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ment In Rio we found the war between
Peru and Spain in full swing and the
entire Spanish fleet at that point. I'M
medIately the Spanish admiral declar-
ed that l had taken the ship there 10
turn her over to the Peruvian govern
ment and the American minister At
Brazil. Mr. Webb, urged that l take heS
away 10 avoid trouble. l argued with
him that the Meteor carried neither
guns. cargo, nor cCntraband of war, that
/ was there TO sell her TO the highest
bidder and that ] proposed 10 remain
there il there was any chance OF
bargain. The American feet was there
also and the admiral took my view, ana
Mr. Webb became more reconclled 10
my remaining.
"Finally the Spanish admiral talked
about buying the ship. but insisted that
he must see her at sea. II was arranged
that on a certain night he was TO come
aboard unObservcd with his chief engin-
eer and a few of his officers ana tue
next morning at daylight we were 70
nut to sea / went TO the opera lhtI
night and when l returned at midnight
I was greatly surprised TO find that the
Spanish admiral had not only boarded
the ship with his OFFICERS but that ne
had taken along fifty pretty tough
looking Spanish sailors
when this was reported to me IN
nv cabin / sent for the admiral and
asked him what this meant. He shruS-
ged his shoulders and said that the Me
tcOr was a large snip anu L ll5AAN
duire the assistance Of his sailors IN
handling her I looked at him Tor a
minute and then said:
d" Admiral. I appreciate ycur sollcl-
tude, but as I am master OF this SNIP
1 take the liberty Of saying 20 you thar
lust two orders will be given on board
tonight. First / shall give the order
that every one Of your sailors go 70
the gun deck and remain there. shul
place a guard with. loaded guns 1T me
hatch. II one of your men puts .is
head above the deck the order to wF
! guard will be TO shoot him. That IS me
I first order. The second Is that You re-
peat TO your men what 1 have said
| The admiral did as ! requested Their
/ I sent a note to the admiral or tht
/ American fleet telling him of this ano
asked him to send n waTship TO follow
US in the morning. When we sailed
1 an American ship followed us and KEPT
/ in sight all DAY. But we did not sci
| the Meteor 20 the Spaniards- We could
| not agree on terms.
we got under way from Singapore
I in a few days. Then I received word
that the ship had been sold 20 Vernon
| II. Brown & Company of New York
! and got orders from them to proceed q
a certain port on the west coast OF
South America, where ! would be mel
| outside by the port captain and told
whether TO turn the ship over 10 Peru
Wan interests or go to Panama We put
/ IN at Australia on the way from Singa
pore and / received orders to proceed
/ to Calao. Peru. and turn the ship over
J 10 the Peruvian government
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.ELKS PREPARE TRACK
FOR RURAL JUBILEE

Benniug race track is now I'm the
hands OF the executive committee OF the
EllSs' rural jubilee and barn dance.
which IS 10 be given at the track on
thursday and Friday OF next week.
James NJ Dunn. the local contractor.
WEO Is IN charge OF the construction
work, had force OF men Al the track
today, erecting the framework OF the
booths, and early next week the deco
rators viii take charge and complete
| the job In time FOR the opening Mr.
Dunn has donated the services Of him
self and his men. and ths lumber used
has been donated by local dealers.
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THOUSANDS RUSH
INTO LANSING TO
HEAR ROOSEVELT
Flags Wave and Cannon
Boom in Welcome to
President.

LANSING, Mich, May 31.-Commenc-
Eng almost with daylight. regular and
special trains disgorged crowds Of peo-
pie from all sections of the State, who
are here primarily to help celebrate the
hftieth anniversary Of the founding of
the Michigan Agricultural College, the
FIRST of its kind in the world. but prin-
uipally to see and hear President RoOse-
Welt.
Every store and every residence is
decorated with flags and bunting. and
everywhere can be seen members Of the
State militia who escorted the President
through cheering thousands TO the State
capital
The President reached here on n spe-
cial Lake Shore train az. exactly ~
O'Clock amid the booming Of cannon,
and was Immediately driven TO the CAPT
toll building. where a reception was held
in the governors parlOrs. After this
he addressed the members of the house
and senate and gave a ten-minute
speech to a crowd. estimated at 1900
from the balcony over the main en-
trance Arrangements were made 70
care for an audience OF 5000 when the
address OF the day was made this az
IernOon.
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Washington, y. -. May S, III
Notice IS hereby given 70 the holders
Of the outstanding bonds " Inc Capl-
tai Traction Company amounting IN
their face value 10 one million and eIgnty
thousand dollars tSI,USu,UUyg OF a total
issue OF one million uVg hundred TnOus-
and dollars CSl,5JJ.vOlJ issued April
? 1900, payable twenty years after date,
with interest thereon at four PER
CENTUM PER ANN IN payable SEM
annually, and secured by deed Of trust
mon the Roads. Franchises and certain
other property % the said company TO
The National safe Deposit, Savings and
Trust Company Of The District OF Co
Iumbia, trustee that the said The Capt.
tai Traction Company hereby exercises
The option reserved 70 u IN The body OF
rb,a aid bonds 10 redeem the same al
any time after IuTee years from JneIr
dale with accrued interest thereon. an
al the rate Of $lu0 Tor Sacn SloJ OF InS
uI-iucspal o. said bonds
me said bonds Will 0S paid on FRIDAY,
The yIsr day Of May, 1870, Detwee tie
bo7,rs OF 10 o clock A. NJ. and o clOSk
p NJ with accrued interest a. par. and
al the rate Of $IO5. for each SlOu- OF the
principal OF the said bonds, upon their
cipal Office Of the Company, at tne cor
ner OF Thirty-siNth and u streets " W..
in the CITY Of Washington, ID. G, or, x
tie holder prefer. at the Riggs National
Bank in the said City. All holders OF
said bonds are hereby notified TO present
the same at said time and at either OF
SAID places Tor redemption as aforesaid.
Interest VIII cease upon said bonds with
the 3lSL day @ May. 1870. and no IN
terest will be paid thereon thereatteT-
BY authority OF the Beard o. OIrectors
OF The said Company
GEORGE I. DUNLOP.
President Of The Capital Traction Com
Pany- Inyt-ZSt
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Producers From the Soil
Must Educate Themselves,
Says Secretary Wilson
Official Farmer S EpfgramS

The producers from the soil
are the nations jury when ques-
tions of public policy are to be
settled.
When the professions need
quiet nerve and capacity for
study and strain, the farmer is in
request.
As a people, we are quite sue
cessful in governing in the coun-
try; in the city we are perpleXed-
Good farming is the basis Of
bank accounts in our country.
FIJI the pupils stomach before
YOU teach altruism, and see that
the teacher has had beefsteak for
breakfast.
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AN ERA OF SLUSH.

Sensational preachers bawI bIasphemies
from the pulpit or write balderdash for
yellow newspapers. Demagogue poll
ticians vociferate from lecture platforms
or at banquets. Wild-eyed reformers
shout bedlamite denunciations at every
body and everything. All Of them draw
large audiences. 1t is an age of unrea-
son. Mankind has had these periods of
alteration before, and doubtless will
have them again. II is this reflection
alone which prevents sane people from
despairing at the present. deluge of
slush.-Cnicago Chronicle.
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vANoUISHED BY THE PRESS.

Ferdinand Bonn seems to have been
vanquished in the fight with the Berlin
press. He has resigned as director of
the Berliner Theater. In announcing
the fact that Bonn would cease to be
the head Of the theater after the close
Of the present season the Bcrlinger
TaCebIatt SAYS: 1T is needless on our
part TO rcCapitulate the causes which
lead us to rejoice i'm Herr B0nns res
OlutIon. In the interest of the artistic
life OF Berlin and I'm his own he should
have vacated the place long ago"
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KILLING OF COUSIN
COSTS BOY $I5O

NORFOLK. Va. May 31.--After a trial
Of three days. the jury trying Fife
Brothers. aged twenty-one. in Princess
Anne county. Va. for the killing OF his
cousin at a dance last January returned
a verdict OF involuntary manslaughte1
ard imposed a fine Of $50 on the ac-
cused II was shown that the deceased
was the aEgTessor.
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AN INTERESTING SAP BUCKET.

IN interesting Indian relic is displayed
in a store in Strong, Me. II Is a sap
bucket formerly used by Pierpole, a
noted character Of pioneer days. The
bucket is made Of heavy birch bark,
turned inside out The seam is care
fully Sewed. and apparently was made
tight with a coat Of pitch. The height
of the bucket is about five inches, with
n much larger bottom. It looks as If
il might hold about eight quarts. Pier
pole left Strong and the Sandy river
vslIleY los Years ago. never to return.
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Girl Dressed Like Man
Holds Job As Conductor
On Broadavay Trolley Gar

New Workers TO step lively. in a voice
that sounded nothing like a mans.
They never even suspected me OF being
a woman. and don't know the difference
today. / may go back 10 work on the
cars after I visit my mother and sister -
Miss Wallace is a very pretty woman.
She has black hair and blue eyes. Her
hands are small and soft. She is any
thing but masculine IN appearance.
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GUARD SECRECY OF TELEGRAPH

Secrecy in the transmission Of tele-
graph dispatches I'm China is to be in
sured in future by provision for the
dccapitation of all offenders revealing
the contents Of important messages in
transit. In the case Of ordinary mes
sages of commerce thus revealed the
penalty IS 10 be years IN prison Five
years Imprisonment is provided for per-
sons who know of the revelation of such
secrets and neglect 20 report the matter
to the proper authorities.
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NORFOLK. Va. May 31.-Miss Grace
Wallace, who says her home is in
Pennsylvania, and who says she was
employed as conductor on a Broad
way trolley car for two months without
her sex being even suspected. was in
Norfolk today. She added:
IT'S the easiest thing in the world
10 be a man. Why, I told hundreds OF
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-31

Of work being done at our agricultural
colleges Is the training Of young women
in what pertains 10 themselves and
others. including domestic economy. san
itation. nutrition. ventilation. and cor
rect living. resulting in the American
girl unique. unequaled, perfect
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Farmer at Root Of All.

The farmer is In request when the
army and navy are to be recruited.
when the city Is to be re-enforced; when
capital and labor take their dispute to
the polls; when public men are TO be
weighed. and when the nation settles
great questions at the ballot box.
zone Of the most praiseworthy lines
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milk" Bread Is Sweet and Pure.

You'll never tire Of Holmes genuine
homemade MIX Bread Il is uniform
" delicious and nutritious, because ii is
expertly made of the best and purest
materials. Delivered fresh and clean
from oven to table. DC. Delicious home
made Pies. zoe Holmes Bakery. 1st &
Z SITS. Phones Z. 1870 & 144l.
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LAST YEARS BY-PRoDUCTS.

Il viii be observed that the maya
zines found enough spring with which
10 iii their May numbers.-Toledo
Blade.
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LOCAL MENTION.
When the Best Costs No More

than the mediocre, you can afford to
be discriminating. SChneider's Malt"
Bread Is made Of choicest materials, but
costs the same as the ordinary. Demand
fl at grOCyrS.
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel Summer Garden. Rathskelier.
n. y. ave. and 18th st. +. Endres. Prop.
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EASY Money" Loans

AT the Mercantile Savings Society Office
1OO6 f street. Lowest rates. Investigate
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Warm Weather Will Not Annoy You

II YOU have a Chicago Jewel Gas Range
1901 6 st c. y. Muddiman & Co., Clio L ST
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Riding ADD Driving HOrses for Hi1e.
Carpets Taken Up, Cleaned, and Sto1e1

West End Stables. SOIL 18th st. Phone
NJ. 1861.
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Al the very lowest prices. E. P. Hinkel &
GO. successors 10 Thorn Carpet CLEANING
iGo., 4Ss Maine ave. BYs Phone ~ zoz5a
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TO THE HOLDERS or CERTIFI-
Gates OF INDEBTEDNESS SERIES
b" METROPOLITAN RAILROAD
COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that the Ger
tificates OF Indebtedness. Series B.
the twenty-first day of April. A. .. 1897.
and payable on the first daE Of June.
1917. viii be paid on the sid first day
Of June, 1891. upon presentation Of the
same, properly endorsed or assigned In
blank. a the Office Of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company. 18th and
East Capitol Streets, Washington. D. G.
Checks fer interest due on said cerun-
Gates the lst Of June 1907. VIII be mailed
10 the registered holders Of the certh-
Gates. as heretofore.
Interest on these certificates viii ease
after said first day Of June. 1907.
May 10. 1901 W. r. HAM.
myl7243l TreasC-tr-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-31

GENUINE BARGAINS slightly used
machines. Domestic. 500. Standard.
$50, latest drop New Home. $3.50.
new Home. $500. Wheeler d Wilson.
$50. guaranteed 10 years All makes
repaired and guaranteed. soc New Singer
and Wheeler < Wilson machines sold SOC
weekly payments at cash prices. kra-
mer-s $. 453 lth 81. 5. W. Phone Main 500,
or drop postal Open nights p. m.
my39-3t
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Developing and Printing, Kodaks,
Photo Supplies. Krouse's, 737 9Th st. NV
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Finaneially Able 10 Educate.

"The half of our people who are pro-
ducers from the soil owe IL 20 the other
half to prepare themselves for discharg
ing the duties or citizenship with the
highest intelligence. They are finan-
cially able 70 educate; they have leisure
and more facilities for reading and
affection than the other half
"Our farmers are experts in manag-
ing fine machinery. and the crops
grown by one mans efforts are aston
fishing. Few OF the immigrants coming
TO our country could do the work re-
Quired on the farm.
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SIAAiS REPAIRS and puts In order ice
boxes and gas stoves. 1871 Ith St NV
Phone y. 1894 X
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Lucas Tinted Gloss Paints, $3.50 Gallon
The Red Label very best Crade-an
roIors. Special for the next thirty days.
81 CO gallon. R NJ. Brow. 9Th and y Sta
aplI-3mo
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PAINTS. Japalac. Furniture Yarnish.
Putty, Roof paint. SLO0 a gal. best
made. Paints mixed 20 order fer all
purposes WEBER'S. Sl3 Nd ave. ne
mY5-l5t-eOd
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NOTICE

The ElSmere 1903 z st. n. ".
Furnished Rooms, with Attendance.
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Speaks at Lansing, Mich.
Upon Semi-Cen-
tennial.

LANSING. Mich, May 31---Secrctary
Wilson. of the Agricultural Department
i'm his address here today on the occa-
sion of the semi-centenniaI celebration
of the founding Of agricultural colleges
I'm the United States, said:
I'VE must make good, and find pots
OF gold at the ends of all our rainbows.
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on SATURDAY, JUNE 1ST, We viii
close at Il O'Clock for annual inventory
During June. July, and August at L
o'clock on Saturdays: ; o'clock other
days. r p. ANDREWS PAPER co.
rny2- % 81
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Special Notices.

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN-Taks
notice that the certificate Of sale for
taxes for part lot one %, Breeds sub
division Of Mt. Pleasant Washington
ID. G, on the 18th day OF April. A D.
lSg9 issued 10 Charles H. Wiltsie. has
been lost or destroyed; and that / have
applied TO the Commissioners. u. g..
10 issue TO me a duplicate Of said GER
ufcatc. b. T. JANNEY, 1911 Thirty
first street. nySl-ge4
WANTED. Information Of Lotta A
Bush, maiden name Lolita A Moore or
Moon. have valuable information. Write
or call go East Capitol street Il
ALL KINDS OF roofs repaired. Gutter
and spouts; IL years in business. good
work. Reasonable prices J. H SINKS
Phone y 1Zsf X, 1871 Seventh St nv
my31-tf
NOTICE-P. Edward Albrecht is not
connected with the firm OF Johnson,
Dent & Co my3l-1
~ lbc 6eSa . : 20 %
~eu AeAo &C -ps
Eol4ed On- ...---..-- Que ga
L9ps --.--.-s..----.- -SOo S4A.
Asth41c go. ! &c ID
wALKER'S,
1117 Third st. S. z. Phone 1883
Formerly at 2of 10Th 81
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in Roof Work

Roofs pot IN perfect condition by capable
and reliable roof men Charges moderate
Coberth, s5Sl F,5 4HsF Pr ls5h e. Nv
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF OUT
STANDING BONDS OF THE CAPITAL
TRACTION COMPANY, d 9
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DIR. e. o. PIGEON Dentist

DR. CARLETON VAUGHAN.
pcsf Dentistry-ReaSonable Prices
lOI2 + Street y. W. Phone Main zO9o-
my2l-tf
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1117 Third st. S. z. Phone Z 1153
Formerly at 2of 10th 81
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GEORGE 7. DUNLOP.
/ President OF The Capital Traction Com
Z PaDv my7-25t
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Mitchell Slowly r ecoyerlfla.

Spring Hey, III l.,5 May (. The
physician II ! attend lance on President
John Mitchell Of h the United Mine,
Workers 81 America says that the pa:
tient is gaining strength every day.
MI Mitche ell takes long sleeps. The
pains from the operations are gone
IT Isl expected final recovery will be
slow but all danger seems passed.
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Force Mayor to Resign.

y. Yekaterinoslav, Russia, May 49,
The mayor Of this city, NJ, Azau, hav-
Inc: received q second warning that he
has been sentenced to death by the
reactionary organization on account ct
his liberal opinions, has determined to
resign. &, e Il 9555:5:1. r: . ~.
!. 8 :: i. Would-Be Murderer Suicides. =.
!. Wichita, Kan, May: L. w. r. Full;
ton, who made an attempt on the life
Of his former wife, committed suicide
by shooting himself. His body was
found in the railroad yards four blocks
from where he attacked Mrs. Fulton.
and shot, her: three times. The woman
ID not dang rously Injured "a . Ne, :,
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Strike 81 French L Electors,

1 Paris, Ma 4 8 - local grievance
caused a5strike OF electors ia the com.
mune of bile. III the first ballot
of the mnnicipa election nobody.
voted On the second ballot one vote
was cast for sixteen officials, who
were THUG elected, much to the sur
prise Of several or the successful can
.iIfdateS. sg$ # . I s5.E sS3 f ~ i
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Manage g h Run Five, 4 Cars. !!

San Francisco May 1s:-Five cars
were started from the Turk street barn
at 40: 30sa. n. All reached the juno
ton OF Eddy and Market without In
eident. hey carried q few passen-
gers. The cars: switched back. from
Market to Devised Gro and were sent
out again over the same route. IL
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.B |'l Y |: COUSIN FAILS.
Noted Nebraskan Is One Of the Cred


/ , ss~is itors. 7: +: tHst.@, -,
Centraliaj ILL.,, May -1s.-Thomas s..
Marshall, formerly cashier of the sa-
lem. National bank, a cousin of Will.
lam J.. Bryan and a member Of the I'LL
snois state board of agriculture from
the Twenty-third congressional dis
trict; has failed and filed a petition in
bankruptcy In the United States court
at East St. Louis, fixing his liabilities
at 100000: The heaviest creditors
are the trustees: Of the Chicago Ma
tional bank, of which John: r. Walsh
was president at the time Of its fail.
,lre H N IS !: r f y 4 y; j. : q
Among his: creditors; are w J.
Bryan, to whom SC, 900 is due, a note
having been made payable to his
brother, Charles Bryan, for the
amount. w. ~, ~ : \ 4 - ~, -:
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AFTER | WRONG NAM n
NJ Mob B a at Butte, Mont, Threatens
s.l to Lynch Police Officer,
! ] !. Y ]: 4 THOUSAND STORM JAIL
3 Killing Of Prisoner Suspected Or Gem.
Eplllellty$ In Recent Hoidup ION Tho
Is n, Northern Pacific Arouses Anger Of
Montana Citizens. U.s. u. S$s 3.$ 5sS

montana Citizens szs f ssS 8:
Butte, Mont. May Is ,Patrol Driver
Charles Jackson shot and killed Harry
Cole while the latter was attempting
g escape and an incensed mob Of
1000, led by the brother5o Cole, made
an III Intellectual attempt to lynch; Detec,
tive Charles Met arvey, the crowd Ia
boring under the impression that It
was that officer who had done the
shooting. ii a.. 3 Y q,
\ Cole had been arrested by McGar.
vey on a, forgery charge and was sus.
#pected Of being one Of the. two ban.
& dts who several days ago held up the
North Coast limited on. the Northern
Pacific ,a'esl t' at WEIGHS spur, numbering En-!
gineer Frank Glow and wounding Fire.
man Thomas Sullivan & III. j AL 3 5 {:
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:. They Co. Toaethe

'AAny bottles? Any rags r. .tz 81. I. 81
Queer comb ination you deal IN, my
friend. !" I'LL s E 5tS S.>Ez Id a =,
L 6 mot SO queer. People as has bottles
generally has rags. Washington Her
old. s, a(:s. s i f. +, a @t:5 q s E