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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
OLO ACE.

Depends-fSot Upon Years, but Upon vital
FORGE.
In Wilmington lately there has been a
good deal of discussion IN regard to old
people. Some at fifty years call themselves
old, and really appear so. while Others at
seventy years seem active, vigorous and
M Is not years, but II Ia loss of vital force
that makes person old. Weakened diges-
tion, thin blood and poor cireul ttion soon
start functional powers and vitality on the
wane, and then the symptoms Of old age
quickly app ar.
Our well-known druggist, Mr.. n. b.
Danforth, says that old feeling may be
warded of. and We wish every person in
Wilmington who feels old, whether they ara
40 in years or not, would Try the great dis
covery. Vnol. We know tnat it has vital
principles which will in a natural manner
strengthen digestion, send rich, red blood
coursing through the veins. and give new
life and strength to every organ Of the
bod,. and this ls what makes the old feel
young again.
Mrs. H. W. Avery says
ssAt the age Of eighty mine ! felt the need
of a tonic, something TO strengthen and
build me up. For some time / have been
taking Vlnol, and / have found that II
brings vigor and renewed vitality TO the
aged as nothing else will.
Vinol repairs worn tissues, checks the
natural decline and replaces weakness with
strength. II Is an Ideal body builder foi
old folks.
We promise you that Vinol 10, frsi
of all. agreeable, because Il contains nc
6shv oil. Second. that Il Is a genuine coo
liver medicine, containing all the medi
cinal curatives and strength making ele
ments taken direct from fresh cod liyers
and third, we will return your money II !
does not do exactly what we claim Tor It.
N. b. Danforth, Druggist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
SUPrRlnp COURT.

Trial List For n. Term Review
This Morning.
The Superior Court, at its session
this morning, reviewed the trial liat
for the current term.
In the case of Anthony MoGaTvey,
defendant below appellant, W. Victor
b. Woolley, trustee, &C., plaintiff
below respondent, Mr.. Rsinhardt asked
that iu Rment ne entered for the plain
tiff below for s.. Mr.. Reinhardt rep
resents the defendant below. The re-
quest was pranted.
Baldwin Springer, counsel for plain
tiff below, asked that judgment be
given to the defendant in the case OF
Annie M. Pennell's administrator vs.
the Mayor aud Council Of Wilmington.
The request was granted.
Andrew 4. Sanborn informed the
court that the cases of Margaret M.
Milan vs.. the b. & .. RAILROAD Co.
had been settled and would be discon-
lhe case Of Patrick Bolen vs..
Eugene Hughes ct al has been discon-
tinued.
}. W. Ponder. for Salisbury. Ponder
& Curtis, announced that the case Of
the Manhattan Piano Case Co. vs.
| German Union Insurance %. had been
settled and would be discontinued.
The case Of the Wilmington City
Railway %. vs.. Wilmington & New
Castle Electric Railway Co. was con-
tinued until next term at the request
Of the defendant.
Deputy Attorney General Hastings
asked that the charge Of non-suppori
against Harry G. Vandegriit be dis
missed. The request was granted.
The non-support case against Alonz'
White was dismissed upon the defend
ant agreeing TO pay $40 per month ici
the support Of his family, and givinI
bond 10 the sum of $500 for the pay
ment Of the same.
Alter signing the liquor licenss ap
plications co art adjourned until to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Their
are no contested applications this term
Meet all of your friends at the New
Century Club Building, Washington
Birthday. Supper Teachers Mutua
I r.,,F.so1 Accoofaffon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
TORTURED BY
ITCHING eczema
Suffered Tremendous Itching Over
Whole Body Scratched Until
Bled y Worse at Night, With
Soreness and Excruclating Pains
"A Western Lady's
WONDERFUL CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"Last year at this time suffered
with tremendous itching on my
back, which grew worse and worse, un-
III 1t spread over the whole body, and
only my face and hands were free.
For four months OF so l suffered tho
torments of tho damned, and l had to
scratch, scratch, scratch until / bled.
At night when ! went to bed things
got worse, and I had at times TO get
UP and scratch my body all over, until
] was as sore as could be, and until
suffered excruciating pains. / did not
know what it was, and resorted to a
number Of blood purifiers, using at
times also Cuticura Soap. They told
me then that ! was suffering from
eczema. Then / made up my mind
that l would also use Cuticura Oint-
ment and Cuticura Resolvent. used
them according to instructions, and very
soon indeed ! was greatly relieved. /
continued until wel and now i am
ready to recommend the Cuticura REM
edics to any one who suffers as did your
obedient servant. Mrs. Mary Metzger,
Sweetwater, Okla, June %, 1905"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
HEARING IN COMMITTEE
The Indications Point to a Favorable
Report
THE MEMBERSHIP REDUCED
Now Between 500 and 600
survivors and WIDOWS.
SPECIAL ACTS HAVE BEEN PASSED

survivors OF the Fifth and Sixth
Delaware Regiments received some IN
tsresting news today, which was 10 the
aasct that the committee on military
affairs Of the house of Representatives
al Washington, had before Il, on FRI
dav Of last week, the bill to fix the
status OF the regiments referred to.
The result Of the msetln Is saId to
have been encouraging. Further con-
alteration Of the bill was postponed 10
await q report from the Secretary OF
War.
Congressman Burton was at the
meeting anc urged ths approval of the
bill.
should this bill be passed by Con-
afess, it would bring much money nto
Delaware and woulu bs a great help
10 many of the veterans Of those regi-
ments, macy Of whom are now more
than 20 years old.
lheIe we're originally two full reRi-
ments, 1000 men In all, but II is new
animated that the survivors and
widows OF those dead would not aRgre-
cate more than 800 or $40. The ma
iofity Of them live IN Delaware.
Under the present laws the members
Of the two regiments are not eligible
10 receive pensions. Efforts have been
made for come time to get a bill
through Congress which would entitle
them TO pensions and tue prospects
seem to be brighter now than ever
before.
These two regiments we're mustered
into service for nine months. After
being mustered in they we're sent back
10 their homes to await the call, in
stead OF going into camp. When called
into aot We service IL was just prior to
4 the battle of Gettysburg and they re-
sponded immediately. The time /, ON
thst call until their discharge from
service does not amount 90 80 days, the
4 period required to entitle the members
. 10 pensions. Notwithstanding this, il
is Rued in their behalf that thel
we're liable to service any time, from
4 the date of being mustered in unit
mustered out, which was nine months
At the War department., however
. they get credit only for the period o
active service, which was from jun
10th, 1888, until August 18th Of tn
same year.
there ars numerous special acts o
. Congress being passed at each sessiol
for the benefit of individuals VIII
served in those regiments, aud 1t !
argued by those who are working 70
the bill that the same should apply 4
the regiments as a whole.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
CASE ALSO MYSTERIOUS
The Woman Claims That GsrdFOH Had
Made Her His Slave For Six Years.
so IMPRESSIVE IS HER STORY
That Money Has Been Donated
For Her Defence.
POLICE SAID TO HAVE URGED Her
AaoeIal.a Pres. pl.p..oa br snsel.l wlr..

Aeociaied press Disuatch BY snecial Wires
New York Feb. l0.-The trial Of
Berthe Claiche aged p ytears, on tho
charge Of shooting and killing Emil Gerd-
ron, on the night of July Sth, last was
scheduled TO begin today in the Court Of
General Sessions. The case is an unusually
pathetic one, and there also is an element
OF mystery attached to t..
Berthe claims that Gerdron, who was
young giant, standing over six feet tall
and weighing nearly $50 pounds, had
made her his slave for six yoars, during
which time, she said, he beat her and
forced her upon the streets TO earn living
for him. So impressive was her story
that the money for her defence has been
largely supplied by contributions from
women OF New York City. Although
the girl admitted that she killed Gerdron,
the circumstances surrounding the shoot
ing were 80 unusual that they have given
rise 20 charges that members Of the polisco
force had secretly urged the girl on Gerd-
ron was shot while under arrest and walk
ing along the street in the custody of
| three officers. Il is claimed that $500
which Gcrdron is said TO have had on his
person at the time OF the shooting was
missing when the contents Of his pockets
/ MNiN ltiI NI lNlliN AtiliIns
Berthe Claiche said that Gcrdron
brought her here from France when sho
was i6 wears old and forcibly made her a
woman of the streets. On the night Of
July Sth she ran from her room and COM
planned 70 three officers, whom she met,
that Gerdron had beaten her and that she
wanted him arrested. While sho Was
making the request. Gerdron came up and
was taken in custody. IL is alleged that
ho turned upon the girl, exclaiming;
sIll kill you. You will have me ar
rested, will you You are as good as dead
now.
A moment afterwards, when his back
was turned. Berthe Claiche shot him three
times and, as she gave herself up to the
officers. she cried:
'I am glad that killed him, and
would do II twenty times over. lie made
me his slave, but he viii never raise hil
hand against another woman"
During the trial IL Is expected that
among the witnesses will be a policeman
who Is alleged to have been forced by
another police officer TO give him damon
loclxet. a gold watch and a stick pin on the
threat that II they were not given h'
would inform the head OF the Police De
partment that these articles had beer
taken from Gerdron's body, Anothe
peculiar phase in connection with thu
case developed yesterday, when Charlotte
Smith, president Of tho Rescue League
appeared in Jefferson Market Polic'
Court and testified TO the good characte
OF Mrs. Martha Francis, who, she said
Is an important witness for Berthe Claiche
. A policeman charged that Mrs. Franci
tried TO beat him when he attempted 4
arrest her on a charge Of keeping an i'm
moral resort.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
Afatas.

BuTLER-At Newark, Del, on February I'm,
1906 nr John b. Butler, aged o. years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully intlted
O. attend the funeral liom DIS late 5eslaesnee'
Nniu rect, on tuesday afternoon a. oclocA
Do erment at NJ. i cemetery.
LtMMING-On February l7ih, 1906, William
james femming , 49,. a..
funeral from hls late residence. squirrel Run, on
Wednesday February 2ist, at 40 O'CLOCK IN
terrnent nt Green Hill
uAGUIRE-In this city, on February i7th, 1905,
RoIafives md friends and Division No. ], A. o.
Il nfe invited 10 attend the funeral rom MS
late residence, 40. x2o SIX d avenue, on iuesuAV
morning, February 10Th, at p o. CLOCK. kequle-
mass in ST. pauls p. q. Cnurcn ana lhtetinoht ~
the cathedral GENE cry -
pIrr-ON-Iu this city, on February iotn, lsoo'
sarah r. Hcrson, aged ~ years a. 4,
neiatiyes and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the fun raj services AZ hlnkswoeu ,oos
Al m Cburcn on Tuesday, February 10th. lsOo'
at O'clock. lntefmeni Lompafuy cemetery
pFYNOI Ds-ln New cattle Del, ON February
i'm. 1905, Mary A., widow Of John Reynolds
FeiatSes fsJe ~ ana friends ore respectfully invited
~ attend her funeral, on Tuesday morhlnt.
FEBRUARY 2Oth, from her late resllence, s1i
Youug street. New Castle Del. high mas IN
- Peters Catholic Chuich, az y ocloeA. hter-
ment in st. Peters cemetery - -.
pOR tRTs-ln this city, on February lstni lsVoi
lanes A. Roberts, IN his s8th year
Relatives. friends NcmNtih oi AINotP y
~ s x d 4; Usage Tribe. No. 3l, l. o. X, A.,
and employee OF Harlan Holliugsworth 20 aie
invited 10 attend the funeral servces hs MS iate
l ~ S,,',o No l0lf Read street, on Wednesday,
Feiruary 2lst. at O'Clock lntement Lomoardy
cemetery. - 49,
vALENTINF-In this city on February lltn'
ia0l Alexander Valentine, In his Istn year,
kelatke friends ana msmpeIs ol nsat nA.s.,,S, y,
paiScl od5e. NO I9 ]. O. o. r., are respectfully
i"yite no attend the funeral services AZ MS lale
| residence No. 400 Fast sixth slreet on Augseay
/ sfte, noon, February 10Th Al ociooA' ln'ei'
ment at lom hardy cemetery.
/ WILKINsON-ln this city, on February istni
ieos. William wilkinson. aged 80 years 81,
Relatives and iIiends and iaemneis M 0i ,as
uo,er Witch steam Engine Fire Co aud employer
/ - ne Harlan 4 Hollingsworth blaek snith shol
orr snectiuily invited 10 attend the funeral from
/ he me rfsidenee, No tl7 West Third strees on
/ Thursday afternoon at o'elock' services ~ 'i'
/ house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
sussEx sonools N nAp sHArE
Many Defects. Including Ignorant Com
missioners, Pointed Out in Public

Many Defects. Including Ignorant Com
missioners, Pointed Out In Public
Speech
sfe,a rrresnondence Of Every kveninz
Georgetown. Feb. lo.-The local
Teachers Institute. held here on Satur-
day evening, was the largest attended OF
any held 50 lar in Sussex county Super
intendcnt John d. Brooks, in his address,
said that a great many people who arc
interested in the schools OF Sussex county
could not attend the annual Institutes,
and so these local institutes provided Tor
them.
Charles /. Moore. who as a member Of
the Sussex school commission had visited
many OF the county schools with Superin-
tendent Brooks, said that he found sad
condition in the schools. He found no
Bibles in any Of the schools; none OF the
schools opened with prayer or reading oi
( the scriptures; not an American hag
hoated on any Of the school buildings; he
1 found some Of the schoolhOuses IN such a
condition that he would not care to stable
| his horse ia them some with window lights
! out, some with scarcely any fire some with
holes in the building large enough Ga
/ thrust your hand in and some with ROOT
that you could see the stars through OF q
night
Mr. Moore said that he found in a few
Of the districts men holding the position
of commissioner who could not write theil
names, and men acting as clerks OF the
district who had to get their neighbors e
keep thier books for them.
Other addresses were made by teacher
from the rural districts. A gymnasti'
drill by ] . scholars from Mrs Ida Marshall
school, in this town, was fine and received
much applause.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
I'hiladsipniA lnarasIs-

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb 19-WheaL steady; No
2 red IN export elevator, sflsaS5c.: No. North
eru glaq5c No. 2 Northern. VI "a gllsc.
Corn. firm; No. m export elevator. s55aaio7zc.
Oats steady: No 2 white natural a5a2b16c, No 2
white clipped, 85a25lsc.
Bran, steady, fair demand winter In bulk
SlO5OaS2l.lO. spring In sacks 0.oOaS2lO0.
Refined sugars. unchanged powdered. tA6on
si.70; grAnulated, Si5)asio0 conieciioners, SA4oa
asa 3. Keystone, sA -Oasl5A
Butter hrm. cnoioe extra Western creamery,
zqc; do nearby prints, SC.
Eggs, steady, fair demand nearby fresh, l5c a.
marx; Western fresh, l5c. At marx.
Live poultry. steady, iowls,iaalic. old roosters,
l0c: sprlug chickens, l3lSaii55e.; ducks l6ai6c,
geese, i4al5c; turkeys. lsal6c.
Dressed poultry. firm; fowls. choice, lac; DO.
far 10 good. lSat3iScs old ruosters. l0c by
roasting chickens. choice l5aldc.; Western 90.
choice, l4al5c; do. fair 70 good. i2al3c.; turkeys
choice ana fancy, 2oaa2c; DO far 70 good. lsal9c;
ducks i1al6c-. geese ioal4c
Potatoes steady: Pennsylvnpia choice and
fancy per bushel 65a67c; do. do 60a62c. New
York fair to good. per Dusnel, 50a Sc.
Flour, uncnanged.
Hnv uUphnuQpu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
TRACKED BY HIS TRUNK.
A Young Man Arrested on the Charge Of
stealing JeWelrY.

A Young Nan Arrested on the Charge OF
Stealing Jewelry.
Baldwin f. Strauss, a young man Of this
city, was arrested in Philadelphia yester-
day on the charge Of the larceny Of some
iewelry, the property OF Miss Elsie Miller,
also Of this city II is said that Strauss
was tracked by his trunk, and was ar
rested at the Baltimore & Ohio station by
Detective Bunting Of Philadelphia, as
he was preparing to board train for Gin
cinnati, o -
When Strauss trunk left Wilmington
for Philadelphia, yesterday, Police Cap
tain Evans notified the Philadelphia
authorities to watch it and see where it
went.
When the train containing the trunk
arrived in Philadelphia at the station Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co., Detective
Bunting was at the station and soon had
his eyes on the trunk. He followed the
trunk from that station to the b. T. o sta
tion, and there found Strauss, who was
then placed under arrest.
This morning Chief Of Police Black went
to Philadelphia to make arrangements q
have the accused held until he could bt
brought TO this city for examination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
NEW YORK OOTTON MARKET.

Associated Press Ditpatcn Dv special Wires
New York, Feb. i9.-Cotton opened steady
today March, 10. 66; May. 1854 July, lO.9l
August, Il. "a, bid September, lO-46i october,
10. 81; December, lO.4l.
Cotton opened steady, at decline Of lad
points, which was rather poorer than due on
the cables and sold of to net decline OF
Cal points during the first few minutes
under pressure from room beara and March
liquidation. The market toward the middle
OF the morning rallied or 4 points from
the lowest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
THE EVANS FAILURE.
Examination Of the Books Has Not Bes
Completed

Examination Of the Books Has Not Been
Completed.
The work Of examining the books Of
H. L. Evans & Co., which is being done
bv the United States Audit Co. of Phila-
delphia, will not be completed for several
days.
John H. Dandy, the assignee, stated
this morning that there was nothing deli
mite which could be given out at this time.
James w. Ponder, counsel for the as
signee, was in Philadelphia today. The
books are being examined there.
The heaviest losers, it is understood,
are some local people who have been trans
acting business through the agency OF
the firm. Some are said to have had
accounts running as high as 100000 and
their dividend will depend upon the pro-
portion OF the assets to the liabilities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
MAY ooMrLcArE Dee sITUAEIoN.

Assooialed Pres Dispatch by special Wires
Malaga, Spain, Feb 19-Dispatches
from Malilla, Morocco, dated yesterday,
announce that the Moroccan wanhip
sidi El Turk bombarded the foctories
belonging 70 the French flibusters at
Marchia, destroying a portion Of the
works. The Moroccan rebel forces re-
sponded to the warship's attack without
result.
IL is feared that this incident may conn
plicate the situation az Algeciras, as the
Germans assert that the rebels are CO.
operating with the French flibusters
against the maintenance Of Moroccan
authority.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
nnr rn,,sn Into cn.tndr.

Carl ManIer, aged IS years, who is
said to have escaped from the reform
school near Glenn Mills, Pa, about six
months ago, was captured this morn
ing by Police Officer Collins, who
located the boy on a farm near Land
lith, where he has been employed. lhe
boy 8 hume is at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
The authorities at the reform school
we're notified OF the capture, and be
will be taken back to the school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
New YorE MarEsts.

Associated Press Dtspatch DY special Wires
New York. Feb. 20.--Flour. receipts. 20,a6i bar
reIe: sales, 100. dull and lower to sell
Wheat receipts. 81 900 bushels; sales. l,i00.0 900
$50.
Rye nominal.
Corn, receipts, lb3.723 bushels. sales, 5000
busnels: steady on cables ana lighter worlds
shipments ny 4sJac.
Beef. steady.
Pork, steady.
lard, stealy; prime Western steam, sSo5
sugar, was quiet: fair refining. xItc; centri-
fuqal g6 test il-18aSss molasses sugar q tc. re-
hned quiet; crushed, 800 powdered, 81 60 granu-
lated, S4.5O.
petroleum. steady; refined All ports. s755aS7. CO.
Coffee auiet; No. Rio. 5-loc.
Molasses, steady; New Orleans. 3oaSsc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
K1ILrp pY A FALL.
\ Pre-, pi-p.tcn by spsoi.l wires

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Chicago. ILL.,, Feb. l9.--Joseph T. Os-
horne of Boston was killed today by being
accidentally thrown from a train.
MIR. Osborne was standing inside one
of the baggage cars near the door which
was open' when the car jumped the track.
He was thrown to the ground striking
his head
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY

Associated Press Dispatch Dy Special Wires
Wall Street, New York, Feb. l9.-Th
opening prices In the stock MAJ ket today
showed sharp recoverien from the depression
of Saturdays closing. The recent epecula-
tive favorites led the rallys Smelling and
Great Northern preferred, rebound points,
Denver a Rio Grande and Sugar ls5, Union
Pacific, Reading and Northern Pacific about
a point and Southern Pacific, Canadian
Pacific and American Oar large iractionh
There we're a few scattered losses, including
United States Steel, preferred, for arnnll
fraction, Sloss-Sheiiield Steel a point ana
Rock Island, preferred, u.
Prices were advanced further, but win
effect of the Diminishing ne demand,
and the market became dull and heavy
Great Northern, preferred. was carried up I
in ali. Northern Pacific 4, Northwestern 3,
Denver n Rio Grande 2ss, Annconda "a,
Smelling 2sk, the preferred, ia, the Ohiea'
20 Union Traction stocks p heading ia
Union Pacific y, and Chesapeake n One
Wa bash preferred, and Kansas City south
ern, preferred, 1. Bonds we're heavy a
noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
rn Trnn.fer mo po.tomce.

The postotfice will be transferred to
Henry Q. Conrad, the new postmaster,
by his predecessor. William IL. Heald,
tonight. The work involved in the
transfer will be started at z o'clock, at
tue close OF the day s business. Mr..
Conrad will assume charge tomorrow,
when be will name his assistant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
NEW BISHOPS FOR FRANCE.
1870 -. nl.naLch nr speeIaI VIZ

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Rome, Italy, Feb. 19.-The Pope has
decided 10 anticipate the consistory,
which will be held February Dist, instead
o. ,bruary 26th, at which 10 French
blshops will be appointed. These
Risbops will be consecrated by the Pope
In sd. Peters February 25th, in order to
emphasize the Importance of the event.
At the consistory of February DIST the
pone will deliver an allooution reaffirn-
inc and strengthening the views he ex-
nressed in his recent encyclical on the
senarafion OF church and State in France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
Baseball Negotiations.

Daniel Mccormick, one of the own
ers Of the Wilmington A. A. baseball
Club, this morning, denied the IumoT
that q representative OF .he club was
in Rochester trying to buy the fran
ohise Of the Eastern League team of
that city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
Mhr oourh ,h. whole wlnlsr

When few doses Of Hale's Honey Of
oxysrns? No cold, influenza, hoarseness or
difficulty of breathing can resist this won-
deriul counter-irritHnt, II taken in time.
Sold by all druggists.
4 Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
r1fnufpe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
IORIuRING. DISEIGURING
numors, Eczemas, and Itchings
Curad f,ry Cfrffrrrra

numOTS, EcLeHiaSi ana itCnlngS
Cured by Cuticura
The agonizing itching and burning
Of the skin, as in eczema; the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss Of hair
and crusting Of scalp, as in SCALED
head all demand a remedy Of almost
superhuman virtues to successfully
cope with them. That Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills are such stands
proven beyond all doubt.
Sold throughout the world. Cuteura eoap fse, oiui-
euf 50c Heaoveui SOC. fin form Of Chocolae Coatao
Pa z5c Der vial o. 60l, may be had q ell drufEifts
single Potter Drug and Chem Corps loe
~ Maied fIse. How to curu BABY HumorL"