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OBITUARY NOTES.

HARRY f. CIRCUIT, forty-four years old, man
ager OF the Club Hotel, stricken with heart
disease while attending a performance at a Bal
timore theatre yesterday, and died in the theatre
lobby.
COLONEL. 6. F. ADAMS. Of st. Louis con-
federate veteran, found wandering on the
streets of Cleveland in dazed condition. and died
shortly afterward.
ALFRED DARLOW. formerly advertising man
aeer of the Union Pacific Railroad died at his
home Omaha yesterday, following two opera
lions. lie resigned his place with the Union Pa
cihc on September /. after twenty years service
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MISS HASKELL DENIES ENGAGEMENT
Not to Wed Samuel Bowles, Jr., but Intimates
That an Oklahoma Editor Is Favored

Guthrie Okla. oct 19.-A1ss Frances Haskell
here today denied her reported engagement TO
Samuel Bow les jr son of Samuel Bowles, editor
of The Springfield CMass.) Republican
Miss Haskell intiIuuted that she engaged TO
marry Leslie G. Ni0ock Of Guthrie, editor Of The
Guthrie Leader" and Il prominent Democrat Miss
Haskell was TO have accompanied her father Gov
ernor {. y Haskell who left Guthrie this morning
with the other members Of his family for Dallas.
Ten. but she missed the train
\ dispatch Springfield. Mass. saws that
Samuel Rov.irs has issued denial that his son Is
engaged 10 marry Miss Haskell
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MORE ATTEND PUBLIC LECTURES.

Greater popularity Of the free public lectures
under the auspices Of the Board Of Education is
shown In the attendance this year The season
opened on October l. and complete reports for the
first twelve days show an aggregate attendance
of 70 $50 or gain of 20 per cent over the same
days last year
The largest increase reported from Brook
lyn where the attendance reached H,2Ol, an in
crease of 101S7 Manhattan reported increase OF
&424 and The Bronx an increase OF 1'F.
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CATHEDRAL ARTICLE APPRECIATED.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Permit to thank YOU cordially for the
admirable article upon the Cathedral OF st. John
the Divine in your issue of yesterday.
1t IL the best history Of the project that has
been published in accuracy and completeness
well as the way in which it Is written and illus
trated GEO. MACCULLOCH MILLER.
New York, Oct 49, 1905
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VICTORIA THEATRE.

William Rock and Maud Fulton the leaders
tbis week in the meTrinent at the Victoria Thea
-, Those performers have been successful In their
vaudeville efforts. They Introduce specially
a,,-J ..'rhe Apache Dance" The Star Bout d
.ustc, representing a pugilisttc incident IS
,,-, feature Jesse Lssky's musical piece, The Love
waltz" Winsor AIcCay. Ila Grannin ana kamas
and Brown are IN the bill.
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AIHAMRRA THEATRE.

Mr. Thomas f Shea, who was at the Colonial
last week is the chief attraction here. He was
cordially received yesterday at both perform
apoes He is using a condensed version OF The
relIs" Eva Tanguay, Laddie Cliff. Foster and
Foster O'Brien, Havel & Co. and the AftOls
pr,the-s contribute 10 the amusement.
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MRS. DELLA Il. RoosA eossLER.

Mrs. Della H. Roosa Gossler. widow OF acob Ii
Gossler for many years connected with the Penn
syvania Railroad and sister Of the late DR.. Daniel
Bennett St John Roosa. died yesterday in her
apartInents In the Osborne at 57th street and Sew
enth avenue Mrs Gosser born in Bethel,
Sullivan County, the daughter OF Charles B. Roosa
One brother James r. Roosa, OF Middletown, and
a sister Mrs Jane E B. Thorn of Utica survive
her The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
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Colonial Theatre Broadway. Just south Of szth
street Percy Williams. the owner, quickly told
him the property not for sale. Il have no IN
tention Of trying to theatre" the investor -
reported to have said Mr. Williams. "but want
one
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HAMILTON F. BENJAMIN ENGAGED.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune.f
BOSTON Oct 19-The engagement was announced
to-day Of Miss Emily L. Bacon. daughter Of Mrs
William B. Bacon Of Boston, to Hamilton Fish
Rsn,pnin of New York Yale 'SS who is the
of Mrs Samuel NicoE Benjamin, formerly Miss
I1llia Fish.
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Ptttsburg Oct 19.-Maude Raymond. wife OF
Gus Rogers who is dead IN New York, left
Pttsburg hurriedIy this evening to go to the bed
side OF her sick husband. she thought As the
members OF the Eddie Foy company, with which
she is playing. would inform her of her hus-
bands death, she win probably not know of 1t until
she reaches New York.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
mong the passengers who will sail to-day for


Europe
KAISER WILHELM DER CROSSE FOR BREMEN.
Mrs Frank Edwards Miss Grace Mcmillan Jarvis.
Mr. Hud Mrs Alfred X. Miss MaTgarete Polack
Hughes. Mr. and Mrs Victor Wilson
THE ROTTERDAM FOR ROTTERDAM
Mr. and Mrs W +. Mr. and Mrs w. j. stark
Mr.. Mrs. Frank s Os- Mr. AMI Mrs. Franklin Lang
born stan.
Mrs Gilbert Reed.
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
we've:
THE NIEUW AMSTERDAM. FROM ROTTERDAM
Mrs Charemagna William p. Hill.
Mrs. A. s. Perry,
c. Boon-Hartsnck. Mr. and Mrs. s. b. White
r W. Boissevain. head
William HsnezRson A<rx. ReAhuEy Jenss.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

slo,ct,I KeeorJ and Forecast-WashinE ton. oct 10
,r,, larornetrc depression tie southern
Rocky Mountain region sunday night Is nov central over
with lowest reported barometer ~ 20 inches at
Eortb Platte Scattered rains have occurred foni The
Valley and Is
rr,aS Pacific san Francisco northward
A. points in middle and northern Rocky Mountain
the nIeciptation IN the form
has in the Northeast and Southwest
nd Northwest
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Sir John PuIeston born in 1880. at Llanfair
Dyffryfn Clwyd, North Wales. His edicution was
obtained at Kings College, London. He was mem
ber Of Parliament for Davenport from 1874 to 1892
When he retired from DevOnpoTt he contested
Carnarvon Boroughs. He Constable OF Car
narvon Castle. chairman OF the City Of London
Conservative Association and treasurer OF the Royal
Asylum Of st. Annes Society. He was knighted
in
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEI, ASTOR-Iieutenant Colonel Adam
shaker L S A BEIMONT-Oliver Ames, Bos-
ton; w W Gamewell Providence &C GOTHAM ,. p
= Oliphant Buffalo. MURRAY Illl.L-R: W
Boissevain Amsterdam. PARK AFENUE-Dr
" " Tracy Washing ton. PI4AZA-Baron and
Raroness Won kcnig. Hamburg. ST REGIS
Frank ) Baker. Cleveland. NoLHoTT-J- D.
Barrett, Philadelphia.
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Special Notices.
To the Employer
esfrabIe helm OTTCKP

To the Employer
Do you want desirable help QUICKF
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting 2
the file Of applications Of selected aspirants for
positions OF various kinds which has Just been
installed at the Uptown ONCE Of
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PRESIDENT SEES A NEW PLAY.

washington Oct 1s.-Frederic Thompson pro-
ouced at the New National Theatre tonight new
nIa,, nv Paul Armstrong and WincheIl Smith called
vi wireless" President and Mrs. Roosevelt and
secretary and Mrs. Loeb were ia the audience.
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COLONIAL THEATRE.

Clarice Mayne. English performer, heads the
orsr{ns here this week. She sings number OF
songs and dances we'll Mcintyre and Heath. the
t,adette Orchestra William Macart Charlotte Par
-. sSnencer Kelly and the Frederick Brothers com
the bill.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
John QuRAND.

Paris, Oct 1s-John Durand, who translated into
English the historical works OF H A. Teine, Is
dead He was a we'll known member of the Amer"
ican colony Of Paris
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BERRY-On Sunday. October 1s 1903. Martin n Berry.
IN the sd OF his Funa-u serVices Nc-Iils-
day, october 81 1905 at his late residence PoTlto
Plains y. J.. arrival e train leaving foot el
Chambers st. n:tO a m. Erie r r
GEvERs-on saturday. October II. Bonn Germany:
CathaTtne, widow OF Gevers, Of Holland. ana
daughter Of the late United states Senator Wiiian
Wright. of New Jersey
widow OF tha late Jacob L. Gossler services VIII -
at residence The Osborne. 5Itn = ana
Seventh wednesday. October IL at 10 ocioc<-
It Is earnestly requested that no flowers De sent inter
ulsnt private.
KNOEPFEI-On October IS 1903. Carolina Fay Cooa.
widow OF william H Knoepfei- Funeral services
Wednesday. October 81. 10 a ths residencs
OF her son-tn-law. Mr. Alan D. Kenyon No 81 Wss<
114th ST
I.ANDON-On Monday. October 10. 1908 Helen "a. wieow
Edward H Landon- Funeral service az her
late residence No 125 West both 81. on wednesday
at p. n
LYoN-At Bedford y Z. on October ID 1908. Jerrs N
Lyon in his 6sth year Funeral private
NJ MKELvEY-suddenly on October 10. a soonton, y J..
the Rev Alexander McKelvey- Funeral IN tns Ae-
Church. Wednesday October Il On
the 1O:9D m. train rom Barclay ST
Members the CIasss OF Passsic especially IN
vitei. InterTnent at MOrristOwn. y. j.
SAidIS-At Oyster Bay. on October II. John NJ sam
aged years. services Tuesday. October
90 at p. m. at the Presbyterian CHURCH
STRONG-On Saturday, October II. at Majestic Hotel
HsTfette Strong. widow OF Edward strong ana
daughter OF the late Jonathan Gardner Fleet Funera
private.
sNYDER-A, Mnhurst n. J.. ootoosr ls. 1905 Charles
n snyder. Funeral services his late residences On
Thursday. October d at p m
wIII.ETs-On Tenth month 1sth. the residences &
her son. c wilets. at Roslyn- Long Island
Mary c.. wife Of the late Isaac U Wilets IN her slse
at RosIyn. Train leaves East 94th ST. At 1880 q N
Third day. the 2Oth.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains nom Grand Cen
Station. Webster and troeTs and oy
carriage Lots $50 up. Telephone 1853 Gransrcy for
o representative.
once, % East 23d St. New York City.
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hg temperature yesterday. u degrees lowest. 90
.yars for corresponding
year 90 erags corresponding date az last thirty
" Iocsi Fcrecast-Fair to-day and Wednesday, fresh
pssehssss wtnAs
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FORECAST for Special LocaIties.-For New England
~ eastern New York. to-day and Wednesday, fresh
northeast winds.
ror the District OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania.
>.v Jersey Delaware and Maryland. fair to-day and
"wednesday; fresh east 10 northeast winds
Trr Western Pennsylvania and Western New York, falr
"a day and Wednesday fresh east winds
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BAXTER-ETTINGE-O sunday. October IL 1903. af
the Church OF the Heavenly By ths Rev Herosrt
Shipman Mildred daughter OF the Charles Eytinsas
Hugh n. Baxter.
DE UNDERSTANDABLE Monday, October 70. 1903.
Church Of Epiphany. BY tHs flight Rev
James Henry Darlington. Bishop Of Harrfsoury
assisted by the Rev. Hugh Brckhead OF 81 CIeorge
NOVEL;. daughter OF the Aate
Alexander c. Rogers. 70 Shepherd X de Forest
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE v1n
be repubIished In the Tri-weekJ Tribuns withous
extra charge
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IocaI Official Rec0rd-The following official record
,ron, the weather shows the changes in the
.r.ure for the last twentyour hours n comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year;
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TNDERTAEERS

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Private and publ. ambulances- Tel 1924 Chelsea
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SIR JOHN HENRY PULEsToN.

London. Oct 1s-sir John Henry Pueston died
to-day
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Church Work.

The formation OF brotherhood as
sociatiou OF men in every Methodist
church IN Cleveland has been taken
up.
The Gideons, a Christian orSaniza-
ton OF travelling men, has raised over
800 TO place Bibles in all the hotels
OF the United States.
or the fund of $5.35o,O00 raised by
the Wesleyan Methodists OF Great
Britain less than 5000 was lost
through failure OF promises by death
or misfortune.
Three new churches started In a sin
gle day is the recent record OF the
Iutherans in Brooklyn, two OF them
being the work of the Brooklyn Mis-.
sionary society.
The First Friends church OF Los
Angeles has decided TO admit TO full
membership any man. woman or child
who is an adherent of the church. and
they will thereafter have a part In the
conduct OF affairs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
SHORT STORIES.

Everybody IN the town Of Ortonville,
La, owns a motor ear, but there are
only four families in the place.
Grant was graduated In the class OF
'43 at West Point-No. 81 in class OF
30. General William Is. Franklin was
graduated at the head OF the class.
There are 1O1, ,230 more stockholders
in thrty.one leading industrial and
railroad corporations in this country
than there were before the panic in
the fall.
The tunnel through the backbone Of
the Csrdilleras thct will connect Val
paraiso with Buenos Aires Is progress
ing rapidly. Work is pushed day and
night. AT the present rate Of progress
It will be opened in 1910.
It has been found that the new navy
pay law, which went into effect May
1S, provides no special rate Of pay for
officers on leave. and one result may be
that Civil Engineer Peary will receive
full pay. 81 500 year, during his leave
of absence to look for the pole, instead
OF $500.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Fly Catches.

Kane. the Cincinnati Nationals cen
ter fielder. weighs only 100 pounds at
the plate, but he can sting the ball
some.
Manager John j. McGraw OF the
New York Nationals predicts that
Larry Doyle will be the best second
sacker in the business in 1909
Manager McAleer of the st. Louis
Americans says that II Pitcher Dode
Criss could run he would be one of the
best all round players in the business.
1t is said that the Boston Nationals
were induced TO sign Beaumont and
Ritchey for the sweetly poetical ca.
dence in the names-Clarence and
Claude.
Dayy Altizer OF the Cleveland Amerl.
cans has never reached the 800 in bat
ting, though once top notch hitter,
since Cy Young hit him on the head
with pitched ball.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Facts From France.

Twelve couples have just celebrated
their golden weddings at ARREST. a
small town near Vichy. France. Three
hundred descendants were present at
church.
Two French duelists fought the other
day for an hour and half and then
had 10 break Off because of the ap-
preaching darkness. One of them was
scratched on the arm.
After carousal at the Neuilly fair
man named Roche bet his COM
panions that he would throw himself
in front Of motor car. He won his
bet. but there is no hope OF his re-.
covery.
The prejudice against hospitals Is
disappearing among the Parisians. At
present about one.half OF the cases OF
illness are treated In them, whereas
ten years ago the proportion was only
one-quarter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
WANTED TO CATCH FISH.
But Was Disappointed Through the
Mistake Of a Small Boy.

''No, ! didn't catch a blessed fish,"
laughed the truthful man who had just
returned from his vacation. 81 will ad-
NIT that / started out with the idea of
breaking all known records, but ! got
dlscouraged.right at the start, and all
the fish that ! expected to catch are
still enjoying life. When | arrived at
my destination ! was told that II |
needed angleworIns ! could get them
of small boy who mace business Of
furnishing them to ambitious anglers.
looked him up at once and asked him
IL he could get me some.
"'Do you want the ten cent kind or
the twenty-five cent kindT he asked.
"'what kind would you adviser said
I, vastly amused at the serious way he
put the question.
"'Well,' said he. III you want worms
10 drown, the ten cent kind will do, but
IL you want worms to catch fish you'd
better take the twenty-five cent kind
II gravely assured him that | needed
the twenty-five cent kind, got them and
spent the rest of hot day drowning
the worms that he had furnished me.
On my way TO my boarding place, with
nothing in my hands but my fishing
rod. I met the small boy, who. after
solemnly surveying me for a moment,
fshed ont from a pair OF ragged trou-
sers three dirty nickels and handed
them to me. saying:
81 don't want to cheat you, mister
THE very fear OF once more meeting
that small boy empty handed kept me
from trying my luck n."-Detroit
Free Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

1907
Population
Number of Saloons
Persons sent to jail
Fines and costs assessed
Grand and Petit jury fees
Number of divorce suits filed
Persons sent to State Hospitals for
Boys sent to Reform School
Inmates County Children's Home
Total number of paupers
Total cost of pauperism
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Fear.

The scourge that lashes weak souls.
Revulsion from anticipated danger or
evil.
Living under sword hung by a
hair.
Slavery to terrors OF ina gination OF
guilt
A stampede Of the emotions in a
crisis.
The warning instinct of self preser,
walton.
Imagination turning traitor to the In,
tellect.
Helpless surrender to the tyranny oi
thought that deties reason.
A cowardly passion that bllndfoIds
judgment, chloroforms will and robs
one OF individuality William George
Jordan IN New York Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
The Cat

Dick whittington's famous cat made
him thrice mayor Of London.
According to the Arabians, there was
no cat IN the garden Of Eden.
Mohammed promised a throne IN
paradise for his beloved cat Muezza.
Cats eyes serve as clocks for the
Chinese, who say the pupils narrow as
the sun rises and distend as It sets.
Cardinals Wolsey and Richelieu,
stern and naughty men, lavished on
their cats an affection accordes no
other living thing.
Famous men OF letters who lmmOr.
tallzed their fayorlte. tabbles were
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
German Gleanings.

Germany has only one home for
lepers. 1t was opened in 1909.
Berlin is TO have a $4o00,00o opera
house, the best seats in which will cost
only s7la cents and the cheapest 12ls
cents.
Although the traffic on the Elbc does
not equal that on the Rhine. ii never.
theless takes the second place in Ger
many and is Of great economic impOr.
tance.
The numbers Of books exported from
Germany by German publishers last
year exceeded 42,000,O00, weighed 4o,-
100000 pounds and were valued at
S15OOO.O00. s
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Beth Kinsey
With Ye Colonial Stock Company at the Grand Opera
House All Next Week.

scenery and equipment for the various
productions, while The vaudeville
features are the greatest ever car
ried by company of this character.
Their opening play will be that beau
tiful four act comedy drama, en-
titled Angel of the Ranch, in which
each and every member will have an
opportunity of displaying their sbil-
ity.
On opening night ladies will be adj
mitted free II accompanied by per-
son holding a paid reserved seat tick
ct which must be reserved before 6
p, m. Monday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

dollar show at popular prices Is
tho verdict of the newspapers through
out the country In regard to the fam
our Ye Colonia Stock Company
witch opens a weeks engagement at
the Grand Opera House, Fair week,
commencing Monday evening, sept.
21st and judging from reports In
other towns, Manager Charles w.
Benner can feel highly complimented
in his selection of the different ar
tlstsi secured for his company this
season. In addition the high class
repertoire plays produced by this
company. they carry much special
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

Eugo. Montague, Scorr, Dr. johnson,
Arnold, Cowper, Chesterfield, Newton
and Wordsworth.
Cambyses. king of Persia, conquered
Egypt by causing cats to be carried
into battle by his soldiers, who were
thus rendered immune by their foes
feline worship
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
SynmotfN

The smoker who sat directly oppo-
site had put his foot on the edge OF
the seat occupied by the professor.
II was incased in one of those easy
going. hygienic shoes that look like a
canvas covered ham.
my friend" said the professor, ey.
ing 1t disappearing ''oblige me by
removing that thing from my seat,
It's bad form. Chicago Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
somstimss hannsns.

Knlc.cr-There is such a thing as
not worrying enough.
Bockel-Yes, the man who never
crosses bridge till he comes 10 1t
frequently has TO swim. New York
Sun,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Voice Of tho Winner.

Little Willie-Say, pa, who was II
that said, "The voice of the people is
the voice of God"
Pal can't recall his name, my son,
but it's safe 10 bet It wasn't losing
candidate.-Detrolt Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

ne SNfUleu W pC trS1pSDNN Aeals,1
inner vision OF her. Mary sat very
still, her hands claSped together, her
eyes but halflifted. He could not
know, of course, that he was hurting
her.
81 quite agree with you. Who is
next on the list?"
katherine More-it's the curve Of
her upper lip" he added, condden-
TALLY.
"And next?"
Dora"
''Because-%
He laughed.
ut has something to do with the
tip of her nose"
Il quite understand. Dora's nose
will keep her young when she's co.
And then come the ladies who
have only to put on a pink ribbon TO
be called pretty. You see my scorn
of them places them last"
Poor things! Wen, think 1t will
ha pariha You nnust tell me all about