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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

A carload of blankets. clothing and
shoes was started for San Francisco from
this city yesterday afternoon the result
of vigorous and practical work by the
Delaware Branch Of the American National
Red Cross This contribution will no
doubt be most welcome. Contributions
of money continue TO come in. and alto
gether Wilmington is doing It's full share
in relieving the distress Of the people of
San FranciscoW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
ALona-fe;t Want.

Some of u.s. said Borem, are organizing
a now society chat you should join.
Haven Q time replied Wise I'm think
ing of organizing q new society myself
It's the IS. s. T. S.
What's that The "U. S." sounds
patriotic. anyway.
It's more than patriotic It's the So
ciety for the Suppression Of Useless So
cieties.- Catholic Standard and Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
1.rAfs ,ynrlh rinh ceni.q

If II is, and hard cough is convulsing
your lungs, send out instantly for bottle
of Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar
which will Immediately relieve you and
avert all danger.
Oh! ahi Ui o. o. Is It the jumping
touthache you have? Yes. Then Pixies
Toothnche Drops will cure it IN sixty
seconds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
NEwsPAPERs.
Phnadelrhla Record.

Philadelphia Record.
A cheap Pecksnilian newspaper soon
outlivos its welcome among iudicious
readers
A cheap and nasty journal carries with
it a kind of intellectual typhoid germ
that in the long run kills OFF it's con-
stitucncy
But a cheap and clean newspaper is a
staycr
The bearing of this observation lays
in the application of il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

Can anyone explain why the May
week vacation in our public schools, an
institution of many years standing
ever should have introduced. or why
Il should be continued The pre-
text. we believe. is the annual cleaning
of the school buildings; but could not
this work be performed TO even better
advantage during the summer vacation?
Really May week vacation seems like a
simple waste Of five days of the regular
school term
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
sAN rRANo1soo RELIEF FUND.

Make contributions for the relief Of the
sufferers IN San Francisco. Amy bank, trust
company, savings institution or newspaper
In Wilmington is authorized TO accept and
receipt for contributions. What is needed
Tor San Francisco is quick action, and
subscriptions now will be more to them
than ten times the amount later. Do
What you can for the relief Of the sufferers.
Relief Fund Committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

Estimates vary as to the extent Of the
casualties ct the San Francisco disaster
Gen. Greeley believes the number will
not exceed 200 but Coroner Walsh csti-
mates the to,ulat not less than a thousand.
There Is reason 10 fear that the latter
estimate is nearer the truth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

The Board of Health has taken hold
Of the soft coal smoke nuisance. IN
formal request that City Council shall
legislate in the direction Of a reform. 1t
is well that attention Is 20 be given to
this subject before the nuisance becomes
an aggravated one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

Only the sternest necessity should
induce the Directors of the Street and
Sewer Department TO permit any more
wire poles TO be erected within the city
limits, at least within the bounds Of the
closely built up business district. There
are too many poles and overhead wires
now, and the effort should be to diminish
rather than increase the number.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
THE KING.
Rudyard Kipling.

Author of "The Seven Seas" "staky Co." &c
theLondon Times, under the title of THE Old Issue y
All we have of eedon-all we use or know
This our fathers bought for us long and long ago;
Ancient Right unnoticed the breath draw
Leave to live by no mans leave, underneath the Law.
and and tumult steel and gay-goose wing
Wronched it, inch and ell and all slowly from the King
Till our fathers established after bloody years,
How our King is one with us, first among his peers.
So they bought us freedom at little cost
Over all things certain this is sure indeed,
Suffer not the old King for we know the breed
Giye no ear Ir 70 bondsmsn en- bidding % US endure T.
CIime himself is witness till the battle joins
Deeper strikes the in the peoples loins)
Give no heed to bondsmen masking war with peace.
Suffer not the old King here or overseas;
They that beg us barter wait his yielding mood
Pledge the years hold in ristpawn brothers blood
Howso' great their camor whatso. .er their claim,
suffer not the old King under any namel
Here IS nduqh anproren--here is naught 10 learn.
Ii Is ierittsn rhat shaH iaA II the King return.
Set his guards about us allin Freedoms name
He shall take his tribute. toll Of all our ware
He shall change our gold for arnsarms may bear
c % .haa sa @ srfsk d hs Jsg 81 tssg cross % Ii his od
He shall heed our whispers for the night shall bring
Watchers meath our window lest mock the King
Hate and all diyision hosts OF hurrsng spies;
Money poured in secret, oarion-broedng flies
Strangers OF his council, hireings Of his pay
These shall deal our Justice sell, deny delay
We shall drink dishonor VIC shall eat abuse
For the Land we look to-for the Tongue VIC use
eshaI take our station, dirt beneath his feet
Crielin the shadow, crafty in the sun
Far beyond his borders shall his teaching run.
sloyeu. sulen. savage secret uncontrolled
Laying new land evil OF the old;
longforgotten bondage. dRarfng heart and brain
All our fathers died to loose he shall bind again
s naugtt a rentire random nor untrue
Strings the phcei fuiicrcle. brims Gun aner
Here 8 n0tgh nprorcn Is nohino hid.
step ior step, and rof or Word The old Kings fidy
sopby step and word by word: who Is ruled may read
suffer not the old hlngsior c know me breed
an right they promise an the wrong they bring
stewards oi the Judgment. suffer not tins kingl
Copyright, 1892 by RudyaFd kphng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

The new city charter committee is pro-
crossing slowly but practically. with It's
work The probabilities arc that it will
have its charter draft ready by the time
the next Legislature meets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
nnnd Iirsnlts nlnst rnlInu

the classified adv. II It is placed in the
proper medium. Every Evening carries
more classified advertising than all the
other newspapers in the city combined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

~ FREE TO OUR FRIENDS
We want to send to our friends a beaugE|
French-designed. G0LD-PLATED BONBON mi
hard-enameled IN colors. Il Is a beauty fof n
dressing table. Ten cents IN stamps Is asked al
measure Of good faith and to cover costof cascsrs
with which this dainty trinket Is loaded. n
Send to-day, mentioning this paper. Addfs5
Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago or New Yu1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

The time to use a Cascaret is when v,|
first suspect you need one.
The only way TO have them ready \
use precisely when you need them Is \
carry them constantly in your pocket !
you do Watch or a Lead pencil.
The ten cent box Of Casoarets is mad
thin. flat, round-edged, and small, for M
precise purpose.
Be very careful to get the genuln.
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk. Ever
tablet stamped "CCC."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

If your tongue is slightly coa,.a
IF your breath is under suspiolos
If your Head feels a trifle hsa,,'
dull,
If digestion seems even a little sl.
If Heartburn, Belching, copo
Restlessness begin to show themselv.,
That's the time to eat a cascars,
ssa
Don't imagine the Cascaret Is matt,
tive because tits pleasant TO eat as CAM!
II acts as pleasantly as It tastes. M
as congenial to your Bowels as it is 10 yo'
Palate.
Il is not "Bile-driver which flo..
out your stomach today with fluid imo,
needed for tomorrow.
But, it acts like Exercise, instead.
II stimulates the muscular lining Of &,
Bowels and Intestnes, so that they mech,
ioally digest food and drive out r
waste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-27
Nlmero 2O1.

dulees, etc. e1 Indostan, en- cscao, ca
fe eps, y Cochinthina, en- arroz.
En- las exportaciones fue la prime
IA en- abaca America la segunda
lngl atsrra; en- cepr AK, Ia prirners. Fran
cia y la segunda Espafia; en- tabaco en-
bruto, Espafa y Austria; en- az6car.
China y Hon Kong, en- tabaco elabo.
RADIO, Hon-Kong, Ia India Australia.
respectivamente,
TUdo este comercio es llevsdo prir-
cipalmente, bajo cinco banderas. en- el
Iorden siguiente: la inglesa, la espaao)a
La alemana, la americana y la noYuexa
Sc nota que les tranceses, 4 pesar de
de su proximidad estas islas. no f.
guran para NADIA come cargadores del
comerc1o exterior filipino No deia de
sorprsnder este cnando sol smente de
sus colonias de Saigon Haifong. pe-
dian haber traldo en- menos de nm af1o
un SoDsrdo de mas de IA millones re
pesos, en- granos y otros productos. El
30 pOr Ico de nuestro tra6co naveoo
baJo las aspas britanicas. La bandsra
japonesa ha desa parecldo desde Ia II
TINA guerra, de estas aguas. De su-
poner es sue vuelys 4 ondular oanan-
closa entire las demas fotas mercantes
pues1o que la cOlonia japonesa aumen.
ia de dia en- d{a, y Sc siente con puian.
"a para empresss mercantiles.
Los anne e1icanos deseap one tedos loe
ouqucs Sc cobijen ba1o sus estrellas.
en- la nueva ley de sn bsidios Sc ha vo.
tado uua subvenci6n de pesos Dor
tonelada meta, a todo: los barcos del
tratlco exterior, con mas un aditamen-
to de 80 por 100 1os que naveguen
en- la carrera de los Estados Unidos Y
Fiipinas. En- este subsidio no Sc in
ciuye el anterior que disfrutan de r.so
dollars por el servicio de correos. De
modo que, cada transporte americana
percloe un promedio de 50 COO dollars
en- concepto de subsidies. Cen 100000
pesos asi ssegurados por un lsdo Y
otros 100000 mas de ganancia even
tn al por hetes pasajeros por otro. va
pueoen los Hartman y los Hills luchar
con proba bilidades de triunfo.
Sin embargo, Ia companfa naviera
de George Goul, ljtulada Western Pa
cllc", Sc 'ha puesto al habla con el
North German Lloyd" y con el
"Transiberean", para disputar a Ha.
rriman Hills, los derroteros del Pa
chico y es probable que venzan los
ingleses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-27

salv amento de los numerosos barcoa
de guerra turcos schados q piques en-
las aguas dc Navafino en- 1897. Guam.
do es sabido, los escuadras francesa.
inglesa y rnsa, riteron ALI en- la cita-
da fecha enconado combste con una
f1ota otomana, compnesta de mas de
sesenta navios Una tradici6n asrma,
que algunos de los barcos turcos lie
vando enorme cantidad de orc en- ba
rTas, pareciendo apoyar dicha tradi,
ci6n, G! que en- dos ocasiOnes en- que Sc
prscticaban Jos ale ssndeo donde
ocurri6 la bataila, 4ralerOn 4 hor de
aqua los aparatos exploradores, bas-
tantes monedas dc Gro, que aunque
muy deterioradas por sn larga perma-
nencis en- las aguas. presentaban indi-
clos de ser de cufo turc0
La mism Sociedad de buzos AGO.
metera tambien IL exploration del mar
entire las islas de Gambia Ccrigo, con
objeto dc tantesr e salvamento de los
tesorSs artisticos a!lj sepultados desde
que en- la epoca de Ia conquista de
Grecia por los romanos, naufragaron
en- dichos paraies Vsrias galeras roma
ras cargadas DC vasos sagrados de
orc y plata procedentes lie los saquea-
dos temples hel6nico:, En- los traba-
JOS preliminares lleyados va cabo
por los buzos ds Leghorp, Sc ha 10.
grade extraer una apfora magnffca de
orc, la eual Ia sido adqnirida Ell una
enorme suma por q Gobierno griego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-27
Progreso de la ciencia

81 Sc da credito. como es natural
dars elo, a los informes Que pnblican
las tlltimas Revistas cientfficas dc los
Estados Unidos, puede asepurarse
que Vamos en- camino de ahorrar con.
s1derablemente en- medicos en- no.
ticas y de obtener, al fin de tantos
padeclmlcntoS, 10 que habra de cans
tltulr ell verdadeTo Elixir de Vida
con que por tanto tempo Sc ha We.
n1do sotiando. Como resultado de
los trabajos de Pasteur sobre los mi
Gro organismos humanos. Y los de nm
successor del eminente bacteriolopist
frances, ell professor MerchinkofT CO
ha llegado al descubrimiento de nna
sustancia, designada con e1 nom
bre de "Bioplasma, producto ex-
ira lido, al parecer, de las glandn1as
an1males, la Que tiene, entire sus M
merosas proptedades. la de recons-
tru1r de un modo absolute durable
las celulas organicas deterioradas
celulas que, en- su condicion normal
constltuyen principle fuente de IL
vida, seg6n las teorias fsiol6oicas
Obtenido este imponderable res11taN
do, es evidenfe que, por raz6n main
raj, todas las dolencias que afliQen {
la humanidad, especiaimente las ons
provienen de la decomposition de
tales elementos, seran susceDtib1es
de ser cursdas dc ana manera pr4e
tea, pronta y permanente. Rs es,a
70 Cue Sc anuncla por hoy. De los
nuevos progresses Que Sc hagan en-
este camino, iremos dando informes
4 nuestros lectores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-27
La production en- Filipinas
{ tConcluSj5n

rs cErlosa una cstaeistlCa que aca-
ba de publican e Departamento de
.Comercie con respecto & Ia aimportaci6n
de telas. "En csta hres I hilazas In.
glater{a y el Jap6n Egur an d la cabeza
como pafses exportadores Filipinas;
en- generos de punto EsPafa esta por
encima del resto lie los naciones; en-
telas tupidas de aIgod6n Jnglatcrra y
los Estados Unidos hgpran en- los pri-
meros puestos; en- te];des fojos de al
god6n sobresalen Inglatera y Espaha,
y en- vestidos hechos. Espana esta al
frente. En- resumen, cue Espai1a atn
ocupa el tercer lugar como naci6n ex,
portadora de textiles en ei mercado
filipino, aventa jandola 6nicamente In
slaterra los Estados Unidos"
Como decia anteri0rmente, Ell flipi-
no gasta una suma crecjda en- vestir.
Naeve millones de pesos Sc han en-
PIE ado en- solo ocho s1ese8 en- tela de
algod6n: aladames los denas tejidos
y su indumentaria tan pondersda por
su sencillez, les cuesta 8 millones dc
pesos, y 81 sc a1adiera los accessories
de sombrereria, perfume "a y calzado,
llegaria a una cifra vexdadera mente
vergonzosa para IN pals hoy tan en-
pobrecido, a 40 millones de pesos su
birfa quiza su costo.
Los paises que Sc d3spptan hoy
nuestro concrete exterior, han logra-
dos ocupar alg1n primer puesto en-
algdn genero determin ado. Ssgdn
las dltimas estadfsticasy China es la
primera en- gan2do vacuno, nueces,
iamones, lenceria, aztlcar Yefnada, t6,
verduras, etc; Espana bate el Gre
cord" en- genero de punto, juguetes,
zapatos, aceites vegetables, papel, vinos,
ropas hechas, corchos, frutas secas,
etc; Inglaterra supera todas en- pi-
quks, estambres, aceros, hierros, zinc
leche condensada; Alemania, en- ce-
mentos, sombreros, quincailerfa y en-
aparatos cientffcos; Francla goza
primer puesto en- joyas, papel fino,
champagne, medicinas y perfumes;
Jap0n obtuvo la preferencia en- sedas,
patatas, fosforss, objetos de ebanisteria
y carbon; Australia superb q las de-
mas en-. betunes, mantequilla, carne
refrigerada y carbon Superior; los
Estados Unidos fueron ios primeros
en- cuanto ( harinas, copTe, algodon
en- rama, explosives, hene, aperss para
la agriculture, maquinaria, cervezas,
aceites minsrales, grasas madcras,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-27
In buSca del teS0Io de NavarinO

El Gobierno griego acaba &c con.
ceder auto rizaci6n una Sociedad de
buzos de Leghorn, para intentar el
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

80, pieces 45-inch French Voies and Panamas, fine,
crisp finish, only three colors but those most
worn thi season-navy blue and two shades of
gray-worth $100 to $3.50 yard-while 1E
they last, Monday, yard .............. AJC
Table Linen Special for Monday--15 pieces of r.
inch table linen in beached and unbleached with
the new 18-inch borders, with small floral CEN
tiers, regular price 81 and $115-Monday Ga
-one day only-a yard ............ OJC
400 Dress Linen at &c Yard-1O pieces 36-inch pure
white, sheer dress linen, regular 45c quality
from to IL M, Monday IL yards to IT.
customer) yard ..................& BC
25 Pieces German Linen suitings-All colors %
inches wide, worth twenty-nine cents To-
Monday only, yard .................AI C
Organizes and Lawns-In light and dark colors,
pretty floral and dot patterns, worth to r.
1Oc-Monday, yard, only .......A...J DC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
Dry Goods Section
MONDAY BIG SILK SALE

Silks for Less Than Cos-5O pieces soft Messane silk for
waists and SUITS excellent wearing fabric in large
lar selling price 59c-whe they last Monday yd IN
assortment of new pretty designs and coors regu &C
Big Sale Pure Silk Crepe De Chine- every possible shade
including white cream and black regular goo EO~
quality, Pain, sale Monday, yard wv
36inch Cream Japanese Sk-Bes silk for wearing and
washing, full yard WIDE regular 85c quality co.
Monday per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IC
Big Lot Aover Embrcideries and Laces-To go sale
Monday at half their value Alover embroideres, 18
to "a inches wide, worth seventy-fve cents to en-
one dollar yard-special, yard ............. OVC
Alover Net Oriental Aaces-Creams and white,s - 40
inches wide, worth 75c. to 81 yard-specal yard TOC
Big Purchase OF Turnover Colars-very Cheap-Just
ceived from largest neckwear importers 200 dozen fancy
embroidered and plain hemstched turnover collars that
sell from 10c to 25c eachon sale Monday in two lots
LOT Loo and 15c values, special, each, &c. e!
LOT 2-19c and 25c values, special each, 10c
Clearing Out Prices Fine Embroderies-50 pieces bro
ken sets embroidery edge hand loomed to 10 inches
wde that sold for $780, $25 $1OO and 75c yard-Mon-
day at one-third off marked prices.
Corset Cover Embroideres- lot of nch corset COW
embroideres that worth SOC SOC yard Monday
in two lots
LOT boo and Csc values special yard, $780,
LoT2-75c and 89c values, special yard, 48c
SPECIAL-one hour embroidery Ssle-1O to IL m Mon
day. will put sale big lot of mill end embroid Il
cries to yard lengths worth to zoe yard, I'd. O9C
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
Benefits Big Grocery.
Our Reputation is of Long Standing. and as Good
Today Ever

BENEFITS BREAKFAST COZ
FEE, 2-pound cau................. 4Sc
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Basket Fired japan, pound ....... .3Sc
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Schepp's Cocoanut, pound package Csc
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Baked Beans, large cans........ .25c
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Kippered Herring. can................10 zoe
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Benefits Bargain Soap. 10 bars. &c
Peanut Butter, jar............l0c
Seal Island Clans, caA.......eo
Durkee's Salad DresGinB,
pOktlo ssssssssssssssssssssss.4V
salmon, fancy, h-lb. ean....t0o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

5nrlmps. can ..s'.....sst......l0o
Pottsd Ham, can..............tc
California Ripe olives,
bottle ....................... .1Oc
Pride Of Benefits Flour. sack. 81 50
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
Full Cream New York Cheese, Id. .S00
And Twenty Green Trading StampG
Full Cream Brick Cheese, b.. Zoo
And Ten Green Trading Stamps
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder.
pound can ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
And Five Green Trading STAMPS.
Uneeda Biacuit. 4 packages. ~
And Ten Green Trading BtanpA.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
EASTERNERS WIN
IN GOLF CONTEST
YANKEES HAVE. DECIDED ADVAN-
.TAGE IN TOURNEY
Women Golfers, Representing the East
and Western Sections of Country
Play First Contest at West
Newton, Mass.
Rv Assnciated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WEST NEWTON, Mass, Oct 6.-The
first contest between women golfers
representing the east and western Sec
tions of the country resulted today in a
victory for the east on the Brai Burn
links, the team match of sixteen players
on side resulting in an easy victory,
13 to 3.
OF the players on the western team
eleven were from Chicago, two from
Wisconsin and one each from st. Louis,
Denver and California.
Miss Warren of the Edgewater club
of Chicago, Mrs. Brewer of the Evans
ton club of Chicago and Mrs. 9. w.
Roop of Denver We're the only western
ers to win their matches.
The westerners drove fully as well as
their opponents, but were generally
weak In their short game.
Miss Pauline Mackay of the Oakley
Country club and the national cham
pion won her match with Mrs. c. L..
Deering, the western champion, making
the course in SO.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
LEAGUE ELECTS
ITS OFFICIALS
SCRAMBLE FOR CAPABLE RUGBY
COACH EXISTS
Meeting Will Be Held Monday Even-
ing by Directors of High School
Association to Arrange
Schedules

A meeting of the County High School
league of Southern California was held
yesterday at Polytechnic. where the
following officers were elected:
Henry, high school, president; Wade,
Whittier college vice president; Owne,
Pasadena. treasurer; Hamilton, Har-
ward, secretary.
After considerable discussion it was
decided that no pupil among the institu-
tions comprising the league be allowed
to participate in athletics unless he
carried at least fifteen hours of class
work. No pupil over 21 years will be
permitted to contest.
A meeting of the athletic committee
will be held at the Westminster hotel
Monday evening for the purpose of ar
ranging football and basketball sched-
ule.
In view of the fact that Pat Higgins,
who has been secured by Polytechnic as
Rugby COACH is the only capable Rugby
director that may be obtained at the
present time, there has been considera-
BILE rivalry concerning which institu-
ton will benefit by his services.
The Polytechnic men wish to keep a
firm hold upon Higgins. but are willing
to allow him two hours during the
week which he may devote to any other
school.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
KENNEL BARKlNGS

Report from England tells of St.
Bernard puppy that is but four months
old and which weighs 104 pounds and
measures twenty-six inches at the
shoulder. According to Our Dogs, this
Is a record, and John Muir should be
proud of his youngster, which Is by
Kerepo, out of Duchess of Plessington.
The American Kennel club at it's
meeting this week abolished the rule
that the name of the dog and its reg
istration number should follow the
catalogue number instead of the own
er's name, also the regulation that a
yeterinary's signature must be secured
before a dog could be benched. These
rules, while a help in some directions
IN the main proved impracticable.
The recent meeting of the French
Bulldog club of New England resulted
IN the appointing OF a special COM
mittee 10 devise ways and means to
hold a special show in October. s. l..
Coldenberg OF the Nellcote kennels of
New York. the breeder and exhibitor,
viii be the Judge.
The late James A. Garland was
known the world over as an importer
and breeder OF old English sheepdogs.
Dog lovers Will always remember his
judicious purchase OF Oh. Dolly Gray,
the undefeated daughter OF Ch. Stylish
Boy and Dolly Day Dream. Although
somewhat small IN size, Dolly Gray Is
possibly the best b0btail ever pro-
dueed.