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The Washington times., 1907-02-19
JAPAN INBROGLIO
FINALLY SETTLED,
FRISCO SATISFIED
School Board Agrees to
Modify Resolutions to In
clude All Aliens.

The right OF the San Francisco school
department to regulate its own affairs
remains intact and a temporary bar has
been placed upon Oriental cooIie iu,ni-
grafton. These are the net results OH
tanned, according to Mayor Schmitz. by
the conferences between the President
Secretary Of State Root, and the san
Francisco delegation
Under the text OF the agreement with
the President. the san Francisco school
board has modified the resolution which
aroused the conteRtion with japan to
read as follows:
The Modified Resolutions.
Section. 1. Children Of all alien races
who speak the English language, in
order to determine the proper grade
which they may be entitled to be en-
folled, must first be examined as 10 their
educational qualifications by the prin-
cipal Of the schools where the appllca-
ton for enrolment shall have been
pade.
Sec. ? That no child of alien birth.
over the ages of nine, ten. eleven.
twelve. thirteen. fourteen. fifteen. and
sixteen years shall be enrolled in any
or the first. second. third, fourth. fifth
sixth. seventh. or eighth grades, re
spectively.
Sec. ). II said alien child shall be
1ound deficient in their ability To sneak,
or deficient IN the elements OF tho Eng
hsh language, or unable to attend tho
grades mentioned in section 2. by reason
OF the restriction mentioned therein,
such children shall be enrolled in speciaI
SCHOOLS, or in special classes esfabiisTeJ
exclusively for such children as. and m
- manner The board of education shall
oeeh proper and most expedient.
Inns modification Of the regulation is
taken by the mayor and his coIlearI1es
the Japanese.
Pleased With the Results.
Il am gratifed at the results Of ou~
conference with President Roosevelt ana
Secretary Root" said Mayor Scbmitz
and / know what we have done will
receive the hearty Endorsement of the
people OF san Francisco. The President
was most sympathetic and conslderate
In all our conferences and he apDra-
ciated the conditions that obtain uoon
the Pacific coast. He admitted thar
local preJuuices almost had the effect OF
law and at the same time our friend
snip Tor japan should not be disrupted.
ihe immigration bill bare the COM
Inc party leaves this afternoon for
nome, by the way of New York and
VIII stop at Cincinnati and Toledo to
inspect the new school structures that
nave recently been erected in those
cities.
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ARRAlGH IROQUOIS MANAGER
ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE

DANNILLE, H.. Feb. 1s-Wu J
Davis, former manager Of the Iroquois
Theater. Chicago. has been arraigned
in the circuit court here on "a charge Of
manslauEhter iu connection with the
thratcr fire. and entered plea of not
guilty.
The case was set for trial March 4.
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Thaw's Devotion to Wife.
TALLEST SOLDIER IN TIE WORLD.

The tallest soldier In the world is said
10 be Long IvJn,' a member Of the
First Regiment of guards in the Rus
sian army Ivan lacks only half an
inch Of being eight feet IN height. He
Is twcnty-one years old. and finely pro-
portioned.
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EDITORIAL MOTTO

EDITORIAL successful 10 D-t % -Aa'
ressin cases
and F17Lo
by mail
Root 70 be Iou5
ann bottle a
In & Bnehar,ton %, co. 49,.
{ take
e1en Kiner's
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IS THIS TRUE?

How do Americans pronounce the
rame of their country The head mas
ter Of a school IN England says II is
u mrgsurruckUgh.'
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
DILATORY TACTICS OF DELMAS
HAVE ESTABLISHED PRECEDENT
IN NEW YORK MURDER TRIALS
By DOROTHY DIX.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-The Thaw
case has one immortal prototype In
lterature-that OF Jarndyce vs. Jarn-
dyce, concerning which Dickens wrote
in "Bleakhouse." but the 'circumlocu-
ton office" could give the counsel OF
the young millionaire no points on dila-
tory tactics. They know them all
II will be four weeks tomorrow since
the trial began. 1t took Mr.. Garvan ex-
actly ten minutes to make the opening
address for the prosecution. In three
hours more Mr.. Jerome, short, sharp,
decisive In thought and word, had called
his witnesses. questioned them, and
rested the case for the State. That
turned the proceedings over TO the de-
Tense. which has not yet finished with a
single important witness, unless they
are done with the inexpert expert from
Pfttsburg. Whether Mr.. Delmas brought
new style of legal procedure with him
from the Pacific coast; whether an ap-
parently confused and inconsequent way
Of letting a case ambIe along without
getting anywhere is part Of a deep and
subtle system that will eventually as
found with its brilliancy. or whether, as
is rumored. II Is the result Of fractional
quaTrels among Thaw's lawyers. no one
knows
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
How To Find Out

II there Is any doubt IN your mind as to vo7r
condition, take from your urine on rising about
FOUR ounces. place IL in glass OF tottIe and Iet
IL stand tWenty-fOuT hours II on exarni1atior
X Is milky cloudy. If there is brfcx dust So
Ting, or II small particles float about in it yorr
kidneys are IN need Of immediate attention
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in the reading matter within the
heavy black bOrdered square in the
center.
Example Taksany city or town Of
6,o0O or cver-Boston for example.
In the square find a "b." and cross II
out; then find an CO." and cross it
out; then an IS" and cross il out;
then a Z and cross it out; then
uses up six of the letters I'm the
square, and you cannot use these let
tiers again. Now take another city
or town and proceed as before As
SOON as letter is used in the square.
cross II out carefully. rs you can
not use this same letter again. Con-
tinue thus until you have made as
many cities or towns as you can.
Cities or towns OF the same name
can be used but once.
DO not use any authorizations.
Contestants are not allowed TO send
in duplicate LIST, as this would be
unfair to others.
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Didn't Know Had Kidney Trouble

Il Of health and run down generally; had
no appetite. was dizzy. and suffered with headache
most OF the time. 1 cid not know that my kidneys
were the cause OF my trouble. but somehow felt
they might be- and began taking Swan There
is such pleasant taste swamp Root. and II goes
right 70 the spot and drives disease cut Of the sys
TEN. II has cured me- making stronger and bet
ter IN every way. and cheerfully recommend IL
all sufferers" Gratefully yours,
hrs. A. l. WALKER,
33I East Linden ST.. Atlanta. Ca
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible
for many kinds Of diseases, and ii permitted TO
continue much suffering and many fatal results
are sure TO follow. Kidney trouble irritates the
nerves, makes you dizzy, restless, sleepless and
irritable. Makes you pass water often during the
day and obliges yos 70 get up many times during
the night Unhealthy kidneys cause rheumatism,
grayel, catarTh OF the bladder. pain or dull ache
In the back, joints and muscles: make your head
ache and back ache, cause Indigestion. stomach
ana liver trouble, you get n sallow. yellow com
pleXlon, make you feel as though you had heart
trouble; you may have plenty Of ambition but
no strength; get weak and waste away.
To overcOme these troubles take DR.. Kilrner's
Swamp Root. the WOTld-fIuOus kidney remedy.
IN taking Swamp-ROOt you afford natural help
to Nature. for SwanD-RoOt is the most perfec.
healer and gentle aid 10 the kidneys that has
yet been discovered
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
Pulling to New Workers.

Certainly. however. no one has ever
seen its like in a murder trial in this
city First. a witness is put on and
then withdrawn; put on again, ques-
toned a bit. and again Withdrawn.
This has been done over and over again,
until who's got the witness stand is as
much OF a guess as who's got the but
ton in the old nursery game.
Even Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's great
tragic story, that is relied on 20 free
her husband, If he is freed. is only
half told. Three OF four times she has
taken her seat on the stand, only to be
sent back 10 walt until a foundation
for the evidence she was to give could
be built up. thereby tremendously dis
counting the dramatic effect that the
recital OF her wrongs might have pro-
duced on the minds OF the jury.
\ tale interrupted is tale ruined, as
we all know 10 our Chagrin, yet. in the
poignant and pathetic narrative OF
young Mrs. Thaws woes there has been
break after break between it's vivid and
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Below in the heavy black border is
the reading matter from which the
letters are TO be taken in forming
the names of cities and towns.
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Delays Enrage Jerome.

o oI9re I iins beginning and the long-drawn-
OUT sequel which she is yet TO tell.
Delays Enrage Jerome.
In the court room the atmosphere is
.ethargic. There are waits for wit
lesseS VINO are not on hand; other waits
Ior papers 70 be sent for; still more
waits Tor people to read papers with
winch they should have familiarized
themselves beforehand The only really
I'VE thing Is Mr.. Jerome, raging up and
down, and Tuning with Impotence. in
ms little pen like a lion in its cage.
Even Thaw has sunk down in an apa-
thetic heap in his chair, as II he has
lost interest in the proceedings Per
maps he thinks he will be dead of old
age before it Is all over, anyhow. so
the result OF the trial does not matter.
III. Evans, chief alienist for the de-
Iense, after having read the viii and
taheu note OF two paragraphs, gave il
as ms professional opinion that Thaw
was not sane at the time Of making the
Thus the shadow that has always fol-
lowed Harry Thaw, and which he breads
worse than death itself draws nearer
and nearer to him day by day, for H..
according to the contention OF his own
lawyers. he was mad two years ago.
mad on June 3, when he killed White.
VINO is to prove what n acle has taken
place since then that has restored him
20 perfect sanity? AL juries hail from
missouri. They have 10 be shown and
II IS going 10 take some clever arguing
and deal Of evidence 10 convince them
that so radical a mental change has Oc-
CURED in so short a time.
Thaw's Devotion to Wife.
But through the evidence OF all Of
Thaw's alleged insanity. one true sweet
note was struck insistCntly-that or his
absolute devotion 10 his wife. II was
her wrongs that crazed him, her suffer
irgs that made him want TO provide
for all other poor, helpless girls mis-
treated as she had been, and 80 all
other women Of her fate Ii was the
thought of all the irreparable injuries
done 10 her that drove him at last in
mad fury 20 Stay the man who had
wrecked her life. This love Of Thaw
for his poor. frail. little wife Is the one
beautiful and noble thing I'm the whole
sOrdid story. II is the one thing that
should never be forgotten in Judging
Harry Thaw.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
ARE Y0UR.KIDNEYS WEAK?.
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidne
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.
Kidney Remedy Swamp-Roo VIII Do
for YOU, Every Reader of The Times May Sample
Bottle Sent Absolutely Free by Mail.

If you are sick or feel badly begin taking
the great kidney remedy. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. because as soon as your kidneys begin to
get better they viii help all the other organs to
Lealth. A trial will convince anyone.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
The Prizes

Ist Prize-A magnificent $3.50 Hal
let and Davis Piano viii be given to
the person whose list contains the
greatest number Of cities or towns
in compliance with the rules and CON
ditiOns.
End Prize-A credit certificate good
for 1925 on the purchase of any new
Piano in our store.
The remainder Of the appropria-
ton will be awarded in certificates
ranging from $50 to sos. and will be
awarded TO the next highest lists in
accordance with the number of
names sent in until the entire $4,000
in certificates has been distributed.
Those who receive prize certificates
may apply them on the purchase Of
any new piano in our wareroom at
the regular prices. but cannot apply
them on any purchase made previous
to March 4. 1907.
If you already have a piano and
secure a prize certificate, you may
apply the certificate on the purchase
OF n new piano payer or pIaver
piano at regular retail prices.
Prize winners will be notified.
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Contest IL free and open to al.
The person sending in the list contain
number Of cities or towns, in compHanc
and conditions wins first prize.
The Washington times., 1907-02-19

Sss. IinS beginning and the long-drawn-
OUT sequel which she is yet 10 tell
The Washington times., 1907-02-19
RULES

contestants are required to make list different
ues or towns telther or bcth) of population 1900
over within the United States including Alaska or our
nsular possessions using letters to make names OF
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Iaier-0ceaa, devils LAKE, N b. Feb. g. 1907.


nesday on their way to Grand
HarbOr, where they will visit
with & Mr.. limbo YES parents a
short time before departing for
their home at Rug b. "a. S=s
Sugar $5.75 per 100 pound
sack. nother carload at
Mann 4.
The Sons Of Norway: held their
regular meeting III the w oodmen
hall Tuesday evening. There
was a good attendance and the
following new 1embers were
taken in; Hans Bergunl, Car.
Thore son, M ] Johnson and Dir.
E. Onsurn. II The lodge now mum,
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Fargo Seed House
FARGO N i! p
WRITE FOR PRic Z LIST

they expect to play in the near
future, and a good game of fast
basketball is assured. No ad-
mission will be charged, and it
is hoped that a large crowd will
witness the game, which will be
called at 400 o'clock. ~. y.
! At the Methodist parsonage
on Wednesday,, February 10th,
occurred the marriage of Ed
ward J. Richards and Miss En-
ma Verscher, both popular peo-
pie Of Poplar Grove 'ss ~
Yourself and friends are cor
daily invited to attend a basket
social given by the young peo-
|ple's society Of the Lutheran
church, Friday evening, Febru-
airy 22nd, in Odd Fellows hall.
Ladies, bring baskets.
W.. n. Williamson =. is back
from Kenmare, where he has
beensssince last November helping
to install Mr.. Kerlin's new cleo
Uric light plant. He: says the
plant there is far superior to the
one in Devils Lake.
4 If you intend to buy a tanning
mill, be sure and inquire about
the Hero manufactured by the
Twin City Separator Go. Test il
and you will be satisfied that it is
the best mill you ever tried. f.
III. Prosser & Company have sold
them for several years, and the de.
mand has increased every year
i Examine carefully before you buy
any other. .~5s..,.. $780,
I Major Murphy, the Minot poll
tician who was found guilty o:
issuing fraudulent road tax re
ceipts, was sentenced by Judg,
Pollock at Fargo last week t,
; eighteen months in the peniten
tiay. Murphy will. take al
appeal. @..- :s.-.s~> 49,
: E. M. Ostrander of gainesville
MINI. has purchased the Thomp
) lson steam laundry and took pos
lsession Monday Mr.. Thompsol
/ wilt take up a homestead in th
northern part of the state an
!, devote, his time hereafter t
: farming. 5 s=.s 2. t .S :z..s IF
81 Charley Smith Of Mann's de
Impairment store, who lett last ia,
II for Rochester, Mimi, TO be OF
f Ierated on for appendicitis, II
to Devils Lake yesterda,
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81 Miss Burke of G hurchs Ferry
lis visiting friends il the city.
5 Mrs. Thomas IN alsh ofS Crary,
was shopping iIl the city Wed
;1lesda
ss5s ~ OAK NJ wood, sawed and de-
iiivered for 81 90 per cord. O.
II. Baker, phone "a "a. 8 d;
\ a. E. Coger, a Rug by attorney.
was looking after legal business
last Friday. 81. yS
Dry oak wood sawed and de-
.liyered on short notice by the
Farmers mill. Call i. 4. VI N s5=s
..@5% Miss Ressie Harrald son left
q Thursday on q visit to- her par
ents at Foston, Mime sota. .ssS
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
aivered for 81. 90 per cord. q.
II II. Baker, phone q u. i: Is =s ;s=*
n, Mrs. Charles 2 Peterson is visit
I i ing her sister Mrs. Harry Aus
L tin, at. Crazy ~ e. 92sl I. . s.z 81; ri
!. ny wiring your mop BY hand
when you can get y self wiring
ing NOR. pail and mop FOR SO
at Peterson 9 dam @ :5 D
r Z Bjorlie the Churchs
Ferry but her, was q business
visitor in the city Tues day III.
A carload Of Triumph potatoes
at Mann'ss 53 5:;5
IS ! MI. and Mrs. Frank Shook Of
!. Grand Harb or, were in.the city
8 w ednesd day. # Il: NJ g. \ :.5:i.3 B,
& Six hundred bushels Of fine
Triumph potatoes at Mann s.
& The u. G G. Err G. gave @a dance
4 In Odd Eel low hall last Friday
4 night at which about $50 wa.
realized. These lad les will give
a Martha Washing ton party this
Friday Vening ia the sans
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The operation was. p erformed
ednesday and was al success.
Miss Lillian was taken sick
while attending school at Stan
ley Hall, Minneapolis, and her
father went down last week to
look after her. II ri .5s .$ ii. . B n
Miss Sarah Nc lory Of Seattle,
is visiting her brother, Judge
Glory Of this city. 4 ' 81, \ d .=.s5z
Mrs. Lena Hodgson has been
.suff ering the past week with a
slight attack of pneumonia.
'rhos. Lonnevik, now a pros
porous farmer at Webster, was
transact citing business in the city
Thursday. j. ss5 4 22iS.= WILL. ss[.
Herman Stenseth has accepted
Ia position with Russell & Schultz
in their farm mac inery depart
ment. 5 =s5Sst =, -; Co.,. y
Mrs. Glass and Mrs. Weaver
| are back from their visit to
Rochester, MIMI, both greatly
improved in health y. Is Il i
& A good time and delicious re-
past5is in store for you at Odd
Fellows hall, on Friday even
ing, February 22nd. IL: L. IL /
Hon. H. NJ. Brennan is in Bis
marck to attend the interstate
collegiate debate. His son, Dan,
| is one of the debaters. :. ~
You'll be sorry if you miss the
basket social given by the young
people of the Lutheran church,
Friday evening, February 22nd,
lin Odd Fellows hall.
Cleland's expert smut destroyer
treats oats, flax, barley or millet
las we'll as wheat !; controls the
1amount Of solution used !; capacity
lforty to: fifty bushels per hour;
/ Simple and durable. F. Fl. Pros
iser & Co., agents. ~r7 =
4 Mrs. George H. Rodenbacl
was among the Devils Lake PEG
|ple who witnessed the perfor
lmance of Madam Butterfly a
4 Grand Forks Wednesday night
4 Barney says that the bargain
i basement Of the New York CAST
store is enjoying a big. trad,
! just now. Seventeen cases O
new goods were received for thi1
department vest erday. f..
The first and second baske
! ball teams Of the city high school
a will give an exhibition game j
the arfnory on Thursday after
/ moon, February 18th. The boy
sIhaYe been practicing hard fo
J some time, preparatory to meet
E ing the high school teams {
3 arin1ore and Emorado, Whic
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'bers about one hundred members
and is steadily increasing at.
each meeting Spec hes were
delivered BY prominent rnem-
bers Of the lodge, and substan-
|tial refreshments were served at
midnig s ISL s.l..} :..s s =.s.y .5.. /.
The Wales Good year pure gum
rubbers and rubber boots at
Mann's. D. VI 81.
The legislature shows synnp-
tons Of doing things TO our school:
for the deaf and Sup rintendent
Bangs left Sunday for Bismarck
Ito look after his fences a 'ss 81
l55s Mrs. S. Il. Winenan left for
itRochest er, inn. Sunday, where
lher daughte Miss lii ian, was
taken by NJ !. ineman to be
Ioperated on for sapp endicitis:
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hal, atsWhich Martha Vashing-
ton tea, cake and ice cream will
be served vs. s.. B d
Potat toes ne ones, rs Is cents
per bushel at Mann =. sssss
Miss Eta Smith returned last
week from a few days visitWith.
friends at SIaakot II
B Miss Lennie Nelson Y o sc Larii-.
more, is the guest Of Miss Helen.
EShearer this eek. NJ i q IS
New spring dry goods arrriiv..
ing every DAY now at Mann s. {
ri a large party Of Ramsey county
people left Monday for G Colorado
to look over q big land deal.
Mrs. A. anLieWs is in
Roc hester, Mimi. where her lit
|tle daughte ter is being treated for
Ecatarrh. 8 .S # .s5 he d
|# Douglas shoe So so,
$500 and SIS. 90 Fl Of L men iii all
the new sty les at Mann $500: !:
Strande Of the firm o,f
Stavsvick & Stransa, left Tues
day on q business trip to the
twin cities. N M. l. Y
G. j. Sullivan, the Fargo, soepti-
cal spe cialist, will be in Devils
Lake at. Huesgen' {, ! friday and
Saturday, March 9th and 9th.
Persons having defective sight
should not fail to b see him.
Glasses fitted. u. :z ": Y. .:;; ::5. h
Tom higham, who has been
Visiting his parents in Minnea-
lpolis for the past three Weeks,re-
turned to this city Sunday. Is: &,
New spring clothing the Hart
lSchaffne1. & 8 Marx all-wool
]. goods are T arriving daily at
Mann 8. 8 BE-; Sc *3s. 4: y
Miss ] ennie Simonson will
soon leave ona pure asing triu
| east where. she will procure tn
finest line of millinery evel
brought to this city. .S.1 .s..s
Mex ibbon hats, theInew1 spring
styles, at Mann s. nm q
John Sjoberg Of Grand Har.
Thor, was a busine ss visitor here
lThursda l'..... . Is: i.
The Great Northern will ado
/ fifteen more stalls to the present
.lcapacity Of their big round house,
i. 81. Miller, the Grand Har
1bor pioneer lumbe r and rnachin
l cry. dealer, was ia thee Thurs
1 day d 5|55s
Gilbert limbo q and family
.|Who have been visiting a few
I weeks with relatives On the farm
lnear Keith, ere il the city Wed
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! Hooking fine and says he never
felt better in his life. Charley
has been spending the winter
lat his home in Sank Center. He
will resume his old position Id.
Mann's store next week. Ink %s*
Thomas Nv. Ruger went to Sc.
Paul on business last Friday. .
Last Thursday night Mrs,
Clark w. Kelley and Mrs. Frank
Stoltze entertained at dinner at
the Kelley home. The table
decorations were of yellow and
white, in keeping with St: Vail
entine's day.. n
T C. N. Nelson and C. A. Wag-
ner, two of the prominent farm
ers near Maza, were in the CITY.
Tuesday and Wednesday on bust
ness. Mr.. Nelson farms 400
acres of Ramsey county's rich
soil, while Mr.; Wagner has d
1900 acre farm just across the
line in Benson county, Both
gentlemen made this office a.
very pleasant visit =.
last Sunday afternoon the
rays of Old Sol warmed the sur
face of the earth in a goodly
manner, which together with
the balmy atmosphere, made it
nearly impossible for the boys
Of this city to stay indoors. So
five of them got it into their idle
heads that a sleigh ride would
not be out of place. Procuring
a gentle team and a light bob,
they started on their path Of
pleasure. AS only one Of the
boys could drive, at a time, he
received many words of praise
and blame from the other four
for the manner in which he
handled the reins. Finally,
Notwithstanding the warnings
fofs the four persons not driving,
1.-The runners of the sleigh cut in
on one side, and as a result the
five boys slowly but surely roll
J, ed QUE of the rig-one Of the
J, bsys lighting in a sitting posture
III a small puddle of water, which
/ %ater, when he arose from his
lposition, most assiduously chung
to his garments. The horses,
only too glad to rest, stopped in
their tracks. The boys righted
the cutter and again started on
their wandering journey. After
circling the town a few times,
. they came to a railroad track,
and while attempting to cross
it they met the end of their
; journey The OFF front runner,
being Disguised with the crowd,
: collapsed. The next time these
: boys will ride in an auto---ol
walk. sss IA Win. @