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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
AN ANARCHIST JUDGE

The people OF the United States every OF every
have direct intimate aud personal interest IN tie strict
enforcement Of the pure food and drugs act Therefore they
have direct and personal interest in the miscarriage 81 justice
which has marked the prosecution under that beneficial
statute
We have hesitation in urging the retirement to private
life OF Ivey c. kimha the police justice OF Washington
ID e. before whom Rob n Harper tried and by whom
the guilty Harper was sentenced The.par 500 fine imposed
BY Kmbal a complete defeat Of Justice The oay
penalty which would have touched this awhreaket was the
prison penalty which III, law provides but unfortunately leaves
optional with the Judge who tries the tine OF lew
hundred dollars who makes millions BY the sale OF
aeath-deaing drugs like Flip the burglar And
Judge who imposes fine in lieu OF penalty traitor 10 the
community in which he lives and organized
society Il is entirely proper Of words and perfectly
conservative declaration for that that iudg. 3.
anarchist aud breeder OF anarchists.
There word be said IN defense psa'on II
the outrageous reaehey OF Justice kha The fully
tried The defendant had all the advantages which special
lawyers aud time could give TO Even IN his speech
preliminary imposing the Justice K,nhal admitted
that she oiense OF Harper fragrant and fully proven The
government had pressed for the fall penalty provided by the
law The community and the eounrs large looked o'
vindieaton OF an outraged sense OF deceney
This police justice IN tho habit Of handing out
jail the poor almost every session Of his
boy caught throwing dice jail for year there
herd with seasoned criminals and doubt
the end of that year educated and confirmed the
OF crminay Petty theft petty assaults petty hunger
driven crime 81 all felt the weight OF his dpleasure in the
shape OF prison sentences.
But Harper rich. lie president OF the local Cham
Der OF Commerce aud factor the eys banking business lie
respectable" lie influential" lie crimna-
od His pale Sayings done long range lie
silk hat aud long coat So he let o-with fine.
fvey G Knba Is the kind Of public official this country
does no'n lie IS the kind Of Judge who brings
Judiciary into discredit Ills viii expire and
when does whoever has the appointment OF his
will serve the nation By sending Iyey G. kmbal private life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
~ FREQ SxlfEs

OF, Aey. 'eiiosa. - sss ..uiua
b. A~m ss.sride,'t rscse, store
here s'ss o.. Ah~ ca.n!~fsr, bay.
IVA . hammer 20 40 Ia sleep sits
oa.. be-. so. hu' Gee. you f,i'rsnl.s
arc ~ dead slse "a. tssf,r'is start
sithy,s4 yef, ~ 10. ossl's vxtes out
is8at NcN cssss, oa Ahsf he sssied
h hsmiaes f,.sg To hlt the sxr
eth hs. h4 hGi .9sasss,s, hoiA
n.s before fxll or I'll drop l'.s
iius Nin,ins.rs So phsn b. heard
Birdie bssu~agi. .zs soias sith
IA mes station agent .hn cart 90
to sleep On rstch besauss his soss.
are NJ loud th.s Keep hiix ssss-
oh. h0. no boz sar. II ! pat too
and tso together snd wsk. four.
uhst Gill II make n ! divorce court
pct. two sHd f~o apart Why
foaf, iast The same Wow. amt !
crsxyr ! esw Ike sandgil~r down
tho street and asked him shat
made hls hair 10 red aud he up and
sssd be wss cat In the rain and his
hair Eot rs~tx ! asked him shat
color Il VAS before II got rusty ard
be said gray. That had me guess.
Ing. and ! asked him what kiud 81
gray. and he up aud said Iron graz
Phsw phes ph~w phsw phcw phe~
- ! told him % come around and
have II cut. the barber haa cold
ehlsel May BE Ynn dou't kDow how
II came 90 be cold. but us beesuss
Nhe barber left the wtHdow open
ana Il caught cold That's why It's
chilled steel Say. on the level.
you'd think he was 6atty TO have .
chfxci round his place. bar he has
Ia have II To cut his nails with. and
tie nails are what he uses to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
ny A. N. psskgRsos.

A slender. remarkably graceful
sofuan moved toward the retired
corner Of The ballroom where the
Diplomat aud the sSaFihy little
King we're starding In ono hard
abe awnnz = vtvidly rod ross
4 country farst's offering. Forr
ma 1estY she said extending the
rose Its from my own garden.
With such nurture Il couldn't
have boa otherwise than beau-
tlful. the little king replied gal.
lautiy. raising the bloom toward
his lips
The diplomats fiuaefs Suddenly
lnterpoaad. Your majesty he
exclaimed
The little king smiled ~wellr-
The rns~
Ths little king looked ~ith a
ruefnl air toward the woman.
Yeu see how Il H. Hes an i'm.
plaeable despot must humor
him
Tho WOMAN nodded her head VI.
Nacioualy. but there was = glcam
of anger IN hef smile.
The diplomat took the rose and
swung u down to HIS side
@But smell Il. man; smell u. .
the little king exclaimed. The
perfumes its charm.
sTt's a Rose Du Iiarry. FAINT IT,
the diplomat replied. 4 am par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
A JOKE ON JOHN AND TOM

II departed statesmen as John Adams Thos JET
ferson indulge in the human Of oshug they
have good deal OF fun with each other these campaign
days adams, Hamilton, and that school looked upon the
demand Of the for the right internal scheme
for giving the poor chance take tho rich down and "s
them Of their wealth 1t going TO be awful when all
could vote Neither e property would be safe Look
the rule of the mob in deeadent Rome in Greece and France
II would do We had have asoeracy the
The Adams Hamilton school had the best OF it in making
the constitution and put in it such asoera things the
hceuure and the power Of the federal the
srisfocrac senate the electoral college difficulty Of
amending the constitution, and all that.
But Jeersonism got hold Of tho country afterwards and
lodged all those provisions which capable Of evasion
and all the country the people became apoweru adams
have stood horror stricken his Etysan waiting
for SheoI loose with the pluocrats.
Nothing happened
lie Who stole from the people Kept stealing
Not privilege taken away except that Of chate
slayery-and the slaves had
The greatest Joke pcrpeated the Joke Of universal
sufagon those who thought the people would careless u
property rights Why the most conservative force the world
the mob The farmers Dooue valley refused help
Rid drive Doones we're stealing their cattle their
horses and their daughters they feared that worse rob
berries would follow from other They were used
to the Doones Of stealing So they stood pat and "e
we'll enough alone"
The farmers and aborers United States Of England
Of the civilized world just the and sane way
The joke IS Adams Ills roaring lion OF has turned
out 10 be an army Of fhe amcst kittens
It's Jefferson for he thought democracy would
bring about Of political millennium Maybe however he
IS waiting Tor real democracy be tried. When get the
initiative the referendum and the recall ali and
the Of amending the constitution when majority de
sires and have put Of the power OF the
forever in The way reormswe may begin 10 do things II
is TO be hoped that shall develop teeth aud claws sufficient
20 enable to get rid Of the parasites anyhow
Thomas call Johns attention the lining up states
ruled by the in campaign for the control this
tlncut, which there single unlawful
afraid Of being friskcd" 10 say nothing Of ghtu wealth
The joke IS Adams and Hamilton
The most harmless thing in is an enranciised
prolctanat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Low them 20 see YOU are too weak
10 control them. OF too INDECENT 90
make the effort. this precious Eift
cannot be yours
They Niii always love YOU That
Il the tie Of blood hut their re-
speot Is begotten OF the mind and
IL quite apart FROM tue relation OF
mother and child
II II only Nhea We are grown men
and women aud bitter memories
arise that Ne realize hnw acute tho
child mind "a. how II senses IN.
iustlec and detects untruth. even
before II can name them
Among the women ! know there lr
one who IL model mother. She
has sisters who shine In society and
one who has won distinction a. an
artist. but the talents they displa
in ballroom aud studio she deyotcu
to her home
When I look at her beautifully
kept house and talk With her vcll
bred children | think n In too bad
there Is not some aott OF medal or
government decoration for tine
mothers and expert housekeeparr
u requires greater self control aud
quite NJ active n brain. { believe. ~
manage a house properly and rear
children ms ia paint n picture o.
write = book
Hut the world loves SNOWY talent
and the rewards NJ fame and money
20 To the one Who can get the MOST
press notices.
The woman Who trains her dalil.
dren IN the habits of self contruF ~
that they will he n pleasure ca 9th
crs instead ~ a nuisance deserves
many hnn1rS and much praise. sor
abe i- adding ~ the total sum ot
human happiness Future genera
lions viii rise up and call her HESS.
ed
For " II true fact. ard worthy
Of all mems cfcdenrc that the child
! Who dcficu his mother. and the
/ yowsgsier Who destroys his sister =
sny~. viii surely press down shc
mos gage an the xidow and orphan.
AMI s,ss have ne pits,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
JTHE POISONED R0SE

flushed slightly. but her cheeks
Krrw suddenly pale
TN In an unfortunate position.
ihs diplomat explained. A rose
and ( can't smell H. It's perfume
goes 10 my heead Wona you be
the medium Of my enioymeuts
THE Young man laughed With
pleasure Re tnak the rose and
raised Il toward hts face
No. yon mustn't, the woman
suddenly exclaimed With an e.
fort she forced laugh. You
zee. Il might affect fou. you know.
Il has that effect upon many. Per
haps I'D better reclaim Il
mo. Won SHAFT rob me Of u 50.
the diplomat declared Eaily
The Young men walked axsY
| with y laugh and the woman fol
lowed him with eyes that softened
May talk 10 YOU little
while the diplomat said. touch
ing her arm lightly 4 want 10
talk about roses.
The woman started and turned
pale Hut she allowed him to
guide Der across the large room.
Idly swinging the rose In one
hand the diplomat leaned against
rough willow honeh In the con.
servatory
why did YOU Join the reYolu-
tionistsg" he asked softly.
What do you meant" the wo
mar demanded
Really, didn't know until yes.
tordsy that you were In the ranks
Of the enemy Aud this. he bent
his head toward the rose How
cculd YOU have attempted IT, II
vas very fooihandy'
Tho woman began tn pick 10
pieces a large yellow flower she
had pulled What are You In
siuuatiugs II liant true. You are
Insulting
Il thought poisoned roses and
such things ended with Catherine
d. Medici.7 the diplomat went on
How dare YOU
The diplomat suddenly turned To
the woman and held out the rose
VIII you smell it." She drew
back. one hand half raised 10 her
face. And your browne eyed
Pietro You were afraid It would
Cypress him. were You not Il;
would Cypress every one but the
king" lie raised his head and
pointed 10 door that led into
the garden. Co. In - hours I'll
tell. then this air wouldn't he very
healthful for you. Don't ever
come back"
The woman drew herself up and
set her white face into cold,
frowninE expression
Don't try 10 sham" shc dipiO
mat said IN even tones THIS L..
proof iia swuug the rose ,lisbt.
ly
The vou,ar's shoulders dr,a,,ets
and she moved toward the door
Here. tnSr your rose" the dip
Iona, said Tie pt,chcd ~ to~ss,l
her, an expression ~ a,-su.t ON
| ~. sses.
-. -~~.-~ tar5HH -
/ sssn~s*it sssss and sNnning
Shows, se.ais s1ces. isalfs. itit
/ First 81. We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
The Judgement Of Josh wlss.

"Drat II all. fretted Old Man
Teilum NJ the atote
What are you drafting uos ,"
sid G.ls Hssln. mauehinH a hand
fui nf turnip seed from Hank
f.stefsonH STOCK - first lids Go
~Ess-aina '~.,s.~ .s...,y irss.,~a
yus By oife',ns son . ."h
Ne, s~r~ n. r..is.s.~a the ed
s-ilo~. svryo.vss eigisains and a..
.tx,cninx shs siesoF, cage.
~ssru~a ia saa .F~p, . shols
us,rnlss lcos.ns Fer sss. sat :
cent set .s,nias Ia a. tnsi quits
me. fhs.- DAYS >as-,as ssssis
soispsy ssaus thss can IA .oais.
feins 1,~st.ss ~sm~,scsf si-~. Aud
~hsa IL come, ,o hat. fssass io
susip>t~
They sss .uml~fi,sons the lsse
~ trade. observed sesius Frschi~'
h~imos. bat cant $50 " that
way. / sisk wAunF itsnxsi-ia had
broke his iss before he hls This
territory
why sous yon 81 and % reus-
thing suited 20 yer special tai
~uiss- said Mart Aadd -this SO
ibid Man rslium
Huh. ~. special ,slenta 10 con.
fined 20 whlsgilug dry goods boxes
- far AZ I ever seen. intefpso~ed
the siofeke~psr.
Well maybe he could sign With
a match factory 60 make match
sticks sddea Mart hopefully
Anyhow. used to b. a crack
whltewaah~f. retortea Old Man
Telium. only the tfnae'a been cat
thrnatch 20 death
We could a fitted yoarH~f fer
aamsihing better IN all this time.
suExasged Sud Holman.
iah. / didut see ~ & vas u~c'
eaaafy.- rcfoined Old Man Teilum.
Klzsing round him s@fiantiy
Josh Wise yawusd and while be
had the storckeepsr srAp him ~
three dozen young tomato plants.
remarked. % nobody IN particular;
"A. many SHOES as 10 were cot
~ trarzpin' round huntin' fer a
gsb, lsst thst many more is ~ore
out b. men ktesin' themselves be.
cause they didn't learn sornsthin'
vshen they was young"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
DOWN feWN BREATHING SPOT

The suggestion made through The Post-lnegenc.r ,his
morning by T. r. Butterworh that the city should provide
breabg place soncwhere in the bfssess district 10 good
The block opposite the Washington boiel sug-
gested by MIR Buttcrworh Unless some such move is sn
made Seattle will be Of the few cities the country with
resting place in the retail business section New York
has her Battery Park City Hall Square Washington Square
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

shingle your hair with. Pheuss
Phiti DID any Of you fellows ~
Sho's 10, = Mght foe . ciKsret- /
ain't. but I know where voc ca
get a lantern. A drammef ssss<
me the other day watch nzs lss
most popular place n fssH lor
board and ! directed him 10 ne
lumber yard After be tired Il n
said IL NNs knot The town mar
shall picked mp a drunh yesiefay
and io-tays he's got q headarhs
lie hs. What Do yos knex ssust
that7 Say. he Easnt the a1ly
geexer IN toxn who was IL %
Judge Skoover sns ilianizs.sf
some. I guess yex WY, b
cause be was afraaaid b q
hos IN the dahl Whe<sf
Dout make ms Up crack Ihs.n
Taught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

ticnlarly fond az II. bur II sets my
head whiriing wotnc than Incense.
I'll have to enjoy Its perfume by
PROXY
Then I'll be your proxy" the
ilttl" king declared
No. I SAINT some 0ne more i'm
partial t"a nrc I.r~Jss,iicc,i. sl~~. 9
TIE hlci.'nsss cses wandered
r.ssss tie 's-srD tie ss-cAoscS.
snd a ,c,ue ss,aa sr.sssched ana
lpwed = particularly pleased
ssnlle rsssss ever his face a. he
spoke ~ he woman. lie aIsO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Union Square Madison Square, Tonus Square. Gmmerey
Park Stutesani Square and iow other smaller spots right
the heart ofhe city Chicago likewise has her Lake Park
aud large number OF Fairgrounds Other cities likewise
provided Il Seattle awakening this necessity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

quarters OF the Phoenik fia1 b
placing IN the main enfFnn~ j,
iafernai machine. 20 oozxfu<sI
that Il would explode al Tie t.
the door Vas opened. Fr4nk !
Baesel. barkees~r. bad he o.
er portion ~ his hand biosh e
and the report which f0llQxed \
stroyed his hearing.
The second torpedo neiiIa -
arrived at San Pedro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

ladies viii please remove f,eir
hats. announced the usher
The ladies' looked Elum
'sFree derrick In the foyer. Ia.
dies" he continued. pleasantly
Louisville Courier Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Peftarbed Woman: Conductor
You went BY my street
Conductor Can't help A. lady.
this car can't turn into any Of them
slide streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

let us tsspe -.
william. she said. mraus god
James m~ann beloved ! Uuudsf =----
4 flush msnfiea her eheek.
a wunaer. she softly mufmur~d
shat George meaunf
~0~ofRn means business. ! hep~.
said mother. loohinE up from the
Faster seadinE announcements IN
the evening paper Philadelphia
Hulfaiiu
Nhen you veil -sst some women
Do not kuuW whether "a grab up
their pettleoAtz of clutch At their
hair - Florida Tirnea. L nion
The coH Joke tHessupse1.
The Parson tss he fooEiesl
R.rf.rr-
The caddie Might a. we'll 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
THE VILLAGE CUT-up

Being Chatter Of That Conspicuous ps
opply for the saines,On Of the lndolg-n, Community
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Knlelef How many batileahlps
are needed
Booker A Nayflowef and "a
Syiph 81 the DfeadnanRht typo =
New York sun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

u. 4 May Yard Aevss Steamer
Ncss'oeis 'sssss S'sss SEGA .. 10
Sno .. 20 .. ~. 7: ~ rms . n ~. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
70 see sArTLEsWPS

Take boats o. Pier 2, Ten eosnd
tops duly. ~ roend trip. &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

BY JOSH

ahead and aay IT, boss. rm mind
reader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
ATTEMPT TO BLOW
Up SOCIAL CLUB

tsy United Preth.I
CINCINNATI. May 2=-An az.
tempt was made shortly before
midnight 30 destroy the ralatisl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Tobacco iru~t lant rolng ,o de
snlFs hsn1rt vas q sAaafd.
Nayhs the story saa Just rir.
euiAt-a 10 make sou throw ssaf
youf cuupuna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Three rraaedies-
neneath this Atnne lee Mary Green.
Ia prime OF life she quit the scene F
She died the victim Of a cough.
Too soon. too aaon, she took en- OF.
Detroit Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Yhias N osng.
fnDf:a TIE NAN WITH THE
SILK HAT ALWAYS WEAR SILK
tfNDkRWGAHF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

when = girl has
a baby face, ne no
sign si1e easily asis
IN rattlcs."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

ltsncsth this slab hes Wm brosn
OF marvellous Manhattan town,
once with ~ f.is alnH' he's gone )
Too long. too long. he kefs EN- ON.
NaW York Mail
Step " the mofguc aud look AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Almost az Axiom.

what II the secret Of profit In
chicken raising
Feeding ON fhe chickens Instead
Of feeding them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

= no never had them On his back
Too hardy. he. Jack used To scott
To need them ON. Nov lta All OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

1ssnrissi, s,s.s and sanning
shows, sc.ais ssces. isaYs. iiit
First ~ We
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-08
JEMOC0aTS To
LOWER TAXES
WILL COLLECT $1,000 LESS MON.
EY BY DIRECT TAXATION
THAN REPUBLICANS
IN 1907.
STATE TAX LESS
IN EVERY COUNTY

The Republicans Charge Of Extrava.
g7ncc and Reeklessness is Com.
pletely Refuted by Figures compiL
ed From the Records Of the State
Board Of Equalization
(BY AUSTIN D. AUMBARGARl
Despite The iusIs.cnt declaration by
every republican newspaper and cy
cry republican orat0r iu the state
of oklahoma that the dcmorrrf g
state administration and first legisla.
ture had been reckless and cNtraya
giant In the expenditure of the p.o.
NJ, money and had greatly increas
cd IA" burden of taxation to- AN tax
payers In the state. am examination
OF the records Just compiled hy the
state board of equalization and a
comparison with the assessment lev.
led in 1907 under a republican terri
torial administration dlscloscs the
fact that the democrats OF Oklahoma
viii collect by direct taxation over
$4,000 less money to pay the entire
expense of a full state government
for a year than was collected by the
republican territorial administration
TO pay the territorial expenses for a
like period. In this connection II
must be remembered that The salary
of the governor Of the Territory oi
oklahoma; the salary Of the district
judges and all the expenses OF print.
ing, etc. attached to these offices,
prior to statehood, were paid by the
federal government and were not a
part Of the burden Of taxation 10 be
borne by the people. II must also be
borne in mind that an appropriation
of S169.665 for Indebtedness incurred
before statehood, including constitu-
tlonal convention expenses, and eI
penses Of the general election in 1907
along with $4,000 interest on terri
torisl Indebtedness. incurred under
republican rule and assumed under
the terms of the enabling act, are in
cluded In the budget for the first state
levy.
With all this additional expense in
excess Of the usual, or regular. eY
pense OF state government, here are
the figures which prove that demo
cratic extravaganza" will conduct a
state government over two terrific
ries for 100000 less money each year
than republican economy" admins.
tered a territorial government OF one
territory.
The total assessed valuation, as
equalized by the state board, for the
state Of Oklahoma is $72S, 272. 95G.
The state levy has been fixed at l IA
Mills on the dollar. Multiply S72S.272..
SOC by l IA mills and the result is
S9l0,341.19, which Is the total amount
OF money to be raised this year by
direct taxation for state purposes.
Tho spropriatiOns for this year. be
c-isr OF The delay in securing state
b . and the setting up OF a state
~g1cernmeut, had to be made for 4
period of nineteen and a half months
ilstcad OF for twelve months as VII
BE- the rule in the future. Divide
~S9l03i'.t9 1y nineteen and q halt
and the result is s46,GS4.16, which is
the prOportionate amount OF direct
taxes needed to pay the expenses Of
state government for one month. Null.
tiply this sum by twelve and You OBJ
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-08
Emery Musical
COMEDY Co.

The Emery Musiea, Comedy
Co vi upsn ~ ne~ Die rich
Oosrs Housc next Mnpdsy night
With "The Governors Daughter"
OF this Company the Perry Daily
News. says:
The above company al the Grand
last night put on a cracking good one
in "The Governors Daughter" Just
bria full of laugh from start to finish.
and the big audience went home well
pleased. There's a big bunch of pretty
girls that simply captured the crowd
with their excellent work; comedians
that are really funny, and dancers who
can make good. The Emery Quartette
had to respond to a number of we'll
deserved encores. Miss Phyllis Dave,
more bewitching than ever, certainly
drove 'em wild with her specifics.