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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-20

IIOOu VII tlle lftll. uduS lllcI.
Regular meeting of the Wo
man S Book Club next Wednes
day. All members please be
present.
Mayor Haney left on Wednes
day evening for Amarillo on bus
mess expecting to get back today
or tomorrow.
j. S. Boone of Agency, Mo-,
came in last Friday to look the
town over again and visit rela
tives, w. r. MoreIand and family
He went back home first of this
week.
John A. Wallace left on Mon
day night for Kansas City with
six cars of mixed cattle. r.
Hoffman was in the same train
with five cars. They expect to
return about Saturday.
Mrs. Flint, a dreSsmaker liv.
ing near the college, was taken
suddenly and critically i'll on Fri
day and remained so until Tues
day when a turn for the better
set in.
Marvin Fite of Watertown,
Tennessee, a nephew of j. w.
and j. l.. Prichard arrived here
Friday. He has a job in the de-
pot at Tulia and left for that
place Monday.
At present prices of products,
and with the single exceptions
of wheat and alfalfa they are
about those of former years, any
farmer ought to be able to make
a good living here on a quarter
section.
j. j. Taylor returned from his
Chicago trip this week. He
spent five days in the Windy"
City, he says, taking in all he
could of it and not going out on
Lake Michigan any further than
the white caps which kissed the
shores.
Mrs. E. H. Ackley returned
from her Colorado and Utah trip
on Sunday bringing back with
her two sisters, Mrs. Lee Gam
mon and Mrs. John George of
WaXahachie, who have also been
touring cool Colorado and the
Northwest.
d. w. Wallace left us Saturday
for a visit to relatives about San
Angelo. He says the length Of
his stay down there depends
much upon how well he is treat
ed, as a good time" does "ood
less in the way of removing
inconsistencies.
Miss Johnnie Cartwright of
Amarillo, Mr.. Baker of Fort
Worth, and Mr.. Donaldson of
Amarillo spent last Sunday as
guests in Canyon, returning to
Amarillo in the afternoon accom-
panied by Misses Trua Cart
wright and Clara Eakman.
Willie Word and sister, Miss
Lola, left Sunday evening for
Waxahachie, where they enter
upon their second year of study
in Trinity University.
1t will require some forty wells
and that many engines to supply
the Santa Fe shops as planned
by Amarillo at Amarillo, and the
cost of operating them will be
equal to that of running a rail
road. This estimate is based on
the present capacity and service
had from the four "Pecos Valley"
wells already there.
The Panhandle Realty Com
pany break the ice" in a new
direction this week giving prices
on some of the lands it handles.
This list was printed in The
News office and its first edition
required sixty pounds of bond
paper. It's a move in the right
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-20
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The quotations here given are
from the Canyon City grain deal
ers and. show the market the day
before the issue of this paper.
The prices are for grain in sack
unless otherwise stated.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-20

Wheat, No. =, bushel -. 500 So
Oats, best, buShel ..... So
Corn, best ,......... So. 60
Maize, threshed, bushel.. so
Kaffir corn, threshed, bu.. 80
Maize and Kafflr in heads,
new crop, ton ......... 10 90
Millet hay, per ton ....... 10 90
Johnson grass hay, ton =. 10 90
Alfalfa, per ton ........ II 90
Chickens and Eggs
FryerS, per dozen .....S 50 %
Eggs, per dozen ...... Is
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-20

This paper and the Dallas News
S1.S0.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-09-20
A SINGLE Bed

So it is, but what a beauty!
Not a nicer brass bed in the
whole town and we warrant you
can't duplicate its equal at near
the price it's offered at.
BEDS-BRASS OR WOOD.
Either kind that are bought
here WOO the fair goddess of
sleep, induce health and add
years to your life. Buy our beds
and no others.
THOMAS BROS.
The Quality House.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30

ficerS, newspaper men and a numbe.
doubt that there was no handcuff
made that would hold them prison
ers. While Miss Ford has the distin.
ction of being the only lady expert in
the world she is no doubt a wonder
as she accomplished her work with
the number of cuffs that were locked
On her in a remarkably short space
of time and also after being locked in
pair of automatic cuffs she opened
them in full view of those present,
with a pocket knife, borrowed from
one of the officers
Mr.. Don Ford was also locked in
pair of Beans Grant cuffs in various
positions and easily escaped. This
cuff cannot be opened with the key
in the pri5onevs own fingers. He
was also locked in a position used
in Russia for sending prisoners to
the Siberian mines and experienced
bit little difficulty in escaping Their
work at police headquarters easily
demonstrated that they are. the
greatest experts in thir peculiar line
OF work in the world. The theatre on
Monday and last night was packed
and If their was an inch of space not
occupied it was not visible to the
naked eye. The whole show ably sup
ports the Fords making it the best
ever seen her and on that should
pack the house every performance
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
NO WRIT OF REVIEW
SHERMAN ESTATE FOR CASE
protest Of Mary McCalIum. VINO Fell
Heir to Sherman's Wealth, Avails
Nothing-She Must Pay War Rev
enue.
Publishers Press.1

VA. dpivnl.
court OF the ....e~a - "a IS denied TIE
petition for a writ of review in the
case Of Mary Sherman McCallun
adopted daughter Of the late Senate
John Sherman. against the collecto
of internal revenue for the District OF
Columbia, involving the rate of taxa
ton assessed against q part of the
sum inherited by her from the senator
Under the inheritance tax provisio
of the war rev nue. law of 1898, te
was levied on 10000 in cash thus re
ceived by Mrs. NcCallum. which
placed her in the ifth class OF heirs.
or those who are strangers to h
blood. who were required to pay the
highest tax" The tax was paid under
protest Of Mrs McCallum, who con-
tended that under the terms of her
adoption she bore the same relation
ship to Senator Sherman as his own
daughter. and brought suit to recover
the difference between the sum paid
and the amount she would have been
required to pav II he closer relation
shin had
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
THE HALL OF FAME.

Governor Harris of Ohio is the oldest
chief executive Of any state in the
Union.
Lord Northcliff formerly Sir Alfred
Harmsworth of England may be en-
titled the greatest newspaper nlagnate
of the world. He owns and actively
directs some forty prosperous dailies
and other periodic
Captain Edwar oward of Oakland.
Cal. probably the oldest mariner in
the United States. has retired after
having followed the sea over eighty
years. He Is ninety-six years old, but
is still stout AMI hearty.
According to Czech newspapers, at
Aujezd. Moravia. recently Joseph
Koppner. 101 years old. led to the altar
Rosa Waldner. who has also passed
the century mark. The young couple
knew and loved each other for thirty
years.
The youngest member of the Sixtietb
congress will be Harry B. Wolf. elect
ed from the Third district of Maryland
He has just passed his twenty-sixtE
birthday and is married. Mr.. Wolf be
gan life as Baltimore newsboy and is
now lawyer in good practice.
Captain A. w. V. Trant of the trans
atlantic liner Devonian handles hi
ship in first class style and in additio.
finds time In the spare moments Of b.
voyages to paint pictures in oil. writ.
the words for music and compose
verses that are of more than ordinar
merit.
John Z. Wilkie chief of the secre
service. is one of the best amateur ma
gicians in the country. He performs
wonders with deck of cards, and hi
sleight of hand maneuvers with coin
handkerchiefs and other objects are
source of constant wonder to his
friends
Professor Moissan. the inventor of
artificial diamonds. has been awarded
the Nobel prize for chemistry. Profess
or Moissan invented an electrical fur
mace giving a temperature of 1900 de
grees- His invention of diamonds was
severely challenged when it was first
made known
III. j. Henebry. Ireland's Rugby full
back. played the other day for seventy
minutes against the South Africans
while suffering from a split ear. dam
aged skull broten middle finer On
LEFT hana. straine chest muscles ar
torn finger cartilage He received t3e
injuries in q tsessle ten Rss1tes after
tie game began
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
SOLDIERS TRIAL is NOW ON
Witnesses Testify to Have Seen VIM.
CrowIett Inside the Arsenal and
Stealing There.
Publishers Press.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. ga brief con-
sultation between the counsel engaged
in the case of Lieutenant r. w. Orury
and John Dowd, a private of the Min b
United States infantry charcpd with
killing William H. Crowley near the
Allegheny arsenal. Sept. 10, 1903, pre-
coded the formal opening of the Sec
ond day of the trial of the two sol
diers At its close the defense placed
number of witnesses on the stand,
who testified 70 seeing Crowley two
days before the shooting on top of
the arsenal wall. digging at the roof
OF one of the buildings. One witness,
Jerry kenna, told of helping Crowley
to detach some copper from the ar
senal buildings. kenna said he was
with Crowley when they were pursued
hy the soldiers
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
COURT FAvOR|TE
GETS IN TROUBLE
One of SuItan's Pets Siezes
Ship and Makes German
Embassy very Warm.
AFFAIR CAN'T BE SQUARED
GERMANS DEMAND THAT OF
FENDER BE SENT TO PRISON
FOR THE REST o. S
LIFE.
Publishers Fress.I

Conetan,.Ao.-, .Aa 2y.-Fehmi Pa
STA, chief II the secret police of the
palace. and a great confidant and ia
vorite OF tie sultan. 10 in serious con-
n.ct with tae German embassy, owing
to his action in causing the seizure re-
Gently of a ships cargo destined for
Hamburg. The sultan tried to pac fy
The embassy official by ordering i'm
mediate release of the cargo. but Ger
many, in a forcible note to the porte,
demands the pun 'shment of Fehmf,
pointing out that in the step taken he
was guilty of an infraction of the pc
nal code, rendering him liable to life
imprisonment. The diplomats here
are watching with great interest this
;truggle hot~~~e- 40 German embassy
ar5 tro
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
FEW BRIEF KILOGRAMS
Another Heavy Earthquake at Kings
ton-Aged Mother Of Ring
lings Dies.
publishers Press.i

quake shock since Jan. Ia occurred
here JAN 2S No particular DANA &c
by the latest shock.
Ell Paso, Tex.-Immigration ofhc re
found 26 Japs concealed in box car
Several were women disguised as
head tax
Baraboo, Wis.-Mrs. August Ring
ling, "A, mother of Ringing Brothers,
circus proprietors, stricken with pa
ralysis while entertaining friends and
expired soon after.
Columbus. O.-Mayor Badger de-
cided to order an investigation Of sew
eral important DEPARTMENTS of the
city, particularly beard of public serv-
ice. Reasons not divulged.
Muskogee. /. T.-W. T. Martin. 1r.,
convicted of stealing Creek Indian roll
from the Dawes commission, sen
fenced to serve 366 days in fedora
prison and paw fine Of 81 900.
Cadiz, O-Elmer Rogers, prominen
farmer and game warden of Harriso
county, instantly killed while unscrew
ing cap from gas we'll to relieve pres
sure Cap hit him on forehead.
Marshalltown, Ia.-Mrs. Emma RAJ
dali and Miss Rollo lido of Geneva
saved passenger train from being
wrecked. They discovered a broken
rail and with a shawl tagged train.
Galveston Tex-Sigmund Vein
stein. AZ, cashier local agency of
steamship company, shot and killed
himself in reading room OF Elks' club.
81 which he was a member. No cause
knO%n
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
MURDER OF A WOMAN
LAID AT FEIST'S DOOR
Prominent Physician on Trial for His
re at Nashville, Charged with the
ling of His Observation-Disclosures
f.is Innocence.
Publishers Press.J

aShyili~, 49, -5--ln tr' Al
OF DR. Herman Feist, charged with
the murder of Mrs. Rosa Mangrum,
whose body was found in the river at
Cairo. ILL.,, crowded the court room,
many women being present Jud &c
Hart ordered Feist's bond increased
from $1,000 to $4,000. The most i'm
portant testimony adduced was given
by DR.. n w. Holmes, who testified
that once he saw DR. Feist and Mrs
Mangrum ST allowed on a front door IN
loving embrace and passionately kiss
ing. The case will probably consume
three weeiye
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30

water for few minutes and il will
prevent further trouble. The water
should be as hot as il is possible to
stand il. Gatherings and runarounds
can be successfully treated in the same
manner
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
House Plants.

A cheap and clean fertilizer for house
plants is household ammonia in weak
doses. say ten drops TO a pint of wa
ter at first. increased later as the
plants get used TO it to a scant tea
spoonful TO a pint
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
Patching Wall Paper.

II patch must be applied to wall
paper, LET the new piece lie in strong
sunlight until the colors are faded to
match those on the wall: then tear the
edges and the applied piece will not be
SO conspicuous.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
French TOast.

To one egg well beaten. add one-hais
pint of sweet milk and pinch OF salt
INFO this dip dry slices of bread AID
fry ike griddle cakes in a little hot
butter until nicely Drowned on both
sides. Serve with maple strip.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
ssfetx In silence.

MIS-. Gaymon- Yes. auntie, now rnas
am Herbert's wife. be IS another
man.
Aunt Martha-well. don't you go tell
ing people you're another mans wife
or you'll he getting tried for bigamy.-|
New York life.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
Bank el'ar Suicided.
Publishers Press.1

New W.
liars. 40. raying tel.er OF Lincoln \
tfonal hank was f nd dead in Bron
ark with II empty bottle thai ha
contained poison lying at his side. TIL
president OF the bank said the dead
unan's acc~rr ---o.~ft
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30

Take the children TO see the skat-
ing elephant and strange people at
the coliseum Thursday evening.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
Their Greatest Art.
Why He Does Il.

When large and husky sluggcr Ism
smuggling
You can gamble then the thing that h,
likes best
Is to be at home and closet hug
ging
The profits OF the We Is breast
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
Reasons For 4,

The iliustrious Isabe. .zaga,
after losing her husband .aea "a
marry again. She said that If her sec
ond should prove good she would be
in constant fear or losing him: IL 9TH
erwise. in constant fear of not losing
him.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30

Use artificial gas for light and heat
lott
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30

Artificial; gas. the 2oth Century fuel
10-t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
Page Three.

II wish / knew how to get a million
dollars lcgitimately."
How did you say"
"Legitimately."
Say. do the authorizes knvw yci
are running at larger"
Their Greatest Art.
"She Is taking lessons In the mil
liners art"
THAT should he easy"
well II is harder than IL -
"Pshaw. Any one should
learn TO charge"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
NEWS OF The THEAlE. S
theatrical Calendar.
CENNETT.


Wednesday. Jan. 3o.-Matinee and
night. Primrose's Big Minstre!s.
Friday Night, Feb. MFRS. Tenn
pies telegram"
Saturday, Feb. 2.-"The Millionaire
Tramp
Monday, Feb. 4.-"The Man on the
Box"
Wednesday, Feb. 6.-Under South
ern Skies"
PHILLIPS.
Entire Week-High class vaudeville.
Prinrose's Minstr- ls-Gernett.
The EXPRESSION of a notable event"
has become stereotyped phrase in
announcing theatrical attractions. but
George Primrose and his ali star min
strel company at the Gennett this
afternoon and tonight will justify its
use. as il is safe to say that this at
traction constitutes the most brilliant
minstrel performance ever seen in
that or any other theatre in the world
The production is SO much larger and
more gorgeous in its details that it
dwarfs its predecessors and makes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-06
BIBL|OGRAF|A

Recomendamos a nueStros lee
torres la intrresante revi>ta que pu.
blica, con el tltulo de aBoletln lite
rario y bibliogra6co0 la libreria his
pano-americana de Paris, SO, rue
de rAbbe. Gregoire. 81 n1mero
que tenemos a la vista contiene,
ademas de todas las obras publica-
das en- Francia y en- Espafia duran
te el mes, un interesante supplement
to titulado aBibliograffa literaria es-
pafiola,o en- que fguraran todas las
obras publicadas en- nuestra lengua
hasta el dia.
Esta publication es un verda.
dero repertoire en- que el hombre
de ciencia, el medico, el !iterato, el
ingeniero, podran encontrar cada
mes todas las obras que a su profe-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-06
ASUNT0S -D|VERSOS
Don Carme1O Merca-
der. = Propuestas
de maestrOs.
FuGA De uN PREsO
Policfa hsrido. Careers en-
el Hip6dromo de Ponce.
Sensibles academies.

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
nuestro amigo y enthusiastic CORE
ligionario don Carmelo Mercader,
de Ponce.
Sc anuncian para ell IS del
actual carreras en- el Hip6dromo de
Ponce.
Han sido aprobadas las pro-
puestas de maestros de Guayanilla
Pefuelas y MAnati..
FL cabo Azp1rna y guardia
Echavarria, de la policfa de San
Lorenzo, arrestaron en- aquel pueblo
al individuo Angel Lebr6n, a quien
Sc acusa de seducir a una j6ven y
violar 4 otra en- el barrio sJagualo
de aquella jurisdiction.
DE quemaduras por cohetes
y petardos fueron asistidos anteayer
en- la sala de socorros Miguel Aran-
10, Agustin Pomero y Francisco
Williams.
-Anteayer por la noche Ra-
mon Melero recibio de un individuo
un fuerte puntapie en- la region
pectoral derecha, de pron6stico re-
servado, pasando al Hospital.
Ell tunes Sc fug6 del campa-
mento de las mulas del municipio,
en- Puerta de Terra, el preso de Ia
carcel municipal Juan Gonzalez,
que extingula cinco dias de arrestc
por jugar dados en- la via p1blica,
| En- el Departamento de Edu.
caci6n Sc han recibido las propues
tas de maestros de las Juntas Es
colares de Aguadilla, Aguada, Isa
bella, Arecibo, Humacao y Ponce.
-Ingresaron en- sumaria, Ell
la carcel de Mayagtiez, Maria We.
lez, de Aiiasco por exposiciones
deshonestas y Francisco Deltri y
Cruz de Aguadilla por agresi6n,
-Anoche sufri6 una caida de
un caro- electrico el individuo Dio.
nisio Gonzalez, recibiendo una con-
fusion en- el hombro derecho.
--Adela Lagares, vecina de ls
calle del Sol No no, fue agredids
anoche por I'm soldado quien lie in
| fri6 varias contusiones en- la regior
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-06
.AUisO

Por el presente hago constar
que con esta fecha, y ante el Nota-
rio de esta ciu lad, Licdo. Don Ra-
mon Nadal, he revocado el poder
que conferf a mi esposo don Anto-
MO Moret y que, por tanto, consi-
derare nulo y sin ning1n valor to-
do acto 8 contrato que dicho sehor
verifque sin mi consentimiento.
Guayama, IS de JUNO de 1907
CONCEPTION VAzQUEz DE Mo
RET. PA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-06

La question japonesa no ha va
riado de aspecto. Y 81 bien en- es-
tos dias no han cifculado noticlas
alarmantes, ese mislno silencio no
puede ser de buen augurio.
El vizconde Aoki, embajador
del Jap6n en- Washington, que Sc
decfa estaba relevado por ddebih,
permanecera en- su puesto, pues,
seg1n The Wolyd, resulta ahora
mas aerergicos de la cuenta.
Tie Herald dice que el emba-
jador japones ha dejado de ser per-
soma grata en- los altos cfrculos of
ciales de Washington.
Y The World publica el siguien-
te despacho que le dirigen de la
cludad cap1tollna:
ola question del retro del en-
bajador Aoki, la sensation del di
en- estos cfrculos diplomaticos, es
mucho mas grave, de 10 que el 60
bierno admite en- publico.
eSe asegura que Ell embajado1
sugiri6 a Mr.. Roosevelt la conve-
niencia de que su gobierno reem'
bolsase a los japoneses las perdidas
que les habian ocasionado los alta.
ques de las turbas contra sus esta.
blecimientos. 81 Presidente guar
do silencio, y entonces Aoki habl{
de plano, pidiendo pronta indem
nizacion en- nombre de su gohierno
Sc dice que la 1espuesta del Prcsi
dente fue dura y decisiva; que cor
todo el vigor que lie distingue des
pidi6 al embljador japones, advir-
tiendole que en- 10 futuro llevase
todas sus negociaciones por medic
de la Secretarfa de Estado.
aMr. ERoot imito al sPresiden
te, y Sc lie mostr6,frio y reservado
Mr.. Root dice que con el diplomat
co japones es impossible tratar n
entenderse; y re6riendose Ala de
manda de indemnizacion, NANTES
to 4 Mr.. Aoki que los japoneses d.
California no tenian otro medic d.
alcanzar justicia que el medic ofre
cido q los ciudadanos de los Esta
dos Unidos, la juisticta de los tribu
males del Estado.S
De ser cierto ese despacho, la
cosas tomsn NAL cariz.
Otra de las cosas que est
aSuntO ha pueSto al deScubierto, {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-06
NOTAs EXTRAUJERAS
Casamiento en- BARGE
Iona de la tiple Ma
ria Barrientos.
BUENA FORTUNA
BuENA FORTUNA
Cadaveres de Calvo y Vico.
Enterrados en- Ell <Pante6n ,
de hombres ilustres.>

Dice aEl Liberah, de BARGE
Iona, en- su edici6n del IA de JUNO
1ltimo:
aEl pr6ximo lunes, dia II del
mes actual, contraera matrimonio
en- Barcelona, con un distinguido
joven argentine, la emiliente IT,
pie sefiorita Maria Barrientos, que
tanta popularidad disfruta en- todo
el muudo por su privilegiada gar.
ganta.
La notable artista Sc retira
defnitivamente del teatro, en- el
que ha conseguido tantos y tan
legitimos triunfos, para constituir
un hogar tranquilo y,feliz, que
tiene bien ganado por su virtud y
su laboriosidad y talento, que Ia
colocaron en- la primera fila en- que
fguran las cantantes mas notables
del mundo.
La fortuna de Maria Barrien-
tos Sc hace elevar a $50, 600 duros,
ganados con el fruto de su cons
tante trabajo en- los principales
teatros de Europa y America, y q
80 millones de pesetas el capital de
su futuro esposo, el dlstinguido
joven argentine que ha tenido la
fortuna de conquistar el cariho de
la ilustre artista que, al retirarse
de la escena, deja un vacio diffcil
de llenar, a la vez que un recuerdo
Iimborrable de sus triunfos, que
perdurara siempre.
Inmediatamente que Sc cele-
bre la boda saldran los j6venes es-
pesos para el extranjero.'
Ell 20 de JUNO llegaron a
Madrid los cadaveres de los famo-
SOS actores actotes Calvo y Vico, y
fueron enterrados en- el pante6n de
hombres ilustres. Asistieron 4 la
ceremonial muchas celebridades tea.
trales.