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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24

Put one pound of granulated sugar
and one pint OF water over the fire.
Bring to boil, skim and strain. When
cold add one cupful of strawberry
juice, the Juice of one lemon, three ta-
blespoonfuls of orange juice Freeze.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24
VanilIa Sauce.

Moisten two tablespoonfu1s Of corn
starch with little water and add one
half cup sugar. Place ON stove and
add one pint boiling water stirring
constantly. Remove from stove, and
when nearly cold add two we'll beaten
eggs and two teaspoonfuls vanilla ex-
tract.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24
save saIt Raas.
Save an Ynllr !

Save all your salt bags; they not
only make nice jelly bags. but several
put together and stitched on the ma
chine make good dish cloths or wash
cloths.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24
Renewino AZ

Renewing Black Lace.
Black lace can be freshened to look
like new by washing in water into
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24

which has been put aiittle ammonia,
then rinsed in strong coffee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24

Ffuil stains. may be removed by
pouring boiling water over the article,
then washing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24

Put in jelly glasses. This is de
licious combination.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24

To Prevent Tubs From Shrinking.
To prevent wooden pals or. tubs
from shrinking when not in use, paint
them over with glycerin.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24

ers. is open to the public. and II Is
hoped there will be full attendance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24
Rhubarb MarmaIade.

Two quarts of hright-colored rhu-
barb, not peeled, but cut in bits; two
blanched almonds cut in shavings,
stewed until pulpy, and then added
to the hot fruit and sugar. Boil the
whole into a jam, stirring constantly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

. . y 90 . . > . . . . . > >
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24

ties either empty or fun very carefully
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24
Fruit STAINS

: 80 ; ) ) . ) 90 ) . . ) . ) !
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24

The salve that acts like poultIce
Is Pine Salve Carpolized No other
salve so good for cuts, burns, boils and
chapped skin. Ask for It. Price 25
cents. Sold by Mcdonald Drug Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24

Have knight Printing Co, print It
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
New Building Of Utah Savings and
Trust Company is For
maly Opened.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF.
Interior Trimmings Make 10 Triumph
I'm Beautiful Effects OF Dccora-
tiun aud Convenience.

Tho Cah Savings Bank a. Trust
company began business this morning,
900 lts now quarters ON the ground floor
OF the now sevcustory building now
ono OF the land marks OF Main street.
between Second ana Third South. The
bank occupies the entire noor 26la feet
wide hy lp7 deep. which is fitted Up in
effective style. The wallis and ceiling
are in rich olive unts with "a Grccian
border and elaborate m0uldmes 40
dark cream enlivened hy light gliding.
There Is a high wainscotlug OF ltal-
ian marbles with an English vein, ana
the wallis OF the various apartments
east OF me managers office. are of the
same material with polished brass bars
and grauuga The flooring Is of GER
annie MOSAIC Tho furniture of the OLE
fees and apartments is of mahogany
mostly. ana the directors room at the
rear OF the banking room is one Of the
most elegantly furnished of its kind
in the west
The Vaults OF th- institution are
walled with BessDmcr steel and cone
crete. combinations that win defy the
best efforts OF the best crIcksmou. and
iu addition. there is am alarm coutriv-
ance that viii give an alarm if the
vaults are ut an tempered with. The
building is not owned entirely by the
bank but Ivy the SAVINGS q trust
company. John } DAILY ar.d the r.. D.
Fewy estate The IrChitrcts wei"
Ware q TuRauz1 ana the contrac-
tors a. a j. Mcdonald. The yestibulc
of the bank is am elegant affair off
heavy French plate glass. colorcd mar
Dies mahogany oud brass. with two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
WY our nnIGRANrs STAY.

The government OF Sweden has not
only invited the people who have emf
grated 20 thiE country to come back in
The most nattorng terms but has sent
"a commissioner over TO press tho mat
tor Probably SOME way wn b. found
70 accelerate" the home going Im-
pulse. A few may turn back. for the
love of mthcrIaud D. very strong in th,
human breast especially when % bunch
of dear kindred sick go the old coil
Those however. NeHD have witnessed
fhe rnuteutmenf and prosperity 0f tha
immigrants from the north of Europe
who have settled here believe chat the
effort to induce u wholesale return t0
tneir native land viii fam
N would Doe an argument against
fue -Wed.s or amy other people ln llSr
.ase If m were true that they loved
America solely as o. place Poo make
mine Tho ideal patriot ~ AN time
haa been ono whose love OF country
could MOE Doe matched Bog dollars ana
cents. Men have refused gold and
chosen poverty when the price az gold
Wss abandonment m homo ANA kim
lr.I. lt Is thr free atmosphere of
uIe country which thp IMMIGRANT
..rfH aul HhlUn Tics him to his adopt
.I homo. Au Europe groans under
fr. r.r. .I r.1s- PRIVILEGES $50 mate
Ter how liberal r. ruler may Doe social
traditions are iOu strong to De- over
come. a peasant may hy "a stroke of
uck make 10 fortune. ilo may even
be appointed 200 h.gh office. but be
cannot break .ntu "a higher social rank.
Ius position IH muon UkD that of thr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
OGDEN Is HOSTESS.
Opening OF Resort aud Pres. Club Oc-
oa-ion for Big Times.

Especial to the 'News.')
ogden. Dec Ogden and Salt Lake
newspaper and other professional men
were guests of W. j. Shealy Saturday
evening at the Utah Hot Springs 10
miles north Of this city. The occasion
for the celebration was the opening
OF the ogden Press club quarters in
the First National Bank building and
the opening of the resort. The Press
club held open house through the dav
and az least thousand persons visited
the cory rooms Punch and sand
Wlches were served. Al 6 O'Clock the
reception came Go au end Everyone
WAS long and loud 600 his praise of
the cLNDs quarters Three homenkc
rooms have been furnished elegantly:
billiard table, lunet and several
cases of books urr prominent among
the larger fixtures.
AT S o'clock tho invited guests OF
Air. SnDlly boara,I 81 special car. IN
Guided among the guests were Mayor
elect a. J.. Brewer Councilman-clrc
G.. j. Humphries state Senator G.. X.
Hollug-Worth. Rep. kuchlcr President
y. G.. tlygare OF Weber stake. and
other prominent residents OF this city.
as we'll as j. W, Hyde and George 4.
Geiger OF the Deseret Evening News
of sail Lake and r. n. Mcnamara and
r. T. Evans of the salt Lake Herald.
when au elaborate feast had been
disposed of toasts were in order, with
Alr. Shcaly acting as toastma-ter Those
responded TO were The Press" A. l..
Brewer. THE Press club " Fred
Bossuer. Associated Membership"
Joseph Chez and e.. r.. Honiugsworth.
salt Lake Press club" Ernest J.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
TROUBLES OF THE rEws.
Authentic Problem Presented 90 Dis
trict Court for solution

iflct court Tor Solution.
1t is seldom that mathematical
complications enter into the compn-
cations Of married life. However.
there is case IN point today IN the
district court. wherein the facts and
figures play q somewhat important
part in the Proceedings which are in
stituted by Elizabeth Few in her COM
plant fled this morning, seeking legal
separation from Roscrg NJ. Tew.
The inference 60 be drawn FROM
the complaint OF Mrs. Tew Is that
she does not wish Tew and Tew TO
De one. By arithmetic. two and two
make four. Mrs. Tew would have
Few minus Tew and then be two in
stead OF Tew the Tew in point being
ono by virtue Of the obligations 81
the marriage VOWS. The two Tews
are not one, used in the sense Of UNI
ity. 1t is gathered from the complaint.
Elizabeth Tcw in paragraph ! Of her
complaint says that Tew and she were
made one in this city on Nov. 6, 1921.
The two TeWs OF child1en have not
one For one year Tow has treated
his bettIr half In a cruel ana inhuman
manner. SAYS the complaint. in para
graph 3. Paragraph 4 declares that
Tew Is able bodied and earns S125
per month. In her prayer 70 the
court, Mrs. Tew Is asking that the
court award her decree OF divorce
and 500 temporary alimony. suit
money. and 500 counsel fees together
with 5000 additional as permanent
ahmony. In effect. summing up /. ..
3 and 4 the paragraphs Of her COM
plant Mrs. Tew. reducing he prayer
10 an arithmotica formula would have
the court perpotrate this seemingly
impossible trick.
plus ] weEe made J.
Admitting that as ;he consequence
OF their marriage With the <urther
consequence that.
Tewg made trouble
As q consequence, Mrs. Tew would
have the court effect such q ccmpu-
tdtion that.
minus shall equal @
or, that the present union OF
and shall be made o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02

OF this city formerly with the Savage
Opera company, is ina Berlin. and has
commenced tho study ~ voice culture
with Mr.. Ferguson, who is quoted as
saying that the young tenor has a
voice OF tremendous operate POSSIBLE
tiles"
Change In Managcr~--Harry Dodd.
manager Of the Associated Press ia
this city. IS 20 20 60 Chicago and his
W. Copp. who has held this position
In this city before. Mr.. Dodd has
built up a big circle Of friends and
his departure IL regretted. Copp's
return to this city Is q cause for soy
among members Of the profession SO
they are between two fires.
Slx-Day Race-The slx-day roller
skating race. free-for-nll-go-as you
please for 20 minutes each evening
starts tonight at the Auditorium rink
on Richards street with about 80 en-
tries. The contest promises 10 be a
most interesting one as several peedy
skaters from other cities have entered.
The distance covered each evening,
the names Of the leaders etc, viii be
announced by the daily press.
Regarding Buclyiugham-Edward
Dickinson, vice president and general
manager of the orient at Omaha. rs
now quoted at saying General Supt.
Everett Buckingham, who is reported
10 be- leaving the oregon short Line,
Is not going with the orient but Mr..
Dickinson thinks Mr. Buckingham is
o. become manager ~ the stock yards
there SO far the general offices 81
the Oregon Short line have received
no word from Mr.. buckingham.
To Test salary IaW--To determine
HHa ~ nnN tHN
at the last session Of the state legis-
lasure, the case Of A. j. Elder W.
reporter u the supreme cour1 ~. y.
A Edwards. state auditor, was SUBJ
mltted 10 Judge Morris l.. Richie ~
the Third district court upon an agreed
statement Of facts. The action Is
based upon the actO,n Of the recent
legislative session which reduced the
salary Of the supreme court reporter
from $500 90 $500 per annum.
Big Convention SOOn--The Nation
az Wool Growers association viii meet
at Helena. Mont, Jan. a, IS ana is.
This will be one Of the most signih-
cant meetings In the history or the
association as il win be the last be-
fore the national presid entail election.
great fight has been waged for cer-
tain rights and the epacti0n Of GER
tain laws and the coming meeting VIII
see the campaign Tor what the Wool
growers believe their just rights
closed Helena is preparing elabor-
lately to entertain the thousands ex-
pected to attend the convention. Last
years convention met in this city.
Funeral OF Joseph Whitehead
Joseph Whitehead. aged p. who was
killed by a cavern at the Consolidated
mine Nov 90 was buried yesterday
afternoon from the Hall undertaking
parlors, the services being conducted
by Rev. =. A. Simpkln. Music for
the occasion was furnished by fellow
cOuntrymen Of the deceased, by whom
he was much esteemed. Young
Whitehead had only been in this
country a short time, and his parents
reside at Asklmin-F urness, Eng,
brothers Of the deceased are az Bis
bee, Ariz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
TO COMPETE FOR NEW CUP.

Rev York. Dee 2-sIr Thomas Upton
and other famous foreign yachtsmen win
be invited 10 come 20 America next year
Co sail for cup 90 be- presented hy cer-
The race will te for boats similar TO those
suggested by Sir Thomas in his challenge
for the Americas cup, which challenge
was declined hy the New York Yacht
club. some time ago the Brooklyn Yacht
club appointed "a committee 10 consider
the matter 0f presenting a cup fur iu-
teruatlOual races between sane and
healthy yaChts and lt meeting OF tha
club 60 be held Wednesday. this commit
tee viii recommend that this cup be- of
Tered. 10 is understood that number 90
prominent yacht clubs Jon Europe will be
invited 60 compete for the new cup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
LATE LOCALS.

TOday's Clearings--Today's local
bank cleariugs amounted 10 $751;
G25.43 as against St,4O1,974.73 for the
same day last year.
Kubelik Coming-Kubelik. the vio-
linist. viii be here early next month.
10 appear IN the First Methodist
church.
-Four Children Die--Within the last
two weeks. four children Of w. il.
clay have died from scarlet fever and
diphtheria. Three remaining children
VIII recover.
lake Level StatiOnary--rhc level Of
the great lake has remalued stationary
during the past two weeks, the height
being feet, or 2.S feet higher than
for Dec. J.. last year.
VIII Address Provo Knlghts-Gar-
den city Lodge No. 10. knights Of
Pythias, Provo will be addressed this
evening by John Phillips Meakin,
who win lecture ON fraternalism.
Clear skies Ton,oIrow-Ths country
west Of the nintiath meridian IL an
under a high barometer. with "a mod
crutely high Thermometer. and every
indication OF perfectly clear skies tor
tomorrow.
Roller skating Raccs-The races
Five prizes viii be put mp. and the
races viii be in doubles. Three en-
tries have been made 10 start this
evening
Purchase Goods--Ashael Woodruff.
manager OF the u. O.. M ! dry
goods department, has gone on a
three weeks trip 80 New York 10 pur-
chase spring stocks. and look over Inc
market.
May b. MISUNDERSTANDING Iu-
spector Durrand starts today fIr
Washington. j c., whittier he goes
90 confer with his superiors on official
matters. 10 is not improbable Jhat
Mr. Durrand VIII soon be transferred
a. other helds.
Leaves FOR CoIorado--Second Asst.
U s. Atty. Walter H. DAILY came 10
salt lake last night and today was
busy hearing petitions for naturaliza-
ton, He leaves tonight for Ouray.
Colo whittier he goes on similar bus
ines.
school Board 10 Mect-The board
Of education viii meet In regular
monthly session tomorrow eydning.
The committee on buildings and
grounds ~ meeting this afternoon 10
formulate lts report Tor consideration
Fac tomorrow evenings meeting.
heavy AonHisuutriu OF Htffi-A
further heavy consignment OF struc-
iural steel arrived Saturday evening
and yesterday, over the RIO Grande
road. Tor the Newhouse buildings. SO
there ought 40 De mo- DELAY in the
work of construction Tor "a long Tins
90 come,
Tcachers' ln,tilutcs--Twu teachers
Institutes viii be held this week in he
Lafayette school building on north
State street The primary grades
will hold forth a. 1880 y. m Tues
day and the grammar grades on
"Wednesday az the Same hour. Sch1Ol
al the Lafayette viii be dismissed al
mid day 20 accommodate the teachers.
Nov in Boriin--A clipping from
heruI paper states that Alfred Best
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
OPENED UP QUARRY.
M Nor Sell sTocK.
Judge Armstrong Denies VI. v. ClaSs'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Divorce Matinee.

nuNkt AituHifouE AltiitN VI " AlaA-
MotiOn-Regular Divorce Matinee.
Judge Armstrong denied the mo-
zion OF N. v. Clays for modihca-
ton of the restraining order secured
hy his wife In Judge Morses court by
the terms OF which he was rcstraine.
from selling mining stock during the
tendency OF her action for divorce. The
taking Of testimony I'm the case was
concluded saturday afternoon.
Judge Armstrong also conducted the
divorce matinee. II was most unin-
torestng the charges being OF the
sort that have come TO be known az
routine because they are so COM
mon. The persons appearing before
and effected by Judge Armstrong in
his decisions were as follows:
Edward L. Van Antwerp was granted
divorce from Susan Maria Van Ant
werp on the ground OF desertion They
were married AYril ~, 1899, at Brook
lyn, y Y, and lived together until 1902.
when the husband was compelled 10
come west for his health. She refused
Co follow him.
Amy McGrath secured "a divorce from
Martin McGrath. They were married
at Logan. July 30. 1902 and for the past
year hc has failed 90 provide for her.
She was granted the custody OF her
oldest child. "A girl OF 4 years, while
O = husband win take the lj-mouths-
ola babe.
ora A. Brasher was separated from
T. =. Brasher They were married az
Riverside, Cal. Jan. n. 1906. and She
told the court that ne had not sup
ported her for the past year Her maid
en- name OF ora u. Madsen was restor-
ed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
CASES CONTINUED FOR TERM.

AN the cases wherein the United
states was plaintiff previously set for
hearing during the November sitting Of
the Federal court, were today continued
for tho term. which means that not
before the April session viii any of the
suits pertaining TO the alleged coal land
conspiraoics have Ju airing.
Among Tho corporations and udivid-
uals affected by the p0stpouemcnt are
the tuh Fuel company Robert For
roster. y. VI Moore. W. -. Foster and
others Indicted for alleged conspiracy
u connection with certain coal lands in
southeastern Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
HAeENBARTH LOSES.

Judge Lewis oycuuled Frank Hagen
oarth.s demurrer Saturday morning in
the suit pending against him. brought
hy Joseph +. Caino and Max JuuPhan-
deL The defendant. VIII now have 10
answer. A former demurrer by the de-
PENDANT was sustained. permission
having been granted the plaintiffs 10
amend their complaint. This was done
and another demurrer alleging INSULT
cheney uf facts was entered This was
oFerInlcd saturday The action is
Dioughi on contract. seeking the pay
ment of S.ooooo growing out OF O. deal
Tor the transfer of Nevada mining
property ' Price appeared fol the
plaintiff saturday. while the defendant
We -----.ouL.l DIV " IL nLoA.-u-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
NEW YORK is NEXT.

Following the stipulation filed I'm the
federal court a day or two ago, sus-
pending until Dec 49, the taking Of tes-
timony before Master In Chancery Lew
is I'm the case of the United states
against the Utah Fuel company comes
the announcement that New York win
be- the next scene Of activity In than
direction Many witnesses. especially
for the defense, are On the Empire state,
and thither have gone special counsel
Fred A. Maynard, Dist. Atty. II. p.
Booth and Atty. r.. II. Allison, Jr. the
latter representing the defense. John
~ Zane Of Chicago win be on hand
also. u. ulu...l for N. ImnL nnmnanN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
FAILED TO PROVIDE.

Two husbands found themselves
slppel by Tine strong arm of the law
saturday when Howard Perkins and r.
s. johnson We're served with processes
charging them with falling 90 pro-
vide for their families. Johnson has
wife ANA ave children Ho declares
that until his wife took his watch. he
turned over the major portion OF his
earnings to her. but has not done so
since the timepiece was distracted By
his helpmeet Perkins declares that he
haH been without work for some time
and that ls the excuse offered by him
They Wili answer before the court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
SAYS WIFE WAS PRoFANE.

Henry Niuli iu "a complaint Tor DE-
Norce against his wife. Eva Sink. SAT-
Wday 900 the Third district court de-
claree that soon after their marriage
ahu became addicted To- too generous
aul t0o frequent use of stimulating
beverage Upon trying 90 reform her
HuI demonstrate with her for Dor uu-
becoming actions DEE declares De was
met hy Dots houmert with Cd strlnE of
H.fn. and uucnmplmentary sngges-
lions ls t1 mis- character and lineage.
ID, believes himself entitled 10 legal
-cyer4nD. of tht Wlrul bonds which
is his prayer 10 lhe court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
DAY TO TALK
Negro Sentenced 60 BE Shot VIII APP
pear Before Board Today.

The board OF pardons resumed its
hearing on the application OF Albert
r. Day for communication of sentence
from death. TO life imprisonment his
morning. q. O. Ellis and Russell Schulz
der OF Dickson Ellis * schuldcr. app
pearcd before the board in Days Dee
half They stated that they had gone
over the rccosas iu the case thorough
ly and had come to the conclusion that
he had not been properly defended
before the court and jury. and they dee
clared that the character OF some OF
the prosecutors witnesses might
have been imp-ached easily At 10
conclusion iu their arguments before
the bOaEd "a recess was taken and b
was announced that Day. the man seu-
fenced 20 bee shot bon Friday Dec ~
would appear iu his own behalf before
the board when % resumed IFS session
this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
Hoods SarsaparilIa

gree. Fisher with n. spItznaglc. was
arrested ON the charge of burgarlzlng
the Union warehouse. SpiDnagle plead
ga guilty and was held to answer Co
Tho charge ln the district court Fisher
This morning pleaded not guilty and his
case was set for hearing ou Dec 23.
ln default OF $500 BAN he was romunu-
od TO the custody of sheriff Emery
The case against Morse sullivan.
charged with robbery was dismissed
this morning by Judge Dichi IN this
case the state failed To- make out
case OF probable cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP
George Sntton VIII Endca,or To Wrc-t
Title from Jacob Schaefcr

Chicago Dec. e-For the second time
within ono year George Sutton aud Jacob
schaefer viii contest for che ISL billiard
championship tonight schaefrr having
wrested this title from sutton last March
The game will be- played On orchestra hall
Unless Schaefer can successfully offend
the trophy rom his opponent tonight
sutton will have a monopoly on honors
To- the professional billiard world. Jake
was unable to take the ls.2 titlo from
him in their recent match. but his friends
think that he win prove more danger
ous opponent at the style OF play which
prevails tonight
This contest will be- the third meeting
Of SChaefer and Sutton this year. ana
will furnish the best possible line on their
respective abilities, Schaefer's wonderful
open play ln the 1871 match of last March
seems 10 Indicate that he may bee "a slight
fayOrltc over sutton. even though the late
ter has been moving wonderful form iu
his practise OF late.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
EARLY CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING

IN the EFFORT TO save something
OF the severe strain on women
clerks aud the boys engaged In
the delivery service, an official
OF the Associated Charities n
New York has sent out some use
ful rules about Christmas shop
pins Plain humanity is worth
practising az holiday time.
'First-Do as much OF your
holiday shopping as rossibglo be-
fore Dec. !.
Sccond-Finish 10 before
Christmas week
'Third-Go 90 the stores as
carly boz the day us possible.
Fourth Avoid buying during
luncheon hours. and thus short
enlng this rest time for the
clerks.
"Fifth-Currv home whatever
porcels you conveniently can.
'Sixth-Allow "a day. at lease
for the delivery OF parcels
The very tired girls who walt
behind the counters of our bic
stores are not fond OF Christmas
time. It's tax on their strength
might be- mitigated by the mcn
and women who crowd the stores,