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The Detroit times., 1908-07-15

DETROIT July i5.--Rains and cooler
weather took the strength out OF the
wheat market on "wednesday. some
covering later put prices up little,
hut the tone was not strong All that
held wheat up during the earlier days
OF tho week was the hot. dry north
western weather There were rumors
OF a ruined crop. but the favorable
change IN weather gives hope that "A
good crop OF spring wheat may yet he
secured \A
what quotations-6ash No red
9cs. e. Nor new, and s2Ne for old; July
opened NC down from Tuesdays close
al Gle, dropped TO sOLc. and advanced
To s0%c. September opened Nc on At
s2c. declined TO 81 NC and advanced to
eiAc. December opened AT &c. touched
g2i.c and advanced 10 q3Ac: No. Z
red S9hc. No. white. 92Lc
Coarse grain quotations. Eorn--Cash
No. 3. 75hc: No. yellow. cars at
use. 10 at 772c. ~ at 7sc.
Oats--Cash No. white. I car at Gle.
TO arrive. cars at 69c. August. 5000
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE
GIVEN KEYS TO CITY

The American Association OF Photo
graphers held reception in the Eel
1owcraft club Tuesday night, which
was attended by a large representa-
fion Of the visiting artists from the
leading studios OF the country.
James Schermerhorn, general man.
ager OF The Times, delivered the keys
OF the city, ranging from a ring OF
brass jinglers to a set of wooden bolt.
throwers as big as a man, and for
good measure, he threw In a Ratchet.
Chisel saw and drill. with this equip.
ment." said the speaker, you gen.
tlemen OF taking ways ought to have
NO trouble In getting In and occupy.
ing anywhere" Morris B. Parkinson
responded happily for the visitors.
The photographers then availed them
selves OF the club rooms facilities
for good time until midnight. the
ball room being the center Of attrac.
ZION
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
ElahtIna Island Sold.

Fighting Island. also known as "Des-
Chree-Shoska." which comprises $500
acres about seven miles down the riv-
er. In Canadian waters. has been sold
by the Palms estate TO a Pittsburg
syndicate represented by Beaghen e.
Son for sl25.000. The new owners are
already In possession aud are planning
to subdivide the property with view
to selling lots for summer homes Ru.
NOR has 1t that Beaghen & Son are
backed by the Pittsburg Kennywood
Park CO., Ltd, which has developed
considerable suburban property in the
vicinity OF Pittsburg. All but about
$50 acres Of the island Is marshy and
II has been regarded az q sort OF hoo
doc spot In the past.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
PRODUCE MERCHANTS
OPPOSE ORDINANCE

Produce commission merchants had
a hearing before the ordinance com
mittee OF the council Wednesday, on
their petition for an amendment OF
the present ordinance governing the
sale of fruit and produce In standard
sizes of packages. They claim they
cannot do this and desire an amend
ment which will allow such goods te
be sold in the original package by
stamping as not OF standard size.
Aid. McClellans proposed ordinance
for the labelling OF eggs. TO prevent
cold storage eggs from being sold as
the fresh variety. was discussed and
laid aside. The committee Will give
consideration to another ordinance In
regard to cold storage fish, however,
in its next meeting.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
COMMISSION FOR
ST. Rr. PROBLEM
THIS is REAL ESTATE DEALERS
PlAN-FiND CLEVELAND SET
ELEMENT UNPOPULAR.

Street railway matters took up
much OF the time OF the members or
the real estate board Who went 10
Cleveland Tuesday. At the meeting
on board the City OF Cleveland going
down, the sentiment was expressed
that The real estate men nened a set
Element SO that the growth OF the city
may be adequately taken care OF BY
additional car service.
w. w. Hannah declared that he be-
lieved Homer Warren would make an
ideal mayor, and Mr.. Warren was
called on TO give his views ON the
street car problem. He relied by say
ing that he believed commission
which would determine the cost OF
service and fix just and reasonable
terms for a settlement would be the
roper method. He declared against
franchises OF more than Is years.
A resolution was adopted instructing
President Renney to learn the senti-
ment of the candidates for mayor and
to outline more fully some commission
plan.
While in Cleveland the real estate
men talked with the Cleveland deal
ers on the settlement just reached
there and found most OF them adverse
to the present conditions. They also
found the cars more crowded than III
Detroit and the service poorer.
Most of the dealers TO whom
talked say they think the present at
tempt at settlement will result In
the street railway company getting
5O-year franchise at six tickets for
quarter said Henry Plass, city as
SCISSOR. on the return OF the party.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
Charged With AssauItina Boy.

That he attacked 7-year-old Harold
Whaien with a carriage brush, break.
Ing bone In the lads cheek and 9th.
erwise injuring him Is the charge
against William Johnson. barn boss for
the Grand Laundry Co, for whom JUS
tice Jeffries issued a warrant on a
charge OF assault and battery, We'd
nesday morning. on complaint of the
boys father. William Whalen. of No
146 IL Porter-st. Harold, with sew.
eral small companions. was playing
about the company's barn, located In
the alley near his home, Tuesday even.
ing, when Johnson, IL Is said, ordered
them out, at the same time advancing
overwhelmingly toward them. In trying
20 get away, Harold fell and as he got
MP Johnson Is alleged to have brought
the brush down on the lad with con
siderable force.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
Markets an Finance

bu at "ho; september. 10000 bu at
ssAc.
Rye-cash No. 2. Tee; August. $50
Beans-cash. .,s.s6; October. n.so
bid. November, i.15.
Glover seed-Prime October, 100 bags
at $3.50. December. $3.50. March. 200
bags az 1855 sample aisiks. IL bass
Receipts In The Detroit market We'd
nesday. included 1000 bbis OF hour and
OF wheat I2S.000 bu OF corn, $3.50 Du
OF oats. and $500 bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts at Kansas City. 1853
cars: year ago. SO cars.
Wheat In Liverpool closed sQiad
lower. and corn unchanged to IA
higher.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Wednesday, $4,000 bu: year ago. 5is.-
00C hu-
Exports OF wheat and rour wednss-
day, 10000 bu.
northwestern wheat receipts We'd
nesday. zoo cars: year ago. ESQ cars.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. July l5.-Lower cables.
rains In Canada. and prospects OF rams
in the Dakotas tonight or Thursday.
caused an easy opening In wheat Sell
ing By commission houses was quite
general at the start; Buying by Bart
lett and Patten. and Few local bulls
caused fair reaction
Opening prices: Wheat-Sept.. soA
q s0%c. Corn--Sept. 737s Q73Ac. oats
Sept. 4Sh a4skc. Pork-sept. $3.50
dl5s5 Lard-Sept.. s9.32h u 9.S5 Gs.+0.
Ribs-Sept. $S.77ISs0.
Wheat showed losses OF i a &c for
the day. and the feeling was bearish at
the close. Southwestern receipts wero
heavy compared with a week ago and
a year ago. Corn was up u q b1c for
nearby. while deferred months were
ac lower. Oats. l1Gac lower, and
provisions were up fractionally.
Closing prices; Wheat-Sept, 80 -
asked. Corn-Sept ave bid Oats
Sept. <gH M43c. Pork-Sept. $3.50.
Lard-Sept, $40. RIbs-July. 1910.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
MARSHA HOLDS
STAR-CHAMBER COURT

Taking of testimony is now going
on in the office OF United States Cir.
cult Court Commissioner Harsha in
the state tax commission cases, in
volving the assessment and taxation
OF the express companies. Former
Congressman Henry c. Smith. OF
Adrian, is conducting the case for the
state, and John u. Con for the ex-
press companies. There are a number
Of points in dispute. but the principal
one at issue Is as TO whether the pro-
portion OF business done in the state
OF Michigan. upon which the assess
ment is based. shall be figured on the
lines exclusively controlled by each
company or on their entire connec-
tons.
Commissioner Harsha has ruled
that the case is entirely a private mat
ter and has excluded everyone except
the attorneys and witnesses.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
Sees Bumper Vote
for Bryan in New York

New York city Will give larger
majority for Bryan than II has ever
given for any other candidate for
president
So says Samuel Prince, former pres
ident OF the Central Federated Union
OF New York. former assemblyman and
delegate TO the American Federation
OF Labor. and at present a visitor TO
Detroit.
The antl-injunction plank has
strengthened the Democratic cause
greatly" declares Prince. Reasoning
men know that the laws give protec-
zion against violence and crime with
out any need of resort TO injunction
TO prevent laborting men from con-
Quoting strikes In an orderly manner.
do not believe any talk about
rammany not supporting Bryan TO the
extent OF its power. Tammany knows
how to keep its popularity and IL has
got the friendshi of the labor interests
| by its support OF the anti-injunction
plank. That support II will keep.
The American Federation OF Labor
will indorse the platform on which
Bryan is running and will support
him"
Mr.. Prince is just returning from
Denver. He comes from a Tammany
district In New York and has great
regard for the big machine.
"Tammany exercises paternal gov
eminent over the people OF New York,
and at the same time IL Is most Re-
publican in its organization. for all
power comes fem the voters them
selves" he says.
Each assembly district has coun-
ell composed OF more than a hundred
men chosen by the enrolled Demo
cratic voters. These choose the dis
trict leader. who represents that dis
trict in Tammany hall and distributes
the patronage. The precinct captains
are men who have city jobs generally.
and they act in an advisory manner
10 their constituents.
If man wants to get q job from
the city. he must get II through his
precinct captain and district leader.
II he gets into fight and is locked
up. IL is the same men who see that
be Is bailed out and intercede for him.
They give favors and assistance when.
ever they can-and get votes in re-
turn.
"Tammany gets support from the
! foreign population because II is liberal
in its views with regard TO the en-
forcement OF many laws. The people
of the tenements want their beer, and
Tammany sees that they get IL by not
closing the saloons on Sunday. There
are many favors that men want from
the city government and Tammany
sees that they--the people who are
right, get them. Ingrates do not get
much consideration.
1T is no longer true that Tammany
is an Irish organization. Hebrews
Germans. Yankees by descent, Italians
all have risen TO high places in the
organization. II is a permanent thing.
the kind of government that big city
needs. Criticism will not shake IT. II
will deal with its own faults and re-
cover after its reverses.
And this year Tammany will give
Bryan the biggest vote any man ever
get in the metropolis
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
BRYAN TO WAGE
FIERCE FIGHT IN N. Y.



500; contributions received before
Oct. Is TO be published on or before
that date and contributions received
after that date TO be published on the
date when they are secured; and that
no contributions above 500 shall be
accepted within three days OF the cleo
ton"
A full report will be published with
80 days after the election.
Taft to Challenge Dems.
HOT SPRINGS. July 15,-Angered
at the charge of the Democratic plat
form that the Republicans intend 10
conduct the present campaign with
vast sums OF money wrested from cor
porations seeking favor. Taft intends
TO challenge the Democrats 10 show
their good faith by coming in. as the
Republicans. voluntarily. under the
operation Of the New York publicity
laws
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
TWO ARRESTS IN
MURDER MYSTERY

TROY. y. Y. July l5.-Frank Smith
the half.witted farm boy. and Rudolph
Gunderman. the charcoal peddler. who
met Hazel Drew, the victim OF the
Teal pond mystery. on the lonely road
below the pond on the night OF the
murder. are practically under arrest
today. They are being put through a
rigid sweating by the district attorney,
having been brought in by detectives
after a reporter had learned OF mys-
terioHs visit Smith had made to the
Averill park drug store on the night
of the tragedy.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
WIFE OF THAW LAWYER,
WHO VANISHED, is DEAD

NEW YORK. July 15.-The mystery
Of the disappearance OF Mrs. Clifford
w. Hartridge. wife OF one OF Harry X.
Thaw's lawyers. in October last. was
solved today. when II was learned that
she had died from cerebro-spinal men
nights in the Homeopathic hospital in
Pittsburg, where she had been a Sc
cret patient Her funeral was held
today. at the home OF her mother.
Mrs. Leslie w. Russell, In Canton, n.
Y. The body Is 10 be buried In the
old Episcopal cemetery Of that place.
A few weeks before Mrs. Hartridge
disappeared, she went to Canton. n.
Y, with her three children for a visit
After the disappearance OF his wife.
Mr. Hartridge went 10 live with his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Russell. at the lat
ter's home, 164 Seventy-ninthst.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
COPPER MARKET-CLOsE.

Ariz. Coml. 1914: Apex, 4; ALL, 50
Adv. ~: Bos. Conss IL; Bos. g. Corb.
Cop. Con. "a: c. & A.. rs: Cent. 20
Davis d.. .: Z. Butte. 81 Ely ons.
~ Frank. 90. First Natl A.; Globe
az G. Can, 10% Mass. sN: Moh;, 81
2cS, New Cons. IAN New. Utah. 3; ~
Butte. 73H do Ex.. III: Old Dom. asa,
Par. 24H: Raven. CSC: Shan, IL; Sup
Pitts. IN; Santa Fe. u; Sup. Cop,
I6Iz: Trim. Cop. II: Utah Cons. 43M
U. s. OIL. 24h ". 8. II. g. s., asa
Win GU Youkon, 3H.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
WOMEN FIGURE
IN CONVENTION
SOME OF FAIR SEX WITH Pho
TooRAPHERs, CANDY MAX
eRs AND 6lLLPosTERs.

This is great week for business
women in the conventions now going
on in Detroit In the Light Guard
srmory. there are number OF pro-
fessional women photographers who
are attending the annual convention
and competing for the cups In the
picture contests. In the Cadillac the
Billposters' association includes quite
a large number OF women who have
billboard and distributing agencies In
the smaller towns OF the country.
There are even a few women taking
an active interest In the candy bust
ness. and taking part In the national
Confectionery Jobbers' meetings.
Ebert Hubbard was the principal
speaker at the business meeting OF
the photographers. Wednesday morn
ing. He talked along art lines with
philosophy interspersed. Secretary j.
II. c. Evanoff and Treasurer Frank K.
Barrows read their reports. and the
awards In the salon competition and
also for color process work. were an
nounced.
Two classes were held during the
day. Elias Goldensky and VIM. II.
Hillinger giving lectures in Light In
fantry armory on certain phases OF
their art w. S. Lively gave demon
stration OF flash and electric-nghting
The photographers will have a
moonlight ride on Lake st. Clair dur
ing the evening.
Rates for the coming year were dis
cussed by the Billposters. This trade
has suffered less than almost any
other in the financial disturbances
anu the billposters are figuring on
signing up the big customers this year
al the same rates. the circuses already
having signed. r. c. Campbell spoke
in favor OF an understanding by
which all shows which do not sign
contracts before the beginning OF their
season will be unable 10 get their pa
per posted anywhere. thus doing away
with individual contracts.
The pure food law was the main
topic OF discussion by the confecuon
ers, the sentiment in the organization
being strongly for the law, although
some features are not quite perfect
yet. Details Of organization were dis
cussed and IL Is probable that
change from district 10 individual rep
resentation will be made.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15

James Williams. the Negro under
arrest In South Bend. Ind. on charge
OF shooting two Detroit girls who got
In the way OF bullets intended for
Mark Howard, last April. refuses to
return to Detroit voluntarily and Pros.
'ecuting Attorney Yerkes has applied
TO Gov. Warner for extradition papers.
Armed with these, Detective Buhr will
leave for South Bend In a day OF two
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
BOSTON COPPER SALES,

BOSTON. Mass, July l&.-Sales. fur
nished by Cameron Currie a. Co: Adv.
f25. Anal. s.22s; Ariz. Coml. $40: Att.
IS: Bos. Cons. 245; Bos. a. Corb., $50
Blu. Coarn, l,200: G. A.. 30: C. 4 n,
so; FIR. 4: @. c., 335; Roy, ITO: Mass
so: Mex. Con. 400: Mich, 10 Mob. 500
New. as; Newh.. 80; N. b, s.os6: o. u.
~ Csc S 81. Par Pa. iS oTlney ,a q re
200: u. $. r.. so: do pfd. 435: Ut Con.
$50; Ut. Cop, 255: Wet. $50; Win. 10
WolY lk. VIVIAN. so.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
CHICAGO LIyEsroCk.

CHICAGO. July l5.-Iiogs-Receipts
$4,000. market dull. loo lower; bulk.
$3.50 q $50: light. a6.2O06so; mixed and
workers.. s665 @s.7o; pigs. S5l5us.io;
good TO choice heavy, IS. so a $50. Cat
tle--Receipts Il. 1000. market slow at re-
cent desaiR s eesres; sST s ,so, i sfss
$3.50; stockers and feedrs, g.. 60I 80
cows. 3226D5.s0; calves. si.509s.!5 s.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000. market strong:
native and western. S2.759475: year :
lirgs. S+.4oT5.25: lambs, native and
western, S4.5047.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE cotton
market opened points lower on the
active positions. After the call the
tone was quite steady. although eventu-
aly bearlsh weather and crop news
forced new selling. Under this pres
market at Liverpool was steady CA
covering by shorts
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
Two Overcome by Smoke.

The attic in the home OF w. w
Logan, No. 2s4 Twenty-fifth-st. caught
fire early Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Logan went upstairs to try to ex'
tinguish the flames and was overcome
with smoke Her daughter, Emma
went to her mothers assistance and
she. too, was overcome. Both were
rescued by firemen and neither is In
"a serIous condition.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie & Co.'S copper letter:
London copper opened firm, spot. t67
lis Sd. up Be- ID: futures. f5s S. up 5s.
Outside OF Amaigamated and Ana
ccnda there was little doing in the cop
pers this morning. These two stocks
advanced about a point over last week :
closing prices. and North Butte was
up a like amount on light transactions.
The general liet was very dull with
prices practically stationary.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
eron Currie Co: New 2s reg. 103H
niO4L. do, coup, i03S Wl04h new
ss reg. lo0di0o%: do. coup. looA -
l0lh new - reg. 1904 412iL. do.
coup l22L 6l23L.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
Mrs. Hulda kratz, No. 85s Brewster-st.,
souEhf the protecfIOn of the Hmm

station police, Tuesday night. claim
ing that her husband had threatened
her life. She said that Kratz left
the house early In the evening, os-
tensibly TO 40 TO lodge, but she fol-
lowed him and at Orleans and Gfatiot
saw him meet yelled woman, she
declares. Mrs. Kratz then interfered
whereupon, according to her story,
her hueband rushed at her. declaring
that hef~time had come. She fainted
while telling her story In the sta
ton, and an officer was detailed %
accompany her home. She found that
Kratz had removed all his belongings
I'm the meantime.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
suppressed Divorce suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
filed Thursday by Hattie vs.. James
ID. Sturgeon; John VS.. Carrie b.
Putnam and John A. VS.. Mary Ely.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
NAss ESCAPED CONVICT.

LANSING. Mich, July 15.-Sheriff
Cline has Chas. f. Miller, who as
saulted SheriH Steele in March, 1905.
and broke Jail. under arrest In Fort
Worth. Tex. and is there with requisi-
ton papers to bring him back here
for sentence. Miller at the time he
broke jail had been convicted OF for
gerry.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
Boy Shoots Self In Arm.

While playing with a Flobert rifle.
Tuesday afternoon. William Lake,
aged ~. OF No. 234 Plumer-ave.. az.
cidentally shot himself In the left arm
The wound is painful but not seri
Gus.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
NEW yORk METAL.

NEW YORK. July f5.--At the Metal
exchange today. trading continued
quiet with n steady tone. Lake. i2% II
f2s electrolytlc. l2h gi2%; castings.
,, spe! 20 sssse 1'Oc' read
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15

MENoMINEE, Mich, July 49,
Especial. THE big dredge owned b!
John Martin. OF this city. was de
etroyed by FIRE this morning. burning
r. the waters edge. The loss Il
$4,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15

NEW YORK. July l5.-At the open
ing OF the stock market, Reading sold
ex-dividend at lis l-s, and advanced
IA. Louisville 4 Nashville. North.
ern Pacific and Smelling opened 3-s
higher. Cotton OIL. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and Union Pacific were IA
higher. and Steel preferred. Colorado
Fuel. ST. Paul, Great Northern pre-.
ferred. Rubber and Pennsylvania were
is better. Copper and Baltimore &
Ohio were unchanged.
NEW YORK. July l5.-Harriman
shares were again the feature OF trad
ing In the stock market this morn
ing, during the first half hour OF the
session. Southern Pacific was the
leader. with an advance OF 3S OF a
point TO a new high record for this
movement Reading and Union Pa
cific were also favorites. the former
gaining nearly one point, while the
latter advanced one-quarter Of point
The Steel shares showed evidences OF
profit-taking. the common losing lis
and the preferred the same. Special
ties were active and strong at higher
quotations. Republic steel and Iron
preferred headed this group with an
advance OF 2 IA points. Colorado
Fuel rose point; Illinois Central i
| Is and American Locomotive IL
point.
The copper shares showed no dis
! position TO share in the better tone
OF the general market In spite OF the
reported sale yesterday OF 100000
pounds OF electrolytic copper on a
basis OF 1871 cents a pound. One
favorable influence was the announce
ment that the New York Central with
several other eastern trunk lines hac
increased freight rates on sugar anc
coffee about ten per cent. This Is be
lieved to be the forerunner OF gen
eral advance in rates on all freight
Reading sold ex-dividend per cent
today. During the first half hour II
made up about half OF this.
o. & n. Issue oversubscribed.
Announcement was made that the
Delaware Il Hudson new bond issue
OF $4,000, 900 had already been over
subscribed. These bonds were offer
ed at 81 IL. This is the highest price
obtained for any recent railroad bond
| issue and compares favorably with SO
the fixed price for the Pennsylvania
recent issue and 80 IL for the Union
Pacific's first mortgage and refunding
as. II is believed that the friends Oh
Kuhn Loeb & Co, and the First Ma.
tional bank, the bankers who secured
the bonds, have taken the entire ID
sue
In London American shares were
the feature with Reading and the har'
rIman issues in the lead. Canadian
Pacific was also favorite.
Wheat was slightly lower as was
cotton. On the curb market traoiIe
was good. with prices firm.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, July 10
Cattle-Receipts IFS. slow. steady.
Eeals-Receipts 100. active, steady at
3597.s0. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts
500, active. steady: lambs. 35.5047.50
yearlipgs 1925 G5.s5; sheep. 32.75o
AS. Hogs-Receipts 100. active. loo
500 heavies. s7q740: roughs. 1915 q
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
Quotations by Cameron Currie & {
Open High. Low ClO
1b)Bld. (Sseliers. x)spli'
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. July Observation-Disclosures
tle-Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 1900: medium and heavy.
s7.l5Q7.,5; workers.. S73oG7.+0: pigs.
s6!s097. Sheep-Receipts light: top
lambs $3.50 Galveston, STT5.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15

Job Prfstinx done right. Times Print
tag Co. IL John r. st Phone 1875.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15
Cotton prices. furnished by Cameron

Job Printing done eight Times Print.
inG Co., 10 John r st. Phone 1923.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15

Jsb rrintssg done right. Times rrias.
1ux Co. 10 John R.sst Phone 1854
The Detroit times., 1908-07-15

year-old Albert shaw. No. 40 Siblcy-
st As direct result OF the high
temperature. the child was SEIZED
with commissions. which caused ole
death. Tuesday