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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-07
DIED.

SHIELDS-At her home, 1915 Wilder
avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii, December
6, 1907, after a short illness, Georgi-
ma Aberdeen beloved wife of Waiter
c. Shields. Funeral this Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock from the late
residence, 1245 Wilder avenue. The
intermeDt will be in Nuuanu ceme-
terry
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-07
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.

Prayer meeting a. m. led by Cap
tain Bradley; Holiness meeting IL a.
NJ, led by Captain Bradley and Captain
Baker; Young Peoples Legion 6 p. m,
led by Lieutenant Long; Salvation
meeting s p. m. led by Captain Brad
ley.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend these meetings.
cconpG9 sososo0cs1cs>sopoeoooEsocs7s1
1:14:22. $3.50 D. m. P. S. C. E. Sub
ject IAN Old Live Story" Ruth 2;1O:2O
II a. m. Sermon. Subject Are We Our
Own?" 7.3O p. IN. Sermon subject:
"Esau the Profane Person" All are
made welcome at these services.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-07

NM. 3. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-07

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
9:45 Bible School. Lesson Ruth
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-07

Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
Stock and Bond Orders receive
prompt attention.
Information furnished relative to all
STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Phone 70. p. o. BOX 5S4.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.
a. m. Low Masses with Holy Com
munion and Portuguese instruction.
a. m. Low Mass with Holy Com
munion.
9 a. m. Childrens Mass with singing
and English sermon,
1870 a. IN. Solemn High Mass with
native sermon.p
2 p. m. Rosary with native instruc'
ton
Z p. m. Portuguese sermon followed
by the Benediction of the Blessed Sa'
crament.
During the week low masses at
and q m
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StOOIK and Bond
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-07
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That tive Condensed
News OF the bay.

LONDON BEETs: December 5,
shiIlings, 5l4 pence; last previous quo
tation December 4. g shillings, IVA
pence.
SUGAR: November &c. 3.66 cents
per pound or S73 20 per ton; last pre-
vious quotation Nov. 81, $40 cents
per pound or S74 per ton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-07

The store fairly smiles in its Christ
mas attire.
Rich Cut Glass, Beautiful Silver
ware, Dainty China, Artistic Italian
Marbles, Graceful French Bronzes
Venetian Glassware, Art Potterles,
greet your eyes at every turn.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

"A, Just rs I did your mother, though
Tor the life OF me I never could under.
stand what she could see in this bun.
die OF bones TO banker after. The
Lord did a mighty good job when he
made woman. but II seems to me be
might have improved upon Adam a
little.
don't expect to ind perfection In
William. II he's got n sufficient guam.
tIty OF good, everyday sense. II he's
honest and upright, II he doesn't Jump
backward when anybody says work,
and II he really and truly loves you, I
reckon that's all that I can reasonably
expect.
Ne Must Be Saving.
I'm not particular about the size Of
nis bank deposit Just as an evidence
OF backbone I hope he's out OF debt
and has Q little money laid by. I would
hate to see YOU married to a deadbeat
or a spendthrift One 10 a moral and
the other Is a mental delinquent, and
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

J.A.Ja.cox lie making arrar gemeuts
10 build q new nine room residence in
the north part Of town near the rest
depce Of W. w. Jscoby Miles Al
berta Ross, daughter OF N. b. Ross,
who lives northwest Of Slater, has
been selected ~ one of the msids Of
honor at the state ex. Confederate o
Ion to be held at Fulton on W.dpes.
day and Thu sdsy Of next week
j. 9. Hand, a former meichspt OF
Slater, arrived here Monday from q
visit to Seattle, WsskiDgtou.--1a.
cob Dye and two sisters, Mrs. Meyer
and Hunter, who have been The guest
Of City Msrshal Dye and Night
Waterman Is Butts returned this week
tn the ir home 10 FL Scott, Kansas.
Miss Ellie Fowler, we understand. has
resigned her position 10 the public
schools on account of III health. -S!s.
TER Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
Cutting Both Ways.

A company promoter who advertised
for nm Office boy received a hundred
replies. Out OF the hundred he select
ed ten, who were asked to call at the
Office for a personal interview. His
fnal choice fell upon n bright looking
youth. MY boy" said the promoter,
Il like your appearance and your man.
ner very much. I think you may dc
FOR the place. Did you bring a char
acter2"
"No. sir" replied the boy. Il a &c
home and get It,"
very well. Come back tomorrow
morning with II. and II Il IL satisfac'
tory ! dare shy I shall engage you"
. Late that same afternoon the finan.
cier was surprised by the return Of the
candidate. WELL" he said cheerily,
have you got your character?"
"No," answered the boy. but Two
got yours. an I amt comin'w-Ladicsf
Home Journal.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
Saved Her Sons Life

The bsppiest mother 10 the little
o go OF Ava, M. IL Mrs. y. kuppee.
She writes: zone yesr ago IN, o
vas down with such serious lung
trouble that our physician was 10. bls
To help bin; when. by our oruyg ~,
advice | began giving him DR.. Kings
New Discovery, AID | soon notice
i'm improvements. 1 kept this trestmeot
up for a few we. X, when be w,s per.
fectly we'll. He has. worked steadily
since at carpenter sork. DR.. Kings
New Discovery saved bis life Guar
anteed best cough aud cold cure nv p.
II. t~'raokliD, Druggist. eoc and o.. 70.
Trial bottle free.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
More Baggage Allowed

The railroads have found that the
2 cent rate pays aud they're going
back to their old plan on baggage,
The attorney.general's office recently
received q letter from J.E. Hartman.
Of 81. Louis chairman OF the south
western pas sanger bureau, stating
that the Missouri railroads would IN
August 18th begin allowing $50 pound
of baggage To be carried ON each fret
class ticket sold. This amount was
formerly allowed until the new rate
vent into effect, which provided that
the railroads could claim excess on
ell baggage carried above 100 pounds.
the matter was taken up with the rail-
roads, and they have agreed TO allow
the former amount Of baggage TO be
carried on f~rst.class tickets.-Ex.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
A Ihouahtful Wife.

II was cured or an annoying propen.
slty to sleep at the wrong time In
rather an original way" said Snoozer.
Some time ago there were a num-
Der Of nights when I could not sleep
until just before II was time to rise
In the morning. Then. Of course. II
was hard to wake me. My friends
advised all sorts Of remedies. but my
wife set her wits to work and found
the right one. The next night I fell
into a light doze after l got into bed.
but IN less than twenty minutes
was as wide awake as ever, pitching
and tossing aud unable to close my
eyes. Well, my wife got up, struck
q match and pretended to look at her
watch. Then she said:
az wouldn't try to go to sleep, dear.
as It Will Don be time for you to get
up now
THAT settled 1t. In three minutes
I was asleep and slept like q log.
This was repeated once or twice, and
now I get my regular sleep every
night. The best Of It was that I didn't
know for a number Of days the little
ruse that had been employed to send
me to slccp."-Pearson's.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

w. b. Mullins cal ed Saturday aud
t)ld us OF the work he has been doing
at the old fort above town under tue
direction 81 q A. Fsuke Of the
Missouri Historical Society. ~ St.
Louis. MIR. Mullins made = complete
survey OF the q ri. Mr.. Fsuke did q
great deal Of work 10 clearing he
brush OF the old walls aoo Ia making
excavations. He succreoed 10 fpdiug
q large quantity OF pottery which he
shipped To 81. Louis. Mr.. Mullins
has promised to prepare an article
for us describing the fort soop.--
Myers and SON have sold their store
bulldog aud stock Of goods 10 o w.
Crawford. Of Kitksville. Toe deal
was closed last week and Mr.. Crsw-
ford was to have arrived here Mon.
day TO take charge Of the store. he
was delayed, boseyer, aud dio not at
rive Miami News.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
County News
From Our Exchanges


John V. Sellmyer 10 quite low with
Uphold fever Harry Gillian hal
'eturned from Excelsior Syringe grea,
y improved 10 heslth.--Mrs. ID. b,
aunf and son, Warren, returned sur
lay night from an extended visit In
Colorado, and Daniel 10 O happily
milling on his rural route customers
George N. Fowler came down from
Pattonsburg Sunday and remained
with his family until Tuesday. He Il
much pleased with his milling position
and shinks P~attonsburg quite q prstt,
own.-willis Arnold, who sold hi,
due farm northwest Of Slater and wen
20 Hereford, Texas, Is figuring or
moving back TO Missouri Gillian
jlobe.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
The akinLbfa1
Successful wife
BY CASPER $. Ydsr.


: Copyright. 1906. by Casper 8. yostI
AAY DEAR LITTLE Grill hm
simply consumed with ( as
XV Constituent. The idea Of my
daughter, my little sweet.
heart, thinking Of marriage comes 10
me like a blow from a pile driver, and
you know, my dear, that pile drivers
bit q pretty hard lick, especially when
to- aren't looking. I'm away from
home % much that It's mighty hard to
realize that you are not my baby any
more; that II is no longer proper nor
dignined to d. 'le you onI my knee
not for me, at least: that -four dresses
have heightened downward Until they
curl around your dainty ankles, and
the golden hair that used TO hing down
your back like a streak Of Woven sun.
shine Is now done up In 1 fashionable
something OF other on top Of your
head. I forget that you are n young
lady. a grndus:e from a swell semi.
nary, can honmer the pinno to make
q PaderevsSi Q'm not sure whether |
spep that right or mott sit up and take
notice; con embroider dinky little flow.
ers % faithfully that the ~honeybees
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
How tosRemain Young

To continue young 10 health and
streoRth, do rs Mrs. NE, Rowan, Nc
Dououah, Ga. did. She says: ''rhre'
bottles vi Electric Bitters cured me o
chronic liver aud stomach trouble,
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition Of the blood that my skin
turaed red u, aiauvl. am now
Practically 2o wears Younger than be.
'OreI took Electric Bi,ters car
low do all my work with ease and
assist In my husbands store Guar
,nteed ut p. ~. Frsnklin's Drug
store. Price b0c.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, 81
hey cannot reach the seat of th
iisessN. Catsrrh ~ q blood or con
'titutionsl disease, and 10 order t.
;ure II you must take internal RENE
lies. Halls Cstsrrh Cure is take,
n~ternslly, and acts directly IN ID.
blood and mucous surfaces. Hall,
jstsrrh Cure 10 not y quack nedi
'iue. It was prescribed by one OF III,
'est physicians 10 this country fol
Years and 10 a regular prescription
IL Is composed Of the best tonic
snown, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mu.
,ous surfaces The perfect combine
ion OF the two ingredients is whsI
reduces such wonderful results Il
urips Cassrrh. Send for testimon
als free.
FL. CHENEY q co Props. Tole
10, Ohio.
S,ld by Druggis's, price 75s.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
Lipation.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

while pride and sorrow and JOY are
rolling over n another In his heart.
Yes, little girl. you have my consent,
and may God ever bless you. Your
afectionnte father,
$50 JOHN sNEED..
+. 81 have Just received a manly,
sensible. modest letter from william
Just the kind of letter I should
want to get from my future son-in.
law II gives mi the impression that
his friends call him Bill. and I like
that. If his name had been Reginald
or Algernon I should have felt com
PEELED to go home on the first train to
look him over. ]. 3.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
Did His Work Well.

9. h. Scott returned from
Frederick, Oklahoma, last
week where be Installed =
water system aud he diu a tiue
job according ~ the l. cal
paper WHICH say:
"F'rederick's system Of
watsrworks was subj cted To
u thorough and most severe
test last Tuesday, and II APP
pearing To The Satisfaction of
the city council that the terms
OF the contract had been com-
piled with, the plant VAS
formally accepted aud pay
ment in full made To the con-
tractor, q. Jaeger, ot Rich
all, Mo.
ln the test a stream of
water was thrown fium iorlv
u hfty ieet above the talle,t
building IN the CITY through
an inch aud a quarter u, zzie,
with a pressure of 200 pounds
direct from The pumping
station.
Tue cost To the city for con-
structlon aud equipment is,
approximately, $4,000. e..
g. X. batle, hydraulic en-.
gineer, employed by W. P.
Bullock, who furnished the
plans and specifications for
the waterworks and superiu-
tended their construction,
directed the test and advised
the acceptance of the plant al
running the requirements Of
Lne contract.
The construction work Of
the plant from It's Inception
until It's acceptance BY lue
city was done uncer The duec-
lion ot Z. X Scout, represent
'ng the contractor, aud be
says thai he has constructed
|a number OF water works
systems, but has never had
one subjected W a. Sc we're y
test rs was the plaut just
delivered to the good city IL
Frederick
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

more than that now In cash, but I
don't feel as rich as I did then,
nor was I In reality. That Is a good
enough foundation for any youngster
to begin married life with. provided,
OF course. the girl In the case Is con-
tented to start with that and be salts
he'd with what he can provide for her
without overstepplng his income. So ]
say that II william In a. well fixed a.
! was ! shall have no objection to him
on the financial score. But II is mighty
Important that he have this start. It's
mighty embarrassing 10 a bride to find
the tailor's u~nreceipted bill In the In.
side. pocket Of her hubby's wedding
coat. and II you discover that William
Ia a little backward In money matters
you'd better postpone the Joyous cere.'
mony until he can get a move on him.
self and get ahead Of the pay wagon.
On the other hand, my dear. II he has
q roll as big as a telegraph pole
wouldn't consider II an insurmounta.
BILE obstacle. Money Ia a mighty good
thing TO have lying around. and I don't
know that ! would consider II advIsa-
BILE to put a limit on the amount, pro-
vided It doesn't pile up around a mans
legs so that he can't work. have tax
en- II for granted, little girl. that you
love each other. ! don't know why /
should, for ! am well aware that love
Is getting to be unfashionable, but I
am M Of those Old fashioned fellows
who believe that love 10 quite essential
to happiness In married life and have
no patience with those people who hold
that mutual esteem isa satisfying sub
stitute. Thers are lots Of men and
lots Of womsa that I highly esteem. but
I'd hate mighty bad to have to make a
contract to lfvo with any y of them
indefinitely. I1vs 4 an entirely differ.
emit p~ropositlsa. 70 comes to the nor
NAL man o. weman but once--once at
a time. at any rate-and it's the feel
ing which ths good Lord meant should
be a prelude - and Z necessary ac-
compartment g ths relations between
man and wtfa. m the real divine fire,
little girl, and thsrs are no substitutes
chat are Of - much value an q cookie
bur In a sect & cats by comparison.
But young folks ass somstimss mlstak-
en- In the fssajngg y
rs opHslas Article.
DO you remG0ber how you broke out
with the hive g ~ lame time Mamie
Jones was AUNn with the smallpox
over In the uegt block and how des-,
perately scasu1 your poor mother VAST
Lots az De0nAo Rnka thu name minfako
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

bert Coates aud Miss Esthsr Mont,
gomery attended the Eblers -wohler-
wedding at the Lutheran church ut
Sweet Springs sunday evening Joe
Welch has purchased from Mrs. Alex.
Apling. q house and lot which she
owned ut McAllister Springs, the
consideration being $500. - Watson
Mcdaniel aud wife have as their
gussts the following people, Clifford
Wood aud family, Coldwster, Kas.
L. A. Barger aud family, Shackle
ford; Mrs. Ollie Mcdaniel and chill
dren, of McAllister. -Houstonisp.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

1uJaye tnat ~ "v"s"ss s"o "'ess
danced around game ~
you al ths TINA I was at home last
trip and kept me from seeing you
when ! wanted you all alone. OF
all the high collared, turned up troussrs
dudes I ever saw that bunch was the
worst. But, there; maybe he was ono
OF them. and, come to think Of It, my
Judgment was based on the mass
/, You say he's the dearest. sweet
est. bestest-but, my dear little girl.
II MT. william jackson Rollins Il all
that you say he IL the morning papefp
in heaven must be running display adj
~vertiSements asking for information
a. to the whereabouts of q lost.
strayed or stolen angel. II william fts
your description hes got no businese
down here. His proper Job u hitting
around the pearly gates shooing away
us old sinners who want to break IN
but I'm willing to make allowances
for supsrlativss OF rhetoric and enthu-
Uiasm and consider your prospectus On
1 Der cent basis. Aestdes, your
mother assurss me that william =
al wool and the proper width, and
forty years. experience has taught M
khat your mothers Judgment can ~
Eellsd On.
Psrgonsily I don't think any man
chat kklkG-or any that ttass IN IN
eptnnqHla ~ hat mAtter--a good
enough AZ. ~ lttkle M, bqt yppf "A
slaAavsa - $500 arxTn~k ~ hnnwtl1em
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

wilderness Of the wherefore ut the
women's club that all the hearers. I
am told, are filed with wonder that SO
much knowledge could be brought to.
gether under such u pretty hat. In
short, my dear. ! forget that my daugh.
ter rs IN up to date young lady Is
strictly Il.
La me, child. II seems only yesterday
that l was reading you fairy stories
from q yellow covered linen book and
showing you how A was differentiated
from B by certain peculiarltIes Of archi.
lecture. Don't you remember how you
used 10 hide behind the rosebush BY
the walk and jump out and brighten
me half to death by hsllerlng "Boog'
when 7 came home In the EVENING"
Don't you remember how you used 70
climb up into the haymow and slide
down with n cry OF alarm ut the start
aud a shout OF delight at the finish
when you landed safely In my armsf
Don't you remember-hu pshaw! OF
course you don't. You haven't reached
the age Of memories yet. In your i'm
agination all the beauty and brightness
aud glory OF life are Just ahead OF you,
and You look that way. l pray God
that you may always look that way,
alwayssee the sunshine a little brighter
just beyond until you bask In the light
supernal.r
|. The Young Man In the Case.
And now my little girl wants to get
married and would like to have papa's
consent. Papa's a good deal In the 20
sition OF the c~ountryman who goes W
against the shell game at the circus.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
them.

Miss Anna Davis, of Sweet Springs
arrived Friday and II the guest Of
'er cousins, Misses Lura and Gussie
tillard.-AuRust Pape accompanied
lie wife and children to B~igginsville
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Pape and
children took the Mo. Pacific Tor
Sweet Springs where they will visit
relatives.--Mrs. Sallie Coates and
daughter, Miss Fanoie, left Friday
morning for Marshall their future
home. They will be missed from
among Us. We wi,h them happiness
aud success 10 their new home
Daniel Bixler vent to Kansas City
Monday evening and put 10 Tuesds,
looking over the cattle market MIR
sud Mrs. August Tsstmeysr, Of Graod
Pass were here Wednesday morning
70 send two sons to Fulton to school
Born TO Fred loselman aud wife
q girl. Black burn Record.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
Headache
Sufferers

Do you want relief-in
just q few moments and
no bad after-effects.
If so, you have only to
take, DR.. Miles Anti-P Pain
Pills.
If subject to headache,
have them with you al
ways. No harm can come
from their use, if taken as
directed, as they contain
no opium, choral, NOR
phine, cocaine, chloro-
form, heroin, alpha and
beta eucaine, cannabis in
dica or choral hydrate, or
their derivatives.
Ask your druggist about
them.
at gives me great pleasure to be
able to refer to the DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills as he best remedy WI have
ever had in u house. for the prevsn-
tion and cure Of headache. My wife
who has been a constant sufferer for
years with the above complaint. Joins
me In recommending Dr. Niles Anti
Pain Pills. hoping they may fall into
the hands OF I'll WHO epTcr,"
]. I. BUSH. wateryioit. ". Y.
Or. Miles Anti-psin Pills are sold BY
your druggist. who will guarantee that
the first package Will benefit. N u
falls, he Will return your money.
rs doses, IS cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

come into the
windows to suck
the corner drug
store perfume
from their silk.
en- centers; can
quote Virgil and
Tennyson and
Browning an d
other people that
/ don't under
stand aud don't
care TO. but am
mighty proud
that you do; can
Wrifn anI r.aA
such erudite pa.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

you wouldn't be
likely to hnd
happiness with
either. But Civ.
en- Industry and
a disposition to
spend a little
less than Is made
and comparative
poverty In youth
Ia no great draw.
back. when I
married your
mother had q
stout heart. q
steady job. my
It%robsseau and
500 In cash.
That was all my
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20
special Summer Tourist Fares

The Chicago 4 Alton r, r. has IN
effect every day from now until Sept.
80, 1907, Q ticket based on whstprao.i.
Ically, amounts 10 half rAles TO the
principal resorts In Canada, New
England and also the choicest tourist
district In the state Of Nsw York
Before arranging definitely for sum
tnsr vacstions Il will pay you 70 70
Into Communication With.
q. r Hswthorno
Ticket Agent, Msrshall.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

IL Is claimed Indigestion 10 the Ma
sionai disease. That's why the de
mand for Rings Dyspepsia Tablet,
keeps Increasing because they do the
york. stomach trouble, d~yspepsis
Indigestion, bloating, ETC., yield
quickly, Two day, treatment free
Ask your druggist about them. Sold
by =. Il. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

1 is . we'll known face tia, parso :
living In the pine forrest. az aot suffer
from kidney diseases. Que dee Ut
P.nsulss ~ night usasily ss,t,vss
bycgachs. 10 dxys' trsstvsnt 81 o.
Your money refunded II nus' esush.d.
Sold BY =. n. FrAnkhn.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

Elder Willie Cole and wife, Of Jew
| Junction, lows, came In Tuesds,
light on the owl train, aud win hold
f, Two weeks meeting a. the Christian
'hurch C. Wilson presenter
IL wife with . handsome new plan,
his week Our hustling ieweler, J
wheeldop. who has . stock OF
ewslery here and At WsveFly and l.
ioing good business ~ both places,
- this week put 10 . stock Of eood'
= Wellington. We wish Mr.. Wheel
Ion spcesss aDd u there IL any,hlns
o hustlipg snd advertising be will
.urs Win out Mails Bend OUT vive.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

II comss put up 10 : eollspsibls tube
sith n0u5lo, eaey w apply 70 the
orsnsss spd, ipasnmstioH, for sny
Pain, ilshiHs md busslpg. Mar zan
lils Ren<dy. Prizes - ceA's. Guar
,suteeos aold " r. n. yrssklta.
The Marshall republican., 1907-09-20

The young q
In the case IL
working the
shells. and the
chances are 100
to ! against pa
pa. I'm mighty
sorry that 1 don't
know him. At
least, don't re-
member having
met him unless
he Yves a or
that string OF
dough faced pop
fnfawa fh n