | Curtail Business
In the West.

\ local manufacturers agent re-
marks that II the effort Of the big de-
partnent stores In New York Phllad-l-
phia, Boston and Chicago are success-
ful with Congress In establishing th.
parcels post, the general run of western
stores win have to largely curtaH their
business as they cannot compete with
the parcels post trade. on teas. coffacs.
dry goods, mems wear notions, station
cry, etc. the eastern houses win mono
police the business AN over the coun-
try leaving the western merchant TO
handle mostly such things as meat, proc
ducts. common soaps, hats, mems
clothing (partD, boots and shoes, etc.
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priees of Shines un.

Chicago. Oct l6.--The price Of shoes
In Chicago viii be higher within toe
next fortnight than has been known
IN the last 10 years in ready and cus-
tom-made goods Already the jobbirg
price hos advanced 80 cents on the
pair There IL q great scarcity Of hides
ard so material has been the effect
Snpt. l.
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BUSINESS NOTES,

an amendment to the articles Of n-
corporation of the NJ $, Ascheln Nor
camille company was filed IN the county
clerks office today by which tho Dgna
of the company Is changed ~ the BIyth,
Fargo company and The principal place
OF business Is changed from this city
90 Park city.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office u the weather
bureau FOR the q hours ending at a. M
today,
Barometer reading at a m. 2J.40S
inches, Temperature at a. m. 81 de.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Archibald Napier 100 King street
,ioyan' Glasgow, Scotland. would NE
70 near from relatives that emlgrated
TO Utah about seven years ago.
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A GUARANTy d ,URE FOR
VII

Itching Blind Bleeding Promdlng Piles
Druggists arc authorized 10 refund money
II pAHO OINTMENT fails to cure IN G to
II days Toe.
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TIRED OF CITY LIFE.
Forest Dale People vii Discuss Sur-
rend Of Tow Charter

The Forest Dale people win hold
local mass meeting iu the Amusement,
han. 60 discuss the proposition 20 sur
render the town charter and 20 back
under the county administration. Thu.
election 90 determine this win be- held
Nov Z.
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Big Meeting at the Tbeater When
Leading Speakers Will Dis.
cuss LOca Issues.
SLOGAN; MORRIS MEANS MORE.
Judge Powers the Principal Speaker.
Preceded by Brief Talks From
Number OF Others


Tonight at the Salt Lake Theater the
Dep,ocrats u,ul Or, tho ers, tt,, ,.,,,, 90
their campaign. IN the form of rally
IN "illch theF leading speakers win
discuss local issues 1t is promise /
that only problams now before tho ,,ty
All No ,on.,,,a 49,, -.
wa '0 ''"'''.o 'Po''' anu '""' IHe lS-
sues upon which the Democrats will
wage their campaign win be declare /
IN no the pocoseltv Tor hr,i,.s. ~,
.-,.,.....,.- e.,
Hunl''r"''"H W tue hIha mat mayor
Morris stands ready 10 give more off,
The slogan ia morris meaps Morco
ma &, yn b. dlsrI,,,,5 80, -.
90 '"'h' "'"'
neis araped across the back of the
stage and in other conspicuous places.
A largo force Of mon ara ot v.ork tb,.
a,,...,. -. -. ''''
"'''l '''" martins ''"'' i'I lHe con-
Venuon az The Ihealcr
The principal orator NJ The evening As
Judoc a w p,.,y.rs rfr. g,a.,b 80.
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OshimA Wade a General

Toxic. oct Is p. m.--Lieut,- Gen.
Oshima. In command of the Nagoya
army division has been promoted to
the rank OF general.
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DANCE EXCURSION
TO AMERICAN FORK
Sl.00-ootober gath sIoO.

Special train leaves VITA Salt Lala
Route, 1880 pm. Music ly IIsnsons
Orchestra.
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TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
HARNE S HOP

HARNE S HOP
TEAM, CARRIAGE AND UrGay
harness work. all kinds strap work Re-.
pairing specially Grow Bios. o. s9ltb
West Temple.
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100 Doses
For One Dollar

Economy in medicine must he
measured by two things-cos and
effect. 1t cannot be measured 10y
either alone It's greatest in that
medicine that does the most for
the money-that radically and per,
mancntly cures at the least ex.
pense. That medicine is
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Hoods CarSGpdriiEa

It purihes and enriches the blood.
cures plmples, eczema and all
eruptions, tired, lauguid feelings
loss ofappetite and general debility
81 have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and
found 10 reliable and giving perfect sausf.
ton. II takes away that tired feeling. give
energy and put, the blood ,n good condition
MRs EFPlE CoLoSNE, 1885 10Th Street. n "
Washington D G.
hood'0 Garsapnrilla promises u
cure and keeps tho promise.
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The $3.50 waists are Of black tat
feta silk, embroidered linen, Nuns
yelling, albatros and Brilllantines'
white and all colors, fine tailored
styles, al high class novelties.
Every one a bargain and are
worth almost double the amount we
ask for two days only.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17

rracines upan his face OF great.
though narrcH. intellectual capacity
of cunning. shrewdness and knowledge
OF men OF the world, and especially Of
women: ali this tempted by a coz
d alfy or assumption Of it. relish
of humor and a deiglt in Inc asso-
clarion OF men who are brilliant al.
thcugh non necessarily good.
Just Like Others.
But in this respecr Mr.. I1ummel has
no differed from others Some Of our
most noted citizen of high repute for
intellectual gifts and for great achieve.
ments and Of untainted reputation
have like MIR. Hummel' had little
tolerance OF or interest in The great
mediocre class But brilliancy, even
in wickedness, originality even
Though II be perversely displayed. has
attracted them a. II does attract Mr..
Hummel. Their was something about
"a really great criminal with which
Mr.. Hummel seemed TO sympathize.
and yet no man in This city OF his pro
fession at least has appeared mora
thoroughly to appreciate honesty bolh
intellectual and financial. and a man
ner oi life which instly brings the
esteem OF all citizens tnan Mr.. Hum
mel has appeared 20 appreciate these
things. Although the inIimaiion has
been long continued that in tle prac-
ticr of mis- profession Mr.. Humme
has plowed through the statute and
gone around them in order TO accom-
plisn his ends. always skilllully con
caalmg these unproies 'ional methods,
neverth elcss. he has a reputation Of
being man. VINO. having given his
word, needs to give no bond with IL.
Thai Is omcthing mat cannot be said
Of every one If those WHO are now
occupying judicial pc iJions, and il
was with something OF this kind in
mind ihat NJ. Jerome yenRred openly
to criticize a portion of our higher
bench
Mr. Hummel IN his professional re
latioas with his brethren OF tAa bar
Gems to have adopted the Chimes
business. For IN China Il H. said busi
NJ men rely upon a common honol
exactly as the hundreds OF millions o.
the transactions in New York Stool
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17

Exchange are fortified by woed Of
honor even more strongly than they
could be by written contract. SO. is
has been said OF this unique and ever
strange personality that whatever
his professional con cience may per-
mit him 10 do in the def anse of
clients. or IN he fmthering OF their
interests. nevertheless. no brother
lawyer has ever received from Mr..
Hummel a promise or been told yes
or no without finding that that prom
Use or thai declaration is as good as
any bond
Mr. Hummai Is unmarried. bnt he
has heen a ineularly affectionare and
ambitious kinsman, being proud t.
have members OF his family, his Sis
tiers and others who are dependent
upon him, feel thai that dependency
Is based upon no slender or grudging
support. but thar he delights in giving
linem the best his purse offers.
Keeps it With Him
It has sometimes been said in criti'
cism Of him that he does not have q
bank account. prefer~ing 10 keep his
profits and retaime.s in his safe or 10
his pocket. bur it seems % have been
for gotten thar there VIZ confession
at The beginning of this insurance
| inyestigat on thai large payment
was made to James Hazen Hyde for
, his stock in cash and that this money
was put in a safe deposit vault and
| not deposited in a bank. One of tho
ablest lawyer who ever practiced at
/ the New York bar received retainer5
and fees, thrust the cash into his
pockets. sent the checks ont for collec
lion and sometimes carried as large
= sums as $4,000 and $4,000 upon his
/ person. paying ont from these funds
- he nad occasion &c do and When
( the funds ran low summoned fresh
payments from clients.
Vel it is llnowa that NJ. jermoe i
4 convinced thai he has rs perfect
case against Mr.. Hummel as a prose
cutter was ever able 20 lay before
Jury. Knowing the extraordinary wa.
lthat Mr. Hummal has sometimes hat
with jufies. thoroughly Informed as u
the ramiGcations OF relation hip o
business connectioa ur of social o
lpolitical life which may reach iron
n mcy box to the outer world. an
being not ignorant Of the wide raacl
Of Mr.. Tlummc's professional practice
District Attorney Jerome felt that ]
was safer part TO Reap the jury III
dor The control OF the court until a yer
Dict is rendered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that the City Council
Iof the City OF Cairo. Illinois, having
ordered that 4 sewer he constructed Oh
Twenty-frst street. from a point 30
fee east OF the west line of Pine
street, 70 a point 80 feet west of The
east line of Holbrook avenue. the ordi-
nance for the some being on file IN
the office of the city clerk Ct said city
and having APPLIED TO the county clrel;
of Alexander county for an assessment
OF the cost of said improvement ac'
cording to benefits, and an assessment
thereof having been made and return
ed 10 said court, the final hearing
thereon will he had on the second day
of January. A. d.. 1906. or as soon
thereafter as the business of the cOurt
will permit. Sail assessment is pay
able in three installments with inter
est at the rate of five per cenium per
annum, on all installments except the
first. from and after confirmation. All
persons desiring may file objections in
said court before said day. and may
appear on the hearing and make their
defense NJ YESTERDAY,
Superintendent of Special Assess.
mcnts.
Dated, Cairo. Illinois. December Is.
a. L.. 1905
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17

rhe ehildrens department was
crowded with purchaees and the chill
dren themselves displayed as much
pleasure in receiving a useful present
as they possibly could OVER toy A
laFe business was being done in
smoEing jackets, probably this being
dome he proper substitute for the
Chisthias cigar.
Crowds at Hyman's.
A. Hyman : the various depart
m9nts mere rcowded with purchase s.
the eountrs showed hundreds of new
presents and ingenious ideas worked
ont into splendid gifts. Everywhere
were women loaded with packages
containing the just what ! wanted
CHRISTMAS gift
Looking Ahead
Many locking forward to the near
proximity Of cold weather. tiocked IN
to Terrell's shoe store. All SORTS and
knla OF shoes-women lined along the
lgeats--fifting and trying on, The rus1
lana busile Of d commonwealth prepar-
ing for a coming winter was 10 be
seen here.
he w edward Hardware company
took care Of the housewives. Here all
sorts of beautiful and useful presents
we're strewn about. handsome silver
ware, pocket knives. chatting dishes
and thousand of other useful and or
uamental presents. Here, as every
whore was the same hustle and eX-
element shown and happy We're me
many purcha 'erB who left their doors.
Taken as a whole the shopping Is
early ana greater than has boon
known in several years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
Presbyterian Church.

The texts for sermons at the Pre-
terrain church Sunday morning
evening are as follows: Morn
Genesis 24:69. And Isaac went on
mediate in the field at eventide;
he lifted up his eyes and saw, and.
hold, the camels-were coming. The
Expected blessings. In the even
Isiah 40:S, The grass withereth
flowers. .fajeth; but the word of
God shall stand forever.
All are invited TO attend both
vices. A. S. Buchanan. pastor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
JAM THE STORES
Holiday Trade Is Unprecedented
in Cairo.
SEEMS TO Be GREAT SOURCE OF
DELIGHT TO ALL.--GREAT
cENTERs or ATTRAc-
TloN FOB MAJORITY.

Chrsgnias shopping mist b. great
pleasure for women and children bat
the con pieuous absence Of lnen al the
hai gain conntcrs might suggest that
this quality 10 enjoy is not common
with the entire human race
Without seeking 10 discredit this
Joy" il might be assumed that shop
ping was moi invented by the male
sex. THIS honor must belong 70 a
woman and for these reasons: First,
A man would nave realized that il
would be up ID him % be the Santa
Claus. A suppression Of The discovery
would hate followed.
Second: The experiment requires a
large lpport Of beaqifill patience
which men possess not.
All further Jokes and cartoons at
the expense of Christmas shopping
should be discouraged II seems wrong
70 add any more 70 This lore Rather
the jokes Then elyes should be al
tackled They arr weak lsmentabIy
weak,
They Come Home Safe,
1t requires master mind to de-
scribe those fearless and daring quail
ti,s In woman which enable her to
enter upon shopping expedition and
return home safe aud sound in the
evening without single child or pack
age missing The rythm Of The
Charge Of the Light Brigade" might
be acceptable for an epic upon this
subject
As il Is, however. one must content
Themselves with dreams. And what
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
cairo eantist Church.

Services today al II u. m. and
p. NJ Al the morning service DR..
ter will preach on the subject :"
Sin Of Money" Miss Trixie Chant
will sing q solo and Miss Madge Z
norman and Mr.. Steinel will sin
duet. At the evening service the
ject of the sermon will be THE L.
Man at the Beautiful Gate" Mr.. ]
bert steinel will sing a solo. All
welcome.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
Handy Present.

NJ. Alichaelson, the pawnbroker
'aade a handsome present to Chief OF
Police Egan, in tn form of Smith
ana Veg:on special reyolve-, 30 cali
her. The revolver is handsomely en-
grayed and beans the name Of the
chief with the date, December 20,
1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
FIND INTERNAL MACHINE.

Paris. Dec. 16.-The Journal says
an internal machine was found on the
train on which President Doubet was
proceeding from Marty with a shoot
ing party Thursday. An investigation
is in progress.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17

nlanai,i mat,rial natfernoon 81
shopping afford for dream The
crowds. tie moving, tne children. the
packages. the instructions about
shades. qualities and prices could all
he blended togstner into Que grand
dream withi wonderful effect
One thing Is true, however. for
which We an shopld be thankfula Ac'
eoFling 20 no manager Of downtown
stores ne public are doing fhei' shop
ping early They are learning The adj
.antages Of having complete -tack
To alaci from and also in avoiding the
late PUSHES
Santa Claus Locked Up.
FFervcne is striving 10 keep upper
most the bright sides Of Christmas
shopping, Many are The bright. cute
remarks of the children On one occa-
sion, little urchin exhausted from
exerci. e and excitement huIst into
tha beautiful toyland store Of Stewart
Bros, and al ont Of breath, painted
.I know whera Santa Claus is. he's
iFcked up 81 the basement at the
FAR
l'Hc rsrly trade at this tore. Stew
All Bfos. has been unusually large.
Taa crowds are being well managed.
The cnGencus 10y fairly thrill the
lille people who ind their highest
lnagina,ions worked out into pretty
and Inexpensive ,oys
Mamma" here and Mamma there
Is the cry of the little ones Their in
nocont jos is inspiring
All Of he departments az Stewart
Bros are loaded with appropriate
novcitie. and articles Tbe large
variety Of each article on display is
remarkable.
Wonders at Kaufman Bros.
Kaufman Bros what wonders are
herein contained--clnaks, tuTs, laces.
etc. which would please the fancy of
the most fasiijious adulrs-and toys
OF every shap., style aud description
for the little ones. Here mo the rush
comes early. the store fairly swarm.
ing win the crowds os Chr.'tmas
shoppers.
Men Flock TO Solomons.
solomon took care OF the needs of
The men and little fellows in clothes
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
CRIMINAL LAW0ER
EXHIBITS STRAIN
MAN IN THE CASE.

New York. Dec. l6.-Abraham II.
Hummei "a a many-siied man OF the
world IN person he Is almost lnsig-
Militant. excepting thai any one who
trs; see him must tufn second time
to look al him, for there are the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
RElcHsTAe ADJouRNs.

Berlin. Dec. l6.-The Reichstag
day passed a bill for the building Oi
railroad from Lucderitz Bay TO KnhI
in German South Africa. II finish
the first reading of tha budget OF 1
measure for the increase of The ma
and of the taxation bills. and ;
iourned u January ..
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
Donations to Home.

J. 5. A=thorDo. s.: NJ. r. Gilbert
50. Ruin Rendleman. So Adelaide
Elizabeth Ren1leman. IS: George Par
sons. comfort; Mrs. lanone. comfort;
Bessie Turner. six pairs mittens. Geo.
T. Camcs. ~ pairs hose. c. G. Ter
reH. I pair shoes. ". T. Huette 2
pairs shoes: Mrs. Samuel Halliday,
box Of baby clothes: Miss Minnie
Comba. hat and baby bonnet: Cairo