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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15

when they saw Fullerton He had led
them one of the liyelicst schases Of
their experiences and they never
had thought 10 see him ardn. Follow-
ing Fullerton's Indictment F9garty and
rltzsimnons learned that he was n
lSfattR and they set Out ipATAFt Mrq.
frayAin May, teey sdIyff qpliliaIS het-
uisition papers Issued by GOV Hughes,
There wasl a thchpibal legal obiectiun.
made BY the autholties ofFthe sta e.
OF Washington, so the detectives spir-
tied Fullerton aboard a steamer bound
for San Francisco On their arrivnl
there tire elder Fullerton had prepar-
ed for hiss sons defense. Habeas COR
pus proceedings 1were brought and
Young Fullerton returned to Seattle
while the detectives returned to New
York. At A
Soon after her retiFR from jamaica
Miss Hobart conferred with City
Judge Joseph II. Beail. OF Yonkers.
She told him that Fullerton wrote her
to meet him in New York as he was
going to sail on the Trent She arriv-
cd at the pier hair nour before sail
ing time and was escorted to a quiet
corner of the main saloon. She al
reyes FNntIlDH ltth Hti udFus' pidNNh
I 10 his lips and asked her to marry
HIM Miss Hobart alleges that as they
sat planning the wedding when Fuller
| ton should return. the ship cast OF
without their knowledge Miss Ho-
bart says she was inconsolable until
Fullerton promised 10 wed her as soen
as the steamer reached the first port
ana therefore she consented TO accom-
pany him. On her return to New YORK
Judge Beall secured for her position
as stenographer in a lawyers office
so she could become self-supporting
Fullerton woulG neither affirm nel
deny the report which has circulated
around the District-Attorney's offiSc
| that he had married Miss Hobart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15

New York, Dec 15.-John Condor,
the coafessed burglar who gave his
name lo the police - John Brady
SO thaStae wife ana seven kids
younge child through the Aoor Of q
Police headquarters cen This wae
before he wai taken TO the Tom ,
court ip answer charges OF felonio is
assaui and grand larceny. Mrs. Con-
don and kevci months old Robert We're
moi present when Magistrate Steincrt
held the prisoner in $4,000 bail 9n
each charge sixteen women were IN
court 10 say thai he had beaten cI
rolhed them
pndon Is hlrgy-iive years old Hls
frame IS slighi and racked with tie
cough Of the consumption which he
says is shortening his days. inspector
Mccaffei'iy sent for his wife TO mafa
complete the Identification. She lei
SIX o. her children inthe small frame
hoine at WhiTestone H. l., and car.
rled the yonngesI to police headquah
i.rs Three detectives stood by ss
she hold the baby TO the gaze of her
husband She knew why he was there
and she sohbed al the long list OF
crimes which the police seek 10 fastel
upoa him
Y0a shouldn't have done II. Sic
naid There were other ways
cannot believe II. john
Mrs. Condor. small and frail,
tweniyelsht years old, The six kids
at, home don't know where their fat
en- IS Regina. ten the Oldest spfar
toa worn pirno Wien he door CLOSED
after nor melner and played q marcel
iielcR. the sick child. Of whom Con
don spoke. saf in corner wrapped ir
shawl, cheerful. though III Of iaui
dice. she played with dolls. Ralph.
with the sagacity of his three years
looked out upon the rain and said
Papa must be dead No one hs
jcld the children the truth, hecaus
no one has the heart TO do So
The C0ndons have lived in White
stone four years. Until TWO years az
the man was an insurance agent. q
hard work he managed 70 keep roo
over himself ana family His fans;a
grew, but his earnings did not an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15
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NO natIeT hoW IOnB ltnls been gay
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Hays Harftna Soap cures Pmt,ea,
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send &c for iroc book ''Che Caro- OF the SkiD.n
]. N. WALLACE AND A. E. GRAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15
SHERIFF INDICTED

Altus, Dec, 15.-The grand jury
has found true bills against Sheriff
George IIensley, charging him with
violating the provisions Of Article
S47l OF Wilson's revised statutes OF
Oklahoma.
The county commissioners nave
asked that criminal proceedings be
instituted against the sherin Nor the
purpose Of removing him from office
They charge him with habltual and
wilful neglect Of duty, oppression in
Office, corruption IN oiice, extoftlon
or overcharging fees in ONCE, wilful
mall ADMINISTRATION. haDituSl sFqnk
enpes aud fer failure "a prpfuce an
saccoHnt for an public funds qt a set
tens6nt auihor.zei and required by
law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15
SOLD MORTGAGEB PROPERTY

sheriff Mahoney returned this morn
irg from Coyie with Toliyer Jones,
cologed, whom he placed under arrest
there last night on the charge OF dis
posing of mortgaged property.
Jones resided on a farm Ave miles
east of Langston. He Is charged
with selling $3.50 worth OF mortgaged
property belonging to Prot J. f.
Scott. He was srraigned this morning
before Justice Seward and pending
trial his bond fixed at $500, which he
was unable to give and he was com.
mitted TO the county Jail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15

the strnggle Tor eXisience became
harder and harder.
some Of Mrs. COndon's brothers fol
lowed her to Whiiestonc and settled
there They prospered. but didnt
know to what straits their sister was
reduced. The COnodn home looks
as bright from The outside as any IN
the village Inside there Is no lack
OF neatness. but the supply OF lurni-
ture Is decidedly scant. There are
no winter overcoats or jackets to bur.
den the hall rack. and every hat or
cap gUes out occasionally on a differ.
ent head The larder yawns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15
cAoureAu GETS DAMAGES.

Special to Daily Leader,
Ninita, Okla Dec. l5.-T9e case Of
lohh Chouteau, .f this city versus tho
Western Union Telegraph company
which was decided Saturday. has not
been appealed At the first trial Chou.
teau, who sued the Western Onion con
cern for not delivering te.egram an
nouncing the death of his father, was
awarded $500. He appealed and YER
lict for 81. 500 was rendered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15

Most dlsfiguring skin erupuons,
scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc, are due
10 impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit
ters is cleansing blood tonic. Makes
YOU clear-eyed. clear-brained, clear
skinned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15

Why pay more-when you can get.
not only 80 fine large cups e Dr.
Shops Health Coffee from a 25c. pack.
age-but a Coupon on 2Jc. silyered
"No-Drlp" Coffee Strainer besides
Look for the CouplnI put them in
aow. The satisfaction Is. besides most
perfect Sold by The Bank Grocery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15
This is Worth Reac,na.

Leo F. Zellnski. OF 6S Gibson ST.
Buffalo, ~ Y, says: q cured the
most annoying cold sore ever had
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. | applied
this salve once q day fcr two days
when every trace of the sore was
gone" Heals all sores. Sold under
uarantee at all druggists 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15

buy your Christmas candies IRON us
and ysu will never regret II, the can
dies are right. prices are right and we
are right. Halls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15
A Dangerous Operation

is the removal Of the appendix ,by a
surgeon. No one wh1 takes Dr. Kings
New Life Pills is ever subjected to this
frighiful ordeal. They work SO quietiy
you don't feel them. They cure con.
stipation, headache, biliousness and
malaria. 25c at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15

Get your candies where they are
made fresh every minute In the day
Halls, 2lO East Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15

You not only get full dollars
worth with every dollar purchase at
Boe's. but you are given a chance on
the Rambler automobile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-15

Better have those Christmas photos
made now. Swearingen. the Photo
grapher, opposite Postoffice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
Twenty Million Armed Men.

The churches hsv. been anxious
about doctrines. They need to get
busy" about ethics. They have made
much of ordinances. They have 20
concern themselves with civic ana
national morality They have been in
structed upon points Of theaoeical
minutiae They have TO maste- me
principles which guide-or misguide -
our city government. State iegisla'
ticn. ami national policy. The au"s-
tion as to the right eEd at which to
freak an egg was impOrtant-in Lii
lipu.: and the quarrel between the
Big endians and I.ittle-endians was en-
ceedingiy fierce. But we are men,
and II Is time We put away Li]iputian
things. II Is this sense Of bigness
which we so sorely need. says Rev.
Charles F. Aked. pastor Of the F1ftn
Avenue Baptist Church. New york, in
thu October Appleton's. Think Of dis
sipating energy upon multitude oil
ceremonial or doctrinal triviaiiies,
trumpery questions Of church furni'
ture. ecclesiastical bric-a-brac, and
the depth of fringe on the high
priests petticoats. while the nations
form one great armed camp and along
their frontier stand twenty million OF
men armed to the teeth. ready to
spring at one anothsr's throat: while
labor AMI capital face each other in
hostile armies. thu glittering hayonets
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

II must appear to him from PERSONA
Investigation 10 meet MS wants! New
ertheless. catalogues with prices III
English money will be most heipihi
and really necessary. The prices
however. must include delivery not
only In England tat TO the purchaser
at his place Of business.
The American manufacturer VINO
would Introduce his show casss. or FOR
that matter any one of his products m
the United Kin cdOm, must understahd
that no immediate profits Is probaDie.
He should be willing TO regard MS
original expenditur" as an outlay OF
capital and be satisfied with a return
on that expenditure as an inv astmeht.
He must expect to lay out as much
money in Introducing his goods INTO
the United Kingdom as he would In
establishing an ag 4ncy in an Amefl-
can city, but in the USited Kingdom
he could cover much greater popu-
latiOn In q smallCd area and one that
Is more accessible In the sale OF
American show cases in England pro-
fits might come NOR" quickly than IN
other articles VIII re- competition from
the first is knencr, hut the manuiact-
urer should not expect immediate re-
suits and must cultivate patience
Daily Consular and Trade Reports.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
|csnsan Council Sets h.eugh m
P,vlag Specifications.
lultssv; AasIpItN1s n,:
Little Authority Delegated to Com
mistce and City Enoinser-mada
dam Paving Not Oiseussed-A'der'
men May Hold Special Meeting.

After amending many OF the sec
lions OF the document, the common
council at an adjourned meeting las
night adopt d the plans and specih
cations for the street paving by
unanimous vote OF the eleven mem
bers present.
The lower branch began the cor
side ration OF the plans and sp2cfhca
tons at a special meeting Tuesday
might, but when the body adjourned
nj a late hour that night only abou'
|two-thirds of the very lengthy docn
mcnt had be, n read by tn" clerk and
amended TO suit the ideas OF 'h|
members.
President D. S. jones was unable
to be present last night and Vice.
Presids n. Norris F. Ketchum prcs.i
ed. The following members were
present and answered TO the roll call:
Boiling, Chcadle, Christie. Cox. Ia
Wis, l.. s.. Ford, Via. ". A. spru;;''
W. f, Spruill. Wallace and ketchum
The cl.rk imme diately resumed the
reading Of the plans and specihca
lions. The document was 50 amenced
that all expenditure OF moneys LOT
extra having or any changes In th'
original plans for the paving are 10
be mad, BY the city council. and 1io'
nv the council committee on highways
ana sewers and the city engine r aS
originally set forth in the speciaca
tons
The reading and amending of the
document were concluded shortly al
ter 9 o'clock on molten OF MT. w
F. Spruill the plans and specifications
as amended were adopted as whore
The board Of aldermen recen''s
aaopted the plans and specifications
but tn, board now will have TO pass
upon the amendments as made by the
lower branch. This will mean an
other DELAY of several weeks In 'ne
advertisement for bids on the pa'iht
anJ several of the counciimen saio
last night that the work on the paw
ing would not begin before mex
spring. Others claim that under inc
amended specifications 1t will require
| long time to complete the work.
Macadam paving was not discuss" e
last night, as had been expected n'
Isome.
II is probable that a special meet
ing OF the aldermen will be held u
!, consider the amendm: nts in the riah'
and specifications.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
MANY BIG RAITlERs
n MARNlCk COUNTY
c. c. orafsy Brings to Town Dead
snaike Over Five Feet In
Length.

a dead rattle snake. measuring
slightly more than I'VE feet from tip
10 tip, was brought TO this city yes
h rday afternoon By Mr.. C. c. Grafey,
Who lives at Morrison. M. Grafey
ana several other men killed the rat
tier near the Grafey home several
DAYS ag1. In lcating the snake to
death with clubs some OF the ratties
were knocked on. hut ten Of them
were found. II Is thought that the
snake had about II rattles.
Mr., Qrafey says that Warwick county
Is the netghborhood Of Morrison 10
.snfssted With big rattlers. A week
arc he killed one In his back yard.
a half dozen Of the snakes have been
Killed within q week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

between them; while broOding sense
OF Injustice sharpens into daggerS anu
gathers into dynamite; while the dark
places OF our city life are full OF the
habitatiOns OF violence; while nyriads
OF our fellow creatures, for every one
Of whom Christ died, are crushed be-
meath the feet Of the tramphng town.
while manhood is degraded, woman
hood debauched, and childhood out
lrageJ by the icaaiized traffic in
poisonous drinks: and wniia in III"
fostering t'ook.erifs OF our teemlhS
cities humanity t. bleeding at ever.
pore. Think OF fiddling while Rome
is burning! And tank of lineal dc
sc endants OF the men OF Shech"m III
the churches OF America who sun
choose and crown their Bramble-
King and stand waiting fer his M -
to devour thCmi
When the time came for our LORD
to begin His public ministry II"
went to Nazareth, where He mad 1ee.,
brought up; ami He entered, as HIS
custom was. into the synagogue on
the Sabbath day. and stood up To
read. And rhar" was delivered unto
Him the look of the prophet lAaiai.
And he opened the book. and found
the place where it Was written:
The Spirit OF tn" Lord is upon me
Because He anOiuted me to preach
good tidinss to the p20r:
He hath sent ME tc proclaim relea'"
to the Captives,
And recovering Of sight to the blind.
To set at liberty them ;aat ar
bruised,
To proclaim the acceptable year OF
the Lord
And He closed the book. ami gave II
lack to the attendant, and sat down;
ard the eyes of all in the synasogu"
were fastened on Him. And He began
TO say unto them: To-Day ha'h thii'
Scripture been fulfilled N your cars.
II, gan to say this. His Church
must keep on saying 1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
Hi6H SCHOOL SOCIETY
REORGAklzES TODAY
New Officers Will be Installed ana
Arrangements Made for Meetings
During Coming Session.

The Newport News High School
Literary Society will reorganiza for
the session of 190S'"9 in the assembly
hail of the High school building at
o'clock this afternoon. II has been
the custom her totOre to reorSanlze
the first Friday in October, but the
date has been changed.
New officers are TO be selected for
the ensuing term and arrans sments
will be made for III" meetings during
tn session.
Work en- the High School Stud mt
tn, monthly magazine OF the school
will begin shortly and the first tdi
ton will appear next month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
WITNESSES HEARD IN
RUSTlN MURDER CASE
Only Two Gave Material Testimony;
Mrs. Rice Will Take the Stand
Today-Wili Become Nurse.
(By Associated Press).


OMAHA. NEB, sept. 24.-All day
was spent hearing testimony in the
case of Charles Edward Davis. who Is
charged with the muruer CT Dr. Fred
erick Rustin. Nearly dozen wit
rs sses were called. but only two OF
them. DR.. J. p. Lord. Rustin's former
partner and Miss Hanna II. Dineen
maid at the Rustin home. were ma,
|teriai.
Both of these witnesses testified
TO having seen a man. who answered
the description of Davis, in the vlcl
nifty Of the Rustin home and Miss
Dineen testified that two half smoked
cigars and some. white tablets were
found on the porch following the
murder.
DR.. Lord repeated his Identification
Of Davis as the man he INST while
answering the call from the Rnstin
home.
Mrs. Abbie Rice. who has said thai
she was in suicide pact with nr
Rustin, was in the court room. Tc
morrow Mrs. Rice will be the princi
pal witness. She is expected to re
cite again the tragic story told al
the coroner's inquest.
Mrs. Rice declared that she intend
cd returning to her home in ps
Moines as soon as she was released
md that she would probably take uT
he occupation Of nurse.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

J.. intellectually. - -. G.'v--svHry
vay We would rave nv rhlpra'-s
that didn't aarr 18Th Christianity.
I:u: h. poiai y .hu 'nrc-'! " al e:
such ray as Ros.rf -! c'IE '-v-'
BIT ROckcfcu y ~ ;"-v:C' wa
say yoursrIvos." rcsnrtA.i. when he
sociaiizcd Tire oil fpdGytr~.- q
"Yos.- SAID pcI'<. but hasn't he
horn paid cBouEh7 4 billion. thy cav
That's ton much: but let him have
e. All we Socialists say IL thai he
should not ~ allowed To b#y MP raft
read. and ninna and natural rcsourc-
90. add neither shoI.I on corsumcrs
ro On paying hts children FORTUNES for
gcrcTations No. we must ret rid OF
tie RorkerIIsTs. and keep only ~.
organization they buiid up.--Lincoin
stsi..ns. 10 the October Everybo5y's
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

the few, not of the majority. hut Of
sill.
How would that ir,,ucS tire worEsT
20 Do good zcrt7. asked
We'll. " there vcr- no Inspiration
" ne ifca ~ common good th"rc
would 10 the assurance OF = full re-
turn for the prodsct Of his 'sboT."
"Du, how coald n complicated sys-
t-m give any such assuranccv
by abofshing capitalists and al
nca-prodTc,rs. Men vcuid 30 paid &C
cor.,nz to their skill. and atiis-
" ~onid count. but 81 would TIC
si.;arrccablcnesT q. ;UN: 81 t'f "
dore. ssci.fv would hays 80 Urk" u
attractive SOMEHOW =h,'rt hnu's
o. big pay. Fer ma wJsli 10 re.
you understand: mo- .recr Than r7w.
tad no, only indsstr'allJ IuI pS'rstal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
u s.. = 80 =. = -
=. ID s.: 4 |! Canal Y Spare
im n 10 Isft.
kseIlIlli EoI ACTED UPON
Only Business included In Call Could
receive eody's Attention Last
Nisht-nany Expressions Of Regret
from Colleagues.

Just rs the common council ad
3ourned last night after adopting tn.
plans and specifications for the street
paving, Councilman f. !. Ford, OF the
First ward. rendered his resignation
In writing to City Clerk Floyd Hud'
sins. The resignation could not BIZ
acted upon last night for the reason
that the meeting was an adjourned
one from q special meeting called to
consider the street paving mater.
However, II will BE- presented TO the
council At the next regular session.
Mr.. Ford stated last night that he
was resigning his seat In the council
because his personal business de.
mands SO much time that he cannot
Give the proper attention to his conn.
eli work. When he announced his
intention of resigning many Of the
ccuncilmen present asked him to
change his mind and remain On the
body. Mr.. Ford is very popular with
his colleagues and many expressions
OF regret were to be heard.
Mr.. Ford was elected TO the COM
mon council two years ago and hts
term OF ofr,ca will expire in 1910.
since entering the council he has
identified himself with all movements
Tor lettering conditions in the city.
he was a member OF the old common
council under the seven ward system
Ii the city and he came into the new
council with a thorough knowledge
Of the proper conduct OF the AFFAIRS
~ the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
TOM WATSON SPEAKS.
Charges BRYAN With Being in League
With Liquor interests. .
(Ry Associated PreSSO

CARTERSvILLE, GA. Sept. "a
Thomas e. Watson. the Peoples party
nominee for the presidency. in :.
spes oh here today. spoke on the
..humiliating position Of the Southern
states in national politics"
He charged that while the South
contributes twothirds of the votes
which the Democratic candidates get
IN order to be elected. yet the South
ern states get rothIng in return be-
cause they are the slaves of one po-
litical party.
Mr.. Watson was particularly severe
in his charges against Mr.. Bryan con-
cerning the questions Of prohibition
and social equ:lity. declaring. that he
was in league with the liquor inter
ests. and that he sent his son and
daughter to mixed schools IN
Nebraska.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

There Is something missing from
mans makeup II he doesn't love chill
dren.
Two-thirds of woman's very Is
due 10 her continuous efforts to have
her way.
II makes a pretty girl hopping mad
IL a young man declines to dance at
tendance upon her.
At some period in mans life he
frmly believes that all his frienIs
have conspired TO injurc him.
VIVA; has become Of the old-fssh-
toned Young man whom the girls used
to say vas too slow 10 catch a cold!
Occasionally man Is so suspicious
that n imagincs you are trying To
poison his dog every time you throw
him q bone.
Prom The Chicago News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
If THe AeADEMy

The Black Patti Troubadours will b.
at the Academy OF Music tonight.
These negro singers, conceded to he
the equals Of any on the road. U.S.
ually draw large crowds, and are
more largely patronized by the white
people than any other set Of coioreo
D .rformers. Selections from grand
operas are features OF the perform
ances.
For this engagement the manage
ment reserves the cntir. balcony FOR
colored patrons. and the lower hoot
will be for white people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
"The Great Divide"

The sale OF seats for th2 engage
ment OF "The Great Divide" which
comes TO the Academy Of Music next
Monday night. begins.-.ihis morning
This production Is under the direc'
ton OF Henry Miller. who presents
what ia said to be an unusually dis
tinguished company Of talented play
ers In this great American drama
which ran for over 500 performances
IA New York during this season and
last.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
s,o CROWD EXPECTED.

Psb,ie Much interested in Arrange
M,eats for the Society Circus
Aaueh interest Is Dsing manifested
Hy the public in the arrangements
tor The Society Circus which is II
Be presented at the Academy o!
lausse next Monday night. Septem-
Uer -, asder the auspices Of the Jchn
~. DGuief Chapter. Daughters OF the
Guuledefacy. II Is expected tia; the
Aeaaemy's seating capacity gill be
ea1eA 10 sccommodste the crowd thai
Wisi gather for the event.
Z Tie entertainment viii BE- put on
by, Q number Of talented young pco-
- nom Norfolk snd Portsmouth.
6 panY CT vel Known lsdies OF THIS
o(y Win aid the cause by appcarsns
q vendors OF candy. popcorn ana
Vesauts.