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The Washington times., 1907-02-01
Dr.. ThaYer Favors Bill.

DR. W. D. Thayer, Of Johns Hopkins
university. also spoke on behalf of the
bal. He told of the experience Of Balti-
more with the system OF reporting Of
cases ana examination OF sputum, such
as was proposed Cor Washington. DIT.
Thayer said tuberculosis was essential
IL "A disease OF the home and the nreside
and Il was essential that preventive
measures be taken lie discussed IN de-
tail the measures OF prevention neces-
sary Examina ton of sputum and regis
tratiou OF all cases of tuberculosis We're
Ipa necessary measures 20 prevent the
spread Of the disease. He pointed out
This was not a new measure. In Balti-
more and New York il had been tried
and found successful.
DR. III. b. jenkins. of Bait more. made
a brief address IN favor of the bill pend
ing. He said the experiences of Phil
adelphia. New York and Baltimore
where such laws were in force showed
that the trend of tuberculosis was
downward. George i. SternbeTg. OF this
city also spoke Tor the bill
nr. j. b. q. Custis, of this city, spoke
against the pending bill. and DR. John
u. Thomas did likewise. Dr. Thomas
read from the census reports To refute
the idea that there had been a decrease
Of tuberculosis as maintained By the
advocates OF the pending bin
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
AV0WEO ENEMY
OF PITTSBURGER
TAKEN OFF JURY

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The Washington times., 1907-02-01
CRUISER TENNESSEE
ON SHAKE-DONN TRIP

The new cruiser Tennessee. one Of the
largest cruisers of the navy. which re-
Gently received her silver Service at
Newport News. has sailed from League
island o her "shake-dOwn" trip. She
viii first 90 TO Norfolk. from which
point she VIII make a number of trial
dashes out 10 sea. She is comma nded by
Commander Nathan X. Usher, until re
Gently an assistant in the Bureau OF
Navigation.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
TRAFFIC OF EUROPEAN RIVERS.

\ European river forty feet wide.
handles as much freight as an ordinary
american railroad. while the Rhine car
ries more business 10 a block than half
the Hudson river. Splendid tugbOats.
fine baGges, ana handsome swift steam
ers do the work, with anchored chain
boats 10 pun the big loads up the rapids.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
JAPAN IN THE sARDrNF BUSINESS

Large sardine cannerfes have baan
started AT Nagasah, Japan. with a view
10 exporting the fish 10 Europe. The
flavor, however Is not good, and the
prices are too high as yet to compete
with the Mediterranean product.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

Judge Louis 4. Barley today entered
upon his new term of six years as judge
of the corporation court. Neville 5.
Greenaway became the clerk Of the
court.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
TUBERCULOSIS MEASURE
HAS OPPOSITION


ties 10 show that Washington was far
behind other cities in tar matter OF
guarding against tuberculosis.
This is a reasonable bill. said Mr.
Baldwin 1T has not been caTeIessly
made up. All the laws OF an The cities
having such laws have been carefully
studied. 7 want 90 cali attention To sec
lion g. which provides for secrecy as to
the identity 81 the person with relation
10 all reports as 10 the presence OF Iu-
ltrrcia haDlIIiH
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
POSTOFFICE
MAY PRINT OWN
STAMPED PAPER
High Outside Bids Show
$4,000 Advance in
Envelopes Alone.

IL is up 10 The Postmaster General TO
decide whether The Government will IN
dertake 20 print its own stamped en-
yelopca and newspaper wrappers or give
. the contract for supplying them for the
next four years 10 private concerns.
This Administration favors the Off
claI manufacture OF lis negotiable Sc
curiues, as was recently shown In the
case of supplying postage stamps. The
American Bank Note Company rendered
bid lower than that of the Bureau Of
Printing and Engraving. which got the
award under the ruling of the Postmas-
ter General that il was for the good Of
the service 10 have the work done in a
Government institution.
In response 10 a request for bids 10
supply stamped envelopes ana newspa-
per wrappers for the next four years,
Two tenders were made. That of the
Eastern Manufacturing and Contracting
Company of New York was less thaa
that of It's only rival the Hartford
Manufacturing Company OF Hartford.
Conn.
Both bids are now being considered
hy special committee appointed by
the Postmaster General. consisting OF
Garter r. keene, uustOfilCc Inspector
delivery and William O. Fitch, clerk 10
the Third Assistant Postmaster General
The conclusions OF this committee Will
be submitted TO the Postmaster Gen
cTdl who viii decide whether the bids
viii both be- rejected and the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing do the work,
On the contract be given 10 the lower
bidder.
IL is learned that the Postofice De
partment is dissatisfied because there
were only two bids.
Prices Show Big Advance.
The lowest tender shows "a marked
Increase in figures over the contract Of
Tour years ago. Ia the Nos envelopes.
which are now furnished Tor $50 per
thousand S-37 is asked by the present
lowest bidder. For The white No. q,
the lowest oher is SIP. while the former
price was So5. Where il is considered
that Uncle sam expects 10 supply a de-
-mand for 6.7pdSg0 0U0 stamped envelopes
and -I1.sa0.uuO stamped newspaper wrap
.pers during the next four years, even
a fractional raise in price becomes i'm
PCrtaut
o. II Briggs. chief clerk ia the pur-
chasing department OF the pOstOffice
admitted today that the increase in
prices was noteworthy. Tie said that
tue Government stamped envelopes and
wrappers were rapidly growing in pop
ularity and that I'M the estimates of
the supply required for the next ten
years. an Increase of 10 PEI cent had
been made.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
THE JAPANESE WAR
CLOUD IS NO MYTH

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the Californian prejudice against Mon
gOliaHs, there being no MOngOlians in
Europe. For this reason il is supposed
that the Californians will back down
This belief makes European opinion. on
the whole Optlmistic.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

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strong opinion expressed about the case
TO a weli-known actress.
Why Walker Was Dismissed.
"The dismissal Of one juror" said law
yer HartridPe. without giving the name
Of the juror, was sanctioned by the de-
tense. We received absolute inf0rma-
ton that this juror had stated an opin-
ION iHimicai 10 Thaw."
Assistant District Attorney Caravan.
who Is assisting District Attorney
Jerome. probably will outline the case
OF the people To the jury
There was another conference OF
counsel for the State and defense to-
day before court opened. IL Is under
stood n at one OF the jurors had pro-
tested that the confinement 20 which
the jurors had been subjected had dis
turbed his routine and habits 10 such
degree that his health was endangered.
The juror Was said 10 be In a very ner-
NOus condition
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and May Mac
kenzie came early 10 court despite
the Indictment weather.
Thaw in Angry Mood.
Harry x. TEaw was in an angry mood
when he awakened today. lie paced
the floor OF his Tombs cell nearly all
night. and 10 the first Keeper who greet
ed him this morning, made some harsh
criticisms about the methods Of the dis
Tict attorney He criticised his action
In swearing IN jurors and chen dismiss
ing them as a simple ruse 70 prolong
the trial knowing well that he could not
make out a case against him.
II was bearing heavily on his nerves.
he explained 70 the guard. and cZ-
pressed the wish that jerome would
cease such unfair methods and go
ahead with the case
Thaw's anger, however. did not APP
pear 10 have any effect upon his appe-
lite. For breakfast he had a large sir
lOin steak, half a dozen rolls, some
eggs. ard two cups OF coffee. When lie
had finished the meal he made prepaFa-
lions 10 go TO the courthouse
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
PLAN TO IMPROVE
ALEXANDRIA ROADS
Bond Issue Suggested to
Supervisors of
County.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. FEB.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. FEB. !.
The board OF supervisors of Alexan-
dra county will hold a meeting az the
courthouse at Fort Myer tomorrow.
The question of the Improvement Of the
public roads in the county win come
up for consideration at this meeting.
a movement has been set on loot by
several citizens of the county TO get the
supervisors 10 issue bonds 10 improve
all the roads IN Alexandria county.
Judge Louis Z. Barley today entered
upon his new term Of six years as judge
of the corporation court. Neville S.
Greenaway became the clerk Of the
court.
The old drug drm Of Wardeld & Han
today went out of existence, the partner
ship being dissolved by mutual consent
Edgar Warield. ST., the senior partner.
today became associated with his son.
Edgar Warheld. jr., in the drug store
at the northwest corner OF King and
Pitt streets, while William Han. the
junior partner. has retired from active
business life and will shortly leave for
a trip 10 Europe
The funeral of Daniel Henry was held
from ST Marys Catholic Church This
morning "a $50 o'C'Ock. high mass
OF requiem was sung by the Is-v.
Father A. J. lnglegem, of Dauy.ile. The
interment was ia 81. Mary's Cemetery.
Miss Addis Wheeler. Of Wellington.
Va. is visiting Miss Julia Demaiue in
King street
Mrs. a. II. Compton. Of Wellington.
is visiting Mrs. w ii. Domaine in King
street.
Mayor Pan last evening Investigated
the charges brought by Lieut.. James
smith, of the police force, against Pc
licemau Stewart Jones. who was ac-
cused ~ drunkenness. Policeman Jones
COME ssed guilt, Mayor Pan referred
the case TO the board Of police commits
sioners.
In the police court. Justice II. Cation
presiding this mOrni & the following
cases Were disposed Of
Catherine Timbers. colOred. on the
charge OF disOrderly conduct and fight
ing. was fined s., AS she was being re-
moved from the courtroom she said. II
viii hit her with a brick the next tine.
That will cost you s. more said
Judge eaton.
Fannie Johnson and John Hopkins.
colored were fined s. each Tor disOT-
DERBY conduct and lighting.
q. r. Smith has bought from Robert
Elliott a house and lot ON the west side
of Henry street, between King and
Prince streets
Clinton b. Weech. aged eleven years.
youngest son OF the late Rev. ". T. ID.
Weech died al ElWyn, Pa yesterday.
The case of John Wright charged
with criminal assault in Alexandria
county, Virginia, was not decided by
The supreme court of appeals yesterday.
1 The case was argued by James f.
/ Clements, OF Alexandria county. for the
defense. and Attorney General Ander-
son Tor the State, about three weeks
ago. and the decision was looked for
yesterday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-25
TRAPPED IN HEARS DEN.
Hunter Imprisoned Four Days la n
Cave Before Rescue Came.

Trapped In a bears den for four
DAYS by the body OF an animal he had
shot Is the strange experience OF Lee
Freshman. OF Promise. Wallowa
county News has Just reached
wanowa, Oregon. OF the adventure.
which Is one OF the most peculiar IN
the hunting annals of eastern ore
gon
Lao Fleshman. Frank sanner and
Burto Miller. all OF Promise. started
for a bear hunt on the headwaters OF
Muir creek ten days ago. Miller and
sanner returned two DAYS ago. saying
that Fieshman had preceded them
three DAYS. lie had not arrived az
his home and a searching party was
organized
Tracks We're soon found where hs
had trailod bear, and in a few miles
the party came upon cave and
esplod bear lying against the mouth
OF a, Two shots were hred al the
bear, when voice from within in-
formed them that the animal had
already met its fate.
Freshman had tracked the bear TO
It's den and en,ered 60 shoot IL. when
bruin made a dash TO get out and
ran over him. lie Killed the bear
before Il reached the opening and tho
carcass rolled down aud allied tho
narrow passage until Fleshman could
no, escape, he was unable 20 move
the carcass and VAS trapped COM
pletely, He had spent four DAYS Ia
the den and Was nearly out Of pro.
visions when the searching party
reached him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-25
State News

Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. McDougall, of
Albany, celebrated the twentieth an
niversary of their marriage last
week.
The strike situation at North Bend
is still serious. The sash and door
men are still out and 1t is said that
no new men will be brought in to
take their place.
David Taylor, II year old boy
from Haines, is in jail at Pendleton
for passing worthless checks.
Rev. James Monroe McFee, pio-
neer minister of Polk county, diel
last week at Black Rock in that eoun
ty. He was "A years old.
Mrs. Thomas Dunsmore, of Falls
City, died last Sunday at a hospital
in Portland.
Henry Dorm, an insane man living
in Umatilla county, shot Deputy
Driscoll at Boise, Idaho. He will be
brought to Salem to the asylum.
Dave Craig, of Albany, while
dressing a chicken found a fine agate
in its crop. The agate is about a
half inch in diameter and is like
those usually found at the beach.
The Black Butte Placer mines in
Grant county are in full operation.
Fred DeFord. of Grant county,
has been sentenced to three years in
the state prison for the larceny of
a COW.
It is said there is no doubt that
the recent find of coal at Scott's Mills
is a good one and that the bed will
prove to be very valuable.
Cottage Grove will have new
brick plant.
Springfield will have a sash and
door factory that will cost $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-25
TRANSFERS IN
REAL ESTATE

The following deeds have been
fled for record in the Office of the
Marion county recorder:
Volney Leanard to J. A. Arm
strong, land in Silverton,
W d ........... Low
]. w. and A. L. Welch to w. ].
Wilson, ct al, land in block
2, Add "B," Woodburn,
wd ............ lSOV
T. l.. Parydale ct al to Albert
schwab, 31.63 acres, t 5 s,
W. W d ............ 1265
T.. NJ. Croisan ct ux to f. and
Bunce, " lot 1S, Sunny
side Fruit Farm No. /, q C d
Lena A. SCHNEIDER to M. A.
Vlesco, lot 2, block 12, Geo.
II. Jones, Add, Salem. W d 300
John w. Asseln to j. II. Shields,
$3.50 acres, g, 2 and 3
W. W d ............ 1900
Il. and NJ. J. Hartley to Mary
Updergraff, 80 acres, s s,
CIV. W a .............. 21OO
C.. w. Drake. ct ux. to j. ID.
Drake, ct ux, land in Silver
ton, W d .........s... 1900
j. N. Skaife ct ux to II. @.
Carl, lot Z, Walters Add. sa-
lem, W d .......,....... 16O
J. n. skaife ct ux TO A. G. Carl,
lot G, Walters Add, Salem,
W d ....,..... ......... 16O
]. f. Enright ct ux to E. r.
Adair. land I'm lot Z, block
23, Salem, W ...... 1000
j. Ross ct ux to Geo. II. and
V. Letellier. lots and 2,
block 3. Mil City. W d..
G. A. Cone et NIX to Oregon
Electric Ry Co., right of
way, deed ..........". 195
oliver Thibedean ot uX to Ore
gon Electric Ry. Co.. right OF
way, deed .......... $50
Louis FOurcler ct uX to Ore
gon Electric Ry Co., right of
way, deed ...,...,. 2T
F. A. and A. Gofin to Oregon
Electric Ry Co., right OF way,
deed ......... ........ fJl
T.. NJ. and Ida Gofiin to Oregon
Electric Ry. Co., right OF
way, deed ..,.......... 800
NJ. A. and A. u. Crosby TO ore.
Electric Ry. Co., right OF
way. deed ...,........ so
w. q. and NJ. Adams TO Chas.
A. Gray, west u lot 1 and 2
block II, University Park
Add. Salem, deed ... 500
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-25

the Miocene OF Kansas. This rodent
skeleton OF which was unearthed
by Mr.. Gidley, Is about the size OF a
woodchuck and has two upright
horns protruding from the top OF its
skull II Is the only rodent known
to scientists which has horns. And
all this discovery was made In pro-
hlbltlon Kansasl
Uncle Sam is starting a house
cleaning in his foreign establish
ment. Under the new law passed by
Congress. providing for the reorgan-
lzatlon OF the consular service, exam
nations are being held In the state
department for tho filling OF some
eighteen vacancies. IL Is the lnten-
tlon TO remove from politics as far as
possible the appointment of Ameri-
can representatives TO foreign coun-
tries, and TO this end the examina-
tions are much more severe and thor
ough than they have been In the
past The government Is experienc.
Ing no difhculty In finding plenty of
available men for these new places.
Only the watohfulness OF a clerk
stood between the white house and
suffering next winter. In the sundry
civil appropriation bill an item pro-
ylding expenditures for coal was in
cluded. which read; Coal for the
executive mansion, green houses ana
stables, $1,000" Somewhere on the
way from the house TO the senate the
first comma got lost, and the bill
after being reprinted appropriated
$1,000 for coal for the executive
mansion greenhouses and oatables.
This left tho white house without
money for fuel. and had Il not been
for the clerk President Roosevelt
might have had 10 pay the coal man
out OF his own pocket
As the result OF examinations
held In January. a number OF west
ern young men were appointed sec
ond lleutenants in the United States
Marine Corps Among these were
Harold 4. utley. OF Thayer. ~, and
James n, sutton. OF Portland. or
Reginald y Ludlow, OF Illinois. was
successful In being added TO the
waiting list and was one OF those So.
lectod for promotion as soon as the
next vacancy occurs.
The United States can anord 10
regard with complaisanoe tho sight
of Wall Street operators running
around agitatedly In a circle and do.
ing their best TO preeipitate uneasi-
ness In business. According 90 gov
ornment reports, the foreign COM
merco OF the United States Ia the
eight months ending February sS In
creased nearly $4,000. .O0o. OF
this increase approximately SiSS.-
100000 was In imports. which
reached total OF tsSs. .es6,SS6,
while the exports aggregated si,2Ss.-
st6,as6, an Increase OF approx
mately $4,000. eco over the exports
for the same period OF last year In
the face OF this showing Il is not
likely that American business meu
viii DO stampedcd by the siock.j Job,
hing methods aimed 20 create a nur.
~ In Wall Street securities
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-25
Martha Wilson Asks niropoe.

MFs' Martha Wilson has filed d.
Voree proceedings in department No.
OF the Marion county circuit court
against G. W. Wilson. charging
cruelty ana failure TO provide as
cause for action. The parties were
married In Iowa, 2S years ago and
have lived in Oregon for ten years
There Is no property rights involved
IN the suit. but Mrs. Wilson besides
askins for the divorce decree prays
Tor the custody OF the two youngest
eA'ldrea' Who are S and rs years OF
ase. There are sin sons in the fam,
ily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-25
NURSING
THEIR
BOOMS
For President While the Man
the People Want Keeps
Still

Washington, March 25.-Theso
are sorry days for receptive presi-
dental candidates. In spite OF Pres
ident Rooseyelt's reiterated doclar-
aiions that he will not be a candidate
before the convention Of 1908, the
feeling is growing that popular
ciamor yet may force him to take the
head OF the republican ticket In the
next campaign. Former Representa-
two Charles y. Taft. OF Cincinnati,
brother OF the secretary OF war, is
here quietly seeking 10 ascertain the
feeling in administration circles with
reference 10 his brothers ambition
II IL said that Mr., Taft has had II
pointed out 10 him that before any
endorsement OF the secretary Of wars
candidacy could b. made, there will
have 20 be n much more clearly de-
fined public sentiment than any OF
probable candidates have yet been
able 10 arouse, Almost simultan'
ooualy with Mr. Tatt's appearance,
GOV. Deneen. OF Illinois. who came
here "a discuss railroad matters with
President Roosevelt. same out fiat
footedly with a hearty endorsement
Of Uncle joe" Cannon's boom,
Illinois will have candidate
next year for the republican nomin-
alton for president OF the United
states, and that candidate will be
none other than Uncle joe Cannon,
said Gov. noneen. "rhe speaker ot
the house II the fayorlte son OF the
republicans OF Illinois, and his name
will be presented Ia the convention,
" nominated he will make a splendid
campaign"
The Fairbanks boom IL being
nuraed quietly and little IL heard OF
n at the present time, II ls a lusty
infant, however. and Il may be al.
the better for the ooddling it is 70.
celying at the present stage,
II would be the thnmbscrews ani
che rack for senator f.aFolletto
were his colleagues In the senate
able 60 sentence him Co them. What
will happen Go him when Congress
reconVenes Is prohlematical. Such
members of the government a. are
az present In Washington are al a
loss Go understand the peculiar tae-
ties of the junior Wisconsin senator,
aud n tho reports OF his address
made ON Friday before the University
OF Michigan are correct, he has sue
ceeded IN adding two powerful enc
mics 10 the already large number he
has made during his short term in
the upper house, senator la Fol
ieste ID declared 20 have asserted In
nnequlvocal language that both the
United States senators from Mlohi-
gAa were pledged body aud soul TO
the corporations Senator william
Alden smiths declaration that Mr..
IAFollettes statement Was down.
right Nc viii not serve to relieve tho
situation, and the reception Ga the
junior Wisconsin senator on his re-.
tarn TO Washington Ia December
probably viii be extremely hearty n
not altogether pleasant.
Kansas, the home of the grass
hopper and mammoth corn crops.
thiR week made new bid Cor fame
James W. 0ldley announced 10 the
biological society of washinston the
discovery u : nep hoFned roaenl 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-25
Found aI Last.

]. A. Harmon. OF Lizemore. West
Va, says; AT last / have found the
perfect pill that never disappoints
me; and for the benefit OF others af-
fleted with torpid liver and chronic
constipation. will say: take DR..
Kings New Life Pills" Guaranteed
satisfactory. zoe at j, c. Perry. drug.
gist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-25
BARGAIN
i. In Real tstat,'

Real a... StulR
We are 'eassr otrer,Da win ad'.na, y I,
pay you to investisat. iua '''' as I
Three-fourths acre q,
land' a new Z room hoV'. I \
ern; ~a,; good good fruit Of an M. : I I
well chicken yard; lo,,,., s.'' q
Salem See Radclir Co Cow. y, !. !
See See this before you buy, = 7l.s =
house on Court, 1928 feet n ,,.'''l ,''''
LOO feet deep, close n. -.
RadcliT Co. nv
Modern cottage Of su
plumoed i @ and wired. good 49,, 49,
lot 70 by $50 fee, 49,. 100
Price $500. ''' "a
Nine room house, pla.t,,s ]
cts pantry. basement, ,s,,,. =,
barn 26xs4. woodshsd i,s,, a.' 4 !
place is three blocks ,,o-
house. Price s2sg5. 4
Seven acres all ,r -.
house and barn, plenty Of mos =.
rms place is on a good uu.,,s l
road Sh miles from S.l,n /,
$1,000.
Ten acres all in cultivstI,, !,
tive room house, barn and vos,'.,
good mixed fruit, well ,,,us
acres in oats. "a miles i,m
lem. Price $1,000.
Eighty acres; 81 in cultu..
In pasture and timber; 20 ,vu
wheat and cheat; I acres Il =.
. room house, good barn sss n
ary; 4 horses, 6 head Of eaits N
chickens; 2 wagons, 3 set Of ~
all implements, hay, grain, 4, n
$4,000.
Several houses for rent 81
you want anything in lnsur,u
notary work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-25
Chamhcrlain's Cough Rcmcsiy 4,
Roth Agreeable and RfEectiSe.

Chamberlaln's couEh Remedy has
no superior for coughs. colds and
Group, aud the fac, that Il is pleasant
10 take aud contains nothing In any
way Injurious has made q favor
tie with motherA Mrs. W, 5. Pei
ham. of Kirksvllle. Iowa. says;
For more than twSnty years Cham.
beFlalas Cough Remedy has been
any leadlng remedy for ali throat
troubles. Il is especially successful
Ia cAses Of GROUP. cAildFen like Il.
and my customers Who have used lt
will noe take any ether For sale
~ Dr. stones DFng store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-25

May business men are shortslEht.
10 not looking into thlnEs. They are
daily losing moaey BY rot adopting
the great hollls,er Rocky Mountain
Tea SyNtem- Makes them wsn and
keeps tAsm we'll Is osnts For sale
a. pr. slones store.