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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-10
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four hours
at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-July9 8. 4 pm. 50: pm,
IS: IL midnight. 65. July 10. am, 90;
am, 90; 12 noon, "A: 2 pm, IS.
Maximum. So at 4 pm. July g.: mini
mum, 63. at 8 am, July 10.
Barometer-July ., 4 pm. 1905; pm,
1000: 12 midnight, 1910: July 10, 4 am,
3O.OS; s am, 1910: noon, 30.OS; > pm,
30.OS.
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The World of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w. q. Hibbs & Co. bank
trs and brokers. Hibbs building. members
New York Stock Exchange. Washington
Stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
Trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-10

Bar silver quiet. - 9-l6d per ounce.
Money. sal per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is rs per cent.
The rate Of discount in the omen market for
three month bills is IA per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-10
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA,

18th and Filbert streets.
The board Of directors has declared a dividend
Of one and one-half per cent Q1zfS) the out
standing capital stock of this company. payable
July Is. 1908, to the stockholders of record at
O'Clock pm. July g. 1908.
The stock hooks of the company will he closed
for this purpose at 3 pm. July 3. 1905, and re-
opened at 10 IN. on July 16, 1905.
Checks will be mailed.
W. 8. PEIRSOI.
iyA-w f2t16 Treasurer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-10
Liverpool Grain Prices.
CURB QUOTATIONS.

Quot ations furnished by +. F. Hutton & Co.,
members New York Stock Exchange; G. Bowie |
Chapman. manager. 1901 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-10
Washington Stock Exchange.

SaIes.-Regular call. L. o'clock noon-Washng-
ton Rwy. and Flee As $1,000 at sO15, 81, 900 at
SOL.
Mergenthaler Linotype. at 1865.
IIanston Monotype, at 10, at 10.
Union Trust. l at 114L2.
Potomac Fire Insurance. 10 at %.
After call--Capital Traction 5s, $500 at 1loli.
Capital Traction at 125ls.
Washington Gas 10 at 66.
Washington Rwy. and Elec pfd., 10 at IS.
p0NnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-10
The Safest Investments

Are those that DO not nuctuate during dis
tusbed conditions OF tho money or stock
markets. First deed OF trust notes (0est
mortgages). well secured on real estate II
the District OF Columbia, constitute gilt
edge Investments. They do not depend
upon the financial responsibility Of individ-
-oals or corpora lions for their stability. and
are exempt from taxation as personal
property. We can supply such invest.
ments In amounts from $500 upward.
Investments"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-10

genie in Spanish ATTITUDES. and they are
to be In strict incognito as the guests OF
the Princess Henry Of Battenberg In the
Isle OF Wight. The Prince OF the As
turias will be OF the party. and there will
be no incidents of formal state in con-
nection with this sojou:
There is a great outcry over four stat
ues that adorn the Medical Society's
new building in the Strand. They are
nude hgures, and one is that Of a woman
IN pregnancy This has given rise to a
most animated discussion over he pro-
pretty OF exposing the figures in a crowd
ed thoroughfare, and the result is that
almost blockade occurs many times a
day in front of the building. to the great
ANNOYANCE Of the police who direct the
trafhc. All London is in two artistic
full Of letters.
The principle most Involved seems to
be the use Of the undraped male figure
IN architectural sculpture. 1t has been
little used In England. chiefly for the
reason that there are here few sculpters
draped female figure is used freely
enough now-when the Countess Gleich-
ems Diana" was set up in Hyde Park
two years ago not a whisper OF protest
was raised-but before we reached to that
stage OF civilization battle had to be
great male figures In the Sistine Chapel
were not allowed to remain undisturbed,
one pope (who has come down in history
as the breaches pope'O having tried to
make them perfect little gentlemen.
His water-color additions soon disap-
peared. and the mighty figures remain as
their master designed them in that sa-
cred building. and are known by repro
duction all over the world.
When the half-draped Ajax was put up
in Hyde Park by the ladies OF England
as tribute to the Duke Of Wellington
there was a considerable outcry, but that
is long forgotten. About ten years ago a
notable use of a male undraped figure
was made on prominent Glasgow build
ing. and there was a slight fuss at the
time. but the figure is one Of the ac-
cepted things of today. How 1t Is posi-
BILE to connect the severely dignified forms
in question with improperly it is difficult
to see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-10

Maximum temperature past twenty-four
hours, 50; year ago, IS.
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Wardens Of Cirque Ports.


The list Of wardens Of the Cinque Ports.
to which Lord Brassy was installed yes
terday. goes back to Godwynne. Earl Of
Kent. who died in 1858. being succeeded
by his son Harold, who fell at Hastings.
Richard Nevill, the great Earl Of War
wick. who was slain at Barnet, was the
VIII and James II when Prince OF Wales
held the Office, and other names are those
of Buckingham. whom John FELTON,
stabbed at Portsmouth,; Admiral Blake
Queen Anne's husband, Prince George or
Denmark; Lord North and William Pitt.
The 145th lord warden was the Duke Of
Wellington. who had held the Office for
twenty-three years when he died at
Walden in 1852. The jurisdiction Of the
lord warden " as very real things In
the past
Among other items in an admiralty in
QUESTION of 1892 we read: I'VE present
William Broaden, OF the Gambler, near
Winchelse, within the jurisdiction Of the
Admiralty Of the Cirque Ports. for draw
ing on shore and taking into his custody
three one butt or cask Of red wine. and
converting the same to his own use about
seven months last past. which was Of the
value Of about twelve pounds. without
paying or allowing the Lord Warden his
share or part"
John Norris Of Deale similarly gets into
trouble TOT Qe1fdu01nE the lOrQ warden OF
his share of mast of the value of 40
shillings and SO on It was thought to
abolish the ONCE just before Lord Pal
merston was installed, but Palmerston
on inquiry found that this v ould practi-
cally mean destroying the ancient consti-
tuition Of the Cirque Ports altogether, and
he says: knowing as I did the deep
rooted and honorable attachment the peo-
pie Of the Cirque Ports feel for their an
cient institutions, / concluded 1t was right
that the office should be continued"
Mr.. Vanderbilt's coaching season on the
London and Brighton road has come to
an end, and the fourteen teams Of horses
which were used for the journeys are to
be sold at Tattersalrs next week. Mr..
Vanderbilt ran his coach not for profit,
but for the pleasure of driving. It is
true that he charged the usual fare, but
his coaching was conducted in so ehicient
and comfortable a manner that even II
the coach had been Detter patronized
than it was it would have been run at q
loss. The pecuniary sacrifice has not been
very great, and Mr.. Vanderbilt has no
doubt been amply recompensed by the
pleasure of his frequent trips up and
down to Brighton. It Is, however, almost
universally agreed that the trips were
greatly affected by the presence of the
motor car on the roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-10

Wonderful Change in spain.
The birth of second son to the King
and Queen of Spain will make a greater
difference to that country than would be
imagined in places where the fate Of the
monarchy does not depend upon the for
tunes Of a dynasty. Before King AL
fonso's marriage the Spanish monarchy
was In great danger. 1t was threatened
as an Institution by the republicans, as
a dynasty 1t was menaced by the Carlists.
and even the life of the young king him
self. His marriage and the birth OF two
princes has. however, changed all that.
The kings health Is now good. The
open-air life has made man of him.
His dynasty is preserved by the birth of
an heir, and his kingdom is safe from
outside attack by the friendship with this
country.
This sense of security has had a won
derful effect on the people, especially in
Madrid A gentleman who has lived for
many years in Spain, and has only re-
ago the grandees of Spain were as shah
by as Don Quixote. Their carriages were
old and dilapidated, their servants were
clothed in livery through which their ell
bows protruded. Now the Spanish no.
billy is as smart as any in Europe, and
the Rotten Row" Of Madrid can show a
scene of splendor excelled only in Lon
don and Paris. Spain has now no dis
fractions abroad, and this has added to
her prosperity, but it Is the sense of sta
biltty at home that Is the chief cause of
her new progress.
Notwithstanding the interesting event
at La Granja, there is every expectation
that the King and Queen of Spain will
in the early autumn. 1t is anticipated
that their visit will fall within the month
of August, which IS somewhat unsuited
to the physique Of Queen Victoria Eu-
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Former Pilot Boat Has Been Con-
VerIed INTO Tug
TRAGEDY incident 10 LAUNCHING
Lite Vessel Turned Turtle When She
Left Ways, and Several Men Were
Notwithstanding Upland Bound
for This PORT.

The steel 1a-gong tug Sommers
N. smith, which was built nj the local
shipyard in 1896 arrived at this port
Yesterday morning from Philadelphia
TO tow TIE -masted steel schooner
Niheo TACK TO that port. where she Is
TO LOAF steel piping for New Orleans.
me F.neo has just had her hull clean
ed aid painted Mt the snipyard and the
tug will leave this port with her this
morning.
When she was launched here the
Sommers n. Smith turned over soon
after leaving the ways and several
men who We're on her were drowned
The vessel was originally designed
Tor pilot boat and for several wears
she was stationed at Florida. Later
however, she was sold by the original
owners ana converted into a tug
poat. The vessel is los feet long.
I'll broad ana li.2 feet deep. She
is propelled by a single screw. tripplc-
expansion engine of 400 horsepower.
nc vessel was named in honor of Mr..
Sommers n. Smith. formerly general
superintendent Of the local ward.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
RECORD FOR STEAMERS
ENTERING PORT BROKEN
Eighty four, Exclusive OF coastwise
Liners, Here During Month of
January.

More steamships entered this por.
from foreign and American ports dur
ing month Of January. ending yester-
day, than have arrived here during
any month in the past two years or
mere. The total OF the steamships
arriving. not including the regular
coastwse freight and PASSENGER
steamers. was ST. Of this number
there were 60 foreign ana 10 Ameri-
can.
Among the foreign steamers 80 were
British, SIX w-re Norwegian. five
German two Spanish. two Dutch and
two Danish Forty Of the steamships
. came for bunker coal. 90 for full car
goes OF coal. For merchandise and
four for repairs.
Z Beside the steamers. - s,hooners
and % bargos arrived during the
month making the total arrivals in
January 13i. or the schocrers %
came for coal cargoe- aud three for
repairs, while all Of the barges came
for coal cargocs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Mr.. MCNEIL GOES TO
TAKE HIS NEW POSITION
Popula, Citizen of Newport News Be :
Genes Baltimore Agent of the
n. & Nj. T. Co.

Mir David II. Mcneil. who recently
w'B appointed agent at Baltimore for
tho Merchants & Miners Transporta :
ton Company. left this city last night
for Baltimore tn assume charge &c
his new office. He will l'e joined there
by Mis. Mcneil within week or
tvs.
HTr. Mcneil was one of the best
known and msst popular citizens III
This city. For THE past two years he
fis been TIL agent here for thc
Merchants &c Miners Company. be.
ing promoted from the cfilco of chief
clerk in this office soon after ;he death
OF the form-r agent Mr.. l.. T. Saun-
der.
Mr.. Frank II. Bragg. chief clerk of
The local Office OF the Merchants 4
Miners transport alton Company. will
leave for Norfolk on March /, to
become tho chief clerk iE the Office
al the company in that city He will
rc succeeded nj the local Office by
Mr. George Wake Pierce, who is
now employed in the local Office OF
The White Oak Coal Company. Mr.
Pio.co will enter upon lis new du-
ties on February IL.
FIR. Bragg u1me here rs chief clerl;
In The Merchants & Miners Office
two years ago. when Nj. David X.
Nc Neiil was appointed the local agent
Of the company to succeed the late
Mr. l.. 7. Saunders. During his res
id"lc1 here MIR. Bragg has formed a
W circle of frIcndA who will re-
6rct his departure
Mr.. Pierce is well and favorably
kr Nwn here lie has been connected
with the railway and shipping Of
fic's here for MANY years and is pop
rlc.' s.nong wide circle of friends
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01


mntch IL Tor Tue Isl balk llnc cham-
ponsh'p anu SIop side ana VIII thke
pace NJ HORTICULTURAL hnli. Philadel-
ph'n. on Jan. ~ Schnefer won the
ehpieh from Sutton last spring after
.i'c '"'.er n"u received IL 10y forfeit
from Hoppe. VINO had beaten VI
ghenuN' tue Frenchmnn. ana brought
me trophy back TO America.
cutter Is priliiaht young player who
recently graduated from tue shorlStop
,n'ias' lie Is ienuer III his set In
h"s,oh society," ana his advancement
IA ,he saine mas necn rapil ana re-
n,"rsap's, Suticr defeated Gallagher,
Mei-oush'ih' Ciine anu other stars of
,nc second ''ass III me tournament for
.ne A,,iericnh championship played In
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Tho Lat Of noshter Bill.

The call has come for "Boshter BILL
the champion OF Australia Knocked
out by Jim Flynn. the Pueblo firemnp,
in four rounds In Bakersfield, Cal. re-
Gently. there Is nothing for him to do
except to buy ticket back home. Bits
fighting career, nj least in the United
States, is certainly ended. and this
shows how lucky was Tommy Burns
in getting the first crack at the cham.
picn OF Australia
SQuires was so slow that there was
no chance for him. While Flynn is
not noted for speed in comparison with
the best hcavywelghts, he made
S1ulrcs look like freight train.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Puts into Port al New York With
Tng'ns Damaged
pICKG9 UP SaIpWaECKE0 S:knEA
Skipper and Crew Of tho Inflated Helen
G. Mosely owe Their Lives to Ship,
Which Later Was Roughly Handled
by Gale.

An Associated Press dispatch rc-
ceived from New York last night SAYS
that tho German steamship Dicrawa.
Captain Wehtphal. which sailed from
Newport News for Hamburg Last Sat
urday. put into that pert last might
with her engines and pumps badly
damaged as the result OF the pounding
sf'a received in the heavy weather Oft
the Atlantic coast this week. The
vessel has n cargo OF exports on board
and after making the necessary re-
pairs at New York she will proceed 10
Hamburg.
The Bierawa was the steamer that
picked up Captain 7. Il. Harper and
The eight men OF tho crow Of the
three masted, lumber laden schooner
Helen G. Mosely. which went down Off
Fenwick island last Sunday morning.
The shipwrecked crew was in the
schooner's yawl when rescued. Two
hours after picking up the unfortu-
natc men. the Bierawa transferred
them TO the British steamship Earl
Of carrick, which arrived hero last
Monday.
Captain Westphal reported at New
York that his vessel had hard bat
Tie with the storm early last Monday
morning aud the ship reached port
ONLY after the greatest difficulty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01

must be sent out OF balk Mt once.
But II 49, is the less difficult game 1t
nevertheless is the more attractive. II
pretticr game. game more pleasing
To the eye. 1t offers more opportunity
for delicate maneuvcring. Is better
suited TO iincssing. close play and
nursing. There is not MS mnch open
play us in 1871. and close play. with.
of course. The restrictions preventing
monotonous rail nursing. wears better
than open play.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
scarehllsht Not Operated on Moon
light Nights.


light Nights.
The lighthouse board has authoriz-
ed the following notices:
Diamond Shoal L'ghtvessel, No. II
or ~. Stationed about SIS miles
southeastcrly from the eastcrly point
OF the Outer Diamond Shoal. OF the
seacoast Of North Carolina. and abou,
IA IL miles Sc i-2 S from Cape
Hattcras Light House
In the column remarks Of both tho
list OF lights and fog signals, ana
list of lights. buoys. AMI daymarI;s.
after IA searchlight throws a beam OF
white light to the eastward. nloui
midway between the horizon and the
zenith insert On moonlight nights
the searchlight will ordinarily not he
shown. 1t Is also liable to be inter
runted for from Y to l hour ut other
times while CARTONS arc bcing chang
cd"
Bogne Inlet. =. G. There are : feet
of water in the channel over The bar
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Another Record For Daniels.


Swimmers are beginning TO wonder
whether Champion c. NJ. Daniels oe
the New York Athletic club will ever
reach the end OF his tethcr. a few
days ago the voice went around that
he was out OF shape. going back and
unable TO como within striking dis.
lance of his former times. On re-
cent night In the 45 BY so foot pool OF
the Oakland Athletic club In Pitts
burg the human plckercl" set out 10
dlsprovc the statement. and he did to
The queens taste. Paced by his club
mate. l.. deb. IIandley, to whom he
conceded IL handicap. he foamcd
through two lengths aud one-luarter
of the pool Mt such n terrific clip that
the timekccpcrs could hardly believe
their eyes when they consulted their
watches. One stood ut 90 40 seconds,
the other two Mt 30 seconds fiat
Sixty yards in exactly hnlf min.
ute. Tho wonderful performance, one
and onctlftli seconds faster tllnn the
previous worlds record made by Dan
tells himself last year gives the well
come evidence that our great Ameri.
can aquatic phenomenon can DO count
ell on Mt any moment to equal his hest
figures. Daniels swan that peculiar
long, casy stroke OF lia own brow that
Is half trudgcon and half crawl and
that cnrrles Him over the surface with
hardly any apparent effort.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Thiefs Conscience Worked Overtime.

Thicfs Conscience Worked Overtime.
7 One night three week; ago thief
entered the her TX of Thomas Ingra-
ham in Parks Mills. anu stole doz-
en- chickens. The farmer upon Wis
ting his honnerv tbs morning was
as;cnished to find a dozen other
fowls In the place OF the missing
ones. Hanging on 3 nail in the build
ing was this scrawled:
Mister Farmer: was very
wicked when | stole them chicks OF
you. but wringed their necks when ]
hooked EN- from the roos.. so cou.S
not put EN- back. Am awful sorg
done 1t and will prove what 81 ]
Nv bringing you otho chickens which
never stole. Them took were
common chicks. these are bloodcd.
Never viii steal any more.
"SINNER."
Mr.. Ingrahnm SAYS ,he fowls which
b. rec ived arc worth al lea.t twice
rs much as the oncs he lost-Niid-
dletown Dispatch TO the New YorR
World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Fifty.six Yalo Men &c. Coveted "v.'

Including The managers of lii. four
sports for which the college initial Is
given at Yale football. baseball. crew
and track-therc are now fifty-six men
In the university who are entitled TO
wear the much coveted Y. OF these
none hns won his letter In three sports.
although j.. IL. Biglow las won both
football and crew letters. Tad and
Howard Jones have cncl won their
letters III football and baseball. and
A. c. Gilbert Inns received letter for
winning the annual gymnnstic contest
In addition 90 tue track letter 10 which
he IS entitled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
To Testify Against Miller.

Mr.. Charles O'Roultc lcrt yester-
day fer Harrisonburg, Va. 10 visit his
wife. who is spending Il part Of the
winter with her parents. From Hair
Fisonburg Mir. O'Rouko will 20 10
Orange Court House to testify agains,
Charles Miller. the notorious baggage
thief.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Captain Eubank Returns.

Captain Il. \. Eulnnk. deputy col
lector OF customs. returned home
Yesterday after spending six weeks in
Washington Captain Eubanll went
to Washington to spend his yaca-
ton and was taken i'll with a severe
attack of grip soon after his arrival.
Illness kept him at. the capital n
month longer than he expected 10
STAY, and even now hc is far from
we'll
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Mike Niece Locking For Trouble.

A new foreign claimant for heavy
weight honors in this country is n
Canadian, by name Mike McGce Mike
is loaded down with medals won in
amateur contests In Canada Mike
seems 10 be an expert replica OF Jim
Corbett. Mt least In looks ana build.
and Ii he does reach Gentleman .IIm's
manner of lighting then there will lie
some doinss in heavyweight circles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
MIR. schmelz Cuban Consul.

Mr.. George a. Schmez has received
notice Of his appointment MS Cuban
consul ut this port. to succeed tho
late C. II. Arnal. Mr.. Arnal was first
consul for Cuba here and he held the
office until the time of his death
Mr.. Schmelz has been acting as con-
sui for several months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Killed Birds and a Deer.

Mr.. and Mrs. ] w Dickcrson. who
have been visiting friends ana rcla :
tiv<ll in Appomattax. Amerhcrt. Bed
ford and Dwindwiddic counties have
returned home after spending n most
pleasant time in which Mr.. Dickinson
killed many birds and one deer.
While away he visited his old homo
which he had not seen for twenty
years
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01

The long indoor lie OF winter makes
the blood weak, and the system
easily catches cold and disease. Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea Is the
greatest winter remedy; prevents
colds and disease. keeps you we'll ali
winter. 35c. Tea or Inblets. j, C.
Gorsuch C Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Cleared.

Steamer Earl of Carrick OBJ Jones.
San Francisco. Cal-New River Con-
solidated Coal Company.
steamer Allegheny (Br) Harnden.
Norfoik and Furness, Witty
& Company, Ltd.
Barge |. +. Chapman for Providence
chesapeake & Chic Coal y Coke
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Breaking un Trainin q.

clcrgyinan--So this is your hoy. is
it, Mrs. Jones?
Mrs. Jones-Yes. siY Step I'M and
give The gentleman Year right hand.
Tc,nmy
Mr.. Jones (thc heavyweighi cham.
niom Ere stow 1t. snoilin' The kid.
Renemhcc' what told YOU, sonny
always lead off with your lcft!-Lon.
don Opinion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
qas SPORTING WORLD
NeA Wrestlina Clint.

All Europe has been talking about Il
new heavyweight wrestling star, Zbys.
co. II nnt!vc of Galicia. who has de-
fcated several famous mat workers In
London ut the London pavilion.
Zbysco has defeated the great cham.
pion Madrali and others almost as re-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
Wanted a channe

went 10 hear II Troyatorc' last
nj At"
YFinc opera"
! On. shucks. Man. the hand or.
FalF have been playing them tunes
~ years. ] recognized en- all
.3i.tsburs Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-01
The Optimistic Pussy.

IIorse-Oh. dearl Now that these
motor cars are coming so much into
favor I'm afraid shan'i be wanted.
Cat--Now, don't carry Oh so. The
mcusetran didn't do away with me,
did it?-Chips-