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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

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NorrIcEE.

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebtedto the estate Of Thomas ],
starn, deceased, or having accounts
against the said Thomas ]. starn es'
tate, will present the same to me for
settlement on or before the LIST day
Of October, 1907.
ELI WILSON,
Administrator.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21
STATE HOUSE
NEWS OLA DAY "
TOPPING RETURNS AFTER VISIT
TO SEVERAL COUNTIES
OTHER CAPITAL NOTES.

vi \ NSANt 4ANie9a
81. Topping of the house Of delegates,
returned Saturday evening from a
week'strip through the northern part
of the state. Nj. Topping is making
an active canvass for the Republican
nomination for Secretary Of State and
visited number Of counties to get
acquainted with the people.
Chief Clerk T. G. Townsend, of the
tax commissioners office left yester
day for Norfolk to take inthe expost
ton and enjoy a vacation Of a couple
Of weeks, his first since taking his
present employment more than two
years ago.
Governor Dawson, Secretary Swish.
er and other local members Of the Col
orado party, got away on time satpr-
day Their first stop will be in Chi
cago where they will take "a special
car for Denver over the oB. and 9.
a copy Of the agreement between
the G. and o. railroad company and.
the New York Trust Company and
william H. White, trustees, COVERING
loan Of 100000, was records
ed yesterday in the office Of the Sec
rotary Of state. The stockholders Of
/ the railroad authorized a bond issue,
not to exceed 100000 at a meet
ing held last month, and tde issue has
already ben arranged for, The mon
ey is 10 be used for general equip.
ment and Improvement.
The following charters we're issued
| yesterday:
The Uniontown BIZ Posting Com.
pany, Of Uniontown, Pa; to acquire
and maintain bill boards, etc. Cap,
itaI, $25Oo, Of which $500 has been
subscribed and 800 paid. 1ncor-
porators; F. G. N. Nlrdlinger and.
g. NJ. Smith, Philadelphia; w. E.
Kemery, A. c. Patton and H. 9. Hite-
shew, Petersburg.
Berkeley Real Estate Company Of
Philippl; to deal in real estate, etc.
Capital, $4,000, of which $500 has
been subscribed and paid. Incorpor-
ators: G, F. Teter, s, A. Moore, E. H.
Grim and w. H. Carter Phllippi and
E. F. Hartley Fairmont.
The Western Pennsylvania Bill
Posting Company, Of Philadelphia,
to erect and maintain bill boards.
etc. Capital, $4,000, of which $500
has been subscribed and 500 paid.
1ncorporators: F. G. N. Nirdlinger
and Joseph Gamer, Philadelphia; w.
z. Kemery, A. G. Patton and H. O.,
Hiteshew of Parkersburg,
Assistant Banking Commissioner
S. P. Smith returned Saturday from
an extended trip over the State.
Mr.. Ernest Juhling, Of Williamson,
was State house visitor this morn
! ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

The ladies' AID Society Of the Dla-
mond ST. Nj b Church will meet
Thursday evening al the home Of Mrs,
=. a. Wilson, q colpnbia street,
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M8c.T U.

All membets 81 the w. G. T. q are
requested 70 be present at the Diamond
81 IT y Church On Friday evening.
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cty ospIta.I. .Notes.

Miss PruelIa, of Bellview ave, was
medical case admitted yesterday.
stapissttaw Gurick was admitted
yesterday for medical treatment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

Assistant Banking Commissioner
S. P. Smith returned Saturday from
an extended trip over the State.
Mr.. Ernest Juhling, Of Williamson,
was State house visitor this morn.
ing.
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Governor Dawson, Secretary Swish.
er and other local members Of the Col,
orado party, got away on time satqr.
day. Their first stop will be in Chi
cago where they will take "a special
car for Denver over the o,B. and 9.
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SCHEDULE OF INTERuRsAN CARS
JANUARY IS, 'o7,
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AS birds Of a feather,

AS birds Of feather,
You all are aware,
They walked proudly together
And their minds could be read in
the air
The Lone Star Is alone with no money,
And that may mean but few friends;
But they that have both and plenty of
gall,
Must not envy me a few of the odds
and the ends,
Or Ill sight them and' write them, II
it puts me to the wall.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-21

John Holt.
Grafton, Taylor-Light showers fell
on the 1871 10th and 18th. The morn
ings Of the 18th and 18th were fogsy.
The sunshine averaged about Y per
cent. of the possible amount-s. W.
Wilson
Lost Greek, Harrison-The wealth.
er was warm and cloudy with showers
on the tsthand 16th.-Allen Smith.
Manpington, Marion-The frs5 of
the week was clear and the 10th aud
18th were cloudy and showery The
sunshine averaged about 81 per cent.
of the possible amount-Janes A,
Morgan
Moundsville, Marshall-The wealth
err was clear and pleasant until the
10th. The 10th and 18th we're clio ly
and shtwey. Fog prevailed during
the mornings Of the 18th, 18Th, 18th,
18th ald 18th. The sunstlia aver
aged q per cent. of the possible
amount c. E, Iiaddox.
Parkersburg, Tood-The tempera-
ture was practically normal and the
rainfall vas 50 of an inch above the
normal. Thlndetstorms occurred on
the 10th and;17th. The storm on the
17th was espscinally severe tas wind
reaching q velocity miles per
hour nc ilg6tnine struck tWosbuili
Sinss in ths DIV ~ only siIsA dan
as was done The sunshine aFeagad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20
GEB6IAs FOUND GUILTY.
Verdict Of Murder in First Degree In
Lamana Case.

IIahnvlle, La, Nov. l9.--LeOnar-
DO Gebbla, and hfs sister, Nicohna,
we're Saturday declared guilty OF muir
der in the first degree for the death
of waiter Lamana, New Orleans
child, who was kidnapped and strang-
led early last summer.
The verdict creates a situation that
Is n travesty on justice sIHce 1t con.
denns to death two persons who were
regarded az mIuor participants In tne
kidnapping, while four others whose
more direct connection has been prov.
en-, nave received only life sentences.
Moreover, life sentences in Louisiana
mean but - years imprisonment,
because al tEe Crd of - years g1.i
behavior causes the release of such
prisoners.
passed by jury last summer and
caused such Indignation tha' a large
force Of military was necessary to pro
tect three OF the prisoners from be.
ing summary dealt with,
The fourth person convicted at tho
summer session was a woman. 1t was
on account OF the public excitement
that the GebbIas' trial was postponed.
Except for an appeal the only hope
for the Gebbias Is in Communication Of
their sentences
Saturdays convictions make a total
Of six life imprisonment and death
sentences in this case FOR participa-
tlon IN tho kidnapping
-Four italians who are charged with
the strauglIng have never been, as
yet caught.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20
DIAMOND IMPoRTATloNs.
Considerable Decrease In the Receipts
Of Precious Stones.

New York, Nov, 1.-THE impor.
tatlon Of diamonds and other precious
stones for the first ten months Of this
year showed a decrease OF more than
$4,000 .OoO as compared with the cor.
responding period OF last year.
Importers believe t'at for the entire
Year the decline yi'l be about $40, 000,-
OOo. They say that the decrease is
chief" in diamonds.
Tho fll,irg OF since the beginning
of October las been especially mark
&C.. In tia, month the imports we're
worth o0'v 'Nr.y per cent Of those Of
the corresponding month Of last year.
Toe to,ol valuation OF the imported
scenes this year up TO the present
month Is $50, ol5.9lO In the same
period OF 1876 the total was $36.79l, e
III.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20
Danger Of a Strike Ends.

Augusta, Ga, Nov. l9--After the
voluntary reinstatement Of Engineer
E'asingame by General Manager r, X.
Scott, ~ the Georgia railroad, As.
aass's' am CHjct Burgess has agreed to
submit the entire remaining list OF
Differences 10 The arbitration commit
toe Of tno chamber OF commerce upon
the suggestion a. that body, the rail,
road Join IN the agreement and
agreeing 20 abide hy the findings OF
thai 1,IN. This successful agreemen;
prcc.uIes t~o possibility ~ Ntc strike.
which Was 70 have been called n Mil
rlch, sunday night, aud ends the
PROBABILITY ~ 'hc Georgia railroad oe
ing tied 7Gn TIE boa-1 ~ srbitra.
ton convened d, $50 O'Clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20

~ gold from this market and o0yiate
tro necessity for another increase in
the Bank Of England"s rate Of dis
count -.
Consols, which had been adversely
affected by le outflow Of gold. jump
ed up about z cent above Saturdays
closing prize at 80 Is. and other
Rr'ish yocuyi les rose in sympathy,
American. started TO points
ABOVE Saturdays closing prices and
changed hands In the early rornnF
M advanced rriccs Some Of the I'm.
proycmcnt subsequently, disappeared,
but at noon they still stood firm at |
70 . points above parity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20
ONE DEAD AND ONE DYING.
Two Brothers Are Shot In Quarrel
Win Unknown Man,


York. Pa, Nov 10. C. l.. Hoover,
aged Is. died al his home here from
Eunshot wound received In a fgnt
on the country road near Pleasure.
vile. and his brother. William L
Hoover, aged H. Is dying In the hos.
pi'al from a bullet wound In the head
received In tho Same airair.
So far as tAe au,Noroties have been
able 20 ascertain. the Hoovers became
involved In a Q1arrc' with three men
in q hugg, Rev. NJ J Heberty and
his wife. who live nearby, heard an
exchange of shots and the buggy Was
driven rapidly away.
Not until the hndHg OF the boys
lying unconscious in the road was It
known mat anyone had been hurt In
the anot'
lestcr Kaufman, Oscar Hoover and
NcaN SNYDER we're arrested by the
po.cr mon -Usp'tiou ~ knowing sonic
th.pa ~ tie shooting. AMI are being
hy't p,Hl.lg an investigation,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20
FAMOUS FIGHTING FIRST"
Five Grizzed Veterans All that Re-
main OF Mexican War.

New York. Nov. 1S.-Flye grizzled
veterans, all that remains Of the ia.
nous "Flgairg First" Of the Mexican
war, relinquishcd their battle.torn flags
Sunday On governors Island, In the
presence of a distinguished assem-
blage.
The veterans were First Sergeant c.
II. Farrell Private John Dick, Ser
geant Jacob R.tRiley, Private James
Butt erfcld and Musician John Peter
Eclwel.er. Sergeant Riley carried
the Fighting First's" national col
ors, Dick, the battle flag and But
te, field and Eckweller the regimen
tai guidons. Heretofore the colors
have been in the keeping Of the city
of New York in the relic room at the
city taI!
Tie flags were placed in sconces In
tire post chapel OF ST. Cornelius, the
Centurion, and viii hereafter be cared
for by ire United Sta'es government,
Tnc flag. we're carried by the First
Icc,urur, New York volunteer infan.
try in the Mexican war, from the
siege Of Vera Cruz to the capture OF
the City Of MeNlco. When mustered
IN Dec ) 1896, the regiment number
ed 9CG officers and meR. Less than
SEQ returned from Mexico. But four
regiments u" Gc"eral SCOTS ARMY
eCualled al slightly exceeded the loss
OF this gallant regiment in killed or
wounded
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20
MRS. BRADtE'S TRIAL.
Second Week Of Celebrated Case
Begins.
WITNESSES FOR THE DEFENSE
Great Many Of Them Are From US
eradley's Former Home in S.. --..
City-lnsanity Plea MAN r..s e,
the Defense.

Washington, NOV. l5.-N..
le" fouu! herself ,.......
fritnus when sAc wet l.. ...
Monday to begin Tire scc... ..
her trial on the chai-o Of ...
former Senator Arthur Bun.. ..
state e Utah.
TIE ccur ro"m v2s o."
Is for he defense WHO a. '..
10 be present in view ol t..
of beginning IT," taking ~
in her favor. aHd sever. .I.
come all the way u.w o..
hona in salt Lake CRY a.. ..
pose. In this C'a., y.r.
Mr.. Eugene whitney, vlo F..
ed to support AtlOguny -j..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20
Nevel Divorce Granted.

laurence, Mass Ny. 70 BE
cause l.~ H'. Is. .s.'l trars. BIS
conI"u,d circumstances IN -a..-
'>rausa his pockets 40 nisht, Dawn
Wakcr sUs been granted A divorce
Persistent am continued Intrusion OF
his wife .H.o ,as neuaosa. a9alrs. nsr
.gs'a-.H .ag ia,.c.s ~ lrc rNa4y.
-uEa.a 'u t'~ p..r.ou oi 'r' crg-t
tac Cha-se 20 ,....,. .alF 11-ge Saz.
born ia gsa~-...
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20
NEGRO Ro5eEo WOMAN.
Hlehwayman Took Purse Of $500, but
Was Captured


birmingham, Ala, Nov 10. Mrs.
". Iittercsj was held mp and robbed
by Frank Howard, negro at Alley
G. ana Tw,nU,iA street on Saturday
night.
The negro struck the woman down,
graz "a her purse ,1"p'd upon her
stomach and leaving Ger unconscious,
ncd down the alley. Tho purse con.
tainCl $500 in cash.
Two negroes further down the alley
seeing the fleeing man. ordered him
ia stop. FlourishinF knife How.
ard brushed them aside aul contin'
ued hls Night. but the two men took
mp the chase
TIE, pursued him 10Y several blocks
ard were later Joined by third no,
Sro. w'o tackled Howard aui vas
cu' Vie Knocked The hiEhWa'man
down however. and ne three mon
hold howard until polio" could be
SUMMONED
~, r,,lr'Nrol With me money IN
tact. Va~ recovered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20
WHITE HAND SOCIETY
Formed In Chicago 10 Make War
on Desperate BiackmailerS.
SlCILIAN SSTART A CRUSADE
It Is the Purpose Of the Society to
Flight Blackmailer in a Courageous
and Systematic Marner-Funds for
This Purpose.


Chicaoo \,y 10 Arouse1 by IN.
cr,o.ioo h,ld.c.s ON the mart Of des.
neroto hIacl.,,airnrs Recommending IN
der tho par,e nj the "p ark Hand"
pr,rsss,,rsl anl hn.irass men
e,ooro thc italian. N Chicaro SUNDAY
oroanized tna s.ita hama society.
rrom roy nm fl. mann bi,pc,--
wbtto bard-vi,r vaca , war Of ex,ar-
,,troti,, ogaf,.t ,re mann mora
LIocL -soo,o,.
Tno or,,,oI. ,.os loo, sto,,el hv rho
two Ioadt,r c,rt,i,, eoc,era, or Chi.
o,ao Thn Irio,e cici,iara rho
n,,nnno., r,.uio, s,ci.,., IN tbo vast
,na, CmnLo y r,,, ,.,,r,o,o cf org, ,Iz
d. oooin., ,h, ,,D,ocr I,,r," Sim
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20

arrived at 'he house he was dead.
Mrs. Underwood and her daughter
went 70 the home Of Frank Ewing,
where Mrs. Tnderwood's wounds were
dressed. She will recover The girl
was not harmed.
Professor Underwood has MADE his
home here for 'ho past ye9r, and mad
been connected with Columbia for
eight years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20
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altet-1cr acer r-o
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toaf oil Fus Sc &c
~ grass. 80 sgsl ts1Fe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-20
|CLE SAM TORESCUE
scial Stress TO Be Relieved
blythe Government
ISSUE OF BONDS, ETC.

|4|}1QV OF TedSGTJ NOtes 20 DC TO-
4 80. .rbis p,oney viii &c Great Re
:" "0'''S N'F''
aehington Nov 1g.-Secrctary
Ielyou has made the important
+ +. tlincement that AZ a means Of AT.
me relief TO the financial sirua.
.,4 the treasury WonId issue $50. 900.
4 AZ Panama bonds and 500 900 UUO
h .i.eates of Indebtedness. or 50.
|.8h thereof as may be necessary
+. 4. eertificales will run for one year.
In an hear . nor c,ni ;,tr...,
s. IL eecretary's actions In coming tot
relief OF The nnanc.a. situation
~. Z with py,4,,ru, Rgo-,yrlt's
(. stv anproyal. and the plan IS tho
. sAh,e on tbe several White House
IS larenhes which have been held In
nAat few DAYS wien the financial
/. stIon was u..l.y constellation
zsra,or, Co,-c,,ou ygys that the
smo bonds viii of,nrd uo.t sub.
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SWALLOWED 4
BIC HAT PIN
Society Woman Startled By
Telephone Bell Swal-
lowed Long Pin.

A dispatch to the Miami Metropolis
states that when startled by the sharp
ringing of telephone bell near the
mirror before which she was dressing
for an automobile ride, Mrs. G. G. Fer
ris, of Detroit, wife of a member Of
the we'll known family of that name,
swallowed a hat pin five inches long,
in her room at the Auditorium Annex
in Chicago, this week, and for twenty
four hours her husband and, friends
feared an operation would be neces-
sary to save her life. Physicians dis
covered, with the aid Of X-rays yes
terday that the pin had reached the
woman's intestines, having passed
harmIessly through the esophaguS.
They decided not TO risk an operation
at the time, but recourse to the knife
may become necessary later.
In the meantime, Mrs. Ferris has
been ordered to lead quiet life, free
from the excitement Of an automobile
ing and all other fornSof social di-
version.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-01
FIGURE
IN DECISION
Colorado Judge Decides Bed
Bugs Justify Damage
Suit.

Accordrng to dispatch to the
Miami Metropolis from Denver, Colo
RADIO, Justice Carton, of that city, has
decided that money paid by guest
to a boarding house keeper for room
in which bed bugs exist must be re
funded.
Sherman Goodwin, of Denver, who
paid $3.50 for a roc i at the boarding
house of Mrs. Henry Hewett, sued her
for $25. Goodwin alleged that he paid
$3.50 for a room for himself and fam
:ly and that during the night an army
Of bed bugs attacked them. Mrs
Hewett Indignantly asserted tina;
Goodwin carried the bugs into the
house.
The precedent that a room frequent
ed by bed begs need not be paid fo1
by an occupant is established.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-01
Gave His Life in Trying to
Find a Proved Antidote
For Carbo1ic Acid.
BELIEVING HE HAD DONE so IN
ALCOHOL, HE DOSED HIMSELF
ALTERNATELY WITH THE TWO
PoISoNS UNTIL NATURE RE-
BELLED, CONSTITUTION FAIL
ING AND DEATH CAME

DR.. Seneca D. Powell, whose name
will go down in the history of medi-
cine as a martyr to science, died a
few days ago in his home at
Greenwich, Conn, as the result of
constant drinking of carbolic acid for
three years to prove that alcohol is
an antidOte for the poison.
Few chapters in the history of how
men. have battled against disease
equal the one furniShed~by Dr.. Powell.
He graduated as an Nj. ID. in 1869 from
the medical school of New York Uni
verSity, and at once plunged into eX-
nauStiVe experiments with persons.
One after another he pondered over
the methods of neutraIiZing me eff
fects of deadly fluids and powders,
and year after year he added to the
knowledge of the dreadful liquids.
1t was about three years ago that
he determined to find some substance
that would cause carbolic acid to lose
its terrors. Instead of administering
the poison to others, he took small
quantities of it himself, and then ap-
piled various antidoteS.
Finally he conceived the idea of
pure alcohol being an antidote. Dr.
Powell went to mis- library and drank
some carbolic acid. Then came the
crucial moment, the moment when
his hopes would be shattered or
science enriched. He drank the pure
alcohol and in a few moments was in
his normal physical state. Not content
with this initial test, he continued
with others, taking larger quantities.
of the poison. Then he went before
medical societies and classes OF std
dents and for three years demonstrate
ed the accuracy of his theory. But ma
ture rebelled at last. the poison
which had been Saturating his sys-
tenn, conquered, and he began to fail.
He had to abandon active work, and
on Saturday he expired.
Augustus Powell, Dr. Powelrs faith
er, was a rich planter living in Ala
bama, where the doctor was born. The
father was quartermaster in the Con-
federate army, in which Dr. PoWen
also served
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Her Own Make.

Il don't understand dat lady"
''What'd she do?"
'-She said she'd help me an den she
handed me dis biscuit"-Houston
Post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-01
State Institutions for Higher Education
Florida Female College
Tallahassee, Fla.

A College for Women, without a
parallel in the South, embracing a
College of Liberal Arts, a School for
Teachers, a School of Industrial Arts,
a school of fine arts. including piano,
pipe organ, violin, voice culture, elo-
cutiOn and Physical Culture.
Tuition free. Charges for special
instruction in Fine Arts reduced 10 a
minimum. New buildings in course
of construction. White for catalogue.
A. A. MURPHREE,
President
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Defined.

Papa. what is an optimism"
"Oh, most any man on his way to q
horse race.''-HoUstOn Post.
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One On Yankee.

Once a Scotsman was visiting New
York and. coming across a statue OF
Washington, stood gaping at it,
Just then a Yankee came UP and
said TO Sandy:
There's a good man. A lie never
passed his lips"
No" said the Scotsman, Il suppose
he talked through his nose, like the
rest of yOu."-Spare Moments.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-01
ADDrchenSive.

Don't be afraid of the dog" said
the housewife. HE merely wants to
follow you
Il know that" answered Flooding
Pete, but it don't ease my mind.
once saw locomotive follow a COW
up the Hnei"-Puck
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-01
Knew Finance, Thouqh.

Master-f your friend bOrrOws 900
francs, agreeing to pay fifty francs a
month, how much will he owe at the
end Of the year?
Pupil-A thousand francs.
,MaSter-YOu don't know the ele-
ments of arithmetic!-n Motto per
Ridere